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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-21
Treasury DKPARTMENT c. 6. Ar
Richmond. July % lS64 (
r 1ANs or TEN SECURITY OF The

L. FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CENTIM
NON-TAXABLE BONDS. UNDER THE SEVENTH
SECTION oF THE CURRENCY LAW.-Deposifs IN
call VIII lie relieved By tie Treasurer in this city. is-
taRt TTeasers az Ctprs-lon and Mobile and TIE Desosi
tarics at Wilmington Raleigh Columbia, augusta Savan-
neh and montgomery AID certificates silt be Issued fer
TIE same hearing interest of the rate Of per ocnu per
and secured by the hypchecalop ~ an amount
Of the above l0nds equal TO the Of G6se loans-te
boads to he apart y the Treasurer ard the proceeds
hen sold aP.ed exclusively to thc payment OF the said
certificates
The security aud convenience afforded to banks ard
oihnr coIpaIaoas and to tie pubic ecnegply By this
mode of Temporary Investment. and the e ct OF tie neG
SURF s gcreraNf adopted nFeapinE tff .IeRcy within
moderate houndA IL i ioped viii cfhEra 1t 70 tho ia
yprs bic consideration OF thu comIauy asd secure thes
G. A. TRENHOLM,
tyla-vdu Secretary az ibe frcssary,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-21
ROARD OF PUILlC wOisLis.

To the Ptope Of The lSt District
In compliance with calls made upsn me, through the
public prints and otherwis1 / ann6unce myself cand
date sor the Office of Commissioners OF the Board Of Public
Works, for the lst District,
have only say Lcre, that regard it position OF
very great responsibility and importanre and IL elected
shall feel gratlded if BY my best efforts be useful
the country, at time when is justified in with
holding his utmost energies from the public service
qS-d3taw&etde 49, W. a. SUThERLIN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-21
auc=soS s&z.as. ~ sUss sAsa.

BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING Lots ON
v NAVY HILL FOR SALE AT AUCfIUN-Will
be sold the premises on WEDNESDAY, 22d inst at
2 O'clock p NJ large lot on the west side OF Sixth
street. Navy Ill., fronting 1856 feet Sixth and
running back l22 feet to alley I6 feet wide 1t will
be sold in the whole, divided into lots shoud IL be
desired an the day Of sale Persons wishing secsre
lots for building purposes would do we'll to attend the
sale.
Terms cash. JAMES H. TAYL0.,
Inh2l-2t trfs- lst AuctiOneer.
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FROM MOBILE.
PREVALENCE OF THE SMALLPOX.

AUousTA, March lsth.-The smallpox prevails
among the Mobile exchanged prisoners, brought
with them from Yankee prisons. Sanitary measures
have been taken to limit its ravages..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-21

- .~tf.-t Ni e. PlCKETTS DIVISION,
- CHESTERFIELD COUNTY Va.
Feb. II, lSe6.
To IRE Toters of Neisoa County, Virginic:
In obediedce TO call made me by many of my con-
rades in arms from Ne.son hsreby announce myself
candidate fora seat in the House Of Delegates.
GEO. r. GILES,
rickctts BigisioD.
Lynchhurg yi4ginian cepy. faal-eim'
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TELEGRAPHIC.

REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION
RECEIVED EXCLUSIVELY By THE WING.
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4 TREAsUky DETACHMENT {. =. Al
Richmond, GoceDber |, 1854 (
EVE Mt EEEZszH FssEA s'E

u
~ NntES.-lR pursuance CT an act Of Congress, az
proved NoyomleT u 1904 entitled IN gct asthOriE
the Secretary OF Tie TasGry TO exch nee CCapcH Bonds
for seytnIhhty Tessmy Aotcs" holders Of such notes
arS hereby notified that after the payment Tie annual
interest e thereon the lst day 0f January lb6b uE
of tie Treasurer, Assistant leaE-
res and Pay Depostares as designated 60 foot viii q
sue certificates therefor whcA will enttc tie l,od>s 70
Coupon Ronds payable rty years after lie it nay Of
JaEasiy 1850 6errtng fff cent interest to> lie sa't
G-' ~ January, l6bj payable tie r dag Of Jarua
r. and July IA each yea.
The Treasurer Assistant Treasurer. ard Dcrositarcs will
ma. weekly reports 10 tie R.iscf o. tie Treasury O
saeh certificates issued at tier Offices wioreupon bonds
will he sent forward IN satisfaction Of The notes
vii lie Cancelled N the gsasl mGnnor forwarded to
the First Udilor c. A..TRENHUlM,
SecrelG-y Of tic I.g"suy.
=
Treasurer ct Richmond, Va.
Assistant frelsuieTs at Charleston and Mobile. !
DsIGsaries At Raleigh and Wilmington, y. c.
Charleston ard Columbia. e. G..
Savannah and : ugjisi. Ga.
" Tallahassee Fla, and Montgomery Ais
Columbus, Miss. aud Houston and M.r.
shalt Texas. dE3-tf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-21

California Is raising her own or snsos and lemons.
They are growing principally at Los Angeles wherc
100 600 oranges and 80 900 lemons were raised last
year.
There are troubles 10 the island or Corfu
where the peasants have risen in Instruction. At
NaupIio also thero are disturbsncesi so the young
Ming OF Greece has rather an anxious time OF 1t.
A Washington correspondent Of the Springfield
iasss,) RspEblieaa says "Gsu, Buffers copmis'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-21

VA are anan9rised 30 announce Mo-
w JOr General VIM. Ma HONE as a candidate for no .
election to senate Of Virginia from Norfolk citv.
hbo1-3.t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

Though personally unacpuainted I hava
no doubt good many will recognize me
rs the Proprietor of tue Bonnet Factory.
established ia N-wberry.
The following is part of the invoice
received at present:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
TO OWNERS OF COTTON,

In answer to numerous inqui-
ries from abroad, we should say
that we are prepared to take charge
of, put i'll order and ship an -
Cotton in the states, of q
South Carolina or Alabama, as we
have local agents at almost every
town, and corps of most efficient
men, selected, for integrity, capaci-
ty and experience, to take Charge
of every lot.
We will also pay all taxes and
charges of every description, and
mako liberal advances OH Cotton.
In SHORT, we will take charge OF the
Cotton on receipts or orders and
give the owners no trouble what
ever, from the time we receive it
until sold and returns are made by
our houses.
WATTS, CRANE & co...
New York, or
W. G. WATTS & CO.,
Liverpool, England.
We invite the special attention
of non-residents to our facilities.
E. M. BRUCE & CO..,
Augusta, Ga.
E: F. METCALFE &. CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Mer-
chants, Savannah, Ga. ;
E. NJ. BRUCE, MORGAN & CO.,
Cotton Factors and Forwarding
Merchants, Apalachicola, Fla.
o.. 3, 1865, rs, .2m.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
AN INCIDENT OF THE WAR.
CY N. w. N,


On one occasion during the war in Virginia
General Lee was lying asleep by the way side
when arE:y of 5000 men R,ssed by with
hushed voices and footsteps, lest they should
disturb his slumbers.
O'ercome with wearinesa and care,
The warworn veteran lay
On the green turf of his native land.
And slumbered by the way.
The breeze thnt sighed across his brow,
And smoothed its deepened lines,
F,c.h from his own loved mountains bore
The murmur Of their pines.
Aud the glad sound Of waters;
The blue, rejoicing streams.
Whose sweet, familiar tones were b!ent
With the music of his dreams;
They brought no sound of battles din,
Shrill fife pr clarion,e
But only tendcrest memories
OF his own fair Arlington.
While thus the chieftain slumbered,
. Forgetful of his care,
The hollow tramp of thousands
Game sounding through the air;
With ringing spur and sabre.
And trampling feet they come
Gay plume and rustliug banner,
And fife, and trump, and drun,y
But soon the foremost column
Secs where, beneath the shade.
In slumbu' calm childhood.
Their wearied chief is laid;]
And down the line murmur
From lip 10 lip there ran,
Until the sty whisper
Had spread to rear and van;
And Ger the host. a silence
AS deep and sudden fell.
As though some mighty wizard
Had hushcd them with spell;
And every sound was muffled,
And every soldiers tread
Fell lightly as Q mother's
Round her baby's cradle bed;
And rank, and file, and column,
So softly on they swept
1t seemed a ghostly army
Had pasred him as be slept;
But mightier than enchantment
Was that whose magic wove
The spell that hushcd their voices
Deepest reverence and love.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
PERFUMERY.

Such as Hair Oil; Pomade; Eau Ds
Cologne; Rose Wster Essence Of Sweet
brler; Essence 81 Rose; Windsor Soap.
Colgate Soap in Bars and others. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

HAVING built a-large Store-house in the
IL most centr~l part Of the city aud con
Went to the different Railroads and Hotels. SO
licit c"nsignmrnts Of COUNTRY PRODUCE
and MERCilANDlzE generally. We promise
htut and prompt attention to all who may
"r us with their shipments for sule, for
'~arding or storing.
REFERENCES,
Hon. 7. c. PERRIN, Ai,hevillc.S S C.
II. 7. PEAKE, Esq. Charleston, S. C..
RUFUS n. JOIINSTON, Esq. Columbia, SC.
Gov. B. +. PERRY, Greenyill", $. c.
September 2S. 1865. 2i. Ban.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBET1LLE L!S7HIcE
II E4"iW:
l. D. Merriman anil
l.. j. Merrinan, his wife, +
a,hrrt { rs c,;n,..,, ELL for Partition.
Jnn NJ. Hamilton, and
wife. and Others. J.
IT appearing to my Subtraction that John
Il N. Hamilton. aud wife Ca, ol,me, james
~. Cinkscalcs. f. Is. Clinkscales, James NJ.
Cinkscaies. Florence CTinkS..lcs, Elizabeth
Ci'nksc"'es. Alnp"dn n. C!irLiscnirs Jumes NJ
C"wan nnl Wilinm f. Ciinkscalrs. defendants
to Ibis Bill. are nbsnt h"yonI the limits of this
Stale. On motion cf Thomson .t FAIR. comp
sol. ordered that said defendants do appear
and plead. answer or d-u"r to said Bill within
three months from the publication hereof or
,the same will be taken pro confesso against the
adult defendants.
WM. II. PARKER,o EA.p.
Comm ssioner's Office.
Oct. l5. 1865 3m
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
SAD ArsA1n-The Charleston Courie

!. Sad ArEAIR.-The Charleston Courier
Is in receipt o! letter from Edgefield C..
T., dated September 80. which states that
tbs body Of Miss c. Fannie league, an ao.
complisbed and beautiful young lsdy Of
that place, bad besp found a few days be.
fore, footing in an Artificial pond ,nsar tina.
village. She had been quite unwelt for
sams days previous, and It Is though. that,
in q parcx, On of deliriarDs she wandered
to the pond and accidentally sil 10; hui
there is mystery 10 the affair that may,
perhaps, neYsr ae explained:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
:. GENTS +
~
'.:eu6DS,

Consisting in part of SHIRTS, Cashmere
and Cotton; HATS, Mems and Boy'-a
large selection; DRAwEks, LINEN sHrars.
best quality; CoNaREss CATERS, all sizes
and kinds; SHIRT Co1LAas, Linen and Pa
per; CRAvArs, all colors aud prices Mxx's
aud BoYs' HOSE, Superior Article; Sus.
pENpERs; India Rubbefaud others; HAxp-
Pure White Linen and COL
ored. = .
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

The sears which the war just left are ter.
''ble, The South is mutiiated almost be-
yond recognition. The following is an ss>
innate, by the Raleigh IN. C.j Progress,
Of the number OF Southern men enlisted
aud killed, or disabled during the rebel.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
:LER0Y UPARLN,
q AlbMbeyillls, Y M Apsa.t oih, lsss,

-''S'''F'
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
Combs and Hair Pins.

Ladies best Rotondo Combs, with aud
without sets-sometbing new; India Rub
her Dressing and Fine CoinLs-Goodye.r's
Patent; India Rubber Hair Pins, the Best
in the Mar rket; Pocket Combs: taii,a
Belts; Envelopes and Writing Paper;
Tooth Brushes:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10
HOOP. SKIRTS.

Pocket Knives; Pencils; Needles Of
every description, very cheap; Spool Cet7
ton, the very bsst; Flax Thread; gsgars,
large quantity. Smoking, Tobaeea and
PiPs:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-11-10

Geneta. Howsrd sstimstss that lo:ooo
f.eedmen hays EARNED 20 read and ~f,tsa
since ths war, s.. :. !. 8. 5:.s -;
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
Board OF Aldermen.

BATTERY ENLARGyNENT-BoARDo or HEALTH.
Tho stated meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen was held
yesterday afternoon. the President in the chair The
report Of the Committee tho Enlargement Of the Bat
terry embodying resolution empowering them to enter
Immediately into contract with Stephen NJ Drew for
such enlargement, was received and the resolution
adopted
petition was received from the Atlantic Mall Steam
p COMPANY praying 70 be heard before tho proposed
sale Of the Spring street ferry the occupany Of which
they afrmcA would inct considerable damage on their
Nao resolution postponng the sale Of the ferry for
twenty .nvs days was declared lost
The Communication from Inspector Bools praying
that the Board OF Health should be convened was
read and the resolution laid At last meeting called
up and adopted This provides that the Mayor be
quested 10 call meeting Of that Board for the LIST prox
mo- else one week from that date the Board Of Alder
men shall organize themselves board OF health and
adopt measures for the removal OF the nusances pointed
out by the Chy Inspector.
After transacng business Of n routine character
the Board adjourned TO Monday. at two p. n
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
CITY CommERcIAL REPORT.

WEDNEsDAY, Nay W-6P NJ
Asam --Rccepta 2s3 bbs The market was quiet
with small sales at 81 81 rs for pots and 81 90 IS
for pcarls
Bnxarsruns -ReccIpss, 1a,l4c bbls Sour, 900 pkga
corn mec 49, $50 bushels wheat 2o7 do corn Gal
do oass. The depressing influence produced by the
steamers news countcracted BY the advance In gold
and with fair demand prices again went up about loc
loo q bbL The sales were 1900 bbls, the
market closing quiet at the quotations below. Canada
Flour was nrmer but not active; sales 400 bbls Rye
-four was quiet and nominal Southern -four was In bet
Ger demand and the marke, nrmcr but not higher;
che sales $50 bbs at cur quotations Corn meal
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

Meeting OF tho ship Owners Association.
ELECTION OF AN ARBITRATION CoMMITTEE-QUAR-
AHrINE or VESSELS PASSING rHROUoH THE
SOUND, ETC.
The Ship Owners Association hold meeting yester-
day in the Chamber of Commerce, J. II. rockingham
presiding, and James Lawson, Jr, secretary About
twenty.six members were present
The president stated that the special business Of the
meeting appoint arbitration committee ofsev
A number OF names proposed by various mem
bcrs and the following the gentlemen announced
elected
Edward Hncken Charles Lang, Ambrose Snow, Louis
Walsh Cornelius Comstock, George McClcarnan and O.
A. Brett
The CHAIRMAN stated that fifty Of candidates for
membership had been received since the last meeting
Mr. BRETT called attention 70 the circumstance that
vessels passing through the Sound en- Yovie for New
York, no matter what poA they were from,
compelled 70 90 TO Quarantine, where the
charge for the doctors visit 50 60 In addition 70 all
other charges This he characterized as one Of the out
The CHARMAr said thai suggestions like this should be
freely made He thought that the proper course would
be to refer the subject 20 q committee. 4al j, tt
Mr. Barr moved that the subject be referred 70 tho
Executive Committee with power
This was Withdrawn and motion substituted that q
committee OF three be appointed 10 confer with the
Executive Committee and take action upon tho subject
Elwel appointed on the committee by the President.
vote Of thanks 10 the Chamber Of Commerce for the
use OF their room was adopted, and the meeting ad-
journed.
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
PROPOSALS..

DRoPosALs ron HIRING THE LABOR or 90 10 ioo
male conric In lhs New jersey State Prison win y re
csivss or before u: Let Day Of June 1858 These
and will be hrcd FOR thai any other employment
70 their condition Address ycs B. Waker Keeper New Jsr.
sey State Prison, Trenton, ILL.,
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

N about 70 remove 70 the southwest desires 70 form the
acquanAnce on sope Young ady mdependenty sitmatea
Office
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, AGED n, STRANGER
"A here Of education and refinement In af1uent cir
cusncea but unfortunately reduced desires the
qusintancc OF lady Of means wfh view marimony;
an excellent musician Address, In sincerity Porcy Clair
borne, Herald ONCE.
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
was du ,nd lower with sales Of 20 ~. = the f'uew.

Wheat was In moderate demand, but, with ligns
stock, small receipts and the advance m gold prices
went up &C. Sc. per bushel; the sales wero Zzooo ~
bushels ~ 81 As 81 SAX for winter red Western ss 70
quality. Rye WAS dull and unchanged; we quote Wess.
at 75o S0c Corn was again active and, with gns
receipts prices went up lc. 3c, with sales OF 0o
bushels at SOC. SIC. for now Western mixed ana W.
nominal Oats were unsettled aud &C. &c lower; the sales
pretty large, however, At 4sc 4oc for Canada
Corros.%The M market continued dan and heavy, and
prices were &c. lower About TOO bales cnangoo
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
BILLIARDS.

EoR sALE-TwO SPLENDID BILLIARD TABLES
IL marble top In rood condition. This 10 q 1ne opportu
nifty obtain good article cheap Apply al the general
kgency, 81 Chatham street. room No g. 80
r DECKER BILLIARD TABLE MAKER HAS RE.
L. moved the corner Of Canal and Centre stress op
poste Eares Hotel Tables made to order and on hsud
ready for shipping 81 one days notice
The New York herald., 1865-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NENTRAL PARK ORDINANCE
~ The Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Park do
ordain follows:-
engine hook and ladder cart hose truck or other
machine wheel commonly used for tho extnguShng OF
fire. shall be allowed part OF the Central Park except
the transverse roads without tho consent OF the
COMPTROLLER OF tho Park.
procession hearse vehicle or person
carrying the body OF deceased person shall be allowed
roads,
No person. except the employ the Board Of Commits
sioners Of the Central Park, shah light make any
Hre upon the Central Park.
person shall upon the grass lawn or turf
the Central Park except when and where the word Com
posted Indicating that persons at liberty at that
time and place 70 90 on the grass. ~ N
The above ordinances adopted and passed at
ing Of the Board OF Of the Central Park duly
convened and held the 9th day OF May pub
shed obedience the requirements entitled
IAN Act for the Regulation and Government OF Central
Park In the City Of New York." passed April IT, 1857.
The following section Of said act applicable the above
ordinances;-
sno rs All persona offending against such ordinances
shall DO deemed guilty OF msdcmeanor and be punished
conviction before the Mayor Recorder any magistrate Of
the city OF New York by no not exceeding fifty dollars
ard default Of payment by Imprisonment exceeding
thirty days. 800 Il
BY order OF the Board. ANDw H. GREEN
49, Comptroller Of the Park
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THERE WILL
IN be election Of thirteen directors three inspcc-
tors OF election Of the Buffalo Extension OF the Atlantic
Great Western Hallway Company at the oce Of the compa
tween the Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock r Of
that day W. q. HAMILTON, Secretary.
WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN TEEDERINa OUR
w thanks 70 the members Of the Fire and Police
Departments generally for their very Efficient conduct In cx
nguishng the rc adjoining hotel the night Of the
Nst inst and particularly 70 the members Of Lady wash
inston Company No o. 10 whose timely arrival and active
eIcrtions We attribute the safety Of our hotel
PERINE, LELAND d co.
The New York herald., 1865-05-25

r. F FINANCIAL. az
~: q e: AZ
: HAVE 4 y.w rHoysAsD PeLLAls .! ssAlLy
sssa :sa .ssp saor fSa 4.
HEEcHxNIcs AND rRApEEs sANE, yEsssY CITY.
'ssi sas Gs;S Ssss o q % jersey s::
OryloE or THE eoIyysIAs 9 4, a. SaAnlss, .ssuRAsOs
DASH CAPITAL. ....-..-"... es.sooooo
From abatement for the seventh asoai ysas ending Dsos
foss Il amount Of ssssts Jsou.vi 1885, ~ 4,
Eo,s Eaos.s :Pss q ssrssd pprs%iu%s over os.s a.
Reserve for estmats cairas unad jussod and dsAsr
ss:l dividend dsss oidui cor
\ -: :S: ]; rs "a =
$ ss e
y.s &c. IN ss =:
IS: :, ~ /.
4 s sy Y. Form Of pS y:. y
Upon voyage risks upon fps.sh. return Of twenty per
Upon sms si.k. upon issh. and upon voyage aud time
snoS p@ prsss hsssseS Being oonSssA 70 psrsons and
ss ss q as
Pre%a%s pad IN sod will 10 entitled 70 tho above rsurn.
in geld. ~
=. DIRECTORS
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%$ A Ss;sS Sss: ss. a.I: r.
sS: r. sss s:s
Sessssf SssAeu. Myers. fss;iss Hodges.
second Saos yss sasD s sns sss:ssSt
OryIon& & o. fAoIyIG z ,.s NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
= No" f''1 TwiSTaEasHra asS Y iss pIv1pzsp.
ss: s:;s :s H. e sSsS S'::
n .sS sass ss % 4 ss' a e m
order OF 'A' HSafs JOHNSON Secretary
?s S.''aas .a%
Ss osa sS'fsS s .sw meeting
ous resolved 70 the capital . million Of dol
Ss sy y ss u %
81 spd n sa ss
5d S s s Sesns s
May Dom inclusive JOIN HTS's q % Secretary.
y Coupons purchased most favorable
anu p''''''' p-'' Wells. Eli FARGO CO., "a Broadway
ITO oAP1rALrsrs-rHE SUBSCRIPTION rs NOW
sae y s s s saS
PROPERTY combined psssn.s indueesn,s invs..me1s
ass s ser %
TINIoN AVENUE AssoorArIoN-Ar SARATOGA
s si; S s:
odsyI q sss = the 'st %s Il EsxsD President.
~pkn wANTED-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE ON
YOOU improved Brooklyn properly located on one Of
ss abe o
ch NOO WANTED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE AT
asysn per Gent on House Y and % % Let On Murray
only may xS1s % n ass oss '' ''
@1 n OOO WANTED TO BORROW, THE ABOVE
%1O OOO TO SlaooowoRTE OF SILVER MINING
@IV.VVU stocks on the celebrated Comstocs Lead
miHss o9 virginia CITY TO s1ohanse FOR mrs, class house
Ssn New fsssta Ys country seat
CIT 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
years Improved in this city, in TO suit
G. A. KJSSAM, 30 Pine street. basement
SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAvANNAH, GA.
- I--07 MARCY DAY co.
sales of a. kinds srchandiss commission They
large Sns SrsHsR ro c1Rrx the
iss Sy .sr IN Ss % M
ton given oany storage At reascnSSie rates
New Haven Conn. Hon. H. ,. Harrison, New Haven
Conn Dan Packer Co, No Pine street. N. r.; d. M
Armstrong IL Pine street, N Y.
GEO. o. MARCY, SAML4 @. DAY, r. II. FOSTER.
COuTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED -vIRGINIA AND
New Orleans Also Memphis City Bonds and
Coupons Southern State bonds bought and sold by
MANNING DE FOREST, Bankers 10 Wai street.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-06-07
The Kenosha Water Cure

HASno superior East or west in pleasanthcss
l. 4 of situation, completeness of arrangements,
solubrity of climate, or excellence of Medical
superntendence
Its bath arrangements sudatory, electro-ther-
NAL and others are unsurpassed. The climate
is not only free from ague, but, with its summers
cooler than those of St. Paul, is more invigora-
ting than That Of New England.
Nor has any establishment more competent
phy sician than Prof II. 2. GAToHELL, IN charge
of the KENosHA WATER Cure. He has an init
mate acqualntsne with all forms OF Chronic Dis
eases and has been particularly successful in
treating those Of the female system.
E. PENNOYER, Proprietor.
KtNosHA, Wis, May 81, lsG5-tf.