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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
COURT cALrNnARs-rnI. n.L

SUrRENE COURT-tlRcrIr.-PA I-IShor'
|esn.esi-No. III 1864 les 1913 1851, lss 1873, loo
4l It0 1913 lfls l6f5. 1876 a6 2a. 2lt5 lSl5 !I.5
gl P.Kr iI-So. Ig46 10 q, lil8. lNH, ss, 1874
100 ll52 IS gs l91, sa 1919, 1000 1884, 1896, a. 1913
ne ~ o
$40 3iqi slrl sos 577 slsi s?0 .25. 32of so, 81
gll PAIR IISo. tas4 ses. 5o7s. 296 3eg 40, ttlo
grO 1914 1870 sg8, <Jsi. SIC Elns 5o7t
Corr OF COMMON PLEAs-PARr Mos. 93l
81 go g5 s67 Dr. s7 g5 $50 s7 ga s9 SOL. $50 30
,CJ Par lI.--Adjlufned 10 Monsay neri.
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LIyERMoRK. CLEWs & Co,

BANKEfS
No. % Walitt, y. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGl.YTs TOR THE SALE OF TIE q. s.
$40 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers, Insurance
Companies and all parties purchasing for resale
a Il denominations on hand, ready for Immediate DO
livery. - ......,,,
ALL KINDS OF u. s. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND Build
HENRY Claws & co.
~ucVrSSOTs %
IIfIENGEL CLEWs * 60.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson II. r., from Iohst Depot
I, and ny a. m. aud $40. G, and 10y sun.
dsy train from yth st. y. City
tween Chamber. and 5oth.sts. stations
To Albany, BY Harlem H. H., lo,h-sI, tIhav., 10
To Baltimore. by IL. New. jcr,ey r. H. loo, Of
Courand, 81, and lli a. IN. ?. H., and u
To Boston. by New London line, Pier 80 r.,
Eorwch Line. Pier ~ n H.. Neptune Line. Pier
n \. H., and sionDgon line, Tier ~ y. hdaiy
tsunday excepted. ......................... p NJ
TO Boston. by New.hsven II. H., via Springfield.
To Boston BY New Haven T. H. t7ii 4, md fS
s., via Shore Line III 'nd p. sundly.:... p. N
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport foot Of Peek
Slip .......................,. III
To Canal daigna Rochester. Buffalo, saln.nca and
West by Erie Railroad. loot Of Chambers.t.,
To a .vrsna o. By Atlantic and GREAT Western
RR. Via EIie Railway. foot Of chambcn.t, CON
nectins with Railroad. for all principal cite. in
fcGrrenport m. ,ai,d on saturday, P. mJto
Ysphank lrlip Fsrnin edhle, Long Island, by l..
/ Railroad. from James slip and foot Of Jttnst..
For Hudson and ic by steamer pa ana m
eer, Monday, "Wednesday and Friday foot Of
Hnl'on, North Rysr ,a, III p M
ton, landing at Coggen's Dock. West Point and
Milton. the steamer Mary Powell. daty IRON foot
TO New Haven Hartford aud SUPERINTENDENT p I"
es SSyi r.Sh s PUP s at Sa II Il
.aS Ghav, Il "a iil = m. ia! B. sa3, q. and Q p m
To the West by Pennsylvania Central railroad.
from foot OF CORTLAND H., VIA Philadelphia. Sam.
70 the Nest. by Central Railroad Of New.Jsi.cy.
Wis Allentown, from pier y, H., O. m, ~ IN.
and s:oop. ~ SUNDAY tran................... p N.
To Phiadc phis. by steaine jesse lioy daily (Sun.
days excepted from foot OF Well-s. Brooklyn,
come ting AZ Port Monmouth with trains for
fniadt pms. m
To Philadelphia, by NewJersey Railroad foot OF
Courtlandtst., T. 10 and ~ a M, II H. 4 and ..
aud ~ midnight. Sunday. p. m
To Philadelphia per Railway and Steamboat (Sun-
days excepted via Camden and Amboy from foot
ofbsrcay IT., ia. m. EImess................3 p. m
10 Providence by Neptune stesn.hip Co.'S Line.
daily from pier q, foot Of Robn.onst, ~ r. at p m.
To Red Bsnk and Long Branch, by steamer Eagle. .
daily from pier foot Of Munays, si.......... y ..
To WsshiLgon by NewJeney Il. X. foot u
Coursndt,t !, and ~ a. ~, I p. m, and 10
midnight Sunday. p.
For further information IN regard Railroad Time Tables,
~ advertisements IN another part Of this pspsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Eeceipfs of Produce.

MAY 4-o9 23 bbls. Flour. 40 bbs Whisky, l,s2l
shbs Corn Meal 1900 bash. Corn 600 bush Oats, -
ApNgs Ashes SOP rkgs OIL Cake, ga pigs. LAID i,y@o
ppkgs. Provisions, 290 psgs. Butter.
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GEsERiL TsRs-MkY 4-Betre lSGRAHAa. /. Ji CLERK
RsRNaPD ~.
ApPOINTliT Nj OF EXAMINERS.

This morning the Court appointed the following
named gentlemen committee to examine the quahcation
Of applicants for admission 10 practice: - .,
Committee Observation-Disclosures Stevens, Elbrdgo
Gerry an II. II. horange -
Conp'itfee Charaetcy Edwards Perepont, Charles
X rkland and John l.. Parsons.
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BORT il)ar0rns' Noiite.

STATE OF NKw~YoRK,
Posr-WARDySs 0Fpcs No. l0i Waist,
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of tho act passed April IA, 1881 entitled Al
Act TO Eeorgse the aTiens Office OF the Port OF New
York" 20 an person. Interested in. having charge o. the
subject of such inquiry examination survey tl,
the following vessels under examination by the Fort
Warlru. and thai the .aid surveys Mutations will %
completed within days next succeeding this notice on
BOARD said ves.rs:
Bark sbnuotlcls
Bark Ella Adelle.. ......................1o ~ H.
Schr. tOuo.. .of r.. ~.
Sehr. Warren r. Person. .Ludovicis
MlNrHORNE TOMPhINS, fiesident.
ArG's HERMAN Secretary.
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and 5000 Of this MORTGAGE 20 the <inta and the
bal to his brother lie gave being heh N hssns dnee
on, 20 an agent In III. city 10 sell the spey for him and
the agent accordingly contracted Win one OF the drenaan
Jonn Harm, sell the property for 1900 possession 70 De
ven the first of May 1854 Before that ttEs NJ Lime
directed the sale not to b. nede but M tisIIs naIne
the kew nom the then ant enteed into po'se'sio
and rendered the pnrchase money. =, $1,000
slight question wa. raised by ,r Hsrri's attorney
on this sl as to the bona 6le' Of the morssse % bond
.i-nnens bat the main question igaed was, whose houu
the Surplus any bel Mr.. IlrrI' claimed that uhd
CONTRACT he entitled 20 The fee aud therefore 70 &
plus. That this contract made BY W. Llmas duy ~
horked agent, and that he bad no power a'
with discretionary power to transfer that discretion 20
It'll that having r1ed sun at which the property was 10 De
sold tho selecting purchaser aud signing eonrsc were uh
aimed matters within the power Of agent Inc Coutt
otherw bat directed the surplus If cay to be brought
Cour. Mr. Dickinson ior plaintiff Nh Tyne iof eeend'
ant Lima.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun Rtses.<55 sun Sets....6: 80 Moon SETS. 2:
HIGB WATER THIS
sandy Hook 3:lim Gov Island +i5m Hell Oate..... S;
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF TIE Clrf OF
NEw-YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND 30 PSEsT,
Drposr1osy AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE UNITED
STATES,
Have for sale. ready for delivery
United STATES ? $40 TREASURY MOTIFS
Convertible at maturity. into D 30 GoLD-BEARrG
BONDS
UNITED STATS 1910 BoNDs
UNITED STATES $50 BONDS
UMTn STATEs f-lEAR CER1FcATEs.
We aso collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend to other business with the Government
J. c. CALHOUN, President.
Z. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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iPEDEMPTION of SIGH 500 "s0LDlEh


PROPOSALS for LOAN of 81 6.l.so Of "soldisu
Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No. ~ Of the County
Nev.iors.
Sealed poposas will be received At this Office until TpES
DAY MAY lJ 1915 at O'Clock y. when the same WI Dc
ruhiy oper-d for The whole or any part OF the sum o one
mi hon six b1ndrrd md of.yone thousand nve hundred do
n, OF Sodirrs bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No = Of
comfy OF New horzes by Chaper II o' the laws
~ 1915 AID ~ ordinance ofthe ard OF super ysofs ap
nrny@d by tie Mayor May 3 1855.
IN. I'D non. III bear Of the rste OF seven pei
per .nuui half year " on the hrs DAY o. may
and november IN each year. and The principal WI % 70
d~srnei A. follow; =,
W iunired thousand doars the first day Of Novem
Der if2. an,
i've hundred thousand dollars the first day OF N0vem
Der. 90; sud
On. hundred and forty thousand FIVE hundred dollars 90
the day # November. 1904 -
m. proposals will the smount of bonds desired snc
the or per hundred dollars thereof and the prsohe
hose prop, ais accepted will thereupon be required 70
i.pot with the Comfy lIessurr IA the Broadway bans
on URSDAi the 1t dag OF june 1900 the sums awarded
70 them respectively. -, o..
Treasurer such DEPOSITS the parties viii Dc emitted TO re-
c-i equa amounts of tue par value OF the sumo
s led o. them bearing interest from June L. 1905
cb prouca should be- sealed AID ndolsed Proposals for
So d rrs Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds, No 3 ard N
oel m a sscoud veope, addfesed to the Com Ptroer
Th right reject or all Of the os con'
ed urcesaIy protect or iomoie the interests 81 the
sColuty MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
CITY Of NewYork Department Of Finance ComptroHers
< Orce. say g. 1905.
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OFFICE OF THE STREET CoxaIss oSRR.
No ~ BRoADwAr

IrI,O CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed IN
81 envelope Endorsed with the title OF the WORK,
and with the Of the bidder written thereon VII be re-
r-vrd At until TUESDAY May 10, 1865 AZ eevss
O'Clock. a. m. . ~,
FOR rr5adns Pier No East River, and bukheAd on The
line of Pier No 3 fast River.
Forrehudius Pier No. ~ Eas, River. outer end.
For rebuilding Pier No. 81 Esst III,
For r-bndi ~ Pier No. ~. Fast River
For rebuilding PIER No. IA. North River
For rebuilding inner portion OF Pier No 81 Nor,h Pver
For Rrbudng the bukhead between Piers Nos ~ and ~
North River.
FOR rrbui din, Pier No. A.. North River.
rebuilding the end of Pier No ST. North River.
For rebuilding Pier Nc. u, North River foot Of Wss1
Eighteenth. street
Blank forms Il proposals. together with the chcstions
and sgr-- nisuis san bee obtained AZ this office
Dated street Dep rtInent, New-iofk, May 4 1863
CHARLES q. CORNELL, street CoulTnis-ioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

PEIkOLEUM-Crude is dull and prices are nominal
at &C. Refined are inactive at 54a55e for Bonded and
74u75c for Free telegram from OH City states that
yanced 20 81 IS v Dbl The shipment from that city is
very heavy. .
RICE--Tbe market has been more active, and price.
are sisady sales OF l6OO bags Rangoon al lOt lite,
he latter for small parcels
GARS-Raw Sugars continne dull, and prices are
not very strong; sales Of 70 hbds chiefly Cuba IN
l3Ac., and It's boxes Havana at lao,
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Maehinerp.
furniture

A Ii KINDS Of FURNITURE, MATTRESS.
~ rs. BEDDlNG. LOOKING CLASSES. &C. cheapest
lat SNEDEN & CAMpBELLs, No. 263 Bowery between
stanton and Housonts. Call aud money Goods war.
ranted. Delivered fee. Furniture in suits.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwsranei manufacture Also solid Chestnut and Walnt
Chsuber suites plain and Ornamental Of H. b. EARRING
STORAGE for FURNITURE and LIGHT
~ MERCHANDISE in Lofts No. 2S5 Huison-st Apply 70
-. l.. BOGUS.
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The First National Bank paid Treasury oiai's
,bo arnonnt Of 81, OO0, 600 to-day.

namesting Of the trustees of the Union lrusi
company, held on the 4th inst, the following son'
tenen were elected TO eli vacancies IN inc poafu
David BOWS, Henry X. Dogert, A. A. Low ana d.
Boorman Johnston.
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Go farmcrs an0 Others.

4 GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
wsrr SEVER pipes Flooring. Oven and Green iiops'
Tiles Fro Bricks. Chimney ops. Vases. ke, &c Depot
Long Island Pottery No. 2s8 Pear.t. N Y Edw II. Quinn
DONE DUST FOR SALE have reduced
- the price Of
BONE DUST
To SO PER TUN.
CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No. $50 Est F.rv.'lrd't.
EOR SALE GROUND BONE, warranted
i pure at 30 per tun. BY PETER COOPER. No IT Bur
linz Slip.
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PROPOSALS for LOAN ~ 3 Gal SO Of "soldiers
Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds No. p" OF the County %
Sew.iork.
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Gorporatlcn Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE.


TERRY LEASE at AUCTION.-At the City
hal, on MONDAY May %. 1865, at ii O'Clock M,
viii b., sold at Pubic Auction the highest bidder with ado
ona,. security Of ten years nom tie la day 81
lVNt 1865 LEASE to establish and maintain Ferry from
he BASIN Ut The Of >prug IN the city OF Nav fok 70
ohos-n Newjersey the pOst where the Old Ferry was
established or within 900 wards north or south Of that point
The landing place Hoboken NewJeTsey TO De furnished
By the PurcDaser.
The condition. and covenants Of the Lease 70 be In the
u.ua form of Ferry Leases heretofore entered INTO by the
which may be- lad application a, tue Once 81
the Conptrois by order Of the SomMisonsr. Of me
: nkug Found. MATTHEW l. bIhNNat''
sDEDEMPTION of $l,6il, 500 SOLDIERS.
Ia ROTTSTy FIND BONDS No. % of she County Of
New YORK psysbo June 1865 Notice IL hereby given thst
the Sod.es Bounty Fund Bonds No. ~ OF the County Of
Interest thereon will paid that day on the presentation
OF said Bonds a this office.
PROPOSALS for a LOAN II 81 GAL SO Of "soldiers
Bounty Fund Redemption Bonds NO y, OF the County I"
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from thirty-one National Banks that make no Othel
returns.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Banks
made up to the Sd inst, presents the following az
gregates as compared with the previous week:
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

CoNFIscArIoN IN LOUISIANA There has
been good deal ofmovemeut in real Estate
this week, including several large secession
and confiscation sales. Very good prices
have been realized except in conasc ated
property. Many fears were entertained In
regard TO titles, which may be materially
affected by the march of events and the de.
cisious Of the Supreme Court. The ITO.
perty of John slideil, CO uprising $40 lots
and squares Of ground; with stores, DWELL
ing houses and banking house, were sold
for 500, 900. Had the war not taken
place, It is estimated that Mr.. Slldell would
have been worth 81, 900, 900. As II was, when
the war broke out, he sold his Northern prop
erty pretty we'll 10 Mr.. Belmont for LOuisi-
ana bonds, which afterwards largely ad-
vanced, ard considerable of Southern
properly was also well disposed Of. In
the case of the recent sales there were
power full intervenors, who claim under mort
cages the iull value Of the property, aud
will doubtless carrg their claims up to the
Supreme Court. Very little, In fact, will
be realized to the government out of these
conhscation sales. They are most Of them
encountered by just claims, which will be
doubtless allowed. In the case of Mr.. Sill
dell's intervenors, fraud is charged, and the
final review will depend upon the facts -
NeW Orleans Letter.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

IT is remarkable low few ofthe poets of
the two last centuries have b,queathed their
names to posterity through their descend
ants. Crowley, Butler and Otway died
ehildless, with Prior aud Congreye, Gay,
PHILIPPE and Savage, Thompson, Collins and
ShenstOne, Akenside, Goldsmith and GRAY.
Pope, Swift, Watts and Cowper were un-
mated solitary men; and johnson had no
child. The defendants of Dryden, Add
son and ParRell did not pass into the sec.
ond generations those of Shakespeare anG
Milton became extinct in the second and
third. Hugh Miller regards this portion
Of literary history as an illustration OF
Doubleday's curious theory of populatlo, :.
The human mind attained in these rem ark.
able men TO Its full intellectual develot
ment, as the rose of the carnation under a
long coarse Of culture, at length suddenly
stock, and doubles and widens It's gorgeous
tlow of Q thousand petals; and then when
In Its greatest perfection, transmission
ceases, and there 10 no further reproduction
ofthe variety thus amplifed and expanded
TO the full. Nature does her utmost, and
then, stopping short, dceS no morS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-21

A "CAPTTAL" SCHOLAR AT SKYB.-Oue
little incident we must mention as illustrat-
ing education by rote. Walking TO
church one Sunday in Skye, we were fol-
lowed by q slip of lad ten or eleven years
OF age, who, on putting some questions
TO him, volunteered to name all the capt.
tails In Europe, which he did with marvel.
Gus dexterity. From Europe he crossed o
South America, and ratified outthe names
Of the capitals with the accuracy of a
calculating machine. From South Amer
lea he started of to Asia; and finally
brought up at Jeddo, In Japan. We We're
rather sceptical as TO the value of such ac-
qurements-and, indeed, as to the reality
OF any information having been conveys
TO the lads mind by the formidable mus
ter-roh OF words that had been stuffed into
his mouth. We, therefore, asked him,
"Can you tell US the name Of the Island
you live int"
But notwithstanding his lore, he had not
learned that he lived In The Island OF Skye.
To make quite sure of the fact, we request
ed the captain of the steamer 10 repeat
the question In Gaelic; but there was no
Skye forthcoming. He knew the name OF
the parish, and OF all the capitals in the
world, but not Of the Island rs lived in.
There being a schoolmaster present acei.
dentally, we thought the occasion too gooi
TO be lost, to show the worth lessness Of the
word stuffing, and ventured another ques
ton; "now my lad, you have told US the
names of neatly every capital in the world;
Is o capital a man or q besst1" "It's a
beast" said the boy quite decisively. 80
much for words without I'm outstanding.
In the next school inspection that boy will
probably pass for a prodigy, and will ag-
ure in statistical reports ae an example OF
what good education eau do~Giasgow
Commonwealth.
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i,ItBrTUT NfENJSIS
- n m ID Il q = Ls

; ..,o.,I..; n u PIC -.
So 2 2IAL, 30 . ! o.. . -
Dr. MvMLII'rrnya,s Hssyisai, IN bald
srsi Slsst. .srs~ u seventh ~ s'rsss, %.
pssiss Ne Psss aai rassat oasss. Rooms .
- y NJ sssirs washiAsAsr, y, q. ,E--s
An tisssss. u > private rsssrs tsssssa h ~
Bod ssisstifs manner, and radical surss ssssts&
In all eases. syPHILIrfo AyInCfIoN, con-
6RRHdA. sLIKr, srRrUruRfs. SEMINAL
wBAKrkss, OF the result Of yoLUPTuoUs
DREAMS or any weakness Of the dENHRAT1vf
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how
long staadiug, thoroughly and radically eursd !,
aiss, GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and
other CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES,
MUSCLES, BoNEsl and JOINTS iscRoFULA.
BLorcHEs on the FACE, ERUPTfoNs on the
limbs and body, and all other BRUPTIvR DIS
BAsEs and DISEASES fthe BLOOD. from what
ever cause they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNRoRTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false deli
eaoy prevent you from applying immediately 70
DR.. vellny, who Is acknowledged to be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the treatment
Of private diseases. Fear not 10 come and make
known your misfortunes,. and he will speedily
send you on your way rejoicing. ..-.rf.t
.iH. 0.a. sBLR.ABUsE.
That dresdfai seourss Of the young, INDUCED
in whom alone, destroys the gsneratiys organs,
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w. ga ID Il ny.
50O R E NOV A 5OO
TO NEW BUILDING,
AS5OO-Ta
A1OO-6a
SEVENTH STREET,
JoININ ODD PELLows' HALL.
JAMES s. roPHAM 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known Old Established
TRUNK, sADDLBRY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANDATORY
TO THEIR
NEW BUILDING,
s0-500-W
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND,
where may be found, of our swn manufactors, .
most complete assortment Of every style and
price OF military and citizens
....... SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINGALKs,
..t,.r.., FINE SWORD BELTS,
with Tophatn Patent Slide. H
Sole Manufacturers Of Il. i'f.
..a. LANGHoLz's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturer Of
LANdHoLz's PATENT CURB AND NOSE
..' '.. I'd STRAP.
FOR SALE:
EwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
BITS,
MILITARY AND oITIzENs'
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
HANS Ess.
FINE v R9gsLS S9ASa, CARRIAGE, AND
FINE SINGLE CARRIAGE, BUGGY, AND
sUTLERs' STAGE WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS .'I
:" WHIPS.
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE, ...
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE
TRUN KS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsKs,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS, III 80.
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
LADIES bGSvs DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY v4irsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvas Pellisieur Bags; Leather,
french satehsisj Toy Trunks, and School
sstehsls, and every article in their line Of bust
ness.
OT .|a REM MBERI
. So 500 %
- 500 ga .... 4
SEVENTH STREET. d
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GENERAL SIdBI, who now conducts the
Wseksr, OF Baltimore, one of The ablest Of
our German newspapers, proposes, In or
der 70 crafty those white citizens who dr. I'd
coming In contact with black voters nj
the polls, that special ballot-boxes shouId
DO kept for the latter class just as has been
the practice with regiments of soldiers
voting In tho field. PaThaps the plan would
relieve the negroes from great deal Of IN
gentlemanly and dlsagreeable company.