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UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.

Thes. Bond. are issued under the Act of Congress Of Msct
1854 which provides that all Bonds Issued under thi. AS
SHALL BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure q
the Government any period not less than ten mos
forty ysays from their date and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN o.
3ond Of one hundred dollars annually, and al
other Bonds semi annually The ntere'. is payable On the
h days of March and September in each year Al thes
Bonds by Act Of Congress, arc
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION
their value Is increased from three per cent
snnum according to the rate Of tax levss in vAou paA
the country.
At the present rate Of premium on gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
currency and are ofequal convenience permanent
temporary investment.
believed that ecurie, offer grea, iadacemen.s,
lenders the vaioss descriptions Of u s. Bonds. In al
other of indebtedness the faith ability of private
parties stock companies separate communities only 10
pledged payment while for the deots Of the United States
the whole property the country holden to secure the pay
msni OF both principal and interest in coin.
any magnitude the terms and thus made equally
the smallest lender and the lar,es; capitalist Thsy
can be converted money any moment. and the holds,
will have the benefit Of the interest.
Instructions to the National Banks acting loan agents
not issued until March but the Of Bonds reported
sold at the United States Treasury up to May Twas
sS44, 6O6,1O
Subscriptions will be received by the TREAsuRER OF rus
UNITED STATES Washington, AMI the ASSISTANT TRE
URRRs at NewYork Boston and Phlsdelpbi4 and BY tho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK oY New YORK. No Waist
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK. ZJdst Brdway.
FouRru NATIONAL BANK OF New YORK, Pine-st.
Sixth NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoRK. 6h-av. Brdwsy.
NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF NRw YORK NO. 363 Broadway.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK oY NEW YORK No. 24O Broadway.
NEW YORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK lsi Greenwich St
FRsr NATIONAL BANK OF JERSEY CRY, n j.
AND By ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which depositsTies Of public money. and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country actng agents Of the National De
posl.ary BanksI will furnish further information appcS
ton, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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Very Latest News-Ehorts 10 Force iLee
into a Fight-Cannonnding ON sntur-
day cvening-Aii going on Fi"ely-We
have $4,000 Prisoners-No Later News
from Sherman or Butler.
from sherman or Butler.
Special Disps.ch to The n. Y. Tribune.

Special Dlxpttch TO The n. y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, May lG-l2:5O a. ID.
There is no truth in the statements OF official
dispatches being received to-day. There is nothing
nov later from Gen. Grant than his dispatch 10 the
President OF yesterday morning. setting forth that
efbrt was then being made by Hancock TO draw the
emmy into battle.
We have authority for the statement that there is
PRETTY good rumor that from p until dark yester
das heavy cannonading heard at distance Of ten
niles from our army One Of your correspondents who
ief the front this forenoon also states hates that last
las night the Rebels opened with artillery on the 9Th
Corps. and kept up vigorous cannonade for an hour
without any special result.
He states that army has changed its position. He
ADDS that Lee intends fight In his present position
AMI that there must be considerable hard fighting yet
Another of your correspondents Beta" writes from
Bale Plain this afternoon that everything is going on
finally at the 'front.' that Lee is pushing for the South
Anna as fast as he can with Grant upon his TANKS and
rear constantly harassng him.
About 1000 more prisoners have been gathered up
and are on their way 10 Belle Plain making in all about
1000 Our men are in the best Of spirits. aud re-
Environments are arriving.
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A PASTORS VISIT TO ALEXANDRIA, VA.-lhc
Rev DR., T.. 5. Hsco1. pastor o! the Stanton street
Baps, Church about four weeks ago. at the request
and urgent solicitations of the Board Of Home Missions
obtained leave of absence from his charge TO go 10 Al
exandria Va, to look after the interests OF missions ~
that place He returned to this cyat the end OF asl
and Yesterday morning gave recital of the details Of his
visit to the members Of his church. IL was highy IN
strucye and entertaining and listened TO through
ing tie course Of his remarks the Doctor stated that
although 1t was generally considered that the poor
blacks very deficient all the rudiments OF educa
ton yet had been the Of great establishment 70
him 10 find that they were so well informed upon the
doctrines Of the scriptures
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Deaths of Soldiers

IN THE HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT NETWORK,
From May 10 May l2 1854
RYPoRrEp WEEKLY FoR TIE sKw TRIsrSR, BY A. ..
CASH, GOVERNMENT uNDKRTAKER.
Brown Henry. age report OF regiment residence DC
fore enlistment unknown.
Domino Priest age 49, Co H. LIST VT Cav residence before
enlistment Eansburgh, n. 4.
Daily Daniel ~ CO. a. 18th Mass residence before en-
listfnen Oswego.
Jones Frederck o. age 28 Co. A. 18th has. residence be
fore enlistment Lawrence. Mas.
McGarvin Jsines age - report Of regiments residence
before enlistment unknown .
Nsn.he a. William age - Co. T., 1881 N. T.; residence be
fore enlistment unknown. go
Pool Winfield =. Co. Is, lIth Ill Cav residence DC
fore enlistment unknown.
The following deaths Of NewYork and New England col
der have been reported Capt Moor office In this city,
Henry 5. Ward. X, Sd Maine yolunteers
" afren n. Ciawson, T. 18th New-Sors Volunteers
David II Thomas +, "a New fork Artillery.
Charles Williams X. 10th New orb Volunteers
Elijah WOoecock l., It'll New York Ar,ilery
L. ID Lockwood. O., I'D New lors Cavalry.
EagAr ". Johnston, !. S0th New fork Engineers
James II. Kngshury, n, leth Maine Nolnnteof'
Geo. r. Gage. l., 1t Sew-llayen CsvaTJ
j. - Spauding d. 50th New York Engineers
Sergeant W. H. Loder, d, 18th New York Cavalry.
H. Miles II, lO9h New-i OK Nolnnieers
Charles II. Meashuin. Scort- go. Csvs.ry
Nu. S,arke, 9Th New York Cavalry.
Flss Sharer. Z2d New York Cavalry.
John IA. Walers 9Th New York Arti.efy
Augustus Sewit seth New York Volunteers
William Reeves 10th Volunteers
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES OF THE N. Y. TRIBUNE.
Jews 20 Sunday Morning-Rain on sa'ur-
day-Position Of our Forces-An At
tack DeIayed-EngageInent on Friday
Might.

special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1864.
Your special correspondent Gray sends the
allowing: ,,oro,,.c,
NEAR SPoTTsYLvASIA c. H.. Va 7
SUNDAY morning. May 10 1864.
Rain fell al day yesterday. and but little except PICKET
diminishing occurred along our lines.
On Friday night our lines were again changed the
SD aud 9th Corps moving down to the Spottsylyania
and Fredericksburg pike and extending at nearly right
angles across it, The several corps. forming one IN
broken line are relatively posted from the right In the
following order: the 3D. 9th. 5th. and 9th Our troops
low occupy the crests Of the hills over the Ny RIVER
and are within half mile Of tie Court House Our
line fronts southwest and toward SpoItsyyana Court
House
grand. and it is believed a successful attack on
he right wing Of the enemy was TO have been made
say yesterday morning, but owing to the delay OF the
Sh Corps getting into position the original plan was
lot consummated Had not the almost impossible con-
on Of the roads delayed the march OF the 9th corps
Grant would undoubtedly have inflicted another severe
,low to Lees already half demoralized army.
The country around Spottsylvania Court House IS
more open than our former battle ground and presents
mere advantages for the use Of artillery.
A short engagement in which the 9TH Corps particle
vted occurred last night at o'clock Tie enemy were
breed back at all points and rumor credits our troops
With the capture Of a Rebel battery.
The roads could not be in worse condition than at
resent and the Of troops and trains neces
arly slow and tedious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
REBEL ACCOUNTS AND REPORTS.
Destruction Of Rebel s"ppiies-The Gem
trail Railroad Dcstroyed at Benver
Dam-Namc- Of Killed and Wounded
Rebel OGIcers-Lee's Losses 80, 900, &c.

BERMUDA HUNDRED, May l3-S p. m.
A Rebel prisoner captured last evening says
that Gen Lee admits a loss of 10000.
Tie Petersbur9 Register Of May IL, says;
The Yankee raiders have burned the bridge on New
river on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. and de
stroyed the Dublin depot with all the supplies, &c
Averills work.
Gen. Walker of Virginia. was wounded at Spottsyl
vana. He lost foot. The enemy certainly are night
ing with desperation and nerve Gen. Hays, OF Lous'
ana. was wound yesterday. Gen. l.. A. Stafford
Of louisiana died yesterday in Richmond.
The Central Railroad is destroyed by the enemy at
Beaver Dam. in Hanover County.
Gen jenkins of South Carolina, killed.
Gen. j. NJ. Jones. killed
Gen. Pegram, seriously wounded.
Gen. Bcnning. seriously wounded
Col Nances of South Carolina. killed
Col. Gaillard OF South Carolina wounded.
Col. Kennedy, wounded
Col. Herbert Of Alabama, wounded.
Col. HOnloye. wounded.
Col Jones of North Carolina wounded
Col. Gricc, killed.
Col. Sheffield of Georgia. wounded.
Col Whitehead OF Georgia, wounded
Col. Board OF Virginia, wounded.
Col. Winston of North Carolina, wounded.
Col Lane OF North Carolina. wounded.
Col Sanders Of North Carolina, wounded
Col. Falum of Georgia wounded.
Col. Carter Of Georgia. killed.
Col Miller OF South Carolina, wounded
Col. G.. II. Forhey. of Alabama killed.
Col. Avery of North Carolina, killed.
Col. Davidson of North Carolina, oatured.
Col. W. W. Randolph. killed.
Col Finney of Mississippi, killed
The Register gives the names of eighty hye captains
and lieutenants killed and wounded
Tie Pcterburg Register Of the 18th inst gives an ads
dtoua lis, of seveny-,wo killed and wounded officers,
and among them are
Col T. b. Lamar Of Florida wounded
Col. W Il. Hartsfeld Of Georgia. wounded
Col. W Cholt of Georgia, wounded
Col W III. Wilds OF Louisiana wounded.
Col. w G. Hodge of Georgia. wounded.
Col E. ID. Wiliet of Louisiana, wounded.
BERMUDA HUNDRED May 1873 p m.-7he Pefer'5rrS
Register Of May l2 has the following
Mr.. Britton. who exploded the torpedo in the Jane
River was instantly killed by the enemy.
Major A. W. Starks artillery on Saturday sunk the
gunboat Shoshone in tho james River
BushIod johnson has a command in Petersburg.
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A Grand Attack Temporarily Delayed
SHORT ENGAGEMENT ON FRIDAY NIGHT
ATTENTIONS TO OUR WOUNDED.
WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
secretary stanton TO Gen. Dix-No Fight
ing in yirginia-sherman Actively En-
geged-NOthing from Butler.
WAR DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON
1914 f0A n a.

WAk DEFAKTNENI, " ASTIINOIUN'
May u.s. le64-l0t 7. NJ
To Maj. Gen. DIX Dispatches from Gen.
Grant have been received by this Department down to
O'Clock this morning There lad been no engagement
for the last two days
Dispatches from Gen. Sherman, down to o'clock last
night state that his forces had been actively engaged
during the day. with advantage our SIDE but no de-
eided result
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Buffers opera
ions since bis telegram Of last night heretofore pub
lshed EDWIN NJ STANTON. Secretary OF War;
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HOMICIDE IN AVENUE A.-On the Hth inst.
row occurred In Avenue A. near Fifth street, In
which named Frederic Broschardt was SO Sc
vercly beaten that he died in consequence OF the nn
res Yesterday An inquest held last night az the
Seventeenth Precinct Station House, by coroner
widely when the jury examined several witnesses but
adjourned to O'Clock this evening.
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ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-A telegraphic dis
patch from Capt. X. Gair of the 18th Qiighanders)
Regiment to L. Beatie. late Adjutant dated Washing
ton May H. states that the above regiment will arrive
in this city on Tuesday nth inst. BrigaderGen.
Even has ordered out the Fourth Brigade for their
reception. The term of the enlistment OF the 10Th
having expired they return home after three years
service.
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Pilots UNION PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT

I ILVIN z NUN NO HOI N r NM 1'T'r'F WIN
AssocIAuos.-The pilots of New-York and vicinity.
in order to concentrate their efforts for tho attain
men of the rights Of labor and the preservation thereof
to those who follow the profession Of plotting" have re-
Gently formed an association under the above title and
adopted constitution and bylaws. They believe that
union for such purposes will be beneficial to the EN-.
poyers as well as the employed and they say that they
deem il compatible with individual rights TO establish
laws for the government OF their profession.
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PERSONAL f. A. CoStigan and
Charles Smith of the Charestown (Mas City Govern.
ment and Chie Engineer Tucker and Assistant-Engi'
Brnnal of the Fire Departments or that city are
stopping at the Aston House. They are Committee
from that city tour Of inspection to ascertain the
merits of steam frc-engnes, which the Bunker Hill
City authorities propose to adopt instead of hand
engines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

GEN. GRANTS CAMPArGN.-Frank Moore,
editor Of The Rebellion Record advertises Advance
Part Of that work. containing official reports narratives
and incidents Of Cen Grants great campaign In yir-
GINA This is in addition TO the regular issue Part ~
Of which will appear in about week.
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ORDER No. /.

U7r-rds Certain parties are Offering Tor SAFE sPnri'
Gus imitation Of lIUBBELs GOLDEN BIrIEs these pres
cnts come to them greeting. notifying them that any
goods sold in BULK under this trade name and by them
sold az retail otherwise is an Infringement on our
rights A. well gross imposition on the public Our
goods being pu, mp in our own patent bottles ony al
such acts will be Immediately prosecuted under the
laws protecting proprietary manufactures
GEO. G. HUDnEL & Co. Hudson,
Central Depot. American Express Building NO. %
Hudson-strcct New-York.
Proprie,ors Of the Golden Btiers.
See that the United States Revenue stamp Is on the
cork of each bottle.
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uudersgucd Committee appointed BY The lNth WAkn ~
ION ASSOCIATION would most respectfully invite I'll Union
loving citizens forward and unite with in eecing
Delegates to Union Convention 10 b. held at Syracuse on
the 18th inst. Tic Committee viii meet AZ BleecAer Build
ns on the EVENINGS ofthe 18Th lth and 10th inst, from
9. o'clock enroll all citizens who de.re to act ign u.s.
GEORGE =. MERKLEE. A. J. CAMPBELL, y. ID.
THAyER RODNEY MASON, JAMES WEBB Committee.
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Union Lincoln Ass0cinti0n.-A Special Meeting OF
ii. Association will BE- held Hope Chapel THIS Aionday)
EVENING at 4 O'Clock for the purpose Of uniting Win other
Union organizations in this city for the election OF delegates TO
the convention Al members nrgenty requested 10
attend Nv order 5. DRAPER President.
\ 1 AssyY. SecfeiaIY.
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Spclial Notifies.

Unconditional Union Central Committcr.-A
Specia Meeting viii be held THIS monday ENESlNG,
MAY H. O'Clock, in the Ieadquarers, Gibson Building,
corner of l3hst and Bsoadway Punctual attendance
qnrs'ed. ADAM &. ELLIS frcsid'nt.
Henry c PARxE Secretaries.
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READ THE FIRST LETTER!

10 t;entleInen.We are supplying at Wholesale prices
80, i'm poration OF Gossamer aud Lace CRAVATS aud
comprising the latest novelties in all the color
sue very beautiful goods at IS cents each Gail once
'''N' SMITH l. BLAKE, No. 39 Broadway.
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sALTER-STIyERs-O Wednesday, May H. BY the Rev.
Mr.. Roche Geo. \. Saer to Miss Annie NJ, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. VIM. Stivers both Of this city
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(Advertisement
"TuR UNION MUST AND SHALL BIZ PRESERVED.
ANOTHER VJcropy


lAdvertsementl
"THR UNION MUST AND SHALL DE- PRESERVED. "
ANOTHER VICTORY.
While Gen Grants glorious achievements the
crowning topic of the press tho Golden Bitcrs pre-
pared by Messrs Hubbe & Co.. have become the only
hope Of the faint hearted in this the hour of
try's trial
We advise all who have not yet tried Hubbcls Ce!c'
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them and aterwad testing their medicinal properties
Mcssrs. Hubbel Co. anticipate having orders from
tho South in consequence Of the cheering from
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all
Read the following.
HUBBEL's GOLDEN BTTrERs are wonderful inyigor'
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HuDDHLs GOLDEN BirIERs have marvellous effect In
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As a beverage HUBpELs golden BrrrEEs are a per
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To Ladies HuBBELs GOLDEN BnTTRs are great
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They Likewise beauiify the complexion, sweeten the
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NEW YORK April %, 1864
GEO. C. HrDDFL& Co 800 GeHteasn We have Analysed
your golden BrTERs and nd that its component parts
en,e it to the notice Of the medical profession Since
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lAdveftis-mcnt.
Plum, PnuSsIER, PHUNNrEsr.
No. . o. The PHussIKsr

Now ready.
The great Comical Comicalities Comicalaclsed. The
million taken by surprise and condemned to laugh.
whether they would or no. Do not see tbs laugh
provoking sheet II you would keep Oh straight lace
especially II you Quaker OF the strlot'st Sor,
Sold here there and everywhere. except ut the White
House.
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Tenth Ward Union Associntion.-A Special Meet
ing OF th. Association will be held MONDAY ENENiNG
May Is, from to A o'clock a; the Hesdqlartcrs NO "a
Grand All loyal Union cLrns Of this Ward VITO desire 70
participate in the election Of Delegates the Baltimore Con
yen1n are invited attend aud register their names by
order Of THOMAS c. THORNTON, fresiaent'
wv. BoYCKKL so...,,,;o,
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nenrie's kakaiine.
FOR THE HAIR,
FOR THE HAIR,
Prepared from the Bark, Root and Flower 9th,
PERSIAN PLANT,

X A X A I, l.
tho identical preparation used by all the Eastern nations
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One application ieW keep the hair moist for sererdl days.
and IN any POSITION, without the aid Of
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BAy pcrm1nen! dark 9louy appearance.
will Kenmore all DaadHG keep the Scalp Clean and ms
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Il contains OIL alcohol any other injurious nsedsnIA
aud IL the
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1T IS A LUXURY N Is A LUXURY TO USE 1T
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NEw.YoRx MERCURY OFFICE,

No. ll3 FULTON ST, April 70 1885,.
p T. BARsUs esq.-DeD Sir FOR what sum WA You
,s, f,r r1hc,,ion in The New York Mercury series OF
f two irticlr-one per week for yearupcn The An
ccut and Modern Hubugs OF the world y An early reply
will obss, respectfully yours ,,,,,,r>rv
Projectors of the New York Mercury.
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Wounded Omcers in Private Care mt Pred
ericksburg.
peeial Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune

Special Dispatch TO The n. I. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, May IS, 1864.
All officers on this list, except 18th n. Y,
az wounded or sick and CHARTERED at various private
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Ms..r. CALDWELL L WHITNEY.
NxxYonk MERcrKr OyrIOr, Ann 20, lsG.

p =, p,,xus e.q-DEAR sir. Perhaps it may relieve
- al 49, know that expect to take the lions share
~ tbs MONT. Of your papers, on the Ancient ana Modern
Iin,,hug. of the World"
"sra Won will fud check for two hundred dollars
q ,o a., s,ur 6r-t article which be Kind enough send
go sy,l,e. convenience Please supply US punctualy
AZ 80 ar ,y,eIe very week, and believe rs,
Very truly yours 'Auhp" ELL "hiINti'
Mr.. Bagnoms papers ON The ANCIENT AND MODERN
.uras OF THE WORLD" to which the above correspond.
.,... ,.f.r, commence ia TnR NEw.YoRK MERCURY OF
M % ready q, noon to-day at all the depos in the
Union
READ THE FIRST LETTER,
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Still Later, to I a. m. of Sunday.
NO Engagement ON Friday
and Saturday.
NO LATER NEWS FROM GEN. BUTLER.
Sherman's Advices to 8 p m. Of Saturday

His Forces Engaged-No Decisive Result.
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fAdvcrti.emenLl
Treat TRUNKS, DRAWERS and CLOSETS with
CypAr CAyPuon-sure preventive OF Moths, Milers
and Tugs An insects are excluded. and Furs aud
Wourns come out al par the next season. Druggists
have Cedar Camphor. Harris s. Chapman Boston,
manufacture Il.
lAdvrrtisencntl
PRESERVE your CLOTHING against MOTHS, by
using CAswell Mack & Co.'S THASATo-SEoS.
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Citizens Association Of the Fifteenth Ward
President JAMES BROWN; Nice-PTesiirns, WILLIS
BLACKSTONE. ID. 4. GESCHElDT, JOHN I; JoHN-
SION JOHN c. GREEN; secretary ;. WEIR KOosE,
XFLT The Ci;iznn- Association or the Fifteenth Ward
will hold a Mas Meeting at Hope Chapel, on MONDAY,
the 10th mat at o'clock, p Citizens generaiy are cor
Nv order Of JAMES BROWN President.
Twenfy-frst Ward Union Assocint ion.-fhe Com.
mittee enroll Union citizens Of the Ward VIII hole hnai
meeting AZ the headquarier. Xxst Ward Union Reading
Room. No. as 4ihly., THIS lMondayl EkENlNG; May
10. At o'clock. ThpAAS Muhfhi' rFesiSen'
RoBERr r. DUNCAN, Secretary.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM. April 26. 1864


Gentmea Yours Of yesterday received am quite too
much occupied humbnggng, but IN amusing nd gra
fyur the public to write you any terms Truly yours.
''"o ~ 7. T. BARNUM.
sl,,y, Cluiireu s. UAifHsy
P,oprtslors Of The New-i ork Mercury
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For saie-That splendid and valuable IRON MANUFAC-
ri RIM, Est ABLISHMENr In the City OF Toledo on the
bank of the ryer foot Of Enst lbs feet river front with
GOOD dock and Nh. extensive stock Of Tools aud Machinery
Patterns and Foundry Fixtures for the manufacture OF Steam
Engines Castings and Iron Work generally Also the Tools
and Patterns for the manufacture of American HARDWARE,
forrery owned by Rochester Novelty Works This er
tensye with its superior location wii De 500
~ bagni 10 parties wishing in the manufacture Of
Iron Work or Agricultural Implements Go l.. PUNE
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