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All Of the above list Of Goods will be sold for one
dollar esch Certificates Of all the various articles,
stating what "a b one can have are first up iu en-
yelopes scaled M, and mixed; and when ordered,
sre taken out without regard 70 choice 40 sent BY
mail, time giving lair cnsnce. On receipt Of the
Certificate you vii see Whist you csn have, end
then it il your option 70 send one dollar and take
the article or not.
IN all transactions by mail we shall charge for
forwarding the Certificate for payuE pOstsge, and
dong the business - cents each, which must be
enclosed whom The Certificate is sent for Five Ger
hcates will be sent for ST. eleven for 81 thirty for
IS sixiy-dye for $40; aud hundred Tor SIS.
AGENT5-TL0se acting SIS agents VIII be allowed
ten cents on every Cerudcats ordered by them,
provided their renittsnces anOunt 20 one dollar.
Agents VIII collect 25 cents for every Certificate,
and remit 10 cents to us, either in cash or postage
stamps. Gzest caution should be used by cur cor
respondents in regard T. gVng thsiT correct sd
dress town, county and State Address
j. Il. WINSLOW d CO.,
aprlS-Su HS Broadway, Sew YORK.
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Notice.

OFFICE or ADAMS. EXPRESs COMPANY, |
PvBLIo sovkRE, RAsHrnLE, Jnne I'm, lS6S.
We are nov prepared 70 reCeive reight fag al
prints south of Nashville where we have agents
without the same felng paid tnr lu sivauce
J. n. TBATCHEk, Acting AGENT
iuneIs-tw.
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Farm in Jackson.

A FIRE Farm iz offered for sa's n Jackson eoun-
"A ". Tenn near tirsuv 10 The pace Il ir1ne-
d--eiy on the ca rher and liver ami cz1 bs 7ught
AZ "a .rincs Psrti.uIsra glvun At me orceL of
EElaOS A MUrFREE
-.,-.ra 1w % Cnarrg street.
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Building Lets for Sale.

4 HAVE or 10 Eots; Immediately bey0nd ths
II Horticultural Garden, veil Etnated of hHilG-
ing PoIpossS, which I vi eel On Eood sefHiA-
tssss-H join HuGH RITH
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Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad.
Cotton Express Line

Cotton EXpT6SS LIuG
no New YORK ana Bost on.
Throarh Hals 81 Lad NJ given, and IlNE SuAE-
kSrrsD 70 ether ~ the aboyecifes. No chaass %
Freizht uBade bsgxee1 Cincinnst snd New fork.
TsE soosEE thsn hy ary other reute. Best IN
dureneufs . shippers.
GRIFFITH, PARSONS co, Agezts,
fuDes-lm -l DO College ct, Nashville.
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Errrzs 81 rrH,1lssrov 70

EETEzs sH PEEz-ssToE 70
Hon. R5ohatd Cgalshr, Governor st,te Of Illinois.
Hon. raad T.. Isv.s, Judge supreme Cour, Q. s.
Hor VIA. g. Br0wBlos, Govern r q Trunesaee-
B1g Gen. Jas. P. BzowaloE, adj. Gea. stats Of Ten
uessse.
hon. ~. II Brien, Nashville.
Hon. Wm. Nsthanie Baxter, Nashville
Hon. 10. c. G1id, Nashville.
Hon John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P, W. Mazry, Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Norris a stra.ton, Nashville.
lessrs. Evans 4 Co, Nashville.
Hirarod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
Iuuel5-Im
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HIS Bridal Chamher, sn Essay cf lTs----e
sud lnstrpcfioa iQT fou1k hlen- Also, uaH sr..es-
babe cfaaifce1t ior Daeasea Cf tie u-rare r
Sexual sysicus-scnt Dee. in ssaIec anse.--....
Address, Df. j. sEILllN HOUSTON Fraa.f
Association. Phiiadei iphia, Pa anris-IF
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Resolvsd, That the sudden and com
plete revolution in the relation Of the
two races in our State, and in our form
er system Of labor, viii be productive of
much,suffering and inconvenience, par
ticularly to tie black race, and renders
she necessity of State Government
the more essential, in order that proper
and wholesome laws may be enacted
for the regulation and protection Of
both rases p 'avfs13r taHf 8rr
Rsaolvsd, That as true and loyal citi-
zens we viii endesyor. to do our whole
duty under existing circumstances, and
promise reSady and willing obedience to
ali laws passed for the common benefit
of all the States LG .Esa
Rssobed,1 That the citizens of each
county are earnestly invited to meet in
their primary capacity, and unite with
rs in respectfully petitioning for the
restoration of civil government, with
all the blessings, rights and privileges
guaranteed to each State, under the
Constitution and laws Of the United
States. 81 roEsa 5.sa
2 Apublie meeting in Gordon county
adopted the following: ~ usyr ei
We, the citizens Of Gordon county,
being assembled, to express our willing
ness and desire to return to our allegi-
ance to the United States Government,
10 obey the Constitution and laws OF
the same. and thus deserve and secure
the protection of the Flag of the Union.
And whereas, the constituted authori-
ties hold that all laws passed by the
Legislature of Georgia and all the pro-
ceedings of her courts to be illegal and
unconstitutional since the act of seces-
sion; and being desirous that law and
order be again established in our midst;
therefore be it e#st
; I. Resolved, That respectfully re-
quest the President of the United
States to appoint for us a Provisional
Governor that we may reogganize the
State Government; and if consistent,
we would prefer citizen of Georgia.
/ 2. Resolved, That we are in fayer of
letting by,gones be by-gones, and that
we cultivate mutual friendship, one
with another.
The Atlanta Intelligencer Of the 9th
says: ttt.LN .Ll AN VA
We are informed that an sltercation |
occurred on the street last evening be-
tween a white man and negro, in
which the white man was knocked |
down. On recovering his feet the in
iured individual showed his indignation |
Of the treatment he had received at the |
fists of the negro, by picking up his hat |
and running at the tip top Of his speed |
He served the negro right The darksy !
had no business TO knock him down ! !
The Inteliigencer of the eth says
The Adams Express is making rapid |
strides towards onr city. 1t is now run
ming into Georgia as far as Kingston
sixty miles northwest of Atlanta, an
important point on the Western and At
lantic (or State) Railroad. From its obi |
ging Special Agent at thstpoint, we have |
been favored with file of late Nash
vile papers, which are now before US,
and for which he viii please accept our
thanks. When he reaches Atlanta we
will be pleased to see him "
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. .------s--=e---e-
Pearl Mlnissurss, in Oh, or Waiaz goI7rs
eet the genuine a. ths Gallery OF tle Ca1..
berland. aprfI-.f
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fl.'.lIl5.I, sfa1sIoLosio34 Wv "a og aARRItaE.-

A PaYsI0LOGlC1L YlEW oF MARRIteF--
"A Norl4ning nearig 80 nagee, sat laf arr
nan Organs % a stsse o. Health and I .ssre --.-
a freatise on Early hrrcrs, it, peroral "a r1-.r.
quence9 upon tle Aind ard Barr urlr lrr
Aothors Plan of ireatinant-tae ca.F r1f. .r.r sr#
seocesslal moae cf cure, al shown 81 t1a rau1-t
q cAses tFeaisat- A Egtlfll adFiser ID t1a a-.r-
nee, and sfcse conssIlriailaE u1aFris1a ut1 ar-
tertsln douots q their phVsicsl cou4t0n ST
Tree Of postage % any sddrszs On reesaf al =
cents STAMPS or postal currd1rT ~ ati-ass.rr
Ut. IA CAQLN. 10. 81 EaEen tasae. katsv. 81 IL
ine author nay oe coas1ilsl urcu arT rftra
~ or y niaa, and Dedicinas sant 10 s,y uali 90
the world. 49,. -
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TCHi HCHll ITCHIli
Scratch EerafehIl serelel :

DLANK's rrCH CERArE ~ cara ,ss 7,-t m
~ tnrty-elx hours alao eares scail-H 81 sas 1-l
Soreas and ~ rr1pgnns &c thr 4rln e..r.ar~r a1
meFcury. f1ce, % ceuts per bdr. saaf ~ rr,ar "a
Express at q per d0cen. Ass-ssr o. 49, -,
Boz 2o2, ClncinhaEs Uhlo ~
ApriS-sin' Nlshrllie lena
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dissolution.

gsyHE CopGr' n-rsh p eEishng bstWssn the uuder-
1 siFasd 90 ths Eiug n1siness EAs dlsso yea
On ths lst cf Juna, ~ mutual consent Tbs 0nsi-
uess o. the old G. ncsrn vii he settled up y ether
Of NJ JNO =. n CANN.
Hraa D lUGLAB.
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SANDS'ALE

WE have on hand a large stock Or Sands Chi
" ca.o Cream and stock Ales, which we guar
sn'ee direct from Sands ehi Ego Brewery, sltho'
We d. not claim the SOLE AGENCY N this mar
he.
Aiso Bottled Ale o. the best nnanufaetura We
have $50 q lsrgs stock q suffers Supplies. and
Family GroceE4 s. which we ara Cffsring st low
figures ). G.. WO ID aCD,
JeiaN a Uuion street
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Notice.

OAASSs
A Ii persons having hled claims before the
~ Board of Cisms inst tuted urder " specisl
Ped Order. No. 81, of March 18th, lSrS" and spe-
ca Order No. 500 Oct 2e, 1854, rsn have certif.
caies of same, togethsr wlsh amounts of awards,
bysppylng TO William Driver. Recorder Of sad
Board. 3" fag palV psTos oh lf.cf hs fhs Lbmnandef
q fiis Dldrtnicat 20 sssac sh CE-tacat6s.' Mr. d.
viii attend 70 abe collection of said cisims u re-
Quired. Oshce At Alien Csry =, corner OF Cedar
street and SquSre. up stsira.
uneS-Im wILLIAM DRIvER, Reoorder.
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Notes o. sll the determinations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes OF this Third Series is precisely SINH
lar in FORM and privileges to the sesen-Thirties al
ready sold, except that the Government reserves
toitself the option OF paying intsses. in gold com
At 6per cent, instssd Of S-ioths in currency.
Subscribers VIII deduct the intsrsst in currency up
to. July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series Of
the seven-thrties will conner on the Ist Of June
and viii lie made promptly and continuously after
that dsts.
The sligl change made in ths condition Of this
THIRD SERIES sGects Only the matter Of interest.
The payment in gold. If inside, will be equivalent
to the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the event Of
which only viii the option to pay interest in Gold
be a7aied Of, would 50 reduce and equslize prices
that purchases made with s.1 per cent in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
thres-tenths per cent. in currency. This is the
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City Undertaking.
Rndln Ordfrnd from . pislanes.
Rroad Street Bridge Compsny.

Tamse'ing ofths pireeiors q ne bfoa. a.sss'
"a p-s.fss CON uany on the t2sh inFti reaoil
- -. 5.,s.e4. srairnga eali Of fFe Dollar Pei
bsrs on he new stock lsisiy s1h-'fise.l. 49,
"a a. eersiary or ne Company On ana Aisf ne -
aaS o. 'u'' a. w ". BUrLER. sse'y and Treasurer.
iuneif-id
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NO. Is.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
20 Sc

fohk conncdious BEck Hcuss snd 7s-sns Iasra
a the ncrth-Eestern coTuer cf Vine fr- Caf.r
slreet- FOR paze,slaTs aprig %
r. 81. McEN E1l, 8. is srrr-s & a.
ED.J- Ik0HfsCN. ll r'nlea 81.
apr I'D. oopy.
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DEADSf BH. AT9ssH Esrr Is,ss
ID AND FANCY GQODs.
N. ?. BROWN, Importer.
maEsi-sn NO.1s6 R@ri a-N ~
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0nly Loan in Market
OF offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make IL the
Great Popular Loan Of the People

Less than s2so,oo0oO0 OF the Loan authorized by
the los. Congress arc now on the market. TINS
amount, ct the rate at which it Ia being absorbed,
Will be subscribed for within sixty days, when tho
notes viii undoubtedly eommsnd premium, a.
has uniformly been the case on closing the sub
scrptons to other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and secton
OF the country may he afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Baaks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers' throughout tbs country have gen.
efally agreed TO receive subscriptions al par. Sub
scribers vii select their own aseifts, in whom they
nave confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
C-fers
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'Mashrillr MniOll.
NEWS IFENS BIZ NAIL.

) WEDNESDAY, JUNE p, 1865.
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wILLIAMsBURGiI.

RuFFrAsLr OUrRAoE.-Mr. Alexander Nc
Donald, residing in South 9Th street, Second y.
D., reports that he attached BY two three ruf
After his return from Mes Yotk, and robbed Of what
money he had In his pockeu. His sssailant, treated
him - roughly that he has been confined 70 his room
ever since
To BIZ CLosTD-THE OFPrcr OF THE Pro-
vvsr mAEsHAL ov rHf sROoSD District, 20 Grand
strcet will be closed Monday NEXT. the Board Of
Enrolment having received order, 10 transact What
further business they have hand at the Office Of the
Ihird District, 236 Washington street, ". u. IL 10
aeo stated that the business ~ the First District
Once viii also be transacted At the came pi-ee-
House. RoBBrRY.-The residence Of Mrs.
Maria Graft, ~ south 4th street entered ye-ter-
day Afternoon, aud robbed Of Wearing spyafe N the
value Of sz2. Onicer Welsh, OF the 45th Precinct.
arrc.ted avounsn named Ellen Bryan, shortly after
the roll bery with the stolen goods In bsT possession,
and Ahe VA locked up.
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VERDICT AGAINST liORsF RAILWAY Con-
r,,l.-R Robert TustIsIn, shoemaker OF the 9TH
Wal, hn recovered S.,!il dauaces Tor .uuri,s sus
i.ia,i ltst June, by hcin- thrown from Of the
o.horso IN sands street u conse tuence Of the
driver starting the suddenly while Tistrpm va,
gcttus on.
TuE STEEETs.-Thc Comittee on subject Of
fennnine stroots and avonncs in BROOKLYN have de-
cidcd TO recommend the Common Council that Clu-
ton avenue he named Shc-tn IN avenue, Washineton
avenue, sheridan avenue, aud Grand avenue, hrinl
avenue Fulton street 20 hp know us Fulton avenue
10 he ferry, and Auaauc street NJ Atlantic avenue
from south ferry 10 Lat Nv York. The streets
known lst, I'd, 3d. etc. Ia the E1crn District are
10 ne marked out, AMI Kent, Union and Franklin
~ ca e.e- are " sake IheL place The streeu delg
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MARINE NEWS.


CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS (iormaniA, Hamburg: Ann Eliza,
Alexandria.
sUIP-W iufcld Scott, for Baltimore.
BANKS. NJ Churchill, Carienas; Goethe, Oporto.
BRlGs-llhcrnis. Bristol kIneline. S.rusin:
Pawn. S@al Nellie, santa Cruz; VILLAGE Belle, Nern
Cruz; lIVdley N'cau, MhtAnzas, Nellie johnson, CT
cniuegos; wayerlcy, Gov bay.
sCHOONHRs--Nary Fletcher PhiladeinhIs z
STATION, do; Jane. MayaFueI; Albert, Nassau: John
Iuay, Wellington; II Foster, do.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMHItIPS- Constitution, I'm AleIandris 80,
Gun, Wn-hlnrton, u G; Thames Fortress Monroe;
Richmond, Fortress Monroe.
SlIlP- Cris'el, Frsdericks, Of and from Bremen
Banks Iockhart. Grand Turk; Fanny Ealer
Trinidad, Cuba; \elocidzic, japan.
BE!Gs-Edwin Rove, Donarara; T W Rowland
NCasiua.
SCuOOSERa-,Iameso wn, Fort Monroe; II W
johnson beaufort Helen, New Rcdiori: Nativ,
American, Nevhurypor; II Dunton, Rockland
konip evidence; ENptes- New bedford: Blow
kot sland, CaiOline knight, New London, Antelope
kockland, l. Daniels, New Bedford: T1ini- llodina
told springs New Haven, ScV Haven, Paloa sulli
van. BEN strong. EIlabethpoTt Tor Providence: IL
len X, Dennis; Ada liprbeIL Gloucester; JONATHAN
| Cone. Bo-ton for Troy.
sLOoP- Irene, Smith, Virginia, with oyster,
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mated oy mineral, in the Sch ward srv also to be a.
tered.
frRE.-A stable owned by Mrs.. Field, in
Hicks strret near Clart street. destroyed BY ere
on Thursday night A portion Ofthe place occupied
By Charles Keexsn, Who lo-t tvo borses = coach and
harness valued at 500. Daniel Undsrhn also occu-
ped part Of the premises, and oet horse sleigh and
harness valued At s3lO. The emises valued at
$3.50, No Insurance. Shortly thereafter the roof Of
an adjoining building. owned BY Mr. Rufus Burloish.
caught IRE. The damage amounted 70 about 500.
The curtains IN the windows Of Mr.. Pisher Hove's
residence No 10 Wlllow street caught ire Thur
suited.
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PAIN EXTRACTOR.

VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
- IL the only specific for Burns and Scalds, reliev-
Ina the dToadiul agony In lew minutes, and always
healing without scsr A positive cue for Piles, Try
n and YOU will be convinced. II has been In use
heard Of it. and not family that has used il once
that could be induced to be without boz in Gaze Of
sudden accident. single box will save mapy doc
tors bill. II hls equal In curing CUTS, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, FEVER SORES, RHEt MATISM, aud
the vorrt CORSS and BUSf0Ns. All infismm aiions,
spnins sores saltrheum and eyes that have re-
sisted every other remedy. Three sizes eta ~
CT. aud 81 The 81 boI contains much ASK 70 CT
For sale BY the grosA single boz Of Depot ~
Liberty 81, New York. 9is
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SAVINGS BANks.

MARKET SAVINGS BANK, 81 NASSAU
WI Street New York.
OPEN DAILY.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED.
Money Deposited on before May l.t, will draw
interest from that date.
JAMES e. sTONEALL, President.
HENRY X. CONKLIN, Secretary. 29G
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
1 Of i4th IT. and sth aye.--Open daily from TO o
4. NJ. WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays from to L. Al.
Six Ter cent intercst, free from Government tar.
Deposits made or before May let, will draw inter-
est tIvIn that date. THOMAS CHklsrf, Pre-t.
X. II. BULL sec'y. 33I
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GENERAL BUSINESS.


CORPORATION NOTICE-THE PERSONS
Shsving claims AGAINST the CORPORATION Of the City
of Ner York growing out Of the neral obseguies OF
Of the late President are respectfully requested 70
brvGd the same. without delay, TO the CLERK Of the
Committee, Ct Rooms No. II, City HALL. BY order
OF the Committee, VIM. HITCHMAN, Clerk. New
York, April 26th. 1865. I4
CORN MEAL AND CRACkERs-50 Barrels
~ Of corn meal, slightly damaged by water. Suit
able Tor feed horses &c. Alto 1850 bo1es Of crsck
suitable for family saloons &c, for sale low
At II Albany ". 9IG
DASH PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS,
Opan phle,a looks and all kinds Of waste paper,
" Nest ltoads,y, opposite Clatin, Mellon Co. $40
CARDS, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS, AND
~ all other kinds Of Job Printing, neatly done, At
lou prices. hy THOMAS n. 81 TTON, At the old
stand l+9 Fulton street, bet. Broadway ard Nassan
street. Bb
FURNITURE TAKEN on STORAGE BY
4 the month, al 5g3 Hudson st. lis
T .ADIES-HAvE YOU EVER TRIED THE
l/BALA or WHITE LILIES for Beautifyins and
Preserving The Sfinf II Ia delightful preparation.
and can be used In winter well ~ summer. IL re-
moves pmpleN blotchea tan and ell imperfec lions
from the skin rendering II beautifully clear colt and
white rivAling Nature In her faiTest forms We var
rant II 70 be free from all injurious inRtedienA and
PERFECTLY harmless 10 the most tender skin To be had
Al 10 south Second IT. Wiamsburgh. Also At Iioad-
ley's VI Eighth ave- New Iork Price only 20 cents
per bottle. 10
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pNuNrTs.-T The great fhowman has made a raid
AM cpuri one OF the Tour herocs Of the Re, oution
nov remaining alive, namely, Mr. samuel boz Ming,
agoi Ia Who, with his baby aged On, Is nov at the
Museum. The great roultry show will close to-day
but the prize tow swil he on exhibition come dave
longer, \ Ic,rdci ho.se anu rider, cnteiucd
By an enormous serpent, also potgided IL now
on exhibition. The Boone family axe to appear for
another week, and the drama OF The Oranro Girl"
l. su on the hilr for the afternoon aud evenur per
fouugncCF.
uirrorutAiBoN. THE Circus In lith street SIN
keeps up IL effectiveness, and crowds Of p'ogo
visit Il nightly.
OiNNrro.-Ihc iesutiiul fairy eytrava'anzs. en-
titled "lhe sloepiuF beauty in the Wood" with Nm.
John Wood ~ the Beauty, has en- hroueht out here
Tie tory IL well known to those who have read uur.
rcgy tales The fairy poco has teen Put the stns,
without Ieyard to expense and attracts large su.
| digucfH
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MILITARY.

TT 5. MARINE CORPS-WANTED, A
" few choice men Tor this fsvorite branch OF tho
service. Bounty, pay, rstionA clothing and prize
money explained at the RENDEZVOUS, Is Bowery, New
York. A. n. BRENOoRT, Captain L. 4. N. c.,
Commanding Rendezvous 3I6
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MACPHERSON & DONALD SMITH
I'l Late style, SMITH BROTHER.
NEW YORK

"
EAST INDIA AND BITTER PALE ALrs.
Thee Aies of improved quality. breved vrh
great care. pleasant nutrtivs and streugthenns,
and can he relied for purity The attention Of c
sumer solicited. orders by mail promptly executed.
BTssery-Wcst 18Th st. bet It'll and sth aye.. ~
NOTICE-OFFICE OF TIE STERLING
4 Co.. New iorh, Aprl 10Th, is65-An election Of
thirteen Director and three inspectors Of Election,
10 serve the ensuing year, will he held AT ~ Pine
st, rom - Tuesday the siIth Gay Of June nert bet
the hours OF ! and p ". The trantter bsots will
he closed on the lth Of May inst BY order Of the
Board. hEORGE y. TowSsEND. ssc. 40
GUS AND PAINTS-ROOP OIL, so CTS,
red yellow ochre and spanish brown, cents per H.
ldnsoed oil spirits Turp. milne aud colored painta
chesp, White lead and zinc, cent?. u. BiDWKLI-
X4 Pearls Ct 80
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID IN
the city for old books, newspapers, pamphlets and
all kinds Of p,peI msiep stock. 80 dfeot 10 ~ Ann
81 THOr. {. BENNETT. 4l
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
l. old newspapers. pamphlets. hooks and waste
paper Of even description. BTOCKW ELL " I'm
ERSON, 70 Ann ct, toor vest Of Nassau. 32T
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
l. all kinds Of rags, old hooks, old nevspapcrs old
metals, and 70 cents each Tor mems old high hats At
80 spring 81 bet Mott and Mulberry. 32l
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR Trustees
l. Of the American Defeating Co., Of y. "" will
be held the office Of the con psny NO Sc Exchange
Place Thursday the lth May, lsJ6 bet the hours
Of IL NJ and 1 T.. N. GEORGE N. SIAOAsOS, Sec
retap. Ne- York April 2Tth, 1865. 35s
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TH0S. REILLY, AUCT'R, OFFICE 375
Il Ninth ave, sells this day, at ION O'CLOCK, at IS
West S9th st. near 9th ave, the entire furniture OF
family going TO tho country, consisting of chocs
assortment of household goods ingram CARPETS OIL
cloths, marbo-top tables csnesested chairs bureaus
stoves, croctery and cooking utensils, feather bed
&c. sale positive. l4e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-29
TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAlLE0AD-ON AND
IL AFTER Monday, Jan. sd Iruinl leave 3oth stree,
s.aton.FSr Al9tny qs ana ny shd plscea SOgth and
Sleeping cars attached 70 SO and lu3O r. M train.
sunday train 600 y. N. Small cars will nun betv cen
ChAmbers aud 3Oth street sLAtions.
$50 j. 4, TOUCEY. Asst supt
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ITO THE PUBLIC-IF YOU WANT TO
l. save money, go 70 the old stand 10 avenue IA Tor
your paper hsnsing shades, eorniess table aud oor
oil cloth. 3Ol
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