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Transporting the Funeral Car.

ofrcE or KAssos 4 Co, 81 EXCHANGE PLACE.
Nav YoRE, April a 1865.
Colonel II. l.. RoBISsoS, Captain JouS C. wyAAs, A. u.
G., General ID G. McCALtus, in charge OF the funeral
train OF Abraham Lincoln
GsSrLEnsN-We have the honor to tender the use OF
steam lighters and employees in transferring the fu
neral OF lamencd President from the New Jersey
TO the Hudson River Railroad We will hold ourselves
readiness execute any orders you may be- pleased to
issue We remain, gentlemen, very respectfully, your
obedient servants, kASSON N co
THE ACCEPTANCE.
NEw YoRK, April %, 1866.
Messrs. Kkssos Co -
GESTIFsENYour note Of yesterday rendering the uso
OF your lighters aud employees IN transferring the
funeral car of lamencd President from the New
jersey 10 the Hudson River Railroad has been re civcd
Your kind offer accepted The details Of the transfer
we will leave entirely Ia your hands The car VIII ar
rive Jersey city Monday next at ten NJ We arc,
very respectfully, your obedicut servants,
n. l. ROBINSON,
Bre, et Colonel Acting Quartcfnastcr
G. WYMAN
Captain, A. u. C., U. S Military Railroads
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BY the least important part OF the procession
will be the which the remains OF the iusrious
dead TO be borne az showing the respect and sym
paby well the taste and bernliiy Of our citizens
The will bc fourteen feet long at It's longest part
eight feet vide and fifteen feet inch height On
the main PLATFORM which is Ave feet from the ground
will be erected dais inches height at the corners
OF which will bo columns holding canopy, which curry
ing upwards towards the centre, is surnountcd by
miniature temple Of liberty.
The platform will DO entirely covered with 6nc black
CLOTH tightly The body Of tho car and reach
ing to within a few inches OF tho ground and edged
with silver bullion fringe Over this will hang graceful
ostoons o the same material spanged with silver stars
and edged alo With silver bullion A. the base of each
column vill be three American nsgs slightly inclined
iesio0ned and covered with cfupc Tho columns win bel
black but entirely covered with vines OF myrtle anu
icamclias
The cinony viii bc of black cloth drawn tightly, and
from the base ot uc tomp' another drpirg Of bH-t
'ceth wi t. in W1osfl folds over tnc irt hlo from
1o 'c.. itnf W thc canopy dcI nt ,e.ooNI. u.o
10 b'r. 81. ..h. caught unurr nnalI sL.tos Iha i.iJ
.ul fcs,c,ls vII Lc O. d.. 80 Trimmed wi,h
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The mtlt'Hry fFerhrhttonss
BRIGADE ORDERS
Gerrrdi Ordcrs-No 3.
UgAporARrEIs, Finsr BmcADE ~ c. S. " Y.,l
NGw Yoax, April 20 1865. I
Tho several regiments composing this brigade will
parade In ful uniform, on tuesday, the 25th INST TO
render funeral honors 10 the lusrious dead.
Tho brigade line viii he formed In Broadway right
Warren street. at bafpast eleven o'clock precisely
The brigade sad VIII assc mbc nc the quarters & the
Brgodior General at eleven o'clock A. NJ in ull uniform
By order Of Brisader General g. B SPlCER
X II HoAnLgY, Brigade Major aud Inspector
RRGinESrAL oHDERs.
IwurrH REGIMENT
General Osdcrt-NO 10.
HEIDot AurEIs TwnF17i RE,wEU n g. = vi
EEu YoVE, Arril q, 1865
In compliance with division ebd brigade orders this
regiment vl pargdc On Tuesday, 2jtn Inst fully tni
formed aimed 1nd equipped yhe gloves and Tho usual
badge o uouruurl thout ovprcoafs or kuapsicks 70
nute vain fellow citizens in paying apurouril.e
hou0re 'o lc remains ~ uIt i''c PRECEDENT ond omln
dc. Cnof whose ss u ti- uur hour OF victory tho
w. 'Yl' nat ou so q 'erig Iu0NIn..
= Npn.nfu lna viI tc formed on w4suue'ra
Parade GTvuld 81 ,ca ClOok -. a. lfcCtso,Y.
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ORDER or ARRANGEMENTS.
Tho Socot Associations and Trades are requested To
'appear the order prescribed and TO walk twenty
abreast, and sections IN close order
Marshals will strictly enforce this direction
Bands WIN play Funeral DiTgcs IN common time
No banner bearing political devices or inscriptions will
be admitted In The procession
Governors and Lieutenant Governors, Senators and
Members of Assembly.
Mayors OF the several cities and ex President.
Foreign Ministers and Consus viii meet The Mayor
ONCE
Common Councils OF New York, Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia, Brooklyn and other cities, together wt
Heads Of Departments Of this city Will in Room
No. &, City Hall
Judges Of the Courts District Attorney, Counsel 10
the Corporation, Members Of the Bar eK-Mcmbes Of
Congress, NEE, in the Supreme Court room
Sheriff and his Deputies meet in the Shcrins Office
Second Division, right resting on Centre and Cham
bers streets AT the Comptroller Office
Third DIVISION in Nassau street. right resting Print
ing House square.
Fourth Division, in Park row and Broadway, right
resting corner Park row and Beokman street
Fifth Division IN Chatham street and East Broadway
right resting corner Chatham street and Tryon row.
Sixth DIVISION form New Chambers street, right
resting the corner Of New Chambers street and Chat
ham street east side.
Seventh Division form on Centre street. right
Readc street
Eighth Division form Beckman street. right rest
CosslrrsE oF rBs BOARD oF ALDERMEN
JOHN n. OTTlWEIL, WILLIAM II GEDNEY,
GEORGE 4 JEREMIAH, LEWIS r. RYERs
|B W. VAN vOORHIS, PETER Mcknight
or corSchyEs
JOHN BOUGHTAIIN, J WILSON GREEN,
ISAAC ROBINSON, EDWIN NJ HAGERTY,
ABRAHAM LENT, PATRICK KEENAN,
JAMES G. BRINKMAN,
BY order of
Brgadier General VIM HALL, Grand Marshal
U"sS aoD' CnsnIrs yH g. consrn2r, spccial Aids
The Marshals Of Divisions together with the Special
md General Ads Of the Grand Marshal are requested to
meet on Monday morning. the oath inst at O'Clock
in the committee room OF the Board OF Counoimen
CITY Hall BY order Of
Brgader General WIN. HALL, Grand Marshal.
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CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAeE.l
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NE service Of the republic as member OF sootps Nine
Hundred, Eleventh New York cavalry ,a,nas
James and McGrady, IN the 2ath year oil his
| age
Dr,nmmore papers please copy.
O;BmM-On Monday, April 3, hIcHAn 0'BREs, aged
years. native OF the Parish Of Deser County Cork,
The funeral viii take place ct half past O'Clock
g. csusn
Mass Of Requiem will be offered up for his soul His re-
mains will be Inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
RosELL-In Brooklyn, on Monday, April 5, HARRIET
MMcox daughter Of James and Harriet Rosel, aged
"A years and 20 days
The relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence zoe Pearl street.
Brooklyn, on "Wednesday morning. at ten O'Clock, with
SCOTIA Charleston, South Carolina, on Wednesday
September 81 1854, Mrs EuPHAhE SCOTT, widow OF Ed
ward L. scott many years resident merchant in Vaipa
raise, Chile, in the 9th year OF her age.
SAirERIEY.-At setauket, L. L., on Saturday, April
Major General JOHN R. sArrERlxy, Of apopexy aged 10
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from his late residence
Setauke Wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock, with
Smrn.-At Shutdown, l. l., on Sunday, April 2,
ELIZA W. snTu, widow Of Richard Smith, aged TO-
Edward and Lawrencs Smith, are invited to attend
| the funeral from St. James church, smithtown, on
| Wednesday afternoon, at three o'clock
TAsHnRi.-On Sunday morning, April O. MAaA p,
widow Of James L. Tashera, aged IS years and days.
from The Third Unversast church. corner Of Blocker
and Downing streets, this Tuesday afternoon, n two
O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
vANBaUNr-On Sunday night, April 2 at Port JefTes.
SON. l. L. HORACE VAN BauST, from disease contracted
in Salisbury prison, n G., where he had been confined
eighteen months.
The funeral win take place. from the residence Of San
ford Thorne Esq Wednesday morning, at ten O'Clock
WHILAxs.-On Monday, April 8, JOHN p WILLIAMS, in
the 49th year Of his age.
The relatives friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence 1856 South
First street. Williamsburg, Wednesday afternoon, at
one o'clock
Youaa.-0n Wednesday, March "a, after short ILL
ness, MARGARET ANN, wife of George Young.
Her remains were Inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Miscellaneous.


STEAMSHIP GENERAL LYON before reported burned the
3st ult commanded by Capt Minott Ward, Of West
Haven Conn Frederick - john Of Hartford the pur
The vessel was built BY ii 9oodspeed At East Had
Conn., about and since that time has
employ. She about 1000 tons burthen
valued ut $4,000, and insured for about 10000.
ScHR WHITE CLOUD (of Provdencc Freeman, from Phila
del phla with coal Alexandria, Va into
Ncrcus OF Providence carrying away everything forward
hast bboom bowspr b fore yard, foretopmas, all the
top mbers SIDE as far as fore rggng the other
side everything the cat head stem and badly
forward beams broken and the schooner otherwise
damaged.
spoken, Sc.
Brig Protector OF Buckspor for Philadelphia with loss OF
topsa topealansai and jb April 2 Highlands bearing
Foreign Ports.
AspaossAN, March 16-Sd Sciota, Perry, Providence
Aux CAVES March l7-In port bark Minnie, for nYork
Mcdonald, for Boston 7; Eclipse, seeking.
March f5n port bark Maynower Lovejoy, for
EYork days. brig George. Downs, for do ldg
dg; Linda, Hewlett for philadelphia, do. .
CARDkrAs March 25In port bark Prince Albert for New
York days; brigs Ellen Diokie for do same day; W W
Lord, for do DO.
IllFax, March 3Arr scbr Rover o'Brien, Nyork. aid
I'D, schr q l. vogter NYork.
LyKaroot, Ms, March l2-An Johnson, Ellts, NYert
hrs s,s rs March ,chr Emblem, Green Phi
MEsslSA, March 12In port ship HazeltIne, Gnkey,
rnc SD 4h bakt Witch Fairchild Boson; Sth zephyr
rayAGugz, March BIN port brig Atla McGeorgc from
S' fesss, s ss s' 8-ra pGr, brig r,p. une
Fajardo TO load for Norwich Sid llth schr William Cou
81 j@ass' NJ, navch so-Arr brig Gertrude, earsc, New
Z,sA. March 7In poe. brig Nash, for New York
few days
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JAMES JENKINS. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL AT
auction on Wednesday April s, 1888 at II o'clock, the
ysxh street consisting Of Horses Coaches wagons
belonging
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Port OF New York, April 3, 1865.
CLEARED
samsS gon:
Bark Linda Stewart Osborne. St Jago. Cuba-J Thomp-
Josie Nckels Nickels Philadelphia-R Buck Co.
Bark T1nsian Sleeper PhslsdsphamG InsTasssm
s Ella As,, Ss1S %aI sISs
schr Belle Br) Andrews Truzillo and Kingston Ja-
schr Fashion, Mills Matanzas-w H Robson
schr Spray Spray Or Frost c9GnwallsNP PeWof Co
Schr A Baldwin, Raymond Washington-Baker Day.
schr Calista Hail. Baltmore--w s Brown Co.
sshr HHnnis WssIToSi Hatch
s sSr Loud
ARRIVED
steamer Hyack, Lieut. Commander D. Newman, com
s9 1s q % q a March rel
BARK verita Ita Cqneo Genoa 60 days with mdsc and
Ssrs fSSs. isIsads horton, Palermo Jan
ss GS "rsaee s 2aa e. chs
with cotton to Ruprceht Forstner Had heavy weather.
Bark M9nissp% %. Hammond Barbados March 49, with
x s. ss.d
;s Es crowe carde
Bark Marathon Sof Columbia Falls Me- Drisko Cardenas
Trinidad si:n> Roster trinidad, 70 days. with su
Bark LaNnis lof Esspor, Davis zaaa, II days. with
Sugar Bret: c. ''0n'' 0'en
, ,.P e
s a1 sss Sd f 81 Sos F sssS Cos
@ spit sail.
Brs Hermann tDan Larson, Rio Janero, 90 days. with
Brig LADY LSuss;s sos Jersey oanse Rio Janero, ss
I..sS s... s Porto
Pr Glow March IS With
deck load March n OF Hatssras passed number Of boxes
Big 3 AVERY cef Turks island, Morris Ponce, PR, u
with 20 bss sperm bbls backash OIL bound
Brig Fswn Sof Yarmouth. Ns,, Duriee MaAnzas II days
Win ss y !. O. napt s Ssw siaa' Trinidad IS days.
s G 0e. ren sons March Ss1 rs wS
big So Vincent tcf Archa Gron Acha. 20 days, with
ss f'sf hsd
BTs S. Ring Mclean Por Royal Il days. in DallA. to
g. s. John NIB RssE.. Aux
%es 81 d sandy HOOK saw Srs TroaSsdsr bound
with sugar xe, % EchsSerria Co. '''"'''
s sssr G es1s s1setJ. eSnsoss Virginia
schr Rachel Jane Northup zabethport for New Haven.
Schr J M Freeman, Ryder, Elzabethport for Newport
schr Minerva, Beckwfth Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr St Lucar Adams, Rockland.
Schr Fanny Fern, Briggs Newport.
RETyRsEp-Brie G Coson tof Befast Perry hence Ley
r H 10 collision" sry q p De-
from Savannah for Boston, carrying away starboard
channel cutting through the starboard
quarter the waters edge.
BELOW.
Brig Tronbador.
Also two bngs unknown
M. o..--. vx.u.. - O.. gu
Americs, Kingasher rhets barks Lord Edw Albro,
R.veone John Rose Crocker Village Queen, Loring
Williams, Segune, o Binns, v Bergen, II Wictts X
Pratt Durfee, Gen Scott, II Hudson M II Clifford,
Pierson.
3d-Sld steamship Ariel; banks Palas Panic Statira;
ships Chas Duncan, Setson brigs Barter PENN.
man. Eaton, Lucy Haywood.
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sFowIxn-BoaARz-At white Plains on Saturday,
April J. by the Rev D. d. LindsIey, Mr. JosRH B. Pew
lxR, Oh Flushing l. l., 70 Miss ANNIE BooAsr, of
White Plans
Raw Albert d. Vail Mr. SrRHM j. MAsaAn 81 New
York city, 70 Miss ANNIE r. VAEDEwArER, only daughter
Of Mathew Vandewater, OF hatteawan, N Y.
New Haven papers please copy.
EUzIo-smoSs.-on Monday morning, April ., blythe
Raw Father Cummings signor Musao, Of Buscto, Italy,
20 Lucy s SnoNs Of this city.
Harrisburg PA \ and California papers please copy
TucKxR-PRENrss.-At Macon, Ga, on Tuesday
january g. at the residence OF J. D. Watkins ESQ by
the Rev j. p Cannon Lieut. JOSEPH L. TucxER Of Hon
ysco county, Va, TO AUGUSTA, daughter Of William
sPrcntiss OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
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~ SELLING OFF, SELLING OFF,
AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
STOCK OF NO 20 CATHARINE STREET,
CONSISTING OF
1900 YARDS INGRAM CARPET,
5000 ENGLISH BRUSSELS
LOO BEST QUALITY MhIIINGS
1000 YARDS ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OfLCLOTH
10000 PAIRS WINDOW SHADES,
10000 ROLLS PAPER HANGING.
ALSO LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS,
CORNICES AND 0IbT BANDS,
CORDS AND TASSELS
Must be sold until LIST day Of May OF aera
ton In the business
~ B-Saies commencing on Monday, the Sd of April, At
~ AT CoHEN,s,
~ Catharlne street
cypRIAa CLOAKS AND MANTTLLAs
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
OPENED ON MONDAY, APRII,3
LADIES' CLOTH JACKEIs q and upward, at
IA Bywery, near Houston street.
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"A or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
PIANOFORTE, DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, PAINT.
INGS BRONZES CARPETS, CHANDELIERS, LACE
CURTAINS, SILVER WARE AND MANY RARE COSTLY
WORKS OF ART AT PUBLIC AUCTION
A RARE CHANCE FOR PARTIES COMMENCING
HOUSEKEEPING.
A. q BURNHAM Auctionoer, will sell this day tues
day all furniture &C., contained In the elegant five
story residence a West Sixteenth street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, sale commencing At
lOx O'Clock. Drawing Room-Rosewood Pi.nofore, tour
round corners richest instrument offered at auction this
season. rosewood Etageres, lined with satnwood superb
Suits with French brocate marble top Centre
Tables Bookcase Encoienures Cabinets Reception Chairs
Velvet and Brussels Carpets Lace Curtains Oh Paintings
and Bureaus, Bedsteads Wardrobes Comedies
Hair and Spring Mattresses pair linen Sheets pair
Table Buet elegant sets ruby crystal Glassware Table
Tea Service Basement and Kitchen Furniture N. THE
auconeer would call particular attention Of his friends and
the public sale the catalogue comprising the largest
richest assortment Household Furniture offered auction
The furnished less than months and s
in complete order. Sale peremptory
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MIsCELLANEOus.

MISCELLANEOUs.
Al w YRADLEY's DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DoU.
n BLE) EPRING SKIRT will not BEND or BREAK
ka the single spring, but wiz preserve PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE more than TWICE as LONG az any
SINGLE sPRrEG SKIRT that ever HAS ar CAN be MADE.
They not EQuAfLED In Elegance, Elasticity, Dura-
bility. Comfort or Economy.
Reta,cd in ALL FIRST CLASS STORES whoesaled By
the manufacturers VESTS, BRADLEY a CARY ~ CAam
bers and ~ aud 81 Readc streets.
A --CoREs, BUNToNs TNGROwINu NAILS TENDER
n. Feet, &C. cured by Dr. >. BRIGGS Surgeon chiropo
dist 2l2 aud x0 broadway Briggs Aileyator and Curative
for corn buslans Sc sold by druggists and seat " NAIL
10 cents, 81, 81 and s.
DEwARE or COUNrERFRTrs
ID and unrncpiei dealers endcay0ring ~ dispose Of their
nd oiher pfsparauons tac reputation attained
IELMBOLU'S 8ESUJNE YlsIspERAlLONa.
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MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIoNRER
M sTEAM TUG NIA0ARA Ar AUCTION

-
III. LUDLOW co. win sen At auction on Wednesday.
lying At SSs OF Of Js Ss Ss.. East r;
boiler made Of the materially length IS feet beam 6
al any time previous sale. Terms cash.
EHsd MEK hEotsEoEp FURNITURE
being Nah & s a s9s ss HOVER
LUDLOW CO win :. sell ih At sScsion on wsdnss
Ss;Esf Pu GIsnT iHs sssms
being the stock Of the above old and we'll known
retiring from Walnut TN ssss soo .s
cniisd Maple Psror Library Bedroom and Dininsroom
Of The bs. ~ mat xos s1a 4.
Descriptive catalogues may had At the once Of The sue
toneers No The warerooms will be open on
Tuesday, April I, for inspection
HEoRroAaR sALE-BENJ. p: FA!RCHILD, AUG,
w sH thus dS and
ne ys Bsnss SIai also s
r. m fEs
q forty second street and Ninth avenue gray Horses
one ut IN
M DOUGHTY, Aycr1oNEER, WILL SELL. THIS
tsnsr. az n Carpet
I Ioa,l wssdcbs. Hal
Here together with aiot Of second hand Furniture TO pay
NHw YORK OOs ssSEFRHEa s sztan COMPANY
q has Ss s. % ~ the
he New York Consolidated Stage Company and offers the
s ssssss.;y ssd s Ss ''Fsss s
a rm os aS sso Nay thirteen
.5ss ns .na Ferry Lint.
Line.
f SroadWsy sornsr r1 Thirty ninth street
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A ale q over $1,000 worth q AMI rAAAMn .A
ELsGS aPf
VELVET. BRUSSELS AND s ISsn sS c%sfSss
~
S'''1 P iHS AND i SRsA%INa ROOM FURNITURE
SUITS covered French satin brocs.si and reps Turkish
Easy cbss and Lounges 70 match rosewood Centre and
as ss Sn
Of OH Paintings, Engraving large Mirrors and Chands
b9 SovEe oosT ss5
elegant Instrument with round corners SsauSy
strung bass iron plate French ACTION octave;
ss!s Chair. EosEs: srG:: cSst TsSis Bod ISsnYs:
&C. ' Sale positive Deposit required dsi' > 80
UCrIoN NoTICE.-LARdE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT
and %ahSogsny HSasshoS ruInSss pa1S
tSassr sen By essaiosns. this day !Tassasy5 xp!l
n. s YSartssah nsSr Eighth svenas sCnssns q
s
s
: ss S so. nsas:
8, o 1l
sosV % ssS 1% sna au
Gssswsre magninoent silver Tea sets Cake baskets Cas-
1S s4 e. A a.. al ne
Basement Furniture which embraces large desirable
Ct ss Inc
above house Is in exceent condition and q superior manu-
dom met with.
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AfANURE.-PRoposALs FOR THE MANURE or TIVE
M horses Of the Sixth Avenue Railroad tor year. iron
May win Nc fccivcd by the Superintendent. Sixth avenue
rcrnsr Forty Gfth street
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HENRY ID. MINER AUCrIONEER.--s LESROOM 81
Il Nassau street. opposite Post Office MINER SOMER
VILE, win sell NJ auction Thursday April nj i0x o'clock
Genicoi Household turnture consisting In part of rose
wood suit IN blue Reps, Black aud Gold Enamclcd Cottage
Suits French Plate Mirrors Brussels aud Ingram Carpets
Elegant rosewood scvcnoctayo Panoortc Marble Top Ia
bcs edeads Feather aud Straw Beds Mattresses, Tables
Mirrors Lounges, Curtains ksehen Utensils, Glass ware,
Crorkery he, Be
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DRY GOODS.


A T GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE,
IA Fashionable shades and styles in Bonnet Ribbons Straw
Bonnes Hats and Boomers received daily from both
ufacturers and auction.
Bargains Bonnet silks Millinery Laces Embroideres
Gloves Hosiery, Ladies' Kid Gloves Linen Handkerchief
&C., &c. EDWD. RIDLEY,
81 and Six Grand and 66 Allen streets,
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
PROPOSALS

sOn OOO CTGARs-AT LESS THAN PRESENT
OUU.UUU cost 10 manufacture, at New York Cigar,
Manufacturing Company a. CHEEKS Agent 70 Murray St
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

yI,uE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE PLEASED TO RE
ceiye for OF the goods as heretofore sold by
Mcssrs Bros which they guarantee TO deliver OF tbs
sane auauty and under same trade marks.
j. G. RUNkLE a co, 81 Broadway,
After May |, lZl Liberty street
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Also two brigs unknown.
gAII.En

2d-Stcamers United Htates Kcnncbec Lucy, Sea Dull,
America, Kingasher, rhets; barks Lord, Edw Abro
Reck, Marco Poo isis; briggs Troop Georganna; schrs
R,yelone John Rose, Croker, Village Queen, Lorng,
Williams, Seguine, o Binns Bergen, II Willctts
Person.
3d-Sld steamship Ariel banks Pailas, Panic Statra
ships Chas Duncan stetson: brgs w Barter, Penni
man, w Eaton, Lucy Haywood.
Wind al sunset s.
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U,RENCH FLUrING FOR SKIRT AND DRESS TRIM.
mings-An materials punctualy geed and delivered In
ali parts OF the city, . Mrs. GOLDENS New York and
Brooklyn French Fiung Embellishments Is Amity street
and M and Blocker street, New York. and 26f Fulton
street Brook1yn
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MIsCELLANEOUs

CORNs. BUkIoNs, INGROwING NAILS, &C. CURED
" without pain by DIR. RICE, % Bowery Citizens Bank
Rice. Annihator cures corns Bunions Chblsins &C. BY
mail 80 and 81
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VxJILLIAM ABBOrT AUCTONEER, OFFICE, NO. 4
Nv East Broadway sells on Wsdnssday az loH ociocs
Anvls Wees Forge and Bench Tools large lot Of Pat
terms Wagon and Harness, &C.
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@ HERMAN L CO., MORTGAGE
y. Sale-By virtue Of several chattel mortgages Will
sell at public auction this day Tuesday, April at io
place OF West Thirty ninth streets The entire Fly
and Pressing House, Wig: Kettles Metal Coolers,
Presses, Scales and Beams Furnaces settings 6c OF
Ties, Pans, DPper Trough Press Screw Screw
on said premises Sale positive Every lot win be sold to the
highest bidder without By order Of Ferdinand
KIrzman, Esq, attorney for mortgage
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-04-13

Diafrhea and Dysen:ery.-We have examined
great number of letters from some of tie most
prominent citizens Of Cincinnati aud Covngton etc
speaking in the highest terms of DR.. Strickland
nti-Choiera Mixture for the of darrhca and
dYsentery. The letters are too long publish. Mr.
woods OF Coviugtnn- saws he pronounced .ncura-
bic by the best doctors in Cincinnati and one bottle OF
Dr. StrIckiants Anti-Cholera Mixture effected per
maneni cure. after suffering for with tie worst
form oi diarrh9a and dySenterv.
Another says he was discharged from the United
States service after having suffered in the hospital for
mouths as incurable, aud a last resource tried
Stricklands Anti Cholera Mixture he got well direct
~ AMI has entered the again in good health
One man writes he has cured eio yerv bad
Cases OF darrhoea and q, senery an tie barracks he
As III VITA one bottle OF this valuable me-iicine In
fact could ill half paper with similar item, from
sheSe letters. Why does not government secure
this valuable preparation Our ought be sup
pied with It. 1t i but short time since one at onr
men Law in verT low con Ion one OF our Cincin-
natl Hospitals, his wife for the doctors con-
slfered his an hopeless She however gave him
StrlcklaDfs tCholeTa Mixture. and in thrre weeks
he was able 10 hona with his wife to New Rich
mont. ONO. All these cases righ az home speak for
themselves. We hope all the soldiers will pat bot
tie OF IN their knapsack> ii tie N or some
OF their comrades II l. for sale by Druggists at 80
cents per hottie.