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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
nEH9CRlTIt STATE TICKET.

ron sEcaETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG,
OF Ssy,ccd county.
SUPREME JUpGEs,
tFoE FULL TERM
TfHLADELPH VAN TRUMP,
a. OF Fairfield county.
(To FILL vAcANcIEs.)
Long Vacancy,
MATTHIAS c. WHITLEY,
o. Tuaecck county.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER S. BOYS, .
OF High!and county.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN X. CRITCHFIELD,
u Holmes county.
eoxrrnoELEn or THE TREASURY.
WILLIAM. S. V. PRENTiSS,
Of FraakiN conaty.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s. RAMSEY,
Of {FdFdis county.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(FCLL TERM,}
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF 4sa.aad c0etnty.
(PoR vAcAECy,)
CHARLES B0ESEI.,
Or 4agtaise county.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27
In the World !!
READ wIIO GAY-H aO,

READ WHO SA SS Sos
From the Rev. Levi q. Beck, Pastor OF the
Baptist Church, Pemberton, \. j., for
merly of the North Baptist Church, Phil'a.
have known Hootiand'H German
Bitters favorably for number Of years. l
have used them in myOwn family, and have
been so pleased with their effects that l wGA
induced to recommend them to many others
and know that they have operated III stri-
l5ingly beHsfe-.zl r'saEgner. | take great
pleasure iH thus yubltely pyoclaiming this
fact, ard calling the attention Of those nf1iic-
ted with the diseases for which they are re-
commended to these Bitters, knowing from
experience that my recommendation will bs
sustained. l do this most cheerfully as
Hollands Bitttrs is intended to benefit the
afflicted, and is mot rum drink
Yours, truly, LEVI q. BECK.
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Yours, truly. -
Messrs. c. c. Clay and j. B. Hoicomb.

- CLIFTON HOUSE, N. ].
"' July Is, 1864. J
Hon. Horacc Greet,y, Niagara FaRs:
SlR:-We have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your note Of this date by the
hands of Col. Jewett, and will await the
further answer which you propose to send
to us.
Very respectfully. &C.,
G. G. CLAY, JR.,
7 r Hon ClSTR
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-07-27

.s j. B. HoLcoMB.
CLIFTON HOUSE, July Goth, 1864.
COL. w. G. JEwETT, Cataract House, Nj
agara Falls, N. Y.
ST.: We are in receipt of your note advi-
sing us of the departure of Hon. Horace
Greely from the Falls That he regrets the
sad termination of the initiatory steps taken
for peace in consequence of the change made
by the President to his instructions to con-
vey the commissioners to Washington for
the negotiation unconditional, and that Mr..
Greeley will be pleased to receive any an
swer we may have to make through you, we
avail ourselves Of this offer TO enclose let
ter to Mr.. Greeley, which you will oblge by
delivering.
We cannot take leave ofyou without ex-
pressing our thanks for your courtesy and
kind offices, as the Intermediary through
whom our correspondence with Mr.. Greeley
has been conducted , and assuring you we are
very respectfully your obedient servants.
c. G. CLAY, Jr:, ~,
r u Hor co.,p ..
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Sbent!tlICll, yours,
Signed HORACE GREELEY.
Messrs. Clement G. Clay, Jacob Thompson,
James B. Holcombe, Clifton House, t.
Wy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
READ wRo SAYS 500

From the Rer. Leri G.. Beck. Pastor offLe Baptist
Church, Pemb'rtOn, ". J. formerly of the North
Baptist Chu,eh, philadelphia.
| have known HOofand's German Bittcrs IA
vorably for number of years. have used them
in INV Own family. and have been so plersed with
their effects that waSinduced to recommend them
to many others. and know that they have operated
in a strkingly beneficial manner. | take great
pleasure III thus publicly proclliming this fact. and
calling the attention Of those afflicted with the
diseases for which they are recommended 10 these
Bitters. knowing from experience that nv recon-
mendatiOn will be sustained do this Checrfuy
as Hoohands Bitter is intended to benefit the af
ficted. and is "not rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
LEVI G.. BECK.
From J. NEWTON BROWN ID. d. Editor Of


the EacyciopeIi0 Of Religious kRonicdQe.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general. through distruSt OF
theirinCredient-a nd effects: yet know OF no suf-
hcient reason why man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute 10 the benefit of others.
10 this the more readily in regard TO Hoof-
lands German Bittcrs. prepared bv DR.. c. NJ.
Jackson. of this city, because ] was Dreiudiced
against them for m1nv wears. underline impression
that they chiefly an alcoholic rii~iure. AN
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq
for the removal Ofths prejudice by proper tests
and for encouragement to try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility. TIL,
use Of three bottles Of'hese BitterS NJ the begin
ming ofihe present wear, was followed by evident
relief, ani restoration to n degree IF bodily and
mental vigor which had not felt for ak months
before, and had almost despared of rcgaining.
therefore thank God and my friend for iirectin
me to the use OF them.
DnUN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

"And what is a goin on? Iasked.
WALL. you see. Cnnnel, de 1ebil have
got inter massa; an he swear hem gwine
ter kill me fur tellin' you bout de secesh
cap'n.'
81 assured him / would protect him.
and accordingly, in q day or two. / packed
him off. with his traps aud family, to the
free States. II wasn't exactly according
TO Tennessee law, and his owner protested
warmly against it, but advised him to
prove his loyalty and claim bis property
Of Uncle Sam.
The old darkey lived in a little log
cabin near his masters house, and the day
Le was to leave rode out to see him safe
" of. His small amount OF personal
property was slowed away in the ambu-
lance. which was to take bin to Nash.
Vile; and his wife. . goodlookiDg mu.
latto 1.-THE old fellow himself was blacker
than ink had already mounted the wagon.
4 pretty quadroon woman of about thirty,
who passed as his daughtor--though she
couldn't have been of his blood-was
helping on to the seat one OF the most
beautiful white children l ever saw. She
wa, well dressed, and had fair. clsar.
rosy skin. and an eye as blns as indigo.
6upposing she was the masters child. ]
asked her where she was going. why
up North. nassa. long wild gran'dad.' she
answered.
81 was thunderstruck. She was the
old womsn's grandchiIJ. the planter
own child, and slave! never till then
realized what an accused thing slavery
is."-lE9mund HIrke.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
j. NEW ION BROW n.
Philad'a j une 80 1861.
Letter from the Rer. JOSEPH n. KEyNARD

Ltfier ff0m The Rrr JONEPH ". KENNdRD,
Pastor ofthe Tenth Baptist Church.
DR. JACKsoN-DEAR SIR:--I have been frequent
" requested TO connect nv name with commenda
tons OF different kinds Of Medicines, but, regard
ing the practice out of nv appropriate sphere,
havein all cases declined; but with clear PROOF
in variou' instances. and particularly in nv own
family. Of the usefulness Of DR.. Hcofand's Ger
ma, Bitters, depart for once from my usual
course, 10 express nav full conviction that, tor gen
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint. it isa safe and valuable preparation.
In some cases it NAV faiI but usually doubt not.
II WILDE very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above cause.
Yours, very reSpectfiIlly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

A Young lady says that elf q cart
Wheel has nine felloes attached TO il, It's q
pity that . girl ike her can't have one"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13
Yours, very respectfully
- " ~ bAN ~ n RDs
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.

From Rec. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptis
Church, Germanforn, Penn.
Dr.. c. VI. JAcKsoS:-Dear Sir:--Personal OK
perence enables me to say that regard the Ger
man Btters prepared by you as a most excellent
medicine. In case of severe cold and general de-
bilitv have been greatly benefited by the use of
the Bitters, ar doubt not they will produce SINH
lar effect on others Yeurs truly.
WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-10-13

From Rec. J. ~. Turner, Pastor Of Heddtn9 N. E..
Church. PhiIada.
DR.. Jackson. Dear Sir---Haring used your Ger
man Bitters in my family frequently am prepared
to say thatit has been Of great service. ! believe
that in most cases gene raj debility of the system
il is the safest and most valuable remedy OF which
have any knowledge.
Yours respectfully,
]. III. TURNER
No. I26 n. Nineteenth Street.
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CORPORATION Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE. THE COM.

CORPORATION NOTICE. THE COM
" MlTTEE ON FINANCE OF THE BOARD OF AL
pERMES having under consideration The application % sun
dry BLIND PERSONS for donation OF FIFTY DOLl.Abs
EACH, viii meet at tho corner Of Broadway aud Twenty
third street enranee No 3 In TweuyihiTd street,, ON
Tuesday and Wednesday next the ed and sd days OF Noven
Der 1864 between the ours OF 10 AMI r. to bear
aud determine upon the merits Of the d, rent applicants IN
respect the necessity tor stng them by donations nom
the funds of the city.
The pet ard al others interested In the several app
cations hereby notified that II will be 10 be pres
the above named time and place without further not
atom ia ordsr ene them TO any alton ca 10 en-
able them TO snare in tfe proposed relief
LEWIS Il. RbERS,
PETER MAsTERSON.
JOHN ID. OrTiN ELL,
fofuruitfea on Eiuluee
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REORGASIzED.-Ths Ninth Ward German
Lincoln and johnson Campaign Club dissolved To q.
garizaton che ether day and resrganized themselves
for the coming charter election under The name Ne
Independent Citizens Association Of the Ninth Ward
without any political color. c. j. strns VS. ss:t>@
Preaidept, J. Sabnls SA"rstspR
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NNALLACK's. WEDNESDAY.
w Filth tirp- thi- Godsnib's Comedy,
SHE STOOLS TO CONQUER
TO MORROW, .
THURSDAY THANKSGIVING NIGHT
l3Sth TIME HERE
ROSEDALE.
FRIDAY-THE SCHOOL OF REFORM.
SATuRDAY--RDsEDALE
Mrs. lncbbski's Comedy,
TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY.
h. charming revised ard altered for the present stage
Is in rehearsal and viii be produced MONDAY NEXT, With
beautiful scenery and appointments
An eBtisey - -
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY
by Mr.. ID. Boueicanlt. il in propagation.
Doors open At n; Oyertur, at H.
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IT s. INTERNAL REVENUE. yIrH
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
~ SEYHNTn COLLECTION DISTRICT. NEW.lORk

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
~ SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT NEWnORk
COMPRISING the ELEVENTH aud SENENIkLNIh
WARDS Of tho CITY ofNEWfOKK.
Assessors OYrcx, Noe. 81 snd2s RiBLx House.,
EgwYoRK, Nov. H. 1854
Notice hereby given thst 10 the joint Ike solution
Of July 1864 ard the INSTRUCTIONS Of the Secre
tsry Of tbs Treasury isu-d in accordance herewith
e Of the special duty OF i've cent u.
upon the gains profits income for the year ending ce
Der 3s l8CJ oi all persons residing in the District "a no"
that ssid list will rrrn "opcn tho inspsc'
ton Of al p no apply 70 inspect thc SANE fog tho
space fieen DAYS from the date hereof y office above
Designated
Aud further that Immediately sNef the expiration OF ton
days excludine suudays FROM the date hereof ~ on the
26h day Of NoyrnlI 1894 .ud Tor hye days thereafter v
and determine oil aTeas relating 60 erroneous or ex
cessye valuations ra'ions contained Ia said hat
All BE- in writing and must state the particular
cause matter thin- respecting which decision 10 requoft
ed and must the ground principle Of comp se
Oh GEORGE =. SrEINBRESNEE,
Assessor Tih DIST, y. y
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Cost an0 FOUND.

SnA DOLLARS REWARD.-LOST or
Sav <,h inst. Steamboat. Tr.ip, SINGLE STONE Ola.
MOND SHANK Pm weighing y ksr- little oct Of color,
with Sigh. flaw set gold add blfck enamel tho stone can
be Identified BY inauy persons both in this city end Bos.on
Any eron returning the 10 No a. Min Boston, viii
rocei i've the sbove reward aud 10 ques,:ons astnd
HENRY A. HALL.
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Thanksgiving.
WASHINGTON. SQUARE N. +. CHURCH,
|TBANKsGly NG.-HOWARD MISSION

TINHANKSGlII ING. - HOWARD MISSION
l. AND HONE nor LITTLE WANDERERS, No. 81
Bo,veryRosrd Of Mans ,cr Joseph orie, President H.
3 Ter6e Vice prc,ident Henry i'.sw.tet secrrtsy YIN
Phelps. Treasurer; A. Baldwin. a. d. Mathews and W. San
ford Tue Rev w &. vanueer Sup-rintendent tks Rev
n. 0'rocs Prncpsl the Rev John Powell and the Rev. T.
r~iysd Since the 6! day Il this month So. children have
been enrolled and today Nov 22 <s arcs. Our abs We
prov dins dinner not only for our children bu, Tor the
us IN aiding NJ are requested to .nd 70 Tho Mission, On
WEDNESDAY or early on THURSDAY MORNING. Eh'
,rc,se. will commence u aud close az o o'clock.
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fSrEtSAL EEvyyrE, I'D COLLECTION DISTRICT,
Compnsns 1t, "a aud sh Ward,

fSrEtSAL EEyyyrg, I'D COLLECTION DI.TRicT,)
Conpn,ins 1t, "a aud tth Wards, ,
Oyycx, No. 80 BRo.pvAr, y. y, Nov. IA, lcA }
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that, plr-
sunr 20 tr Join, resolution Of Consr-s Of July lo
nd tho Instruction, secTeay Of the Treasury i'sed Ia
reordsnc. ill., the t Of sss~sasns for the special
pror Tar Of five per centun upon the EHs pohts OF In
com. for ending p-ocinb-r -, ls1 Of ali person.
rvsidax Ia this district is completed, snd. that The sad
viii remain open hn nsre'lon u ~ rer'ons who may
sppy inspoc, the fr tho space Of ten day. IRON IL,
al. hereof my once No 40 bro1dwsy. Ia thr cry OF
rw orb and further thai rd~ly after tho erpfAi'on
Of The Zen day. sofr.d wits On the 1;.h day Of Noveu'
be-, 1914 VII receive and determine al sppe.s relative to
any erroneous OF excessive valuations contained la ssd hit
All spps mat be made In writing snd must state tie par
ulsr thing ting which feeision 10
rns,,ed and shall moreover the pncy. Of efroI
planned Of :. I; IIi.hEt w..
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JntGnal Hepcnue.
INTERNAL REVENUE, NINTH DIS
i TRiCT or NEW YORK, TWELFTH, NINTH, AND
TWENTY-SECOSD WARDS.
Ao,.son's OFFICE No. GO West-41h-s,., !

TWENII.SECUND WAKUS. = -,
ASA sons OFFICE No. GO We.'lah't.,
New.York. Nov. H. 1854.
Soce /, hereby given that pursuant the Joint Resolu
ton Of Congress II July lB6t and the Instructions Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury Issued g. acconnco herewith, The
lot u for the special dliy OF hyc per cent r'
upon gains profits. income. fo n. ending De-
81 1853 Of all persons rcidin. in this district II nov CON
Melted and thai the ssl win 70 the
hon II all y,r,o.s THO nay n1yy % iayec ne s1ns In 'hr
space OF days the tAe eren al my 9th above
And .uth-r that imiaed st-iy sfsr the errn1
ton OF ten (e1oudng sundsysl rfn the date hero 10
VII: on the .tth day OF November. 1864 aud ior hive days
Thereafter viii receive and determine all appeals restirc 70
enormous excessive valuations ena"faions, eontas
In aid list Al spI~a uius he 10 writing end must ,tse Tie
rcuA eau.c mattel ,rg respecting which decision
requested aud the ground frncpe VI oifof
Complained o. HOMER fRAShLiS
as.es.or Ninth District. Ssw.forb.
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0oparlnersbip Notices.

NHw.YoRx. Nov. "a. 1854
IN consequence the death Of Mr.. THOMAS
Il THOMASSON the firm Of C0kOvER Il THOMAS.
SON was dssoscd September 1854 L. '. Conovsr will
settle the business Of The late Arm i:v COE0vER
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NmneenenIs.
RARNUM's GREAT AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID rIiE TALLE;sT, SHORTEST, AND FArrs;sT Speci.

RARNUM's GREAT AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID rnE TALLEsT, SHORTEST, AND FAi'Isisr speci'
"e'' d '''T THREE e." MAMMOTH FAT GIRLS.
''" liiiREE GIANTS IAN So q FEET HlSH; s,,,.,
r imported esprs. ysi 70 pes.e cIDaEN ard
'Es daring HOLIDAY stAs0N ,ris sc.ss,Hr Of
Ah'H'' %HhHf RSfE 8 SGshER DAILY.
TpSaSYsl AZ Az * N
Character. by Master Cba,,erso Mr. Anderson, Hunter
and Mis- o. HSeS e w Sl" TRIBE OF INDIANS,
MSRSN 1 A nAhRS aS6 EvEsSo
LINDA OF CHAMOUNIX
WAITING Gv f5h fa e iSAhnplcr ,,,,, , ,
r1 aSsso baS ds rp 9iss aA
AND 4 MILLioS or OTHER cURIosiTiEs.
SESRL4 EVERY mous ~ fAA' OH"
VAN AMBURGH e. CO.'S MAMMOTH
MENAGERiE snd GREAT MORAL E%uiBiTioN
w OPEN DAILY
Thi. 81 %ar"Scc, Establishment is now open for the
GsEATEsr SION OF wItD A ANNALS
GREATEST SHOW OF WILD ANIMALS
In the world Almost every Imaginable vsrietyof
LIVING BEASTS AND BIRDS
FROM EVERY QUARTER or THE GLOBE
may be found i" GR n Vi' %fT "a 5S r this
INsrITuTE Of Na Natl e-AI HISTORY.
will be s;vcn at ~ q M end Il p M inr9d,n,rips
RE IEhRa hs HahssT TfFoS ss
and the s' 6s E rSI s I6Ss SSn TIGERS
ADMISSION ONLY rs CENTS.
FOijR fERFORWANCEs ON THANKSGIVING DAY
HELLERs sALLE DIAB0LIQUE,
IL No. SIS BROADWAY
THE SCARLET SPIRIT
STILL IN THE ASCENDANT!
y '''NN' "'' soMATIC CONJURER.
SONATIC CONJUREh! .
Tho representative OF tho AT Ia the present century oenev
ing Phenomena bsDga part OF the connref craft and not
HELLERS SOLOS ON THE PIANoFoRIE,
sEDow WICK s0L9 on T We S Cvsk
Ta,NKsGIvING DAY. TIiinsDAY. Now "a, 6. p m
SATURDAY, Nov. 20, at Up. IN.
TI,HE COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT to j.
i T. Perrns a. Nblos Salocp postponed from Nov 70
to Nov. 30
II QUEEN OF PALMYRA
:. Iii, niasriacent Statue,
By HARRIET HosxEH,
FINE ART INSTITUTE,
,Dsrby ,Gilie.ryJ
t Freg . NJ :. .D'i !, 10 S. p; M
Pacsac' se,s-five for One Dollar.
WOc JROFFEs BOHEMIAN GLASS
''N' GitNSD MATINEE TO-DAY a, 3 p. Ia.
ALL 3EMEMBER Mr.. THATCHER
~ siNnlNG SCHOOL. THIS tWednesday) EVENING,
at the 4" eish,h'st Baptist Chareh near bIo.dwsy
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3nsnranre Companies.
LIFE INSU RANCE
TIE SywysGLAvD
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
op boston
capIDII NAY l.. 1861 OWN h20O0Do.

CapryAL, NAY l. 1861, ovHR S2,oD0oo.
DESTRUCTION SURPLUS, DEcKnBsn l, 1895. e7jcooo.
Application. will be recrcd for ordinary risto amount
no. edins u.s. OJ single liie. ARMY aud NANf
risks viii be taken for moderate sn.ouhts.
Pamut and reports wiz te forwarded upon application
90 tie Seere,ary tho Home Once TO SAMUEL =.
STEVENS Agent aud Attorney Of the CoupaDy No. ITO
BIosdwBy, vew.l ofk
BENZ. Y. STEVENS, ticoPrcdlenL
JOSEPH NJ OIEBENS Secretary.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINZ.
IN Daily,
For Providence Direct.
The new md spls nd d steamers
ELECTRA ANDGALATEA,
Having supcrior Accommodations for Ps'en-eI, Aud
Fri.h VIII leave Pier No ~ North River, loot oil hopi-
sor-.lrret. Daily (Suni,ys excepted q; !. IN.
Connecting 81 Providence win the G. ~ for Boston
The ELECTRA. Capt. !. ". NfE viii leave New'i cIk
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. ,, :,
The GALATEA. Cft WM: JONES, every TUESDAY
TIL RSDiY and SATURDAY,
~ Frcis III; taken at Propeller Rates.
(,Ihrse unsurpassed IN their nrransrne's
for tho comfort and safety Of passenger and then Aehs of
| the transportation of FTris.t .
to Passengers retiring oI the night are not disturbed
iii they arryc Providence hour early enough 70 -
Gf esrcd in the hrst accommodation tFsa iof
Boston arriving il boston u .. IN. ,,. . -
For Information In regard 10 Freight H.. apply 10 isAAC
ODELL General Freight Agent, PlrI No. y, SAi . 80,
For Tickets staerootns or Berths, Apply 20 w NJ I'D
WARDS, General Tcset Agent, Pier 40 "a North h'ei
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6orsrs, Carriages, Nr.

CAVALRY BUREAU OrTcB up ASSISTANT QriRTsaNtsrEp (
NO. 10 SrArRsr., NEW NoaK, June TO- 1861
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-I will
~ purchase in OPEN MARKET sll tho Cavalry Horses
that may presented aud inspection the Government
Stables lohsv and S1s In this city, until further
notice.
Payment will be made IN ciecks PAYABLE In certificates OF
indie ~dlsss when "a Horses received
Price hun lrei and sixty five (i65 dollars each.
GEO. \. BROWNING Captain ard A. q. NJ
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lNOTICE.-The COpartnership heretofore ex.
IN istins between JOHNQ MCPHERSON aud GEORGE
ATLANTA is this dsy dissolved By Inatns consent
GEORGE A. BANTA,
JOHN v MCPHERSON
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Tmnsemenis.
WINTER GARDEN.


Of IN mn assled the NsvYcrk Stage Ter DrI
liaDcy aud duration.
LASTING
Of tie great Con edsn,
Nh J. g. CLARKE.
"WEDNESDAY, 23d.
ONE HTNDREDTH NIGHT!
ONE UUNDREDTH NIGHT!
ONE HUNDREDTH MIGHT!
Of Mr. CLARKES eDgageent H. by desire on many of bis
friepds aud admirers and IN OF the ethnasn
and delight with wLich IT, last presentation was received
bya :. ,. ..,
HOUSE CROWDED TO THE ROOF.
be commcmorated BY tho pesenton, for the last time, OF
THE GREAT SPECIAL BILL
with which his name is inseparabiy associaied, OF
EvERYBODYS FRIEND,
and
TOODLES.
MI
Mr. CIarke.
THURSDAY,
GRAND THANKSGIVING ENTERTAINMENT,
GREAT BOOTH BENEFIT
for tho
SHAKESPEARE STATUE FUND.
JrNIUS BRUTUS, EDWIN and JOHN WILKES BOOTH
appearing IN JULIUS CESAR.
SATURDAY. 26th, -
EDWIN BOOTH
HAMLET.
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NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE or The BOARD EDUCATION, CoRsEBoP !
GRAND AND Elm sTs.. Nav YORK, Nov. 10, i~t.>
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az
~ this Office until tie "a day Of DECEMBER next a. >
O'Clock m NJ which time aid Proposals viii be considered
Tor supplying the PUBLIC SHOOTS under The jurisdiction o,
the Board Of Education, with BOOKS, STATIONERY ana
other article, required for the aid Schools for year
comm. ucing or the ist II Janusry, 1862. ,
t Of the article. win be furnished application TO the
CeIk OF the Board Of Education.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN.
SAMUEL u. II. VANCE. Commit 9
JOHN ~ HAYWARD. on
}SHS u 4 I f NiiSdhAOdHIlS' supplies
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vT,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
EITNTTy NE YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HaRBON.
AND PETWEFN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL CALI
ING AZ HALIFAX AND CORK HAKBOh .
prpcr . leave. New. YorE =. "Wednesday. Nov 16
.pK IL ... leaves .Wednosdsy Nov. 20
Al srg new ok. edaesdsy Nov. 20
sSr, I, lcayes 30 gtoi..... .. Woinesdqy Dee. 7
Ems Leaves New. Y ok ., ~ einesday. Dee. u
CITaIJ leaves .. " ednesday, Dec. Il
PROM yKw-yoaK TO LIVERPOOL
Ch.fCG5ib Pssssge. ...................."eaSS
Second Cabin Psssa.e. .................''.. w W
yKoa sosIos TO LIyLArooi- -
flffCsbin passage. VII y
Second Cabr Passar e.....,..::..'.;.:... % "
n,v.ble in gold or it, equivalent in United States currency
Beris not secured until pad for.
An experienced suIscou ON board.
The owner Of these ships ~ he accountable for Specie
OF Vsuabes Bills Of Ladus Ii, ng tie value expressed
are ssred therefor.
IoIfreiya, OF Pssssge apply 70 ,,.
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pIANOS-New z Octave PIANOS Of latest
style, by best C<y Msksrs. ehesp for cash Also ia
bnoninIo Harp. WsieLe Paintings &c Goods OF all kinds
bought snd s,1 Tor cxsh J. 4. JONES, No. 81 Ann.st.
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Ocean 9teamers.
JTION LINE 70 CALIFORNIA via

~ NICARAGUA st gr.atly reduced r,'~s THIS TRIP.
THE CENTRAL A ,irRCAN TRANSIT COMPANY vii,
dispatc MONDAY, Dec 80, at noon rom Pier No ~
North River tho olegan, steamship GOLDEN RULE, Capt.
ID. \ BABCOCK. 49,,
First abm Saloon and Deck Rooms. 2s; First CABIN,
Between Deck Rooms 500; Second Cabin open BERTH
1925; Third Cahin forward borth, als Children TO ~
wears rates, Children under years rates 80 Us baggage
ree, extra baggage lVc a 10. -,o IL.
This is tie shortest route 10 Gan Frenci,co 40 MI es
There charge for meals the Transit and II 10 'he oy
Line Offering these greatly reduced ties. .>,,, -.
For passage apply 70 D.. y. CAhINoIo,'S1;; hgen',
No. IL Westst., corner OF arfcn,'
After this date the regular Opposition ssiins a"y WI" W
the 10th Of every month.