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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-06
Letter from Gov. LewiS-He declines being
Candidate for Reelection,
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Executive DEPARTMENT, :
MADISON, March, 29th.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
MADISON, March, 29th.
Editors of the State Journal:
demonstrating received communi-
cations from persons in different parts of the
State requesting me again to become a can
didate for the office of Governor, seeing al
so my name mentioned in some of the pub
lie prints in connection with that position,
to avoid multiplicity of answers, and put
the matter at rest, shall consider it favor
if you will permit me to reply through the
columns of your paper. Although CRATE
full for this mark of confidence manifested
by the people towards me, and fully sensi-
bic of my duty as a citizen of the State, to
sacrifice my private interests for the public
good, when necessity calls upon me to do
so, yet while there are SO many good and
true men who are not only willing but de-
sirous to serve the people in this, as we'll as
in other public stations, | cannot feel it a
duty to again enter the political field. And
when l consult my own happiness, the pleas
ures of quiet home far outweigh those of
public station.
Hence, rendering those who have taken
an interest in my behalf, my sincere thanks
for this expression of their kindly feeling
towards me, l beg leave respectfully to de-
cline again being a candidate for the office
of Governor. | am fully aware that there
are those who censure me for this course,
claiming that it is my duty to permit
the use of my name until the close of the
present rebellion. To them | would say
the signs of the times plainly indicate that
the rebellion will be put down and peace
restored before the close of my present term.
If this should not be so, there are, as l be-
fore remarked, good and true men willing
to take my place, and doubtless, some too,
who would bring to the position, ability
do not claim to possess. [ may be permit
ted further to say that this decision has not
been made hastily, as it will be remembered
that on assuming the duties of my present
position, l publicly stated that did not
again desire to be candidate.
Hoping the people i'll their selection of
officers may be guided by wisdom from on
high, and thus make the choice of good and
wise men.
remain yours truly,
JAMES r. LEWIS.
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FARM FOR SALE.

NhE sUksCRERER being about g.rda
IL to change bis business, offers for y;
sac, nus Farm, IN the town of Bristol, Benosha 1A
Co. within half mile Of Pikevile ard about 10 miles
southwest OF the city OF Kenosha The Farm consists
oil w acres OF land under high state Of cultivation
has good Dwelling House, Granary and other
buildings and two Wells OF excellent water There 10
hne bearing Orchard the place. 1t will be sold
WIN the crops now on the ground Of Wheat, Barley
and Oats. 'T'
To any one wishing to purchase, a bargain will be
given. For particulars enquire Of 8. @, VINEGAR al
the 1eIe0rdph oce or Of the subscriber on the prem
"es' ]. CROWLEY.
z g. Qwdd
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Seven Thrift

of the seven. tbirtx o.--$2, los, 500 worth
TIE LARGEST wey. : loan was taken to-day
from I.ancas. tern amount was 500, 0o0f
$3.50 O0p .,er, Pa; largest eastern amount,
al sur :, Philadelphia, and 1, 479 individu.
ir Jscrlptions. Jay Cooke & Co. are meet
u g with the greatest success with this loan.
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AUCTION SALE.

EAVING sold my farm the own OF Salem Re-
N III nosha county, shall offer for sale. at public
auction, on said premises, on
saturday, April Sth, 1865, at 10 o. M,
the following property, to wit:
% Sheep Q Cows
e5 Lambs, Q YearnO ooI,s
~ noBsI TwO-year old Colt
/ Lumber Wagon, / Sled. / s,oneboat
Wheebarrow, l cauldron Kettle / fargo brass hot
ne, washlng Machine, Patent Churn, also Tabs 4
barIels, ana numerous other Farming Tools
Also quantity Of Joiner's Moui ding Tools swarns
OF Bees, and several Beehives and double harness
1eTms.-All sums over $40, six months credit will
be given, with approved notes
salem, April 8, 1865 1w44 JOHNSON BLISS.
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

New YORK, April 3.-President Lincoln
at half past eight o'clock this morning, re-
ports tat Petersburg is evacuated, and that
Gen. Grant thinks Richmond is also evac-
uated. lie is rushing on to cut off the re-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-06
Fire and Loss Of Life,

New YORK, April 8. b
A fire occurred in Furman street, Brook
Ign, last night, in the parafne factory Of
Sanders & Co. The roof fell in, and it is
reported buried men in the ruins, mostly
6re.nen
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-06
KenOsha Boys Experience in a Rebel
Prison,

We have been permitted to give to our
readers the following letter from James M.
Petit to his father in this city, giving some
account of his experience in the prison pen
at Cahaba, Ala. Such scenes as are here
described, seem hardly possible in this chris
tian land, ard in the latter half of the 10th
century, but no one who knows James will
doubt a word of it.
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To COnsurnptfycs.

No NVHSHHHPGANCPs
FENH z ADVERTISER having been restored to health
Il in few weeks, by a yer simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung afec-
ton, and that dread disease, Consumption, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the cure
To all who desire it, will send copy of the pre-
sciption used free of charged with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, dc.
scription benefit the afflicted and spread inform
alton which he conceives te be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will will try his remedy, it will
cost them nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
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The Bridal Chamber, Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men-published by the
Howard Association, and sent free of charge in sealed
envelopes. Address DR.. j. SKILLBN H0UGHT0N,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y37
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. April $40 D. m

: y WASHINGTON, April 5-IU P. m.
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
1t appears from dispatch of Gen. Weitz.
ell, just received by this Department, thai
our forces under his command are in Rich
mond, having taken it at S:15 this morn
ing.
GSignedD E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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Ny RuIinu Star-What is it2

Professor EU5rIS LARRARD, the greatest living
Astrooger. will write out correctly the Future Es
ly Destiny of any man, woman or child, giving all
needed information in regard to Prospects in Love
and Marriage, Business, Honor, Health, Losses and
Gains, Treasures Friends, Enemies, Riches and Pow
erty, Fun Planet S., ten years So, years 70,
any five questions 81. Satisfaction guaranteed. .
Send day of month and year of birth wheth Ell mars
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASuINcrnN An

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 3--12 m.
To Maj, Gen. Dix:
The following official confirmation of the
capture of Richmond, and the announce
ment that the city is On fire has been re-
ceived:
(Signed) E. M. STANTON,
N Secretary of War.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK
1V NESS, etc. can be cured by one who has really
ucred himself and hundreds of cthors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp, 4
., EDWARD H TRAVER,
ly13 Lock Box, Boston, Mass
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'CiTY POINT, April 3-11 a. m.
Gen. Weitzel telegraphs as follows:
" I'VE took Richmond at S:15 this morn
ing. l captured many guns. The enemy
left in great haste. The city is on fire in
one place. l am making every effort to
put it out. The people receive us with ex-
pressions of enthusiastic joy
General Grant started early this morning
toward the Danville road. to cut off Lees
retreating army if possible.
President Lincoln has gone to the front
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The following letter from a Kenosha boy,
an officer of the 38th Wis. giving au account
Of the attack and capture of Fort Steadmsn,
by the rebels, will be read with interest
OFFICE, Q. M. Dept. 38th Wis.
Hf...l
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2 AN ENTERPRIslNG SHEET.-The Milwau-
kee Weekly NeUs, published yesterday,
April the 9Th, has not word in it to show
that Richmond has fallen. While the ma
ton is electrified from Maine to Oregon with
the glorious news-while the bells are ring
ing out the glad refrain, and the inhabitants
of every city, town, and hamlet in the land
are giving expression to their joy and
thankfulness in echoing cheers, the editor of
the Ne,os, the official paper of the CONNER
cial metropolis of our State, issues his paper
without the slightest allusion to the great
event of the day-the taking of Richmond.
Its readers who depend on that sheet alone
for their news, will be much surprised in a
week or two to learn that the Union cause
has triumphed so gloriously at Richmond.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-06

A Coop IDEA-In publishing the letter of
Gov. Lewis declining to again be candi-
date for Governor, the Milwaukee Meas,
mentions the name of Hon. John F. POTTER
approvingIy as his successor, and says he
is ''the most independent representative OF
epublican principles in all Wisconsin" And
we say amen to that. We know Of no man
in all Wisconsin whom we should more like
to see installed in the Gubernatorial chair
than JOHN f. POTTER. -..-.
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The News.

Next to the taking of Richmond by the
Union army is the taking of Milwaukee by
Union votes. The Candidate for Mayor j.
j. Tallmadge, and several other Union City
officers are elected
Madison for IT, first time has elected
Union Republican for Mayor.
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g- Never use a gold snuff box. Gold is
not to be sneezed at.
tits probable that the shirt of Nessus was
simply shirt not paid for.
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1yS9aw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23

---.,-,,,,-,-,--.1AaSlsU snMEsIs.: .,,-.--.-->-..
RBoADwAY THEATRE.
sammsr Season unds. hs s,sc,,1e e Mr. ssni colvis
the umpasnty suoesssful engagement Of The young
si0'A beautiful Mss sns fi KATE HR1kIoSoLDs.
supported - Ne M sm W. H. fssssbLEY SMITH,
MONDAY EvENINo JyLYM
oAs"y D'.u SoIikK j. s1';s ifi e The
Governor SnSis s.Sst. W H. ssdisy Smith
Also the charming comsaies.. q 49,, v,v, nm
Mgy with :sas The Maid With the ,.,.,o..
Milking PaiD. Kate he'gnods
TUESDAY.
YoUTHFUL DAYS OF RICHELIEU.
Mr. w. D. sedley smith a. the baron
PEG woFFINdT0N NEW version)
Bo. Once open throughout the day.
NIgLos eAspES. vv BEGINS EaR s, tE e
l' 1nE &c COO 1HExTaE III Thh CRY
RSPsHS yEE s;R HaS 5sEs'
1 3sD Av EKFf syGs {s',~
after the most careful preparation will Be presented for
,..s.1 bio. s..
o.SSis and & Il, HO.;s,s "a. ,snt SSSrr
OR, THE WICKLOW WEDDING.
the sole right for the production Of which been
chased for New York by VIM. WheAtiey
THE CAST ESPECIALLY SELECTED.
Mis-. oR4os !. 8s the M RasT
The other important charactcra sustained By Mr.. G.
Burnett W. +. Sheridan j. W. Baisdel W. H. Norton E.
B. Holiness Chas. Peters, w. ScaAn, W. Jamson, Charles
Parsloe Jr, w. H. Danvers Misses Maria Maeder, Mary
THE GRAND scRNIcAL EFFECTS
BY r. billiard, j. Thorne. Whitman Hillard Jr and W.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES
by Mons Philippe and assistants
PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS
MECHANICAL CoNTRIvANCEs
by j. johnson and assistants
ORIGINAL MUSIC
by W. O. Levy author Of Punohneo &C. under the bsto
OF Harvey B. Dodworth.
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
Seats secured SIX days in advance.
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PROPOSALS.
as
EROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" TO IRON FOUNDERS.
Sealed proposals. endorsed proposals for Iron Pipcs"
with OF bidder and date of presentation viii
received at this Office until II o'clock A. ~ OF Thursday July
n 1885, for furnishing
7,soo fee, cast iron water pipe, % inches diameter.
1000 do do. II do
400 do do do
And hirtywo tons OF branch pipes and other SPECIE
ings.
The specifications (which will be ready on Wednesday tho
10Th ns aud blank forms for the bids be obtained at
this Office. TIfOMSA STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH,
A. W. CRAVEN,
Croton Aqueduc Board.
orricE CRorox AouEprcr BOARD, RorUSDA CRY HALL
PARE July H. 1898.
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" street paysmcnts Sealed proposals endorsed with
title OF work bidder date OF Offering will be
ceyed unt II O'Clock A. NJ Of Tharsday, july "a 1863 for
repairing ar keeping IN repair during e period conmenc-
ing August ending December 81 1906 all paved
rcs streets horoughfares W the city of New
York. excepting much OF broadway ~ now paved with
tho Russ pavement Bids be In the form pre- cribcd
by Board Blanks for this purpose and specifications
and forms OF the proposed agreement viii be furnished
Iris of1ca THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROPT IT, DARRAGH, {Aqucdrct
A. ". CRAVEN. J Board.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAvELLERs GUIDE.
CUNDAY BOAT FOR KKYP0Rr, ELIzABETHPoRT.
- Chelsea Grove, Blazing Star Roasvle Woodbridge. Tot
tenvlie Perth Amboy and Chnwood.
The steamboat CHfCoPKE, Captain Williams leaves for
the above every Sunday A M from pier No. Is
North river be.Ssen barclay and Robinson streets Fare e
cents Returning leaves Ksyport Asp. NJ
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SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, &c.--TftE STEAMER
ShTh Captain Parker aavss shcrt pier Ba.c,sy srss,
Bans Leaves Red Flank ats& =. NJ Monday, leaves ~ed
bank N1 A. ~, New York r. n. ...+tt
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AouEpucT DEPARTMENT

(,RoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
" TO Contrsctors:separnto sealed proposals. each
dorsed with the title OF the work. the bidder aud
he date of its olern viii be received tins until
eleven O'Clock A. NJ OF Friday July IS 1868 for the
struotion the following street improvements viz
sewers IN EIghtythr street between Third and Fourth
avenues Oak street betwcen Oliver aud James streets Six
toth street between broadway and Ninth avenue; Monroe
street between Montgomery aud Jackson streets: Orchard
street between Dnlanccy and Riviugon srees Madison
street between ScqAel and Jackson streets; Second
avenue between 1891 and 2 streets; also for ravenens
In Tventy bret street. IRON Third 90 Fourth nVenuee and
street side II Grancrcy park Fltynnth street from
second 10 Third avenue Forthwith street. from Ninth
Tenth AVENUE Fiftyfih street from Third Fourth ave.
rue and IVES, street from Hammond TO obokcn
NJ iutnrscting
toatiops and forms bids DO obtained application
" '"' ' TIIOS STEPHENS Crc,on
ROBT T.. DARItA0H Aqucduct
July ~, 1893 A. W. CRAVEN, Boart.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

A aRKAT RUSH FOR TIE TURKISH wATEE PIPES,
N al BKIG COS 81 retsrsbure cit.sf store. c'rsrs,
Tobacco and Meetaciaums al wholrssls SUD r.tu. ~
Broadway. betweeu Canal and Sraad s1soosS
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.)AWNBROKERs SALES-JOHN MORTIMER WILL
sell. at 10 East Broadway, tomorrow, July "a large
orthy the attention of Dealers BY order r. Kelly Boston
esday July 70 By order MIRA Costello Is Mott Ss street
enue. Thursday July "a by order Peter Canes avenue
Friday. July rs, by order H. McAleenan, g. Mulberry
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EXCURSIONS.

A SELECT PICNIC WILL TAKE PLACE ON NEXT
IA Tuesday the 18th inst, at Bellevue Garden foot Of
Eightieth street. East river for the benent st. Angus
tines church OF Morrsania. As the entire al
Rev p. Woods we may guarantee . days pleasure Of
A HOY, FISHING BANKs.-THE STEAMER NEW
"A HAVEN, Captain A q. Post will run to the Fishing
Banks every day Saturdays excepted stopping follow
ing andings-Jersey City Morris street wharf, o'clock
Broome street 80 Peck alp 746 Christopher street So
Dey street Sas pier No. North river, O'Clock band
retreshment board.
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.DAwNBR0KERS sALE.-RICHARD FIELD AUG
toneer, will sell tomorrow (Monday) at half past III
clock at his saesroems ASs Pearl street New York large
resses, Sheets, Blankets Skirts Brochc and Woollen
awls Coats ans Vests and other goods too numerous
mention. By order of Mr. Freel licensed pawnbroker
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F}ICHARD. WALTERS. .AyCrIoNEER EAST
M se at No. Jackson street. Monday, July "A, at II
clock, the Furniture and Fixtures Of
PUTNAM HOSE COMPANY, NO. 81,
insisting Parlor Suits of Furniture In haircoth Brus
ps Carpets Centre and Writing Tables Chandeliers, Mir
|Ariety Of sundry other Furniture. Sale positive.
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|NILLIAM Writer'S AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
Monday, at l0L O'Clock, at 10 Kenwck by order Of
committee althc Furniture and Fittings OF Al Hose Co..
nsistng Of fine Paror Suits Tapestry Carpet marble top
ables Desks Iron Bedsteads Mattresses, Bedding &C.
living been but short time In
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CUNDAY BOAT FOR WEST POINT AND NEwBURG-
= Landing at Yonkers Dobbs Ferry, Sing Sing Mayer
straw Cold Spring and Cornwall. The steamer POMONA
will leave Harrison street every Sunday 80 M touch
ing at Thrtiah street 746 Refreshments furnished
board
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE PuRENOy.OGICAL JOURNAL FOR AUGUST
i Now Rcsdy--ffesds, Good and Bad; Our Leading Cen
erals, Vim. r. Sherman Energy and Perseverance, Sir VIII
liam Hamilton Phrenoloey Education II shoHld be-
Marriages Of Cpnsang uinty; Little Foks Hints Dress
Cheerful Ghrisian Arts OF Beauty Hints for Wives Love
Frenchman tho English; Henry G. Carev Herbert Spen
Ger hs Life Character and Works The shakers Poor Re-
laons; Mrs Slgourncy Nathaniel Marsh; Architecture "a
usrasons by post 10 cents six months ST. year
g. Newsnen have it. Address Fowler Wells, No. $50
Broadway, N. Y.
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b ICHARD WALTERS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
" East Broadway. Friendship Hook and Ladder Co, No
|re rich Brussels and other Carpets French Plate gilt
lame Mirrors, splendid Bronze Chandeliers Pictures
Uses the Furniture of Friendship Hook and Ladder Co.,
ts Of mahogany Furniture hair cloth large
plate Msnte Mirrors silt frames fne Brussels and
ates and Engravngs marble Mante Lace Curtains thirty
on Bedsteads hair and other Mattresses Bedding twenty
Clothes Closets with variety other Furniture. Sale
bstve Catalogues morning Of SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23

THE AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF THE SHAMOKIN
COAL from the Lancaster colliery has this day been
transferred from Anspach Sons to Davis Pearson Co.,
Philadelphia who the only authorized agents to dis
this celebrated COAL Orders and to
be addressed to them at Philadelphia or New York.
q. BAST, President.
G. r. LINDSAY, Secretary and Treasurer.
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A FULL. SET OF TEETH INSERTED, WITH OR
"A without extracting the roots from s. and upwards
perior Gold Silver aud Filings. Extracting without
pan JOSEPH DODIN Dentist 1873 East Thirteenth street
nonr Third avenue.
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER (MORTGAGE
Sale, win sell Wednesday, July e. at II O'Clock at
nction Of Rexde and Duane Streets Corrugated Iron
- j. CORNELL, Attorney for Mortgage
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ITO FOR THE CHOLERA BANKs.-THE LARGE AND
IL powerful steamer WIN. FLETCHER, Captain A. r.
Thursday July ~ 1865 The boat leaves Lawrence dock
street. East river 62O Peck slip Gas; Fulton ferry Brook
lyn, I; Pier Ne. T. North river 30; Quarantine landing
Staten Island, ga returning will make landings
The old veteran fisherman Captain Richard Dates VIII
company the boat thereby goo time Fish
ESQ. Tickets 81,
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II DOUGHTY; .AucrIoNEER,- WILL SELL ON
No 3 2o Mercer street between Amity and Fourth
" COCOA Mailing. oil Cloth, OAK chairs, Steel Plate En-
avinF Water Color Paintings Gas Chandeliers and Extern
Rrble top Standwth oil paintings panelcost $500
ugget and Stair Carpet Satuary and Egyptian marble
|autels, Fenders Mirrors, Flags, DC, &c.
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DURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS -FURNITuRs,
ID families moved city country Pianofnros fnfni
tnre borcI and shipped Furniture stored oboe lib Wet
I,evouta atreoL uosl 81 x.h sveaue.
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A act or TEETH IN THREE HoURs-NO PAY UN.
n III the work Is done; special mechanical dentistry,
teeth sham and plupefs nitrous oxide gas fresh
syery day 264 Sixth door below Seventeenth
street.
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MACPHERSONs AFTERNOON AND EVENING PIC
W mic takes place on Friday, July g. at FShks Usion
ut O'Clock and terminate at II r. NJ Music by Robert
sons Band Tickets 80 To be had the gate Of
any Of the pupils
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23

CKIN FLESHERs.-THE FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC
and evening festival Of the Operative Fur Skin Flesh
ersSociey win be held at Mr. Rsses Hudson River Gar
Fifty ninth street. between Tenth and Eleventh
nuss Monday July Tickets 20 cents. admitting lady
will Be postponed to the following Monday Commence at
2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23

WHEREAS, A VILE AND scURRILoUs ARTICLE
has appeared In print copied from old number OF
the Police which proved 10 be
fasefo the purpose Of influencing pending In court
friends but they will find TO their cost that have boA
respectfully request all respectable papers TO
fain copying the Justice to who tries
TO do right MARY EAYRS. 6ls Broadway, N Y
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED-OF DANIEL AND CATHE-
r1ne Neil, Of BAlyhawkish parish OF Hospital county
Limerick Irsisnd ANY information VIII be thankfully
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sALE,-MoNDAY, JAMES AGAR,
euctonser WIN sell at SO New Bowery, at lOh ocloek
Stella shawls SIX Lace Oloaks sacques, Under
Pthes Sheets. Spreads GOATS Pants Vests Aemnants
enton Of dealers hoasekeepers BY order Of Ezekes
est Forteth street, late Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23

U,oR sALE-APAIR OF MATCHED BLOOD BAY CAR.
rage Horses, 10 hands high, Eve and six old,
warranted In the property Of gentle man having
further for them; price moderate Address W.
hox I Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23

I'D womens Wearing Apparel Sheets Spreads, and vari
u Of other goods. n. CASEY, l21 West Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23

"A guaranteed 70 receive the highest prices Casto6
Clothing Furniture Carpets, &C. by calling addressing
Mr.. or Mrs G. MISH III Third avenue