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A man with Fixed income,
and not O large one hy any means


Our Correspondent repeats the Substance OF many
similar communications, that we have received
upon the above subject, and which We have NOT
hitherto noticed, because our Market Reports have
furnished all tic information We posaassed n refer
cncc thereto. However,, ~ there are various tho
cries put forth by those who profess to know why
butchers meats continue to be sold At such Oh
rates msy no, 10 out Of place for US to ventla,e
| few OF these statements. For instance, consum-
have been told, that owing 10 the Spring fresh
cts, beef cattle could not come forward to market.
Hence the sudden and very enormous rise thu,
occurred about two months since. rise that has
| not YET suhsided-moro than one or Two cents on
| the pound-although the II, shcis only utcrfsred
with the railroad trains for couple Of weeks.
| Then were told that the army con-
tractors bought up everything in the shape
| Of tsef II they did IL seems singular
that the sect Of their operations should be sudden
ly made apparent, after prosecuting the war for
30 many montha Doubtless the demand for
army and navy purposes has Affected prices, but
not enough to cause constant an increase as we
have witnessed. N xt comes the grea, Gold"
| ghos, that has been conjured up by dealers, 10
in Z, Gse pro,t al the expense Of tie consumers
Tears. When gold sold At ESQ boef sold st an
advance Of about one hundred per cent. on former
prices. But whom gold has fallen To $50, mes,
dealers don't appear 10 know it. and continue TO
ark nearly two hundred per cent for tie animal
flesh they deal in. No doubt the price Of gold has
materially enhanced the price OF beef and all other
Hrneles; but there is apparently no excuse for
tho high prices that prevail We are OF opinion
thN Speculation" 10 the truo secret OF the high
rates that have been demanded for all articles Of
consumption, in addition to tho insufficient mark Q,
. ACCOMMODATIONS provided by the city authorities,
Couh"ym"n are not permitted " sell the flesh OF
ih'r uee' and other slaughtered animals US freely
as hey can dispose of their agricultural products
, and farmers aro allowed bu' few hours every
morning during which they may sell their produce
Z In the streets around sho markets.
Il ths 4" men with hIsd lneoussN would re, up
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The Institution Of Mercy.

IT may not bc generally known that Fair 10 in
progress al the Armory Of the 22d Regiment ii.h
street. near Sixth avenue, for the purpose II pro
viding funds 70 pay of the indebtedness Of the
Institution Of Mercy, which hiss been such an as
sistancc, IN pas, years TO so many women and
young girls out Of employment. For this purpose,
1t Ia W DO hoped, thousands Of benevolent people
will contribute literally, and even those who give
more than the money required for en- entrance
fec 70 the Fair. may he assured that their funds
will s~is, In relieving tho wants Of many dis.
treasod fellow creature
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NV YonK, HAruap.r, May c, 1885.
CaSe, b.-Jayl 33Isa9G; b.. domingo isas2s;
CotiS-', lb.-hid No. Orleans $40 Md Upland.
domestic goods, ya~d.-shirtins, blend, i6s45
shou brown, 4la424 bienhsd l2alO; DriiiIns
brown, ass do othsn, l6s%S ilanneh- +OasS !;
Fish cwt-i,ry cod. 5Oap %; Piei do bbl., %
~ 80 Dry scale, s26as %; Pick Salmon, /, 80 Oos
IS VI; NacfereL l, Bay, Is busi6 W. horrinsA l. boa.
Flour srd Eoal, ssl.aGOpe..se, ext, 1e.S g:
Ohio, C. 70 {. eea $50 o. Ge3.ss.own ,S,g 70.
Can.dian, c: 4. Iooa7 so; Rye -four. ioa6 % Corn
meh 75ss g u; , BTAndy.ins' .Is6 IS. ,oo.
IS CuIant., issi3h Almonds, 2ssss DO shsl!od,
train bush wheat, III. VII. Q 1872 95; Canadian
club, JOal 81; Rye, On 10; Corn j.. +1al 81;
Barley, loal 30 oats, STATE, I2a'3i CAnAdA 65s
iu,nb.r. logs and Plants per NJ, G0aTo East.
spruce, ~ Sa2S W staveA hhds sSA9 70 do tbls.,
Eoiass,s, osl.-Nev Orleans sOal 10; Porto Rico.
nv. COATS; Cubs, Nus, do, boa6O; Cuba elAyed.
Gris.-olive, case OTIS, 20; Olive, c.sis "a.
70 Palm, Ii. llkal2t Lind, city, Y3.l a
Whale, 10; Kerosene, ia. =.
N, Is @s.-; Port, eieT, new, nominal; n. mes.
S.sI, e. 10 W. q ssSS ~ Lard per r -.
cheese common 70 choice, liar. -'
SD,s't. 0q.-A1eohol, ga; : is.4 70; Brandy, o. ID
az o6so o. st e efsS ssa 81 Am Hsm le e.
Gin, Am, az 80; whiskey Am, ios2 II {;
Brandy, AM --AZ 20.
Suoar, b.-Nev Oreanh a; ditto clarified,
a Porto Rice II Sal5A Brazil, brown, Hall Y;
white, lGaalI StuartH' Loaf, -; SmArs' best
crushed, lgs, Stuarts' granulAted, lyA, STUART
ground, 1914 stuaru' white-A IL sLnart1' &C,
| II.
TObde-o. Kentucky, sa4O; Cuba, duty paid Toe
s. 81. Doungo Ton boud) 6al2; Havana, duty
Wool ib'GAm. ssi. fc., 76s11; Am. P.B NJ,
| I0a,4; Am. y and = Ne. 6Is7O, Am. Ma & \
65aGI aup & eI. pulled, 64aI2 No. l. pulled 64a66
| son skini 6bal 10; Gunpovder and Imp. 100 al IS
Oolong lbal Do; Souchlng and Congo, Goal b..
hiscsAarsO.s.-Rice, 100 ID. East India dressed
! rsl2 o.; Salt, Turks Island, hush. 49s45 Liy
| srpoo- saet, seal 90; CASTLE soap per h., la
lops crop 1908, 2uaS6 1864 do 25a40; Hay, lOu lbe
North River -a9o Candles, city, ST.atO,
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The new lOl.h 81 ".
MONDAY MoKSNG, MAY =, 1865.
To Subscribers.

Or, patrons who have changed their residences
are informed that the carriers Of Tnr sUs are pre-
p,red to receive orders toserve This paper In any
par, Of this city, Brooklyn. wllsnsburgh. Jer-
sey CITY, Hoboken, and tho suburbs. Old sub
scrters who are now located in new domieilos'
can have Tns sur served 81 their houses BY notify
ing any Of The csrrisrs OF sending word By letter
sr Otherwise 70 The puLcihon o1hee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fer an IrrItnied Throat Cough or ,

T"T III HTTIuttou ThFoutt NUuHu OF OIus
"Brown's Bronchial Troches," are offered with the
fullest confidence in thoir efficacy. They have been
thoroughly tested, and maintain the good reputation
they have Justly acquired. As there are limitations
b. suro to obtain the genuine. lO9
A.-Use the Best. III WIN Certainly Des-
troy Moths. Now 10 the time. Ask for Bowden's
Moth Destroying Packet for preserving Cloths, Furs
Carpets Robes, Blankets, and all Woolen Goods from
Moths and all Destructive Insects. For Bale by all
Druggists, Price " cts. psI pocket I
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-, tr, p..., 49,, .s.os.t,,
-. -. -. M = ~ t,ass, M,
uon VI hD'Hn. iNeu' n' w - -
this week contains very able aud Characteristic ar
81, 49,, ,ho nan NJ Rev Henry ward Beecher, on
u'ie "V,' ~ ~, 49,. - II
The death OF MT. Lincoln. Twill We tnlhs- " uA'
.r..v cneeded 10 be the best uttar.nce on the great
-, -, ~, .,.h ~. -. ...,, 40 ush, NJ nut-
topHc on Toe oS VINO" M ~ 80" '"o "e"' " =
kitty In addition 10 iu power aud elequence, ana
.,I.,,,,, nhiio.oob,cal .nnlv,ia IL contain. some
.tar,l,s facts vhch will be most people. The
- ~. .o,,.tr. vary in,sres,ins article on the
Lousei ~s' "" ~ ~, -, :, -.
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LOST AND FOUND.

DAkK BOOK, No. 1879 BELONGING TO
lDTHEODOKE sTAUTA. on the Seamens savings
bank Ia lost the finder will please return Il to the
bank.
T OST ON THURSDAY, A RECEIPT BOOK
- at near Pier < East River. The finder yill lie
rev ardod by leaving II At FAl.RISGTON, LEONARD
4 co, 10 Broadway, 81
T OST-A BANK BOOK ON THE BANK OF
- savings Bowery, No 23L56s, and one on the
Bank OF savings Bleecker IT. No. 4l4S9. The I'm
der III please return the same 70 the Banks. 100
STRAYED OR STOLEN ON THE BOTH OF
~ April bay horse, about 10 hands high low in
iesh had cracks IN the feet. The finder will le
literally rewarded by returning him " Mn. FOi,
66th a. bet. 9th and Tth avs. 1877
CO REWARD-LOST IN GRAND ST. Near
Va Centre, little poodle dos hite, with yellos
spot and yellow ears. The above reward viii be paid
by bringing 1t back TO l42 Elm at. "a
QID REWARD-DOG LOST FROM No, ~
WV East Soth Of, Saturday evening, oth ihIt;
. small SCOTCH terrier answers TO the name o. Sml
had leather collar, With Il. PoNNEhl, u, 10 Mes,
slst st. GU plate The above reward WI 20 20, 400 oa
10 Gnastons ssksd On his return 70 ~ Last SSh lxs
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A MEETING OF THE ST. LAWRENCE
"A Circle of the Penisn brotherhood will be held
this Monday Evening the sth inst Of 4Ith Il
and sth sy. All members requested " attend
MICHAEL CONNOLLY, Centre, A. BROWN,
Sec lT6
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TRADE NOTICES.

CHOPPERS NO. WILL HOLD THEIR
Sregulsr monthly meeting At 800 Fulton At Brook
Ign, this Monday evening, at so'cock All members
sIs reSuss.ed 70 sttend- PAl'K KELLY, Pres; Z.
BRADLEY, sec. 29l
COOPFRs No. S WILL HOLD THEIR
Irregular monthly meeting Al 90 Vandam at, on
this Monday evening, at ~ O'Clock. Punctual At
tondAnce OF all the member " requested. Will
Sec. 1928
TOURNEYMEN WHEELWRIGHTS AND
a Blaeksmithr' L. 4. Socety will meet this evening"
MAY sth, at ~ o'clock. In Military Hall, 100 Bowery
Importance IL 70 be brought forward. ny order OF the
Society. JOHN LYNCH. Pres. 7. RAFFERTY,,
Sec. lle
NOTICE-THE TIN, SLATE AND METAL
' Rooiers will hold their regular monthly meeting
'A'' '''' " AIPREfB PARKlR, President Sts% "
JOHN CUMMINGS, Rec. Sec. 1859
DAINTERS-A MASS MEETING OF THE
4 socistie. represented 10 the Central Uuion viii
day evening May sth, at s O'clock. By order Of the
Central Union. y. A. SEYMOUR, PTosi. f. PIiA-
LEN, Sec. lvl
DAINTERs-THE JOURNEYMEN PAINT
eTs sortius in shops with memben Of the no
ed TO strike againii such men on Iuesday May 9th.
ly order Of the Central Union. y. A. SEYMOUR
frc,t. Il. PHALES, Sec. 299
THE MASS MEETING OF THE WORK
ing men Of Brooklyn that was postponed on &C
count Of the sudden death Of the President the
18th OF April, will b. held on Monday evening, May
sth, o'clock, in the AtheneuIn, cor. Atlantic and
tions OF great Interest 10 ali will be discussed by
order Of the Convention. r. TORSEY, Prest. J. H.
KELLY, See. IS3
THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
Il United Coopen No. Z vill he held AT IA Grand st.
ar. G isE 1 to .ssns JAMES SkARNEY Pie.
CliAkLES w. MARX, Sec. 10
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Personal NOTICES.

MY WIFE, MARY COLEMAN, LEFT MY
lied and board without cause or provocation I
a Io! U 81 hers viii bs paid. J. COLEMAN, No. II
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY, BY
l. JOHN MORTIMER, 10 East Broadway, of SO lots
men and voinen's clothing silk, deainc and othsr
quitr, blankets, sheets bedA pillow, boots, .ho.
coata, pant~L and variety OF other desirabs
goos too nuIneI Gus 10 mention. BY order of IL
LEVY, 10 IAurpns VI. III
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NOR SALE - A BREAD, MILK AND
l. candy store, and groceries; pnce SlI5. Apply a,
G3 Mulberry It.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A FISH SMOKING ESTABLISHMENT TO
Ihlet or lease the same would make a workshop 70,
any other business. inquire on the preinises, an
West 10Th IT. or 220 Tenth ave. YG5
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pAwNBRoKER's sALE-BELL & IN

DAWNBRUkER'J SALE-BELL 4 IN.
L GRAHAM will sell this day, at ~ O'Clock, at Ma
So New Bowery, 51U lots valuable clothing, eiIs
dres-es, coat- pants vests, RENTS sheets spreads
pillows boots, shoes, bsnkets. &C., or. u. - MorS
81 Catharine Of. Pawnb okeT's Sale Tuesday, OF. II
J. Fry, 1l6 Avenue G. pAwnhtoset's sale, Wcdnos.
day, MIS-. Il. A. Wood, lJp Gnind n. Pavnbtokert
Sale, Thursday, or. l.. Cohen, So Clinton IT. Pa-n.
brokers' Sale Friday. or Chas. Cldlipp, 80 spring
II. Paw nbIokets Sale, Monday, 10Th, or. j. lGvy,
oliver It. PawnbTokel's Sale, Tuesday, 10Th, or.
CudlIpp belong, yyp East BruadN ay. fuwnl osera
Sale, "Wednesday, 18th, or. Jno. o'Meary cor Brcpns
and Grand SITS. liz
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7 MORTALITY, AUCTR, WILL SELL This
- day, Monday, at IL O'Clock, at I73 Chatham
Square, new number 1871, nice assortment II urni.
ture new and second hand, removed for conveniopcs
Of sale Also number OF oil paintings, mirror, and
Of her goods. 40
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COOPERS NO. WILL HOLD THEIR
irregular monthly meeting at 800 Fulton at, Brook.
Ign, this Monday evening, at O'Clock. All members
BRADLEY, sec. POI
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DAWNBROKER'S UESDAY, oh,
JAMES AGAR will sell, at 81 New Bovcry, q
larse assortment Of dresses shAws silk cloaks,
durgGrnents, bedding of ali kndp and q variety Of
other foods By orderH BARNARD, n Third av.l2s
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A UCTlON NOTICES. & J. BOGART,
"A Auctrs, viii sell This Day, at 1ol Eighth ay a.
lO O'Clock ali the furniture aud carpets siDe1
In the above store, bedding, &c. Dealers are invited
| To attend. 2l6
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
Water.' Cheap Eni.iis for "a. R'u;oa-

Arranged as soloaS, duets, ~quartetts and eboruses, fa
musical societies, choirs, Sunday schools, public schools
seminaries etc. Shall We know each other there2-
Don't you hear the angels coming? Shall wemeet BE-.
yond the river? Be In time TAare is . beautiful
world; where liberty dwells Is my country; Freedom
truth and right; We are coming Father Abraham, siI
hundred thousand more There Is . land Of love; Scr
row shall come again no more Heavenly home; Come
sing to me Of Heaven; Land in sight We will love oW
Sunday School Our God is marching ON; God save the
Nation Whittier's song OF the Plantation Negro; Fab
FFeedsm's Morn has dawned at last; Over the noun
tain : 0Fer the mountain; Little ELIAS an angel; vii.
lies gone to Heaven ! SgGeT little ctildEan to coms
unto me; Bury ne IN the mOT aIng, Aotaer Come t.
thy rest; Sweet hour Of Prayer, &c. Price , cents, -
cents per dOz., % per hundred postage I cert EACH
In sheet form, with Piano accompaniment, IS cents.
Published By HORACE WATERS, Ag't,
-T No. 81 ~BEOedEay, \. I.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
Sabbath School Ben. Ne.

Is an entire new Wo5k q 122 ages, and marty 26fERes
and hymns. as the music Is a httLa ROre di&cult II
is just the book to follow Bell No. ]. Nearly one mil.
lion Of these Bells have been issued, and are now ring
ing through this and other countries. Among the
many sbQicS pieces may be found, Shall we meet be-
yond the river2 There is a beautiful world. Sorrow
shall come again no more. Don't you hear the Angels
on, &c. Prices Of Bell No. q are the same As Bell No.
I. Both plumbers cab be obtained III one volume
Price, bound cory, a cents, S35 per hundred /; cloth
bound, embossed gilG so cts SIS per hundred. IS
copies f~prRished at the ons hundred price. Nailed at
the retail price. sr0 500
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
Water.' Coral Harp.

Anew Sunday School Book. Of $50 paEes Of beautiful
hymns and tunes. Il cOntAinei many gemS, such IS
Shall We know each other there; Suffer little children
to come unto Ne; The beautiful shore ! On, 'tis glOri-
Gus; Leave me with my mother; he lesdeth me beside
still waters, &C. Price-paper covers, % cents; S15
per hundred; bound 80 cents, e90 per hundred; cloth
Nailed at the retail price. II IL edited By Horace Wa
tiers, author Of Sunday School Bells Mes. I and 2, which
have had the enormous sales Of over eight thousand
cOpie<. Just published by HORACE WATERS, No. 45I
Broadway, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
The A2sncum Collection.

contains between four and ave hundred pages OF tune
and hymns, new and OId, OF the eApicest ki1ds, Il
church, Sunday school, revival, mIssiOaaFy, teaperanC
prayer and conference, and all binds Of sacred and so
cial meetings. The music In this book has life and an
imation in ii, like, Shining Shore, Rest for the weary
Shall we know esch other there? Shall we meet beyOn
The river I; There is q beautiful world EiRd words
Sweet hour Of prayer; There is a land Of love; aufe
little children 20 come unto me God save the Nation
&c. Prices-single copies, bound 50 cents s45 PEI
hundred cloth bound. embossed gilt, so cents IS pei
hundred. Mailed at the retail price. HORACE WA.
TIERS, 4sI Broadway, NeT IoErEa PphlisheF Of the
above Books.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
Focal Music, sith Piaao Accompaniment.

duets, %quArtetts, and chOruEeo, issned daily. AmOnk
the most popular are, Shall We know each other there
LOwrey; Why have my loved ones gone; l will be true
to the Oh, there's no such girl as mine, by Foster ;
Mothers loFe is true Sweet love, forget me not g..
ny Keller, % cents each; Ihear sweet voices singing;
Home Is home; Forget II you can. but forgive, b.
Thomas, 90 cents each.
Instrumental Ausis for thu Ciano Forte-We arS
coming Father Abraham, SIX hundred thousand more )
Always look on the sunny side Shall We know eack
other there? &c, with brilliant variations by GrObe
so cents each.
POlkas, WaltEes, Marches, Quicksteps, QuadriilA
&c, BY popular authors. All kinds Of Singing and I1-
structIpp books. Catalogues msiledfrce to any address
Music mailed at the above prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
ne AZ Palriotie Sana BooE,

contains g PsSas Of songs, duers and choruses, both 50
and dying soldiers, and soldiers Scripture MAMMAL
Il is we'll suited for social singing, as well as SabbOtb
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, Where liberty dwells is my country The Chris
tian hero, Three cheers for our banner; Come sing 70
me Of heavyn; Columbia, the gem Of The ocean ; Free
mans gathering; COlumbia's King forever /; Marching
along, &C. Philosopher covers, Is cents, $l0Perhun
dred. Nailed az the retail price
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
The DAY School BED
Sabsotk School Beu Nc.

contains Ia pages, and nearly two hundred tunes ana
hymSn, and is the most popular 8. 8 Book ever issued
Among the most popular pieces are, kind Words"
eden Ab0Ye," "Christian Hero" Beautiful ZiOn, %
81 ought tOlOve my AofheF,p 'The Angels told me Sc"
paper covers, 90 cts. each, SIS per hundred ; bound,
IS cts each, 500 pe5 hppdrsIi cloth bound e~Sahpssed
gill. - cts. aE RSE hundred
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
The Rarp of Freedom,

contains 90 RACES Of songs, dues and chOruses, for P. ee
dom. AwNAR the ch"ica PIECES we would name, FAN
EreedomS nOrni q lat nay people 70 Over the uroun-
tain They worked me all the dsy, &c. Price 8 cent?
single, SO cents PER do8an, - per hundred; postage J
cant aarh
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
RniAa A Hnered Crnfnsn.

eontaiRs 1875 pages. Words BY Rev. Sidney Dyer, musi
BY Prof. Chill. This Is an excellent book for concert
for the young. Philosopher covers, 20cents; 915 pc
hundred; bound Is cent?. S2O per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
SALE OF APPRAISED O G

oALL Ut T4N%AADE0 StOOAf
OnTSaturday the lst, day of July 1865, | win
offer fer Sale to the highest bidder for Cash in
hand, nt the residence Of Robert Gilmore wing
two miles Eest Of Brownvilie in Nemaha CQn :
Nebraska Territory, one Estray Steer, supposed H.
be 4 years old, described as follows:
Pale Red color with some Ehite i9 the face and
under jaw. No other marks or hrsnds perceivable.
Appraised at Thirty Dollars.
s9-St. R.Y. HUGHES J. p.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13

co1taius 70 p~ages:of times aud hymns. designed for re
vivai, prayer, and confer aAee meetings. Price IN papeI
eUvsrS, single copies 70 cents; 46 per hundred.-
Nailed at the retail prices.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
A e.!
EMPLOYMENT FOR
EV @Fy bod "
Age1ts wanted throughout the u. s. and Canada.
9SS-9S9

9SG=SSo
Watches. hains, Sets Of JeweIry, Rings
Pias, Bracelets, Neepe Buttons, Siloer
Spoons and Forks, Caps, Cake
Baskets, &C., north Eight
Hundred thousand Dollars !
The Entire Stock Of a large Importing House,
retiring from business.
For the purpose of closing out the stock at the
earliest possible date, the undersigned have decided
on q great distribution made as follows:
Each and every q, ticle, no matter how valu-
able beng Sold for 81.
a CERTIFICATE of each article with its value
printed upon IL is placed in an envelope and sealed
these envelopes are thoroughly mixed and sold for
twenty Eve cents each-the person receiving one
Of tAeze envelopes is entitled to the article named
therein by returning the Certificate to US with one
dollar, and the article, no matter how valuable it
may be, will be forwarded to him or her at once
There sIe no Blank Certificates and therefore every
one is sure to get, at least, the full value Of his OF
her money. Should the article named On the GER
tifcate not salt, any other which he may select of
the same value will be substituted. We sell the
certificates as Follows:
One for % cts, five for 81, eleven for 81, thirty
f- So, sixty-fye for $40, one hundred for SIS
This distribution affords a fine opportunity for
Agents, as what lady or gentleman will not invest
twenty-five cents with a prospect Of getting five
hundred or n thousand times as much, All orders
must be addressed to US at our old stand No. Is,
Maiden Lane, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
TO CONSUMETIYES.
Free

Il NERVOUSSUFFERERS,
AGE LEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility. In
eompeten Premature Decay and Youthful Error,
actuatedl tdesile to bGpeft others, will be happy
to furnish all who need it, (free Of charge the
recipeand ctiOnsf for making the staple remedy
used in his case. Sufferers wishing to prof by the
advertisers bad experience, and possess a sure and
valuable remedy, can do 30 by adore ssing him at
orce at bis place Of business. The Recipe and full
international vital importance-will be cheer.
fully sent BIZ return mail. Address
JOIN b. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau Street, N. Y,
P. s. Nervous Sufferers Of both sexes will find
this information invaluable. 23-3n
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
THE HORACE WATERS MODERN
IMPROVED OVERSEEING BASS
IRON FRAME PINGS

O4Ehol4lAB bANS -
FULL IRON A PINos
are built Of the bss, and most thoroughly seasoned ma,
teria's, and will stand any climate The tone Is very
deep, rOuR4, full, and mellow; the touch elastic
EaeA Piano warranted for ave xears- Rricss from las
70 500.
TESTIMONIALS.
'9Vhe HOrADes Waters RisnOA arr puOwn "a among ii
'sWe can speak Of their mertes from personal knOEl.
ge.p-ChTfseiHR Afefiqeaceg.
'sWaters' RtAa0s and Helodeons challenge comparison
with che nnet made anywhere"-HoMe JOurEG,
4l0O-NEW OCTAVE PIANOS. of diRer.
ent makers, for $50; d. with carved legs. SR02,
s225 and S2l0. Secondhand Pianos and Melodeoos Al
SIS, go, $50, $50, $56, 500, SIIb, AIS, 4I6Q, s3d
$3.50.
Tuned the Equal Temperament with the Patent Divided
Swell. Prices from $65 to $500. Alexander ar.
ganS from $500 to $500.
B@A liberal discount to. clergXmen, Churches, Sab
bath Schools, Lodges, Summaries, aRa Teachers. HOR
ACE WATERS, Ag'tg No. 81 Broadway, n. Z.
The Day School Bed
"a, O0ocopies issued. Anew Singing Book for Schools
and Sepiparies, called the Day School Bell, is now
ready. Il contains al Qut two hundred choice songs,
TcEnds, catches, duets, triOs, q~uartetts, and chOruSes,
psany OF them written expressly for this york besides
80 pages OF tSs RleweRts Of Music, which are cay and
progressive.
Among the large number Of beautiful pieces may Be
found, ''FnclR Sans SchoOl,h @pon4 XoR hear the
childreR cantnGoH "AlRaSSl look on the sunny side .
'H9ha little lass, > and 'sLittle Lad" ooh, i'll we're 9
little bird, - 'rBird OF beauty" "Pxetty pear tree
"Anvil Chorus" stMeet nae by the running brook, .
sc. II Is compiled by Horace Waters, author Of Sab
bath School Bell" Nos, / and 2, which have had the
enormous sale Of S26 900 copies. Prices-papsr covers.
IS cents, $40 per 100; bpnsA 30 cents, S26 per 100
clOth bound, embossed gilt, 40 cents, S26 per hundred.
26eePt0s furRiSaed at the one hundred price. Nailed
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-07-13
EsTRAY PONIES.

Taken up by the undersigned, living two miles
above BIZ ONhvilie near the Missouri river, on the
9Th day of June, a.d, 1865, One Sorrel Mare With
white hind feet, star in The forehead, with q scar On
the left hip, about 6 or I years old.
Also, One Roam Pony, about 8 years old, left hind
leg white.