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Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
FROM NEW YORK.
Riot I'm jersey CIty...A fairs i'm Jamacc

AsAoS hh - ca scS SltS ss"AHdtfs amacca.
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.--The issue of gold certi-
ticates day at the Custom House amounted
to $9.75, coo.
Firemens riot occurred in Jersey CITY,
this p. M, in which several persons were in
Jured. The riot was quelled by the Sheriff,
and some arrests were made.
Counterfeit tens on the bank OF Newport,
New York, are in circulation.
Further accounts from Jamacca state that
disturbances had broken out in Stevens
Parish, and troops had been sent there. Twelve
more rebels were hanged on the 4th. The
gunboat Fawn was also under orders for Cape
HaYticn. The Volunteers were ordered out on
the Sd, to suppress rebel demonstrations near
Montigo Bay, but it seemed to be slight
affair.
Kingston still remained under martial law.
Quite serious riot took place between the
members of Hose Company No. and Engine
Company No. Jersey City, while returning
from fire in that city this P NJ Clubs and
other weapons were freely used, and several
were dangerously injured. A bitter feeling
had existed for some time between the compa-
nies. Engine Company No. 3 was plainly the
aggressor, and the Chief Engineer ordered the
company disbanded
Another riot occurred subsequently in the
vicinity of the house of the No 3 Hose. Meas
ures have been taken to prevent further
trouble.
The loss by fire in Jersey City to-day
amounted to $35, 900. A large quantity 0
sugar, coffee, tea, spices Bnd cigars were de-
stroyed. They were insured about one-half.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
EaNCENN AT4.

Election Returns--GOV. Cox In the As.
cendant.
CINCINNATI, NV. l6.-Thc official returns of
the soldiers vote in this State show that Gov
Cox received 2, ,42S, and Morgan 687.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

Terms per cent day OF sale balance in 4iT dsv'
Together with their engines, tackle and furniture.
Five % per of the purchase money 20 Be depos
tied at time Of sale and the balance within sV ~
days thereafter.
Bills of sale will be given by the Commandsnt for 'b.
Navy Department.
Dimensions not given above wh be furnished a. tbs
time Of sale. q
About 2,595 fathoms chain cable.
from TO inch; also
TWO STEAMBOAT BELLS
COMM ANDAST,
nov17.td U $. Naval Station Mound City. TlIs
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

New YORK, Nov. lG.-Cotton more active
and firm at soc for middling.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
Reported expressly for the Daily Times
Eaessya NEW YOEssa.

Chauncey Depevv Sent to JaPan-Rumors
of Cabinet Changes---Five Dollars
Day in WashingtOn--Admf Porter
VS.. Gen. Banks--Mr. PierPont Ex-
presses his COnvictiOns-.-Preston
Kinn,s Remains Not Yet Discovered.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
NEW YORk.

Descent OH Gambling HelI-Destructive
Fire in Jersey City-Grand Police Pa
rade-Heavy Reward for the body of
Preston King-Cen. Grant-Re.nOmi.
nation of Gunther for Mayor-Intelli-
gence from Jamafc fca-Interesting Naval
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

PIrTsBURG, Nov l6.-Riycr three feet by
the pier mark and falling.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention met
here to-day. Bishop Stevens late Bishop Of
the Diocese Of Pennsylvania, before It's divi-
sion, presiding. Rev. DIR. KerioOt, Of Trinity
College, Hartford, was elected Bishop of the
new Diocese of Western Pennsylvania, over
DR.. Huntington. of Boston.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

ALBANY, Nov. l6.-At the monthly meetin-
Of the directors of the New Y ork Central Rail
road Company, held this evening Hon j. L. Y
RuniOn, director Of the company, resigned, and
Edward D. Worchester, who for several years
has ably filled the position OF assistant treasurer
and Robert L. Banks, the present secretary,
were elected secretary and assistant treasurer
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17
KITCHEN FURNITURE,

Conslapg In part, Of bcis,ead', mattresses, kstef'
beds snea heating ,ioyos, cbss, ONCE dsss trsss'
ponl, Wheeler a wilson's sowing Machine, pis'ssss.
ia, G.,uss pair ~ hur Iamp., clgsr', i"bsees, 90
sherry wine, &c.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-17

ByI.N. HAYNIE, Proctor, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
TUE SUFFERERS GUARANTEE.

very Physician should be compelled to furnish his patien
VII copy OF his chronological Chart-here saegusr
rthe sufferer but this Thousands commit themselves an
r loved into the hands Of Physicians whom Natuy
per qualified for such Office wide worlds experience
pves ai that there many In the profession more suite
butchers and blscksmiths; and who would II compelled Il
e,ib heir chart lind occupation to suit their ment
e3owmnts by this means thousands Of precious live
wuld To saved and the community spared category of sui
fdns AID expense which language fails to explain.
Tho'euaerrs with any disease would do well to send
foione Of Mrs NJ O. Browns Circulars to either Of he
oices.
s Cebrated Poor Richards Eye Water large se. 81
do. do. small size. 81
aemober the sunken machinery Of the eye the precursor
oeversease the Of Poor Richards Eye Water lfs ur
ts manery already sunk and prersn the eyes from sink
ling all IT, from the cradle to the gIaveit a. e,,e,
tai to alta as dsc drops to the plant
Tho slebraed Scalp RenOvsOr, which will give new
ap new head Of IIar-tuning gray hair to s na.urs
color--r bottle. 81 80
Rember the Hair Dyes Of the ago Killing tho scsps
New0gk Office, W. 81 B0nd.st, uspI Bewsry.
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ONLY ONE ROOT.


There l. but one root the human body which gives birth
to and su.tans the life OF disease No matter what name
given to disease no where how located in the sys
tenn long standing whether be hereditary or not
call the disease. which the body Is subjected to- from
ignorance Of the first cause LEGION Remember do not
treat disease treat the CAUSE, ana there Ia but cause
Everything overlaying that ia effect Were to treat
ee should be Fastening the patients to their long resting
place. churchyari where they now carried in
thousands daily.
Reader stop druggins and bodng Betske yourself TO
Thought Use your and reason You VIII ma
ha, every attempt and disease from the
human system has sisnaly failed, to the present time
Now say with confidence. TO the world try my hetsphys
Discovery No matter what the disease ia that has taken
hold Of you your children sst this medicine 1t Will ami
hate the root scattering the effects to the four winds
Remember the Stomach and the Liver have nothing to DC
with the cause disease The treating Of these organs Tor
cause has sent millions to uutimey With conn
dence say that my Metaphysical Discovery 10 the onS
remedy offered the world which will thoroughly annhia's
the root Of diseaSe
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Drp Uooos.
At LEGRAIN's THIS WEEK.

At LEGRAIN's THIS WEEK.
BLACK TAFFETAs, eros GRAIN fulLLEs foT MAN
TILLAS and CLOAhS.
IPLAlN SILKS for 81 IS.
ARGENTINE 81 70. and 81 2s most spendd goods fo'
! dresses; plaided and chene
BMrLANGE NEW POPLINs for travelling o. cents.
BEST WHITE ALPACAs in the city, ju't imported and
/ 7qusrer wide.
yPLAIN ALPACAs all colors 85 cents worth-i
IGRENADINE MOZAMBIQUE double width, IS cents
5wHITE BAREGE DE BAGNERE 80 all wool, really
good for shore and country shawh, and su IN Saih
Il mer, 81 so cost 81 TO land
fPLAIN BAREGE GRENADINES, all coors, 10 cents
cost ST.
PLAIDED BAREGE GRENADINES, quite new, Partisan
| Style, s..
FINE SHOW OF STRIPED BAREGE GRENADINES.
8S cents worth 5 Is.
lsPoTTED BAREGE GRENADINES white ground, Is
i cents worth ST..
fGREY GROUND BAREGE GRENADINES IS cents
worth IS cents.
PROBES DE PARIS RICH CRYSTAL TISSUE, So the
Dress cost SIS to import
EFINE CHOICE Of PINEAPPLE and CHINA GRENA
4 Dimes. STRIPED PLAID. and BIOChE, at rs and
s. cents worth 8 30 end : 50.
PRINTED FRENCH PERCALfs MARKED DOWN
/ from 87i to rs
| FINE ASSORTMENT Of PRINTED JACoNErS and
FIGURED MARsEILLTs and PoUEs, q, IS and IS cents
ZINE ASSORTMENT OF WHITE MUsLlNS and PlQUEs
for Dresses
lLINsEY wOLsEY, u yard wide for Travelling Suits o.
per yard. cost - to land.
LINEN DUCK. article for Children'' Wear, o.
cost 50.
DOMESTIC PRINTS, just received
|CLOAKS-LADS will find to their advantage to see the
New Cloak Department before buying their summer
Suits
|gAsOUINRS-CLOTH JACKETS, from 90 to $2s
and SILK JACKETS, from $50 to so
CIRCULARS from $40 &C., &c, &c.
that il most sshouabe hi. season can
be- had or made up to surpAss any house IN style
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS from s3 to SIS per
pair
NOTTINGHAM LACE by tie yard.
IvEsTIBULE LACES, PIANO, and TABLE CO'ERs
very cheap
lGLOyES JUST RECElFED-Summer new shaded
4 LEGRAIN No. 729 Broadway cor. Wavefley place.
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NV vrTApUyslcaL DISCOVERY

consist. Of three distinct preparations which enter the system
by Absorption passing through the ears and se'p the
only channel. designed by the Awse Creator for uor
eating machinery Of the human body and cleansing and
keeping free from all distractions. The liquids dissolve the
ucu. in the system. drive It out through the natural
channels Of the body consequently CIRCULATION is TO
stored-wLich Is the life of tie machine
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Nrw publications.
DEADY THIS DAY.
III PRINTED IN FRENCH,
THE HISTORY OF JULIUS CESAR,
TIE EMPEROR NAPOLEON I'LL

Vol L. In cloth, tinted paper with portrait of Julius Cesar
and four Maps Price ~ 3D. cheap edition. paper covers
The Portrait and Maps may be had separately price 50 cts
No work has excited 80 much attention the life Of Julius
Cesar, which has been 20 many years IN preparation,
the expenditure Of large sums oil money in procuring
The style in which the book Is written is very simple mo
clear and readily understood by even those VINO arc NV f
feet in their knowledge OF the French language.
The intent and meaning author can only DC
by reading hin IN bis own language
D.AhCo HAVE JUST PUBLISHED:
AT ANCHOR, A STORY OF OUR CIVIL WAN pS O."
"i,e cRITIc k 49, FXAMlNATIoN OF OUR FINANCIAL
POLICY during the Southern Rebellion by SIMON New
comb. vol, l2mo 81 ,,.e,
THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS,
Act approved June 3D. 1861 amended and the Act anenos
tory thereof approved March 100 with msrSna fe''
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SOCIAL STATlCS Or THE CONDITIONS tssKSIlAL 10
HUMAN HAPPINESS SPECIFIED. AND rHs FEST o 0.
Too sfRANGE NOT 10 BE TRUE: Tale By Lady
LYRICAL RECREATloNs by Samuel Ward One
TRIAL iIio or S JohS T. BEALL AS SPY AND GUER
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COUSIN ALICE. A Memoir Of Alice b. Haven lvol'
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CARPENTER an Introduction and BRET notices Of the chei
promoters of the views. BY Edward l.. Youmans. ivo"'
limo. 81
APOLOGIA FRO VITA SUA. Being reply 70 pamph-
let entitled. What Then Does Dr. Newman MeanF by
John Henry Newman ID. d. l2mo. 50. ,.,e =,
ESSAYS MORAL. POLITICAL AND AESTHETIC. by
Herbert Spencer vol. l2mo. Cloth 81
LYRA AMERICANA; Or, VERSES or fRAisE AND Alrh'
From American Poets Selected and arranged by the Rev
George T. Rider vol, u ~. Morocco extra, 20
LYRA ANGLlCANA: Or a HyNSAI OF SACRED POETRY
Selected the best wrers and ARRANGED AFTER the
order Of the Apostles Creed BY the Rev Geo. l. hldeI'
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HISTORY OF THE ROMANS UNDER TliF EMPIRE.
By Charles Merivse d. D. late Fellow Of 81 Johns Coesr
vol - ,,
Address ID. APPLETON Co, Publishers,
Nos. 443 and AS Broadway.
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Ale0iral.

|DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE HEAD, DIS.
H. CHARGES FROM THE EAR, CONSUMPTION
|CATARRH
NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM
ASTHMA,
sWOFULA,
BRONCHIAL AFFECTION
CHILLs AND FEVER,
THROAT DIFFICULTIES
Diseased Eyes Loss of Hair Dyspepsia; Enlargement Of tn
LIVER Disease of the Kidneys; Constipation; Grave Piles
all and every Disease which the human body-cure
egec,ually by MRS. NJ. O. BROWNS METAPHYSICAL
DISCOVERY.
1t destroys the root, whichis the life Of disease
PRICE, So.
NO BORING WITH INSTRUMENTS
NO BLOWING IN THE EARS.
NO sNUFFING UP THE NOSTRlLS, OR IETRODUC
ING WIRES.
NO POURING MEDICINE DOWN THE THROAT
The Metaphysical Discovery will reach every spot that in
ruents and drugs will REACH and thousands Of be
sides -
No. 4l0 1ych-H Philadelphia.
No. 81 Bond-st, Neio- York.
No. 10 Pembeyton-squave, Bo'fon.
No. % Uest Monumental, baltimore
~ Person. at distance send to either Of the sbov'
offices for the Metarhy.oaI Dseoreyv Eye Water ac in
eIoag the price When they will be Immediately expressed
with full directions.
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Board ano Rooms.

|NEW-YORK HOTEL.-The proprietor be-
eying that the comfort and convenience OF bis gueo
viii be greatly increased by changing from the od isoe
doe the Restaurant system he's determined to adop Ne
after the lst Of May neat.
y Restaurant equal in every respect 10 sny
IN this country and employing al the means in HI. power 70
compare favoraby with the most celebrated IN EurcPs
he feels confident the Newly Hotel will continue 10 hod
ii. well known reputation home for gentlemen and lam
lies. HIRAM VhANSAON'
New.York. April %, 1855
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GUNNER Retreats.

n EBANON SPRINGS, Columbia Co., y. z.
II COLUMBIA HALL the fayorie Hotel at this pepuia
Summer resort will he opened to visitors on the tn 81
IN Applications Tor rooms should be addressed to HU I'D
HAZARD. Proprieor-. Mr. HAZARD will be at the New.
York Hotel on saturday 9Th and Monday 9Th ins Nom
a. to p. IN. each day.
|vI,HE PECONIC HOUSE, GREENPOHT,
L. L. will be open for the reception Of summer travesers
and boarders June l. 1865 under the direction Of Mr.. A.
SMITH good nshng hunting. and bathing sso, very ~
dives
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NEW MUSIC.-"LIVE BUT ONE MO

NEW MUSIC.-"LIVE But ONE MO
IN MENT"-sn affecting Ballad expressly adapted to the
present time and relative sudden death Of much
beloved President words and music by J. W. Turner 81
CANNOT LEAVE THE BATTLEFIELD" by NJ. Keller "wEEr
roH THE HEROES As THEY FALL" by J.W. Turner When
STARS ARE SMILING IN SHES" j. a. Hills. "MoLIIE
NAvRoSR" J. r. Thomas. " MOTHER WILL GREET ME,
NJ Keller. "PooR ROBIN REDBREAsT," &. Jennie Hop
kns.
The above are very excellent compositions and will be sp
pecsed by all lovers OF Coon Music Price 80 cents each
HENRY TOLMAN Co,
No Wa.hi rat.
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Mem Publications.


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Author Of Alone" =. Hidden fa'h'' MOSS S'''
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p, H.. ., :. tr,l
The hundreds OF tho1ss ans OF Mi lady welcome new
NOOK from, tIe peu of TIL. gifted sutlor
The Boston Evening Gazste sad Of non s Tho many nm
sh as ha, Poem o ,y we hall be mistaken If the writer
Of Alone and of the Hidden Pain does rot take ere ione
pisee ana -, occ9lsr o,cc aud he find. hm.e
one Touring to wAs Ias had such powerful
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ihe Troy nes sy,i r,,c' and g,es ha. published
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and rc6n.d etfr6r.s o life Tiev instruct while
r,t and carr with Them only the purcs examples
81 ,anences No pr,on a. % ri from the reading Of such
49, ,sitbont feeling leneli.. q aud improved"
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WORKS
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|EOR SALE or will be RENTED furnished,
L ahandsome COUNTRY RESIDENCE at Newark, \. J..
the Pasac River about five minutes walk from the Morris
and Essex Railroad Depot House is large double
sion containing nearly twenty with all modern
yenruce a city residences OF land hands omey
and out lawn plenty Of fruit barn and all necessary cub
buildings For particulars &c apply to
ALLEN 1 BROWN No. " Broadway.
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lEOR SALE-One of the most valuable
i L PROPERTIES In Orange, New-Jersey. The honse
built and occupied by o. Hsst-d with six 90 acre. Of
ground The house i spscou. and il perfect order. The
grounds stocked with every variety Of the choicest fru
with greenhouse filled with the choicest OF flowers with
grapes both within and without. The lot has $50
hundred and fry feet Mains which may b. divided
building lot. If the purchaser deems desirable. A
residence IL has superior II equal in town
The Furniture which and Of the richest and best quail
y will b. sold with the house If desired further dssctD-
ton unnecessary would purchase without view
ing for themselyea For terms inquire of
GEORGE KIRKLAND. No Walls.
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HENRY KINGsLEY'' NEW NOVEL
THE HILLYARS
AND
THE BUTTONS.

Th. new novel BY the author Of Raveushoe" Godfrey
Hsmlyn ETC. has met with grea favor from the reading
public II displays tie most pleasing manner the charac'
terc exceencies Of the author his striking Of char
acerzson his sturdy championship Of rish; and scorn Of
wrons his wonderful skill in scenic painting The multi
tude of incident which marks all his books is sgeeaby notice
able in The yars and renders it Accordingly interesting
yet by no sensational"
From very many favorable notices Of the we select
the following:
Henry Kingsley has illustrated with Characteristic ygo
and feeling OF the great problem OF Love
and Duty in his novel ed the Hlyars and the Bur
tons" Ii is story Of the affections and the conscience de-
veloped with the peculiar vitality and freshness which have
made the author so deseryedy popular Transcript ,
ln dealing with characters from humble HE, and In ms
management of psthos henry Knsseys style is often
similar that OF Dickens TIE present story full OF beauties
1t shows the hand artist in James Burton narrative
the mind close Of human nature and OF lie
every part that relates 10 Australia Is especially
picturesque and altogether the novel Is fresh strong VIAL
and most agreeable work We commend 1t without reserys
tom Albion.
"A werfullywten story Of high and low life in England
end Austraa The question between love and duty Ia SUB
t,ed the reader There is much that and fresh IN
the book and II has many beautiful pss,aeos'- Recorder
Its principal characters h generally, vel drawn
and of composition berayn appreciation on the part
this writer Of the uObieS traits In and women fv-r
his denestions Of yainy nctured with admiration
for the possible goodness might have been developed out
Of wicked and ruined SOU. - Hartford Post.
L vol l2mo : u.s. .
For sale by all booksellers sent postpaid 70 any address
receipt Of the advertised Price by the Pnbi,heIs'
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A TGEORGE KEYESs, No. 343 Eighth.ave.
N Tapestry Bm..es ThreePy Ingram and other Carpet
nss Rugs Mats Mating, Window Shades Rods, &C.,
arss stock and at low prices.
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Drn GOODS.

II KINZEY's. ,uonu
OPENING $50 CASES STRAW GOODS: mn,
NEAPoLTcAMIs DnNSTAsLEs RIcE iT rEIA HRA IDS
LEGiIoRN, Ro6GH 'i AND READYS, CoBURd
AND CANTON BRAID BONNETs
s STRAW s s9SSETs lss rEQTEs
SHAY TE ~ h h9yNETs Soc idLT SHESsr
ssHEHS a; y HSSSSEHE s, 9 ALL THf sEw
Straw BoSSfFTIs, 81 8 IN CAPS n,,n,v.
STRAW BONNErs 81 10 JOCKEYS; TURBANs,
STRAW Straw BB 0SSEErs, - 'A3 OF EVERY.
SHAW BONNETs, $3.50 DESCRIPTION
100 LEG GnG niB B20oM2R asH a5c, sSc ~
5000 ASSORTED BLOOMERs re; l5c, 2Sc
1000 STRAW BLo0MERs and HATS HATS 500 TO 81:
wv BOYS ASp MEN's STRAW HATS.
ALL THE NEw SHADES IN RIBBONS
~" LARGE AG SALE OF HOSIERY oH' THIS WEEK
10000 Pairs IAbIEs' coTION HOSIERY. at iaic.,
1900 Pairs Gents c6Tf6S HXIF.GosE. iOc.,
5000 PAIRS HEAVY hlBBEp, l2ic.
5000 PAIRS Isle AID SILK GLOVES. &C. loc..
81, q l;e GEE a'c sic 5c' 'oc-' ''c &c., Toe
80 oI LAb III AND De- oENTs uANDKERCHIEFs
FROM AUCTION.
TRIMMINGS AND LACES. CHEAP.
5000 NEW STYLE LACE Walls.
AUCTION-LOTS OF DRESS GOODS, CHEAP.
AUCUON.LOTS OF SHAWLS, CHEAP.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
|AUCTIONLOT GENUINE CLARkS COTTON 2W
yards. DC.
|AUCTION.LOT 200 YARD SPOOL COTTON, &C.. 4c.
AUCTlOE.LOT EXCELLENT SEWING COTTON, lc.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE
LESS THAN JOBBERS' PRICES
BEST FIFE pfss PwSS 5Pks e ' md o. and
100 600 DOZENS BUTTONS, all styles.
AUCTION GOODS OPENING EVERY DAY.
WIN. kinney.
Nos 22l and 22J ElGhrH-AVENrE.
TWENTf.FlRsT AND TWENTY SECONDSTS.
|CILKS! SILKS! SILKS NOW OPFN, a
- Magnificent Stock Of PLAIN SILKS in oil the fashion
able coioTs.
ALSO,
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|DOCK FOR SALE:-The large DOCK near
~ the Raj road Depot At Ezsbethpor NJ j. has lso feet
water front. connecting with the Central RsrosA
Of New Jersey. y. X kELLOGG No lJ9 Pear st. n \,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08

At ELGER'S CHEAP STORE.-New styles
n Dress Trimming Ribbons Laces Embroideries Walls,
Hand serchie Corse. Skirts flair Nets Fancy Goods But
o on n hnans' 1nd mse. Combs and niu ss H.. an
r. stock at reduced prices Remember EL0ERS Nos $50
and 8S2 Broadway, esstsids, nes{ NineteenthSt
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4 FARM OF 800 Acres in Ulster Co., n. Y,
~ offered for SALE or in exchange for city prope<:y.
For particulars inquire OF r. RlpEN0UR Kingston n T.
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Professional Notices.

A BOOK containing an account OF PILES.
N FISTULA, STRUCTURE and thirty other IMPORT.
Ant DISEASES will be receipt OF y cents
hs had On snnlrston to HENRY A. DANIELS Operative
and Consulting Surgeon. No. 2Union square. N. Y.
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NOR SALE or TO LET-The RESIDENCE Of

EOR SALE or TO LET-The RESIDENCE OF
the late rrs,ram Allen at Ravenswood L. L. consisting u
very handsome and commodious Gothic House. in the bea
condition stable and barn. shed and well house The
grounds go Nernonayr ana the East kyer,
and have $50 depth They laid out handsomely
forming of the largest and finest lawns the Island
There variety Of choice fruit ornamental trees and
shrubs The location ia OF the pessan,es srount New.
York less than mile from Hunters Point Ferry nakinsh
very easy of access TO y and offering all the adyase
ages Of the country Apply 20 DANIEL I, HOA6. No.
" alL.t or WILLY WALLACE. No. - John ST.
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60 Get.
Real Gstate for Sale.

4 BARGAIN.-FOR SALE a PLOT 0
~ GROUND averaging gI920 feet situated in the NAass
OF fremont on the line Of the Harlem Railroad mes nom
the ci,v suitable for hotel dwelling and crspery OF
bier brewery Covered with shade and fruit trees and
bue-stone sufficient build mansion u has three fronA
Price COO. Inquire Of A. COX SONS, No 20 ssss
wal kiuR.cnne makers
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Chances for business Men.

4 N UNRIVALED OPPORTUNITY TO in.
vest from $1,000 TO $1,000 in safe, permanent ard
respectable business secured from competition. Apply
sonaIly at No. - Johnst, second door, front office.