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y-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED

u LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues or BULL's CEDRoS BIrTERs sny such there
be. read the following certificate frsm gentlemen we'll
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general Introduction into the army will save the
lives Of thousands OF our soldiers:
LoUIsvuLE, June Sd. 1863.
We, the undersigned, have the good effects of Dr.
JOIN Bulls CEpRoN BTEss in Of general debility
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who exposed to the missln attic in
nuences In the Southern climate.
xAy. PHILIP SPIEL,
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dis. KY
CHAs. B. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, XIV.
COL. Il. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kenincky
REV. ID. p. HENDERSON,
Vice President of Sanitary Commission
HARNEY, HUGHES 4 CO,
Publishers Demycrzt
GEO. P. DOERN,
Proprietor Louisville AnEsGes.
HUGHES IL PARKHIIL
Wholesale Dry Coos Dseloss. Main street. Louis
vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN & CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, ,z4.R street, Louisville.
HART & MAPoTHEg,
LifaagrAphers, conner Market ami Third streets.
Louisville, Ky
JULIUS WINTER,
Cloihing Merchant corner Thiri aud Mnke, sls,
LOUISVILLE,
CAPT. s. r. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Major Anderson.
MAJ. /. 7. THURSrON.
Psymaster U. :. ArDy.
c. N. METCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville Ky
COL. JESSE bAyLES,
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal
SOLD wHoLEsAiE By
DAILY, KEEPER & HUSH,
13 South Mersaaa ST., Indianapolis
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Philosophy Of Marriage.

V1yHE PRoPRIEToRs OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
Of Anatomy have determined, regsrdie" of s1-
pense, TO issue free. for the benefit Of suffering hu
nsnty and of ackery) four Of their most
interesting and Instructive Lectures On sIa its
dsquallncstions Nervous and PhyscA Deoiiity' fre-
usfure decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weakness
Depression Impo.ency Loss Of Energy ane Manly Pow
err the great social Evil and those Ma aides which result
from youthful Oies excesses oi maturity orgnorancs
OF Physsoiogy and laws Of Satare-
Tbese inv sble Lectures have been the means Of
enlfvhening and saving thousands and VIII be forwsrd-
I'D free os receipt Of four stamps By addressing Sre
tary yev York Museum Of Anatomy and Medicine, els
groadwsy. New rort iAn2l-dly
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INSURANCE.
Home OrCanization.

vUyHE AMERICAN HORSE INSURANCE cOHPANT
insure live stock against loss BY theft and death
Ofice, IndianapOs- Ind. vinton Block epposi;s
Post Office This Is sound and reliable company In
sure With kbeh sef-dlw
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. COLYOUR, MEDICAL OFFICE no. IS SOUTH
Meridian Street, foEfets his fee II he fails in
ng any case that nsy come under his care matter
how obstinate or long standing he you q
;Gre Syphilis in the primary stage, helped In Is min
ates, cured In "a hours Gleet Of 20 years standing
-ured bv Or. C once hours to ~ p N ~sr2
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NOTICE.

~ AUARTERNAsrERs, LINE AND FIELD OFFICERS
Sk reiiEng from The Veteran Service, either by
ter out or designation have ali their papers fitted
up with correctness and Dispatch Col BAkes Military
Claim Agency. opposite MetropoIiisn The.teE- A No
tary Public l. IN the ONCE.
jets-dH JOHN BLAKE
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GYoNE.y --------


{" Great oaks From Little Acorns
GrOW.v rrer
The worst diseases known 70 the human race spring
nom cAnses small as 10 almost defy detection
The volumes of scientific lore that gil the tables and
shelves of the medical fraternity enIy 20 prove and
elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pmple the skin tel-tale and indicator Of disease
II may fade and die away from the surface Of the body
but will reach the yitas perhaps at last aud death be
the result and final close. Naggies Bilious Dyspeptc
and Dfarrhqa Pills where all others fail While for
Burns, scats Chblains Cuts, and all sbrasOns Of the
skin NagsisIs salvs Is iufsInbIe BY j. Nagse %
Fulton street, New York. and al Druggists, at IS cents
per box. sug22-d&wly
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lad erect comfortable dwellings, built go workmen
and in gOOc STYLE en- the paynentof fss much the
Improvements will cost-the remainas 10 be paid on
easy payueuts-uot much mere than fAirrent on the
premises Having lots in nearly all parts Of the city
can sccomnodate all wishing 70 secure shoue; and hsv-
ng q large amount Of lumber on hand, and workren
sAay employed ~s CA buildings short notice
yKERrASk 4 PIERCE,
s.dtf Real Estate Assats
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GROCERIES,
REkovATERs.
CLEANING AND DYHNG ESTABLISHMENT

vIy HFUNITED STATES DYE HOUSE, 10. .sssourD
\ Illinois street, IldiAn4polis, Indiana.
A.tss. ola and vel known meat. the lsdfss
can have silks and wooden g0ods dyed perm sneni An1
beautiful coiors. and gents thoroughly renovs
ted and repaired
New and second hand clothing bOught and sod, sise,
pscusr branch in the business denoninstsd nns draw.
,,r-b.a Stable Cloth or tear IN any garment -
40 a. II can BE VISIBLE 20 the naksc eye
Remsmserths place, Ne - sosn Llinssss street.
i.ple JOSEPH HARRIS. .Prspristst.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of warn
ing and Instruction for Young hes. Also. new and
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and SEXUAL
systems-sent free, IN sealed envelopes Address DR. J.
sKILIn HoUGHroN. Howard Association. PhTsasl-
phis, Pa sprs-dawiy
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MEANS TO SECURE GOOD HOMES.


yHTE ARE OFFERING SUPERIOR INDUCEAsSTs
w to persons with = little ready means to secure
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MEDICAL.
DISEASE OF THE HEART.

SYAPT0NS- NS-PalpiiatiOn, FullneS aud Incompressi-
= bility and choking sensation ar aologous TO that
experienced painful emotion when effort is made
to refrain from weeping pan between the shoulders,
Paralysis, st. Wins Dance.
cure OF this disease is usually effected in 2 hours by
DT. Il. Address, DR. HALSTED, indianapolis
p. o. Box 90. ofice, % South Meridian street
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

THE CASE OF CHESHIRE.
The case of Cheshire the Williamsburgh en-
rolling oGcer for some time past on trial hero' wa
closed to-day. Tho verdict has not YET oeeh ah
uoad
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
REBEL EVIDENCE OF REBEL CRU.
ELITES TO UNION PRIsONKRs.

We print this morning piece of evidence
which more than confirms the dreadful tale we
have long been familiar WITH of the systematic
cruelties practiced upon their prisoners by the
Rebel authorities. 1t is the report of a commit
tee appointed by the Rebel Congress, nomnally
to investigate those crueities, really to excuse
and deny them. The report is ayowcdly
reply to the exposition of the Sanitary Commis-
sion, and of the Committee on the Conduct of
the War. 1t undertakes to meet the case pre-
sented by those documents. 1t is undoubtedly
the best reply which the Rebel Government
was able to make The committee took
time, and prepared its statement with care.
1t took evidence where it was safe to do so,
but carefully refraincd from publishing any OF
the evidence. 1t chose to 60 to the world with
report simply embodying extracts, or pre-
tended extracts, from the evidence. Where wit
nesses are referred TO, their identification is care
fully ayoided-not even the regiment being
named. And as this report has recently come
TO light, we print the whole of it, that the world
nav see what defense the Rebellion has TO offer
in this matter. When it has been read, it will
excite no wonder that the Rebel authorities in
their time thought best to suppress it.
For this report, with few exceptions, consists
of assertions. We judge, indeed, that it's au-
thors, finding themselves unable to break the
force of the evidence against them, finally aban-
doned all purpose Of going to the world on the
merits OF the case, and contented themselves
with an appeal to the people Of the South, who,
with minds inAamed by passion and unaccus-
toned to scrutinize evidence, would readily take
assertions for facts. However that may be, the
worst enemy Of the South could wish for mol
better proof of the enormity Of their crimes than
is supplied by their defense. The French maxim|
qui s'ercuse, s'aceuss was never so illustrated
and extended.
To those who recall the impregnable state
ments of the Sanitary Commission and the Con
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
The Vermont Union sfnte Convention
Negro Suffrage Endorsed.
MoNrgIIEn. W. wednesday, june 2s. 1865.

MONTPELIER, W., Wednesday, June %. 1865.
The Union State Convention to-day has been
largely attended Hon. o. 7. Chandler OF Woodstock (
presided. The following nominations were made:
Governor Pah Dillingham; Of Waterbury.
Lieutenan III oyernor-A. u. Gardner OF BENIN gon.
Treasner-,John u Page of Rutland The following
staIs Committee was chosen; Messrs. Bnrnham Mar.
tin Chelsea; ID. G.. DcnisoB. Royatoni Henry Clark
Ponltney, George II. Bigeow Darlington; Joseph
Poland. Montpelier; Z. NJ. Stone. 81. Jchnsbury; Asa
X. Camp. Stowe<
The Convention was addressed bv Congressman
Morrel and Woodbridge. the Hon. 5. B. Colby. T. C..
Kedngton and others.
The resolutions eulogze Abraham Lincoln. thank
the brave soldiers aud heartily indorso President
johnson.
In regard to negro suffrage tho platform is as fol.
lows:
Reed That looking back the happy experience Of our
State IN extending the largest liberty native natural
f-d citizens Of quiet and p-acesbe behavior irrespective
color and forward tho in-stimabo blessings that
will How TO the lat. Slave States from free industrious In
ieligsnt virnous pereeabs md patriotic populations do
Respectfully and earnestly counsel the people Of those States
that hry bio, out forever from their all
Ing 10 the late condition II Slavery aud concede all
their native and natusizrd Citizens by constitutional guar.
suy, equality Of civil and political rights leaving each to
reach h proper social position by the character he aud
hs merit he fary wins.
Roirsd That tho failure Of any reoruanized State 10
gv- ths guaranty named In the preceding resolutions
sst that Congress shall oil It, constitutional powers
TO Republican Government both la folu and
TO the people Of such State
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
The geven.ThiPties.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. June %

THTLADEIPHIA, " buHtsuhJ JuHe 20, Icus
JAY Cooke. United States Subscription Agent,
reports subscriptions to Che SevenTbiry Loan TO the
amount Of o. <5l. 800 including the folowine First
National Bank Of Nashville. tlOo.oo0, First National
Rank Of Norfolk Va. t3OO 900; First National Bsnk
Of Washington 5000 First National Bank Of Gin.
cnnst elOo 900, First National Bank Of Des Moinss
e7o 900, Fourth National Rank Of It. Louis. sSoooo
Sscoud National Bank Of Toledo. Ohio. $50 900, Baak
NJ the State Of Missouri. e0oo c. A. Putnam Co.
Boston. NioO. 900, Brewster, Sweet 4 Co. Bostoa.
oiO0 00O second National Bank Of Chicasu. ooOO
Tass: vsrs loi i.pivsdud 'ass''i0si'ns sss =" 'aS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

We frequently receive from friends in the
country the circulars and schemes of certain
Kentucky Lottery agents in this city, urging
the recipients TO purchase a chance and make
known the good luck, that is sure to follow,
among their neighbors. From the number OF
these documents that are sent us, We presume
the country is flooded with them, and we are
urged 70 expose their knaverv. But it is too
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

transparent to deceive anybody and our eA'
posure would not stop it, Those receiving such
letters and schemes had better send them TO
Mr.. Acton, the President of the Board ol Ponce
commissioners for this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

The Union Convention Of Vermont yesterday
nominated Paul Dillingham; of Waterbury and
A. B. Gardner Of Bennington as its candidates
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
To Correspendcnts.

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Commun'. .eJ
Nhateveris intended for insertion must ne ~,
by the name and address Of the writer-not "
publication but a guaranty for Ills soou n .,rbe
All business letters this office should DC aouie'
TRIBUNE" New-York u,.s,;on.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29

President Jshnson's Amnesty Prsctams-
tisn-Pubiic Opinien-Besurn 81 sne
Emperor-The Winner Nf the Derby
French and English Rnch,g-An Eicc'
tion and Opposiiion TriumpN-The Em-
peror and tho Prince-An Accidcus 20
Pion.P Piom-The R m red Bc.en.
agreements for Mexico-Jules F.Hvre on
the Mexican Question-EnglanS and
Brancc-RegeDcy OF the Empress-lOec-
grafton OF Rosa Bonheur-MusicaI.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-29
Terms Of the Tribune.

Terms Of the Tribune.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail subscribers, e1O 90
] copy, year-3ll numbers.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
] copy, year-lOi numbers, -.---.... S4.oo
9 copies, do..-..-. ....-----.-----. 30 30
6 copies, or over, for each copy o'VV
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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Adde'S THE TRIBUNE. New.iork.
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Proposals.
Ovycs CoxnissARv o. suBsIsfsSoI,
No. 8 SrArEsr., kEw-i ORx, june J; igos;
~ SUPPLIE%BEEF CATILE.-

No SrATE-sr., kEw-i ORx, June l. lno
ARMY SUPPLIESNBEEF CATTLE
Sealed Proposals lin npicus) will be recrved oy ns
undersigned this Office. until IL O'Clock 90 ThU1Soh
The 9Th inst for supplying BEEF CATTLE lr u use o. u
ni,rd states army. be delivered ct the WASH NGIoS
DRUyE YARDS. k-w.iors City. OF a. come o.p-r con
vrnen .poipt In or IN the Vicinity Of the City ~ f"
yort 10 be de rns~d BY the and In such mum
hers 4. NAV from time ae BE- required not exceeding one
thou ard hes In any calender mouth on tho lab oil h7
a;, 10 the 18th -rpenbrf 1855 notice to be gvrn 70 he
coptracor on SATURDAY Of each week bis application
Al i, Office Of ruber Of cattle ae shaU te required !"
dA,yer during the following week.
AZ tbr cattle will be required FOR shipment, they VIII DC
s,hec, 20 rd inspection end but QUALITY oi
az, ar steers entirely free from oil bensh-s or mp.rfec
os and not than years DID, viii b~ received anu
no lot 81 tho rversgs ..oss weight Of whel u uoI
hi,h hundred pounds nor buloct oil le" pos
tight thsn f,cers hundred and Gfg pound, 70 exact
sros each bullock to DO sscersiDed By the &C.
i'm. of weighing be determined by the in'p~ctor on e
o.r of tic United States, whose certificate OF inspeco
stating the pnnbrr Of cattle delivered t,eiI weight &C. @h
cons,tn. the voucher on prsepaon OF hrb the accoun
will be psid when in hsnds for the purpose It's
weighing be paid By tie contractor ftcn pro
no.. TO he enter eped: ave printed copy ~ TINS pn
', rseipeut posted at LIS head, sid 10 In the olo~mz o
a. A. B., OF the city or town Of -, county 81 -
81, Of - hereby propose 10 deliver to the snbshsncc
Department Of the United States Army ct tao Wsshpg'o,
Drove Ysri, Newly City other poi ir or nerr aia
inc one housand rsd any calendar month oil tho qnaLy
condition &C. described 10 thu sdverenent shove pos"
may from time 10 time los eqG red to urnsn on que h'u
acntion at cents per pound good weight
10 be snbscIhea by Id tnIebes, asiolo"s
ave the "pder.n hereby th,t ,hou'd tho aooVe
bio be secr,ed vii give our bond IN mo sum oil zen
thousapd dollars TIA, the contract shai b. .nlhi'd
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OYYIcG on JEg SPECIAL CoTsIssIOs.
No. 10 state-st., NEw-YoHg May 81, l5jS.
fTNHE SPECIAL COMMISSION, of viii
Gtcres, Ranses, 81.

NETWORK UNDERSTANDING STOVE
IN COMPANY, No. l4s CANAL.sf., near krosdwgy.
(Es,s5ished under HAGAk's PATENI.)
This Company has been formed for the purpose OF mann
escturns and spPlyns the invention o. Dr. w T. HASAN
6rEAM ard employed element Of combustion In fses
for all purposes and especially ia its application to
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, RANGES,
FURNACES, &c
This invention ct once
HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY
II effects only In saving of fuel bat intro
luces an invaluable SANITARY IMPEOv EMENT In the
warming OF private houses and public budss The stnlos
ehere Of houses warmed with
WATER.BURNING STOVES AND FURNACES
robbed Of its natural moisture and yaed by deeer-
ssses It by ordinary Heating Stoves and HotAh
Furnsoes rendering the heat oppressive aud
j. remains pure and fresh Simmer air. that the most
delicste system Is no. unplessaftly affected
The Wste Burning Stove Company Ia prepared 10 put
New FuDsces Heaters and Ranges OF any approved pat.
tern, In
CHURCHES, scHOOLHOUsEs, LECTURE HALLS,
BANKS, HOTELS and PRIVATE HOUSES
The invention Ia also to old furnaces heaters and
Cooking and Heating Stoves Ranger Heaters End Fur.
psces OF the best construction BY different makers TO which
this invention has been fitted kept hand for sale
NO. 28 Canas. where the public respectfully invited to
call aud examine them aud this great improvement IN
the important branches Of domestic economy In
daily practical operation
pamphlet with fun espansions be Rad AZ the office
sfhs Company copy III Oe sen by mall to any address
Licenses granted 70 stove nakers ind retail dealers supplied
With material. for making the application OF the invention In
their business.
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ASSISTANT QuARrrnxAsrxxs Osyrcn,

No. 10 sta,.-st., Nv YoIk City. MAY 70, las
CEALED PROPOSALS viii DO received at
- this Once until u O'Clock m SATURDAY tho I'd Of
June, for the PLuMBiN0 WORK and MATERIALS to 10
used in furnishing Water Ward General Hospital NewMh,
New-Jsrsey.
PARTIES Intending 70 bid are requested 20 call this Office
and plans and spsedeaons and also TO visi. tho
Hospital
The privilege reserved Of rejecting any or eli Of the bids
II deemed advisable.
Proposals. should be Endorsed Proposals Tor Plumbing
Work Newark General Hospital" and adjrc,sed 10 tbs on.
dsrsifnsd BY order Of Gen STEWART VAN VLIET,
QusrtermssteI u. y. A.
X. O. MORGAN. Capt end A. q. Master.
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Oyvros LroHr Horss INSPECTOR, I
kLw-YokK GirVS May "a, 1863.

Oyyron LI0Hr IIouss IxsPRcroR(
kIw.YoKK Cir, May "a. 1863 !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Oncs sutil y o'clock IN onEsDAY the soth day
positions, ali the BUOYS now IN Tho Hudson River bswssn
and Troy L.ls Ch.ppsio, Fire Island Iul.s and
such othc' :, .y o. suho.:d fSr one year nom The 10.
the regulations of Hou.s Board and the printed
copies Of which DO had By applying 70 h
Once.
BY order Of tho ghtIIouss Board
Com. l.. NJ. POWELL,
Lshtliouss Inspector, Sd pbtrlct
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HEysY n. Lsrps Auctianeer.
DY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE

, The orRspt HORSES, CAEKIAGE, HAHNE0A
BLANKETS, SHEETS, and STABLE FURNITURE pursS
for pres s.ion tho President Of the United SstsA
HENRY n. LEEDS MINER vii sell on FRIDAY, yUe
"a at IL O'Clock noop In front OF tho Custonrhoue, ~
Merchants Exchange Wslkst) without any reserve whs>
ever
Tho elegant BROW; BAY HORSES black tails and m.na
about Is his hish and years old ss 10 be heu broths
Delayed to DO perfectly sound aud kind, and very 9ysb
drivers.
An elegant CLOSE CARRIAGE, lined wish satin, made
tho very bsst stye Of Pr. Jno H. Lswreoee ofLis city
sET-Ot DOUBLE HARNESS " Estch, uAds ~
Hoover, Calhoun L Co., to order.
Also sl tire BstNk sTS. SHEETS and STABLE HuuD
lNiIUhE, which 1, entirely
They be exaiasd above fom 10 to IL o'clock on "
morning OF saie.
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PAYMENT viii be made currency TIA equiv sent AZ soon
a. fluid. ore we'd fof the purposc.
The ability Of the suiees to .Pord IN mo ann oI yen
thou..nd mast certified by the u. y bist1c At
tosroy other poTer Officer, such cerinasto accompany
the propos' ,. m,
be inaor.ed Proposals for Beef css- The
qh exists with ID. United stslrs to rsjec, any o. ' N" Ds
that shall BE- corded .se,iise,oy Al bidders uu'' Us
present nj tho opening VI the bids $500 - q,
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Go fet.
Gousfs ano farms fUanic0.

NORNER PROPERTY WANTED-5OKl0O
~ foe. Of L-vlsn. .. sud b,s.sa sglns srd 1iou.
ton.si.. Apply to joins MCCLAtE. ~ ~ P'usst
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rINHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAM
ship HANsA Capt H. 4. Won san.n nsader. carry.
ins the United States mall will sail fom The Bremen peE foot
ofThId st., Hoboaen. On
SATURDAY. JON. J. a. II o'clock m,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking y,sengers to -
LONDON. HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
tho following rates. payable in gold scquvalsnt n
rency: ~
Pcr the frat csbr, <lc5 s.sopd csbin so 80; sisese
sM3. -
For freight or passage sppyto ~ ~ ~
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l. N. Melwr. Auciienssr

4 NJ MERwu. Auciienser
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sonsry Piet,r:: Work: q Art Fancy Goods Furniture e
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAyIN0S--A fhvste Conssal1n
many Of them having been the property Of hniy Ia u
city for more than thirty yea comprising Original Oh PaaS
ngs aud Collection choice hns hue fngrsyigs NoV
Oh exhibition.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. l03
~ way, opposite ST. Nicholas Hoisl0EO A. LEA
w.t. Auct.onssr 6y E. Cooley. Consiz solcits8
r FRIDAY EVENING. June 2 at O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Miscellaneous Books contsan,
Ing many valuable worrs relating to America also. iVo
collection Of French Literature Catalogues resdy and boeo
eau be seer At the ,r.rsroou-i.
NOW on EXHIBITION l0,ooo SPECIMENS,
being an snseurs private collection OF the finest specia
which could Ne procured In Geology Min~raosy and Cess
oogy; aso msuy historical and recs rlstnS IL
sarly history Of this county, Coins, Msdz Buttons -,
ao The comprises 10000 specimens pas4
md uneq@sed for beauty b. sny ever before offered for A
Catalogue resdy scon-