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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-23
How the Late Presideat LoOks In His
CO0n.


Correspondence Of the Y. 7. World
Death has fastened into his frozen face
all the character and idiosyncrasy Of life.
He has not changed one line of his grave,
grotesque countenance. nor smoothed out
a single feature. The hue is rather blood
less and leaden; but he was always sal
low. The dark eyebrows seem abruptly
arched; the beard. which will grow no
more, is shaved close, save the tuft at the
short, small chin. The mouth is shut,
like that Of one who had put his foot
down firm, and so arc the eyes, which
look as calm as slumber. The cellar is
short and awkward, turned over the stiff
elastic cravat, and whatever energy or hui
NOR or tender gravity marked the living
face, is hardened into its pulseless outline.
No corpse in the world is better prepared,
according to appearances. The white
satin around it reflects sufficient light up
on the face to show us that death is really
there; but there are sweet roses and early
masnolias, and the balmiest of lilies
strewn around, as if the flowers had be-
gun to bloom even upon his coffin. Look.
ing on uninterruptedly, for there is no
pressure, and heneeforward the place will
be thronged with gazers who viii take
from the sight its suggestveness and re-
spect. Three years ago, when little Willie
Lincoln died, Doctors Brown and Alex
ander, the embalmers or injectors pre-
pared his body % handsomely that the
President had Il twice disinterTed to look
upon it. The same men, In the same way,
have made perpetual these beloved line
aments. There il no blood in the body |;
it was drained BY the juglar vein and
sacredly preserved, and through . cutting
on the inside Of the thigh the empty blood
vessels were charged with = chemical
preparation which soon hardened to the
consistency Of stone. The long and bony
BODY is now hard and stiff, 20 that beyond
its present position it can not be moved
any more than the arms or legs OF Q
statute. It has undergone many changes.
The scalp has been removed, the brain
scooped out, the chest opened, and the
blood emptied. All this we see Of Abra.
ham Lincoln. 90 cunningly contemplated
in this splendid coffin. is mere shell, an
efigy, q sculpture. He lies In sleep, but
it is the sleep Of marble. AL that made
this flesh vital, sentient, and afectionate,
! il gone forever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-23

OuR advice to all during this warm
weather, is to bear constantly in mind the
Injunction of the ancient sages-" Fret not
thy gizzaId !" s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-23

JONES says he knows that justice isn't
sold in our courts, but judging from his
own legal experience, he also knows that
those who Try to obtain it often are.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-23

Mosr Of the shadows that cross our path
through life are caused BY standing in our
own light.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-23
Notice.

WHAr fine music bull might make i
he only had an organ to his bellows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-23

Notice.
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE late
"A Arm d Dinrnors 4 Aylsworth. are request-
ed TO All md Ssttls With g. ". AylIwortn, o.
fore the Art day Of May uext, and save costa
Afssr that date, Suits WIN b brought for III suea
ds5ts thsn Outstanding. o.-u
SzecsssoT 70 Dinancro q AyISWoTth-
DaaS1 0at1 Au1 ApE1 - 1o2 apA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-23
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

Dry Goods! Dry Goods !
SELLING OFF
At so Per Cent Reduction!
AT s. ROsENER & CO.'S,
No. 7o..............South Q street,
VIRGINIA,
Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express omcs3
TO THE LADIE8I
We ore selling our extensive and elegant stock
DIR Y GOODSi
At Fifty Per Cent Less
Than former rates, on account Of tho late
fall Of
COTTON GOODS,
And ths crash in Mining Stocks
WYE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
w the public that we have on hand and store
the Largest Assortment Of
FINE DRY GOODS
IN VIRGINIA,
Which must be sold
REGARDLESS OF COST,
And at the shove mentioned rsteL
We arc AlSe Manufacturing all Kinds Of
WHITE AND FANCY GOODS
Adads 10 order.
d. z g
Are rsousIted 10 call and examine our Goods
our Pricei, and be convinced that We vii sel
Cheaper than the Cheapest
SPANISH LINENS,
FRENCH,
ENGLISH,
AMERICAN LACES,
Just received
r. French, Spanish, German and English
0. ROsRNER 4 co.
No. 70 South Street,
myl7lm Opposite weIlI. Fargo Co.
HERE THEY ARE
New Goods =! New Goods!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
FRANKENHEIMERS,
GOLD HILL,
Next Door to W., r. q Co.'S Express Once.
rusr RECEIVED BY EXPRESS, . Largo
81 and Magnificent assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS!
LADIES are respectfully invited to call and
examine my new and splendid STOCK winch VIII
0''0'u AT THE LOWEST PRICES!
And which Is comprised Of the finest PLAIN
and FANCY
] SILKS CAsHMEREs,
ALPACAs, MERNOS,
AND DRESS GOODS!
silk, Cloth and Velvet Cloaks!
SILK, Cashmere and Tissue Shawls
And magnificent assortment Of
GLOVES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS, HAND
. KERCHIBFS, Etc.
NsedlewOrk EdsinE and Lace insertion
S: s'.ss'5ifI LACES, Xas Gs:sH:s'
Gardeners FuruishinE Goods,
Linen and Cotton sheetinss,
Table Linens,
Napkins, TewelS,
Etc., Etc,
OIL CLOTHS,
| 49, naADm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-23
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OFFER FOR SALE. AT THE LOWEST
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

any such thing [applansel Gen. Rosecrans thinks
that the soldiers who have fought this great battle for
freedom have done it with more patriotic motives than
have ever been seen before Iapplausei and do not
think that our young men. who have distinguished
themselves In the annals Of all time will permit them
selves to be mised, or should DO misled from their
high and honorable into any buccaneerng exped
ton" Loud applause.l The General further said be
hoped to public opinion directing our young men
into the channels of peaceful industry in which he pro
posed to set example. II have taken occasion to
make these remarks because saw, when in Washing
ton, men willing to start something or other-men
whose advancement hitherto has not been sufficient to
crafty their ambition But if you examine the names
of those mentioned in the advertisements yon will find
they are thirdrate fellows who not worth a snap,
and that our common soldiers were worth dozen OF
them cloud applause.)
AT the close of the speech three ronsne cheers were
given for Gen. Rosecrs and three for the Army of the
Cumberland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
The Sous or Liberty.
An Indianapolis dispatch Of May .

An Indianapolis ulSpalch ol Ma! give Tie
following facts:
| Gen. Uoyey's order authorizing the execution OF
Iowes Milligan and Horsey in accordance with Gen
eral Court martial Order No. 2li. dated Washington.
MAY ls65 Is now in the hands .. the printer and
will he pulished tomorrow. The following is an ex
tract william Bowlcs citizen of the State of Ind.
ana will be hung by the neck until he BE- dead on Fri
dey the 10th Of May. 1865 between the hours OF 2
o'clock m and o'clock y. on the parade ground.
between Camp Morton and Burnside Barracks, near
the CITY OF indianapolis. Breyet Brig. Gen. A. A.
stevens is charged with the execution OF this order
aud will make report thereof to the Commanding
General" ,,.,,
Similar paragraphs in the order cover Milligan and
IIorsey -
Major j. W. Gordon and Martin NJ. Ray. counsel for
the prisoners are doing all in their power to rescue
them from their impending fate.
petition ON the prisoners sworn to by Them Is te
he presented 10 the United States District Court with
the hope of getting from that body some expression
ouching the jurisdiction Of the Military Commission
which on being forwarded TO Washington. may secur,
rcprieye until the matter be brought before tht
Supreme Court of the United States Gen. Hovcy has
been instructed from Washington not to respond "a
rts Of any kind from any civil court and. unless
orders staying the execution received from ASH
ngton the miserable will surely die on the l'th
Public opinion here Is generally in favor Of their exc
cution. Some Of the legal fraternity however, enter
tain grave doubts the jurisdiction OF the Court ny
which they were tried. There doubt they deser.
death What Booth and his associate scoUndres did
at Washington Bowles. Migan and horsey would
have done here substituting Gov. Morton ioF Mr. Lin
coin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
IMPORTANT FROM SAN DOMINGO.
/ JAN AMNESTY DECREE.
Departure Of the Spanish Troops.
TEE REPUBLIC RESTORED.

Advices received on Thursday from San Do
mngo up to the 9th OF April the complete re.
establishment Of the Dominican Republic.
The sessions Of the National Convention terminated
lon the 18th Of March. Among its DEGREES was one
granting complete and unconditional amnesty to all
Dominicans who may still be in the enemys camps,
Excepting the high civil military unconaries guilty
OF completely in the annexation intrgues the military
who may have fought under the Spanish flag and all
those newspaper writer's who have spontaneously and
|unjusfably opposed the restoration Of the Republics
Spanish steamer had arrived at San Domingo with
order from Madrid for the evacuation Of the Spanish
Troops who in accordance Herewith, left the Island
Republic on the 30th of March.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Military Emigration.to Mexico.
To the Edifcr o. The ~ y. Tribune.

10 the Ldufr o. Ihe " L. Tribune.
SIR: Your correspondent in The TRIBUNE Of
the 9Th instant, in reply to some observations about
Military Emigration to Mexico, published in your paper
othe week before the initials IN. NJ" denies that
any attempts to be made by the agents Of Juarez
get up military organizations ia this country in aid
their chief the late President Of deiunct Republic
These agents do intend to 20 beyond inducing emf
grafton TO Mexico in the same manner and for the same
purpose as the agents Of the United States Government
induced emigration from Ireland and Germany" Now
NY bdtor may be haty denied that President Lincoln
ever authorized recruiting agents in Ireland anywher,
out Of ibe country but for present purpose Jet 1t b
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Important Orders.
The following orders have just been issued;
HDQRs military DIVISION OF THE JAMES.
DtguunNn Va May 100.

HDQRs military DIVISION OF THE JAMES.
RICHMOND, Va. May {, 1909.
Major. Gen. ORD Commanding Department q P"9iH'd'
GENERAL: All loyal citizens permitted 10 come 10
and depart from Richmond without passes or other re-
sriction than simply registering Their names as ,ney
land or leave 10 il understood that passengers have
|he.n prevented from leaving without passes. Any
os,umpon of authority and dsobedenee oil orders oil
this kind will be severely punished. You VIII see that
M further distractions Of this kind to Tree transit be
permitted.
Rebel officers and soldiers who go to loyal States
without proper authority, will do so at their peril.
Very respectfully, II. W. HALLE'k
Official cOpyl hihlot-ueh' Nohu "
j. G. KELros. Asst. Adj. Gen.
The following appears to have been called out by the
quantity Of ladies who desire to be employed in the
Federal service:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINiAr~ }
Army OF THE JAMES, ,
RICHMOND, Va, May Z. 1868
To ladios applying for Cirkships; The military au
thorties OF the department unfortunately have no civ
business wherein ladies be employed Ii Is to be
|Loped that a more civilized condition will soon exist
when all can earn their living who 30 desire.
BY coSnlnnd of Mn)or'bch T.. w. y ohp
Chas. Is. AIcHNsoS Captain and a. A. ID. &.
lExtract.1
HDQgs. MILITARY DIVISION or The JANIS, !
RICHMOND. Va. May Z, 1865. )
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. lO-lll Alrailroads IN the he
ma rtnent Of Virginia. when no longer required for NIL
tary purposes WILL with their rolling stock machinery
nd materials be turned TO the officers Of theii
,espective companies provided that such officers nave
taken the oath Of allegiance TO the United States
~ But such delivery will not prevent tho forfeiture
persons who do not come within the provisions OF tn.
am nesty proclamation.
By order Of Major Gen Halleck.
J.C. KELToS. Assist. Adjt. Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Kuights or the Golden Circle 20 be Exc.
cuted.

The Philadelphia Press has Washington
specia saving that President johnson has signed the
death warrant of three Of the Western cOnspirat0rs
known "A the knights Of the Golden Circle. Sons o!
Liberty, in of the testimony produced and
made good before the several military courts. ana IN
hung today or tomorrow. This will be the first e1'
ecution of the kind since the beginning Of the Rebel
lion and are signal indications Of the determination Of
|our heroic Executive"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Gen, Rosecruns in ROston-His Remark
ON Mexican Emigrntien.'
boston, Thursday, May IT, 100

BosroS. Thursday. May II, 1865.
Mai. Gen. Rosecrans visited the Representa-
tives Hell in the SateHouse to-day, and at The close OF
the session made speech. He said: Il perceived
in large letters in the newspapers to-day that ueh'
Rosecrans is going 10 raise twenty-five thousand men
Ito 60 TO McKee, Gen. Rosecrans il not gong 70 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
More About Dick TayIor's Surrender.

Mobile dispatches, dated April 3d. to Tho
Chicago Times gives an account Of the interview be-
tween Gems. Candy and Dick Taylor.
The interview took place at Magees plantation four
teen miles from Mobile, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. Gen. Candy was accompanied by his chief
of staff Gen Osterhaus and Capt c. z. Barrett, A. ID.
&c. Gems. Granger and West. and Commodore Palmer,
with members Of their STATS also went ont with the
|party. Gen. Taylor accompanied by Col. Levi,
Major Cornell and Capt. Billiard.
The interview lasted five hours three OF which were
private between Candy and Taylor and what TRANSFERRED
during that time is not yet made public but there IS
little doubt from Canbys well known sentiments. that
the terms he offered to the Rebel commander were the
sane granted by Grant to Lee Gen Taylor was de:
srous 10 obtain similar terms those at first granted
by Sherman but failed. What the exact understand
ing arrived at was we cannot say but at the ernina-
ton Of the interview which very pleasant through
'Out Gen. Taylor started for Meridian Miss and Gen.
Canby returned to Mobile There il very little bOubt
entertained but that Taylor Will shortly surrender
[conlitionnlY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
More Troops Bound North-Trnde Permits
stiil Wiihheid-Firss National Bank
of Richmond Esinblished-Post Omcs
AGairs-The New State Government--
.lohn Miner B0lia.
From Our Special Correspondent

RICHMOND May {. 1865.
Judging from circumstances, an opportunity
will be afforded the citizens Of Richmond Of reviewing
most Of the troops formerly comprising the grand armies
of Grant and Sherman Towards wing. together with
tho Corps Of Davis and slocum. The Fourteenth and
Twentieth arrived on Saturday and are encamped
near Manchester the SOUTH side Of the James. The
Fourteenth and Twentieth left Raleigh Oh April 10,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
Surrender Of Dick Taylor.
1t Occurs ON the 18th INST.
The Terms the Same as Those Accorded Lee.

A special dispatch to The Cincinnati Gazette
of the 10TH dated Cairo. May O. says:
The following dispatch received ct headquarters
at Memphis from Gen. Candy via Senatobia the 9th:
HDogs MILITARY DIVISION OF WEST MISSISSIPPI
CHRONICLE, Maya :
Lieut. Gen. Taylor has this day surrendered to me
with the forces under his command, substantially the
same terms as those accepted by Gen. Lee.
"E. r. S. CANDY, Major General"
Gen. Washburne has also received dispatch Of the
same import from Gen. Candy dated at Mobile. May s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12

Mr.. Lincoln's grandfather, also named ADra.
ham Lincoln was murdered by an Indian IN iI44 VINE
at work on his farm nea- the heh'McHy n,er. .h
left three sons the eldest Of whom Inomas wa" 'ho
father Of the President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-12
UpQgs. MILITARY DIVISION or The JAMES, }
RICHMOND. Va, May Z, 1908. J
Richmond Items.

The Hhig of May 10 contains the following;
sHERMAS's ARMY.
The Fourteenth and Twentieth Corps OF Gen
sbermans Army Of Georgia resting in Manchester ART
10 pass through the city to-day. their home
:, al march The eJ snscsi arsar on the bubec
The New York herald., 1865-12-31

& snfPPIG.
&C.. sssi.' Ss''s a.u .. . s- chs. steam
;sss'szisADA AKA 1r.,,..
s--s-spr s4sAaossA
mo % ~ - v4his MkbsEsDlYs AND SATURDAYS !,
wl be despatched promptly At O'Clock. from pier No. Il
Bis Of i.dng agnsd on board.
F'' ''ssA' Or p4''1sEs zEfPSyk fsRPy isARY % wun street
'.si xIH%asa&s ina hsi iisiIia Benson m..sr,
1 1oT cargo and ~ Be despatched on wsdne'
NEW YORK AND 4xE xsSIS54 SnD LITE sEEAssHr COMPANY
pier North river s & ES oy rs.s :as e. Richmond
iss::' go &c !: :::s; Z: s::i
.,.. New Yoes Sss.: s,s, " a.sSsss; csSss
sAEArooA.
ieAses Now Yort every Wednesday,
rnis Of lsdius sisnsa !. the wharf.
Passenger ''''nSe'iiSi asissxSE sl1.oss
ssss: "a % !. 5; Is e
F0.sI E1sAysessSSss sSs! al! p5ssSs oo.-
NEGULA. w wsEkLI s,s1Ib,si LIE sds ~. ,,..r
RxLEiaA .csps.in w..er
Ths new and sisg.; s,dcwheei sis::a.ip RxLEI6H Wi
lsave her pls Nora river for ths abOvs port saur
fbr freight passage, having unsurpassed accsmmoda
tons.
LIVINGSTON. 1ox CO.
All goods consigned 10 the agents as Wilmington. hessrs
Bill: Sf q isSias signed a. on nSH. board .hs vessel
UroR RICHMOND, CITY POINT AND NORFOLK
Goes 70 the wharf at Richmond
HATTERAS, Captain Lewis Parrtsh,
ALgE1ARLE; Captain H. A. Bourne
A'''' from pier s. North river
Freight for Newbern, NJ c.. and all points Roanoke
river far Halifax forwarded BY our agent at Norfolk
Tor freight passage having unsurpassed accOmmoda-
LIVINGSTON, M Eox s;:, CO.:
Freight received covered pier IS North river at all
umes during business hours.
Goods consigned address promptly forwarded
All bills OF ladng signed on board the vessel
11APsCOTT's
EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFICE.
86 SOUTH STREET
Persons wishing send for their friends have them
brought out either in steamship sailing packets from
Liverpool and from
BY THE LINE OF PACKETS.
Drafts Great Britain and ireland from fl and upwards
at the lowest possible rates.
TAPsCoTT. BROS. 4 CO.. SO South street.
CTEAMsHIP CITY OF WASHINGTON WILL COM
= discharge under general order. at pier "A North
river Saturday morning. Goods not removed within
twenty hours will be stored consgnees risk and
pense. JOHN q. DALE, Agent ID Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-12-31

WhNrHD-A sECoNn HAND WOOD CUTTING ONE
Apply st No. Morris placs.
The New York herald., 1865-12-31
n TRAyELLERs, GUIDE


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS. --oN
II and after Monday Nov trains for Albany and Troy
connecting with Northern Western trains, will leave
New YORK follows:-va Hudson River Road, Thrteth
street and Tenth $50 and 10 A. NJ and $780, and
IL r. NJ. and Harlem Road, Twentysi street and
Fourth avenue, at IL A. NJ. and% P. NJ The r. NJ train
runs Sundays.
The New York herald., 1865-12-31
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DNNNKNW
AT TRENOR'S DANCING ACADEMIBS-NEW
classes are nov forming for The second quarter classes
% West Thirty fourth street. New York Wednesdays
and Saturdays; cassn In Williamsburg Mondays and
Thursdays Halls 70 let for balls 40.
RRooKEs' DANCING ACADEMY, ~ gRooME 81.
ID NEW GLASS FOR TUESDAY.
All the fashionable Dances In Of lessons.
The GERMAN" every day and evening
LADIES' Primary Classes Instructed by Mrs. Brookes.
SOIREE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
TIE gARMO's DANCING ACADEMY, NO 50 WEST
~ Fourteenth streeopcn for the reception Of pupscn
Wednesdays and Saturdays from 10 g. from 10 aud from
sto la,s Y NJ Aso on Tuesday and Friday evenings at
O'Clock, commencing Jan. q 1896
NEW GLASSES Tor beginners for advanced pupils and
for 'The German"
seurs de Paris, The and beautiful Qnadrle,
LES VARIETIES PhRiSlBNNES.
H. sEARfSG's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
81 2p7 Fourth avenue twenty third s,rfctA class
for beginners at O'Clock and ., o'clock ~ Classes
formed for the 0erman aud private lessons evcry dsy W
u,ose vho wish W learn quickly
The New York herald., 1865-12-31

Reserved Seats Fifty Gents extra
The sale which will Tuesday morning,
Jan at the Academy OF Music and Beer Schirmers 1Ol
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-12-31

- THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Third and Twenty sixth street.
PRESENT DEPOSITS. S2,35G0OO
Six per interest paid all from 81 To 81 900,
free from government tax.
All deposited before January 10 ~tll draw
interest from the Isl. A~
bank open daily from 10 A. NJ 10 r. M and N Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday evenings from 70 o'eDck
SPENCER X. GREEN, President
The New York herald., 1865-12-31

RANJo CONCERT BANJO CoNCERT.-rHE TnIRn
ID annual concert of the Dobson Broihers will tAks
place Dodworth Hall TO Monday evening Jana
AIRY 1906 upon which they will be assisted by
host talent Don't fall the marvellous execution u
the Dobson Brothers on the banjo.
The New York herald., 1865-12-31

~----------------------------
-&N IASENHs
A sr.rssa wVsMpERMv ,soU, M DISCOVERY TEETH Ex-
inser,ed Al an.,T charge. Beautiful Teeth
- oacn ~ opcrnS7ns sklfully performed and
"a"" - 'Ai ix.ERS, 1856 Grand street,
IVA blocks from Broadway.
CHINO TEETH CURED AM v,,,vc -. NJ
% ,rse'ed whcu. % pain sssu,ifui Sta on eica Rubber
Bowery nearly opposite the old theatre. - '"o' !"
CoLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION DO NSTuIya MIR
~ extract Teeth with the Nitrous Oxide Gas M rc,nv
Ing their whole time Long experience 49,.
this TO perfecon Come 20 headquarters. 0Gcc X and 10
Cooper Institute. anu
tlIDN'T KNOW MY TOOTH WAS ouT.- SAID oNr
~ Thousands say the Frcsh gas every day Al Jr
vANvLECK's, 75 Sixth avenue. Beautiful Teeth III each.
OsrEoPLAsTIC OR ARTIFICIAL BONE FILINGS
~ for decaycd teeth. Roots and broken teeth built up
Teeth In every stage OF decay flied without pain by the ds
coseTer Al Fourteenth street door west Of Union
square Over 12.00D TESTIMONIALS
The New York herald., 1865-12-31

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION @ Jon! n.c "a ,as
THIRTIETH sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The Trustees of this institution have directed that interest
be paid all deposits by the rules entitled thereo m the
rate Of six cent annum amounts OF $500 and
and Ave cent all amounts exceeding yoU
payable third Monday January the insti
tuition paying the government tax
The interest will be credited under date OF January ana
II not withdrawn viii receive inerest1he deposit
Of that date. E. J. BROWN, President
EDWARD SCHKLL, Treasurer.
G. ALyORp. Secretary.