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Mas F. w. WvSKooP wiIIcommence her
WrIisf Term Of School on Monday the 80
of October, al her residence on Third Street.
eirs: w. enjoys the reputation Of being an
excellent teachers Her schools are well
attended Terms reasonable
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The child's mind is like q virgin sheet Of
Ietter paper; and its address in alter life
will depend entirely upon the way in which
you direct it,
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THE WoRLD-ln another column of This
weeks paper will be iound The Prospectus
Of the WORLD, an independent Democratic
newspaper, Published in New York city.
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Five regiments Of 'cuIIud" troops are 10
garrison Washington hereafter. Their Priu
cipaI duties will consist in occasionally
lookine al their "cuIIud" sister on the erea,
dome AMI fighting for their raiio0s.
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PROSPECTUS. FOR 1866.
THE LADYsS FIIJENT
Splendid Array of Talent.


In entering upon the third year Of its ex-
istence, the proprieIors OF this new maga-
zine beg leave 10 offer their thanks 10 the
ladies of America for the liberal support
already extended 10 them. Few magazines
have boasted during their second year OF a
list of nearly twenty-five thousand names
The Lady's Friend will continue 10 be
devoted as heretofore 10 choice literature
and the illustrations of the fashions Ii will
contain the latest patterns OF Cloaks, Caps,
bonneis, head-dresses, fancy work, en-
broidery, &c with receipts, music, and
oIher matters interesting 10 ladies. The
music alone is worth more than the cost
of the whole magazine, the pieces being
sc lecIed by Prof. GstZe from, the eapacious
repository OF that widely known and enter
prising frm, Messrs Lee & Walker.
The Lady's Friend is edited By Mrs.
Henry Peterson, supported BY the fol .ow-
iEg brilliant corps Of contributors.
Florence Percy, Mrs ELLA 2 Spencer,
Mrs l. c Mouton, Annie Kent
Mrs. M. F. Tucker, Frances H Sheffield,
Miss Ell c. Donnelly Carrie f Meyer
Julia Gill. Matte Dyer Britis
Mrs Eliza 5. YuIner,E Margaret starr,
Frances Lee Prat EmiIie Lester Leigh
Mrs p. H. Phelps Charles Morris,
Mrs NJ. c Pyle Miss II 5 Corey
Augusl Bell "Aunt Alice"
Emma B Pipley Mrs NJ A Denison
Miss A L Muzzy, Cath NJ. Trowbridge,
Mrs ~ Heyjou Mary j. Allen
Virginia TowusendMiss a Forester,
Beatrice Colonna j. G. T.
Mrs Margaret HosmerClara Augusta
Miss L w Tsppan Mrs Anna Bache
Annie Russell Marcia Hope,
Leslie Waller, Hattie Hammond
Helen NJ Pratt Sarah ] Ramsey
Sophie May Mrs l. J. Riuenhouse
Phila Chase Helen Mayo
Edwin e Marin Elite Y Slade
Caroline Belt II Chambers
Harris Byrne Mary H Cox,
Emma NJ Johnson Addie E Sutton
Minnie w May. And olher talented
Mrs James writer's
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-10-25

The question OF the emancipation OF the
Spanish Islands is being earnestly ditcnssed
both in Cuba aud Spain, and excles great
interest.
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ESTRAY.
MORO PHILLIPS

Super Phosphate Of Lime. Baugh e.
Sons RalO Bone Phosphate, ia large
and small quantities, and Pure War
ranted Lake Sai. at irholesaIe f. retail.
for sale By J. H. Harmon.
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TWO DAILY TRAINS.

ON and after Monday, December 26ih.
1864, Passenger Trains will run as fol-
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VS. xkE requested 10 announce the mob
Mountain" Book is al the Office of Col.
John G. Freeze, in The Court House, for de
livery. Bound copies sl.5c; paper, 100.
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PHOSPHATE OF LINE


The Agricultural Chemical Compaj
manufacture a Phophsle ot Lime IN accd
dance with a new anc valuabl tormuia
which a very superior article is produce|
as TO be afforded al less price than 9TH
manufacturers charge. Practical leas haI
proved that its value, as fertilizer,
equal to the besi Phosphate OF Lime IN a
market.
TERMS CASH. All Orders Of q Ton
more, viI be delivered al the Railfos
Stations and the Wharves of Shipment, IRE
of carriage. Carriage will be charged OH q
orders OF barrels or less
One do,lar per ToG allowance for carae
will be made on all sales delivered al II
Works of the Company on Canal Wharf.
Agricultural Chemical Company's Work
1T Canal Wharf on the Deiawore
Office, ABA Arch S.. PhiIadelphia, Pa.
R. B. Fits, General Agent
The Company's Pamphlet Circular, en-
bracing full directions fc using the aboy
Fertilizers, sent By mail, free, when re
quesled.
March, g. Ise5-emo.
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n GENTLEMAN.

CURED of Nervous Debility, Premature
~ Decay, and the effects of youthful ir-
discretion, will be happy TO fuEBish Others
with the means of cure. Gree of ehorge.)
This remedy is simple, safe, and certain.
II For particulars, by return mail, please
address, JOHN B. OGDEN.
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81, s 6 . o, 600 81
WORTH OF
WATCHES. CHAINS, RINGS. &C

C. S. HASkINS e. CO.,
SO Beekm6n frfe', New Yark.
offer the following inducements 10
Buyers Of Valuable
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Beautiful Engrayings,

A beautiful Steel Fancy Engraving anC
superb coored steeI fashion Plaie Wi
illustrate every number; besides well exc
cuIed wood cuts, illustrative of the fash
ions, fancy work, &C., TOO numerous Il
dofa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-16
Decker Brsthers' Patent Piaues.

Intelligent labor applied to one subject
through a series OF years Of practical experience
can hardly fail to elicit some thought in advance
of the general knowledge. which will either reveal .
new principle or improve old one. When American
Pianos were first exhibited abroad, fifteen years
ago the principle Of the entire Iron Frame used ex.
clusively in American PianoFo then for the first
time seen, was pronounced vast improvement In the
manufacture Of the instrument. One point however,
was pronounced positive defect namely the resting
Of the lower octsyes OF the bass strings upon iYs.
while the bearings Of all the other strings are upon
rood thus insuring an inequality Of tone which the
least educated could detect This evil has existed
until the last two or three years, when the Decker
Brothers took out their patent VIII oh Ia beautiful In ita
simplicity, but thoroughly effective In its appli.
cation, viz: The iron frame Is 90 raised a
the casting at the bass end 40 10 admit n
the strings passing under 1t resting on the
wooden bridge, while the tunng.pins pass through
holes in the casting thus securing the desired end and
keeping the strength Of the frame intact In addition
TO this the iron frame which surrounds the entire scale
10 so constructed that II does not reach forward to the
tuning pins, thus enabling q wooden bridge TO rest
upon the plank or tuning block 80 that the strain
upon the tuning pms much essened the iron frame
where nerposes between the srngs and the wooden
bearings ond therefore the attachments be made &c
clOse No desirable 10 the wrest plank This patent Of
the Messrs. Decker Ii great and manifest Improve.
ment upon the general method Of construction ina..
much ss it does away with all metallic quality Of sound
and impars in Its place ronnd pure and perfect EQUAL
iy oftone without interfering with the initial strength
Of the frame.
The Pianos Of all distinguished maker, hare sAss
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wanted to seceds they should b. permitted. Gen.
Scott, in his celebrated paper called Views"
written October 90, 1860, proposed subdivision OF
the Republic into minor Confedsracies, - the only
way of avoiding the lacerstion and despotim OF
the sword? In addition TO this speculation, the
General added the intensely practical suggestion
that the forts in the Southern States should be gar
risoned, to prevent their being taken BY surprise
This one fact neutralized his philosophy. TWAS,
however, the time for philosophy. Many records
are now reprinted snd discussed, which, ct that
time, were nothing but the legitimate efforts OF
brave and good men to escape the terrors OF war.
The noblest statesmen Of that time were those who
endeayored to avoid its necessity. They loved
peace with the fondness Of patriots who saw
nothing in war but crime, and desolation, and ma
tional woe. As gifted writer said Of statesmen
similarly placed, they loved peace so fondly they
would not believe she was dead, and could scarcely
be torn from her cold embrace. They longed for
the time when "the war-drum throbbed no longer
ard the battlcfags were furled;" and in this dear
land they trusted that We had reached that consum
nation OF all worldly happiness, the time when all
mems good should be each mans rule, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

NEW. Jersey RAILROAD.-Trains leave
a m /, m 4 and p. M, aud ~ midnight for BALrisORn
and WA,HIsaroS at aud ll3o M, ~, and IL mid
night Military Tickets no, receivable IN ths N TAN
Tor other psItieulsp ~ hills 81 snesa
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8teamboats an0 Railroads.

EOR CATSKILL and CATSKILL NOUN.
i TAIN HOUsE-Steamer THOMAS POWELL leaves
Newly ork Tor Catsk from foot OF Frankint TUESDAYS
and THURSDAYS Of each week at p m SATURDAYS a.
p M. landing SATURDAYS at West Camp and Maiden.
connecting with stagrs from Csk TO Mountain Delhi
ard Gilboa Leaves Catskill for New-iok MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS ct 6 p. IN
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Treasury OFFICE HARTFORD. July ~ 1860
GALE OF CONNECTICUT STATE BONDS.

O-sEALEp PROPOSALS will be received at TIL. Ohcs
ssta THURSDAY the 10th day Of August 1865 at noon oI
~ Of millions Of dolars Of the Bond Of the
bate Of much thereof may Do deter
ustned by the Treasurer OF the state on ssd day. .
will be issued under authority OF and subject 10
S.rewith
depos OF ten per cent she bid will be required
guarantee for the fuhuont Of the terms OF purchase and
asce of award 10 successful bidders will be gwen on deter
o6ation thereof
further payment Of forty per Of the purchase money
VII be required the 2ls day OF August aud on the h
Say Of August the balance of so per cent shall become due ana
p.y.be: ,r ;. 81, ,.rr,.,,. oe The ,hovo
which interest will be SLOWED at the tate oil seven per
from the date thereof until the st day OF October 1901
hch day the Bonds Will be dated and denveT.o Oh return
- the receipts properly ind red. ,,..s
The entire bonded debt OF the state will probably nor
hsYefore will be the lss opportunity of investing IN Bonus
u the State by original purchase ana The compton
es~ by local Authorities makes them the most
kssirsble investment now offered e. cur citizens
AN ACT AuTHoRILH TIE ISSUE OF STATE BoNps
$50 To enable the Treasurer 81 this state 70 qdae 'he
nporsry OF the state bonds Of the state OF
conpectcut NAV be issued for the amount OF Three Millions
Dollars bearing interest at the rate OF SIX per cent Per an
gan, with em-snnua coupons attached psyH9e on n
&sys October and April o each at the treasury once
Hartford IN this State with tue principal payable III twenty
gears from which bonds shall be signed by the Treasurer
bsaed his official seal countersigned by the Comptroller
u public and registered IN biz Office the sad bonds
be for the respective of One Hnnded Doars ave
Hundred Dollars ana One Thousand Dollars each and they
pA be made payable to order or beser and be aeispe
$50 The Treasurer of this state shall to be pre-
pared the bonds and coupons snhoz to be issued uhde
kd act and BY aud with the advice and OF the Gov
prnor advertise and sell the frorded that he may
s,seot bids portions thereof he deem to be
Aonds shall be sold less than par value thereof.
Approved July IA, ie65.
AN ACT IN ADDITION.
sso That the Bonds of the OF Connection, which
sbs be issued under The which this j. in addition
k and remain exempt from taxation by under state
GABRIEL w COTE Treasurer.
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At TIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stool

A T TIE ANNUAL MELTING OF tne StOck-
"A holders Of the BRENOORT PETROLEUM COM
kASY held at the Office OF the Company No l26 Maiden
kne York Tuesday. August l. lco5 tue following gen
ksmen elected Trustees for the cnsung year John u
Williams Geo. H. " bite, ID. q Scoteld H. w Potter and
ksmuel Fnge At meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
tsbseqnepy held Geo \. White elected President John
E Williams Treasurer snd Jfs :. treaineT Secretary.
JAMES :. DREAMER, Secretary.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains vii
HsORRIs AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.

wi PANY-foot Of barclay st-On aud alter June ~
Mo ming mai, train. for Hsc1cttsown and intermediate sta
,on. .l Ie.y, At g:JO IN Mail Exprr,. for all 'iatous
,,..t of Miiburp at 4i0 p. Moi.town Express p IN
g. stHOCH Assistant Superintendent.
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and Fourth ave Entrance Oh Twenty seVenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New. Haven 100, 800 tErr) llJo w. l2"ia tEI)
3Oo, HI.) aE, 40 and 600 EI,) IN. ,,rorx
For BRIDGEPORT 100, 500, tEI,) llU m I|i'' t'ir'
400 (EI J l45 80 and 900 (EI..l p. NJ ..ao ~
FOR Milford and stfatford. 100 II 80 m ~ >' p 1
For Fairfield Southport aud Wosport 7oo' iL'os l" ''''
for Scrw.i, 100 500, (EI) SO il"a m. iai' 'Ei''
For D,d.n 7oo. $50 lilo |. N. a<s. 80 $50 p N:
FOR tJresuwich 100 go H. 30 m 80 ~ ' ~ ~
For stamford I 90 90 OK $50 llJV M 1912 'NA'
400 (FII3N 90 ~. go. 900 tEI NJ M N n 10
For Port Chester aud Intermediate stsuons' ""S' NV
= "' ''''' ' CONNFC'riNG TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, 800 . m iEA'' ''~ '|A"'S
F ta Bo,,oo. Vi. Shore Line, l2Is, EI,) aoop M
For iIsrtiod and Springfield, g." (EI') . H. 'h1'"'"
To- co,n.ccut River Rsilrosj sUA m tEI Rlap m
IN Nan,,eaI q on o. M. 10 Northampton. , -. ~ ,
For Hartford Proyidsncs and fishki hsfosd s 'Lir'
nI Nv .Y.u. New London and stonington Rsrosd.s
400 |, M, IL is 800 800 p III. =,
~ - !. r ~, ,lrosd H. Is o. IN to Northampton
r., Uan'.,onic Railroad e. aud p. IN Wednesday's
- .',,n. "a i'm D. m will run To benninfon--SsuT-
-, 90 pi,,.6eld-other dsvs. New Miliordo only.
r., N.n..,nct Railroad, 800 g m, 400 p. N
Nor D.nbnry and NoIwak Railroad, L0o, NO q M, ~
p M. g, r.. .,,..h.3 IN a I'M , ~, tai,
JAMES II. HOYT, Sup-
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OOn ACRES Of Iowa LANDS for SALE.

1000 csEs S Iowa LANDS GT Il sAaE
the n-.t counties in the State OF Iowa. and for sale for cash.
OF exchange for city property; -
GREENE COUNTY.
section g. Township ~. Range 81, $40 acres
section :, Township 81, Rang. 20. LOO scr's
Section T. Township 81. Range 20. 80 acres
Section Is, 10 acres.
DALLAS COUNTY.
Section TO- Township g. Range q. go screA
POWSHlGk COUNTY.
Section Il, Town.hipsl Range - ~ acres.
Section H. Township 81 Range b. 3s0 acreG
GUTHRIE COUNTY.
Section !, Township ~, Range %, lGO acres
GRUMPY COUNTY.
Section T. Township SO. Range II, 81 acres.
Section 5, Township 96. Range u, ~ acres
Section o. Township 81. Range H. 80 sores
Section 49, Township 81. Range II. 80 acres
section a. Township 81. Range IL 90 acres, ~
For full particulars inquire Of STlrr UNDERhiLL NO.
80 Warren st., n. \.
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CEALED PROPOSALS for building PUB
- Lie MARKET iu the Eighteenth Ward, authorized by
Act Of the Legislature March H. 1865 will be received until
August u.s. at the ohc- OF JOHN n. HAYWARD esq, No.
Delanceys, where plans, &c, b. seen Tie Com
msons the rgt to reject all bids deemed incon-
sistent to the interests OF the City.
BENJAMIN \. MANIERRE,)
JOHN ~ HAYWARD, Commissionera
JACOB II. GUMBLE,
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OFFICE oy ras STREET COMMISSIONER,

No 231 Broadway. :
closed IA sealed envelope indosed with the title Of
the work and with OF the bidder written thereon will
b. received this office until MONDAY Auaust 1865, q
II o'clock
For regulating and grading Eighty sixhst. from Avenue
TO East River
inclos. parks Ia Thirty and For
u.th-sts. q. a.,
and be obtained at this oce-Dated street
Department New York, July ~, 1885.
CHARLES o. CORNELL, Street Commissioned
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'S LINE.
n gAl nnlNInE NOE QII.ECr

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co" LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Consisting OF the followns new aud splendid stesmers
ELECTRA, Capt. J. W. Nye; GALATEA. Capt w. n.
Jones. OCEANUS. Capt VIM. Young - .
Of the shove nssnf steamers will leave Pier No.
u North River foot Of Robinson Daily tSundays
eepted). OF O'Clock r.
~ Connecting Providence with the 1854 M Train Tor
Boston.
~ Freight taken at Propeller Rstes
These steamers IN their arrangements
for comfort aud safety # and their facilities for
the transportation Of Freight.
~ Passengers after retiring FOR the night not disturbed
t they in Providence hour early enough TO So
cure seats Qf de.rd In s hrst Accommodation tain Tor
Boston. $1,000
For information In regard to Freight &C. apply to ISAAC
ODELL. General Freight Agent, Pier No. ~, y. r.
For Tickets Stserooms kc spply to tho Clerk on board
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1nsnranfe Companies.
W-YORK FIRE AND MARIN f
INSURANCE COMPANY.
2. wALL-SIREEr

Til. COMPANY hs, been IN successful operation for more
4 an THIRTY YEARS. and continues 10 INSURE srsint
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms as favorable a. similar
institutions - -
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL LossEs LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND fkonFILr FAD
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL TNDFRiiILl, President.
Oliver r. Jones. Niliam Hssiun. Clss J.. Stewart
Ise.e n. Seymour. Saml ]. WaTny ssrnnel n. Dodge
AZ ~ Il. DAVIS. {. T. rfeifer. Michael ulscloeher
So - G. HsuiOt Syvunus Brdell thas D. Lewis
John T. Andrew u 81. Buchanan. Eih.'bcrt ;. Mills
Josiah o. Low. William H-rtzcL joseph A. Dreyfoua
John Even. Ih0inss Davry. James C. Quick
William Depew Henry !. Scuader. james T. Wright
AUGUSTUS COLSON, IT,. Secretary.
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CORPORATION Notices.

I m IRON FOUNDERS Sealed PROPOSALS will
be received this Oee (RO,nnds City Hall ParAl until
~ O'clock a IN of Saturday Aug H. 1862 for the supply Of
oai tans Cast Iron STRAIGHT PIPE. feet inter diam
a,t tuns Castlron CURVED PIPE, feet inter. diam.
aud tuns CatIfon STRAIGHT PIPE, hin inter diam.
All Proposals must have the words Proposal, for Cast.
Iron Pipe also the OF the parties proposing and the
of presentation Endorsed on the envelope
Hank forms for the proposals and all necessary information
can b. obAued application at the Office OF tie Engineer
In. Chief THOMAS STEVENS, Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN, } Board.
New-York AUG. |. 1865
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
NEW LINE OF FlRSrCLAsS MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING AT
BREST ,
The st splendid vessels THIS fsvos route Tor the
Continent are the following:
WASH SGTON .... 2o4 tuns. .... $40 horse power.
acknowledgements & 80 horse powell
EUROPE ~ tuus. $40 horse power
NAPOLEON Ilf.... (Sesry ready l. 100 horse powell
ST. LAURENT.......( Building. Threat power.
fBuii l.......... Great power
WILLIE De PARIS. building ...... ..OIrat powell
DEPARTURES FROM NEW.iORk.
LAFAYETTE A. Bocand-....fRlDAY. August ~
EUROPE A. Duchrsne. FRIDAY .....Septembrr ID
PRICE OF PASSAGE. ~ GOLD.
PIRsr CApiS el3s SrcoSp CABIS, go
including table wine T. either class.
Psenre intending to and Bret MI be furnshed here
Nth railroad coupon tickets aud their bassge checked TO
Paris additional charge OF - for hrs anu ~ for second
class.
Medical attendance free Of charge
For further Information spPly to
Go. MACKENZIE. Agent.
No Br,odwsy New York
A. Paris u boulevard lee Ctpuein-s (OTSnd HotelI
AT Have WIN IsELiS 4 co.
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Real Gstate for Gale.

BARGAINS IN FARMS-On LONG ISLAND
- and 10 New Brunswick, Railway, &c, New.Jer.ey IFS
scres 900; 100 acres 5000 70 acres, &t5J 40 acres
1880; IS acres S32Ooi II acres, 500 &c. Apply to
KELSEY CORnMELL, No. rs Cedar st., New forS, or
No. ~ South ElcyenthsL, Williamsbursh-
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Dipi0en0 Notices.

ID Nrw.YoRx July 81, 1865.
The President aud Directors Of the MANHATTAN NOM
PANN have declared q seui6nuua DIV lDEND OF FIVE w
FER CENT free from Government tax out oil hr ptoh,s OF
the last six months payable and after ns o'n
pro1ino. j. ;. HAhbfhuhh, oameI.
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VINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS

VIRGINIA LAND for SALE.-Send stamp
Tor description, price, &c. Address III ELAN HEN
NESSEE, Real Estate Agents, Esstyihe Va
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NETWORK and NEw.hAvEN hA W.
~ lsc,. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT 1868
COMMENCING MAY ~, 1859.

P.,snfer Station IN New York. Twenty .evcnih t
and Fourth ave- Entrance Oh Twenty scVenthsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

SEQ That the Bonds Of the State OF Connecticut which
sbs be issued under The to which this in addition,
"a. and remain exempt from taxation by under State
y Municipal authority - 49, -
Apnroxed. lnly l. 1865.
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CLINTON FIRE Insurance. Co..
No. 80 BPOADwAH)
nIVIDEND.-A semi-annual DIVIDEND OF
FIVE Is, PER CENT (Free of Taxi has been declared
payable demand JAS. b. AMES, IT,, SECRETARY
New.Yor. July s. 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

WANTED--By 9 Gentleman, Wife and
w two Young Ladies' BOARD in Orange. Nsw-J.rsey.
For good fair price viii be paid Address
X. T.. Box No. l52 Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

nor SALE-Sea-shore FARM of 80 Acres,
south side Staten nd miles from vands rbit Landing
and Ensvi- Railroad Depot Of the finest views
the island front Of about 30 feet price Sll0o-one
hsh mortgage il desired. Permits Of A. JOURNEAY, No.
b Pine st
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-02

your fiag-saving your notwithstanding
your lasting gratitude.
Capt. Mccartney closed his speech as
follows:
1.-THE fulness ofmy heart" is the down.
fall and destruction of African slavery in
America. Join with me, my friends, in
performing the last sad, but most well
come rites over the grave of that modern
enormity Another Guinness of my
heart' is the rapid decay, swift passing
away of Southern neutrality-suspicious.
myth! ghost of a very ghost! Northern
arms and Yankee valor have cloven
| even the air itself. And you, too, must
sink away into fitting oblivion. And
last and finally the greatest, chiefest,
Guinness of my hearth is the valor and
proves of the common soldier. No
doubts or misgivings here! Weave
crowns of laurels, maidens; speak, ora
tors; sing, poets; give, charity; live long,
line of grateful remembrances.