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~ T--s-
Churches.
New Rochelle. y Y
pr. VI ia ks0l. ny S.f-I feel u a pleasure thus
oi my ownLrcori o. bear testimony the excellence
&c tGe Germll Biticrs. some years since being af
t.ctci with dyspepsia. used them with very bened-
clt results. have u.teu recommended them TO per
sons clfeehled 10y that tormentnE disease and have
heard from them the most hlftcfng testimonials as
% theiT great vliIc In eases OF general debility
believe 10 q be atonic that ca-not be surpassed.
J. NJ LYONS
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WAR CLAIM NCY.
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~. IGN. Nineteenth stree

From the Rev NJ. lyons. formerly pastor Of the
Columbus y. J D ami Nilestown, pa ) Baptist
fhurrhas-
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OFFICIAL.
The Ffrst csPps-Nstice to Veterans.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST CORPS, !
WASHINGTON, d. O., Dec. q, 1854. !

RnADQuARTKRs FIRST CoRPe,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. 81, 1854.
Veterans desiring TO enlist In the 1st Army
Corps, should report IN person at the ONCE Of
Col. O. +. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Chic Railroad Depot, Washington, d. q.
Any Veteran who has served two years, has
been hcnorably discharged, and is physically
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlissing will receive from the Gov
eminent bounty Of 1900 as soon as they are
mustered IN, and, in. addition, the regular IN
sealments from the Government, In proportion
70 the period of enlistment, as follows: SlOO for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
ment; e200 for two years service, one-third on
enlistment; 1900 for three years service, one
hind on enlistment
They win be credited TO the quota OF the
district in which they or their families may be
donieiled and will, therefore, be entitled to
local bounties
Free transportation will be furnished them
.oWashing gton by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession OF the
Government will bs furnished these troops,
and they Will be allowed to retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock :-l5S
Fstreet between 18th and 20th streets.
Office of the Board for the Examination OF
Offieers :-Brigadier General John II. Brooke,
president, le3 q street. between 18TH and 10Th
streets.
BY order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY Anderson,
dec TIT Assistant Adjutant 6enMel.
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CONFERENCE BY THE PRESIDENT.
Auspicious X eeults Arrived Mt

NEW YORK, April 9.-The Herald's Rich
mond correspondent says: "Mr. Lincoln EWas
ON the 4th informed, by Gems Weitzel and step-
ley, that Judge Campbell, rebel assistant Sec
retary OF War, and Mr.. Myers, member OF
the late rebel Congress, were awaiting an au-
dience in another room. The President ac-
companied by General Weitzel, Immediately
bnt short time, and was ad journed to the
flagship Malvern. The result OF the confer
ence cannot be made, but anpicious results are
known to be about to accrue from them
The correspondent contradicts the State
ment that the railroad TO Richmond was near
ly repaired. Not a working man has been put
upon the Southside Railroad. It is to have
Its guage changed, and take upon II our roll
ing stock.
Petersburg was IN command of Geaeral War
rem until the 5th, when General Hartsutf was
assigned the command, as military governor
The exact status of General Warren is now a
myster9, and he himself does not know what
particula duty he is to perform where he eH
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GREAT NEWS EXPECTED FROM
TEXAS.
The Rebel Army Ready When PAID tn
roL

VHtH AI1pSTaHC6s
CINCINNATI, April 1T is currently re-
ported in New Orleans that we shall soon
have news from Texas that will startle and
crafty the whole country. 1t is known that q
message has been received at Washington from
the trans. Mississippi department, proposing
that enough cotton should be shipped down
the river to pay off the rebel troops in Green
Bay, and that they should then be discharged
and allowed to take the oath OF amnesty.
new Legislature is then to assemble fresh from
the people, to decide the question Of in0epen-
dence return to the Union.
The rebel chiefs are in consideration OF q
special amnesty for themselves to exercise
their influence in electing a Legislature favor
able to reconstruction.
Great anxiety Is felt to learn the result: OF
General Lew Wallaces mission to Browne
Vile, and as to the purport Of the late commu-
nicati0ns with Galveston.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Juarez Coming to Washington.

SAN FRANCISCO, April The steamer John
fenhen. from Mazatlan, has arrived, bringing
soa 0O0 in treasure, and one thousand bags Of
silver. The Mazatlan Times, the Imperialiss
organ. piyes report that Juarez was en- route
for Cape ST. Lucas, whence he would sail for
The French naval expedition had sailed, it was
snnnosed for Guaymas. The Imperial force
had moved to Selanea. The correspondent Of
tha San Fran cisco Bulletin, writing from Ma.
nas,sr an March S, says: "JuareZ is still at
Gh,inanua, with his minister, raising troops,
thonch money, arms and ammunition are
scarce" The French steamer Off Victoria,
an transport d. W. Rhine, are az Santa Bur.
hada. on the coast Of California. They hope TO
obtain suppljes Of coal at San Francisco.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Mississippi River rRisins-Crevasse Above
Baton Rouge q Mile eWide-FOfrests Ar

Baton Rouge a Mile Wide-Forresrs Ar
my Breaking up.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2, via CAIRO, April g.
The Times says the monitors Usage and Mil
waukie sunk by torpedoes in Mobile Bay,
while attempting to get in range OF Spanish
Fort, are net very materially damaged, and
the True Delta saysit was the Essex and MIL
waukie which sunk, and will probably prove
loss Only six or seven lives were lost.
The Delta says Forests army lis breaking
mp, and large numbers are daily deserving and
going home-mostly Texans. One hundred
and fifty deserters are noted in one day.
Baton Rouge advices OF the Sd represent the
river rising. The cravasse, six miles above
Baton Rouge, on the west side. is one mile
wide, quite deep. and is still widening. The
country back is overfiowed TO the depth OF six
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PUBLIC HEALTH. TIE PRESS

Advertising hss been pronounced "uEd igniSed'
by the medical faculty. physician who adver
tises valuable remedy TO ffty people 10 his r,i-
va.e practice would receive tie eoid shoulder
from his PFC ofessional brethren, should be max
HE merits known to millions thr h the business
eolum ns Of a newspaper press. This may be dig
nided, but is il benevolent. humane, Or Jest ?
Whoever ie fortunate enough to discover or In
vent ythins that will prevent, or cure, or aie
viste human suffering ia bound to N axe il kLown
through every channel Of communication within
bis reach, TO the general public. For many years
the merits Of ROSTBTTERS CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS have thus been proclaimed
to the world. and multitudes have been restored
to health saved from fatal msladies IN eonse-
suenee. As new facts have been developed n re-
lation 10 the operation OF this most pure and po
tent of all etomachics and Alternatives, they have
been stated in simple language to the people Of
many lands; and if the proprsters Of the medicine
have derived profit from their dissemination,
thousands upon Thousands of individuals have
teen benefited thereby to an extent beyond all
estimate. In the West Indies, Canada. Australia
and South America. HO5TETTER's BITrERs are
now recognised AZ the sOle specific for Dyspepsia,
the best pofsi safeguard against epidemes, and
the finest inviaorant in cases of General Debility.
and the only diffuavs simuiant entirely free from
noaIous in gredients. apt2w
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HINT TO BOTH sEXHe-How TO GnN
AND RETAIN AFrEcrIoN.-It has been frequently
suggested that PLANTATION BIrrERs are, in
another form, the Elixir of Love" OF the
Ancients. That they do mnch TO quiet et"family
jars,o ard reconcile fretful wives to Cross has
bands, we verify believe. When domestic quiet
ia restored and eonnubisl felicity re- sns preme,
"How great the charm how sweet the bliss
That 6nds expression in Q kiss"
free and proper use of PLANTATION BlT-
TIERS viii inspire the souls Of beth sexes with
pure and high toned sentiments OF afeotion,t
and capacity for rare sud exquisite en,symsn
in each others society. Remember there 10 DO
place like home, and no passion ike love-snd
nothing to link the two together and you to both
like the great Family Blessing, PLANTATION
BIFflRS. sp7-fw
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

Il. N
0rdereG: That q salute of two hundred guns
be fired at the headquarters OF every army and
department, and at every post and arsenal in
the United States, and at the Military Acade-
my at West Point, on the day Of the receipt of
this order, in commemoration OF the surrender
OF General H. E. Lee and the Army of Northern
Virginia, to Lieutenant General Grant and the
army under his command. Report of the re-
ceipt and execution OF this order to be made to
the Adjutant General, Washington.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lP PEOPLE WHO SUFFER from the dull stepidity
that meets every where in spring. and tos often
in all seasons of the year, knew how quick il could
be cured By taking AYERS SARSAPARILLA 20
better neiehbors as we'll ss clearer heads to deal
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS,
REyOICINGs OF THE PEOPLE.
DuIr anEI puTa

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-The glorious sn-
nonncement Of Lees surrender. received here
about nine O'Clock was telegraphed TO all sec
uens OF the city, and was announced In several
OF the churches.
The Ledger sfBce was illuminated In five
minutes. Independence Hall bell was rung
ny oroer OF the Mayor This summoned the
were fired. The steam fire engines whi.tIed.
and cheers made the whole city ring
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, April 9-Great rejoicing here.
fire and church bells ringing merry pesis
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Nor Pew OF sF PEE WORsr DISORDERS that
af let mankind arise from ptions Of the bood
HELEBoLp's IxTRAoT OF SARsAPbRiLLA is q rem.
edy OF the utmost value. nU-6m
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CoIsL1Rs HONEY SOAP.

CoLshIR's HONEY SOAR.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in sueh universa
demand. is made from the eAoi;te. materials, is
mid aud emoIieat in its nature, JragraTt.y scestd
and extremely tensGcia! in its action upon the
skin. For saie by sll Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, ian 23-eoly
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Wllardf.
GREAT sUCCEsS OF ALADDIN.


GREAT suCoEss OF ALADDIN.
THIS EVENING
CONTINUATION OF APPROVAL.
TIE Grand Oriental Spectacle.
Oz, TIE WONDERFUL LAMP
k:ses fntress assbnsr1t
Istrancip 9 Songs, and the
LIvJxG FOUNTAIN OF CoLoslD WlrERs.
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
GRAND MATINHl OF ALADDIN.
AToHEAP PRICES
80 Cents to any Seat in the Thss:sr.
FORD's NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET, above Pennsylvania Ayenu.
lAs9 seSRaE' S1sEr HgtF1 s6r + poER u or
MISS LAURA KEBNE.
50Es RERRE' RzG1E' 1.vn, g..
Olive, soldsmith's Glorious Comedy. in ave acts.
or 5hh fhs ssHGEs Hfs4Skfs Ta eSSPFs1ara 81 aIahr.
To hoEs ots n n FHE M4fE Farce
1Vrs0Aso0haeos95E[aifeeis s0ho9E fes sGssSnHissfSs sSHsfSis: Z:
uvith n Unprecedented Cast.
FslDAY-ssfhsss1 siss EHSss saS ks'iNisss RksNs. e.
oxFoRD: OXFORD. OXFORD.
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE.
ninth street. frontins On Pennsylvania avenue
4Yfso Hs1b 81
Read the names Of the Artists now perfo-m;n
MESsRs. COOPER AND RTlLps.
The Celebrated Double Clog Dancers.
Continusd 6ueeess of the folleyine ArtfsA.. a.
si's; + :: k.sS Isf EEssSSfFHHsshh = sSfHshIAsp.
AoN6. ANTONIO,
..u. HRAuK DIAMOND,
J. II. M6RTIMER,
eARRY eART1R,
-. KATH HAASON
| ..,,f The NIAOO BROrH sRs.
Mr.. J. o. lRANKLIE, .
Miss VIRGINIA OHAyMI
| Miss MARY TRAzIR,
4 And 70 other Performers. "
1 mon DAY next, Gr,t appearanee Of
1 M'LLH AHN1TrA 6ALLRTr1
1 RrimeaI Dsp seuse.
LApIIe HArIEJ1 SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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D0 There are two hundred applieatlons for
divorce on the docket Of the supreme iudicial
court OF Massachusetts. '1 sdl .ysrala
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SU RR ENDER OF LEE
AND
HIS WHOLE ARMY!
Grants Terms Accepted!

ALL THE ARMS, ARTILLERY, AND
PUBLIC PROPERTY TURNED OVER
TO OUR GOVERNMENT.
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7 A CLEAR, SYoorH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Cox.
PLIIog follows the use of HBLNBoLD'S COscEN.
fRlTrD FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILIA. 1t re-
she akin.
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SECRET DIsEAsEs.

San.ari risan', ,6ut is the most certain, safe and
edy ever discovered, Cures In two TO four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours No mineral,
no ne 6a,sam no mercury Only ten pills te be taken
do not want to be exposed, Male packages. 81; ie-
male -.
SamGri,an's Roo.and Berb Juicts-A positive and
permanent cnre for Syphilis, ofsla. Ulcers.
Sores Spots letters. &c. Price 81, or six bottles
foy s. Fold by 8. @. Ford See Advertisement. rnb
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GRANT WISHES TO SPARE LIFE.

LEE DESIRES THE RESTORATION OF
PEACE
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DENTISTRY.

TOOrH- ACHE CURED INsTANTLY BY TAA
Il external application Of DR; sIGES. ~
MONDB EsSENOE OF PALM1TTO. .lt6YYYR
yith The teeth aching, and relieves instantly, BY
Ais aid every decayed tooth San be cured and Pre-
Whites Metal Filling. 0heoplaetic Bone Teeth
inserted over roots at 260 Pa. av. mar - I'M
nENTIsrRY-Drs LOCK WOOD MERRILL,
~ Dentists. Room No. 2, Wsshipgton -
Building, corner Penna. avenue and Ith424s3l9
street. mar Sim
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To PuRIFy, RsRICE TIE BLOOD, BEAUrIFY the
complexion, use HRLHBoLD'S HIGHLY OoKcEs.
IRAIKD FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One
lettie equals in strength one gallon of the Syrup
u pecoction. m25-6m
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OFFICERS AND MEN PARoLED.
THE OFFICERS ALLOWED THEIR SIDE
ARMS AND HORSES.
THE OORREsPONDENeE.

LEES ARMY PERMITTED TO RETURN
HOME.
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FOB COLDS, COUGHS. BRONCHITIS. and sn
affections of the Lungs, take AYlR'S CHERRY
PECT0RAL, which is sure to cure them. pl-lw
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WAR DEPARTMENT.

W AK DEFARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., 93OP NJ, April O, 1866. I
Lieutenant General Grant.
Thanks be TO Almighty God for the great
victory with which He has this day crowned
You and the gallant army under your com.
mand! The thanks OF this department, and Of
the Government, and Of the people of the
United States; their reverence and honor have
been deserved, and will be rendered to vou
and the brave and gallant officers and soldiers
OF your army for all time.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WBAEyEss, &C.,
Can Be Cured by one who has really cured him elf
and hu nd reds of ethers and will tell you nothing
but the trpra. Address, with stamp.
HOWARD II. TRAvER,
mar , D& WHY Lock Box, Bosten, Mass.
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay OF Warning
and Instruction for Young Men. Alse, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary
and eexual Systems-sent free, in sealed envelopes
Address DR.. J. SKILLIH HoUsHroN, Howard Asso-
citation. Philadephia, Pa. NH -sm
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THURsroN's IVORY PlARL TOOTH Pew
sng the Teeth and 6ums. This elegant prepare
p, o. WILLS L co.,
Hor sale ~ all ruseists.
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1TOP THAT SCRATCHING,
Ard use WHBAT0NS ITCH OINTMENT. 1t
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 43 hours, also cures
Chillblains. Ulcers and all Ernptiors Of the Skin
Sold by all prug gsists. Il. D. GILMAN,
mar 23-ly $50 Pennsyfyanis yeuue.
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CREAr DISCOVERY IN DENT1sTRY
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
j weuld advise all persons having teeth -
10 extract to call at DIR. LEWIES ONCE, ~ 80
and have the m taken out without pain.
Also, call and examine the pector's new and tm-
proved method of inserting gARTIFIoIALT TEETH.
fyou see he great improve ment in his teeth.
yoa win have them in ether style Tran thn
new and vslNs one. Teeth inserted on 6old.
ediver and Rubber Pistes st the OLD Lf1cs, ss S Te
great change in gold. ~ .,
No. 242 Penn's avenues between IT'D and lstA
FtYeets:
tar G-E q. II. LHWIE, ID. Us penhE.
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Government Of the United States until prop.
efly exchanged. j will meet you, or designate
officers to meet any officers You may name for
the same purpose, at any point agreeable to
you, for the purpose of arranging definitely
the terms upon which the surrender of the
Army OF Northern Virginia will be received.
Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
US. GRANT. Lieutenant General.
APRIL ., ls65.-General: received at late
nsur your note OF to-day, in answer to mine
of yesterday. 1 did not intend to propose the
surrender Of the Army Of Northern Virginia,
bat to ask the terms Of your proposition. To
be frank, do not think the emergency has
arisen to call for the surrender Of this army,
but as the restoration Of peace should be the
sole object OF all, desire to know whether
your proposals would tend to that end. can
not, therefore, meet you with a view to sur
render the Army of Northern Virginia; but as
far as your proposition may affect the Confed.
crate States forces under my command, and
tend to the restoration OF peace, l should be
pleased to meet you at 10 a. m. tomorrow, on
the old stage road to Richmond between the
picket lines of the two armies.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
r. E. LEE, General,
Confederate States ARMY
Lieut.. Gen. u. s. GRANT, Commanding Uni
ted States Armies
APRIL 0, lS65.-Gene-dL R. T.. Lee, Command
ing {. s. A.:-General: Your note of yesterday
is received. As have no authority to treat on
the subject Of peace, the meeting proposed for
10 a. m. to-day could lead to no good. 1 will
state, however, General, that l am equally
anxious for peace with yourself, and the whole
North entertains the same feeling. The terms
upon which peace can be had are well under.
stood. BY the South laying down their arms
they will hasten that desirable event, save
thousands of human lives, and hundreds OF
millions Of property not yet destroyed.
Sincerely hoping that all our difficulties NAV
be settled without the loss OF another life,
subscribe myself, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
u. S. GRANT, Lieutenant General
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TIfLMBOLDT 1xTRAoT BuoHU 6IVls
ths paiiid chsei Debility ie accempAnisd y
Hspy slarniE ymptoms. and II no treatment 10
y1fs ensss. maj <-eD
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VKJgLLs, CkLEBRATID MACHINl-sPRlAp
w 0TRuNGTHININ6 PL ASr hrs Are TN VERY
hest in s eases fer which plastsr 10 required Per
naie by all eru4giets. ian 1l-eoiya
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Mr.. Collins will appear IN two Of his peculiar
acts to night, viz;
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A GRAND SALUTE TO BE FIRED IN
LIVERY PART OF THE UNION.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

~PA-A - CIV p III.
Hon. td'otn NJ. S'onton, Secretary Of Wa,:
demral Lee surrendered the army Of North.
ern Ffginia this afternoon, upon terms pro.
posed y myself. The accompanying addi.
tional arrespondence Will show the condi.
tions falF.
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Oufferers WITH CoNsUlrrwoE,
OAsTHMA, Bronchitis, or any disease
Of the Throat or Lungs, win be cheer
fully furnished, without charge, with the
remedy by the use of which the Rev.
EDWARD \. WmsoN, Of Williamsburg,
New York, was completely restored ia
health, after having suffered several
years with that dread disease, Consump-
ton. To Consump;iyo sufferers, this
remedy is worthy Of an immediate trial,
1t will cost nothing, and may be the
means Of their perfect restoration.
Those desiring the same will please aa
dIess REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
lGJ South Second Street Williams,
Lursh, Kings County, New York
Posi- OrrIcE DEPARTMENT. ,
Washington, June I9th 1868. {
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CTRAY CATTLE.--Came to the
= premises Of the subscriber in Fox
township, on or about the 20, Of April
'G5. red & white spotted COW, about
years old--sinco had Il calf, ono red
steer about year old. The owner is
desired to come forward, prove property,
pay charges, &C., or otherwise they will
be disposed Of fas the law directs
Fox tp. Aug. 10, 'G5, GEO FAUST.
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NOTICE.-Lotlegs Of Al1linjstru
ton catml taStameutD Gau@go, On tho cs.
tate Of Anthony Kuntz, late OF the bor-
"ush Of st. Nary's deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned. All
persons indebted to said estate are re
qucstc@ to make payment aud those
having claims to present thcn without
delay to
AUOLpU TOCuTMAN,
s. NJry's, Xix Go. Pa.
June isl 'G5.-6w.
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box 1895.
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TO C0XsU1IPVgyEs .

Wilcox July 10TH 1860.
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Posi- OIrIcE DEPARTMENT. ;
Washington, June l9th 1868. {