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Proposals.
Large Government Sale Of Coal.
100000 BUSHELS.
QUARrFRMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.

QUARTFRMASTER GENERALS OFFICE
WAsmSGT0N, d. c., August s, 1866
GEALED PROPOSALS sre invited and viii be re-
- ceiVed at the places aud until the dates hefea ter
named, for the purchase Of an the surplus Coal az
those places, belonging 70 the Government.
At IOuIsVlLBE, KY, until II o'clock m. of
"Wednesday, August 80, for Coal lying at Louisville.
Ey., and Nashville, Tenn.
At ST. LOUIS, No, until y o'clock m, Of Tues
day, september6. for Coal lying ct Cairo, n, Men,
PMS, Tenn.i HeIena. Ark, and Mouth OF Whits
River.
At ~V1CKSBURG, Mss, until p O'Clock m. Of
Friday, September is, for Coal lying at Vleksburg,
Mississippi.
At NATCHEZ, Mics, until u o'clock. m Of
Monday, September Is, COR Coal lying AZ Natcbez,
Mis- issippi.
Separate proposals viii also be reserved at the
sametime for the Barges or Bats containing the
Coal.
Each envelope contaieing Q bid should be sealed,
sna the name OF humber q the Barge containing it
endorsed thereon, snd addressed TO " Brig. Gen.
Lewis B. Parsons. Chief Raj ana BiFer Tanaporta-
ton" in care OF the q utermaster in ehsree OF
opening the bids. -
Payments he made IN United States currency
upon the a ceptanee Of any proposal, and prior TO
the delivery OF the property
Inc GoYernmenlr reserves the light to withdraw
any Of the Coal and tbs Barges containing it, and TO
reject proposals If deemed tcO los. -
BY order OF the Quartermasier General.
LEWIS b. PARS0NS,
Bsigadier General and Chief Rail and River Trans.
portAnon- ang'2-td
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Being an accomplished connoisssur
in the line arts, General Cass INDUCED
his tastes while be was minister TO
France, and while making a tonr
through Europe, &c the extent of pro
viding himself with many objects OF
rarity aud value Dne OF those. which
he prizes very highly, is q half finished
painting, by the famous West, of the
signing OF the treaty of Paris, which
closed the revolutionary war, and se-
cured the independence of the revolt
ed American colonies. Five figures are
outlined on the eanvas, being those of
benjamin Franklin, John jay end
Henry Laurens, the others, doubtless
being the British Commissioners The
great painter was engaged at the same
ZINE In executing certain art works for
George the Third When TIE King
heard that West was about TO perpet-
uste a scene 30 Representing TO his own
bad policy, he got into a passion aud
sent an order TO the artist 10 cease it or
be dismissed from the royal employ
ment West could do nc more than
obey the royal mandate, but che pic
tureY incomplete as it was, survived the
Kings indignation, and finally came
into possession Of the present distin.
guished owner.
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Stoekh9lsn Cor. Of London post, July n.
IN Norway the continue to depre-
cate the extent 10 which emigration
from that country 20 America is still-
carried on. The departure of her stall
wart SOM from q country so thinIv por-
uisted is naturally regarded as a
great calamity but though fhis exs
patriation .of hes people had been
going on for some time, It was not
until 1919 that il had assumed such
proportions as TO excite alarm and vet
since that time it has been steadily an
the increase, having in 1858 reached
b.O5O persons, IN 1857 tae number
having risen 70 $3.50 Il may be salts.
factory TO Euglishmen 70 know that of
these AZ least tWo-thirds embarked for
canada, while OILY one1hird went to
the United States, though there il
reason 10 fear that many Of those who
intended TO 60 % the British Provin-
ees had their destination afterwards
changed, and that consequently MANY
hsve fallen victims in the late war.
In Sweden no correct returns Of those
who have emigrated can be obtained
There is good reason TO believe that the
avrage number who have embarked
from Swedish for transatlantic ports
has not annually exceeded fifteen hun
dred, which, when compared with the
number of those who are known TO
have sailed from the less p%opulous
kingdom of Norway, affords convincing
proof Of the greater degree Of content
ment which prevails IN this than in
that portion Of this united kingdom.
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Bracelets. Rings, Sets of JewIsry &c,

RIO be disposed Of 8, N DOLLAR eseh'
= without regard 10 value. asd not TO b raid for
untl goQ know shat you are 70 receive,
Oer Inducements are the greatest ever oderedHor
Obtaining good lewelry at low prices.
OerancAies O. ell the articles named Ia our circu-
al are put INTO envelopes, sealed up. and mixed,
and whtn ordered. are draEn, without reoarJ ~
chaiees and cent By mail. free 81 expenee. rv,oe Al
q fair ehe1ea 1t will then bs as eouT ontio7 II
eeld One Dollar for the article or not. 9ATTsFtC-
TioN - GUARANTEED in ali csses. and a. there
are No BLANKS it q inPossihs Tar au5 one 70 re-
celFe less uhan ne Falue Of her money.
Out list comprises 5000 a-Holes' valued Al
RON ~ SD each conssaunE q Geu.s' and L.
oies sold arc liver Hunting Cased Watches. Nj
nature Mssic S9TinE and knsp Locke A. Ovai ard
mounae5 Ebouy holders, Geld Pers with silver er-
ansion cases ana pencils. Gold Tooth anS Ear
Pchss Chased aad Stone SCI Rinep. Boson ssnas.
Sleeve Buttons. tRAflety o. efyies,5 California ia.
moDd, Solitaire srd Cluster pias. 6ents' Nasonie
Pins and Rlrgs. Ladies' Ben Buckles. Gald qhirr-
bles, Coral, Opal, Jet and Pearl setz III 1890,
jeHelry, variety Of styles Of Ear Drops ana 9Tooch-
Is, Chate ains and Long Guard sihsina. Cenfs " I
and Neck Chains SKID and Jet Revolving brooch
&c, ctr etc
A circular containing list Of articles. ,lso the
HBERAL isBUsEsEEEs ANB HEsIUEs We casr ~
sorring Clubs, win Be ses3 kee. Single ceg4; frasss
IS c4nts. Eve for 81, ihirteea Tor g. thirtv fhrsa a.
S., ans hundred Cor SIS. Oar central lerehcn
hnrgs Us near the most rsnoie points, md sl ~
ders promptly MED and forwarded hy return mai
or express.
Agents wAsasdin every sszn ssa county.
s. West FouzA 81. cssinnssL Ohio.
MnA"A.M
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a fl0HE-General Sol Meredith ~
IaoiAns "as attacked last nights one
OF the hotels BY Lieut. Col NcRr;Sn
formerly sn officer Of a Negro reaimsnt
serving under Meredith, aud noS, =
clerk IN the Treasury Departman.
Mcbride protested to have some go
anee against Meredith, which eonl6
not Previously be resented, on aooopnt
OF military lag. Meredith Was sajd ~
be getting the better Of TIE affair Ehsn
The bysiandeFs ipterfered - ah:r5te1
L~oTnssP0adsses n elsa GasszG
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RmanclnatInn Al Rn..,n

A st Petersburg correspondent OF
the London News iscusses some OF the
effects OF emancipation in Russia. one
OF the first results was 70 give the serfs
exaggerated ideas Of liberty, precisely
such as puzzled the brains OF the blacks
al the South. They thought saws The
writer, that freedom meant riddance
o taskmaster, liberty TO work or not
a. pleasure, and Is little as possible:
holidays ad kbifun. oceans Of - w;tb
no punishment for drunkenness aud.
All entire emancipation from the
suck n birch rod" A few Instance
~ a'seipiine corrected and lemoyed
these misconceptions.
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FAsH1o
Millinery establishment
uNToH RTRRHT.

BefHeen Simmer and Hlgh.l
MTRa g. ". TERRY announces % her ndmerors
M friends and customers nat her stcek jnst -.
ceiTsd nom The East consists Of ths fnesf Goods
81 the ssason, 9na Toe most superb % Be- found III
me city, omhraelag
ROBE8, MANTLEs. BONEET8,
SILK cR1PE. Ribbons GLOVES, a..
and N hct ever thing usually io1nd IA = asll.
Stocked Millinery Sore.
= gFsseh FiEnss doaa % order % tie
shortest noaeA iels-h
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Notice.

A IL ssrsous hanag fiod elamg beiors he
a Roard IN Cisims Instituted audar especial
F.eId Order. 10. "a, 81 March lsths 1873 aHd spe-
eiaI Order No. sG9. Oct rs, lsek, ran hsFa cerad-
$50 ~ eama. foesfher with amounts d sFafL8,
~ auojvfnz q William lHYars keu1reer o. Sad
E,aFf u M ml4per1n mft11EEi tH "a EauaauaeT
81 tks Dputlsfa o is1t a1h Ctaa ny y
IN efsend 10 ne cclscucn 81 sHd GAINS II re-,
euIred. OAcs e Alisa 4 Cary'e, corner Of Cedar
street and Square up sainA
gnss-sms WILLIAM pEIYER, Reeordsf,
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JUST RECEIVED FROM
David Landreth & Son,


TEE undersigned VII open iho next session q
a MS ErQlsh. Csssieai and WaihenaiieaI 2.hroi
On the 4th II September. 1sd6. and continue u IN
she Let q fnly, 1888. Eysy ffort VIII b nade 70
proE1ota the moral and iEteleclgni Improvement
Of fbe youth ihas msy Be- intuusted @ bis eRe.
Mares cf pupils may re lsn &C the Bookstore o.
Nessrs Berry q Co, Puhiic Square.
Rooms II ne Southeast corner Of tie Isl Pres
Church. Euirsuee nom spr1g street
suei0-ime NATHANIEL CROSS.
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

EoR B~eautfyina the complexion, eHsc!ually re-
n moving
Jan, Freckisa, Bloeches snd sfsing the Skin sn
elegant smoothness noteesly attained bs any other.
is use amoag LADIES' Of Fashion ia the East gives
Il q chaEaster for efficacy which at onee stamps ifas
infinitely superior Sr the toilet Of any LADY.
Can acclaimed hom any respectable drug store,
and also wholesale or otherwise from the proprie-
tors.
HURLEY, PUDDLE & co.
Corner Seventh and Green streets, Louisville.
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Proposals.



Q g~4eFFFaAsTrs GESEAxES osrcE.
HAsniSegoSs uc., Juiy p, lef5. T.
6esied Proposals are inrtsd aaa vi bsreceved
ST the cnce of the G-uartemaster Central tburean
Of Rail and NFss Tfanspoffanenl, At Wasninat n.
y c. unsii tha nrstaaE % sepiembel next, Al y
O'Clock, NJ for me purchase d the osbWinr named
Steamboats, barges. aa4 other pfope 3:
SIDE wheel ntesiner chckamauga registered
sids-wnseI s,sAnsf Burnside. registsed tonnage
SIDE Wheel ataauss Thomas. rsgsssra sOnnass
l4etons.
ssds-whsel steaaasrs sherman, registered tonnage,
sids.vhesi steamer wauhatehis. regi4srsd ton.
mage. 50 tons.
sids-whssi steamer Knoxville. resistesd tonnage
30 tors.
side-wheel steamer Dunbar Csreck), registered
tonnage tons
stein.wheel steamer Kingston. r~esisered ton
stern-vheeI steamer Kenesaw, registers tonnage
lG5 tons.
Stern whsel steamer Bridgeport registered ton
Sc S soa1. steamer H0lston' REGISTERED s~onnags.
Stern ssssl steamer Missionary. resissssd ton.
slsrnswAssI steunsr Chattanooga registered
sls1n-wheel sseauer Adsnia, registered topssga.
S s,d:.shesi steamer Rssaca. registers tonnage.
AA&N ~AIa
~slas.whsa steamer Lookout r-gisssrel tonnage,
ssae,sheet stsaner Stone River. registered ten
sids Wheel steamer cilnch, rsgisteret topn.es.
- tons.
Also seven "a GnnNale Barges. assb
One ROW Boat, and one Model Barge.
AL winch can beseen a. chaltanooss. Tenn.
a any time Pror 70 the dsyof safe.
Also fof NE blnadifgh ways, staiionarTmsehiue-
~ snd appertsnances il he United Sites shin
building Yard ~ Chattanooga.
IA De cfiption Of which can Be sen At the
oslees ofthe QusTtermaeters Of TRANSPORTATION al
Sisefnnafis Louisville, Nashville, s.. Lois, and Al
Chattanooga
Proposals are invited for each boat or hrge sep.-
raiely theAan1e OF the boat or DESCRIPTION Of he
barge to be des gnz.ei 10 the proposal
A full description Of the properly snaYbe obtain.
ed on applicaton to BreFet Colonel Arthur EdwarSs
a. G. ~ Sc Louis. do 1a
Eaeh envelope G ntahing a bid should be sealed
and. endorsed Proposal for Steamers. Brees- and
other properly a. Gilattanof "a sInfean az
Kan and River II ansportatiau - and addressed M
theQ srt2r1nask 7 General U. s. a., Washington,
Payment to bs made IN United etaie. currency
upon the acceptance Of any proposal, and prior Is
the delivery Of the property. .fla
Ihe government reserves the right TO vithdraw
snY Of the above properly, and 70 reject prot osals
If deemed too low.
By order Of the QuaYtsETnaster General
LEWIS B. PARS0NS,
Brig. General and Chief Of RAJ and River Trans-
poItatio1- : auoQ-ff
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Veterinarv Surgery

|HEE uedarsigned haxn oae1ed & Nsterfnnrv
II Hospitzl a No. - Font Street. below ~
Old Bridge IAA&inE, r~espeHnlT soaesls Ia ~.
F0nase ct bis friends AID e ennm1l7 e
R.e%Tas hek 81 Ea1ees gysasf
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TaEtsUaT DEFInTaEsd, }
OHce Of tbs Comptroller or the CurrsneV. ;
Waahfmaarr Trnrr ~ Harr \

TaEtsUaT DEF8nTa1sg,
omce Of tbs comptr0lier Of che Currency,
Washington, June Do, 18e5.
"HEREAB, by Satisfactory eyidenes presented
70 ths undersigued, Il has been made y ap-
pear That THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK on
NASHVILLE" in the CRY o. Nashville, III The
county Of Davidson. and state 81 Tennessee, has
been duly organ zed under ald acc0rdIne - tha
requirements 81 the Aei ~ ConEress, entitled ftAn
Act 10 provide a National Currency secured ~ 2
pledge q United stetes h1nca. aud 81 provide Gr
the circulatoa add ~rsdempton thereof approved
June "a. lS5A and has complied slh 81 g1s pr8rf-
s0ns Of said act required 10 Be- complied with BE-
fore commencing the business % Baking under
sad act
Nov, therefore, !, Freeman Carke, Comptroller
q tbs Currency, do hereby certify thal "TheT hird
National hank of Nashville, Ia the city Of Nash
vile, IN the cu1nty cf DAVIDSON, and stsie n Tea
nessees j. authorized b conlIueE1s tho bualnaas o.
Baking under The acs afortaaid.
- IN testimony Hhareor wtuess my
(GEATAh band and zeal 81 ofca, ihs sixtsenih
S@~ Jdayo d Juus, 1850
wv FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller o. TIE Currency.
So The above institution iii b opened Or bus.-
bees Pc heeeurse Of . few days, Of which cue no.
EDGkR JOINS, Cashier.
isz7-2n lcity Papers coPyJ
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Strsyed or Stolen,

EROM iha lot opposite the siate Bank on ehafry
street, between Unicn and DeadencE q house
colored Mare Male. average height ana 80 Aloat
eight years old; marked "Ub- aud ~ 1ne
vas very lame N Der Iighthind oot-
Ahberd reward viii b pad % any daif ring ne
same 70 me, or giving iniOmAnoa 90 tnat can Cd
Ice House, in rear q Pay Department
a1gi5-d
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A GEHT8, eFerywhere, msie ead feuaia go to
"a 80 ger month, 70 sell the "Inprosed Con-
fa0a Sense FaHEly ksuing Machine" Price SIS.
This Machine will stitch. hens, Ri, tuck. cord,
quilt biod. hrs.d ond em6roidef. Eusy Aaeslas
dress Hliss 4 hcEathron, p. O.sBox fns. Aoufs-
sile.lKyz oscsn e. ass JsAsFsos IT., Up ssaiEs.
auTl8-l0fe
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Military Claim Agoacl
JOIN O'HEIIL,
Q4.s csp..iza U. s. ~

0FFIoERRs' Monthly aud Quarterly P,.,r,
Aus'ar-out Rolls promptly ezseuisA.
Particular attention given to the eegrs,
claims for Commissary and Quarisrmas,srs
vhether reesipted fo~roraot
Claims Tor Pension. Bounty, Arrears or Paw
Money, pay Tor Horses let in ssruge -ese
with Just demands against ne United ss,s
tended 70 and promptly eollseteL
vouchers procured for memorsndum pear,
Vouehers formal or Informal collected
Omcers' o~uartermasier and ordinancs
no matter how complicated, executed 10 4
days.
0hoers' Pay Accounts nsdo out
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REFERENCES.

hon William G Brognlow, G5yognor Of Ia
Brig Gen. Amss p BrsanloE, Adiuant Geusr.
Of Tennessee.
MAJOR eeaerai g ID. Stanley, an Army Corn.
MAJOR Heneri 6eorgs W. stouem1n, HnoxsHa
Tenn.
Bgt. Major General R W. johnson. PuasH
irus21-eme
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For Sale.
Chattanooga Rolling Mill.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT. !
dice Of Director and GenL Manager MRRUs.l
Washington, d. c ia 81, l86s. J
DROP0SAL7 viii BE- received az fhis Ofies unhl
II y O'Clock noon, on Wednesday, September
18th, 1855, to purchase he u. 8. Military RAILROAD
hoilng NIL a. Chattanooga, Tenn, with the ma
chinery, tools, buiidizgs, fixtures. and trsck enn.
Meeting the Rolling NIL with the Nashville and
Chattanoogn Railroad
The mil and machinery constructed 20 Te-roil
Railroad lr0n are entirely new, AMI Of The most i'm
proved rhaTacter.
For full description and details Of operation. ca
palty, &s apply in person or by letter, 70 7. W..
fardley, Superintendent CfattanooRa, Teuu.
All bids ehould be endorsed Proposals 70 pur-
chase Chattanooga Rolling Mhl3r
II. O. McCALLUM,
Breyt Brig. Gen, Director and General Manager
Military Railroads o.. 8. augio-td
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Great Rush OF migrants 10 America
Fifteen Thoasand Poles on fhe wav

NiS@e assn u AAtsfaH4a 40 America
Fifteen Th0asahd Poles on Che WAY.
Paris oorrespondeeee oftse London elobe July a.
EmiEraiion en- zaasse 70 North Amer
iea u contemplated BY the fifteen thous-
and Polish refugees now dispersed
among the Swiss csntons, and they are
IN active communication with Wash
ington, through their delegate, Kowni-
kolsi, about the terms on which thew
could be received 81 agricultural Labor
ers n the States. The HelFet Diet has
already voted q suSsidy to each emil
grant of n hundred and eight franc.
and itis expected that the French Sow
eminent win place some of its trans
pert ships at their disposal for convey
ance 10 their places destiny.
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WHITE GOODS.

Plain and Fsrey Selsses, Checked Muslins, Nah.
socks, J~aeonets, Tuck Muslin, Ruled do, irish
Linen, Table Linens, Towels, Linen Cambrics.
plaln and isney 3 rdseye Diapers, Linen Haudker.
ch e,s. Hemstiteh do, hne knbroiderqd Sets, Real
z.a AeneininC Collars crape Sets, Saiss Edgin.s
JaeoneI do inserangs. Isfistta Ribbons ID al.
Nloths and In al eoiors; SIM Bsltngs, Buckles
something neE.l COrsets, Velvet Ribbons, etc., ele.
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Dissolution Of COpartnershlp.

NAsHvnIE, TIM, Augustl l. 1855.
THEhrm Of 1Ifold & Hays Is this dsv dissolved
a bY mutual consent w.. Fl. Tilf0rd Is sloue
authorized to use the name Of he firm in liquida-
hoa. he assume 81 the liabilities, ard will collect
all aulounts dae said firm. laug5-f
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HAVE IN STORE

HAVE ~ hA1AE
400 Barrels Kansvha salt q bushsl bbisl
80 hall bis. and kegs n. o Crushed
and Coles Sugar.
so Bag prime Rio and java Coaes.
100 Boxes Star Candles.
50 = DO DO do
80 Boxes Soap, assorted.
50 kits Msckersi.
90 Hall bbis. Nackersf.
20 KeN Mails. assortsd-
100 Barrels extra Family Fious.
100 Reams Wrapping Paper, escorted
A 49, etsTle Dry Goods. Boola and Ehoes, HaEt
"A Queer sWare, nnEaFe, BariHars, LesiheI
Iaansgs, 4 70 Bfuhs, Wfad1a 8iaaF. shro End.
lngf, ssddlsry, W~oodsnsare, Roberprn and Bour-
bon county Nhskiee and mes. Hth many oihef
artclsss All q which 1 VII eel a. wholesale %
County and CITY duyers &c small pFodis, and r.
peetuly ask 90 exaEainalcn cf my stock before
urshasug-
"a. N. PARMEEE,
ie25 sm NASHVILLE TENnEaSEE.
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BEER HALL,
Colorado Building,

No. q Gerry Stsai
NASHVILLE zENS
ruRsssaEs he VIZ bssi q LIqUoS ."
II Ci6A@ -.soscsnly 81
AsherA RAlP~ HDs
ne 4
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Auction Prices.

w are dn y receiving cohAiRBmen's &c every
ae-sIipii"n az 1ooas, Purchased ia the East
clees 81 Aucton. Of importers aud hrrs ksnds
aeeen tna vi sell 70 tie Trade A. l6,g ~ anv
nous % the We I, GRO. sHfELuAu0.
N&"-in Sand III colIses II
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Hosiery and Gloves
LADIES DEPARTMENT.,

Where a'teBtiTe Clerks VII be p'eased ID sbov
thsfAteEt ntFelpess among which is superb lot Of
reai french Imported Hair-nels, de sol psire a Im-
pres and seyeral other besHtiful styles. uur
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kAfH OF ADVERFIsTEa.
RArAaln n ADVANCE


AdFerhseme1tsi IL theepezia csuran. Fr4s fs,a
nom 10 btnos, Sk0-each addaorsf ine q
een.si Subsequent inaeFaonz, ~ cenfs per fne =
l9cA cHunns fHt tins. rem i - stre n
each sddaon2 line, Sc eeaIs. enleeo-s
tons, Is cents per Inc. in
AZ ADVERTISEMENTS ~cceupyinF specla nosaton
@nd al dou1G4 ooiurus a14crf4e,rs1
charged 81 per cent advance al Fer-is4
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, NO %,
W Bfoadway-To Contractors- Proposals enclosed IN
sealed envelope endorsed with the title work with
The name oi We bdder written thereon will be-
th Office until Tuesday May 10 1865 eleven o'clorF A. NJ
For rebuilding pier No East river and bukhead on tho
line Of pier No. y East river
For rebuilding pier No. Y Rast river outer end.
For rebuilding pier No. 80 East river
For Tebuildngidtr No 80 East river
For rebuilding pies No II North river
For rebuilding inner portion pier No 81 North river
North river.
For rebuilding pier No. " North river
forrehutidng the outer end Of pier No 81 North river
for rebuilding per No. ~ North river foot Of West
Blank forms % proposals. together wi c .rcrncaons
and Rfrfnents, car W nHaiuvd tf fHsl f.t street
DIV. ftusui, Ne,t = rvs $3.50
thANt'.a - tOE~k!.b ,uect Coumissigncr
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TURNiNG LATHEs wANTBD-Two SMALL FOOT
LANES, box lN Herald ofnce.
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CToRsoE FOR FURNITURE, &C, ny THE ROOM =,
- orAifi ~ per toad per month al The Bllnd Asyiuus
buliine Eighth svcnse' rhr,v.thrd and thirty fourth
s'tee'4 w. q uAkGEk.
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WANTED-AN ExPERIENCED TEACHER GENTLE.
w mani, for German school. be able
English branches thoroughly aud prove by certificates that hs
b good instructor and dlscirnafn Applications
~ the Director OF the school
trenth ward fty fourth street. THIRD Ierng
ton between CLOCK A. NJ. and ociock 4. NJ
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OsTRO PLASTIC, OR ARTIFICIAL BONE rIILIygs
~ Tor dscayea teeth old roots built up; mere shes
hub "en ana every variety OF cavity nllcd without pain
by ihe dscoveier Rooms ~ Fourteenth street one door
west oil Vnlon sopsre. k2.ooo tes,nonis4a ~
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DENTISTRY.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AND
now use the Nitrous Oxide Gas IN extract teeh without
n. Gas made fresh BY Or Cotton every day. TIE best
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NATIONAL CONSERVATORY 4
IN TIE NEXT TERN WILL BEGIN MONDAY Nav -
subscr1pons 70 per term Of ten weeks.
week There for instruction on piano yien
vocal music and thorough bass All be furnisae1
free OF charge % pupls -
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V'HE AMERICAN HoME-SECOND YFAR-MR A.
DANSk professor OF the French n tho western Uni.
vers OF Pennsyvania Intends to leave for ma
DEM. In the brst weeks OF July, with mall nu mbsr ~
young ladies' and gentlemen wishing perfect tenser "a
~ the study and practice OF the French and German LAM
giascs drawing and painting. Referenoes-O q v Odsc
consul OF Prussia New York by Permission; the cnorab
G. Godfrey Gnnther, Mayor; John Guntcr ESD AZ Fast
foufcen.b street William Hahn Esq, banker IS Exchange
place Philadelphia Pa John A. McAli.ter ESQ. Troy
N Mrs Addison. Washington. d C.--CariisIr coui.
seior AZ law Mrs Mac oed Apply for circulars before