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GOOD LOT OF BLEACHED AND
"A BROWN DOMESTIC, also goodlo OF Cotton Yarn
~ 'V ''O'' JR. PACE 4 co.
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No, TTTT
LAND SALE.
no. ll3.l
LAND SALE.

Bys.irtuc Of Writ of Neuiitioni ESponas, issued
from thcocc of the Clerk Of the District Court '' 'ne
tiJ st,,cs for the Eastern District ot Tennessee, on
the sth dny of March, 1865 to directed will expose
To public sale for cash in hand the ls day Of May
Is55 or succeeding days a, the Court House door In
Knoxville. Tenn One Tract Of Land as the properly oil
Martin ~ Bird, and all his right aud title there," 'or '
r r his natural life which said tract VI land Is stu
,tci in the 2l civil district Of Polk county, Tenn. at
Joining the lands of J. Boyd, Harriet smith and other
condemned as forfeited to the United States by decree
Of said Court q, the November term 1861. -
b. MbDANNEL,
T. s. Mucbai, DIST J.. Tenn.
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IF YOU WANT 4 GOOD SUIT OF
! CLOTHES, don't fail to call at =. N. Pace Co.'S
They have handsome stock.
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Correspondence.

The following correspondence was handed III LOO
late for publication last week, but will explain IT.
self now;
KNOXVILLE, Tenn March Is, 1868
Colonel l.. s. Trocbridgc
We have learned to-day with profound regret
that YOU yacatc the Office of Provost Marshal Cen
eral of East Tennessee, to enter upon more STIR
ring and active field of duty, at your own request
Your term of service has been brief but long
enough to convince the people of East Tennessee
that you have been guided by sense OF Justice
Your courtesy and gentemanly bearing have en-
deared you to all the citizens who have had occasion
to visit your Office upon business
We, therefore, take pleasure in rendering to you
this testimonial of our prsonal regard, and trust
that in the new field of service upon which you
enter, you will not only render your country val
liable service, but do honor to yourself
We are very respectfully
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l AIDES, YOU ARE RESPECTFULLY RE
QUESTED to call and examine large and complete
assortment of Prints. Dress Goods, shawIs,
EIanuCIs. Dcl.ainc>. Iibscys' hosiery,
]. Il. PACE CO.'S
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EDocl Nn.loH Z Son rs, wj0iu~ d. Joha.oD.

EU0cT Ndr8E0V z Non ~ WW7i0m i J0husoN.
IRON THE ALLEGATIONS OF THE
bl which TO- appears that the defendant has
absconded gone beyond the limits Of this State 1t order
ed that publication be made for four weeks
lows Whg notifying said defendant appear the Chan
Gerry Court at cambridge the I'd Monday April next then
and there make defense the b the will taken
for confessed and set for hearing parte.
marlbIw pih WM GALBRAITII, G. M
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% RY G. o o % S,
GROCERIES,
Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Ready Made Clothing, &C., &C.,

which are entirely fresh from Cincinnati and purchased from
best houses and will be sold at reduced prices
ask careful examination of stock ard prices, be-
eyng that please all who wish to purchase We nave
experienced and accommodating clerks who viii take pleasure
showing goods whether wish purchase or not
Our motto will be- "Quick Sales and Small Profits, and for
this purpose determined to sell our goods at the very
lowest prices.
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,ENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL
~ consult their interest by calling and examining the large
R. PACE 4 CO.'S
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Banner of freedom, by ireomcn unfurlod
Beacon of hope To a waiting world!
Shining above is the starry throng,
A rife in the mHky clouds of wrong
Clouds that shall roll from their beams of light
Till the whole round dome is blue and bright.
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Yonr friends and obedient servants,

orricr pHoyosr MARSHAL GENERAL or L. Tenn,
Kpes~Io, Tenn. March 90, 1863
n, Messrs. 4. A. Evle, John w. Fleming, Charles j.
ucEnueu W. c. Kyle, S. f. GrVh, s. ). W.
Ltckeu, 7. Dickinson, and others:
GrNTIrMEN-Your kind favor of the 18th in
slant was handed to me this evening, and is recciv-
od with the lveliest emotions of gratitude. Many
months before was ordered to East Tennessee my
attention. was attracted by the unhnching loyalty
of It's people. valanty had she striven by peace
ful means for the old Government, and when at
last by gigantic fraud, the State was dragged into
nm alliance repugnant TO every sentiment OF honor
and LOYALTY she stood with an unbroken 'front.' firm
ne an adamantine rock against the angry bilows OF
treason and rebellion that dashed against her from
every side She did not hesitate to vlndlcate, by
the sword, the sentiments peaceably expressed at
the ballot-box, and the bones OF her gallant dead
now whitening score of battledelds are an endur-
Inc, monument of her Nalor and patriotism.
II was but natural that my sympathies should
ho enlisted in behalf of such people and it was
with delight that hailed the order which brought
me here. al -.
In discharrinr the responsible and oftimes per.
picking duties of the office just vacated by me, !
have been actuatcd by the sole desire OF doing equal
and exact justice to all If my course has met th'
appreciation of the loyal people OF the country, II
source of sincere gratitude and great pleasure
am about to go away to take part in what hope
and trust will be the closing scenes of this grea
and bloody war. When | return, if kind Proyi'
dencc shall permit me so to do, trust we shall b'
faradvanced in the holy cause of saving our great
and good Government
with every assurance of my highest regard, be!
leave to remain,
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
l., s. TRowBR1pGE,
C,lonol 10th Michigan Cavalry.
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wM. GALBRAITH, c, 4 NJ.
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LAND SAlN

u.s. llu,loL DnL b. Tenn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
Port OF New York. December o, 1865.

CLEAkED.
Steamship City Of Baltimore Br), McGuigan Liverpool
Steamship St Andrew tBr,. Scott Liverpool-wiliams
Steamship Evening Star, wimpenny, Havana and New
steamship Missouri Shaw. New Orleans-Garrison 4 Al.
Steamship santee. Conn Mobilc-starbuck 4 wheeler
steamship Effort Deiano Aoeue,F = schmidt !.
Allen.
Steamship Nevada, Carpenter savsnnah-wasemau Goo
Steamship Virgo Buckley savsnnah-Murray 4 Nephew.
Steamship Euterps Eldridge, savannah-Lvngston. For
steamship Hunter. Rogers. savannah-L L Jones'
Steamship Andnlusa, Bursley Chareston--A Leary
Steamship Cumberland Dearborn wiimington-Muray
steamship Fl Cid Hobart, Newborn. Nc-c Goodspced.
,sn ssser r aa Rich
rnond--G Heinrken 4 Palrnore.
Hs;.:.. E Par Norfolk City Point and
sIeamshp Mayaower, RObinson, Alenandria-J Hand,
Steamship KeRncbec Edwards Phiadelphia-Thorn
steamship rranconia. Sherwood Porsiand-n crom
Steamship wyando,,s, Arcy, Boston-whtney Hataa-
Steamship warrior Mott rrovldcnce-Neptune Steamship
ship WIN Wilcox. MAn.sr. San Francsoo-R n Cooley 4
ship Marianne No.tebohn, Lamb, Lverpool-Howand
ship Emil HAM, opken. Bremen via Philadelphia
BARK wmburn tBr Mckenzie, Cork for orders-Mccoll &
Bark Stella tBrem), seenerafc Bremen-H Koog Co
Bark Haydn tBr), Steffen, Pernambuco-W Schmidfs
inspuAn.
BARK Minnie Brh Amsbury 80 John, NB-Peabody WINS
BARK Gray, Gray, Key West and Apalachicos- Ben.
Brig Henrietta CBr) Doe, Bermuda-Mccon Firth.
B conaae1s Br I IycSs GaSass ss-B Small
Brig Iubal Cain lBrl Long So Maris,E D Hurlbut Co.
sssr chapman sSr, Anderson s. John Mp
scSr Srssisr, Mitchell, charlss,on-N xccready
Co,
s ssS f Ssss ss. SsHrGs Ssg 7s.
Steamship ibsrnan Br,. Duscn. Liverpool NOV ~ via
NJ ysss Nav o ps: Nov xs
ma.s and e James Raynos r., Dec y. Pm
ss ssss S - e. . s :sA :s
showing Dutch soIo,. From nsysns 70 Has'eras e1ps-
sssm.sp sansss ss, inst with
1s S and a. o 70 % Ell T Creole ss.
s!ss@.Sip tsirsas Winter, Washington, DC via Norfolk,
steamshp Baltimore Lewis washington DC via Alesan.
steamship Deiswsrs tsrj, Thomson .PhradsIphIa, a
hours 70 Tspsces Bros Co. 70 finish loading nfs for ysOO
Cary PASSED caps Of Good Hope Oct J,
shp Fsyn, Nelson London s. days VIII mdss 70 Thcs
Durham Nov 30 Peter NATIVE q wne
and then overheard, and was lost
ssp rerpeG Eoeinson on 20 r ann Mnr ~
Nov lS ia AIS lon 20 saw ship Cornelius onnnei
ingE.
Ship WIN Rockingham, Qualey Bordeaux 80 days with
wine, &c, 10 Bovd Hincken.
Barf Union tsr Damage Bonslre 20 days with salt 70
wheelvrfaht CO. Dec lat ~ o. lon " 90 boarded ship
Caprcra r) Anderson from shanghae forNew York (ar
rived To- dayL and received supply OF provisions .
material from brig Alice Leonard ashore on Maryland beach,
Brig Atosesia IBr) ruro Demasra n days with sugar,
70 MCoh Firth Had very hsavv gales the entire passaec
VIII s' e ss 'ss ssss &
TAM dimasted, wsseriosged and abandoned-beforc re-
'I Bns WIN Nash lBr Mcbride. corpwsns Ss, 10 DAYS
with poAIoes Mp peroh Ace
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schr Harmony tBrl. Nickerson, Port MARIA ia nsy~
with ls2wood. "A 10 HreL Son Co IN on -.
schr Moses WAs7ng Plummer, ~ Anafe"s' - " 49,
with timber, 70 Snow a Richardson.
Il ehr vapor. Bognrt, Savannah.
Sohr Willie Dill Gordon, Wilmington, NC; = as.r
schr Mary Louisa, Gaspee, Washington NC
schr Rescue, Kelly, Philadelphia for salem
Behr Metcalf, Rogers. Philadelphia tor boss01.
Sehr Thos Potter. Racket Phiadelphia Tor rnn hiSoS
Schr Fly Cheeseman Phiiadelphia for Fall River.
scr John Henry, Mare Philadelphia Tor p,enee
sehr Gess Carol Mshoey philadelphia Tor
Schr ID u steelman Smith, Philadelphia Tor New haseu
schr Lizzie Talbot Jonesport 20 days.
schr James Henry, Oliver Rockland.
Schr Matthew Vasssr Jr, Christie, Warefam.
Schr Wide Awake. Hamilton. Chatham.
Schr eliza Neal Weaver New Haven for Philadeipha.
schr D Ingraham, Dixon, Portland. Ct
Schr sally Gay, Spelman, Albany for New Haven
Schr ID French Jones Rondout for Boston.
Schr Otis, Garlic Rondout for Boston.
Schr Agenaria, Burgess, Rondout for Roston.
scbr Champion, CLARK, Poughkeepse for Boston
REiuRsEp soop Strong, Strong hence, returned TO
land some cotton picked up at
SAILED
Steamships Allemania, City of Baltimore, Pennsylvanfa,
Ariadne. Andausa Santae Vixen FL CID, Evening STAR
st Andrew Missouri Nevada Hunter Virgo. Euterpe. Ban
Jacinto, Adele, Hatteras, Niagara Cumberland.
Wind at sunset > e. with snow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

for 81 yotns r.; eth bark campsie tBr) Hooks.
from DO for Belfast with loss.of bowsprit by cosoni
FALL RIVER Dec 6-5id schrs Thomas Borden Wright
mgson; benedict Case and stsphen Hotchki Raoket
GALVESTON, Nov 2s-An schr Oregon, Jordan, frod
KEY WEST, Nov 27-Ar stsamer Key West Hathorn, n
MACHfAsPoRT, Dec 4-si brig Sarah Bernice. STEWART
NYork; schr Reno, Lambert. do. .H.As.
NORFOLK, Dec 6-sId schr VIM Howe, Anderson, New
NEW LONDON Dec Arr schr Lewisvlle tBr), Taylor
NYork for = John thsvng been ashore on Race rom
Iianei boston; schrs d Bearse sherman Dig GAR
na watson wsSS BOSTON, sn
Kenyon NYork; War Eagle Kelly Providence; STAR Crol
M Mss Semport; Edgewaer, Fisher, Providence; viii
den, Neal WORK; Qnickstep, Richardson, NYork; e
Raymond sgns scs,Sn qpsa 9ays Boston sns
Farr, sisloy, saagas; Thomas Arnold NYmk; + "
vsnx Powell Austin, Davis and Four Sisters sheerer
BOSTON, Reinhart, Hand salem; JAS Martin Myic ana
John rss Long sss Rich
BORDEN Boren Fall River Below ship st Peter from Liv
erpoo; another ship supposed the Mermac, from Liver
Edward ren Oliver Callao; schrs y Dean Babbitt ana
Mary Fletcher Tracey, Boston.
adelpha 5t tehr Prescott Freeman Baltimore sid 9Th,
schr Sarah J Vaughan, Vaughan, Philadepha;
Ds prnss Ezabethport Ierrim.n
stli-Arr schr Gen Howard, Johnson Nyork bound 10
Sid schrs Julia Rich, Higgins Nyork sisk Ingalls, do;
Carlisit, sheldon do Minerva, Brghman' do; sioop
sbLEM Dec SID brig Harp from Bangor for Savannah
scbr Marietta Tlton. Fritzneer, Philadelphia wa Giou-
WIiMINGroN, NO, Dec Arr Raleigh. waiser;
NYork ca Str schrs Hattie Ross Poland, WORK 7th
Burnett wilson DO
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Total deposits $50 24s, 764
From the above sum total, however, deduction must
be made for redeposts which reduces the aggregate 70
$27 $40 The Director says that the receipts during
year the New York Assay office have been in gold
S. $50 260 and in silver $3.50 Ill., makinga total value
Of s557037l In addition TO hc three sent pieces the
Director recommends the passage of law authorizing
i've cent coin to be composed Of nickel and copper aoy
which he thinks would be popular substitute for
the five cent note and would have tendency TO
force out OF circulation the smaller denominations OF
the fractional paper currency He says, IN country
Astounding in the precious metals and with siiv9 ordi-
nary in excess Of all demands tokens or coins OF infe
ror alloy should be permitted TO take the place per-
manently of silver in the coinage OF pieces above the
denomination OF three cents II the nickel alloy coin OF
Ave cents should be adopted provision Says the DIRECTORY
Should be made for redemption in currency in sums
Of not less than one hundred dollars and that similar
provision should be made for redeemng the three cent
pisces in sums of sixty dollars. Accompanying the re-
port tables OF interest," from which extract
statement of the total amount OF coinage Of the mint
and It's branches from their organization in 1898 TO the
close of fiscal year ending June 80 1865, to which
have added the coinage from the date Of the closing
Of the report TO the SOth of November last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

TRoy, Dec. ., 1855.
Last night tho ONCE Of Roy Co. at West Troy, adjon-
ins their exeasve mills, entered by burglars. They
darkened and deafned the doors and windows by pack
ing shaws over thcm and then blew open two safes,
from which they extracted $40 600 in seventhrtIes
sia 900 In bank bills and 1900 in specie. They made
their escape with the money and there no clue 10 their
identity There was a private Waterman in the mill
some distance from the ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
Brutal Murders In Ossego County.


Another fnghtful murder has been committed In Con-
tral New York On Thanksgiving Day II was discovered
that Mr. crandall and his wife, the former sixty and
tho latter sixty Ave years Of age had been brutay muir.
dered at their residence at coonsown in oscgo county
about elk miles from ridgcwater, on the New Berlin
road. Mr. Crandall was shot through the heart and the
brains OF bis wife beaten out with bludgeon.
There was 5000 in the house, which was not found by
the murdcrcrp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married. 'a.ss--s''''

cRosaoS-K sGEr Ion Thursday, November %, by the
Rev. Alvah wiswoll Mr. JOHN A. erosion 70 Miss KATIE
KNIGHT, both of this city No cards
MYRos-BuRKE --On Thursday, November 30, at H.
Stephens church, by the Rev. j. W. Cummings, ID. ID.
WI ~ MyRoN 70 MARY II. BrRKg. all Of this city.
Ro0ws--LnsAR E.--At s. Lukes church, New Orleans,
Wednesday, September 90 by the Rev. G. g. Hedges,
Mr. +. G. RoGEiss, Of Gainesville, Ala, 10 Miss ADA c.
LEGARE, Of Now 0Tioans
RKLyKA-HARDY. Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December
D. by The Rev. G. g. Gilbert THOMAS w. REIYEA 10 HAIR
Rigr A., eldest daughter Of Mrs. Caroline Hardy, Of
Brooklyn.
Albany aud Boston papers please copy.
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IN WILLIAMS TO MAYOR 0UhThsh.
0FvIcs or THE AsEnoas EaiGRAsr oo,s

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 5, 1855.
The Collector Of Internal Revenue, by Instructions
from Washington, is vigorously enforcing the law
curing stamps upon dray tickets coal tickets and other
receipts for the delivery Of property He has also seized
the stock and closed cigar mandatory for false
turns Of goods made and sold and for improperly keep
ing the required books
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
The Hudson River Railroad Depot In
Poughkcepsse.

F"""""NHfsFbf UsV y, 1000
Superintendent Toucey, Of the Hudson River Railroad
has ordered the removal Of the ruins caused BY the de-
sructon Of the depot Of shst company In this city by
IRE and BY 10 morrow or Monday will have good accom-
modations ready for Abe travelling public The railroad
eating house having asc been destroyed that institution
viii hereafter occupy the freight house belonging 10 the
COMPANY VI this place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
The widow OF " stonewan" jackson In
. Destitute Condition.
Oar n~~ O ross

me Houston Texas Telegraph publishes letter from
Aaisnguisbcd clergyman in Virginia TO the effect that
NJ widow Of "stonewsl" jackson is in most destitute
ka&citlon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

NALL AT IL, BaOA DwAy NEW YORK. EASEMENT,
~ your Vines and Brandes.-None but pure native
grape Wines and Brandy all AXE and warranted
pure productions OF grapes grown In sandusk " ana me
islands Erie, sold at the following prcosFirst
quality Brandy IS gallon SO case 50 bottle: Second do s5,
gallon SIS case 81 50 bottle; Port Wine 81 gallon $40 case,
- gallon, go case 81 bottle; sherry 90 80 sslon y cise.
Isabella So gallon SS case, bottle; pint bottles in
propo orion. Orders promptly filled. h. r DEWEY
1871 Broadway, tbasemeut), New York.
TNIyORCEs-PRIvATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
~ subject 10 this aud other States All law business at
tended to on the square. saNN
+. 1. KING, Counsellor at Law, 335 Broadway.
INVOICES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT
publicity Other good prosecuted without fee untii
we succeed Advice free. M. HOWES attorney and Conn-
selor, 10 Nassau street.
no TO THOMAS n. AGNEws. go AND 2s2 GREEN.
vJ witch street. OF Murray, and there win ind
Teas Coees Fish Flour and everything else cheaper thar
any store New York. One price house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

GurlERRyz--On Saturday, December 3, al Rose Lawn,
West Farms, ", the wife Of Alonx0 Gutierrez Esq,
Of q SON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 LII CORNs BUNIONS, IN0ROWfNG NAILS
"A tender feet chilbans, 10 cured by using Brgg
Modern Curative. Sold by drugyiAs and sent by mail
DR.. j. BRIGGS ChFopodisi, 2o8 and w bro adway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
S HIPPIN G NE w S.

yoRK-rHIs
RisKs. u NOON RISES. morn
SUN ssTs.............. IS HIGH wArER s...eye Is
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Out despatched with great and prompts
itude As much Judgment will be used In the Sc
lection OF the soods though the parties were on The spot
satisfaction and feel certain THAI once
your orders vewn command your future ~.
''o'"s' TRIMMED DERBYs AND JOCKEYS.
of felt velvet beaver for ladies' misses and chidren
positively largest variety In New York ranging n
from We call especial attention 10 these and
ask an inspection OF our stock.
Goods put up good style and expressed to al parts or
the United States, collcctabe on delivery.
STRANGERS GUIDE
Take The cars from the Astor House Canal street. tell
the Conductor you ont Tenth street The propre
tors employees Of the hotels will direct strangers 10
s.~
l26 Sixth avenue.
NJ T. HIGGINS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
HIGGINS SIXTH AUENUE
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.

Strangers visiting this city shond not fail 10 examine
extensive display making their selections the Mil
iinery line We guarantee you saving OF at least Is pei
cent This humbug but plain, positive fact wa q
the skeptcal must admit On comparing price The iol
lowing difference Is apparent:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

DuBLIsaED THIS DAY.
HYLTON HOUSE
AND ITS INMATES, ~x~
BY the author Of The Hen'pecked Husband;" Family
Faiiings, a., DC. ,s
SoT,oSs sR6n firr ENGLISH Press.
The author Of 'The Hcnpecked Husbandn has given
another refreshing aud delightful novel; full Of vivid and
glowing life pictures animated and deeply interest
narrative The book OF the most readable OF the
scason.--AhenBum.
This delightful book the plot Ia deeply interesting, the
well tho brilliant and well
tanned and the dcnoument CONNIE raut u the work OF
a gifted artis-IsondDn Quarterly
Price Mailed OF postage receipt of price
y. A. BRADY, Publisher, - Ann street, Now York
CCHTLBERG's GERMAN Observation-Disclosures
= cure without the slightest danger for Piles old
Wounds Scfofua Snrheun all Bone and Skin Diseases,
For sale ut % Bowery and BY all principal Druggists
THIS ESTABLISHMENT ADVERTISERS IN THE NEW
York Hersdcorns Bunicns Inverted Nails, &C, cned
without pain By Drs RICE K HART, IS boweTy, corner
Canal Rices Annh!atcr coras, bunions, &c. DR..
Lice ia attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

TTOT SODA WATER APPARATUS.
II Druggists others wishing TO keep this destined 10 10
popular winter drink have the apparatus put COM
picte al short notice sdapted any araught in
A. VAN WINKLE, Drvgguist, Newark D.
BosroN 1865. Having Van Wrinkles Hot Soda
Apparatus In succes u opepton and examined the modus
and do checrfuy recommend being
we'll adapted FOR the purpoxe and will furnish coed supply
ANAL and LITTLE trouble GO D. BOWS, Msnlacturer
OF Soda Apparatus, US Washington st Boston, Mass
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UNITED STATES MINT.
REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR.
--->~-~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~-
The Coinage from 1898 to the
Present fine.
The Mineral Wealth of the
Country.
Il
wHERH THE SILVER GOES.
&c. &c. Ae.
REPORT OF THE DIRECTOR.

From tho annual report OF the Director Of the United
States Mint Mr. James Pollock Philadelphia, learn
that the amount OF bullion received the mint and its
branches during tho fiscal ending June 80, 1865
fellows
Silver ........................ 1,1s3,405