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CHASING UF.--Carts we're yesterday en-
ployed in CLEANING Deaderick street Mayor
BroWn is determined TO c.esEs tie town,
God lor HIM.
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E. P. Cone hss received the Ledger, Bos-
ton Pil,t sd late danies.
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For Sale At this Odice, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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NV CAEFET HOUSE, "A large and well as-
sorted stock Of CarPetings aud Iouse Fur
nishing Goods just received and opened BY
Wn. ". Berry & Co, No. 81 College street,
Nashville, Tenn. Oct2s I'm
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Ous JoB OrFICs.--WeH are executing every
description OF plain aud fancy JOB fr.nt-
ing in the neatest style, aad at the lowest
prieea, al this ofhce.
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Gen. Geo. H. Thomas arriyej at Vieks-
burg On he 10th inst
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks iof sale at This Office, OF
printed 20 order.
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We are obliged 10 the Adams Express for
the latest New York dailies.
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SELF Abuse.

This vice, which is never practiced in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue to eloquence OF pen to song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the cOnsti
tuition, aad reduced tho miserable victim x
q living skeleton. Nor are these its h1El
and fatsl effects; in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight thst can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently OF this affection, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. g. North Cherry street
o. address him by letter, Box SCI, Nssh
vile, Tenn. feb3o-H
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Buy ycur carpets At ". ". Berry & Co.'S.
70. q College street. novls-lln
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SforE LIsHr.-why is it, that many OF
The street lamps are not lighted till nine
o'clock At night2 Is itbeeause the city is 50
extremely moral, that no one is IN danger
in the dark2 or Is il because it is 50 in
moral, that light does no good-that mau
is as liable to be Knocked down in the
light, as in the dark
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CITY NEWS.

OUR CHAPTER OF CRIME CON
TINUED.
Cold BIOoded Murder near the City.
The Williams OVerdO the Matter.
one OF Them Shot and Wounded.
His Whereabouts at Last DiscOvereds
he ssPeaches'' on His AccompHces.
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An oil rock has been discovered in Trum-
bull county, Penn, yielding, the Oil News
states, about fOrty-fve gallons to the t1n.
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The total receipts Of the Government for
the quarter ending Sept 30, 1865, were, 10
round numbers, f0nr hundred and forty
millions. The expenditures during the
same period we're three hundred and sew
enty four millions
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We are indebted % ". c. Collier FOR the
latest Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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The Williams Government Employees.

The GallOwsto Claim its Ownat Last.
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- s moon a Ia .alas,l. hnrIne.

CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.-The
- f5Jowng are ihe rates rad by THOs. =. MARI,
bROkER, corner o. un.on and College street for
uncurrent money These quotations are liable 10
1uci ate hut ntsy be depended on = sufficient
sngth Of tine for TIE remttGnces q b received
by NAL Or express, Il forwarded without delay
TssNrssEE Bank Of Ful.cn - 81
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-Four Of Them in Limbo!
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oIipspers, Qhe largest in the city foTsale
az this Oltae.
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IxroR7Axf BiovsxrwEsT -Eisewhsre viii
be found a urociamation ON Mayer Brown,
relative 70 L king measures to Put stop 20
crime in cur MIDST. He calls upon citizens
70 meet hin, VITA sies 70 orgauiziDg a
petrol forthe protscti1n Il te and property.
He Is determined 10 DO his duty, and should
be aided BIZ every one.
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Prospect of Meteing out Jnsrice.
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TsnLessee BandS-......-Ss
navidsor cuunfg boris70
l. & =. 4 r. Script lis
he shQ-e bonds are
bought win coppons,
som 1851 mrluded.
y. Carolina lo1rcns -
Aemphscity couponstQ
Tsnzesses Ccurc1E. 20
6eorEia coupo1s .,----.sa
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EURNIsHIN.o sTORE.

uh-r. r.sssi On b. flrs ishsd va az arn.is- ns-
cs14ar5- ~ ccmria1a piiL
Il y =. 80 lupaItel lsfTl sock cf the rr1at
rs.tsrctr Farf1laraa Ere1f ava Para. fsrousb
hiI sgsas % hss fsfE. a1gis9
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-oa haesiern kank ~
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bank q ailddie "a ~
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Cords, Tassels, Buttons, Fringes

TO the old home, I would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that We will
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Na'le Ne doctor WAS there, the wounded
- - SO b desired 70 send for zone
v. '.s,.a., a. TIE corrsl, Sud Q aesssuger
- 'il'Asaialsiy dispatched, sna u = iev
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He peaches on His AccOmpliees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-11
HpoEs MILITARY GOVERNOR Or RICgmsSg.
RICHMOND. =. Anril :. M. u,


l. The armies Of Tie rebellion having a5as sstSsxs
effort 70 kSSLAyE Tie people Of virginia ssss-.1<s--
yored 20 destroy by fire tie Capitol which thcyGrGss
longer occbry by their arms Lieut. Col 1SEec-s
Provost Marshal General OF tie Army OF tie Ezss 40.
Provost Garsha! OF Richmond will mmedSs xus,.t
sufficient detachment Of the Provost Guard seuorE2y
possble the progress Of the flames. The FtEfAsrs
ent of tie city OF Richmond. and all the ozss-xa9yi
terested in tie preservation of their beautit6
10 him for duty and F.gSE sssESr
possible assistance in staying TIE progress q 1sGso,
Grafton The frst duty Of the Armies OF ia Eszxss
will be TO the city, doomed to destruc1iE 1850
armies Of tie rebellion.
H. No person win leave the city of RiohmasgIcrzszsz
pass from abe Office Of the Provost Marshal
Ill ANY ctzen.soldero or any person whateyeyzisxs1
hereafter plurder destroy remove any puS ssyrDi
vate property, of any description whatever, vi as.
rested and sumrnariy punished
". The soldiers OF the command will a1fauikgg
any offensive insulting words or gestures tc9sss
citizens.
" No reasonable or offensive expressions faE141sss,
the flag, the cause, the armies Of the Union Etas
after be allowed.
VI For an exposition Of their rights dutioC astxs-
leges the citizens of Richmond TespectGls5aS,ae
10 the proclamatious OF the President of IN Ea2Es
States in relation TO the existing rebellion.
VII. All persons having in their possessIsZ Sezeer
their contiol, any property whatever Of tn 'ssSs
cords or archives Of any public officer whsr1Re vEA
Immediately report the same 10 Colonel Mannlaeszsss
Marshal.
In conclusion, the citizens Of Richmond az Esssss
that with tie restoration of the Flag of the u<arpf
NAV expect the restoration Of that peace proSszsss
happiness which they enjoyed under that i1azaIE
G. F. SHEPLEY,
Brigader General U. s. Volunteers; Sac.
Military Governor Of RSzzeoeS
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CARD OF THANKS.

A VARU Ut IHANhr. =. =.
n We the undersigned, desire TO return our heartfelt
thanks to THOS. CLESIMITT, and the men Of his com
nand Company c, Richmond Fire Brigade, Tor almost
superbumat and untiring exerons in battling with the
terrible con6agration OF Monday last Too much graft
uds cannot be expressed believe that to the indie
atigabie energy Of Commander Clemmht aided oy Tue
ndgance Of his men, and assisted by the Federal officers
and er we are indebted for the recue OF large part
of our beautiful city Fl ON destruction.
/. CJ&J II Word NJ Sweeney; ) Smith; Mitchell
Tvier. John THOMPSON; T Dudley, Jr.; Powell J l.
Byery: c Campbell; Christian Lea Hiram Oliver Isaac
NJ Wool 4 Stern Bosher Woody; II Chalkley Coz
John Preston, W Holt RchardsoH Geo A Weed and
some testimonial more enduring hereafter James Bbb
W Powers; Chas G Thompson II N Smith Jacob
Levy; Nickel W Stafford; ! Bodeker 4 Bro; Jno
H Baptist; W Tyler Ihos Word james WlnantSi n
Greanor Chas Johnston; Jos w Johnston; Geo Dowden
A Green: VIM. Sheppard; John w Gentry 4 Co.. W
Powell Warren; ) Hurt Rhodes, Wilson & Hurt
Iohn Rlair
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A "a RD.---Rlving spent much OF my lHf s4asi
"A ming snd supecntending the erection CT sSFzss
the best buildings in the city, and having beer El,s
Il my duty offer my services in this eglatSr'
general Gals nifty to those who have the eeHee slS
begin AT ONCE 10 repair the damage done Asye.
city by desperate few who really never hsF ssrF~
terest with Us. Having been Of tie GRE1Zrsasa
ferers shall expect renewal Of that fnentfsy<s
ragemeE; long heretofore awarded me, by izrIs
public, as THEIR ARCHITECT.
Ny Office VII be, for the present doSf 3s.v5rs
sPorSwooD oTgJ UP STAIas. HENRY EE-El-s
Richmond, Aprf st
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EDUCATIONAL.

y. SQUIRE will resume the duties OF his
| 4. CLASSICAL SCHD)L
corner Of Main and st streets on MONDAY the 10th OF
ApRu The closing quarter Of this Nineteenth Session
will commence on the lst Of May.
Pupils may be entered al any time.
Terms made known application. apo-3t
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THE LATE FIRE.
LIST OF THE OWNERS OF THE BUILDINGS
DESTROYED.

We subioin list 1.-THE owners Of the real eTtate
destroyed during the tate conhagraton in this city,
and the value of the property respectively owned
by them. We DO not claim entire accuracy for the
list, although it has been compiled withmuch care
1t is impossible to prepare perfectly correct list
As railroad property is not taxed by the State,
the valuation of this class of property does not APP
pear upon the books of the Commissioners OF the
Revenue 1t is therefore not included in this emu
SRn. For the same reason, the State ArmorY,
a4SSSico Court House and Jail, are also omitted.
1t is proper to remark that the annexed figures
represent the assessed valuation of 1860, which is
always below the market value. In few days We
will endeavor to publish full list Of the merchants
who were sufferers by this great calamity
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man, protesting TO be sane and right
hearted. The plant qualities, which
build mems fortunes in peaceful times
and even in revolutionary times are
useful to the palmer sort of folk, are
ruinous 70 leading cha 4cters during L
crisis, where will. not stubbornness,
quick wit, not learned wisdom, are es-
sentiRl; and just as they were the max
ing of Lee before, so they will prove his
ruin 1t he says another word, he
will only add TO the obloquy OF history,
for, since the cause he espoused has
failed, he can not hope for any nation
al recognition, and must depend upon
strangers, or the charity of enemies to
write his epitaph-
The Northern people, when taken
ont of passion, are generally pretty Just
aud liberal They may be willing in
after ages to let the political sins Of Lee
rest in his coffin. But there is a per
sonsl stain upon his escutoheon, great
sr even than his treason. He tsas not
humane 70 has prisoners He permitted
them in sight of his own headquarters
70 stsrve 10 death and freeze to death.
Was it want of information as to
heir true condition? Then shame
upon the Chieftain who was so indif-
ferent, or ignorant Was il want of
means7 No, the full store-houses of
Richmond and Petersburg forbid that
extenuation. Was it a cruel and ma
lignsnt fanaticism No, for Lse is no
fanatic 1t was simply selfish care
lessness, it being the merciless design
Of his master 10 infict all the horrors
of hell upon his victims That was it,
and the man who could be guilty of
such a want of manhood, can not have
the genius of hero, and will not 60
down to posterity as q Christian soldier
and martyr
England may ring her bells for Rob
ert E. Lee France may canonize him.
But America will weigh him in the bal
anoe and find him wsnting-Cineinnati
TfIass
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Pr TO A LOYAL UsE-The Savannah Re
publican Of the 27th ult. comes to US print
ed on stout brown cartridge paper. It be-
IoBgsd to 4 lot imported by the blockade
runners. It has recently been unea'thed,
literally 50 Tor twas buried in the grouAd)
aud the proPrietors Of the Republican be-
ing out Of stock, procured it for their office.
Il takes the type well, and the Impressions
evon and distinct. Thus the article intend
sd to do the deadly work Of traitors, will
low disseminate loyal sentiments, and re-
cord the victories and indomitable strength
ol the nation. The mean, mercenary aid
e ard abettors Of the rebellion abroad can
now SEQ 10 the columns Of the Republican,
one OF their own contributions 10 the rebel
ion, what miscreants they have been, and
What u1mitigsted rasosls their Rvsrice
b7Ibed them 10 help.
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Proposed EBglish Testimonial TO
Grant and Sherman,

from the London Mercant L GsEeNe.
II 10 curious circumstance that
when any success is achieved by fight
ing, no matter by whom or in what
part of she world, some one or other in
England is sure TO propose that the
English public should present a testi-
monial to the successful person. Gems.
Grant and Sherman have sHceeded in
defeating the brave and able Generals
of the South. and therefore Englishmen
sheuld testify their sense Of admiration
and sympathy by presenting those gal.
liant officers with swords of honor. So
thinks Mr. Edwin Arnold, NJ. A, and
he suggests in a note to the Daily
News that a subscription be got up for
that purpose.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

Frr m eight % twenty years standing. Hfth names
known " science and anne.
For medical properties u Buchu. see Dispg1aa-
,ory Of tha United 5tetes.
See Professor Devices valuable works On fhs
Ffacure Of Phyaic.
SEE rcrnarks made By me Las eeiebfatod d
FEyl.ck, Pnllsdelphia-
sos remarks mads y IT. EphrEm MCDOWELL
ceieuraiei Physician, and member o. M Eoya
College o. 5uEgeQns, lroiand nod pual,aned IN ne
Trau7ast 1us q the kIsg az 4ueen's JOlrna-.
See Eadico-CnirurcGl k@YiEE, puhls1ed ~
BENJAMIN Irsysrz, Fslios d the koJA college q
5urEe0us-
csc most Of the laio stsndsrd EoEEs on ne,hcias.
zxtrct Buchu,....SI $40 per bottle. or ~ iog 500
asrsapGriiia. Loo go
III haifa dozsn Of each f1r Sla, when VI b
.lieut 70 cure tho most obstinate Gases, n dirsc-
bons are adhered 20
sz-Descrbs syuplouas IA aH eommuzicaao.a.
CuIos g7iarsnteed. Aaf1s EfAlzs
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The LssassinaiIon In England.

--A~N-@aANNNaNANAA
The commercial intelligence by the
Hibernian is Of the greatest interest
Ii has been looked for with much So
heitude The great events of April
have produced the most profound sen
sation in Europe; and yet the effect in
financial circles is not 80 great as was
generally anticipated in Wall street.
The fve-twenties, which advanced on
the intelligence of Lees surrender 10
60, fell the next day to 654, and on the
assassination Of President Lincoln be-
coming known, to 60. A fall of ten
per cent was anticipated Erie shares
fell only two per cent from the price
before the news, closing at fortys
This unlocked for steadiness must have
g very favorable effect here, and must
have been followed by q recovery
abroad as soon as later intelligence
from US should have reached England.
The surrender of Johnston, the fall of
Mobile, the steadiness of our people
under the great calamity, the rapid and
sweeping reduction of the army and
navy, the resumption of active trade,
the hearty support accorded to Presi-
dent johnson, the large subscriptions
to the national securities, will all tend
to restore confidence in Europe.
There is another fact, philosophical
in its character, which promises greater
results than all the resi- The asssssi-
nation of Mr. Lincoln appears to have
reused all the better feelings of the
British heart Legally TO The sove-
reign is a principle deeply rooted in
the BIit0ns nature, and the violence
that was done our late chief magistrate
is quite likely TO destroy the last yes
tige of sympathy with the South in
England. Mr. Mason may deny any
knowledge of, or completely with, the
assassin in vain; he will be believed;
but he will be summed as being ia very
bad company. In the ardor of John !
Bulls heart, seeing how brayely we !
have met the terrible shock, he will |
come TO our support politically and |
with a new born zeal, and |
declare that, next to himself, Brother |
Jonathan is the best fellow alive, and |
his promises TO pay about as good as
conso.s.
The public expressions Of horror and
grief in England caused by Mr.. Lin
coins assassination will be grateful to
our grie7ed, stricken, heroic people,
and from the grave of our late Presi-
dent msy spring anew that justice and
good feeling which had grown with q
half century Of peaceful intercourse
ILL.,
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The security Of our national and indi-
v dual existence led US 70 underrate the
Profession Of arrus, OF to feel no necessity
~ its cultivation. The history Of the last
tour ycr-s has Jaught rs a different lesson.
Compelled 20 build navy and to imPro-
si.a % army, Fenow estimate them at their
.rar worth. Our next duty should be to
r.at 81 our sons are al least partially
s.ura'sI 20 the use of srm8 and TO military
--.--L.e cercrally.
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alashriIle City girtttory.
Municipal Omcers.

JoEE HUGH SMTE, Mayor.
VIZ SHANE, Recorder.
RUFus HEyRY, Treasurer.
JOIN CHUABLI, City Marshal
W. H. WILuSsoS, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. C. TUCKER,
JOHN F. INGALLS,,
JosKPH l. RYAN,
A. B. SHAgKLrN Revenue Collector
f. B. GARRETT, Water Tax Collector.
JOIN NJ. SEABURY Superintendent
Water Works.
JAMES PETTIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works
DAN. CUSEKGHAN, First Engineer of
Water Works
WV ]. SLNKARD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works
L NJ FREExAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De-
partment
WV. WRIGHT, Street 0verseer.
JOHN q DODD, Work House Keeper.
II. L. NoRYILLE, Sexton.
Thomas McCARTY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market
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For sale or Rent.

A coop BUSINESS STAND ON CHERRY
n Street, No. 81, opposite the Post-ofiioe.
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FRIDAY. MAY u, 1865.
TERMS Oh suBsGRRTON:
RATES OH ADVERTISING.
no kBYERTIsERS IN BETAIb,

- 81 ~ 81 As FoLLoWs.
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MiIitatg 9irEEtnrg.
Subsistence Department.
COL A. BECKWITH, c. C. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississjppi.

COL. A. BECKWITH, c. C. g.,
Military Division Of the Hississippl.
CAPT J. C. REID, C. c. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland. Once No. II
Ssnth Cherry street, vice Col. Porter.
CAPT. SAM J. LITTLE, c.. g,
Depot Commissary subsistence, Once No, 10
Cherry -street. a. F-" -
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON, O. &
Post Commisssry Subsistence, Office North aida
Public Square, opposite Court House III q
CAPT. ". Il NLYHAN, @. &,
In charge Of U. 8. Bakery, snd Discussing Com
mlsssry suoslstenee, wee Capt John A. Irvine.
Once 40. 81 Cedsr-street
LIEUT. J. 8. GALLEHTISE, A @ g.,
In charge OF Soldiers Rest, corner CherrV and
Church-streets, wee Lieut.. Henry Ring.
CAPT. D. R LANoREAU, @. s.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle, wee Capt Glover-also
u charge OF Herdmen, Stables, &c vice Lent. u.
b. HOLSTER. Once near Lower Landing
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LIST Of ARTICLES
To be Sold for One Dollar Each.

Without regs4i 70 value ana not 70 be pad Tor IN
d you know what you will receive.
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Police Department,

Captain OF Pol.ce-H. A. Chumbley.
let LieutenRnt-Danie A. Birchett
ID Lieutenant "A. q. Byron
lst Wsrd-h- Thompson, Vim. Stewart, T. n
Scott
p WSrd-John Firth, A. CrosthwaIt.
30 Ward-Jss. Miller, W. Bonds, X. W. Garner
VIM. Danley.
IN ward-Wm. Mallory, NJ ". Thompson.
6th WarJ-JOseph Phillips, A. J. Head, Vance
Riley. , -
6th Wsrd-San Plummer Jss. Citizens, J. Cav
ender, Chas. Hin -
7th Ward-Joseph Caps, J. CastIemsn, ". B.
saanders W. Vaughan
sth Ward-Ben smith, Thos Henderson. T. R,
Niehol, d. Il Mansfield
9Th Wsrd-Wm Watson. r. MeKinnsv II r
ball, Jas. Hail. - -
As isiauts North ofBroad street-Roh6 F. Hodge,
d Crosthwait ~
John l.. COtrell
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BLOODI BLOODI BLOOD
BsLmoOids Highly CoaooBtrstsd oOmpOuad
Fluid Extract sarsaparllla
SYPHILIS.

Th.a b sn affection o. the blood, snd stacks TIE
sexual Organs, lsnlnEs Of the Nose, Eara, Threat
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tact 1arsapariiia puuhes ths Blood, and removes
Al seliy erupnOus o. the skin, gIYng 10 The com.
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ed expressly for TINS class of eoIaplauts s h0Od-
purifying properties are preserved % q greater a..
itci ttan say other pTuparsHOu % azrsaparillE-
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EEw YoRE, January, 1865.
The Eureka GiR Association is the Original and
largest t}it Association IN she country.
Its business continues % be conducted N a fair
and honorable manner, and gresuy Increasing
trade Is proof that our patrons throughout the
country appreciate this method 81 obtaining rich
and elegant goods None can reserve less than the
value Of their money, ~ no aTt0ie on our Last is
worth less tnsn Ons Dollar, retail. and there are
No Hanks F.
Letters frOSn various parties throughout the ceun-
try acknowledging the receipt Of very valuable
gfts, may be seen on Gle A. cur Office
Parties dealing With us may depend on having
prompt returns and The article drawn will be i'm
medistey seat to any address By return mail OF
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STATE MILITARY AGENCIES.

For tae Reie; Of Sick and Disabled Soldiers IN this
Department, &C., &c.
FOR oHIO.-D. Taylor. Office, No Cherry
street, up st3lrs.
PENNoYLEANIA.-COl Jas Chamberiin. Ohce.
No 4s5S Cherry street, up stars.
INDIANA Col. EdW. shaw. Office, 49, Cherry
street
b. Willard. Once, No. 465S
cherry street
ILLINoI5.-Col ]. NJ Sheets. ofice No Cherry
street, up stairs.