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tAsd that he had ivei New Ycrk 40, .ave an
thirty years and thai he was perfectly acquainted Win
the cleaning Of the city for nearly al that period
he did consider that the increase In the expensc a
cleaning the streets was more than the incrsase a
area 20 be cleaned and the increased coet a
labor In his time, when he held the once Of
OF Srees In 1851 and 1851 the wages or
sborer was Sf day, 10 81 - ~ the present time Ac
corng 10 estimate OF this witness the streets Of TIE
city could not be cleaned for less than e5ooooo n
answer 70 Judge Whiting the witness stated that the
streets had kept cleaner under the present City
spsctor than at any other period in his recollection He
said however that under the BrttOn contract ths
streets were kept very fair condition AZ this point
the counsel for Mr. Boolc stated TO the Committee that
Ar Devoe was prepared to come up and answer the
question put TO him by Judge Whiting s8atsf
The Chairman Of the COMMITTEE said that ne had NO
objection 70 Mr. Devoes coming up and answering thu
question he Nhe Chairman) satisfied that NO con-
tempt was intended by the witness
Mr. Devoe then resumed his place on the witness stan0
and answered the question propounded by MI whiting
Several other witnesses examined 70 show that
no Of the public moneys had taken place
under MT boole by the appointment Of ward inspectors
several OF these parties examned and they Al tese-
NED 70 the same statement Of cts In relation 70 this
master, which wero to the effect that they had all per-
formed their duties faithfully and there no msO
men employed BY them than absolutely necessary
70 carry out the instructions OF the City Inspector
Il Tho Committee adjourned till 1Ox O'Clock today,
when they expect TO finish up the afafn Of the City
Inspectors Department ,7t 41t
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Mr.. Theodore Q. Wilson'S Despatch.
CAvALv HrApQuARrrRs,
THE ARMY OF THE JAMES.
Mr.. VIM. II. Merriam's Dsspatch.
HKApouARrsRs, Feb. 22-Evenins.

Mr.. VIM. II. Merriam's Despatch.
a. HEApouARrsRs Feb 22-Evenins.
pEsxRrKRs COMING M
Rebel deserters have into these lines to-day with
the usual freedom. They all continue 70 assert that
the robei sodiey look upon the already vr
tAliy ended Butfew Of them viii bs sft 70 participate
In the pending campaign
rHE NEGROES rxsrRp TN A spRNo CAMPAIGN.
Davis has, IL is known decided 70 make spring
and summer campaign, with the negro element Of his
rckety confederacy the basis This viii be by far the
shortest campaign OF the whole war The reason OBJ
vious. II 10 proper to add, however, that II has been
ascertaned here that there lele division Of
opinion among the rebel negroes upon the question OF
rebel loyalty and how they shall act when comes up 70
them in practical shape There can be but ultnsts
solution 70 this issue. fNE
CAUSE or TIM DrAsrsa TO the SCHULTZ
Deserters cay that the rebel torpedo with which the
was blown up, few days since, had been moved from
It's original position by the tide This fact noticed
by the rebels the bank Of the river sdjscens TO the
scene OF the explosion.
Mr. John A. Brady's Despatch.
HsADouARrrss, rwErrryryru Asxv Ccnrs
Feb. ~, 1s0S. J
The morning was celebrated BY grand review Of the
yirs division, ~ present. in the absence Of General
Wilde on leave, under command Of Brsvst Brieadier
0eusrAl Draper General wstss expressed himself
much pleased With the appearance Of The troopa
CELEBRATION At conrs nRApouAarBns
Throughout tho day extensive preparations we're made
st corps headquarters 70 celebrate the aaniversary Of
the birthday Of Warrington and night found iafSe
party collected Lieutenant Colonel LAdd brought up
sminsrsl psnd With hln .hs nsnesp II which hes -
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George washngton the birth or our now three
old confederacy and the inauguration OF Pres
dent occurs day. We do NOT know that any preparA
have bssn made 70 celebrsis the twin evena We
believe the departments Of the general government WIN
be closed and Congress may adjourn over That s
about all thai will mark the Twenty second from any
other day The nation too much absorbed In war 70
celebrate re birthday.
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Died.
At ra.t New.rlr N. i on Fridax. Fehrnarx

Lucx-At East Newark, N. j., on Friday. February
Tho relatives friends and also his professional
quanances of Bellevue Hospital and College respect
fully invited attend the funeral the residence OF his
father, 1t Rverhead, l. L. Sunday afternoon, Cars
leave Hunters Point hafpast three O'Clock this Sat-
urday) afternoon. tAM- s89iswa#M
lFbr Other Deaas zee Secomd Pagcl
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.atN.K~AtHAEEw
"a CITY AFFAIRS. q
~~~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~>~ H.f
THE SENATORIAL INVESTIGATION.
ss. ~~~->~~-~~>~>~~>~~~-~~~
The City Inspectors, Depart
ment Continued.
Street Cleaning Still Under
Investigation.
TESTIMONY TO CLOSE TO-DAY
-~>~~-~>>>->~>>~>~>~-
A Slight Contempt Of Court Com
mitted by q Witness,
As., As., &c. II

The Senatorial Committes met yesterday morning At
the usual hour TIVE members being present. The City
Inspectors Department being s under Investigation,
and the connssl for the Citizens Association having
hautsd their evidence Witnesses for the defence were
examined. Sgs ctvfg n4H ast f.stf.a
Alfred H Dusenberry recalled, and produced the
Following circular, which was alluded TO by Judge
whiting on the previous day IN relation 70 the assess
ents paid BY the aaeAss Of The City Inspectors
No. 10 CnY HALE soUARs, CHArnAx STREET,
New Y0RK, April 20, 1854
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occasion 10 blackcn Their performance was much supe
nor % anything ever saw In the cork minstrel line
The large occ lately built by the Adjutant General Cap
tain Wheeler, crowded with officers hstening 70 their
performance The company adjourned % Major stsvsns
70 . supper in the quarters Of Captain Huchings
Chief Qaarermaster rne scene presented u headqoAf
ssssss ss vsss sssI nDsss sa'
IN. BADGE or rza IvEsn-NIrr oossa
General weit.el has adopted The square ~ tne dis
tnctive badge Of the rwentyhth army corps n con,
Dection with the order announcing this selection, General
welzel yesterday Issued shc following:-
t-H 7e4s ARny or rHs JAnxs
II THE FIELD Va, Feb 10 leos.
was raised and lisd tHs psoa.r o,sns ~ rs ndivsi
members upon the Justice and fair dealing Of the prca
diced and the regularity Of she conduc. q hs troops
which deserve thoss equal rights that have been hsheo
INDUCED % sdcs tSs square :. the dssincSo Dsdss Of
wherever danger hss ben found and Glory y b ven
tne heroes who have fought for immosaty have been
nss o rn:s 70
PRIDE for 70 they had given m fame In the homes Of
smiling peace rScaed the days Of courageous sndsr
moment Of death, for II symbol Of life Of hero
Ism and denial The poets ss sing OF tho .rempls'
sss sn.sss cSss snd Sa 'ns he AS. Psms
nurA that crested the wave Of valo sweeping resist
soldicra 70 you 10 given chance, in this spring
campaign q making this badge immortal Let history
record that The banks o. the James, thirty thousand
the prejudice o. Che world and gave 70 the land Of their
birth peace, UniGn and glory. ~
06DFRkY wHITzEf, Major General Comrnandins
Ofncial-w L. GooDRIcz, Acting Assistant Adjutant
General ,2f3g9 Ea VIA .lrsf
Movements of the Rebels at Pctershurg.
OUR SPECIAL WARRINGTON DESPATCH.
aHe wAsznoros, Feb "A, 1855
a despatch received hare tonight from General
Grants headquarters states that extraordinary activity
10 displayed along the rebel line Petersburg to-day
Extensive changes Of location Of divisions have been
made, and some parts Of tho limo the picksts have
been doubled and other indications Of important
movement given y the opinion Of veteran officers
a the front that they about evasuats Petersburg
and fall back across the Appomattox. as.4
TIE PRBss DEsPATCH. 90
--s#H s1Na wAsnro7oH, Feb. - 1855
An ohcer who arrived from the army to-day reports
that three days ago the signal officer from the observa
tory Of the Second discovered rebel movemsnts
apparently with the intention Of nassing troops before
the Ninth cOrpA
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Affairs ~ Bersnuda.

HAII1Ar, Feb. q, 1S66.
The steamer Delta, from Bermuda on the soth has
Arrived She brpp % ssnerai ssws 0f lnssrss
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ArnAsY, Feb. "a, 1905
NOTICES MAS.
For pubNW market In Brooklyn.
The Harlem and Broadway Railroad bill
For railroad In Thirtlsth stroct Now York y
For the bettcr regulation Of maH liquors
...............,.,.. BuLa IxrRoDUcgp. wfr..n
The Crosst0wn Railroad. ..,..,.t.., H.18
To incorporate the Father Matthew Tot, Abstinence
Society OF New York.
For the better regulation Of the sale Of beer and malt
liQuorSl
The srkAKER presented . despatch arom Secretary
Stanton, announcing the fall Of Wilmington, (App.ause
nnroRrr
To incorporate the Union Hotel Company Of puflkO.
To provide for the payment OF Interest the bopds
authorized BY the Supervisors OF Now York. Read .
third time and passed.
To authorize the city Of Poushkeopse 70 borrow
money.
The State Bounty Tar bill was then read third time
and passed.
To incorporate the New York Accident Insurance.
Company
For railroad in Grand street
MOTIONS REspLUT
BY Mr. misunderstanding the Committee on Rail
roads 10 investigate complaints against the Central Rail-
road. Passed by q vote Of ~ TO 20
BY Mr. RExp-Tendering thanks 10 General Sherman
and his army for the capture OF Charleston and Will
BY NJ srrwAnr-Thanking our brave soldiers in the
field for their endurance and heroism In putting down
10 rebellion
Adjourned
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RaAored Invasfon OR Texas.
The Galveston HoussOn Nses q The 9Th says
current thai Texas = - invaded BY way Of Red
river. II discrediss the repDsA
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"A Rebel Curiosity.
NK0RO OF REBRL 6INTINBNT0.

HE0RO OF REBEL 6ENTI4BNT0.
From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb n
Amone the lately returned prisoners I'VE negroes
Who resisted all solicitations 70 join the enemy or take
the oath One Of these named Dick, Of Peassburg. was
quite . character The Yankees often engaged him in
conversation; but DICK . match for them at all
points He told them he Union man Of the John
Miner Bolts school, that day past with him
He had been favor Of the Union as Was and mot
the Yankees propose make IT, Dick has been pTis
oner since the battle Of 0ettysbUrg. ....,....s.
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Mataneres Net : Free Pore.

MatAnoFos Net . Free Pore.
From the Heuston Telegraph, Feb 81
We are informed that Matamoros h no longer free
port bu< that all goods pasng through required
70 pay the same duties a. In TamplcH ne duties On D,
many classes Of goods very heavy, Sse result OF
this change win Inevitably be cheek 0Scrtaons BY
that route
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THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Bounty Tax Bill Signed by the Gov.
ernor-Ths Paid Fire Department. BAH
20 be Discussed Again, Sc.
ALBANY, Feb ~, 1895.
The Direct Tax Bounty bill, auxiliary TO the BouRy
ast which originated in the Senate paused the Assembly
this morning and has been signed by the Governor II
Is understood that this meets the conditions agreed upon
between the Governor and Comptroller and the banks for
obtaining the necessary funds M v
The Assembly Committee on Cities have sst down the
PAID Fire Department bill for hearing "Wednesday
noxt at four O'Clock Pm.
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Destttution An Ho1stcn.

From the Houston (Tsxas) Telegraph
We imagine that the city Of Houston has more indf.
gent families than any other population in the state OF
equal numben There within this sity Of eight thou.
sand Inhabitants fully four huRdred families thas depend
on the city or county for the necessarIss Of Ma
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and plenty Of uncusvsssd lands unsurpassed In fertility
nd nrodsotv0n&Gg hN
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From Chnrlestoy

FROM Charleston. ss.ttstse
From the Richmond ExAmtuce, YSb III
In ths absence Of ocal Information VI abstain from
other rsp0rts ess RELIABLE Of the military situaon IN
South Carolina. ......s..t..- ,s Z
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Rebel Kentucky Patriotism.

from the Richmond Sentinel, Feb. "a
gentleman . resident Of this city, formerly os
Kentucky proposes put his slaves at the
disposal Of General Lee. He thus gives unmistakabls
evidence Of his patosism Not only So but be intends
with money 70 secure comforts In camp Here 10
ample worthy of imitation Who will followS
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURD.

Senate 8tff
ALBANY, Feb. ~, 1905.
For Metropolltsn Public Conveyance Company.
To incorporate the Company Of the Garden Of Youn.
tains Of New York.
To incorporate Huntington Savings Bank.
Authorizing the Ninth Avenue Railroad Company to
extend tts tracks. tsN
To incorporate the New York Butchers Hide and Melt
ing Association F, rl t~3rN
Incorporating the Knckerbocker Gas Company.
Relative TO the foreclosure OF mortgages hy advsr
tsement Attr#h -s +..$F
To incorporate the Merchants Exchange and News
Room OF New York.
Increasing the rates Of potags Of He'll Gate pilota
Amending the law designating legal holidays.
Providing for raising money 70 pay the interest on the
New York bounty bonds. Passed
For the relief OF the holders o unsecured bonds OF the
New York and Eric Railroad Company. p
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The Twenty-second or February In Rich.
mOnd.
From the Richmond Examiner Feb 22l
This day, o. once he anniyersaSy of ths birth VI
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NIoshy's Men ut Work.

Hon. JoHs c. BRnKISRnGE, Secretary OF War
Major A. r. Richards Of MOsby's right reports that
the 18th inst with thirty eight men, he attacked party
f the enemy, one hundred and twenty strong, OF whom
he killed and wounded twenty five. Among the wounded
major and captain. He captured sixty -four prs-
oners and ninety horses. He had slightly
wounded r. 4. LEE.
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DEAR sR-In defending the interests Of this depart
ent during the past winter against the many malicious
and unjust attacks made by various partes very heavy
expense been incurred h tho employment Of counsel
and other necessary and legitimate objects.
A number Of the employees Of the department have
already voluntarily contributed towards the dcfaying
Of these expenses but the thus contributed Is
mot sufficient AZ the objects for which these expenses
have been incurred equally TO your interest 70
hoped that you will chserfully contribute your share
thereof, which, upon compptaton, is s.. fAA
You will please hand that amount to Alfred Dusen
berry ~ soon a. the Finance Department makes the
nrst paymsnt under the new tax levy. Very respect
fu1 4ifsf y ? =
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The Deferces of aalxe.ton. Texaa.
Exodus OF the Northern Louisianfans so
Texas.

Shreveport letter 70 the Galveston Houston Ne'us
MONIES 10 emigate TO the interior Of TEXAS The Hous
Con Telegraph confirms this, and adds
Ine Information We have leads 10 believe that very
arge number oil tho citizens Of Jouiisna making
sner way 10 Texas with all their movable property, with
Wow 10 security, and perhaps perlnancn mt dencc
Jhe latter VIII be the result of four hhs these immi
grations provided these people nd homes TO suit them
In this State. They certainly will nnd plenty Of room
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Aiming the Negroes Indefinitely Post
Lee ON the Aiming OF the Negroes.
From the Richmond Enquirer Feb. ~
Deneral Lee writes az follows 10 Mr. Miles, Of Sout

The proposition 70 two hundred thousand negroes,
which passed the Confederate House Monday, In
definitely postponed by the Senate Tuesday by
majority The Richmond Dispatch thinks will
30 reconsidercd and passed
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Indian Battle in Texas.

Prom The Houston (Te1asl Telegraph, Feb. BJ
On the 10Th OF January scouting party Of Rangers
and militia had nght the head Of the Concho with
large party Of Indians The Rangers lost in the fight
twelve killed and eighteen wounded; the militia nineteen
killed and twenty seven wounded. The number Of
indians killed Is unknown, but supposed 70 be some
seventy eighty. The weather exceedingly cold,
and the knee deep where the tight took place.
Among the whites killed Captains Guillentine and
Culver OF Eraih county and Captain Barnes, OF Bosque
county, all good citizens and No Indian fighters The
Indians still In strong force the Concho and fears
Of serious depredaions during the spring are appre-
hendcd.
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DHEUMATrsM- THOSE AFFLICTED wIrHrrIg
IN agonixing complaint should wear METTAM q cos
Metallic 1nsoles and they win find an immediate relief.
Price 81 60 ONce 90 Broadway Send for circular
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The Mexican Empire and the Confed-

SYMPATHY OF MACMILLAN FOR THE REBEL CAUSE.
The Houston (rexas) Telegraph Of February prints
The correspondence which lately passed between Colonel
Pyron, commanding At San Antonio, and General Foren
tino Lopez, commanding Maxlmians troops the bor
der Of the Rio Grande menton OF which have had by
tsegraph The former General Lopez that IL is
the desire Of his TO cherish the most amcabe
relations with the imperial government Of Mexico and
surther that the es cordiae existing shah not be dis
sarbed The Colonel also thanks the General for "pro
tsctng the utsress Of the ConfederaOs The reply Of
General Lopez Ii subjoined- setf - 4
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JOHN n. BRADY, Committee Of
A. 8. DusENRERRY, Employees e

O Did any in the City Inspectors Department
make assignments Of their salaries under this circular
the money.
Did Mr. Egbert call upon you after coming from the
Comptroers Office to tell you that he did not not be-
heve that Mr.. Ryer ever made an assignment OF his
salaryf A. He might have done So but do not re-
member.
Did you write several letters to Mr. Dclavan the
subject Of how the bus Of the City Inspectors ohce
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CORRECTIONS


SENATE. ALBANY, Apis.
BILLS REPoRTfp.
For the protection of the New-York Fire De
partment Fund. t.-fI
The Newburgh Charter bill.
Amending the charter Of the Hermitage Association.
incorporating the Sub. AQUEOUS Metallic Dock and
Pier Company. Ordered 10 third reading
Repe aling the act orbidding Supervisors from being
Comm ssiobers Of Deeds. one
To provide for the payment OF certain extraordinary
expenses in Brooklyn Ordered TO third reading.
BILLS PASSED. .
The New York Riot Bonds bill.
The Poughkeepsie Bounty bill Fl
For, tie protection of planted oysters In Queens
County. -. ,--...,
male conyicts. Z --r.sH
Incorporating the workngmens Cooperative Asso'
TO incorporate the Ncw.York and Brooklyn Turkish
Bath Company. u.
The Geitys6urh National Monument bill. 1t sppro'
PIRATES e25 OO0. .-. tr
The Third Avenue Railroad extension bill came M
on its third reading and was amended by prOvidtng
that the Company comply with the restrictions and
nation, An orce and pay car license 10 the Corporsr
tion of New. York. and was then laid aside.
A resolution adopted requesting the return from
n Assembly of the Second Avenne Railroad EXTENSION
bill - I'm
The New York and Brooklyn Storage Company biii
was lost and motion to reconsider the vote Dy Spicn
tlis was done was laid on the table
The New. York Railroad Consolidation ACT was maac
the special order for Tuesday.
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IAdvertiseneuA
TOOTH DRAINING.

I am asked almost every day whether consider 1t
perfectly safe to delicate and nervous person, with
woak lungs to inhale the nitrous oxide gas to have
the teeth extracted answer that have given 1t to
great many such and have known any Ill effects
to attend or follow the operation. On the contrary
hrve had. presume. twenty such come back week
after, TO tell me how much better they have been In
health since inhaling the gaa. consider the gas.
pure and administered with discretion. one ofth best
remedial agents for nervous debility and weak lungs
whore he respiration is imperfect The gas has an In
vIsorsi:ns never DEPRESSING effect on the whole ys
ten. G. 2. C0lToS
II. ,.. No. - Cooper lnstitsie.
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BROwN-on Saturday. April 9. aI,rs wife Of 1honAs
Her gsar~. md friends and o. sr sou Thomas g. Asu
tics L. aud Chsrics T. Brown, requested to stsha
funeral from NJ. 40 West Eoryeshth's', on Monday
April 10, pm 49,, ,..r
CRoKER-on Saturday pr steta severe las,s Fran
G., Mon c,Sa.S p" ed teI y.sr md moths
The funeral will place Monday loh INST a. o'eocs
from the r.sasnee Of h' grandfather Henry Croker
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend
CHENEY IN Brooklyn. Tuesday. Aprs Mrs Caroline
w., , viii, 81 S Ms BEEN ssl.n to MsasSs.s
prNNy-pUNNELL-At Psutucl-t, r. l., Oh wedns.Asy,
a 10 Sophie b. . a daastsf Jscos Dannsn esq
coRNAoK Sunday. the 9Th int. Margaret Henderson
CoImsoL, rsct Of the late !0aa 4. S0rnasS aas yea
.ss ssi ,,s Of r, ~. s ss' ' Mss
FORTY .n.: ~ -; = ybursdsy, tss llsh Inst, s'ssm
Paterson papA psae copy. ---n--xu.----.
FoUNTAIN--ln Brooklyn, suddenly on Sunday evening
Aps lSi Emma f,anisia L.unss,a daughter Of Gideon
fGant,n No :, President MT; e.. .n south t s,SSyn
HYDE-A, Savannah saturday March Is. Henry NJ Hyde
esq., OF the city native Of Oxford. Chensngo Co. " Y
MLBAYK-6a Sunday April SAMUEL MiIbsnA IN he sls'
The relatives snd friends Of the family respectfully in
,sd g ,suS bio S tSs5ss No. Is *. f~sny
fourthla. without iurther notice. fnl q, o
HE remains viii be taken to GREENWOOD sd frn .f
NoE-M NOrwch Conn William + Noe Of Chronic a:r-
The relatives and friends =. the fniy most respecnuy
invited to attend Tuesday the ilth inst y
Conveyance will be in waiting u Pier No - North River
M. ,auiu, wbe taken to Trinity Cemetery for lnermen
S.g. iasshi %" 3 Ei. aud Capt W Owens United
States Army, aged months and days
PECK--ou Saturday. April 1865 at East Orange ofpnen
H pesss. and snds and those ctie family are invited TO
a.. Nwapt Ens AZ OTaux
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The Quebec Daily Ners is evidently put to it
for something ill-natured to say about the United
states as II pulls the long bow In referring to the iai
Of Richmond. In this wise: There Is an absence oil
c,utstion at tho capture Of Richmond which IL un-
usuaily surprising on the part Of the Federal Govern
meu and press which may lead to the BELIEF that there
j, work vet for the Northern army before the
,ion of the Confederacy becomes an accompanied c'
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superiutendent-M =. FOWLER, Mshanoy City schuyhl
Agent a: No. le Broadwsv-CHARLEs c. GRuaAx
Agent at No. So Brcaiway-C H. RAYMOND
The gentlemen skaoldsr' and Will oct Is an
advising Board: ~.
NJ Y.
JoHs u. WATSON, No. $50 Broadway, n.
InAH CHASE. it,, Of Chase 4 Co, No. s1t broao"ay'
JOIN FAKREIL, Of Herring Co., No 2Sl Broadway
w. C. ELLISON of Archer Psueoas,, No. Meresr's''
C. BAxBx,pes snrrH, No. ss2 Broadway. w.
GEeRGs PAScoAsr. Of Archer Psncoss No. Mercer So
J. II. PULLEsTos. No. 50 Broadway. n.
The Coiliery owned by the Company, n located In the
second middle Coal Basin in Mahanoy Township ScLuyl
kill County and upon veins that continuation Of the
ceiebrstsd Honeybrook Rsnse Of the Leheh Coal bssn II
has been operation for the LAST sz months pro-
ducins large quantities Of the pure and best description OF
hard free burning COAL which makes especially desrses ior
HousEBoLp PukPosEs II IL capable q producing and SEND
Ing 10 market from 1c0000 tuns annually The run
which the Company has upon the veins 10 more than mile
long comprises than 1000 900 tuns oil coal ABOVE
WATER LEvyL
YEARLY AT C0sr for each snID 81 ssock held ny them
Should than 81 90 OF coal DO pined during ar
year rohts derived from It's sale Will be divided among all
alike whether II have or have not elected 70
take coal ct cost
The books for subscription to the Capital stock open
at the Offices ofths Compry No ts Brosdwss corner o.
specimens may be Fun particulars given on
application either personally or by note r
SHAREHOLDERS wuo HIvE ALREADY SuBscsiBkp IAN
ssSp IN THgiR ORDaRs ron COAL, WHIcn 10 NOW hEApf
ZOE DlLivsaIl 80.