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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
II ELL ESTATE.

LNORSALE by the Executors Of the Estate Of
Il the late ANTOINE LIZ CLAIRE.
Good Brick house on 10th street
Double Frame house 10th street.
Frame house on Farnarn street; IS City lots.
The Far Grounds, containing 25 acres. A de-
sirable investment.
acres northeast Of Wctrnore's addition.
Lots and Out Lots in the city Of Le Claire
Lands in johnson, Musca,nc, Louisa. Iowa.
re Gorpo, Franklin and Dca Moincs counties.
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT, Executor.
mr4-dtf or. JNO l.. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
Houses For. Sale.


Two FRAME HOUSES, AND FULL LOTS
l. 10 Pafkes's Addition, for sale By
nnr7-dtf JNO L. COFFIN,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

"UPPERMAN'S BLOCK THREE STORES
w on Brady Street, for sale by
mr7 DIFF JN0. L. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

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hstssa s. NNaes as''si sfssz dies fs
80 = ALgiHIH ar.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

NCW VGA UoTASte
NRw YoaA, June 81.
Cotton dull. 45c miding.
FLouR.-Dull, unchanged. tG.l0@6.2o Extra
State
WHsAs.-Unchsnged. el.41 Amber
CoRN.-Dull 5oMs5 mixed western.
Oars. = La &c lower. zoe for Western.
Port Firm. &26Q2675 new Mess
WankBY.-Lower
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
JOHN Il. 1WlTN 4 60,
lv2Ntf NickOlPs block Dayeunort IoVva
DR.. FRANKLIN BROOKS,

|nFFlCE NO. 70 NORTH CLARK STREET,
OChicago. III. Room No. Is, Uhlich's Block.
Special attention given 70 all private diseases
incident to both sexes. Also Cancers, or Can
cerous Affections, Tumors, Ulcers, Old Sores,
Sore Eyes, etc. etc, and particularly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

|sooalr1lfe STku1
a &wxses .a.as4a ,slsa@ ka~zsaes4 sszal
ron CHILDREN TgBFHING,
.a4s.rs IA A.vsf--,t
which greedy fasaiilsssS he process o. tssthing,
BY soAsniss The guns. ssdseiss sRisasoaAiens,
Win Glsy ALL PAIN end spssmodie setios, and =
.ateHVi,& ..Ba} u
fdzaClTaT2 5 1HGiI0a 73SY
Sssse g 1egsslSoe ebs Dssoels
sktE .fsf4f.eEst.s fse
s~e ~e48N sfss
Depend upon !! ssthsfs, n Vim ssvs rsss 70
yourselves, end
t4D.yA t. ~tDs Is.
Relief : nsaltA 70 ysar Infants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
A2sCellissD l1osssss For. SsSs.

TIVE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Brsdy It,.
L nov occupied by WIN. II. Carter, Esq.
The desirable Frame house on Perry street, now
occupied by }. w. Stewart, ESQ
The line Brick house on 9Th street, now occu.
pied by VIM. kehoe, Esq. Apply to
mr4-dtf JNO. l.. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

Lots with u front on the NJ 4 NJ r. n and
100 feet on W. stern Avenue md Gaines sirs.N.
with frame Office and stable first rate losssioe
for lumber yard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

ont lots OF ten acres each, half mile from city
OF Rock Island on the Cam den and Rock Island
road. Snitab!e for gardening or fruit raising.
mnrl5 Apply TO GEO L. DAYEMP0RH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21
pRnARrDAND SOLD BIZ


.t,aza HHaTAg gEssT 7ol ir
r,sls-gu19 .alEAI 0Nia00y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

Good building lots in Enst Davenport, have
me view OF the river, Rock Island, and the cities
OF Davenport aud Rock Island Price ayCO each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

/ BosroN, June CO.
The funeral Of the two murdered children
took place this morning in the Church of
the Unity, Newton Place Mrs. Joyce, the
mother, was present, disproving the report
| Of yesterday that she had become insane
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-21

- Good building lots in the city of Rock
isinnd, within i've minutes walk Of the u. =.
Arsenal. Price from e2oo to t250
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-27
Continued from Er,t n0os


Mr.. TRUMBULL rose to ask that the
debate should close, as the controversy
was not for the public interest.
1t was then voted that the report of
Gen. Schurz should he printed with the
documents.
\ resolution was then adopted calling
for the report os General Howard on the
condition Of the freedmen.
Mr.. COWAN withdrew his objection to
Mr.. Anthon's resolution to-refer all pa
pers on reconstruction OF the late rebel
lious States 70 a special committee of If
teen.
The chair stated that the objection hay
ing been removed. the resolution ought
10 be considered before the question was
taken.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. SPRAGUE. and agreed to:
= Rssolrsd, the House coucurriHg, That the
Committee on Manufactures, of the re-
spectIve Houses. inquire if the tax of the
Internal Revenue Act upon products OF
domestic manufacture IS greater than the
duty, premium on gold, and expenses of
exchange and transportation upon similar
products imported, and if thereby foreign
products are entered for consumption up
on more favorable terms than domestic
products-to report by bill or otherwise
The Senate then went into executive
session and 500 after adjourned.
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DIE ID.

BOCKFE seddenly on Thursday, June at his residence
in Du,chers Co.. g. T., Hon Abraham Bockec, La the ga
year OF his age.
COLLISION Wednesday, June %, at Glen Cove, l.. l., I'd
ward Coles. in the 10th year Of his age
Funeral Friday to-day morning at IL o'clock
DtRKFE-At sarstoza Spring. Thursday morning June
az Delsh W. wife Of Julius A. Durkes OF spuyten Duy'
vii, In the 15ll year Of her age. .
Tn. friends Of tie family invited TO attend her funeral AZ
tb- Methodist Episcopal Church, Khinsbeck on Friday,
10th inst, at O'Clock y m.
manifestations on Wednesday June ~, the Rev John
n Uasany ID. ID, aged IS years. 10 months snd days
Tn. Of the family the members OF the ThrstnI
NJ T. Church, and friends generally are respectfully
10 attend the funeral from the Thirtiethst NJ T. 'hurch
this Frdsy) afternoon ct O'CLOCK, without further INVITA-
MI brethren an the ministry invited TO meet In the Church
=, q, n m His remains will be taken on Saturday TO WI
mington. Del, for inermsnt
yRIcyIn this city suddenly Thursday. June 2s Ophe
n, y wife OF Charles ID. Price, esed W years go ,
Tn. 70 and friends Of the family respectfully IN
lid ,o attend her funeral from her late residence No 1903
West Forty dr.s, Saturday, July J. att O'Clock D. m,
without further invitation.
sAINDERS-On Wednesday June %. John Saunders oil the
bm of J. l. \. Saunders, aged 40 years. Il, =,
and friends the family respectfully invited
10 the funeral his late residence, No. zoJ Allan
tic.t near Smith, Brooklyn ON Friday Afternoon I"
O'Clock
rAyLOR-Ou Wednesday June 2 Emma j., wife OF Isaac
4 TAYLOR, esq. of Bergen. n j. ,,...,..
tn. and iend respectfully invited to send the
fnn.r,l Al Bergen on Saturday, July ct ococh M
from the residence her fatherinsw, Rev. b. u Iayof
ID. d., without further Invitation
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NEw-YoRr DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. JUNE 80 1865.

Oredtably, and the flowing. after completion Of
seven years course, reSeiI diplomas: Herman Berg.
joshua n S Henry Fran s p.sS
Alonzo c. sutton Aisle A. BSSiinns Mary A. Carroll,
Catharine Bender A. X. Churcsn' MaryJ. Dyer Alice
G. Purney NJ; A; Getman; koSnna McMenOmy, NJ.
L. Ornsby. Ellen Powers: August g. Scorillo. Emms
Class vino had gone through coursc,f ten years aud
who received diplomas were; Henry Dennie Reaves,
c. Wesley Van Tassel. Abel Brown Carpenter Eliza
velsy. Margaret A. Cuddeback, Enma Adephi
Petrie, Clotiide Lyon, Wheimina Mara The Cary
testimonial" given to the pupil who e1c.s in good
conduct and diligence was bestowed upon Joshua X.
Pirnn, and the gold medals to Margaret A.Cuddeback,
and Henry ID. Resves, both Of the High Class. The
occasion was interesting and much enjoyed by the
throng Of visitors.
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Cmpaniss for the last half OF 1884. according TO tho
sorn returns Of the proper officers OF tho respective
Cmpanes as recently stated In The Ets York Herald,


From the best evidence the case admits OF II is proved
ut the u S. Telegraph Compauy's lines cannot be
rintaned and operated for any thing like the gross re-
cpts here sworn to.
The Company have 300 offices Gee Low above
pted) and they pay largo rents and high salaries.
rhe gross receipts would not give d day to the
aces average.
Saving nothing about the salaries Of sixteen supern
adents aud other high paid officials, and expense OF
scpng the lines up, yet the managers pretend 70 oe
owing liberal dividends" from net profits
Lows Directory states the capital stock at the time
its publication at g. 5000 and says last semi
|pnual dividend Of four per cent paid February l.
65r The gros receipts for six months ending
January l. 1865 (see above), were el7+lA. Last
ami annual dividend" OF four per cent on g. Is
40 900 leaving a balance Of s34. l34. to maintain
20 ooO miles OF wire" mostly in common roads, 70
sv the rent of 300 Offices the salaries OF hundreds OF
Ulcers operators, and other employees and all other
unning expenses for six months
The dividend" Of four per cent was actually made.
nt IL it not perfectly clear that II 1t came from proi
Ia" It must have come from some other "prohts thah
hose of the Company whose gross receipts are not SUM-
lent to pay its current expenses
Note the fact In this connection, that the circular
sore referred to promises in behalf OF the L. b. Com
b.pv ",eyen per cent interest" subscription u
no extension stock until notice shah be given tha'
he scrip 10 ready to be delivered It's already mad'
clear that the Company cannot pay 1t from their earn
ngs. IT il equally clear that "the ring can wen al
ford 10 pay us back tire or four per cent o. our orr
or,v and call il interest and that they will have hund
r.ds OF thousand. Of our money left to divide amoni
themselves They will have no other funds from whc'
pay interest than the money we pay IN Oh our SUD
criptions; and with that they may well promise 10 p
beral-as means Of inducing 10 10 subscribe.
One OF the constructors OF the lines owned by TN
United States Company has retired with nice fortune
ia proceeds Of his sharp bargains with us creduiou
stockholders So long We can be guiled by the pay
nent of dividends" or interest" doled out 10 d
from the money We ourselves pay in just 80 long ca
"ths ring" 80 on building lines and making fortunes
even though the lines when built shall never pay 10
cost OF running.
Unless some such game were INTENDED the oircu'a
would have set forth the gross amount OF stock 10
Issued and would have given US some definite ana 'rus
worthy assurance that the money solicited OF US IL 10
honestly used for tho common benefit Of the subscriber
stead Of being disposed OF US to benefit oilJ 'ho
| ~ whom the scheme concoc,ed.
A UNITED STATES SrocKHoipth
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A Weetlv Newspaper Of Thirtytwo Folio Pages,
- nnnLIEn AkfrkR

AW.ekly Newspaper Of Thirtytwo Folio Pages,
MODELLED After
the celebrated LONDON ECONOMIST"
THE FIRST NUMBER WILL APPEAR
mn SATURDAY MORNING July first.
Thu Journal will hereafter be issued every Saturday
inr. and contain the latest Commercial and Financial
New. from 81. parts ofthe world by mail and telegraph ~
to midnisht on Friday
very large and efficient corps ofepoe and editors have
been engaged on each Departments that the most mature
opinions well a. the freshest intelligence will always b
combined in the columns Of this journal
THn CBRoSIcLx 10 accompanied BY DAILY BrLLsrH.
pubshed every morning containing s the Commercial and
Financial news Of each day up the hour opublicaOu
The commercial classes bankers underwriters. shArshol&
ers manufacturer merchants jobber brokers and shpper
will possess In The and m DAILY BuLLsrrs the
best and most reliable sources Of the information needed IN
their daily pursuits
THs CHRONICLE will In enter upon the domain
OF partisan politics admit anything in M columns having
par,sn bias but will nevertheless endeavor carefully 70
eluedse the effect. Of political and legislation upon
commercial and financial affairs.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
To city subscribers for TBR CosnRRCAL AND FANoiAb
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To WHOM IT MAY CONCYRN.-Hhere0s' we
have during the past three years. sold great Quantities Of 'no
wonderful household remedy.
PLAHrArros BIrfBns,
for the Of Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Headschs AIN III
the Side, Heartburn, Fsverish Lips &c. &C. and
WAereas No instance has to knowledge wherein
PLANTATION BrrrxRs have not given perfect and complete
satisfaction; and
Whereas, We believe PLANTATION BrrrEn to BEL great
national and family blessngi now therefore, it's Re'o'ed
that we will continue to make PLANTATION BIrrrRs and
dispense them to our suffering felowmen that We viii
preserve their perfectly pure standard and manufacture them
with the greatest cse and that we WILL by every means
in our power pubsh to the whole world the glad ndins'
that we have found In PLANTATION BIrrER sure per
foo, remedy for Dyspepsia and all s awful train OF h0d
nightmare diseases.
NewYork City, 1865.
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The New.York semI.WeekIy Tribune
,ndv mi. morning, contains

Ready this morning, cOhtalhs'
Hrx. scsx.sI.Mlhay N...l; The 0af sa,s.; S Kew,
taesy and Teuns..ee hewlort New Enssn TINS " stern
state Fosh pom.,. n,es' 81 ,bs p,os.edinr. on
Tu,.day and Wedne,day-Ihc Arguments 'oneiudsa anu
The Cs.e Gone 10 the Court. .. ,,,x,n
stiT1s-fhe Claim Of lows O.rF &eco,c'-rhe United
ssis. Brins. Her in heb, $4,000 ,-,- 49,. IT,.
rbs sS IN P.1cr Of Ssao sass.s s' ~
sN1W 2, ss 49,. :. ms. h00''''
'Tpr FnssDxrS OF yiReisA-Inpor,snt Orders by Gen.
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tn. hRsysrfss RrrrBLio-Re.ogrees charsessr and
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ton. tc.
THO Lrisn-By III. author Of "Dens Doune" sc.--
ynou Mr.orHr-spsci.l Correspondents.
AsIiosA. R..onroes and Pfo.peci.-How TO 90 There'
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fmnertaut TO Railway Travellers:


IMPORTANT TO STEAMBOAT TRAVELERs!:
IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS TRAVELLERS!
IMPORTANT TO PLEASURE TRAyELERs!!t
IMPORrANT TO AL i. T r. Wa1 RS;rpr
1-IMpoRTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY
THvEtEdks ,n Railway M.p. ,o.Ser with
portant Rules for Railway Trave.sn IN ieiescaos -
Purchasing their Tickets, Checking sher DAssase' S"'
u-PoRTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Z; o Nm:
an% New Haven Railway With chronological Dehnsa-
ton of Charscter By Fowler WeI AT. WATER
No PLacEsHSi.sars Falls White Mountain ssrs-
tosa SPRING. Newport, Adirondack MSuns1. A xan.
CITY Cape I M.y LG ssd Ssns spns @s Point
Lake George, Lebanon SPRING. Ca'sAiL Mouni~aA Ac-'
,v NJ SGe.Ri.y ONE HUNDRED RAILwAYMApS repre-.
ssntins the principal Railways Of the country the dr
ferent towns villages aud cities through ~aon isy
pa,. together with the through route TO ana fV DOS
ton New-York. Philadelphia Harrisburg. ssiu%orss
Washington, Richmond, Charleston Memphis, Nash
tss s., PAM. Detroit, Toledo Cleveland Budaio Al
bsny, Montreal, La Crosse. Cincinnati, Portland -
Johns Halifax 6odshsh. &C., together .th all infor.
nation in reference to the readesi easiest AID moss
pleasant way Of travelling throughout the United sta''
y-NEA asi' THREE HUNDRED TIME TABLES siv-
ing the time Of the departure and arrival OF sno 'us
stations. distance. and .ossSsI r' s.oS m
SNTH TnY'y A UsSt or AND
msnt Of Future Progress; Trsnspor.don Of IrooP.1.
Baltimore and Ohio Railway Nswyerey nhnSN snc
Iowa; West Jersey and Cape May E.No.y; i pn;s
Central Railway Land DEPARTMENT. Inc Great rsc'ns
Railway, &c, &c. x,nvura Or rp.vrI-
Fr.t Love T.ne: or MI Ss: aodsT' Ar r.5s
W. ~. Shownan; The Shortest Way; An Elephant
in Love How the psy Loot Ss , Sc GLIDE
rn ,ia mon ALI the princip, Pathways Of the unnsa
States and the Canad and at all t principal Book reoai
cal aud hews Depots. nm, r,,o>, ~ ph,.h.-
Nos. Az and As Broadway.
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MARRIED ID.

CHAPTN-KIRK-On Thursday, June go at the Church Of
the Divin. Unity by the Rev Dr. Chspn, frsdercI n
Chspin Of Sew.York Elizabeth d., oniy daughter o.
John kirk OF Albany.
DREsCHER-COMPTON-On Wednesday, June "a, at tio-
bok.u n j. By the Rev. j. X. Bun. Nj Frederick j.
Drrscher to Miss Eleanor y. Compton both OF Hoboken
wICKHAM-wOOD-In Brooklyn. on "wednesday, June
a. the r.iencs OF the brides father BY the Rev L. H.
Mil. Of Brooklyn, James Nickhsn H OF Scipio, ~ l.,
TO Mary L., daughter OF Ass d. Wood OF Brooklyn
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fAdysrtisement

NATIONAL JUBILEE PRIZE SoyG.-Read the
following from the Orgnnst 9Th Ave. Presbyterian
Church. A..
consider this song one OF the very best the war
has evoked The words good. and the music ~ fui
OF yeor This song should have large circulation ana
be sung BY millions Of loyal throats." D. LHAh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30

Ose Hundred Brick minute have been inau Ne
-, 80 o,eca.ion. and eighty minute or 1900 arr
dali, being made by CBANBrRss Great Bmck MAchiNk
AT Colclough, Barnes Campbels Yard IN Milwauh.e,
For Patent Rights, Specimens OF Brick &e SEQ ADhA"
RrouA. No. "a Courilandt.st. n. " up stairs
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Advertisement .
.JyyrERs. No. 573 Broadway, has now ready his
nav st,les ofSHoEs for Ladies and Chldren-Magenta.
petroleum Soferino and Blue JEFFRBs's 3IJ Bd~sy'
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IAdvertisemsnt

IAdvcrisemsntI
FLAGS, STAFFs, BALLS, EAGLES &C, at O.
p B,srplcI's No 70 Duane st., doors east Of Is way
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sleeve. buttons and studs, r.,,o
Nav STYLES TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, TO IWo
UiJNDRED DOLLARS set, for sale by q. e. ALLEN. NO.
II5 Broxdwsy, one door below Csnslst
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Business Notices.

WHEELER & WILSON, No. 625 Broadway,
r al, s,ch Saving Machine aud Button. hole Machines
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Guerial Notices.


"splendido
EAGLE GAS STOVES AND kANUES.
rkGi'E GAS LAUNDRY IRON HEATERS,
EAGLE GAS TAILORs IRON HEATERs =.
EAGLE Gas soLDER I'M anp cHEAfER than Cos. or
Wood er.s,ins no dirt smoke or smell. sPLENDip ~
R; 1asP'' 'Af SoS
: :sS s I.s Eh6LE GAS STOVE CO.
sIreve.Buttons and Studs, u.,,o
Nav .,,,.,' TWO, THREE, -FOUR, FIVE, TO TWO
uIINpRTD DOLLARS SET for sale by @. c. ALLEN. No.
as Broadway, ono door below CsnAist
Fine Geld Watch-C hsins,r u,,vnprn
N.vi,,xI., from TWENTY. FIVE to THREE hUNDhED
pOILARs each for sale by G. G. ALLEN No. AIS Broad
way, door below Canaid
THREE FIVE, EIGHT, TEN 70 EVE M hu us RFO.s
DOLLARS set, for sale BY u Z. AhALN' ''o' >'' "i
way one door below Canslst.
American Watches, nnr
Gold and Silver from FOKTYFiTE to THAEE M rs
DOLLARS each, for sals by 9EO. T. ALLhN' NO. f'
Broadway, one door below CanAis.
Po.t. Once Notice.-Ths MAILS for Great Britain and
the Continent via Southampton and Bremen, per steamer
CITY OF SEW.YORK win close at thi. Oace on sATUR
sthe l,t day Of July 10: 20 and at the uptown
0sbces a. follows Stations and B. 10 g. NJ Stations and
ID, $50 = NJ Stations and + sia a n STATION v.
Howe sewing Machines,
Peculiarly adapted heavy Tailoring or lesher WORK,
TO RENT and ALL Of the rent allowed on purchase;
sewing Machine Rooms No. 039 Broadway, COR
TWENTY sECoND-sT up stare.
Wheeler 4 Wilson. seS StS S Machine: cam.
Tvsa,1 second street. tup stairs. oNEHALF q allow
| cd purchased :. : -----o
Croouet.-sss Of this and charming out door gam
,.a nox be obtained at TICKNOR'S BOOkSTORk, No W
Broadwsy NswY9rk City Orders by maii promptly attend
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AMERICAN FLAGs.-A large assortment OF sn'
p.rior English Bunting FLAGS, at tho NATiosAL la"
No n Courtland jhts 70 ohbN''o, "te"-.
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AMERICAN FLAGS on hand, made OF genuine
English Bunting, at AMIN Co.'S No. W fui'ohs| 'I'
t.hl shs "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30

COMMENCEMENT OF THE INSTITUTION FOR THE
DrxY AND DrMp-The annual exercises OF this Inst
tuition were held on Wednesday
ton OF the different classes having taken pace
Barnard delivered an address, on the various u,
teaching by sign language stating that the hod
there adopted borrowed from the rrencn, nnu
proved very effective as shown by the proncienc5
Of the pupils in Arithmetic, Algebra. Geometry "no
LOgics. ,-,. ..x
Tie Graduating Class acquitted themselves WY
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BOATS, BoATs.-No exercise so heaithiul anu
pleasant for sde. and gentlemen and youths as
nvr 100 DoAt- of all kinds AMI descriptions TO be onnu
issRnsoLLs Great American Boat Bassu' Nos ~ aas ~
SqgthE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-30

Fine Gold Watch-Chains, ,,,nprn
Nsvi,tvl., from TWENTY-FIVE to THREE HUNDfEp
DtfI rs each for sale by q. &. ALLEN, No. Aa Broad
vny one door below Canslu