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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-27

GuLl -HEARING BONDS.

GULI -RFARING BONDS.
These tOud, are now worth premium which
increases the actual profit on the 40 loan, and
Its exemption FROM State and municipal taxation,
adds from one 10 three per cent. more according
to he rate levied on other property. The interest
is payable in currency semi am ualiy, by eou-
pons attached to each note, which may be cut
Off and sold TO ANY Oank or banker.
The interest amounts to
one cent per day on $50 note
Two cents d" 900
Ten $500
$1,000 SD
81 5000
Notes OF all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of inscriptions.
and the notes forwarded at once. I he interest
to 18Th June mex, will be paid in ADVANCE
This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and it is conf.
IDENTIFY expected tina; It's superior advantages will
make It the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than $500, 900 OF the Loan authorized
by tie last Congress are now on the market.
This amount at the rate at which 1t r. beng alb.
sorbed, will all b. subscribed for within four
months when the notes Will undoubtedly com.
mand premium, as has uniformly been the case
on closing tie subscriptions TO other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and seq
ton Of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the coun-
try have generally agreed to receive subscrip-
tons at par, Subscribers Will select their
own agents, IN whom they have confidence, and
who only are to be responsible for the de-
livery Of the notes for winch they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
tl4d&w3m Philadelphia.
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THE MOON NATIONAL
= BANK will keep constantly on hand all de-
nominations Of s. lOths Government notes, and
viii allow purchaser interest from the date of
deposit for current funds
LORENZO BIXBY, Cashier,
Brandon, Feb Is, 1855 diff
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u" According to the latest advices
the Russian epidemic was considerably
declining, and less alarm was felt of it's
extending to other countries.
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ABOLITIoNIsTs IN SPAIN-An assQCia-
ton for the abolition Of slavery in the
Spanish colonies has been formed in
Spain, and its first meeting was held in
Madrid on the I'd inst. The meeting
was large and enthusiastic.
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HOSPITAL STEwARD.-In a letter re-
ceiyed from the 8th Vt. Regt., dated
April 18th, we notice that Aurick s
Bracket, who enlisted from this vii
lage Dec. 10Th 1853, has been promoted
to Hospital Steward, upon the recon-
mendation of Surgeon H. H. Gillett, and
Asst Surgeon o. E. Ross.
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BANKERS,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES

- '7''0 = III I A44FJ
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
New 7-3o LOAN for immediate delivery IN
sums TO suit, in denominations of $50, slCO, $500,
$1,000 and $4,000, bearing date Aug. Is, 1864.
Banks and Bankers supplied at usual discount.
U. S. Certificates Of indebtedness bought and
Sold.
Stocks purchased and sold at Board Of Brok.
ers.
Business paper discounted as usual.
t25d Sw3m
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BURGIARY.-On Tuesday night the
store OF George Brett in Whitehall. was
entered by a burglar, and about $40
worth Of money and provisions alb
stracted therefrom. The store was en-
tered by removing pane Of glass from
back door thus enabling the burglar
to reach inside and shove back the
bolt
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THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, tl,OoO0O0 PAID IN.

FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
And Special Agent for Jay Cooke, Subscription
Agent,
~" dsi'rsr 40 Notes, frss Of charge, by ex.
press IN all parts of the country and receive in
payment checks on New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston, current bills, nd all five per cent. in
terest notes, with interest TO date of subscripton
Orders sent by mail Will be promptly filed.
This Bank receives the accounts of Banks and
Bankers on favorable terms also of individuals
keeping New York accounts
j. U. ORVIS, President.
- l. hlLL' cashier. mar3d&wSm
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MoBLE.-Advices from Mobile say
that blockade runner, with 900 bales
OF cotton on board, has been captured
above that city, in the Mobile river
On the 18th inst. Gen. A. J. Smiths
corps of national troops was eleven
miles beyond the town Of Blakely, en-
route for Montgomery, Ala, in pursuit
of the retreating rebels. The national
gunboats sunk by rebel torpedoes and
distractions during the operations
against Mobile were the Milwaukee
Usage Laura, Ida, Iberville, Blossom
Rover, Scotia and No As. Nearly ali
the Monitors were up to the city on the
l4.h inst, and the remainder of Admi-
raj Thatcher's feet would Immediately
follow,
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IVA letter from a distinguished
officer of Gen. Shermon'e army, received
IN washington on Monday, says that
the feeling among the rank and file Of
that army is that of disgust at the re-
suit of the conference between Sherman
and Johnston. "There is not man in
the army" the letter says, "who would
not prefer to lay down his life sooner
than see the disgraceful programme car
ried into execution. The whole army
feels itself degraded"
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bury, foot, severe John X. Allen, do,
slight; Nathaniel b. Johnson, Hardwick,
slight.
B-2d Lieut.. Cyrus Thomas, Wey-
bridge, leg, slight John @, Slawson,
Springfield, arm amputated, Abraham
Bezner, Bristol, slight John Pettis,
Bethel, slight John ii, Duval, Jamai'
severe; Harrison Pratt SAT- "a,
slight Sumner Hartwell ,'soury,
slight II. NJ. Rogers, sl' Newark,
C-sergt, Patrick ..ght' o,...
sI,gbt Cos,,e -, "TD Lamb, Poultney,
ISM SvIp' VIM IL. Castle, Castleton,
severe Wm; Z. darlington do, slight;
aeo shepherd, q o, slight; Bradford, H.
Percey' 6 n Agham, slight; Anthony
bufton, ben son, slight
E-HerP 9, Emory l.. Tubbs, Guilford,
arm arm ~. SItP mt; Corg. George W. Nichols,
DIatEi .boro, arm, slight; John b. John
son; shrewsbury, arm slight.
, \ -Sergt Peter Young Irasburgh,
and, severe; Amos S. Dow, Green's
boro, slight; Geo. o. Taplln, Irasburgh,
slight.
G-lst Sergt. Alroy A. Snow, Towns
bend, slight; Corp. Emroy Howard, do,
slight; Henry A. Bond, Jamaica, slight
Nathaniel A. Hoyt, Essex, severe; Jere-
miah Spears, Putney severe Ransom
+. HathOn, Londonderry, slight Elijah
Winship, Winhall, slight.
H-Lieut. VIM. 0. Dickinson, Vernon,
leg, slight,
I-Sergt Jackson Stockwell, North
field, severe Sidney A. Watson, Wor-
cester slight; Samuel Wilson, Albany,
slight; Arson P. Coburn, Roxbury,
slight.
K-Corp, Jesse G. Gray, wheelock,
slight; Gilmore Labardie, Alburgh,
slight Edwin A. Williams, Wheelock,
slight.
I'D Lieut.. John H. Macomber Fair
haven, severe; James Drenan, Wood
bury, slight; Horace Goodwin, john
son, slight.
M-Corp VIM. D. Hail. Springfield,
slight, James H. Shippie, Whining
ton, slight Bradbury G. Leavitt, Troy,
slight.
MIssING-FIFTH REGIMENT.
B-Peter Delphy, Lincoln, since re-
captured, Hugh Thompson STAFFORD
since re- captured.
C-Levi s. Hammond, Burlington,
since re-captured.
E-Wm, j. Coulter, Arlington, sup
posed killed Israel p Taylor, Dorset,
since re-Captured.
G-ThOmas Barker
Josiah Haley, Pownal.
REHABILITATION.
I'd Regt-killed 8, wounded 80, total,
d.
3d-Regt-killed 4, wounded 10, to-
tai %
4th Regt-killed l, wounded Il, to-
tai II.
9Th Regt-killed 6, wounded "a, miss
ing I, total AZ.
9th Regt--killed 2, wounded 10, to-
tai q.
lltttti Regt-killed 5, wounded 45, to-
tai so.
Killed %, wounded 161, missing 7, to-
tai 1874, Aggregate loss 1875,
Brig, Gen. L. A. GRANT.
MERRITT BARBER,
Brevet Maj. and Asst. Adit. Gen.
Vermont Brigade
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u The telegraph reports that Kirby
Smith is disbanding his rebel forces,
and the men are returning to their
homes.
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Notes OF all the denominations named will be
and the notes forwarded at once. he interest
to l5,h June mex, viii be paid in ADVANCE
IhIs is
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EXTENSIVE Box FACTORY. A new
company has been formed in Irasbnrgn
for manufacturing boxes for kerosene
cans, which are made for shipment to
Europe. The company is now making
boxes for a firm which used $4,000
worth last year. and which VIII this year
set lts IuIl supply from the 1rasburgh
mills. The company has purchased 500
acres Of timbered land and the lumber
on 800 acres more. Some 5000 to 5000
feet Of lumber are cut daily. and an av-
erage of about 500 boxes are turned out
and sent off in the same time.
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the ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

Now offered 10y the Government, and it is conf.
IDENTIFY expected tina; It's superior advantages will
make it the
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SIXTH REGIMENT.
A-Corp. Ransom Ii. Linsley, Middle
bury, arm; Corp. VIM. Lynch, Burling-
ton, hand, slight; Jesse Coty, Lincoln,
breast; Silas Westover, Richford hand
slight John Kelley, Burlington, hand !;
Thomas Hartney, Rutland, leg; Chas.
Bickford, Richford, side, slight.
C-serg't VIM. G. Vaughn, Wood
stock. both legs and back; Serg't Sam
uel N. Hastings, do, foot, slight; Nell
son FL, Atwood, do, leg amputated; Ad-
Olson f. Palmer, do, back, slight; Sher-
man Griffin, Cambridge, face, slight.
CASA L. Corliss, Fayston, hand
slight; Samuel Maxwell, Granville,
hand, slight.
H-Thos. O'Brien, hand, slight.
Benjamin f. Hubbard, Barton,
arm.
K-Abel D. Brown, Dummerston,
side; Lemuel B. Shaw, Barnet. foot, Sc
verei Harrison Clapper, Franklin, hip.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT,
A-Serg't Lafayette soper, St. Johns
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

OVERWHELMINGLY Wednesday, January 13, 1854
BY Rev. g. H. Ahlerbach, Captain VIM DICKINSON U. s. A.,
dDn Conn.
KKn KR-CoSxIINo. Creek Side town Of Hampton
burg, Orange county, N " on Wednesday, january H.
by The Rev. DANIEL HIGBY, Mr. FRANK H. KKElER, OF
Nswburg, to Miss MATTE A. CoSKLINc, of the former
piacc No cards.
LrLs-MrIAsp-Att the residence Of the bride g father
% Wednesday evening, January H. by the Rev. j.
Greenleai, r. G. LYLE to Miss SARAH NJ MLIARD, both
II Brooklyn. No cards.
NasoN-Rowrxy.-- Thursday, December 30 1854, by
the Rev. Theodore A. Eaton, rector OF St Clements
church, JouN Z. MASON TO Miss DELLA H. RowIEY both
of this city
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Zion church, on Sunday,
January g. by the Right Rev. Bishop Southgatc, VIM H.
N.Rn,rL TO CArHERIsE E., only daughter Of Alexander
0Am.cs Esq No cards.
WrAvtR-CuTrs.-On Wednesday, January IL, at the
residence Of the brides uncle Captain Oliver Cults OF
Eew Rochelle, by Rev. DR.. Miley, JonS II. WEAVER, Of
Williamsburg, 70 BoADicEA Curtis, of New Rochelle
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smmanding there gave grand ban ON Christmas Eve
and h very bitter against JEFF Davis for proposing that
Policy.
The brig lagrange Captain whitney, from Phadel-
rhia str ok snag and sunk In the river day OF Two
ago She was laden with coal, and consigned 70 the
United States Quartermaster Inc crew were AL saved
A MORAL REFORM
Theatres drinking and billiard saloons have heretofore
been kept open on Sunday ana ofcers ana men OF the
with IMMUNITY In accordance with the late order OF
President Lincoln upon this subject Major General Hurl
but has ordered all places Of amusement closed the
6abbath
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Oar Franklin, Miss, Correspondence.
FRANKLIN CREEK, Jackson Co, Miss, /
Dec. a. 1864 (


Dec. ~, 1854 !
GENERAL GRANGERs MOVEMENTS.
An expedition under Major General Granger arrived at
PAscagoua the l5th from Fort Gaines No resistance
MAS made to their landing The troops moved forward
- this point and encamped On the 10th ult. rebel
fierce drove in cavalry pckets company OF the
Second Maine. The Twentieth Wisconsin, Lieutenant
Colonel Starr ordered TO their support and moving
rapidly into position threw strong skirmish line,
which spri,edly advancedlupon the rebels when they
fell back. Artillery opened both Sides but only few
shots fired, which did damage at least our
forces All has been quiet since then.
Our advance pickes are within twenty eight miles Of
Mobile The main force is at this place. fifteen miles
ftOm Pascagoula, and thirty from Mobile We the
direct road leading from Mobile to Pascagoua where II
Franklin creek running into East Escanbia river
What the expedition is here for am not at liberty TO
ny.
CAPTURE OF LUMBER
No less than three million feet of lumber well sea-
soned, and Of the best description, is within our
leans and other points
Some cotton and considerable turpentine has been dis
covered.
The country in this part OF the State is very thnly
met WITH deserted by all except the old and decrcpid
As usual the young have gone to the wars else
skedaddling from conscript agents
The Union forces here the first that have ever been
IN this part Of Mississippi
EXCELLENT roRACING.
We find abundance Of beef cattle, sheep and sweet
potatoes by sending out regular regmental details to
forage for them.
few prisoners have been captured, mostly sick
1eave OIL absence. They are very sorry looking speci-
mems of the far famed chyalry of Dixie.
Our men are cheerful and in the best spirits.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
49, 49,
At A MEETING OF THE EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM
N co. held at their office, No Broadway the following
elected for the ensuing
AUGUSTUS EMRURY, President.
ARTHUR HURD Sec and Treasurer.
j. c. DAYTON, Vim. A. Fowler
Augustus Embury, Jno ID. Wing,
Smith Fancher, A. w. Baker,
Fred'k Lacey, r. +. Patchen,
Arthur T. Uurd
The Office OF the company will be at ~ Broadway and
after the 18th OF January.
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Birth.

Birth.
JoeErH.-On Thursday morning, January IL, Mrs Is
Josu, of SO West Forty nth street, Of son. No
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Our Mobile Bay Correspondence.

FORT GAiNfS, Ala, Dec. q, 1854.
MARINES NAVY
The Gulf squadron in the bay is being reinforced by
1azge arrivals Of marines and from the ports Of
Boston, New York and Philadelphia They are fine,
healthy looking men, and will undoubtedly prove q
valuable aid in the future movements Of the navy.
FLEET COMMANDER MOBILE Ray.
Commodore Palmer commands the fleet In Mobile Bay,
and is the successor Of Admiral Farragut.
There have been accidents by the explosion OF tor.
pedoes since the loss Of the Narcissus weeks ago
The channels in the bay changing rapidly
count of the frequency and fury Of the "northers"
which OF late rather the nature Of hurricanes
new torpedo boat launched by the rebels last
week and says they intend trying to blow up the
Union flagship Hartford
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TOR sALE.NEw PENNIES, IN LARGE OR SMALL.
am.unt4, at low premium. y. w. DERiCKSON, Ex
mango hroker, "a south Third street Philadelphia,
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A TLANTrC SAVINGS BANK,
IA CHATHAM SQUARE NEW YORK.
OPEN DAILY.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED.
Deposits made now, before January 20 will draw
interest from January l. NJ. d. VAN PELT, President.
JosEPn T. COOPER, Secretary.
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A NUMBER OF FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS MILLS
and Country Stores Houses and Lots for sale or Oh
change Prices 81 500 5000 10 $4,000; TO 20 or
50 miles from New York. Near depot
A. SERGEANT Is Wall street.
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interest FROM January T. NJ b. VAN PELf President
JosErn r Coorln, Secretary.
Books NEW GN9s YSsk AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM COMPANY
u TIE III v EEkx FasI 2r THE OIL
- OFFICERS:
Akbkw aE EHGqfA Ess fss.aen
A bSEND = s sTppa Tres sesTeI:ry
SHOE AND LEATHER BANK, Bankers
x Xbhslt 9 Ellis 4sssrnos' Counsel
FRANCIS A. PALMER, President Broadway Bank, New
NArHAN RANDALL er.Prcsdent United States Telc
srsP9 TESR%TpHpy NsT sSrs Albert Yosv CO Stock
EgSEsE j S'S BANKERS nGsr
@ps SG pas sf New York
sGyS ;Ia fssiss s''' Ne" YORK.
F ResNRF ds SS2ys Of Bankers No.
l2l South Third street philadelphia.
JAMES SHINES oFARf % o. ~! TE Et GoSEsSa
No. TsEhhs sFM
CAPITAL STOCK sc9@q .siIAREs' NOMINAL PAR
sg7 snSSi SHa sErs,
70 % His hfSEsfER fSb
The g,Ss sSs a.. over
being situated ON The famous Oh creeI and The Aerheny
The coal lands Of the company are also q The greatest
fuel The company now vigorously prosecntng i work,
sucen guarantee that large regular monthly dividends
may be expected early day which win tho stock
10 rapidly in value.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
greater this company having been
already taken in New York. Philadelphia and other Places
Tie trustees give notice that the subscription books viii posi-
WEDNESDAY, January 49, 1865
After which time stock be obtained at the subscrp
ton price
SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS
IA PALMER, at broadway Bank 237 Broadway, New
York
PoLHAMfUs sJACKsoN ~ Exchange place New York.
ALBERT II. NfCoLAY q CO, 90 William street. New
York
CLARKsoN 4 co, 121 South Third street Philadelphia.
MELLEN, WARD MOWER, Bankers, No. 70 Congress
street Boston,
sTEUART co, Bankers, Washington, d. @.
n1vIDEND.-THE EMPIRE MILL AND MINING
- Company San Francisco has declared dividend OF
twenty dollars per share in gold payable stock issued
from this agency less exchange LEES WALLER, trans
ier. agents Office No g2 Pine street
NEW YoRK, Jan. 0, 1865
EOR sALE-NEw PENNIES, IN LARGE OR SMALL
ana y, ny low Uranium y. w. DERiCKsON, Es-
chanEe broker "a south Third street Philadelphia,
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FINANCIAL.


ExrIRE CITY PE1soIEyI COMPANY. OF THE CITY
oFFIcEv rSI 4 BROADWAY.
&c DAYTON, q q Dayton Co, No lot Front street.
EsES sxRTSs q WIN, E Bird Co. 81 Front ssset
xh ESY EHhbk Ne NJ BIiSsfET 1ssy; street,
ssS SSs5E hSSSS rS.s, c.rssm.5 Albany
a.,,.,.rv and rrssiasn PAYToN srppvp,r
the best oil territory Tin fee SIMPLEX on Cherry and Al
leghsny river with eighteen interests leases principally
selected sy eOmpeisn. properly The
ar %s ss
down are large Of yields sxpeesed
in zoo 900 shares Par value, ss each zach '''''0n D'DA'
100000 WORKING CAPITAL.
The books are now opened for limited number of sub
IN New York s,yIMess,, 6 DAYTON CO, No: io7
VIM A FOWLER, Esq No q Broadway; and At the once
Of sae sSS%nsny sSWop ESQ., No. North
Market street; and JOHN JOY, ESQ, No. 100 Hanover
n Ahsny-R. 8 AZ cUsHMAN, Broadway; and Ed
q No ii Broad street, near WALL New York. dealer in
Government Securities
II NIcKERBoCKER FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
Board Of Directors have this day declared semi
as fs S
TRANSFER ''0- WIZ si1sd KID sRss
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF FOUR:
to NJ wsdnesdays and Saturdays from
on or before 70 w draw interest from Jan
r. H. BULL, Secretary.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALEM DESIRABLE LoCA-
easy. Inquire Of HENRY POWELL, Cos Broadway before
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RIO LET-TwO HALL ROOMS, WITH BOARD, TO
gentlemen only Inquire at III East Tenth street. near
Second
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OFFICE OF THE
~ NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
No 81 William street.
New YORK. Jan. =, 1855.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
A the greater of the stock OF the New York and Pha-
depha Petroleum Company has already been taken by the
first citizens OF New York. Philadelphia and elsewhere and
owing TO its great demand permanent investment the
desire TO give notice that only limited number OF
obtned Mt 81 each the subscrp
ton books will positively close
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1a 1856
which will be sold the subscription
price. ALBERT IL NICOLAY, President
A. " STOUT, Treasurer.
f. G. SrEDNAs, Secretary
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nuRNHAM's FURNITURE EMPRESS. BuRsuAMs
- Furniture Boslng LIST hhshmcnt Kurnham Furni.
ufe storage MATruon Furniture moved in coun.
Wy ONCE ll5 wcst Eleventh street, between fih and
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DOOM TO LET-TO A GENTLEMAN AND LADY
~ Board for the lady only Apply at West Nineteenth
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CLOTHING.

A T l9i SEVENTH AVENUE THIRD HOUSE ARovE
"a Twenty third street the branch Office No Fas
Twenty hird street door from broadway opposite Md
Park ladies and gentiencn wii b. Astonahcd ~
the prices paid by the original and honest Ml.IZ
for Cast on Clothing carpets Iewery Re From 80 "a
Tor slk Dresses 80 " 81 for Coat, Is b. 50 for Pants
call ~ pr note addressed a. either ri the rlars
be att nded 10, In AMI out OF the city Ladies' b,
Mrs. MinU.
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SALES Ar aucrrox.

A BURNHAM, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE or
nsusehoAo Furntnre Mare chance Tor pArtiss eeu
msncing housekeeping SC1 worth Of msgnacen House
Room Furpitur sns nsHosss s,s.asn Isoaa.s 2ssssng
e ws .sfsqa On MondAy
syenysA sale qommeseinx ~ O'Clock Cstslogaes a ths
house Drawing Room Furniture covered broc1tel ches
ccarPsG ssssains Chair yeIystsnd Brussels cre Lace
richest nsrument offered auction this session. Bronze
satuary superb Oh rrinings BY and nodsrn ar
uslsi EnSravngs, Clocks Vases, Rosewood walnut Bu
rsaas Beds,rats, Wardrebs. Hair Spring Mssresse
Bolslers Pillows Sheets Connterpanes Extension Table
ery Silver Casters spoon. rorks Iureens China Dinner
tory ~ B-Parties wishing attend th. sal. take Fifth
avenns stages s leaving sxsenih
the house.
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petngs Rug Mats Mating, Window Shades Rods 40, Ia
large stock and at low prices. N II
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TJENRY d. MINER, AUCrlONEER-sALEsROOM 81
III Nassau street opposite the rost once Sale OF elegant
Household Furnitur French plate Mirrors Piano.
orcs carved rosewood and black vainut paro S velvet
aud Administer Carpets &c, MINER 1 aOMEEvILI.E
win soil at auction on Wednesday May 10 NJ 1e O'Clock
their saesrooni 81 Nassau street. large and elc
of Household Furniture, comprising la part Ichly
csved rosewood Eaeere rosewood nt black waui rIor
Suits and black walnut nsroie Tales
black walnut and oak dining Suits and extension
bles rosewood, black walnut and mahogany marble top
Washstands oak and enauecd cottage suits, Administer
Carpets velvet Brussels and hreepy Csrpcts rosewood
mahogany black walnut marble top dressing
Wardrobes Bookcses curled hair Mstiresscs feather Beds
Pillows; black walnut
Bcdstcads; Ocloths and Mating; Cfockery and
Kitchen Utensils, &C.
The New York herald., 1865-05-07
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CEEDIRAF AND oTIipR Observation-Disclosures
~ and domestc Cgrrs Of n grades in lots par.
cbssera ~ IN. New iok Cicef aud Tobacco Aeeuj 81
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