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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
Annexation Of Territory TO the City
of Evansville. y a. 49,

NOTICE rs HEBEBY GIVEN THAT. RHE
~ Common E6sHneif 0f the city Of EFAasvbiie,
General Assembly u tils state Of IndiaBa.t apra
proved March D., 1876, e1tIt e8-s'' An Aet 10
amend the seventy FIRST ssetioa 0f aa,Afteutitied
AN Act granting 70 the citizens 81 the town OF
Eysnsviiis, 10 the county Of Yandsrbureh, City
Charter, approved January n, 1s4Ts aad 10 add
supplemental sections e. said ActS' Wilt. on the
18th day Of May, A. b. 1867, pressnt 20 the Beard
Of County Commissioners Of YHHdfT bnrah co anty
Of she following described tsrritor5, aud sst ing
forth the reasons for suei Ahusxatj0n, Viz An
that part Of the south +pAs taauarfer 81 section
uinet % tlgl,tn tornphip slx s5s FapEe tap ll0l
iron pin ae she south-West corner Or safd qhar-
ter section, and running theBns By the hall
seetlon line north four hundred and uiuety- nine
Place seven handFed aud sixty three and q half
(T63 j feet, to ths line Of Shapes EHllraemsut;
tbencH south by the line VI sharps's Enlprgefa6nt
iouf huudred aud ninety thine l99JJ feet, 20 an
ron pin on ths south linsOf said quarter ~ on,
and thence BY the south line 81 said quarter sec
ton seven hundred aud sixty four lTBfI feet 70
the piace Of beginning, said territory beipz corsI
usaonis 70 The city Of EV@".siils ana foI plated
Attest: A. 81 acGairr, Clerk, ais.;ot
Il o ANTHONY Wight. GEORGE SKIN
HER, William swanson. O. Burr tfnes -,
Henry Butt, and Margaret Ressie'; .e1as
Notice IL hereby given { o. The Istitioa re-
isrrsd to Ia tii3 ab6ye notice wis pfe.eBted TO
the Board ofCopatg 'pHmissf6aers Bf ander.
burg county On uls 10th dAyuof May sibs5. ana
that the sAfne was received and considered, and IL
oTdersa by said Board that the fiiriliff hear
ing aud consideration Of SAID apglioati0h44 con-
tipued until The 18th day u Janai latS sssl that
notice Dc given by the Couniy Auditor Is publ
cation IN the kyanay,lis Daissta,q al tilaf said
application II now ending 'btf ~ said Board and
that Will BE- heard and datitfsa lof fhe tfid 18th
day Of June. 1861. sdi Yt0Tos sBisiiH,
Ev.n.tuIA ,fas ma, q, ,,,t. A, is1 Y ~ =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
CITY NOTICES.
of Territory to the City
of EgausviIle

VA * aAt1N TX
NOTICEIs HfRFBT fibEN ftei tbe Com
~ mon COuuc1 b flH eifyeRl siA@4rMMAiieg IN
pursuance 81 the pfs1vi4iang ofaHAt Of tsae Cen
srai Assembly Of the State - Indials, approved
March G.Isg5, titled - ~ y aneBa BE seventy
rst section Of al act III I'd An Act granting 70
the cifizens Of tEse ~ ct Egeasyills, IN The
county Of YsndefsaRE4 hfss nhaefsr, approved
January III, 1877, AMI ~ add snpplemsntal aee-
tiOns 10 said act, xiii. the 18th day Of June,
1865, present 70 the Board 81 C0unty Commissibn-
srs Of Yaadefts8gh sDnsfy. l.stifibo PRAYING for
the annexation % sid city Of the f0il0wrug de-
cribed territory, sHd citing forth he reasons for
such annexation. w: All that part N the Rorth-
east qnsrfer orr y EEahs's dt1t.lof No fonr ~,
situate east " AetH sire ~ Prinostou road, de-
scribed a. follows, viz Begin Mug ~ an iron pin
at The northeast corner sid out lot, and ran
ming thence south aipng he line dividing aid
Onf.iOt from ont -Ist no. nv 81 & rec hundred
and thirty go feet, 60 the north line Of Lilies
ton aud Lockhsrt's Enlargement. fhsnds w. ct BY
said north line tw0 hundred and twelve (2lzy FRET
Or Their abouts, % tb- middis Of MAiss sErset
thence BOfthWardiy along the middis n said
Main stree three hundred sud forty -for znd one
fourth t53s1zl feet, Or filsIsabsata,f the north
line u said N -iot No Tho same also beiRg
the north section ins ~ secti0l 30. tNeEfy- lBa
tzsj, township six CO. s9Gtls fnags ten uoj west
and thence eAst along said north section tDs one
hundred and thirteen fii1 fest. or thsseabouts, u
the plsce Of beginning, . said. territofJ being
part 81 the northwest quarter 81 said secti0n
Number twenty-ntue fZsj, aid tstrlfory bsine
contiguous 10 tbs city NJ Bgansyllles SD moi
plated Or laid ~. W. Bake, Mayor.
Att4st: A. N MeGRIFr, Clerk. myl0-t tsl1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
TRANsPoRTATIoN.

GTMAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, tose hanw
- - ocExHsTOWa, tCo1x HAABos-l ne
~s1 knevH stpNzsrpOf thA Essrpool, WsH York
Azsa RbflA1slpAla btsanshfp Gompssz (lDnsas
LSsb eer11nE - y. q Asilss ar iStsn4sd 70
ESsEvVSsE -. ssfuFdyy, De- 10
9AAescw -@ss--.-.----s.A,.-.....e afurdAys bee. y
9TH ~ MAScuHern1 $685.. SATURDAY, Dee. a
And sTexy gucnasding 6Asarssy, 81 Hoon, IRON
f1sS a. H0T4h Rive.
90 HATES or PASSAGE;
RAyzbe n esic o. ~ sguixslsnt N CARES ~
Frses Ckzrs.-- 80 % cznsnxgE----%---sss., =, -
D. = Loodcs.- q 00f 20 - L0sd0B.--- - ~
~ 70 pAr4---- 80 % DO 70 rAkts ---.- ~ ~ ~
- % HsnbsFz 90 % % - kA1k1f &. - ~
P4anaaxsTs ~ also s1rSAx9sf - Bsyrs, bfs1ssS'
Rasssrssn, AHt<sTps he. s. sgpeily ~ - $50.
FArss nves Ll<sFbool q osssesDSs I.cseatS
-Fn es6s kzA stSsnHEs e10 These W. -
e "a A. ehely fr4snds eaa bay tisksta hsfs a.
Tov $780, inlbruuMftan sgB4y - tss oSGBs1ys
aasols III JDHN g DALE A6ssf,
r4rar asF Is Bea@6NAys 80 Yea
RNHH . AETHEes AStztz,
$500 1s1zf1is, Ina
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
DRY GOODS.

exc 80 X
3 20 go
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
Annexation Of Territory to the City
.L...- M of EVanaui LIE -ul 4.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Common Council Of tue city Of Evansville.
70 possuanee q the Pr9ysie9s q az Aet pi me
proved March ~ led5, eafii tied -@'' Az Act ~
amend the seventy frt section Of al, Act entitled
An Act granting 70 the citizens Of The town Of
Evansville, Va the county6f vaniiefbufgii, a iity
Charter approved JaBusyy II 1887. ana 80 add
supplemental sertionH h Asid ACT " vii l,Ots me
18th y Of May, 4. u. 1868, present % U,e Board
u County Comiui 4Ai8iiers Of Vanhefburg county
petition praying tor the annexation 40 said city
of the following described ierfllorys and setting
70 ia the reasons for such annexation, VIZ: All
that part OF the vest bali o. the n0fth. vest
quarter OF section tweiitF ne, and thetsst halt
Of the northeast quarter # section thirty town.
ship six, south range ten west. described fol-
lows. via beg Inning a, be intersection u Main
and Eighth siTeeis 81 laid city, at the center oi
said atteets anl running thence along the IA isidis
line Of Eighth street, Siis d uodfeI Eand&Asven'y
eight tb7o) feet e polnt opposite the center Of
willie Ctawfordatiiie Railroad Company from
orr aud Harrisou's knhsag sinah of Evansville I;
theuGo along the middle 90 aasid alley hine hum
dred aud twevaann igr stanGiis l0iz 4gED) feet to
an iron pin GA the east snsl@s ge~t 4iB~ran In <
thr ugh TIE middle ofsths north west quarter Of
said section tNepty-nins theaee east along said
sast aud west line four hundred aud atty No 'aasb
half (t52 81 feet, 30 the north aud south line
running through the middle Of said quarter sec
ton themes north along smid north amt south
limo six hupdfei aud foriy-seYen t6lT ltet ,ata the
middle o. the railroad track ON William trcet,
BEING the center street TuBuing eAst liad wet
through the North EASTERN abAhsrasatsht OF
Evansville; thence west along The center If said
William street eSfendon, one thousand AZ fdrty =
stx and ono-iourth (,0t6 ~ feet, 70 the middle
Of Aialp street. aud thongs along the middle Of
Main street eight hundred aud niuety-ihree| aud
three iourths (s93 ~ feet che place Of begin
ming said territory being Contiguous 70 the city
OF EvNnsNi'is' aud not plAttsa' OF LAID %
W. BAKER, Mayer.
Attest A. ~ Mc0hifF, CLERK ai3.3Ot
rafo ALVIN B.fGARPENTER and aflls Rvaas-
willie and Crawfordsvtlle Railroad CplMpAny
Notice Il hereby given that the petition tefirrsd
10 ia the aboEe notice ives presented 10 "a Board
Of County Commissioners Of VaBderburgh oeun.
~ on the Istha day OF May, 1858, ada That the
same received and cQnsideTeds ana IL was
ordered by said Board that tue fnrtht hear InR
aud cousideretion.of said application heeo atihued
until the 18th day Of jane, SO, and tha t.n0Gce
be given by the County Auditor by publication In
the Evansville Daily Journal that aaid sppl CO.
tion Is pending before said Board, and that II
VIII be hoard and decided on the said 18th day Of
June, 1865 VICTOR BIsCH,
Auditor V. q. Z
Evanavilln, May N, 1865 a22-aiuner7
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., Z
lrTtCE OF ConRToLLKE or THE CURHESuX.a
Waahfnxkou Anil Z leSE

OFFICE or Co1dPToLLKR OF THE CrRBESCN.
Washington, April I. lsS5. }
WHEREAS. BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented 10 the un6ersigBaa, it has been
made 10 appear that :" The Merck -uta' Sstional
Bank Of EVAnEFlle = IN the city o. EvAns tile, An
the county Of yandsrburgh and State OF TndiAas,
has Bee infy Organized Under and according 20
the requirements Of the Act Of Congress ertitisd
-'' An Act to provide National Currency secur-
ed by pledge 81 United States bonds, aud 70 pro-
vide for the circulation aud assumption tAsrsof't
approved June d 1854, ard hAs comptisd with 81
tie prvvisions Of said Act rsqared 80 Re cdrapIed
with before commanding tbs business Of tsnkiBg
under said Act. nd
Sow, THEEEFoAE, 1. FEEsskS GLAKKE. Comp
frolier Of tbs Currency DO hereby certify that
= Thr M=rchanfs National BARk OF Evansville"
in the city 81 Evaasvfile. In the county " Van
aerburgh aud State OF lndiasa. 70 authorized 70
eommenoe the business Of banking une.r the Act
aforesaid. -Ts
In testimony whereof, witness NY baud sBd.
sal Of once this seventh day Of April, iSsss.
ISL FREEMAN CLABkE
api9-2ro GamptroIlrr Of EA~ Onrf@psY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
Notice to Contractors.

J1HE COMMON COUNCIL or THE eITY OF
Evansville will receive sealed proposals in.
II the June 18th, 1885, for the grading aud mac.
adamizipg Of First Street Of said city from Los
eust TO Division Street, distance Of about / 500
feet als0 for grading and paving the sley ii Ga.
tending from Oak TO Cherry atrsets.saa baA
spec hcAtions may be seen b. applying 10 the
undernigned -
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk
Evansville, May II. 1855. myIstiunes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29

This Bank will be located on thecorBer % Main
and First streets, in the room Daw oceupa@l by
l. made a-rt 80 -
{. r. HEMESr, Pr-ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-29
NEW SALOON.

CAPTAIN KLAUS HAS OPENED FIRST
~ elass saloon on the eorrer N Maid aud
Eighth STRESS where VIII be fouad she best
3q1ors q all kinds. liberal shsrs q patron ass
u soncisso mH-dSn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24

v.yuoLF5Ait CAsu BUYERS OF CLOTHING WILL.
w Ghd Il 10 their advantage 70 c!ll nlk EVANS CN,s
extensive clolhiug wAgehouse " aud ~ Futon s'rss"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24

HENRY ID. MINER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
4 Nassau street. opposite Post Office =.
SALE OF GROCERIES, HARDWARE, DRY GOODS, &C.
MINER 4 SOMERvILLE
will sell a. auction, Monday September 70 at O'Clock
at their salcsoom Nassau the entire Stock OK the
extensive general retail store Of T. b. Crppen Co. CT
Staten Island who declining busness removed for con-
vencnce purchasers comprising general assortment Of
Groceries, Hardware, Dry Goods Millinery Goods, Drugs,
gether with everything pertaining the basness Of an ex
without ALSO splendid grocers' wagons, nearly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24

E,OR sALE.--PRINTING PREss.-R HOE CO.'S
Patent Cylinder Printing Press sze of bed 36x5i with
running order capable of printing 800 copies per hour
Price 5000. Apply 10 =. W. BENNETT CO. Auction
Is and 30 South street, Baltimore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24

GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION OF THE NATIONAL
u AMERICAN INSTITUTE
now held at the Armory Fourteenth street. Sixth
avenue, daily, from Q A. ". To 10 r. NJ.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY or INVENTIONS,
MACHINERY. NANuFAcTuREs AID
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS
There IL ON exhibition the largest collection Of MA
CHINERy ~ MOTION shown in this country.
rEtfrS, FLOW ERS, Ac.. viii be exhibited during the
fair Dodworths Twenty ,ecnd regiment band performs
every night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24

NARD THEATRICAL.
u MADAME CELESTE observing, fion references By
tho her drama OF the woman IN Red that II
u likely tu be cpnfoundcd with already produced
PLAYED throughout the country undcr the til. Of
amea bss inform critics the dramatic profession aud
the public that her ouy In part adaptation from
la Trruse dc Carrie confined to two three Scenes; a.
the main original, from the well known pen Of stirling
ESQ written expc>sy for her IN whom aon" exists
right OF properyhs tile woman in Red being given
10y hef.elf. -
.Sr NICHOLAS Horn. Sent. Is 1915
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AMUsEMENTs.

rsrs. 'LAOf5s >~-~->'~'->>-.,,...s..
sgs' s ,ss r IN. eminent seaIS a.
s' .aa ~ ss S S s ps
ssrOlsd bsad os hastily % Hss' on Are sfes i;
America asSas aO Of 'Rss pd
Mag aaa % sssa ass &
'.y'0r' new plays eau only bo os'.psa 15s%
NEW AND ORIGINAL DRAMA,
TOM rayLoR
fE SHe' ss:ay
s:ss 4. ia a. ':g; ss p .
S = osus Nj H. ' Ss9o si Wi Vi
as sa S asS Mss sr2 Ion burke IaS Mary Barrett
THE HISS SoAs T SS SsERSsr.
NEW sSf ADAPTED Z ss bss
VIII DO produced immediately ma performed alternately
THE sERF.
ssSsF & fs.r XS 3D. v W ssT nj.
whic seems most acceptable to the irsquser' OF this
GRAND Ro psils DRAMA
NEW FIVE H ACT coMEsY
op sTs a AZ 1 y p's Sesn ss
OLyySrI. laEAIRE ,.,, wood
SdSDA7 I bssS I6iss TWS 55h IS '
IN ousls.ulr. sASs s eaq saEAsksa
NJ, suppo%res by the following powerful . css.; v
Mr. j. iinI Max Harsawsy
NJ Charles GSuIy
NJ James lewis spS ar
NJ Il fosHse .' Cool
Mss Miss ELM Newton Gree
EHuHs $Sin HSsS Il b1 sHf5iHadH Is
w s'r"
OF and extraordinary elects lnever before
ssgs ss JsG sS s Wit ss a
appearance In America as the heroine.
BROADWAY THEATRE, CORNER BRooME STREET
o9 Haa TSESst * AFEssSEs9s
Aes19o%l led as; chief hroqghoat the world
MADAME MAbaME c ckiEsrk.
Positively limited to Twelve Nights and Two Manees be-
y0nd which MoS6h +; E f9sfa SEPT % on
when she will appear drama Of powerful domestic
OF "a s de- Soya
in three acts and p'ol'sS%so SSt,i,fd the
WOMAN sf Il RED.
" when sue Will $$% $$sAsEERs
MIRIAM (the wife OF Reuben the Jcw>,
RdDiaA dd iSf ESssP S Il Tsf Ppa me
pronounced by the press of Great Britain 10 be perform
apse unequaled in the annals Of dramatic art
The drama VII be prssented with every attention 70 It's de-
'@'''' '"''' ~" GREAT AKrIsV Ell iiRRsTLF
PROLOGUE l67O-TiiE SEAL OF DEATH.
the village Of Castelar, on The french side Of The Alps
apse Of ID years supposed to take place between the
'' w Xori~iess-rIIE soRcEgEss.
sS SdSe f %3 NofERs IN ''o
1c4 8 t1f fif G e Rds VICTORY
Nenice-Ssl0on In palace the Countess M0ntapa
OF 81. George Maggie.
Box Office open IRON 10 10 O'Clock
PRICES AS USUAL
NIBLo's GARDEN. w. ,.u
IN Lesses and Manager. ......... VIM Wheatley
Doors open . L B:sDs . w EfEln' y '0a
CROWDED. HOUSES NIGHTLY.
The renowned eH sSf hanaspp' 'AeA''le
d All GGA sASEt.
Y HSGSiSf AM HEAHuIrckk,.
who are engaged FOR q limited period only
s SfasSE4 EnEs ms SEA sRgis n 4seo
P FaE FAMILY fS AID JUL fT
THE TWO GLADIATORs
'r'' 'imf frf'If
In hi, Exrni SosiSG sNff PERFORMANCES
Or y ytSEIl n c caeS NIXON
vl M G sS H %r ssss ana q:
dramatic comply PAS e 81 Sins
Leader OF the augmented orchestra Mons Romainvile.
ON TUESDAY powerial bill. ,neIIasing anew
SATURDAY ArrERSoos SExT' SECOND RAvEL MA
In prcpara,on-RTANCO
Price admission rs Reserved Seats, $i Family
Circle sen,r r. o. Hfssey ,es y efs's inv.xcr
-
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49, - 49,.
UCrIoN sALE:-THERE WILL BE SOLD AT ~
Lie auction, on Throggs Neck. In Westchester town 90
or the 18th inst O'Clock r. M Lots OF Land o
most This property road leading from
o y sss to Fort & seu s s w
saui half mile from Pelham bridge and Is surrounded by
many
both pvs and Pub Of the highest gads New York can
day and Ga the whole Is Well adapted for private
ness men.
A UCTION sALE-MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"A nure at the private residence ITO West Twentybird
PantinSs, and
Brussels Carpets Pier and aan.s Arros BOOKCASE Eta
Ware Table Cutlery Basement and Kitchen
sale peremptory.
A UcTIoN SALE OF $4,000 WORTH or SUPERB
be sold Monday
Catalogues Sao At
House for sale, possession immediately.
TIENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Nassau street opposite Post onlce Extensive sale Of
&C. ssH
O'clock each day at hs sassoom sra'y Nassau
street the finest and most costly collection Italian Marble
IN Fsass and
IL S"a. and . s Of % By M
Marble pedestai Of various patterns and Sizes for b1sts Or
Guiding many Of the most popular subjects
Birth Of Venus shskspere Milton &C., xo Marble Vases
and Gard Receivers Of all Sizes Of the Roman Gothic Gre
mails and great variety OF articles The goods
viii Be on ex6ten with Descriptive catalogues on Tues
thy the attention all lovers art the public generally
respectfully invited TO call and examine It. The goods
positive.
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$500 PER YEAn sSp nosrp w. ldah BE s HSES q
Mrs A. Z. Wells, ~ Bleecker -
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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

ON MONDAY, SEPT. q, 1868
On these occasions Mile Parepa grateful for thr generous
her enthusiastic friends who have receive and
encouraged her with heartncss seldom paraeed In The
history Of music,l will introduce many pieces
reserved apply Bccr Schimers, 70l Broad
Shells No. Wan street, Schuberts music store ~
Broadway. ut Irving Hall aud at the Brooklyn Academy of
At.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24

THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 70,
- ACTRESS BY DAYLIGHT.
Mrs, John Wood ammo Bracegirde
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2,
VIII be produced original Spectacular Sensation Drama
OF novel extraordinary objects never before
acted), entitled
LOLAU,
Written expressly for MISS LUCY RuSHTON, from the
Theatre Royal fiaymsrket London who will make her FIRST
appearance In America as the heroine.
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IIENRY: Is. HERTS JR., AUCTIONEER.
IL SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE.
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
RICH DIAMOND JEWELRY,
ErNE 70 rAKl,r cor n iEWEIpy

AT THE METROPOLITAN SALESROOMS,
NO. lS9 BROADWAY.
Catalogues will be ready early morning Of sae
r EVILS E. WOOD, AUCroNEER.-- ExECUTOR's
IL sale OF valuable Lots and Plots belonging the estate
OF Samuel Wcstco deceased, Bergen Heights New Jer
sey. LEWIS j.. WOOD AucOnecr will sell auction,
"Wednesday, Sept 1865 o'clock f. NJ the premises,
20 Lots and Plots situated Hudson Pasade Tuers and
West Side nvenues Park, Church and Orchard streets in
Che centre OF south Bergen and ON the brow of Bergen
Heights overlooking New York Bay aud city and round
ing Country miles Ad joining the above property and in
the Vicinity many first class improvements Title per.
feet. VI saieOne third cash. the balance bond
and mortgage for three years. per cent For
aad further particulars apply TO the auconeer 90 Montgom
sry street, Jersey City.
J HENns N i ARR, Executors.
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<,rxrtrvpS-r Will BuY ANY QUANTITY or
(I Lcft on Clothing TOE Inc Western market, Nerchan.
having mis- ms ON hand win receive the highest price
over pad Tor Call the store address tlOS ID
CONkOY bO Pearl street. between Centre and Chatham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-24

J,oR LIvEnPOOL-TTIE BLACK BALL LINE.-THE
in magnificent ship NEPTUNE positively mlls October u
For passage apply on board pier 2 Eastrver oro Roch
BROS A COfFEf zig aud ITO south street
ItoR sAGUA la aRANDE-DIsPArCH IINE-To
in sail Wednesday morning, the hne fast sailing rig
MAGGIE, at pera North river Passenger win lcss2 10
For balance OF cargo apply 70 yhA S H.
WARD CO., ll6 Wall street,
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAVING ANY CAST orr
n o,hny to sposo OF can get fair price by calling
addressing JAMES KIRKPATRICK, 800 Pesn street. near
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-29
A New Political Organization.

An association that promises 10 eNere q re-
straining aud wholesome influence upon Northern
poli,ics has last been organized in New York
n il sryied the New York Service Society it is
IN bs composed OF al Those who served in the
army or navy during the lats war, and is 10 have
\ branch club in each Of the thirty Congressional
districts Of that STATE from which delegates are
n be sent 10 the central organization. AT a
meeting which was held ON Friday evening last,
= report vas adopted which declares that with
ne close OF the var new issues have arisen and
neV combinations are required that il il the duty
O.. Of all soldiers and seamen, who have taken part
IN the recent struggle 10 participate actively 10
giving direction 10 the public policy that increased
taxationequitably al astsds required . meet the
interest on the public debt that retrenchmen,
in The expenditures Is also imperatiyey demand
"a. that the Government should be brought back
IL the condition i'm which the officer is the SER
want Of the people and not their Iuler; that 10
the distribution 81 oiiccs OF public trust and
honor preference should he given 20 those who
have been a the military or naval service that
The terms of surrender enteTed into with the com
msnders OF the ls;r Confederate forces should be
carried cut in good faith that the principle OF
The Moufoe doctrine shou 4 be declared to be the
sstabIa shed policy of the nation that the time
has come when martial law and military com
missions should cease and, unal'y that no par
4.cular Kind OF property whether IL be Govern
ment securities or Otherwise, should BE- exempted
from taxation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-29
CITY NOTICES.

Cry IMPROVEMENTS. I'VE yesterday examined the
plans for two front buildings which we hope TO
see adjoining Main street sometime during me present
summer fall. They are prepared at the Instance OF
Messrs Smith and Loeb, for two hne improvements
contemplated by those gentlemen. MT J. L: smltb Us
the architect aud the buildings are TO be erected under
his superintendeuce. They are exceedingly peautnui
outlines what the edhces will appear and when com
pleted they will do honor to the accomplished and tall
ented architect, and adorn our once line, but now
almost ruined city.
CHEAP DRY GooDs. --Messrs. George Jacobs Co:
have inst Enclosed at No. 49, Main street. very full
and e5mplete stock and fancy dry goods OF all
sivles patterns and varieties, which they are Offering
atow brices Their advertisement, descriptive Of the
goods, viii be found elsewhere In to-day's Wh1.
FtsK LIQuoRs. --Messrs. farquhar Schultz, whole
sale and retail dealers In brandies, WHISTLES, gins
wines aud cigars, have taken the establishment NO.
80 Franklin street, where they offer choice stock OF
foreign aud domestic liquors for sale Their onenngs
are very large and complete, and we shonid saY Gus
toners could not fall OF being suited and satsned'
FINE STEEL PENS. ---"The pen Is mightier than me
sword" So wrote political philosopher once anu
his sharp pointed truism has holden Sooa ~ Peees
times II not in war Albeit the SWORD aug cno Pon
have often crossed In the war just eosea sna ~
Il been that the pen victorious snd 'ho
pushed. ,.-. o,,ha unitad s,.,aa
Pen Msnufactory, No. tO5 Arch street, Philadel.
pha seem to have an unshaAen tsih In me power OF
ftee psns, from the way thsS turn out millions an'
aually, Hqi a. al adding sa'asf fs"afS "saa'ss'