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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

A correspondent suggests that q Coroneri
Inquest mus; be held on the body Of our late
President, and verdict readered, otherwise BIZ
assassin cannot be legally convicted Of his mur
der. We know not how this may be, but pre-
sumo the legal authorities at Washington have
taken care that 10 requisite formahty has been
omitted. And we note with satisfaction thai
persons arrested on suspicion that they were
concerned in the late tragedy are shielded from
mob violence ana placed where they can b
reached by the arm Of Justice alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
From 1lnvuu0.
HAVANA. April -. 1865.
Purscr Il. ". Albert kindly furnishes Us with

HAVANA. April -, 1865.
Pnrser Il. ". Albert kindly furnishes Us with
1.-THE following memoranda;
The new, of the fa,l OF Richmond and Petersburg,
Sbrought by the Eagle produced The greatest excite
fmen The affair discussed by both parties al tlle
Balloons, and on the streets In tho evening Inc e,y
was all astir great the excitement Inc hasie
was gay dressed with bunting and as she rounded .ac
Moro fired o national salute. The snpposiuoh was
that peace had been declared, hut when rightly iS'
med their JOY exceeded all bounds.
nv, uolitavs were celebrated In the usaal style:
,s .sss %sre I i half %a
Ithe streets reversed the peope in holiday attire.
land ali the usual ss6o ,e rts and men Of
a. - i ,s s'h,r when hu-,n~ again eomenocd
Ihe intel a no n" I5tL rom key we,, and lot
.Go.ts aepwnri With tho mails Tor &c S"i Sl"adrSn.
Thet1 : ,,,,ncr NcIeus. co,onander iiown,u. ar
' ', enc ltth and woald leave on TIE ION OF
cruise AL aeil - r,o o,,,ra, n, sbe nth
5son' = aIy,slon uaiA cargo OF cotton lhcfc wces
-, hlocknie runners ~ port undergoing roj.rs
-, d, ,,iurninS home Ursin, = Was "a AUS
y,.tne. vsss ~ the genera heslth 5ooa,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

s67, 900 men, inside the defcnsei OF Petersburg
-. and Richmond. Official statements of his iosse'
;1uring the eleven days campaign which preceded
This surrender are lacking, but if we put them al
I The large figure Of 10000. tlerc will remain
sE, 900 surrendered by Lee As prisoners OF war
And il We stop there, il i an extraordinary ica
IF generalship to compel the surrender in any
!, ,ircumstances-the actual bodily sunenier-o
ian army 80 large as that.
But this is by no means a complete exhibit O.
the facts. II is no, the number which Lee sur
jrendcred at last but tie number which lie has
lat the beginning of the campaign that Is thu
measure OF his antagonist superior genius. 1
Lee lost 30. eco men in eleven days by death
wounds, and capture, how is the glory oi hi
,oonqueror diminished by that fact lnwhat par
3ticular was it less feat of arms to put O,0O'
linen Lors du combat in eleven days than TO have
spared portion Of them for the final capitula
1tion Obviously, Lees losses all through Tho
campaign are to be counted as the successive
TROPHIES of the victor and it might even he SAID
THAT the fewer troops Lee had to surrender or
the 9th of April so much the greater was The
triumph OF Grant.
The number Of he Union army has also beci
devastated in the same way aud to the same
lend of reducing the credit which grateful ma
stion gives to its first general. Grants forces
\ it is said, were 1913, 900 men. Reckoning every
! man under his immediate command, garrisons
3sick, &C., included. that number might b,
reached, but it conveys no true idea OF his ac
4 tual available force that shared the fighting %
thiscampsign The correspondent above quoted
puts that force at $4,000, with which estimate
> our own information aid opinion pretty nearly
coincide. In the final struggle, therefore, th'
4 numbers stood 1900 to 6', 900; for all Lees
sforce must be reckoncd, since in the defense o.
Petersburg aud Richmond first, and then stil
amorc on the retreat, every man the Relei leader
4hsd. was and must have been utilized.
With a numerical superiority of about 1906
! men Gen. Grant forced his enemy ont OF thu
strongest dcienses on the continent, cut OF IN
retreat destroyed more than half bis army, ant
compelled him to surrender the rest. And III
adid that in eleven days.
Three captains created the art of war as i
exists to-day in Europe-Marlborough. Fred
1erick and Napoleon. Grants last campaign ell
Titles him to rank with either of tue two former
and in several important elements Of military
greatness places him on level even with TIN
great French captain. We trust we have heard
1.-The last of efforts to belittlc his fame and hi
-arvicps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

ec,ed 70 mssov-rn ,r oxof,r far yeor'. ne rr" some
bold hand ru pierce hs hart Vi1 d0ss" point for ne
pYbiie good"
The hea. and passion of political campaign
can neither excuse nor palliale the uttersnce OF
so atrociouS wish as this, though doubtless that
viii bc the apology which the editor OF The La
Crosse Democrat will offer. The universal
reprobation and loathing of all good men will
he the only punishment that an indignant peo-
pie should offer him. Should he retire forever
from profession TO which be is disgrace be
will show that he has still some sense left of
what is due to an outraged and insulted country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

Fair for the benefit of the Orphans o.
Freedmen is to open in New-0rleans on the frs
Monday in May, and be continued through tn
week. The Hon. Pierre Soule, now abroad
will doubtless hear with pleasure that his fine
mansion on Esplnnade-st. has been honored
by Maj. Gen. IIurlbut's selection of it as the
place for this Fair Mr.. Louise de Mortie
President Of the Orphans Home, will gladly
receive contributions from Northern friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

l tMR LryCoLN's HASD-Messrs. Leconte &
Dirne. No. Oh william.st., have mod Of Mr. Lin
con's hand tsken from life casts OF which in plaste
Inre for sale at Ball. Black & Co.'S. Broadway TIT
hand is closed round stick and IL. unquestiona
sbly very perfect representation of the original. w
presume II 10 be the that referred to by cor
respondent in another column. taken by Mr. Vaux
Chicago after Mr. Lincoln FIRST chosen Pres
4 dent The cast has been displayed in BAH & Black
window whore it is attracting good deal OF sad il
fterest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
I'm Augusfa.

AoeUsT. Me-. "Wednesday April TO- 1865.
The obseluies OF the late President were com.
DemOrsed bore by procession Of all The Military and
large majority Of the citizens Of the place the line
.bens considerably over ine in length. comprising
,he Stale and municipal authorities officers and men OF
the erg .., .-.,, n -rvrir vuu reIIOws. firemep.
sons % Temperance and other organizations. AL
.dIe,s9s apprODrats % the were delivered IN
front OF the Court House by different cergymen OF tho
'oty. AL the public buildings and great portion OF
tine private deUc9, are handsomely draed IN MOURN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
Melancholy Casually.
rwO MEN INSTANTLY KILLED By THE PREMA
TURE DISCHARGE OF A CANNON.


Between ~ and | o'clock yesterday, while
some citizens Of the Foureeth Ward firing minute
guns on the pier foot Of North Third.st Williams
yburgh accident Of fearful nature occurred. 1t ap
pears that the gun used the occasion is which
been IN the last 80 years aud has done
ice IN many Fourth Of July celebration under the
Gcharge OF Mr. George Whaley, who never before met
gvith an accident. The gun Is famiarly known as
Old Sal" by the citizens. More than half the number
Tof discharges intended made when the premature
discharge took Place. Mr.. Whsley was attending "a
the printing and MI. Andrew Bailey. OF No 20 North
Second st.. and Mr. VIM Crosby who had served three
years in the United States Artillery were rammIng and
swabbing wben il Is supposed. IN consequence OF the
gun being ovcrhsated the discharge took place. Both
men ramming at the same tine and both were
Thrown by the discharge into the East River. their
bodies being terribly mangled Some time after the
cdcn one OF Mr. Bailes arms was found on an adjoin
King pier United States gunboat being near by
boats the and the bodies of tn,
Aunfprtuuate men were recovered. One Of them Wa,
seen 10 struggle in the water Tor short time and 1t Ii
supposed that he simply drowned brit It don't ap
possible that either could have lived many minutes
o.. -.'dent took place. Mr. Bailey leaves fam
AZ T,o,. ""s unmarried. Coroner Barrett vii
hold IN Inquest on the bou..-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

We recalled to mind two days ago paragfss.nl
which appeared some months since in The l.,
Crosse (Wisconsin) Democrat iustigating tn,
Of Mr.. Lincoln. We have sine,
received from gentleman Of this city tho
humber Of the paper containing it-that Of
August 20, 1894. 1t is the closing paragraph Of
Ia fierce political leader and is as follows:
1.-THE man who votes for Lincoln now is a traitor
Lincoln traitor and murderer. He who pretending
10 war for wars against the Constitution OF our country
10 traitor and Lincoln Is one Of those men. He who
calls and slurss men to certain hatchery 10 murderer
and Lincoln has done oil thia Had smyJermsr Demo
erssie Prssidest rsr'd spsn hs Cosaitsiox TiAsd
rih II. dai"i,' Of tie Nation Lincoln As' IL vo,dd
have bssr hvl,d "a p~dHisr iors ,iac, ard Il 40 [,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

PErsoyAL.-We cannot undertake TO rcr~.
the falsehoods we find aAoat; but ono ooncerniI &
|" a son Of Horace Greeley in the l4th Ncw-York
cavalry. in Louisiana his opinions, &c., &C., has
obtained such general circulation that it may do
just to say that Horace Greeley has no son now
living, and that this fellow is IN iwpudcnt
swindlcr. A nephew and namesake of Horace
Greeley is private in the Army of the Potomac,
but is no such persOn as this cavalry impostor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

As this is the day Of Fasting and Prayer
appointed by the Governor Of the State, bust
ness in this city will be generally suspended
The Banks aud Custom-Ycase will be closed
aqd no mails Will leave the Post-O after il
O'Clock o. m. Oar usual evening editions, there
fore. will be omitted, though we shall, as usual
issue an extra should any news Of importance
hn rncnivnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

S.; JoHs n. b.. "Wednesday, April 10, 1865.
The citizens of 81 John aud Fredericton
expressed ber sympathy with the people Of the United
states br olOs ing al the public oBioos and places OF
huslress between II and O'Clock today, the bells were
ioed and tue flags placed a; half mast nearly evory
la staff pulc aud private. Our people have seldom
.tecn moved 50 deeply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
GRANTS VICTORY.

A Washington correspondent recently tclt
'graphed us that the number Of men actually
Surrendered by Lee TO Gen. Grant did not exceed
seven or eight thousand, and drew thence thu
Inference that the victory was glorious only a
"a "moral" triumph-whatever that may be
Were the estimate Of numbers correct, the in
ference would not, and still less would tn.
nnuendo be pardonable which some Journals
have built upon it. But there is abundant evi
dence as to the strength Of Lees army, and the
following statement is perhaps as exact as any.
A correspondent of yesterdays Times says:
had an estimate made by one Of Gen. Hills 70,
Longsreets) staff, and, ii il doubt avery fan
\
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Providence,

] PRoyDsscE. T. l.. Wednesday. Apri! 10, Ices.
Solemn services in oOmmemorston of Abra-
fhlm Lincoln we're held IN the several churches today.
and were fully attended, Bells toeJ aud minute
guns were fred large military and civic procession
tesoorted the Governor the Pebble Hall where euo
~ was pronounced. The streets thrOnged With
people 70 see the pageant. The city was draped in
y a. rntr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

BALraoRg Wednesday. April 10. 1865.
The city presents mouTniul appearance.
Business entirely suspended; buildings. public and
private drapeJ In back while the bells tolng and
minute guns firing Enc churches generally open.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
Un Hnlsfnu.

HAITIAN ~ S. Wednesday. April TO- 1865
To-day the hags on all the public buildings,
,the Consulate and most OF the shipping in the port.
we're at ha.f mast The business places Of all ADeri
cans we're Closed dariog the hours Of the obsequies
and their residences and the Consulate drapei ia
mourning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

A portion Of our report of the observancr'
yesterday, in this city, and other interesting
matter, viii be 70 ind upon the sixth and seventh
pages Of this mornings paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
70 rnrrc.,,ni,arnf..

No po,-s on 10 taken Anonymous tomr rnirf'cr
w feyei i. Intended rf insertion must be authentic ate
ly . name ai1 adlics oi tir wlc-uo necessarily ~
uf-i..fi1n brs n Guaranty fof his -ood f'i'i -,
Al b9.ss ..es, tor tn sLouc be addressed TO II
TKfaUkE." New OK .
We caua, uudef 80 return rci'c'e ConliAhl~''l'H
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

Bosrox "wednesday. April 10. l565.
The Boston evening papers have all agreed /
suspend publication to MORROW.
, 1865-03-03
:-GiBceilAilrnng.
ID RO CIR A II n Il
or
I'm INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
Or
Produces, Instruments and other
objects
CONNECTED WITH FISHERIES,
10 BE HELD AT
BERGEN, IN NORWAY,
From tho 1st Of August to the 1Gth OF
September, 1865.
d r o CIR A II n Il

This Exhibition Is tobeho:t b the municipal antoos
ttits Il Bergen, With ass1stsuce Of tae Royal Noer
gsan Government, it's object being 10 1naka ~
known the va4ieus rcs OF produces OF nsulos -
ste me.ns b. which The t.he.ies aad tne
industry connected with them are eIsrcssa1a IN F14oo9
countries.
TIE x1u1b111oN WILL facLCDH'
Ali nhcres IN re ses from aane ams shc COST: al
sss,s: Sss ,pkits fSss f
aboye ar waqsSaG Eel IN ~ np,epai,s
of shlng Or q 6ese 4 aecess az sson
sfSR %sa ~ sf re- sssa:s
fol she q .he .h TT P. Tsn
xa5ioas prts ef ~ tSSnx 70 ~
enft ena @ q sa'as 6o.t ~ "a r.
ments uasd IN teklcE nh 10 M widsss sr+e w1sn ~
lie srtiacsl bait With a which Is needed 70, " pr
ann uaSs og q
iar w1,t1ngs Concerning the n=plng ladnssrT:
By the municipality Of Bergen, assigned
who hereby ett,y invites all sh1poTness, dshef
meu merchants and industrial men. who may Be will
Ing to contribute objects to this 70 ADDRESS
themssIys By LETTER before the 1T OF july 1 70 sne
.scommittee for the rter1atfona1 exhibition ot pro-
duces connected with fishery at Bergen. tn SorTay,
with tue mention OF tho latuEe Of tae oblerts Sae3
mean to send tn.
The Coz mltce Is ready to giye Ill 1ntoruatoos tha&
might be wanted. ...
It1s desirable that the objects to be exhibited which
mar be sent In before tho 2ah OF July 1855, shoud be
they can be sole, and possible. by short deasFp-
ton Of thetr nature. object and NC
The freight bJ sending forth and b-ck the objects
destined - the exhibition. is pail oy the Committee
The Swelsl- Nc u cglan Con.ulAte In New York
Will assst IN shipping tho articles when requested
, 1865-03-03
Bloomington purserp.
WESTER TREES
FOR WESTERN PLANTERS.
No Equal improvement For The Sama
Money.

r.u-no,,an ,,h, an,,. ..a =,
ErEs1 Rssoi! nuU omu9 s7En lou o. Slounn Gsa
1tA:tzs s ~ as ~! Asss!Meni ~ psaenS
tANox aan ~ 1! M ,n!Is, @ a. Ike t9 ana
~ I91sff S: nN I'll, .ae
f.hitsh.t 10 ~: ~ ths ~ 49, -. -.
T. u RI sn &
RhsaE aHEss aousfs tss pants I'D par
nov ts the Time to Order tor Spring
EAz1r Orders viii have the sess attention. Don't
deay n,nc sn u liz II nessho and fIsnd. ana fSa ~
~ .nn Tsnr ~ NV Yarns and Irss KTr1xsSE
n,ic 1u oaeKsre Or cuh ratss IN nav psscTn:Ta
cf!aioEafI and P1.ns. Of xAxr varieties Cut
VI; eeFaes ,c9 s,ppins t. distant poin, eco
9e3 ana e rea 9nen us o1ehs ue sslected
- W..i:n = sa,Ia tannce ~ I.ritnn ~
slTH5 IL ~ eTf REES StsnnstsI AMI MI snannis a.
nt ~ ,ho ;S5ssn rn111sa a. thnns ssndAH.EN
soss!aeet. M ~ ~ Jo4t1s =; rn.ntTv -
aT;TsSa 1--WE P4EaH TFEss .snma ot which nrt,-
49, t1+tt t1 ixaf essnn
d4seo M1t1 tsat te.t x,oct - rnn~rf
rE4 11 - sIe t, 11M y. iest Ur+srv Enn.m
- hhLso A. - 1,1t1 3A-AAA' '"''-." '~'A@''
~ tns ane x,rr and ,arpr sa ;nrtr,.nt
FILM TKEE5: ;E;4 81 ppfH! AAetA"aA9'
0eLHIf s Epf1fIe n-rsn.x f}nnsrherr1es R,snher-
, 1865-03-03
Err. 1urncB.

Formerly ct Jeales' Lcck Hospital, Custom House
nj, sct NV orlr.s. established in 1ss, now Per
xnsneut;y located 1t Sc Randolph street specialist IN
the t1catr,cns OF old chro1lc, metcuria, E5phsauc,
end al pnva1s disosd-ss OF contsetous venerea1
character; cu1ts them without mercury. todlde po
tass,, a:sensc any poltoa: hut With the rse Of
neutralsAr, po.iuve cure for that m1eh to be
dreaded poison. ssph!A in III its tosms, GprnasoT
F1ea, seminal tnposusssasy e5trstons. brought on hy
se1abnse ee1ua! elccss. &C causing loss Of memory,
confusion, depression 1mpotencs. snd otteatfm7 IN
sanity, with other deplorsb1e train OF symptoms.
treated and readIcas1y cured with An method,
eAvinE time and expense. Al kinds Of dlseAses o.
th- genital stxuAl orrans. Anc Of pFdrass nafnFe
radically Custd.
Dr. J.mes 1rsct:ced ntt.en yelss IN New or'eans'
and tos tic lat thlee yesrs in CncaEo. and
minded by the Prce- snd Metic* Facu = souh'
aud some Of the ncst cminent Ph7sic1-ns IN the
United States Fer more partcn s1s sou are scle'eo
to aeoos. which viii saon e Issued bG Dr. dam On
the Hes4ert11, etc.
pr. Jsme,' Office and partss are IS Randolph STREET.
fupstr,rs.) Ten sersrstc rooma All conhu:tadons
<-orndPnt,sl once h-utt from A. II. uH 81 H.
, 1865-03-03

man conducts business On margin ofone-half
Of ode per cent profits: If you did destroy the
midale-man, ,you would only diminish the
revenue, but 1t would not harm the people OF
existence that would mt harm the people,
but rather benefit. them, Its only effect
would be to cheapen tho consumption to the
people.
But have already shown that In point Of
fact IT could not have the effect of driving The
middle-nan out Of employ By any Legitimate
time Of night. enter, generally into debata
upon this subject. l.~lshed to say this nuch,
that when the committee come together
again they might have the Views bayo en-
ten eltained for two years upon this subject be-
fDE O them
, 1865-03-03
:Tor the Goln &line6. il.
HOl FOR TIE GOLD MINES
Ill or IDAHO.
MONTANA AID IDAHO
Transportation Line !

Ths req, last ana .i$ht ar>rztt .tsar1er DSEa
LOD6F. 1homas ": Res. i'oHmenter. T. ntJ H.
Bowmsa. er*, no being bni S flrssaaEs: e.: e
sia !ssxe P;.s,6E tGE Eo1t Bsrts9 ena
pents on ~ 1s,n AZ ~ Icy ~
theriyer Is open to ahA ana Council Riuta-
Ttenew, Ast Itd Light DR. .ulht skexm r BENT1As
VIM howard: hass*1, ..:S.s l!ns. Gtstk, viii lesy9
ior Foit Benton sud ints;med points. sATUR-
ne EeE, iass and lizht drsu9as stsamer YELLOW
stone, Jos. Ha.wocd. ConEander, VII. leaVe -
above. aATVaDAY. .M4r-h 1*th -
The yrry fast and liXlt dt-oghr steamer, FANNY
OGDEN, h4mas ]: :wns-ud, C:mmAndsr. Noes Ell.
natd, Clerk, Will le%Ye 81 tbrva cu aAI uROAYs
Apsli Eth.
Etesmer DEEE LODGE viii re.c.iA betHee1 Fork
Union snd Benton until the car2o Of all the boats ot
Mis- int II delivered at EcFt Benton
B9 this arrengeuent shippers hav' gres. advanta4d
md an r.sursnce u t 'her elstt viii be dalVeEea
It IT. t1Latfcn. We also uf"p3ted to furnish
.1nd tr.u, ;ott tl%n ttn Fots Benson 70 he Alues
VIII give thr.,uZ1 B Lading to si:tt city LaaG
to*nce. PI!ckl3 Re Dse1 Lodse Vltg,aia csty md
,pply TO JcAN G. GoPEtlN; soat1east :c:nsr MAta
F-ne and Comuercia,.; u JOHN J. KnE Co. Con-
vent st1eet. between secood and Third, Of
Eesss aad s. suuth Wstest, corner Of t;ste street
shlcpyo Agent. fe3 h4t-9D b
, 1865-03-03

Writing the t,ncirnati 5ncs4s somt food
sornp ~ a.. for pt tnC ~ .v1or tocf fiehas to
nd ,srn r. a"esns VIE q yeT
ft,rc in y.uf r.rcI hn.p n know ft!lnbe -
tc .cne Ct se d.. ~ TT *osea sa. tntr1ent
druggists ssuc ct VII are III: S9o sFcaaa
IN ht-h Lrsse OF II t,r 'Ae c"r'. .. dlapstss: sno
,nrietoy cau say to such have that Mo
Etni disease, Try it, l:s l.marEaois v4tass H1Io@
CUT = d0nht KeF. " b. LINAs Foa'~'A@s~'
helQ hTj-9U N,wkF1s
, 1865-03-03

t.c7nr4nt,sf Phy%,f,,n =, Ne rou.1lsed zs hill ofct
II boI;t Cltrl-IL, eor3tf o. MoEfoe. Ch'ctEo-
dklf b tex rom III. Postot &C, on ~ uatone ~
ate1 arc DtEeAes II cr1ya :uc reitc.tt n0:ute g
poEh a. which ire n w1tA EnT-1Ae'ea recesats
Eoonl sepat*tt. xhtee i'd sse t1Fnt .mtE ras Son.
fElf tbe Doctor witt The str.Cttkt pf1FhEs. Ot1ce
lou1 Ecp -: II: e T. 6Taa..s y g Il :, n, n.
h.dsee" Po4tpttce .seJ u. 1cc}cae two st1Mm *nt
Cet hta Guide t. heh:Sh. fsA-cs9'-1}
, 1865-03-03
ntv RHr~riu%-~hat IL 1t 2

PRuf EespK Et!sris LANKAh9. tEupl o. "a.
s,TAKL the icttou troo-er.1 vii wrlte ont. sotkN
r:FlcILiY ii. c,ltxcrLT, the FU4pHL EAataLx Z
1Es1isY Of NV Msn Women or hid. E2 CAsat OF
cSara rc.ut oat ars!cs ariy tue Fu7rRE IL reg.rd
e ncath M.n'y LGen+s: .oxs auq q,.N 1a1nEs
Foi ca %. IS; ,en yc-1s g; ~ sG:,ntSn:; @ ~:
Gnsisf. ction guar tenu 1AS o mon Ahn4 feN
al birth ylrtIcr sins ;csrser. IN 50. Ado1eak
ECETiS L. RIA nd, Ctm'icn New Jcrsey.
, 1865-03-03
NKEASUkY DEPARTMENT.,

l. O11iox OF Conr1Bo111R CT TIE trReKxcT,k
WAsntau.oN. February f9 b. 1860.
Whereas, BY satisfactory evd zee presented 70 tho
IN cisisntd 1. has p en- raae 70 asp:ar tnas dha
cage IN lhe County Cook aud Safe Llno!-, haa
barn fu!y Ksrized unreE and scccF linz q nc se
tn proYiHc 4 NATIONAL CIrrrpcJ aecured p = e4xe
Of up,tcd s7ates b pds and to roytde tt tns s
and his emrd With tas rtostsi2Ds, o. ns;aa ss,a ~ ~
1eau. I'd to be complied WITH otio ccto' ncln3 s7
bas,n1 s. CT B4nx,n9 uuder ssit Art ,..,,~ar..
N1w py9n MqGIi1 .sf1iI. III fas sy Il
tfonsl Bsns or ub,caK In LILY Of n tea
Cot ut, cfi oJk AND Site q iin9is. aar ,6 e =
atcres.id. ~....or xttnaa, NV h.oa .rH
.a1 - - rrcn his etu h. eniht ~ It February.
3sAL' }SsMt Ses1 - HUGE MCCUtLOCH.
- H,u CompTpAer Of the Currency.
k.E ct
, 1865-03-03
Hay For Sale.

m TIM. fin st,ck} ut the HOMESTEAD FARM rev
nuIa InGp.Fe Of Ihe Depot Master as buda. ..F he
subscribe bpf the lAfG1+ ..~,,,rrr !
les M.31Qt 16uhAa F. 0haHhAA'
, 1865-03-03
Kxufr dlveg HAlr GbyeIS

HAcuk1OR.s ccicbE. ted HAIR bYh 10 TIE nksF
II; n Tax wnEIp lie ohly HAInLr.r, Tgrk and nEII,
kn:9 u kaov II This splendid Hntr DYE = fe:.ecl
s"ssx i n -n% I'LL Bsows. wliaeqt in}uI
j. ~! q tn: r. ssn esy1i tne aait sp. 9e
riorns aae seeunss t9s i1'enssat'
1;,tii Sh III Ith.r. ar ucrr limitations aod should
Sc avoi1ed. soln bt III druggists. &C. Fsctos7 Il
HAtclhT street. Sr& York,
eDseh,:o7s New Ici.t Cretm for Dressing the Hair.
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, 1865-03-03

u,*r-o,;.n on the Pacific.

v,rr yonr wrdncsday, hIavch 1.-The Roet's
wnah;nrton r gpecial says: "AM applications for
extension Of pstents, including Goodyear's and
TInv1ynri's have faifed."
, 1865-03-03

eCkkJ4 It; s::kA ri! Sc ATCH!
V-HEATHN'- ttSTht ENT viii eare tDe
ltsl, ts3l, ~ a., h"n,rsr' .:s,s.' csr1BLa1ss.
ga s1 81 s9e Ehuf RI ioss oF M ski Pig; g eett.
~ =, 4! fqrsss Ey ssEoare o ~ eeots 70
B.stcn. It vii i f:wa1:ed mali, tree o' postASe'
l. =nj E.rt OF the I'niscd tat s E, ou,a,,n,-.+
=! sAl = -' - fLlu hi 1nlt4