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CONVENIENT EHPLOYEEs, such as mzchia-
ists, csrpentsrs, teaLnstsrs, ETC., shouid pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, ct the Banking House, corner o. Uniou
and College streets, whore the vsry bs5t
prices are always paid ioz avery DESCRIPTION
Of Government claims-
CHzOKs on THa DEFOsITAzT II AOvfsgIL-zs
sashed on the very best terms.
THcs. 8. NLsz.
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On Monday, the FIRST day Of
February, 1865,

taa presses, type, machinery, material End nipple
nlenCs Of the Nashville Patriot newspaper, nov 10
TIE possession and used by Vim Cameron q Co.
propuetors Of the. Nashville Uniou neVspsper,
opening he biddTgs thereon az seven thousand
% tho highest bidder for cash. toe unexpired lease
q A. g. Camp %. On the hotIss and los leased Of
Dr. HOyte, IN Nashville, being he same hon-e anP
efon Co., which Ie2se expires On the 1t day o.
JRIy. 1885,. +. X. GLAsCOCK,
y. 8. Marshal for the Made Dist q Team.
janI1L
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MONET LOANED.

Securities Of al kinds discounted Oh liba-
raj terms, such sc Watches, Chains Pine
Rings, Diamonds and Jewclry ol evC-y de-
scriptlOn, also Furniture and other property
too numerous 70 mention, e. No CO. C--E-y
street, ssgH Of tie three god tqI'g-
jan I'm c. L. uEEGJEE & CO.
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WAB CLAIys.-Ths attention Of al peg
sons having claims against the U. s. Gov
eminent is called % the advertisement Of
Jno. F. Isom. late Captain and Post =. IT.,
y ashv vile. Office No. 81 north Cuery
street JaE-C-iu
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over the River in Two Minutes.

You can cross the river at any time iG tFo
minutes, and have a nice warm cabin o.
ait in, by taking passage ia the new steam
Ferry boat, Kentucky" Jaus-ZS.
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A NJ. LASDsBERs & Co, WhoIossls
sutlsr supplies, corner q Public Square and
Market Street, offer = tia trade and their
friends ar large, thsr grea, stock u liquors,
consisting IN part, Of Whisksys, Gin, Bsar-
dy, Gin Cocktail, Stomach Blttsrs. schIs-
dam SchnaPps, CataE ba aid Claret ~ ines,
at the low rates Of one dollar per bottle
Cali, everybody wishing bargain. Re-
member the place, corner Markst and
square A. 4 n. LAEDsszEG 4 Co.
Oct 77-Sm.
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Marshal,a Sale

IN THE INFORMATION OF THE UNITED
STATES versus THE PRESS, TYPE, MACHIb z
~, &c, OF THE NASHVILLE PATRIOT
NEWSPAPER
10y virtue Of WIT Of Fendition Exponas 70 me
ID issued and directed from the Honorable he
Clrcuit Court Of the United Sa,tes for the Middle
District 81 Tennessee, VIII sell 10 he highest BID
de-. for cash u hsHd al the Nashville Unioa print
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Pearl Miniatures.

MoRsR il the frat to introduce this
new style Of Pictures. Every body that
see them are delighted with them
Cell st the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land" and Judge for yourself ol4ltL
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Security Loan emce,

oiJH " % ttTee U1l1eH BAH,
No. O. Cherry street
Liberal advances made on sll kinds q
property. Persons tesirou8 ~ CbteirfEg
money on security can 10 70 by calling al
the above named place.
ian6-Im q. E. GzE5OEY / CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wanted.

10000 Dollars Bank Of sheIbyvilIe- a
No. 2s Union Street.
janI2-Im NJ H. "A-ssS-
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T,HE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIErcE Or

ufvALLC
Published Tor the benefit, ant as a CAUTION ~
YOUNG MEy and Others, who szifaF Gcn hrl goa8
Debility, Premature Decay q Manhood, &c 8r.,-
plying 81 tho zane time the Msals o. 7aii tlrs-
by one who na- cured him cir AIR under -llr..
considerable quackeTy. by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may - ha- "a
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esg.
dsc2--3n Brooklyn, Kings CO., y. J.
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4 kfSnsAH3 tE-s o. III a. - ELAts
IL NOU5, 5EMlNAi. Uf.lztAkT AID EAl. ~.
BI8I EaS-nsg and reliable treEfrnsnL-ia t.snor1s
o. tho HOWARD Aa,sOCiATf0as-asnl ~ rnaa n
seaisd letter enYsOpes, ues q cLar.e. AIdr,as
~. J. BKILIsIN HOUGHTON, HOsard Assooiaioa.
No q South hiath-sussi. Phlladalphis. "a.
% I-iy
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For Sale.

A Scholarship in BacoE's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. 4 barggt4 can
Be had. Apply 70 or address this Office.
nOvI8-tf
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Real Estate Department.

A considerable amollnt Of Real Estate il register
ed on our books, and We can sell Houses ana Lott
in Nashville and suburbs on the best terms. FsFrs
in the neighborhoOd Of Nashville for sale, OF 81
sizes and prices, Plantations il various counties in
Middle Tennessee, some Of them good Cotton
farms, for sale. Nan.
uOV20-tf
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Valuable FarmL Tor sac.

WYE ARE OFFERING FOB SALE A VERY
w Taaabls H n NJ, resr tss Eoisnsg.lle
f1ke, ~ miles from thecity. osutaining " Acres
q chotes isnd Brtck resldenes. containing four
rooms, besides kitchen, SMOKE hcuss, ADD othsr
Clubhouse sxceIsnt spring o. FEtsr, and great
variety q truit trees. Apply o
W. AATT BROWN 90.
boVle-kn Id a ChacTy street.
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rs PREPARED 10 DELIVER COAL TO ANY
i part Of the city. Orders p.omptly atten ded 70.
Once No. "a South College stseet.
jan3-U TaoS. II. RlCKERT.
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Lost

ON DECEMBER 81, 1854. CERTIFICATE OF
" DErOSiT Tor Slo0, No. 29s on fhe FIRST Ma
uolHl Bank 81 Nashville payable % the order Of
John , CrosFt. Il IS Of DO value T. the finder. IS
IaytnsIit has been stopped.
aeota-lrn.s JOHN +. CROWL-
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Phinehas Garrett.

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe.
cia attention TO the examination of Titles 70 Proper
ties, writing Deeds OF Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents
We deem il unnecessary, In this community, 20
say that Mr. Garrett is the best examiner Of titles
and writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was "hxure" at our OouFt-hou twelve
Of which he served as Register Of the county, BY
fsithfjll, and exset manner Of doing Business Is
well known and We cheerfully recommend hin TO
all those who may have any thing in bis line to
transact. n. & N.
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Lost.

A b99l TIKI 25TH OF NOVEMBER LAST, a
"a Cefancale q Opposite for one hundred dol
Jars N The FlTss Nationsl Bank Of Nashville, 90
James ONeal II Ein be Of no use to he Under,
~ payment La Teen stopped At the Bank-
isn5-lIa JAMES O'NEAL-
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WE ARE PREPARED re RECEIVE GOODS
w for ssle az auction, OF Of private sale. Also,
prompt attention paid 20 receiving and forwarding
Goods Particular at entiOn paid 20 outdoor saes
Of Furniture. Groceries, ReE Estate, &c, sc.
Auction Sale every Wednesday and
Friday.
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Loans negotiated At this once. State, County
and Railroad Bonds Bark, Bridge, and Rsjlroal
Stocks sold as per Oz der rom casto1aers,
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Eastern Agency.

Our arrangements Ts such that any sort Of Com.
meroia transaction il the principal Eastern cities
cad b negotiated and faithfully attended to.
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NASHVILLE
WOOD AND COAL COMPANY

tan63rn
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VOL. III.


And not 10 he Taid until Jon know what you =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
THE NEW YORK sun.
..uNnAY ,InKNING. ZEE. 6. 1855.
The Peace Qucetion.

....rfvYn msy he the ultimsb Issue Of the
-..,uatlons, tie ,lacrity displayed by the
I.. .-I, IN commenting W wsve all forrs.libes by
..,,.ui personally " Fortress Monroe 10 confer
,.,. O., rebel Comm Ssoners, 10 calculated 70 pro
D.s favorable efooi upon the people IL shows
.l.' no mere question u formally Of feeling OF
T. .rsonal dignity shall he allowed " stsnd In the
v.v - ,l honorable termination Of hostilites and
tuat Mr. LtSoois " ready - conoede everything in
al mo Of non -osssnisls for The sake u securing
o. one Grand aiiecL THIS course 10 calculated W
rene N. public condden . in tho Preside Il, and
.ncu.ely strengthen bis hands Cor any project 4
r...e NJ var which uiAy be necessary W adopt.
d, conduct has however, 20 far tended 10
Ia.e tho radical wing Of the Republican
".f.. 30. vhst he loses IN Ills respect he
am from the conservative masses. The PEG
oe-iro uoNhing o. much a. JoAce except tie
..or.ton u lie bnion-but win accept genera
POO war, both Ay.in-i DO South and Asainst the
would, rat or than submit 10 The mpo-sihle Condi-
ilpns " separation and Confederate Independence.
Al oits1si assurance that the rebel leaders have alb
sluioly rejected any Tosoo MOI based on disun.on,
viii he Immediately followed by oloaing up Of
arty breaches and grand popular uprising simi-
lar 10 hat elected by tho attack on Fort suinter.
The asscnce o. any positive ASSURANCE upon this
pc,nL IL ~ Gar = favorable AuguTy. II all nesoila-
lions we're absolutely broken off, ~ they aSuredly
~oud have Leon, ~ he slsoluie demand Of
the rebei commissioners for indopenduncc there
would b. no motive IN Withholding tie intelligence
aus hour from tne people. Indeed. II IL not likely
that politician Of Mr.. BLAB's experience would
have 40 far compromised b s reputation for savacity
and good sense as " proceed 70 Richmond twice
and invite commissioners " treat for the surrender
Of all We have really been Sighting for during the
Jas, four years Secretary SEWARD would never
have proceeded " Fortress Monroe, or autographed
for the President unless some Informal saiisfac-
tory agreement as 10 the bases OF nesotis-
ton hal been entered into beforehand.
so long therefore, a. the result Of the
conference Is matter Of doubt and con-
lecture the rfersuces all strongly in favor Of
peace TIE suspense will he terminated within =
few days. and his no, improbable that we may be
sblc 70 place the rs-uIin An authoritative msnner
before our readers In smother column n to-dsy's
srs. Bat in any cAso pending the receipt Of
sfici.l news upon the subject we would advise no
one ~ enter into gold and stock srccu.,cns for a
rise based on the absolute failure Of pesco negots-
tons
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the City Government contributed sixteen thousand
dollars for this purpose, all Of which WAS expenl oil
a. corruption fund. This 3. q dlssr.ceful eShib
Tor the grea, metropolis. Whom rlen whom tho
people have entrusted witt tie health 4 the city,
use their position, for persous sdvsncerncnt and
rssorsto, or connive al bribery W prevent neeliu
sanitsry reforms Is no. strsrpc tina, the mortal
ity u the city should he frightfary disproporton.
80 10 that Of other cities thai are no, cured b.
such corruption. II Is no wonder thai suall-pox
and typlus have assumed postilental proportions,
AMI 10 lucky hat tho city hiss no, ere this been
VISITED by sn epidouic. The deosi Of the bill now
b.f re The Legislature will doubtleas depend, aa
heretofore, upon the amouut Of money expended
10 lobbying IT, n tho politicians who arc grouing
rich from tho contrac,s undrr the control Of the
Health DepAr u,enL .re ~ determined ~ On form
or pccasona, the city wi sill 10 At the mercy n
interruptions he,lh officers. There II q course .
possibility that die pr,snG legislators are LEES sus
eeprble W tho inluonce II money than their pre-
decosgors, but human nature ~ vesk-psrtsculAr-
" q lo slators while the Influence Of greenb.cks
is strong Therefore. II any change for The better
occurs in the Health Dcrrtrnent Of this city, II
viii Ia f.ir N infer that, as usual the corrupt on
fund vas TO powerful for Albany virtue.
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financial Neryn, Msrkctn. Sc.

We York Saturday, FEB. 4, =. k.-Thc sold
market hW been quite excited to-day and hilher
prices reached. The fluctuations uero At
1o.3J A. N. 40; ll.5G 2u9H; 1874 2i1A; l, 2l4%i
. gl1,l; $40 2lJ, Ala 2i3t b.Oo, 2ll$. At the
Evening Exchange gold closed At 2lJA. The stock
market also higher on tho railways, particularly
after the First hoard the only regular hoard sat
urday, Among tho government stock there VA.
good demand ior the lO-iCs. The prco advanced
= per cent Tho gold exports by the day. steamer
amounted 70 t3+3 al, making for the week S2s5 49,
No change In the money market. Foreign exchange
dull ut lO9& ilot for 60 and days At the produce
market. Tieadstufs were steady. Provisions unsat-
tied. Cotton and Petroleum rather mer. GIoceres
were inactive.
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A Hi Of City nIstnrr.

The Health Bill now pending In sho Legislature
'as been tho occasion Of some important develop
mong relative ~ ths sanitary condition Of Mis-
city. Tho examination Of medical witnesses be-
tore Ihe Health Committse. showss truly alarm
~. poture. These witnesses assert thai snAl pox
and 'yphus fever have assumed the character OF
Pos'lence IN this city, and lhs injection Ia grsdu-
ally infusiug itself into the rural dstriels Il ap-
pears too that under the present regulations 1,
Leading object OF he politicians who manipulate tho
Health department 10 W prevent the introduction
I'd roiormstory measures. The reason Of this ID,
Tat ms Department. like al others belonging to
the Cny Government ia Of advantage To certain
political interests, and change would, of course,
to detrimental to that intOrsst To illustrate the
tenacity with which ,he lllheiIns hold on 70 the
power they have secured, II is assrted that no,
ior" thsn twenty thousand dollars ID Annually OK.
pended Al Albany IA lpbhylar s.-.a.t rp- ,-
bAL4IIr reform. -. -. a-..,.. vs.. ...-.-u, ..
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DEATHS.

GRAHAM-on Feb ., 1862 Ammo Maria Graham,
In 'hc Ism year Of her ace,
fpectfuly invited 10 attend the iuncla l, on Tu's
day nisgnoon, lch. \ At ] O'Clock, tom the reel
55th 81, New lClk. tSl
KFIRNs-On sunday, Feb. ., John Herns, ~ca 90
The friend, OF the iamiy are respectfully invited
stanton At, on Tue.d.y, fep. lis
LUDLM-On saturday, Feb 4th, Anna Maria.
infant daushteT OF Jesse ii. and Maria T. ludium'
The illeni. and acqualn,snee., Algo the mem
rpccuuly invited 20 attend the iunorn!, this Non
osvl morning, "a - oo.N from tLe i.siarnce Il her
taken 70 Last Chester for inteIment. Ia
MINTON-On Feb. 4th, s65, ChaTcs II. Min.on,
eldest Qn stephen aud Hete-'a A'nton IN the 9-I
The reaives ard irlendr OF the family ave respect
full. invited to Gtloud the funeral, this 'Nondayl
afternoon, A. O'clock nom his late .esdogce, 20
SPENCER Il, Brooklyn. u
on ONSELie--Ann, the lc'tved vic OF Edward
O'Iont oi, Iu he . a yea Of uar are.
TIE 'onoa IA, ,s.e p.ace ION ne re G, Ct
The ''ioHds 81 the family eio respociiu b. ily,tc4
To Gttcaa. -
O'MEALY-on SUNDAY, Feb. ,,h, At T. O'Clock, A.
g- Wil.iFm PMealv u native OF the faIirh oi Cong,
III. len .iHs N he taken 10 Calvarv at o'clock
Iuc'day, Fen Z liz friends, ana thoro OF his iate
n,-..s, jas, McMAhon, are respectful. Invited 20 a.
tcu1 nom the cor. OF SefSwick and CoumhiA a.
SCUM u Otkl|n, If
PkAY-At his residence, Y Little 18th IT. bet, oh
and llth ave .uudAy, Feb. 9Th, John o. Pray, ~
scotland, loop Co. " ith \. y. Cavalry, ased -
Year..
Hi friends, and the members of his RECT, are
Iosrectuiv invited 10 attend the innenl OF Soi-
day afternoon, 9TH lusi, at O'Clock li5
EOE-ln Brookl-p, on saturday evening, Feb. ith,
! Go. Acu Roc, aged - l-egrs.
lie oudl iclalyos Of the family are reap c'
| fully invited to attend the funeral this thonn'yl
afternoon tct. Sth, at O'Clock, nom hIs late tcs4-
deuce, III tiuehine ave, near Aolrel ST. lgg
| THAINE-On Feb. 4th, 1860 siicr short bat 'o,
we've il4rtr, Mary Anuc, wife If p q, 1hayne, Ard
daughter Of patk. and MARY Mc'sTTy, OF Bailae Az
County LHiim, Ireland, N the hJih ear oil her age
Blcst be- that sphere Of high belief
! 50 he von-hke, % sublime,
| which says that souls that part in sriet,
| Pant only tor a tiWc;
THAI Tar leNOud this spcCk o. pain,
| Fu DER tie gloomy wnNC4' iuu.in
There ~. eGds "a htightor c!we
Where, Gaze and U0ll ami trouble DER,
friends ueCt--und mt ting, Seop no more.
| Tho ficuts Of tho family are respectfully invited
! 10 attend tho funeral this tMon'N}l afternoon
Oh me-, It ~ O'Clock, from her late .eeiaeuce ii
| Cloehvs'. 100
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DAINTERs OF BROOKLYN-A SPECIAL
Laeetins Of the Brook yn icu.e Painter. society
wa ne held Al their N6a ful'on 81 on Mednfr
ca evening. Peb. sth, At - o'clock tor Busih,se
tbe rross-st importance all. al mepbeis trs
sNnesuy requested 70 be present. By ORDER o. W Al
]. EI15H, Pre- XN RAkkFR- Sec. 40
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. II. LONG ISLAND, No. lo-AlI
"A. the members IN Arrears be 'osging 70 tbe above
mum 81 are re uested 70 sttcud ryciti ueciiuR e
b. head MoD.ay, %. q, and clear up, OF theu
nAr.c. viii he e. .e'd iron the ioots. 81 order OF
THOMAS JOHNSON, President JOHN GOLDEN.
Secretary, ~
n Y. LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETf-A
y. IeFuls monthly sins Of this society vil he
held At the Metropolitan Rooms No. To- Hester IT. On
lueaday eyeninr, iebruary I, l'O5, M ~ o'clock.
puDctuI attendance "a requet ed, business Of i'm
pottAnce vil he biourht teioe the society Tor their
scn9n. Nv orler, y. W. ENUS, fles- JOHN ROC
Elts hec soc. zJo
g n. HEWLETT, THE GREAT TEMPE
rance orator, viii deliver his mirth- provokin-,
ptulnht and toroihle lecture, styled The Cure and
w Suie unceI the auspices Of Chelsea DIV. No. II
oi I" a. the Beeckef Building, corner Morton ana
bieecher sta Monday evening, Feb. G, lSu5. DOors
Ot-n AZ : : commence at half-pst I. Ticket %
cents 3sb
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF 1HE
- fen.Al Brolherhood Of the "a NArd Oh Non.
day t' 9th Of fen, at the of 44th " cot and
Sh ave, All meinbons arr re- luested " aiuaG. AID
the Rs'. NJ COSLLY : &
3. BROWNE 3. pro tenn III
THERE WILL Be A PUBLIC MEEIGNG
u he'd by Iaedonlan Dlvision y. Of r. on Moud'
evening ftl. Gth It 3ZI BoWery. Good epa.kn4 al "a
Hnf1ng maybe Il ected and ukewfe Grand dis lay "
painting upon the progress Of Temperance III. pal bio
sft invited. Exhibition aud loctuIs oolniuencs
pr'csely at ~ o'clock. lJl
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTICE-H. WILSON, ACCT
t-By \. p.GALk- ~ uoyst 6,o case. hoot., .boe.
bAnnO As' &c on lucslay, feh. Tth, at 10. O'Clock.
N.b.-A ihife f'o''men' always ~ private sac -
4 LOTION SALE OF CRoCKERY, &C
1hllENR1 q. ENANS, AucL VII seil ia ots 10 sun
deAsfs, Tuesday, Feb Ith, Il f. cork "a H. Bnr-
slsy st. choice nssormen Of all KIND, Of White san-
ery' Gc. Al -oods CAREFULLY reracked ior rhip ug261
A UCTION SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
A:uu a. 4. ~ kSIlAM. Auction this dAy,
moniay, at the t-,tory brown stone ioeido'cc ~
Mert 10Th ~ let oh and ayee. salc commcucins
ii O'clock pGno- ofte, carpets, plr.Or furniture mir
torS paintings bureaus, bedsteaiA, ntrTur clocks
wt.e.
A UCTlON NOTICE-CROCKERY, GLASS,
"a fsrc, wue &C., " N. ". SHIRLEY, Aucrt.
i1e,da FEB iihly o,co,k at eSl Pea li,hy D.. EN-
- Rl Juu. eli Kinds o. best and seconGr gooiT. N
lots to- Gag and country dcAe. Slies nee Tor csh
and roods well packed tor shipping. 251
A UCTION-LARGE SALE OF FINE House
O'Clock. At d.elns-house 49, West sist 81, mar 7th
ave parlor, cIamuer library and dnuR-roon iufni-
,ut,G ~ hand,one ca, pts WIN china ayei .nre,
K WsTTcGT-f. HuciiSnser 40 ''''''-'' i4S
GREAT SALES OF READY MADE CLOTH.
~ ~ ins Go ,t hoy, clothing; &c. &C. ). a. M
money, Eel rda,y o. 1Sib At 10 O'clock iArfe IN
Of ready made clo'hine cloths boys c.othins' Sa.
T MORIARTY, AUCT n, WILL sELLTUIs
~ d4y ~ u. Cc.ock, ~ lI3 Cha ham ~, old srd
ne finiiuie 400 assortment also come fDe .oath
az beds an nut. assoc, nlrtOlA clUNk-, 'iit -
cloth- 4 - goD.b, shoos, and various otnt ..
sale nositiv l4g
DAWN ROKNR'S SALE THIS DAl "A 81
New B1y ep, JANIS AGAR vi! 'e,iui IL
o'cu,s, lor Of Votncus clothing, silk, calico e.
rino ana other drc-seS brche and wool Ahawis- * ~
IN ;oiG 3,he,' sh es quits LGns es. u! o.def %
| pAWNBROKER'S SALE-BfLL & INGRA-
Il HAM viii soil on TUESDAY, At - NcF b. tf,, N
Tote OF clio hing, Via dlesres shecir, lcaS' cunt &C.
AlfO r,Ot .uff.Cnt Of coats, pant- vcft', &C.
! CRAFT 4 CuLOrKlNG, $40 Houston A., aad T.
/ IN MAN, loo bgOome st. ~
! WIN. Writer'S, AUCTlONEEE, WILL
w eel N DAY, 1t &c ocS, ~ 45I Cana - plrlor
rie- 90 n - H. helf, leddng, ems, FiLs SILVER
| ware and ON, erucies for houa Se p.ns. "a
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Editor Sun
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I. =. s-3O Loan.-By authority Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, the unaeIsEned has As
nimed the General subscription Agency for the safe
Of United States Treasury Notes, bearing and
three-tenths per cont. interest per Gnnum, known
the
sEvEN-THIRrY LOAN
These notes issued undeI dsto Of Augu,t 10Th,
1894 and are payable three year, tom that time, In
currency, or are convertible At the option Of the
holder into
L. = b-n SIX PER CENT.
COLLABORATING BONDS.
Thee bonds worth premium Of nine per
cent. including sold interest from November, which
makes NE actual profit the 800 loan, =. current
rates. including interest, about tan per cent per an
mum, Decides ir ebsm ption from lStats and mun.-
ciDsI TAXATION uhich adds from 10 hye> per
cent more, according To the rato levied o.ber
property. The interest Is payable semi-annusy hy
coupons attached TO each note, which be cut of
and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts TO