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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
Great Popular Loan Of the People.

Less than go, ,OOO.O 900 Of the Loan authorized by
Congress are now on the market This amount.
at the rate at which 1t is being absorbed, will all be
subscribed for within sixty days. when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uni
formy been the case on closing the subscriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section Of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
loan, the National Banks. State Banks. and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally
agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers
will select their own agents. in whom they have con-
dence, and who only are to be responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive Order.
u JAY COOKE,
'". SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
No. ia South Third Street,
!, MAY 18TH, 1866. PhRadelpAia.
- SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE Received by the
First National Bank of Columbus. ,..
Franklin Nat'nl I" "rr.,
National Exchange Bank +" -
may22-d&w3mo h .t.... ..f
p. o.. .. .......
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
Resistancslat an End!

Great news of brilliant achievements is arriving
from every quarter. Heads that most furiOusly
rebel against the laws of beauty, whether they be
white. iron gray sandy or glsring red, are every
.TSstriking TD''s their C6Iors, III
And assumingth the loyeliest brown or the most lus-
trous and perfect black under the swift operation Of
cHRISTADoR0,S HAIR DYE,
Which trans6gures them in few moments. Manu-
fsctured by j. CHRISTAD0RO, No. castor House.
New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers. Gmay27-d&w1my <
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
COLGA.TE,s HONEY SOAP.

D. This celebrat,d Toilet-Soap yiA suoh uniysr-j
saldemand, is ads from the ch Oicest materials.
is mild and emOllient in its nature. fra.
grantly scenlsd, acd extremely beneficial
in It's actonupo ths skin. Forsa by all Dyuggi'ta
and Fancy Goods Dealers.u galD2 jan3o o5-d&wlyL
The Bridal Chamber. an Essay Of Warn
ing and Insttuctionfor Young Men, Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary an
Sexual Systems-Sent free. in sealed envelopes
Address. DR.. j.. SKILLIN HoU UGHToNi Howard
Association. Philadelphia. Pa. q ,l Spr 4eS-ly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

MACHINE STITCHING OF ALL
WI kinds done at No. 2sS South Higb street, street
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.

Every one Receives a Present at the time they
Purchase their Ticket varying in value from Fifty
CentsIto One Hundred Dollars. . tlt -.
TO No Tickets sold at the Hall Every one Re-
ceivesa Present on purchasing their Ticket at the
oart to f|
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

THE CELEBRATED WEED SEWING
Machines may be found at No. 23s South High
treet, Lattimer's new building. mayzS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
For Sale.

TwO STORY DOUBLE BRICK
ming Rooms, situate on the Johnstown Road.
, ar Neil's Avenue. W III be gold cheap, For par
,ulArs, inquire Of RICH4Rp NEyiENS. E. 3r
mly2i.d0 j. MCNAMEE, Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10
1 U. S. $40 six per Cent.
GOLD:BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth a handsome premium.
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds.
from State County and Aunfctpq1 tasqtf0 aeAfe@ o.
adds iron, one 10 three per cent per AMMAN to their
odue according TO the rate levied upon other prop
erty. Tho interest is semi annuslly by couf
pons attache1 to each note, which may be cut OIL
and sold to any bank or banker.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-10

. %: 8 Depot sSr thsiaIs of Tickets and Di.trit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-29

.,.... ...f,,.,. H., .,o.t.,, -.ir,,,,eo T,st,u
.s..,,,,o,. d, by 10 fre,,. row
......... l..g..... bad ,p e~. ... BE
.........,.,., ......rc.t. .... t..
..r.s.i .,,i.l ,.-tgA now muse. T.c
,-,s., ..,,..or. ana many other, who have Ionv
.r,aUn,luii,tc systefi,, ami who cherish 4 for
it, rr,.tito aar,L. warmly cauIl attol these at /.
tercU,..Ia hay, p,rsi.tc,! In ,,.lsng them /, the
Isa' Tlt 10 tt.vy eeotrg aa i' tlp fnt lad gone
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TIE new YORK Sun.



rosconIOs. OF Gu, r.htl solder ou aged Of, the
,.nls l front II Richmond, on -,rrJs sl.s SO
.,t,..l-vely that The morale u Leg's aru las
t~er tfoAcn. Tho spirit, IAsh sul cni.I.a.'I
vh character lr1 them 10 f.-ncr csH,r fns'
the ertiuhastn which they once LHsui' .tcI ''r
uersu-o 81 rebellion, vss ia.s'1.. ,1I o. toad
thor scomeI h. ho kind = r',ia1' Indifference ~
b. the result of tho hattie, ant rsor'rs H'i'' a.
ed Do re-rct At their csItr-e. l'siai"' 'o'' mat
It roo ire1 the most vigorous e.fi ~ thor ohcerH
70 make them Np1t n al, and thai oeF manifested
90 l''o dIsr0sIi u % ',re a'r forces whcn The
l.tf,. r,r,a .., o.. ...e O. 900 40 rs S.caimsn,
tha.ineir u4,nacr Genorll GoLDps, How into a
tss,f5r. ot..i ...Irur th,m r ,owardicc, aud
thrr rr.i-. 2, m tie na'I IN diyus'. HIt thore
i.n,t.In. .rf.uFe W uaa,couut,Ole Ia this. Rebel
troops are huusn, and human endurance has a
limit. FlhHag IL not wholly physical ~ uc-
,Laa..,l operation. a ttsarn engine, all ou.h
rer.,st In al ~ parts, is poworess without boat
Aud water; 50 s5ilcr, no matter what u.s Thy i
a.. ability, or how well he may he epulTpsl csluol
le Efficient in hsttlc when hope no longer animated
HIM and no incentive moves him onw1rI. ian
'ar ~ stage ~ tho war, lief re tho hrghi promises
Of Tie rebel leaders hai lccaue hrea hare ly re-
rcatci Use, the ariny of Gouc.. IGftr tors though
ia, we're, won ,,lutauln for bravery, pcr'is-
tency and dctcrmira n. On many battlefield
thcyhayc shown their Ohstnsic de'o ices and PER-
s.itent attacks by tLuruunIucning oourn % under
the mot try'u, circumstances md ~ their cndur-
hncc o.. lar.sl ps aud pr.atons that tey we're
worthy oiIr,isr for H.id.srly quaitc'. Then they
vcrrin IelcI by spruud ambition t. ue the nrchi-
tec's u nsion, 20 have their nAmos enrolled IA
future hi.tory as No founders Of d Republic; aud
an, hope nused sn order md spirit into their
military conduct that showed ivcll upon the battle
field pIt yust ia proportion 10 the cA-
ten, OF unnatural tension 70 which
hur1,n aspiration ,nd hone are wrought 10 is tie
fc,.u9u. Tho morale ~ LgR'i army ied by
allowing tclus.. %, aud Will, that lasted is effect
Was clearly apparent BH unfortunately Tor the
su.bti0n Of thOse leaders who thus mi oaod upon
trayo uen, he mask % sLr rebellion las at last
been L'ttd. snd even EB's soldiers now ,oe IL ia
ls true urLt-a bubble, dlycs.oi u every glitter
Jug llc, AMI liable At any instant to he eSuuguisl-
al ~ tlc pick Of Federal bayouct. NJ wonlcr
that the rebel soldiers now feel no cn'' u7asm for
tIct ,suse. IAo last ray ct uoIe hrs bocu ohlit-
,r.,rI, their ambitious V,iut is broken, The limit
ui ,u,t endurance has been passe D, and thcy uo
Iua.e. have d heart furthe H. This point rcacl.
C.. O. la.url consequence, disruption, cnlA0t b'
tard.g ta.t
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Tng frat issue u the scycn-thirty loan, snount.
ing g. ono hundred sud ,iyty-onc mill an dollars,
has an been negotiated. HE uibacr'uuon SCENTS,
j., COOKE & Co.,, announce that the Hcycra cries
are nov ready al. tAat delay will oo.ur 10 sup
plying applicants les,rn- a. invest .n thcsc Sc
cur tics The !act tbat on.y forty -three dsvu we're
reqnirci IN which " dispose ct the first issue, -
striking evidence u the popularity Of tDc loan.
Subscriptions came from every county 10 tie loy Al
SisieH, rich and poo- alike investing aud all show
Ing a confidence ~ TIE Government such rs ~
nston ever before exhibited. The new series
which il now ready fos delivery, will doubt
less be disposed o. a. really as tie trst The
Nh is the safes, aul arcst means II investment
Tat eau he orcr'l Tho bonds are uoLsuocct 10
taxation, tho interest ol them is t. tcps.' seini-
annually, and thc rate of income FROM them Will
be greater than can be obtan not ty stahc sccur-
ties elsewhere. Besides lhi-, the Gpycrnu cnt
largely depends upon those Subscriptions 10 meet
tie current esIente u the war, and every dollar
invested IA the loan is-,f mutual advantage ~ the
party subscribing ani1o the GoSorumeut.
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EEBk,

-. .&'>.i f. .ae'nte,, Of ,n, I-u'i res,,i.e
..el. ID e.. ,l ,.c..er..., ,.4... .....
y...y n .., .I..... ~ st'rtIu. o.. meg. oi
y.l .''e 'g.,, . ,o., ~. o., D. o.
ktOGAN, Act. See. 10
.CgTrER-o On March an, Anne Co,'o- dau,uter
o. James aud Mifrsret Coit'r, ts't g. .c,rs.
y.i'i 70 at.epd tie funeral I'M. Nc.ne, ,.5! ai,er.
mon, a. ~ o'clock from 'hc co.. deuce Of uct pa
,eppt si2 Not.st Her remains .uI he in'orr,ggd in
uLACE-yn Monday morning sa-ch g7,h inst,
lI.fup .f1re, fu ne .A.h ear ~ h- 81. o..
lie re'tt-cs lng Iticuds % tue iatni. resp.et
iu.s IIv .". 90 attend ~ fu1srsl % Wedu, SAY
a',.-9eu. Matlh ~ at oeiocA' i'oul 81 south I'd
H'IGrI -uu Iuosdry March U.s. Of scarlet tsycr.
Jnura T.. Han tt sou ct i me- t. and julia lllgA;,
Tie i,.na. nd ,i .i.os of tie i4nity ar respect
uO"., b "a inst, ~ O'Clock. hori tho rosiirnce of
D.. u'.rui' at Meet flushing \eeto~n. h. !. lo'
HARRISON ON Monday, March .. l-Ga, after 8
short ut -eycae iucss Patrick Harrison ~ the 4vth
II. ir,alr, an ne friend. Of u- family. a'c
cJas.nf, l.m1tl,, Michael and Andres iiariroil
20 l"pcaay lnt',d to- a'tcnl ti- funeral .hi'
W. iuU. i.t I'tc noon, 10 O'clock, irUm the les'
deu.o VI his m1t',u Franklin i. III
HAYES In Ncp Lotto on Monday. March q Nj
'hr liayr-' IN ihe $50 year OF hi, age. ,,..,-.
th', John 9,e ,c'pectiu'y invited TO attend VA. t
u'fnt tius NtduUulAt Afternoon, ~ ociocE, non
wv AIHoA INiN. Limerick payer ll'nAS tIIy. 81.
HOLLOWAY - CA March ssh. Emma, infan
d'ughtcr Of Edwin and Ann lilo lo~Hy. ased MONTH
and ! : dA r..
The friends and arguaintanccs n tho family ~
si'cru,i, invited 20 attend the iunelL, ou WcdIe.
uu' AT, noon, March 20 1t Is 1ClOok iron her Lac
l,rlir nee. Division II, Brupkly u. ljJ
LEWlS-On TUESDAY moruins. March -, Eyai
l." De-, aeOd Is year, and months.
he i'ht' es ANA friends VI the family are respect
uiy invited t. attend the funeral, Ihuriay after
nom NMch 81, At O'Clock, from his iste residence
- 'hn!iion b., without further invitation. lltr rr
mains VIII IT, inferred In Grcpnwuod. al
he m,mners Of the Ancient Britons' Benett so
clD't r., hereby notified TO attend tho 'u1tih o.
mother IVAN Lrwls, Oh TAur.dhy Aft. mo %, OF
o'cocs, nom - Charlton Il. WILLIAM LEW i
.rr. .
uRlfIY on Monday, March %, Mr.. Mar
%. t;iei.. AGED a. yeurs.
iLo uleuds AID relatives Of the family fn'pcct
fully invited "a attend the funeral, ou M,di.'sta
AFTERNOON March 20, At O'Clock. from her late rc'
dc.'e, ~ vet 29'h st. Her remains viii be taxi
to calvary Cemetery for intcrment $40
WulrrORp -pf consumption, On the evening q
! tl. .tth, stephen VI. WhtttUrd, aged 81 year..
TIE friends OF the family are respectfully invite
iu attend the uyuraL this 'NtluOsda , tiernpon,
| ? O'clock, from his latc residence, % Mcki1bin a
Nlu1msuuIgh. 10
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NEw ! uah, MIrrh s., l-ff.
h',r'' The damage done many u tie Iuaia rum
ming West b. the recent Loayy ir'shet- not ct hay
ins been repaired, the arrivals OF cattle are -tIi
very ishL and prices continue to extremely hi'h.
having reached The figures attained In February Hst,
shru volc the highest Of oil cur hirh markets. The
lc.t luo, k sold to-day tor .5h2Gc per pound, not
weight and even the ponrfHf were readily 1IaID-ra e
Tor llAt c. PAR, medium Weston rttrfa hIUr 'l4
&c. some t'w rats were made ~ higher hgut't than
tht-o, bus tle cattle ECIc Of tht hti,s OIGyi.
NheSp. The branch OF the WalkCt A.o .r'tuurs
very poorly supplied, and piC,s rue hieh se- cling
mai" ~ ~ live weight Pulft RIC tire low ".
NriG' There are tCrg icw hoe ~ either ot iir
wards iu this u"iRhhofho0d, md price. oons,-
go. Lt.y LIE b, say nom lnNAli b..
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Tux SLY has always made 4 a speciality o. ex
pose, ana exhibit in its true light whatever is cal
culaled " deceive, mieead, or in any way .ui1re
the Industrial classcs u this city. We have IN one
os two occasions alluded to the s.upcudous rv3tcm
Of fraud nerpetratcd upon tn public by bogus pee
uoegm uompauics, hut as thosc conccrua have uu.
I'll rc.c.ty been il,uttcI mainly with the veal
ther classes we have not regarded their cypusiiou
az particularly wiIhn the province u the Sun It
seems, however, thSt the petroleum operators have
pluckcl these classes until they have become to-
wary Tor rthcr investments mr. We now sec that
th,y have commenced / same sy ltcu with the
WORKING classes. II is shameful 1hat men who
earn their money by honest toll should Re
sV INDEED out Il q ty Petroleum COM auiea, that
have no more taurible foundation than II Their
valuable of tracts" were located ia the moon
The twenty-five cent shares " stocks that are now
SO euucuglg IAr.dcd before the workiu. classes,
we lehve to tc simply bait hy which g. obtain
TIE suylugs that have been accumulated by labor.
We can no sound tass FOR them, nothing shat
Indicates the saf T. ofHu inv ,tmou- aud tie very
iast that they arc uul. twen;, -ayc cent busi-
ucss, ia oyidcue, chat ,he seek to dupe amt ms
4, Al men who cannot AFFORD heavy uyes'meats
| wo therefore earnestly advise work. ing uou to
have uoI4.uB 20 10 with these transl aren't hum.
| B.
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Nnr York. Tt,sdag, AIr,h IS, q Tn.- IAe auc.ua-
tions iu gold luletiucl az ui,pu's Mechanic LA
change today have teen follows At l.,sl A. NJ.
l5l; lo4o, ltl lu5A l5ih H. 1873 - ulo
l5la 1870 l5iA; ll.9N b.; ll25 l5i., ll.i5,
l5is; II, 1881 1910 l6ih; 1921 Id II g.
l5i&, 1850, l54's I, lciE ll5, ban ly5, l5iAs
i+.. l54 t (; 100 l5lk =, l54I; s1h l64N 20.
lJis . -, l5I4 8, l5Ia J.lA liis $780, l5iN,
81. %, l54 8, l5I; i2N 10. III, stock market
~ LoI uun luI afterwards ic OIL closing considoI
ably lover than ye-'es4N afternoon. Governments
were strous aud la goo1 demand. The hear effort
against the national credit toems to have died out,
aud thcl, f. lat-o amount Of railway and risce a
neous tAuos Icing sold Tor conversion into govern
ment pocurit..'. The lo'n market easy and
sluudantN supplied at per cent Commercial pa
per scuains very quiet and the discount market dull
lA' lest s- uatuies pss only at II per cent. h'
t'uaIh Tor r'chan.c for to-mogIow's steamer Wa
-y-eIe'c. EauklIs sterling, G.-lays, W ~ "a l,9h
!afe boo 'eon decide decline N the prices Of dry
r.,t, ,s.'' ., rtanilri brown theo tiugs ticks an,
/ ..'a' .. .!s.-., vliAn nltW DAYS. On 'Chanee 10
/ osy fpui w. -uI anu declining. " Wheat wus -,cady
. to'a We co.. end lower OGt were quiet. loTl
va cor.cpe.y L.glr'. Iogf va Mo:e active. Lag
Va q lnsl s-s ll.'e i've, s4d WL4key wa frLHsr
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DEATHS.

ANGENlNE-On Tuesday, after tediols illness,
Nj Ei.nu b., con OF the "a a. John gnl May An e.
vino. ia .ln 5th year ~ Ais D. e.
The leial'oi and triencs OF the tam.l lr rc.pect-
tulll inv.t.4 10 attend the muum sorvio,.. t.l.
Nedno,4a. a.urnoun' a. O'clock, M hE iHlr tri,-
deuce, l-i Cannon 1t. $50
CAuLEl-Uu MONDAY, March ~, Patriot Cad'oy,
IL NE 81 Ga year OF he u-e.
His linen .f aye respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral, on " cdnesday afternoon, goth lir., nj :
o'clock, LVlu lia late lcsidenct. ~ C.lu1Vu Iocc,
9ll 81 40
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TRADE NOTICES.

\ ITENT1ON, BEtCKLAYERS-A MASS
needing OF the above hody will Lc held ON We'd
~ d'j MARCH ~, ~ ~ o'clock Ut Ion.tituttou
h,iI cor 22d n and 30 ave. CHRISTOPHER CAP
~ a. pes. fNIRiCk W. BRAHILL sec. 264
COAC uMAkERS-EALLY FOR THE Union.
- Grand Mas Meetiur OF nh the Branches OF
ch 81 IA. NJ 81 Grand ~, when the report Of the
International Convention viii be- red, ana buaiuess
ot t'' utmost Importance 20 every one IN the II Alp
ili uC brought up tor action. Euucnt Speakers Of
each Il guch viii address the meeting. "a which al
cordially invited 90 attend. By order, H. Tt RI
GhA n, sec, 81
MASS MEETlNG-DRY GOODS CLERK
w Early C,oriur As-ociltiou. \ mass meeting OF
IlNery, this Wcdncslay evening" Ut o'clock Al
kindred assucntous, also sympa hizers in the eurly
.u..us uoNtmtnt are Invited 10 attend. q. NJ.
lkt- Pre-. Wh y. CEOMAC, Rec. See. ~
NOTICE To TIE BOSS MASONS OF
' Era5ly n, IhstCgu District.On houda,, the ID
~. ui April, che member OF the I,hOreI- utou
ID demand 20 chilling per day tor their selv.ccs. -
NOTICE To ROSS MASONS-ON AND AZ
NiiigWs'ut-h viii demand ~ ~ Yer day. b' order
GEORGE Qj H. President T.. II. BROWN, soc. ~
! NEW YORK CARNER'S ASSOCIATION
iu-, - O'Clock, m Stvuleu House 2gj Byrtly. Al
ut.uuers are requested 20 attend. JACOB CONDE,
| l.rs AllEki lKtHlILE. sec. llH
\tYOKkISG NOMEN-A PUBLIC MEEI-
w IN of work ing women viii be- held BY the Oper-
a.u.'s q, uey client Society, this evening at l95
h.vorr. Al working women are invited 10 attend
! Nl.. lI.MBlE, Pre- l2j
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l. = quic rrihall. Mn. thc drat will 10 re
suluoi today, and that II VIII continue without
.urlcr interruption, until the quota is Tiled by
con rpia. llis Is tho proapoy, At NJ present
wnuu., AND while 1t - impossible u determine
dstulsiy anything about what tic c,ns'r ptop
authorities mean 10 do, II a pretty evident that
there will to no further pos,roncmenL Itm4st 10
admitted that tho city Wan no reasonable ground
i1r complaint against ira0 now. The uuubc- Of
mcp required is undoubtedly excessive, ia cousc-
qucaoe Of tue detective enrolment, AMI upon this
sullc-t tlcI1 go lust cause Tor complaint; but the
CT has clearly fcrit tod all clA.m to further lc.
oicaey from tie Ruhor'iog regarding itl nc
Gua d.ho oucy. Tho proposition a. Major
po1GE g. suspend tho draft 90 long as
enu.iren,s should average tSo hundred
cUy, was fail sud rcasoua' le aud WAS certainly
sunaere numtcr for 80 large u city 10 raise. ut
ca, has me city failed t, comply with tie snpula-
ito, tat recruiting has iu the face u u lseu
allowed ~ come almost 10 u ucsd halt for the want
gfuaLoy Undu these c.rcumstahces, and II view
ui tDc 4ccei.ty Low so manifest far renfurciuy III,
arms, al4 celebrating tAc tual oaprt rYN o, a.,
rebellion, tue author.Ls caruot CO.. a.ttcnuy ~ d.
mol the drh niger. Il secms To- hr an uuhyuid
sllv ucyca4.ty, aua C.user,p,4, th,rci.rc, viii h
JtIsoI tu accept las rtYat va with ns good rae
as f..n .o. 10 a ayi pr.A'o to aa', however
tl.t ..crc l hardly probability dat ANY Of H.
MEG rs'trl pHu ever be called upon TOT actv
service. The warn even now virtually rrtlcJ
AM tc., arp veterans yaough iu tic NJ. tu uis
q. HIt ','s necessary th.t the Government RI oul
has, .i.t tg t.rc' nuy unforeseen c.utiu. eucy
and ~ ta O. tllgI. 'lr this 1911. i,.Iry, '0y..le
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lbRY GOODS.

AT MOWBRAY'S - COME AND SEE
I4dieH' silk CloakA
l.sdir,' Cloth Cloaks,
Chlldrcn's silk IiOaks
ChidIeu's Cloth CioAks,
Shui1 ,Ncguer, In lIeit variety,
lltiHl waking caClueA
drers
CoeIed sllks. Of every shade
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
OLIVER MOWBRAY,
2d9 Grand e. cor. Forsyth st.
VA B0very, bel Spring and Prince sta,
Two English sAIssInen wanted. sg!.
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Attrtoe NOTICES.

Auction Salt WILL III SOLD 81
,e-. On Teusnr NJ ,n ~. ia.. 80
a.. h.o sa. a6d s,la.. in tiic, "a ty la. -ei
By ire on sa.. lsy n.4h' the f''h Inst
ACTION SALE nF SUPERB HOJ 81.
n mold furniture thu, "Wednesday anelu'eu 'i >
ave. consi.tur ,i tstc.tr, aud iusran ,alp.t i,.,
,'ti., bureau pin "l 49,, ~ tin'. .,is,
tsins D.usmeu's plano Tore, slit. ciuH' y ~,
.lyerwarc cuuety. &C. With evsrtL!hs de'iTt3,I
4. WEsICOTr Auctioneer. lH
l. FITZ>TMNUNS, AUCTIONFRR OFI'B
Io9 lhird ave, viii soil Ncdne.is ~ 4. ,
p.,,su' = Goa'. veil adapted ior o. cana 6ost.
h.hins - al 'ze. - It. y 10 40 IT, 'pt, ~
holt and about 20 tons BURDEN must Re 'od 10 i.'
hishc-t bidder w.
DAwNHROKER'o SALE THIS DAY
L JNHt- war, viii -cu at 81 So I'F'r'
/ 10 - sssoruent OF dfcis"s skirts srr~ e. e,oAE-
shoe. nens rat-, pants ycsts and va tetv Of otb'i
cod. The sale ~Il conmthcc w we lN'I ~,
| clio hing, 10 u O'Clock. b. order OF VI. tasc, III
wost broadway. 10
| DAWNBROkER'N SALE--BELL& INhliN.
4 HAM wa -e tni- lay, q, lus o'cock. At = Nt'
B'Sof,; o. o.s yeua 4, coiu ,li 'lA aie--.. e,'e'
De- wv GG6bwiiS, SSS 1 CANA = 'fssnbroke.''
IA. Id ad,i'hy Allan, IL. y
pAwNBRokEg'S >ALE-H. sCASLoN,
Il viii so this day. ut II Ca mine g. au Gco't =
general sOrtuont Of unr,deenet PIE lges. By ordof
| Vt r. ", lAMLlN, l.. l..
DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY.-B.
| l. WEANLR, IT, will sell a. tie SNles-rooms
Nlu'h aveuue. ~ 40 eek, n General assortment ~
| PLEDGES. ~ order oi q. Cl DLlPr l.. T., -t5 Fat
| l!th Il. Next sale April l2th. Ia
| u AWNBROKER' : SALE-G. LEWIS, Auy-
| L tout,r. will ,cll OF WedueslaJ March .. %. at
20 Chatham "a. n large snd valuable asso tuent OF
sold aud silver uachCs, ewrI-v, nus pist g. iu.
! mcuts, &c. 70 commence at 10 o'clock. b. order VI
y b. a J. SIMPSON. rs
< q i. BDGART, AUC1S.-THlS DAY, AT
-. /. = ocio /, a, the Auction Rooms, Norh VIII
liam st. .eu"INI a'sOrtmeut ui huuiehod iuruitur
soas Italics. chair, rHriys lrdrts ads AID bedding,
| horse. piano, sewing machine, &c tl
- HERMAN q Co, AUCTIONFER>, SELL
-. this day. Wednesday, March 2gth, At lOp
o'clock, .,,I cont ~, by OI4er Of HAkkls COllbN
trl.. the entire sock Of Wholesale AMI retail hard
war, cutlery. runA pisOls q gene Nj anu ltffe ~
sorimont Of cuokinr and rlor stoves &c. sale posi
tive Tho .'-rfNe, Catalogues will be feha %
| the mo al ofsae. L.
WIN. Writers, ACCTR, WILL SILL
w this day. at o',.1ck ut 46i Canal H. the 'uru
iturv Of large house = cAipets oil cloth cuItal IA
g. &c. ~
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTR, OFFICE 4
w lat BrouIwas, tCl's, on this DAY, Al =
O'Clock the furniture OF the genteel boar us hou-'
| No. $50 Ept ID a.. About twenty leather uo3s. pa
| lows, LolltCrs. hcds'chls sofas rockers, ca tetA
sheets, chjfs, crocbery, poney, wagon and harm -
&c Ia
NNM. ABBOTT, AUCTlONLER, WILL Sci
w AL the carpets, o-clo;hs. shades iuss, &c, n
store No. i54 ftAl n, March 5Uth, at ~. O'Clock
Buruiu. can hc had before the sale. 3l'
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nOS'r AND FOUND.

hog ICST-ON TUESDAY MORNING
II about lu oc ocS, a little red scotch Terrier Red
cola. a.olld hi neck. The Under VIII receive s5
Icsa,d b, returning him TO II East 26th st. lo3
EOvND - SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
Il los. g. u Iuou, some mutton. he OWuer
have t hv cAur at ~ Greene 1t. and paying for Iis
adv. r;i-rmeut ~
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