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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
The New Amendment to the Com
E.. t.U Do stitiItiOn. HUl ,lY

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Express says h, ,ay. l.,n
"Now that Congress is purged, the Praise
God -Barebones set have got upla new
amendment to the Constitution, to exclude
women from being counted, when men vote.
Representation in Congress, you know now
allows n Representative in Congress for
about every l27000 men md women in the
State. The new plan is to count only the
men In the distribution of Representatives;
and il IL put forth upon the plea that we
must have representation according to %
tors, to exclude the negroes in the Southern
(and Ofcuursc in the Northern States from
being counted as Il material for voting.
The women, however, will snlier with the
negroes, to which | call the attention of
Mrs. Lucy Stone d Co., to say nothing of
Miss Dickinson. r.,. lY fb.,f' u.. .. 'Ir
But New England, when it gets this
amendment fully into its ROddte, will
scarcely vote for it--beealIse they have u
good many more women than meIi--tlle
men running off by companies, when they
eau, from its merciless government. New
England would lose about seven represen-
tatiyes in Congress. The stay-at-home
Yankees will never put up with that"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DF' n NWNHs Ihhy % tuh8uItsd ~ IuNOWH y
In KEN Aat The Depot Eating House, on Thurs.
days Nov, 20, pec 2s, feh. 4, March O. Apr I2.
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays
Nov ga 90. 20, Feb, 2, March o, April is. =
In TROY At the Morris .Uouse, on R,iurdayS Nov.
., Dec. so FEB a, March 40, April lk ~ TO
Ip SPRINGFIELb at the Willis House, on Thurs
days. Nov. so Jan l., Feb. 4, March as, Aprl 40.
Dir CONE has bad offices In each OF tha alb owe
paceA, hathe haa reguarv visited for the past snv.
On years anu ~ he has treated and cured many Ag
tients, In each Of the above ploces he give the
best Of references IN each place, as TO his shlll
DR. CONE Treats, and Cures, all varleties OF Chronic
diaeRsea, Including those Of the Rye and Ear makes
no charge for consultation but " these Who consult
HIM desire treatment, he charges Cahh for his Med
elnes.rduH| IH.# % fH1 ..f p FOO H'.I.' Ia F
Medicines that will last patient from four 10 six
months, cost nom Five thirty dollRre, in Cash.
...it U.' i" riH Address Dr.. n. oONE,
moves dly 10. uoLunsUs, ono.
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Americans in Brnzl.

Reports from the American Colony in
Brazil are quite favorable. The Colony is
represented by Col. Woop, who has selected
a site for town near Araguara. IL lies
between two small rivers, and can have
railroad competition with the Capital. A
vast tract of eight millions of acres of un-
occupied Government land has been Sc
lected. IL is expected that a flow of inmi-
grafton from the States comprising the late
COniederncy will soon begin.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
GnrAr FmLr N RoMIlNd IGinmrrhn -Ins.

GREAT FIRE IN bowling GREEN Just
about sun-up, on Saturday last the
''ThOmts0h House" WIS discovered TO be
on fire, originating from, as is supposed, Il
defective ilue over the dining-ro0iIi. The
fire communicated flom the Thompson
House to the dry goods establishment OF
Pcyton ~ Thompson, including the de-
struction of their Shoe Shop, Saddlerv
Shop, aud Merchant TNiloriug Departmeht:
next came the Saddlery and Harness Man
ufaotory Of Esquire Taggart.
The streets now presented a scene never
before witnessed on so large Il scale in
Bowling Green. Heaps Of goods In Wild
dismay and rough disorder, besprihkled
with the paFaphanalia of n variety of
ti1dcsmen, all divided and bedecked with
iron grease, legal papcrs, empty dccanters,
and other traps filled the streets. While
the fire wns I'M the hight of its fury, a lit
tie shaver remarked That ait was 4 great
waste of kindlingwood." A gentleman as
sisting 20 empty u shoe shop, carried box
of lasts GareiIlly 10 n place of safety, and
then buried back and scattered from the
window above u bushel or two Of shoe
pegs. UI .tuuULN fIuNHN FH1H1H 100 II
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Cotton Thieves.

charges against Government cotton agents
in the South. II asserts that many agents
seize private cotton on the charge of being
rebel property and appropriate It to their
own use.-yr - vi n IL. ID .H fL HFL y
The letter also says that of the 10000
bales OF rebel Government cotton surren-
dered by General Dick Taylor to General
Candy, scarcely 10000 bales have been OF
ever will be received by the National Gov
ernment, thcremainder having been stolen,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30

THlNas LOST FoREvRR.--I40st wealth
may be regained by industry; the wrecked
of health restored by temperance iorgot-
ten knowledge may be ours again by study f;
alienated friendship soothed into forget
fulness; and even forfeited reputation re-
deemed by patience and virtue. But who
ever again looked upon his vanished hoursY
recalled his wasted years. stamped them
with wisdom, or e1aced from Heavens
record the fearful blot Of his wasted liier
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
Hsstetter-s a,tters ON thc sattie-
Field. ..a-.


II IL satisfactory 10 know that our hell hospitals
are no longer unsuppliei with this liCesayng prepa-
ration, Soldiers who, priva- citsens had become
equAiatsi sithitspopsraqS have in maay instan-
ces made a special request that HosTETTERs
sToMA0T BtTrEs5 might be aidedito tho rnoaira
sores Il THAR regiments, and their wishes have not
heen mheeded. As means Of sustaining wonuded
mon on the battle field, and Of enabling troops to
hear htgnins ne'hsS naler q blazing sun, IL has
been, strenponsy recommended by distinguished
medical mon, aud the prospect ia that il will evsnt
ally supercsds a the aduliarated tnctures liauors
and dangerous Tbnbs that have horetorore been
considered medicinal s'aplea. The fact thai small
quantity OF the Bitters mixed with water from ahy
OF the Southern or South rivers will proyeu
I from affecting ths bowesOr the hyer, should be
borne Igiei bg ARMY PhJ sicr.us soldiers. ahd Al
who have OCCASION 20 visit those portous Of our
country. rfDeipan who illses HosTETTER's DIT.
TIERS In conformity with me directions, inHy ,ot Al
dehaoee IntTHnlttsni Fsver and all other iisoAAes
generated hj . ARetion of an anwllolesome Sttno+
phere upon an Oysrtaxsd frame iI'f
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30

Dr. Thomas SERMoN.-Availing our
selves Of the privilege accordmgto to public
Journalists, we shall review NJ considerable
length the recent sermon Of The Rev. DIR.
THoMAs on theatrical amusemcRts The
article will appear in Tuesdays issue,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
uAvLSGl pulEor nSLuEEoE TO THE rARrs, dW
m
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con.
II Sumptive and Throat Diseases, N

rRooHEs Ass ussp wIrl Alw,p doop sucugss
o. u ysINGERs AND PUBLIC sPEAKERs aq4I
will ind TrocLes useful IN clearing the voice when
Rkon before Singing or Speaking, and relievlag tho
throat aler an unusai exortion OF the vocal organs
The TfOehes ara recommended and prescribed by
Physicians, aud have had testimonials from eminent
man throughout tho country. Belpg an article OF true
merit and having propai their efficacy by test Of
many years. each year finds them in new localities
n various parts OF the world, nj the 7TOches ar
universally pronounced bsuer than ether articles.
Obtain only "BRowN's BRoSomsL TRocHEs," and
do nottskelaS, otihs KafAisss Ihiitiqns that alay
be offered.
Sold everywhere in tho United States, aud in For
eign Conpries. at95 cents per box. oet2S .Sndaw'1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30

The whole of Manhattan Island. on
4 which stauds the city of New York was
once purchased by Peter Minnlt for TWEEN
I ty-four dollars. ~ lHi -IIl.H H.f ff.V
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30

Y, VIM. III. Hlirl, of Oardlngton, had thirty
1--WE hens. from which he raised two hum
dred and sixty dozen eggs in six months,
ending Septembenl, !, averaging 1877 dozens
averaging 81, a. 81 to the hen, besides the
chickens. qlduifIo1El YIHW a1HNU' H'i lud
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30

7The Gas Works at Springfield, o., cost
the present company $500. 1t pays the
stockholders an annual Interest exclusive
OF tax, OF ten per cent on $4,000, prIif
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
MfdiGal.
DIX. STEVENS & Go.

"
DRIVATE DMEAE KS CURED IN tn E sHoRTRsT
II possible tmie, aI the Cincinnati Lock H0spital
"a West Third street, between Walnut and Vine, up
stairs, without the use Of Mercury loss of tifne, or
change OF diet.rt| W gag Gle nHi
l. DT STEVENS, by special study and experience in
the hospitals of balti more, London and Paris In
on bled 10 guarantee n cure In the most cOmpli.
Gated casesl Recent of Gonorrhea or Syphilis
cured in few days, without change Of diet or hind
Fanee iIom business Secondary Syphis--the last
vekti ktigeveradicattd without the use Of Mercury.
Victims Of selfabuHe and excessive venery, suffer
ing nom sperniatoThea, and loss OF ph ysical and
mental power, Indigestion or Constipation, Frup
tons .Nervon Cough, Hypoohondrie, kn. treated
for LAYER Complaint. Dyspepsia, and Oonslimptoh,
by ignorant men, who mistake the effects for the
causes OF the eva, and thus multiply .b9ihsSgE
Married men, and those cont eInplatlaki hiartiaRe,
should restore ugor TO THAR bodies and minds, ere
they entail msery and disease apon those Of Their
\, Diseases peculiar females treated. cure guar.
ranteed in all cases. Persons at distance promptly
enred by addretaans with statemeut ofcsse, Df.
STEVENs 4 ~, "a West Third street ciaeipnSaF 1
Office hours from A. M, to S p. Nj Sundays
% " A. M'LIfL 4 H1Ts llVJIl dscs-t -tyd1
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
Saturday JanIInry "a, 1866,

saturday january ~, lSOO,
A. o'clock p NJ the folIoSlbg descfihed premises
tb-w situate IN the city OF Dayton "A County and
STATE, to.wt:
Thirty feet 81 Of tho esa sio ot Lot No. ,oss, on
The revised plat Of SAID City Of Dayton, with a the ap-
lhirtsnaneeS said Ibt nuinlered as aI6ve which lee
ehst Of the cener Of the dvis N wall OF tho double
lfick hoti4e nov erected IN said premseA" ~
Sad premises have baen Appraised at 600 90, and
cannot sell for less than wo-thirds Of that amount
nearly opposite the uncl Brethren Ohuroh. The
house it hood two story hfick, With eitm rooms, ali
ID very good order. TN The premises II ood we'll
nhd ,istern, With many other ony'niences, Terms
utanie, CASH I.t o. g. n. ANInsON, Sheriff
ID A. HoUK, ATTY. for Pitts. y 4 taif de2sdawts
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alew Advertisements.
WARMING

A LII PsBsoNs ARE wARNEDiEoT TO TRUST
N M sont Joseph Lebolt, on py scount, a. will
not I'd 4eApoaahl HE for my debts n bis coutradfiox
DecFpbsr ~, ~ AHnAM LEBObr.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30

VIM. A. Taylor et' al Case No. asa,
EHea shade, ct A. Superior tour.
In .ohodienea 10 the eommApd Of % ordered rale
iasucd In the alaye eat and 10 me dreed viii oher
n I'hMt sale n I've ddbr ~ ths Court foua In the
city Of DaYlOn. on
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
Farmers Take Notlee..
Insurance Notice

Arc now prepared 10 Insure Horses, Cows, N
&o., against Theft or Death from Accident or Di
onmost liberal terms, daei9
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-30
SHERfTF'S SALE,

0F'ofrY PROPERTY, on PARTITION.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, 2S7
" Broadway.-To Contractors-Proposals, incoscd In o
sealed envelope with the title OF the work and with
the name written thereon viii be received
this Office until Thursday, May 70 AZ eleven O'Clock
regulating grading, &c. Fftieth street from Fourth
For regulating grading. Ac Fifty eighth street. from Lar
For regulating grading &C. Fifty fret street, from Fourth
For regulating. grading. &c, Fify.csh,h street. from
Eighth Ninth avenue.
For regulating grading &C. Fifty third street. from rinh
10 Sixth avenue.
regulating grading &c, Seventy seventh street. from
Fifth to- Madison avenue. - ""
For curb gutter, &c, Lexington avenue from Fifty.
seventh 10 Shty.slxth street -
Per curb gutter &C., First from IIth stree. 10
for curb gutter. &c, Thirty street, from Second 70.
Third avenue.
curb gutter &C. Seventy eighth street. from Second
curb gutter &c, sIrte,b street. from Lexington 70
asssns One Hundred and Twenty ninth street. from
For tagging Fifty seventh street. from Lexington 10 Third
avenue.
For tagging ThIr,ytbrd street. from Tenth TO Eleventh
avenue.
For tagging corner Of Forty hh street Sixth aveaue
TO East rivers also from Second 20 Third avenue
For building foundations erecting railing 10 enclose
parks IN Fourth 4th avenue, between Thirty and
foreth streets
,Fsesng fu width, Seventh avenue from Forae.h To-
Fifty-ninth street.
and agreements, can 30 obtained at this Office.
Dated Street Department. New York, May Is 1855
CHARLES @. CORNELL.
- Street Commissioner.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CENTRAL PARK ORDINANCE
" The Board Commissioners of the Central Park do
ordan as follows:-
No re engine hook and ladder hose truck, other
machine on wheels commonly used for the exnguishng o.
fire. shall be allowed the Central Park, except
the roads without the previous consent Of tho
Comptroller of the Park.
funeral processon hearse vehicle or person
carrying body person. shall be allowedon
any part of the Central Park except the
No person. except employ Of the Of Commits
soners OF the Central Park shall light make
fire upon the Central Park.
person shall upon the grass lawn tnrf Of
the Central Park except when and where the word Com
posted indicating that persons are at liberty at that
time and place to 60 on the grass.
The above ordnancrs adopted and passed at meet
ing Of the Board of Commissioners Of the Central Park duly
ished n obedience 70 the Of an act entitled
Park in City Of New York; passed April II, 1851!
The following section of said act applicable to the above
sEc is All persons offending against such ordinances
shall be guilty OF misdemeano and be punished
conviction before the Mayor Recorder or any maasra!e OF
and default Of payment BY imprisonment not escsedins
thirty days @
Tl Comptroller OF the Park
, Dated NRv YORK. May 10, 1855
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

DROPOsALs FOR HIRING TIIR LABOR or 50 TO 100.
Il male conycs n the New Jersey State Prison will be res
ccved before ,hc let day OF Juns i85 These mon
have been employed for tho past years on army shoes
AMI will be hrel for that any other oyme nj
70 Their condition Addruss Jos Walker Keeper New Jer.
sey State Prison. Trenton. N. J.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
aALEs AT AUCrION.

@ Al BOGART AUCTIONEEa as-rHIs DAY AT Iox.
-. at auction Mo- North Large
quantity Of Household Furniture, Carpets Mrrors &C.
WsrdSobes, Tables, Chairs Hccfsrs PaIniinss Pisr ov1
tresses, Taiors Mirofs cisshsry. and diasssfs 10
81 yery sperior Madaion Velvet Brussels Three Py &C.
Ingram Carpets Ocoths &c Deposits required ali
purchasers Goods be removed day will bc
sold without reserve. E1L ..L NNt
mHos tyEITCH, AUcrIoNEER.
PEREMPTORY SALE
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
AND LOTS,
NOS ST. 49, Al AND IS JOHN STREET AND l6O AND lu2=
~ ~ w PLYMOUTH STREET,
o'0se - '"' '''A''' 80 DNoORLYN.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AuCTIoX.,
BY THOMAS yEITCH; AyCyi AuOTiVNHEHEh' lNcH'
No III broadway, New York.,
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, 1879,
Ati2M.,
Together with the Engine boilers all the other Machin
cry the premises
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

a sURNHAa, AUcTIoNEER
a. rIass CLASS 'Ss sSSssaSGP EGsEp ssasrruas ~ AT
ROSEWOOD SEVEN hpec1a ecTa3s Asq!.1s P!!.S1sssyosrE,
OIL rAISF!ssE szShSE Velvet
AN'i'' SHHMBER zsp 6fSISa ROOM ruRNruRE.
CHINA. ahAss Ss AMP 4.iIs sIphvEesWx44HEb pAy
A. the slssaos residence a IVES. sia;ssaih street
SALE ooBHESffSISd DHzSfSS k5da IL i O'CLOCK -''''''
.ps s$ !s
sSs sSss
win ss ss S. yrS Wor .Ss s%s ESsss
nsres Bos and Msraaetsns. cts!os!s ss'5s.
G Ss's. and
cSar. oito%ans, rich gilt Pier and Mant.l S,rrors
g Ts Sps5Ss I've
esa made e ssss city
s; j.
1SSa fsS SSSSS Girl Bronze Clock
pn"g n suss Tes Sy
Set Tea Set 8 e acs s silver Saysr
Cake Sshfs sa sSssd Fable Cutlery
Rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus edsteads Ward
robes Gommodes Armore .Glace en- suite style OF Louis
xv H1r sshs Wishing to attend this sale take Fifth
stages Sixth leaving at Sixteenth street
4 UcYoN NOTICE. POSITIVE AND PEREMrroRY
n safe Of over $4,000 worth OF ---.
Marniacent Second Hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
11S"nNi RICH PARLOR FURNITURE,
VELVET p1sFsds ASP sGSks Hsns
E. ROTH AuctioneeA win sell this Saturday morning,
May o. II o'clock precisely tbs property OF private
Eighth street, between Fifth end Sixth ays "a cSn:stng o{
Three beautiful solid and black walnut Parior
uls In French satin brocate and reps Turkish
Pier Tables Eaeeres Corner and BookMands twent
mens elegant brocatei Lace Curtains Ane COLLECTION
OF on Paintings Engaytngs large Mirrors and
- - AND COVER, COST $3.50;
an elegant instrument with round corners beauufuy
carved legs and case with all modern mprovemens over
strung bass full iron plate French scon full seven octaye
Sofas Chairs Rockers. Mirrors Clock Table Bed Lounges
prna Beds Blankets Tea Tables T.
tensicn Table Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery,
&c. Sale positive. Deposit required.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

OIL PAINTINGS, &C 80,
This day satsrday q Il o'clock precisely A. the elegant
neal SiSh .venre consisting elegant Psrio sa severed
in the richest description, valuable OIL Paintings Mirrors
gany carved Beasteads Burcs Wassstands Extension
Beading enan,eed Suits Silver Ware, Table Cutlery.
rockefy usually found In wei fur
nshed house CHARLES YOUNG, AuctOneer.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
THH LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FoP GENTLEMEN
only az the New Yerk Museum of Anatomy els Broad
way Parties unable tNd these lectures c have them
receipt OF TED os by addressing Secretary OF
New York Museum Of Anatomy
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
cHgRIFF's sALE--BARRooM FIXTURES,
- ,,cu AZ AsSoKTEp s. ED Liquors AND CIGARS.

sell this day Saturday. May 20 al n O'Clock n
Broadway gooC assortment ~ Barroom Fixtures and
quantity OF Liquors in pipes barrels and caske consing
Bourbon Gin, Brandies. % baskets Champngnos aud
Clarot Wines; two plate pass Mrora, 1c 6o0l Cigars
DANIEL GILLESPIE, Deputy Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURs.-ENTTRE
"a satisfaction or no pay and advance required
sh avenue one door below Seventsenth street. Nitrous
oxide always hand and Teeth pain
We have given constantly for two years. frequeny eY
tracting over hundred teeth day without any III
Effects finc Teeth, cheap Teeth, flumpen and sham
Fronte made II short notice.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
A UCrION NOTICE
"A PEREMPTORY SALE OF ELEGANT
HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE.
DRUGSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
TIEG ANT pARLORfSUtTS,

sSS!S gss14s4 FHHSAsr
ssUsEsEEEsss EEEs1s4 1Np EasESE !NssHsS SsGfF SAsfEr'
"a. 3 4 = psss
near sSh .ven,s .ons;ns elegant Psrl9l A severed
Gss. e % : ana se Ssa1ss tsss VI
4aTsIsh ss:s essS
S' and sat a
RENJAMrN r. rIRcHrLD, AucroNEER.
9s s4asH4s ON
5 VIII :srss ~
valuable S5sI Building 'hsrsSsn o ESown 3, a. u
"s aonecr L; 10 Nassau @ street. N~'''
The Estate of the late Andrew baldwin
nAvID EaAN &. SAE At:
day attwo oslocE Canal street extensive quantity
S.ss: # .sa s.S Ss.p.1 Also as s
ssHss'; ;ass$sH EsfESsaSE CABINET
"a. sy ORDER OF 7HE ASSIGNEE.
EpwAaD scHEscE, ~. s.y .s:s .;:, :. ,S
Sisssnt variety sf rst class Furnture beat city
I'd ss e ss
."s ;.s
@ r:S' .Ss ssS.
ssSSS and Cksss TsssS Lounges ssd ssisr elegant
% ar .s: e T .s : ::
u r. cAKvALBo . CO., AucrsoikEas. SELL
sAIuaDAY. Ny E.
HARpwAAs-H ssssrsi s:sorsnsnt RI men q Heavy and Shelf
xAISHsE H.i r ssss ,s. n.,,..s.. 1re. eon...s
So f: pss
-: y.;%Sss %s;': S:;,:s; Es.s ..s'
sRGsHEss lido dozen Brushes, assorted.
ciSxss SSS - Gissr., assorted; also 100
49, :" 400 ibs ROOFING PAINT
s5ksP h.s
xJss. msAsf X, @ ss1 r. H H
sold public auction 70 the highest bidder with adequate
iss ~ o
The foot Of Spring 10 the city e Nsw % York 70 Hobo
The landing place Hoboken, New jersey be furnished
corporation which may be had application at the oe Of
Sinking '''' MafrR%
(rEo. O. HAYDocK, AUCrIoNEER.
" French China and Gssswsre y ROBERT HAypoCHs,
casks French China, importation of Havand Brothers, and
100 eases French GlaSsware; vpsnny :, o,c,ocv
900 White Granite and Common Eartheuware; 800
packages Flint 0assware 90 bbs Kerosene Lamp Pegs;
GEORGE COOK, AUcrroNEER.
I;'SS$s S1SSS! FS;S'! ts5FruHH
On hi. day May % at io o'eiocs very .ssan. stock
OF arst oess Goods removed for ccnyenience Of SALE
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

JENKINS, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL AT AUG
- uon on Monday, May r. at II o'clock 14g Broadway
one ooor above roryhfth street large 1 .. ws
Crockeryware, Ac,
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

VINEIAND Farm AND FRUIT LANDS, IN A MILD
phs by Rarcsd in New Jersey the hne Of latitude
Baltimore, Nd and where large numbers OF returned
Calfornsns are set'ns The so is rich and productive
0rsss Corn, Tobacco Fruits and Vegetables This Is great
been planted ou! BY experienced fruit growe Grapes
ready Of the places In the United stass
laad laid ont upon general syscm Of improvements
Thend only sold actual settlers with provision pub
lie adrnment The place OF its great beauty
well become the Of people
taste has increased Ave thousand people within the past
three yeas Churches Stores Schools Academies, Soc-
cites OF AT and Learning, and other elements Of
hnement ana culture have been introduced. Hun
dreds Of peopr constantly settling Several hun.
dred houses sre being constructed, and II 10 esu-
mated tharhvc hundred win be built during the summer
Price OF farm lans. twenty acre lots and upward e25
per Five and ten and Village Lots for sale Fruits
and vegetables rpen earlier In this district than In any other
locality north OF Norfolk Va Improved Places for ale
Openings for all kinds OF busnees lumber
tories foundes stores and like persons
sre mild winters healthfu climate and a soil
country beautifully improved aboundng In fruits and pos
sessng all other social privileges In the heart of cvra5n,
10 worthy OF visit Letters answered and the vneand
Rural giving full Information and containing
OF soon Robinson, sent 70 applicants Address CfIAb. X
LANDIS vlneland Post ofce Lands townshp New Jer.
sey From Report Of Soou Robinson agricultural editor Of
the Trbuncft is Of the most eItensve fertile tracts
almost level position and suitable condition for
farming that we know OF this side Of the Western pre
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

GOMETHING you WANT
just published and ready for the trade, nne Photo
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND SON
These photographs portraits gotten In
the highest OF the art They equal steel
craving Send for circular Address Henry A. Oliver
Publisher, 70 CliG street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

VvANTED-A DWELLING HOUSE IN NEW YORK,
w vicinity in exchange for stock OF q PENNSYLVANIA
Coal Company out OF debt and In operation Address boz
The New York herald., 1865-05-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CON-
"a tanning nearly 800 pages and 1850 fine plates and
health and disease, with treatise early Its de-
p|orabc consequences the mind aaSoody with the
authors plan OF treatment-the only rational
full mode Of cure as shown BY the report OF tested
truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating
marriage who would know their physical condition Sent,
free Of postage 70 any address, receipt Of 2 in stamps
postal currency Address Dr. La Croir Maiden laso
Albany. N. ". =
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

DAvID D. EGAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, CAR
~ PETS Ac removed from Thompson street win sell this
day l6 Canal street. extensive quantity
or Fsrnure Carpets 30; French Looking Glasses, two
nd Alao two Billiard Tahleg, &c.
The New York herald., 1865-05-20

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER.
" Salesrooms 81 Liberty street.
MIRRORS, PIANOS, &C.
On this day May 90 at 10Y O'Clock very elegant stool
OF 4rst GLASS Goods removed for convenience Of SALE
Catalogues at sale Goods boxedsfo shipping