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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27
untcr(tasuns oer pirainia eauern.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

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Gauntiss In Sips SlInUis sat bic Bri,mrnOts
In Der pnTCFsnm BO&r besunnrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

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Stdnb&sn stbra6t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

sas- Du bat gen Oos StmmreGt Der SUt'
putsn ssltimmt g, gtirmano ale stope bic @rp-
prbears unO Giettritter, pH&s FA Su Gtrrsrs
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ben nun bt. SOlOatsn nit fUldm @rfa6pfsn
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

Ha- Sci btr ntultasn StastwabI in purts
.anb, Suspn, Fcate Nas Union &Idst faf c9ns
0pPufttcB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

RaT 3ps unitrsr bsfsm 8surrsGrmpa aSnisn,
10 R'tbt ts, 8srsnfsn ben Attn SuIl In galton ju
fcsrn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

ESr 0rr bat bic @rmprbrns ron eirroln see
plant 81 bic @ppp19eabs unb Girclnittsr pele
DE bic IOscnannte brmVfrutil&s 9artbsifdtrsr
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27
24 S6uQebrer Derl1not.

Stunt 20. 1865.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
From San Salvador.
Letter From President Johnsos-ren
cal Affairs.

A Letter From President Jobusos-rents-
cal Affairs.
News from San Salvador Ln been received 70 the
f1st Of ADJUST.
The Republic is tranquil. Tho representatives %
Peru, spain and Nlcaragus, have arrived, and have
been recey cd with due ceremony.
An autograph httor Of President johnson 10 Presi-
dent Dusnas 10 IIbished In the San Salvador poter-
In s dated July lVth, aud In reply 10 letter Of Pre-
iLent Lincoln congratulAies Duenn on his elevation
10 the PresiIency.of San Salvador, and assures hun
OF mo kindly feeling Of the United states towards
tha slsieT Re splblic. -.
Cubsnos lad arrived in Costa Rica whittier they
had arrived in expectation Of meeting btTTioL ana
Joining HIM IN Lis in ended revolutionary movenene
In san Salvador.
A golden medal has been struck TO oommelnosste
the 10, cut south American Congress, and copy mas
b, q a sent 10 the Ban salvador Goyornment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
From Mexico.

The Latest sdvicos from MEXICO by way Of Vera
Cruz and Havana, include several items Of interest,"
The Imperial Government has directed that tho
French reclamAtions shall be arranged a. soor -
possible. and on the most equitable torna
The MeIiesn papers the Imperial aide oonisis
many sccounts Of ALLEGED forced loans and robberies
by the Juarist forces. go
The Emperor has conceded TO Mr. Charles y .Arnoar
who Iepre.ents various new York csPi eiista the
privilege OF building telegraph lnos winch yin con-
meet Tolnca- Mofolia, Zamora- Barca, GuadAiAArn-
Topic, San Bla,, Mazatlan, Cullacsn, and Gusynsss
with San Francitco another reaching from MAkat-
Ian 10 durango, Cuencains, PaITas, villa AldAmuA
Cerrslyo and CaImarro, and another hom hAnzAhh-
10 10 the City Of Gusdslsiara ,,, -,
The terms OF tho telegraph contract opnge tns
xiul capitalists TO comp ete, within mgnthn
lea, Mo Kilometres Of the te egraph line Ihe nns
from Mexico 10 San Bess must bs nnlShea IN I'VE
wears and all the lines five YEAR,. Tho puiId"rs
have HE monopoly OF these lines for hfteen yosr
The Emperor has established council 70 nave
Of tho roads and bridges In the emptreAnd
10 taEe Immediate Tor improving ne rootes
O travel,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09

pletsly surrounded The rebels but would not attack
them until teintoicemenu were received from Psna-
ma On !he ssins mo- nng, three Net sells lsden with
ammunition and upward. OF $50 troops, vsle die
p,tched 70 Join him. Interesting news nom the seat
Of var may soon BE- looked for
fEoN oESrRAL AMKatoA
Inc only important Item 10 that B,rrios President
OF nVador, "" hrnC tined by a Council of War, and
Noud' ~ al probability, be shot. notwithstanding,
r rh.n Niesrauga delivered him up, va on an eS-
riees UNDERWRITING b. treaty, that under all cir.
euni tsnoes hi. lie would be spared. 30 much
nr the good hith Of these Central American States
CHILL.
There u nothins Of interest. Busines. 10 duu and
niivan ies. trehanSe on London st Valparaiso,
8Nda46d per . The revolution In Peru sill pro-
g'esscs and the rebel fleet hsd entered Calao whss
hey we're awaiting reply from v esideut Petet 70
,ne VI llnqtum olore stttsking she town. still IL
" not certain that the revolution i'll succeed Ex-
change Al Lims on London, SD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
The President or Governor Sbnrtcy's Or
der EstubIishinE the Mitrsissippi Militia.

"aetocn, M1ssiSUpP, S5pt. s. .-tioveInor sharkey
pubsfes ,he following corr-rpondcroe;
is believed thefs be organ red In each county
10 ce OF cIhhen militia to pftstTSe order and
force the civil authorities oi the state and Of the
nltod ttAtes which should epabls tho Federal
Government 10 Ioduce the amy, and withdrav, to
eig oNtont, the iorCe- from the Etate, thereby
iciucinH the enormous eIpHu-c- oi the Government.
" mere was any danger om al rsaniI Istion OF the
ciZoEs 'or the purpofe Indicated, the military arc
ihAe 10 tupp.css on 'he iirst ape france, any
lhtnIIecionnry IN ts cha-Gc'o. One great oIjt ct IL
70 nduce to PEOPLE 10 cone orv ard IN defence of
me state and Federal Governments General Wash
ihgton declared that the PEOPLE, or the militia,
vas the ann Of the Constitution, or the arm OF
be United States, and, II Is practic able the org-
nal dtslgn Of the government should be resumed
phigr the principles OF tho great chATtor of freedom,
handel down 10 the people by the founder OF tbs
Kgpa6le The people must be trusted with their
government, ana ~ trusted, opinion Is that they
vl act rood faith, end restore their former con-
.tutonal relations with all the States composing
the Union. The main object Of Asior-(ieneTsI Carl
eehnrL's mis, ion to the south was 70 aid much
!tacileabe, IN carrying out the policy adopted by
me government for restoring the States 70 theD
s ,ormsr relations With the Federal government Itb
hoped such aid has been given. The proclAnAtion
AlihAE1kins ths haAAA<@1Al.N Il RarAA aasA.As~N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
TIE Railresd Accide.t pear N.savflIs. {

Ss.Ap'He S'pt s.--Ths explosion Yesterday on the
North western Railroad vi. . terrible aFair. The
train consisted Of eish, cars and PASSENGER cosohes
and there were nearly two hundred perons board.
The two foren most cars contained powder, .hot and
shell and 10 suppcsed uparks from the locomotive,
communicated With the p0-der through cracks In tbs
ear causing the explosion se,.n person we're killed.
outright and nearly all received NOR, or lea. Injury
Ihe fireman vas killed, the spsIneer badly injured
and the conductor slightly. Among the slightly In
jursd was Nj. Van valienburr, A',i,tan, super,n-
tendent Of Telegraph. All tho cs- -sre blown W
pieces, creep, the two In the rear. The snsin. v.s
totally wicked The conclusion vas terrific, and
shook the buildings in town like an earthquake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
FROM FAN FRANCISCO.
The Election The Russian TeIesrsph.

san Franoseo, Sept. THE election throughout
this State yesterday passed of quietly, and the vote
ws light, The principal counties return Union mon
to the Lesi.atuIe San Francisco elects seven Poo
plet lniepertcnt Union members, ard seven Demo
cfats the vote wss nine thousand less than lrtt Mo-
venber. The result Is regarded unfsvor.bio to j.
b. FELTON,. aud r. &. Phelps both tsp;,lntsA,o sue-
ceed Mr.. McDourall in the nted Sta,e' EenNe, and
hoping TO tocuIe ,he de ogaton fom this city. hsi-
ther Of them Cem any vote. here.
News from New wes'ninst-r o, the 9TH inst. SAYS,
the teegraTh 10 mo- Completed ,lree hundred and
seventy mica northward hom that place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
News Items.
IBv TslsOraph to The SsU York sun-l

Hx.GovmsoH PAds died yesterday morning, %
his residence In Hsverbill New Hampshire.
Tm Mobile aud Ohio Railroad ia reported run-
ming direct from Mobile 70 COnnth, and thence 70
Memphis.
FIys hundred bales Of cotton passed Cairo on
tho OH OF September, for 81. Louis, and on the
7th Of September, seven hundred snd forty bales
passed The same point en- route for Cincinnati and
Csrelton.
Br The explosion Of boiler n Old Colony Iron
wxks, in Ess, Taunton. hAH. yestssdsy aO<a
hAakaAAAA N In LAR HAAAI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09

Delegate. 60 be sent 20 Intcrcsde fsv
Jen Dayis-lsdian Deprcdnfions-Wh hf0
Cotton Coming In-ThO
vales Of Grccnbacks. &C, &c.
By the arrival Of the steamer Meteor, ~ This port
yesterday, ve have received New Orleans papers to
August sist, with Galveston and Havana paper Of
Ass. 18th.
The venerable Judge Burne'. hrrt President ofths
Republic Of Toxa has sgrccd 10 go TO washins
the urgent request Of number OF old and hlshy
psctcd citizens Of the old Republic, 70 appeal 70 Pres
dent johnson in behalf Of Jeff. Davis. The nance
attached to the memorial form an impressive List .
they nearly all Of men who were giants In The
days whom TeIss struggled for her Independence.
Wisfall has crossed the Rio Grsnde,
The San Antonio NEws, OF the 18th, learns thss
EI-Gov. hurrAh, Of TexA, died 81 Monterey on tho
<th August
ties. fleke's bulletin says Several months must
slApse before all the counties will be fully orgsnEed
restoration to citirsnshp Them to hold election
for convention 10 act wisely, TO submit the vote 70
tion, and 10 learn that Congress soceps US q .
Iepphlienn form Of soyerpment' Will require time
The indians s.Ss ps.aSsd % .Ssif % time deDrsa.
nons inurdeI, and hor,e stealing opeIstions on the
burg They are we'll armed, and carry Od only
saddle or semitic hor,e.. Ihs eitisens arc rapidly
sdetachment Of cavalry the country and try
and catch The marauderh
0en. HOOD, lete V. u. A. 10 ~ Ssn hutonio.
The cotton 10 doing much damage 10 the cror
In Cribolo county. GIecnbaets arc worth a. iiousz
ton 40 20 lSO in gold, and scarce. number %
citizens from Burnst county, Llano couny and VIII
lianson county, have been arrested brought 70 Aus
ain ana put In jail. Charges not known.
In Go4d county cue FRAZIER heads an organized
band OF despcrsdocs who have committed robberioS
on . large scale, and bid open defiance olaw. Thsy
lately captured . train Of wagons laden with msr-
chandiso valued at tS00o took the goods Into osd.
put thop Ia store and sold In open day BY tho rob
ben. The Austin IsTELIIoEsorn says the Indians
have come 10 within thirty miles Of that city They
have murdered several families higher mp the ooun-
NY. On the head Of spring Creek, In Giilespte
County, they killed two mon, three women and four
children, tcalping all Of them Flour OF the hret
quality sold In Houston on the 24th at 10 peI I'D
lbs lot Of st. Louis -four sold at auction a. ~ ~
per Dbl. New cotton 10 coming into Houston pretty
freely. In psrts OF the cotton country ths amy
worm will seriously inJure the crop. Several
heyieans, heiony ng 10 the lst TeIan Cavalry, have
been arrested at Houston Tor attempts At robbery ana
burglary. he ports OF Iayaca and indianapolis we're
opened on the lfth inst. Gen. Brown, who has Been
comm msnding ~ Brosnyllle. arrived At Galveston
from that pl ice the Lth inst. The Galveston
ChAnber OF Commerce reorganized on the 2Sth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09

"oSH"Vph' sept' o'-iHe "HN an" "e' ie-
sumed this morning. Judge Advocate Chipman read
TO the Commission the following letter nom The
p''''uo'
oAD i'ioA ''' Ssnn,.n,i eI stb. isG5
Colonsl " p Chirrrar, JndO. Adrocdte
You wlil, hoie excuse ny hoefty 70 .daIess yon
ref the matter 10 Won am now a prisoner .ince
the IN day Of MAY, 1868. have been deprivod Of
svan ,ne 70 snsdy Snd NH, or !" ~ ,o
man chs rsed with crimes, 20 h,nious 80 terrible,
Ma, the mere thoufht o. them mate, me shudntr
fnIlS sccnted ,h,t IN Al.,eoinc, hii.tnSwjnc c,od
knows my innocence, .tili need rome encourage
mGs from Ivs on rOe ILL., .se Lean vup'
CO. | most respectfully ask that permissiOn he
granted to Rev Fathers Whtelan and hsp,
,nilitusl comfort as ms upfortunste postion re-
quIes. They are 10th men Of integrity and will not
prot the occasion 70 zee uie % 90 Anyhns but Hhst
th'ir duly a. ministers OF the Gospel will peInls.
MI Yeceiyed and he nsIm ,..ion he r,sW}ad
remain, Colono most respectfully,
Your obeGlent servant
II. WIRE.
fol Chtnm.n .sid that ths rexsrerd Gentleman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09

Fortr,. konro< SEPT T.-Goyornmen, esrpcuters
were set to work few day, since % convert the old
telegraph Office inside the fortress into quarters for
JEFF Davis; but yesterday orders were issued to stop
that work and prepare Carroll Hall Buiidins which
10 inside the fortress From this I, 10 prssuned the
trial Of Jea Davis vin tale place here, and hspcS
theso preparations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09

require. the military 70 I'D the Provisional Governor
In the perform anee Of his duty prescribed In ths
proc l.mstion. and In manner Interfere throw
oyect VI his apyoin tment a. least without advising
she soyernment Of the intended Interference.
leiSneD, AnpRxv Joussos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
s''Sih NEWS FROM TIE LONE
STAR STATE.
Boiler Explosion.
IL Indictments Found Against
Ketchlm.
From Panama,

Revolutionary Movcment Excite
ment-~cizurc of American Vessels and
Arrest OF American titizeus - Torture
ef n Prisoner - Later Prem Central
America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
The following wa. al,O c1ored in evidence


JuT u
GensrI Cooper, AdJutant ana iripee -, n 'IA'1
Deyi, relative 70 he s.IsnstS of the eaa al this
posl contains very sevese censurs, hith am sure
h,r.ian o nsst been made II you bad clear con
Pafsc, ~ INA post-its wants and ~ dlleqI.es.
hnnSysa' 'I - : moment. TWeny-nins shousa9a lwo
49, a....s na one prisoners OF wAr many OF 'hem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
THE WItZ TRIAL.

Washin0ton, Sept. s-rhe Wlrz Trial was re-
sumed this morning. Judge Advocate Chlpman read
to the Commission the following letter iIom The
prisoner;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-09
From Texas.

JeG Dayis-Isdian Dcprcdnfions-W hit0
Desperadses-Cousn Coming In-TbS
Valus Of Grccnbacks, &C, &c.
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

u J. POSTER WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
IT, Monday 10Th inst, At 10L A. NJ at 9l6 Henry street.
e Household Furniture consisting Of Kitchen Psror and
Bedroom Furniture.
The New York herald., 1865-05-29
UCT10N WORCESTERSHIRE AND PERRMpTORy
IA sale OF over on worth ~ = ~

A uCT1oH NoTICE-PosITIyE AND PEREMPToRY
MASnincent Second Hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
RICH PARLOR FURNITURE
VRLvET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS,
- 49,, PAINTINGS, WORKS OF ART VASES &C
horH Auetienoer, will sell Monday Nav
!. A. Ssloex precisely the property Of private family
'ssreeQ between Fifth and Sixth avenues conssng Of
r. rAkLok AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Deanttiui solid rosewood and black Parlor
s SSvered "a French satin brecae and reps; Turkish
Cnars ana Lounges to match; Centre and
ier tables Easercs Corner twenty one
sronse Ciock rich China and Paran Paror
elegant br0cnte and Lace Curtains fine collection
III hfTRRnnss EngrsyngS large Mirrors and Chandeliers
- AND COVER, COST $3.50;
nm elegant Instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case with all modern improvements over
str1ns pass fu IRON plate French action fun
sofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clock, Table Lounges
spflng ana a Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables, Tx
nsion fabe Glass China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery
&C. Sale positive. Deposit required. LIZ f71 -
The New York herald., 1865-05-29
9; S..,lS yoyNc, AucrIcsEER SALE OF

s A 9: YOUNG, AUCTIoNEER-LARGE SALE OF
"A. Household Furniture this day Monday ii O'Clock
g the residence No 9e Wayerley PLACE between
soEte full seven obtaining modern inn
Stool and Cover Also elegant and
walnut Paror Suits In the richest
ns TIsse's ana iugran 0 rantings marble Bu
seads pure cued HAIR Mattresses Spring Beds enanecd
SUITS Mirrors, Corner Stands Extension Tables
sace wincow Curtains black walnut and mahogany
nsom onai,s Sofas Lounges Clocks Easy Chairs Tables
IN nrst Class house Sale percmpory and deposits re-
CURED from purchasers n BThe Seventh avenue cars
-run directly past the door 4~~'G--- - -
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE:
Keepers hotel keepers and the rade.-A the elegant
Furniture at the large first private boarding
- west Eighth street. few doors from Sixth avenue
Wiu Dc sold At public auction this day (Monday)
oock pecisey consisting Of handsome Velvet
and Ingram Carpets: three elegant Parlor Suits
Ech srnr satin broeate and green figured
AAdNIFICENT ROSEWOOD ~ OCTAVE PIANOFORTE
fstt STOOL AND COVER COST S7O0 ,
Elegant rosewood and black walnut marble top Tables
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges Reception Chairs Bronze
sccks, rich Lace Curtains Oh Paintings
acgAny Bedsteads Bureaus Rockers Lounges Sofas Spring
Rpd Hair Mattresses Blankets Glass China Ware
Table Cutlery,
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

"A. v.o.,,,c AG5TIoNs sALE or 80. /.
RARE sSH
zsss~sod octave pi.Dcyse,s pHi0wysE.kEPfNo 3 2
~ r....- go l-''''' superb Drawing Room Suit.
oo r''nsns' by eminent artists .-...,.
Artistic Bronze s.a.uary l-l..
Sassewood aad walnut Chamber
Furniture en- suite, styis Louis XIV.
China, GLASS silver Ware. Isbls cu<lssy
AT THE EnsdT 1H Tss PAY MoSRAx x wsT M
srgTsns sSH sonsESosa gIs n 5sT5sR
suctsneer would ca the particular ausnton of his
M and the public TO this SALE ths catalogue COMPRISING
offered at auction this The house was furnished
ioes AZ sh months 20 nu ~ s vsa
- ''s mouse 6R4%RiNG Ss.s 'Ro6M q weather
a a sS
a-tete Sofas, Arm Oval Back and Reception Chairs
marble top seeretsre Bookcase dys Work Table Enoos
elegant sets Velvet CARPETS Bronze and sdS5ss or
tomans gilt and M4ntei Mirross Cofynces Eesr 10
match gPssG Ensf S9risns TeSs
supsrsy carved legs and made ORDER city maker
sTpERb ocaogIiIIpsE coIIE6N s,oS Oh Goyfr Msse Beeks
BY EMINENT ARTISTS.
Two superb Paintings Scenes the Rhine by Lanner;
I9ssss SUsns esey an .5 Ersrs rrp rsss
se's DanA Flower b9y;S b9y sSd GiFI Bronze Clock
Hertz patent Extension Dining Table Buffet. Arm Chairs
ssd ss1ns ss,s and ruby
Coffee Urn Sner and rea Service ssyers spoons
"4ss Baskets Table Laasp shslsls Table Cutlery
Rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus peste.ds Ward
robes Commodes, Armore aiIace suite style OF Louis
Mish hs sas sts shsas s
S1S OK oH'h avenue cars Leaving Sixteenth street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-29
a ugrIoN n NOTICE; LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE

S1TT nT ~ SIpEp T;paATTE AZ AND ATIKACTivE
FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES
being tho entire contents OF house 3 Twenty sixth
etiset few doors Of Sixth sold this
MONDAY, & afternoon at two oclock-comprng lod
ano walnut Parior Furniture, sute elegant
Etiger-s walnut 20 in oil: and valuable collection
oi on unings, BrJnzes, Pr Groups Turk sh
fourge and Chairs Danask and Lace Curtains Per Mirror,
Recep.iJh Chairs, &c.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTT
eaborateiy carved TX ocaves, Stenway Sons
rosewood Bedseads Bureaus Spring and Hair Mattresses
beds and bedding Chairs Of all kinds Mirrors
.ny Furnitnre OF all descriptions China, Glass silver,
Cuuery, &C. NO postponemenL rain shine. Sale
ences at two O'Clock precisely Men In attendance CART
PACK or ship goods for purchasers. 4
The New York herald., 1865-05-29

MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND FOREIGN Ex.
M change Brokers Change;
every day the Exchange and News 1esas n
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Walter Ws.son James smith, ~ Pine street..
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James %aae fi%sSs f. ppisons 20 q wsm Ms street.
%i1ls$ %!,s$s es: 81 . e ss Sf. ..':: ;::sss
%siymsre %Ssfy e0 e,"s ce ;'1sf South stree.
q. H. Marshsl 4 Co., 81 Burling Slip.
ALI D. Sclleck, ~ Pine street
Blake, Brothers Co., " Wall street.
Colgate q Hoffman, Al Wall street
T. d Morgan 4 Co., 81 and 80 xchange place.
Goodridre q Walker, 81 Pine street.
C. Ashworth, 5 Nall street.
Francis Macdonald Co., Bowling Green.
Howand a Asranwsll, 81 and 80 South street.
Grinne, Mntnrn Co.. IS South street. tl
A. A. Low a Brother, 81 Bnrling slip.
Nath. L. d Geo. Grswold. II South street.
Weston q Gray, "A south street
John A. fseln h Co, 81 Wall street.
Spofford, Tileston Co, ~ Broadwy
Engelhorn a Marsily 57 Exchange place.
Fisk n Hatch, Nissan street.
A. r. Pilt Son, 81 Wall street
o. f. IT, Redmond, % Exchange plso
lie Moync Bell, 20 Exchange place.
Philip speyer n 90, ~ Exchange place.
McKm Bros a Co, 81 Wall street.
Riggs h Co, IS Nsll street.
A. Iselin a Co, 80 Wall street
Qalwey, kirkland Co., 40 Exchange place.
J, Boorinan, Johnston h Co, 90 Broadway.
Martin Msas A Co, IS Exchange place.
% O. Harvier, ~ Exchange place.
John Godschmldt 20 william street.
!. Llru, IS Wa sIet.
Kirkland n lon Sachs, l25 Pearl street.
Worth, White Keen, ~ Wall street,
And many others