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PROPOSALS.

CROroS AQUEDUCr DEPARTlENr--IO cONTgAC-
~ ur.-selnrlte scaled prUlassis, each endorsed with
the tve Of INC WORK lor which y may be oherc the nams
and the date oIcrug. VIII be rceycd at this
once uni, n O'Clock a. NJ OF Ihufsdty, Ap1 "a. 1870
OF the following itret improvements 20
wii.lav.Aa cObhle street
Esst figeg, avenue &, ilDn, sstccnth 10 eey-
street. Forty street., between Biesenh
T lfh avenues, and Thirty sescuih street, between
Lekln. .Un Anj lhird avenues Paving VITA atone blocks
Bat, .ece college place We, construct
ing Receiving aud cufcrs and Eleventh ave-
ouff0tnth twenty at .tf' g. and IN
fiorn west street o " ufDn rytr EGhy
hhd street ifuf E0ul avenues, street
from a Ohgcr street rp1lucions and forms for
bids can 10 obtained application contract clerk 40
this o.4cc.
( saSf y +: + iP{{SiSiildi' oro'on Aqaeauc' Board.
OFrcr CsOros AQuEDUtr DErAHrnENr.
I5
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ISrNIl ARrs.

PORTION or WE'LL KNOWS. ikiVArk 60
n ILt'ifDv ar FINE ON IANliNNn. By ne ~
N1sT'rks ~ r,,, on EyiiffifIuN, 20 PtONAfE 81
|nt H. W.iEEDs 3 MINER OALbhNits 20. ~ u
IRTY STNi d "a few up'i. "'tt ~ D4vAs"Ay. ~
tcuaissnd mice, iiqnlrc o. ihef oace
r,,f.r,-p,.e trl n0vrNEMArL frsNrD gNrt
mss lor iis ..7ap ~ 30. " Liberty street.
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nLuhNAI.s.

DrNOvAb.-JoHN DANIEIL BEES frAfE 10 rN.
~ form hls irieno al .nstmer tbt he s'h r,ino
DIOR, cot lr ll Nag An rsannalua Of hs silss Uil
iaAs. L.,f', sc 3. lc .0llll.y s1l.. isi.
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BoARDivG AVID LODGrNG.

! At THE TRANSPORT HOUSE, ONE BLOCK FAST
n q" tle 'y Han corner Of Frankfort aud william
street - Is neatly ani-hed One % one per
son za 70 oc per day 81 ~ 10 s5 per House open
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A T NO 80 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY
"A place and Fifth avenue to let with Board suits OF
Rooms second and third Goors Also single Rooms Refe-
fences exchanged
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DOARD wANTED-A LADY, NURSE AND THREE
ID children would like Board for The from the ~
May country farm house, with good country Board,
within fifteen miles of the city Address, siauns terms, ~
!, j. d., Herald ohce.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOTELS.

A HOWARD HOTEL, new YORE.--AFTER APRILG
n. isj tlc ffce o Boird VIII be- s5 - yer day The pro
pgicto convinced tntt heI prices 'Iiut te, haye put tho
price board 40 t. very ow rguro lle house has been
iciurD thoroughly repaired thru shJat aud Ia la
better condition than ever ucurr.
A TLANTIC HOTEL. CHATHAM sQUARE.-ONE Hun
n Gred neatly Furnished Roslns ~ tae day week or
IA lntl. open al al hours Is BREEDER, PROPRIETOR
nE IANEAU HOUSE, 70 WEST roHrIErH STREET,
~ fronting e.eyDr Park OF tt most tfy aud desir
able llaonl for e summer Isge aud elegant suits
rooms. Table dhOto.
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DOARD.-A PAKLOR AND LARGE ROOM ADJOfN
ID ing In second sor, front oisngse a 53 East Twenty
street, with Board; dinner at O'Clock Reference
exchanged
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DOoNs TO Lrr--oN SECOND FLOOR. WITH OK
Ia without Board, 70 gentlemen, siu4 az modern i'm
proveuiert: piano uirci. Rooms third
aoos and back Paror alter is Of Nay. Cal west
Thirty sixth street
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SyITANTED-A BEDROOM AND PARLOR on THE
w sccsnd foor for ladies' also Bedroom on tho
third floor for gentienaa location must be above
Fourteenth below Thirty fourth streets between sixth
and oxiEaon ayeuues the best OF references gwen gnd
quired Address, stating terms, Mrs. J. COOKE, o5 East
! Twenty seventh
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IlOARD wANTED.-A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
ID wish Board la Geneel private family, where there
other between Fourteenth Forty
nth ttrecis price 80 SIS per Address u. T.
Herald Office
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A ia, 176 178 BLEECKER, SIX BLOCKS WEST OF
IA Rooms, with excellent EoIrd 81
S2 Families accordingly. Also Country Board on the
d shore.
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yXrANTED-BOARD. FOR FOUR ADULTS; WILL. re.
w qulgc three private family preferred Address,
stating location of house, ac which must be
rea sun.hlc. Henry. uerall onlce
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a yyrANTED--AN UNFURN1sHED ROOM AND BED
. w room, on the foor by lady, engage
down during the day. Address, stating terms H. ici
q aid olice.
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I. {trANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN, a FURNISH
w ed Room without Board In "a respectable neghbOr
hood Fourteenth street. Address, with parte
i A. b. d. Herald Office.
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DoARD wANTEn-IJE 4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
ID In private family. la god ghboghood Eeerence
exchnnged. Terms not 10 exceed so per week Addoa
box 2I New York Post Office, ID. A. T. Herald Office
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A @2 WEST TWENfYFIFTH STREET, BETWEEN
"A seventh snd Eg, avenues Rooms nicely furnished "a
iet with soata 20 gshIrnen Asp gentleman ana wife
can be with Paror Floor aud Board Refer
ences exchanged
The New York herald., 1865-04-24

BOARDING. SEVERAL YOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN
ID be accommodated with good board and pleasant
Inquire 4 Third street No the Isl u My
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A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD RENT WITH BOARD
n three furnished unfurnlshcd Rooms, To gentlemen
and their wives single genenen house first els Broad
way aud Seventh pass the door Inquire for
O. NJ lS5 Broadway, between FORTY seventh and Forty
eighth streets.
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1Nr NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADwAy.-TO LET
lOO with Board, to gentleman aud wife or 10 sinsi
genueman Room, on second Door.
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pOARD wANTED-FOR A LADY. ONE OR TWO
ID furnished Rooms; quiet family preferred; References
Address, stating terms and particulars c. H. box 10 Herald
Office.
The New York herald., 1865-04-24

i XNANrED-BY A BROTHER AND TWO SISTERS
4 w adults second floor and part OF basement or hir
noOr side of town; rent $500 20 500 Address j.
!. e.. box 1881 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1865-04-24

yVANTED--PARTIAL BOARD by TWO GENTLEMEN.
w in the neghOorhood OF New York; oil access 10
the city. Address box f4l3 Poht once.
The New York herald., 1865-04-24

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS TO
IA letwh without board best of references required
and given location West Fourteenth street. private family
Address W. Il. A., Herald Office.
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THE SOUTHWEST.

Meeting of the Rebel Legislature of Mis-.
ppi-Commfseioners Appointed to
Visit " ASKING ton-The Surrender in tn e
Trans.MissIssippi Department.
MEMPHIS, May photographic communi-
cation Is now open TO New Orleans.
General Forrest is on his plantation at
Fathom Mississippi.
Jackson advices state that the Rebel Legis-
latuTe met there on the twentieth instant, and
instructed General Clark to appoint Judges
Sharkey, Fisher, and Georgen, commissioners
70 60 10 Washington and confer With the Pres
ident on the subject of calling con vention
with s view of restoring Mississippi to the
Union. The Bulletins New Oeleans special,
Of the 800, says that Generals Price, Buckner,
and Brent, with staff officers, arrived o-day
as commissioners from Kirby Smith, to negoti.
ATE with General Candy for terms Of surren.
der. Generals Price, Buckner, and Dick
Taylor on the part Of the rebels, and Generals
Candy and Heron, have had a consultation.
The result OF which is reported to be the sur.
render of all the rebel forces In the trans. Mis-
siesippi Department, on the same terms as
were extended 10 Generals Lee and Johnston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rBI pIAD THAT MIGHT BE LIVING

yHE DEAD THAT MIGHT BIZ LIVING.
II is sad 10 think that thousands die annually
v!;b the means o. life and health slmcst within
s-nt length. Many wesklips goes down to the
crave every day whom the timely use Of HoSTIr.
TINS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrrERs
voI1G have faved. Il is consolation, however.
10 know thst shis glorious Tonic-a Whaling
II:Iir vithouta single drswbach-is preserving
its lives Of multitades In cases of general de-
ssBty sra prostration, it is producing effects that
I-e perhaps more astsnishins than anything
heretofore observed or recorded in the history OF
nee!csl treatment. Feeble, erna.i.ted and de-.
sJarips patients whose powers OF dig. etion feer1
e te actually ertifsuished, recover thei- spre-
tte' t'rs1sts and spirits, under course Of the
fi;srs With rspidity that is positively amazing
Al thsi 'he rroprietors originally expected froa
tfs preparation vas long ago thrown inn, ,,e
ths1e tJ its actusl results. New virtues vhi.,
hey mad never thought OF attiibutinx IL :,
etI:inually being developed in it. duplication >,
rev eases. AS 8 preventative OF disease, g, ever,
sl.ss and g constitutional invigorsnt, it sand.
Acre snc rnaprroschstle. ny Paw
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MARK TIME =
70 soLpIfRs-wALrBAx WATCHES

~ sVLDl1hs l-WALTHAA WATCH ESt
Let every soldier. before he returns home, pro-
s'de himself with an American wa.ch; 70 better
Csc can be made OF money than 20 inye. it in ons
O these durable and accurate time pieces Itiss
fno OF property that Constantly returns GOOD in
tefsss. and its money value lie so well hnevp IN.
poehst full Of silver dollars vouIan, he ..r,.
ftI.
Sold BY 4n respectable dealers in W,s.;
THS AMERICAN WATCH co.
ry Min Once, 1s2 B-oatx.yu
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FROM MEXICO.
An Attempt to kidnap the Empress-The
Late Successes Of the liberals.

An AkttHpt 70 hIUudp tHe LmPrttS-THe
Late Successes Of the Liberals.
New ORLEANS, May e7.-The Times Brazos
correspondent Of the i2th inst, says, the Libe-
raj force which captured Monterey was seven
thousand strong.
General NeErete, after occupying the place,
levied forced loan Of 100000 in specie.
In the fight at Saltilio the IInperialist Gene.
rails Victoriano Lepedo, and Lierro were
wounded, but escaped capture.
CortiEas captured s50, 0oO in specie and nine
hundred prisoners while Negrete VISA attack
4pg Matamoras.
On the goth ult-, the rebsl General Slaughter
fortified the left bank OF the Rio Grande,
ana opened an artillery fire on the enemy to
prevent HE troops from reaching the river for
water.
party Of guerrillas recently attempted to
kidnap the Empress and take her away from
The City of Mexico.
her confirmed
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PROM CHARLESTON.

The Arrival There of Admiral Godon's
Seuadren-Fllght of the Rebel Governor
Maerath.
NEW YORK. May 2e.-1nformation has been
received mere that Admiral Godon's squadron,
bound for Brazil, put into Charleston on the
Hth. One OF The vessels, the Emma Henry,
Jos: paddle wheel by collision in the har-
cor, and has returned.
Governor MaRrath, Of South Carolina, has
run away from Column 10, the seat Of govern.
lGenr.
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Gen. Sheridan nj St. Lsuis

ST. Lows, Nay 25.-General Sheridan ar
yiyei here yesterday.
he was met on the opposite side of the river
ny delegation Of citizens who gave HIM q
wa-M welcome.
He was serenaded at night by large and
enthusiastic crowd OF people.
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Use of Former Rebel Property.

CAIRO, May 27.-Major General Wilson has
cToe-et ali Confederate States mules horses,
harness, wagons, and leather ne. required for
Cor The use OF the cavalry corps 70 be turned
over 20 Colonel Foster, QUartermas.er Gen
s-al, 70 De distributed among people as a loan
FROM us, bu. retIrnable whenever called for
ny proper authority.
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FROM TEXAS

Reports Of Returned Unien Prisoners
Negotiations for Further Snrrenders in
Arkansas.
FORT SMITH, May E.-Escaped Federal pr.
,oners OF the ed Iowa, Just arrived from
Texas, report that the Federal prisoners con-
rEed AZ Tyler, Texas, are allowed to escape
in large numbers, the guards saying that when
he prisoners are all gone they will have moth
ing TO do, ana can go home. Enlisted men are
unwilling 10 fight longer, and therefore do not
respond to Kirby Smiths late proclamation.
shey acknowledge themselves whipped, and
are an Iious for peace.
The surrender of the rebels east Of the Mis-
sissippi was not at first credited, but il Is now
believed.
The interior OF Texas is in a terrible disor-
panied and demoralized condition. The de-
sertions are very numerous.
General Russy is now negotiating with the
rebel officers Of western Arkansas for the sur
render Of their commands. Quite number OF
them have already came IN, and others will
doubtless follow their example.
The guerrillas have ceased molesttng the
tcats and telegraph lines.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY TIE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
1873 & 1917 Broadway, New York,

GREAT DISTRIBUTION
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION,
195 It 1917 Broadway, New York,
ROSEWOOD PIANOS. MELoDEoNs,
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, ESGRAvINGs,
Silver Ware. Fine Gold and Silver Watches, and
ELEGANT JEWELRY.
CONSISTING OF
Diamond Pins. Diamond Rigs, Gold Bracelets.
Coral, Florentine; Mosaic. Jet, Lava and cameo
Silver E1ssnsion Holders, s 81 , But IT."
toys Gs:i Sets p 81 studs, C ard d Neck
VALUED AT 100000.
DISTRIBUTION is made in the following man
ns%af fiss fEsfi a9e Is:
eontainps he Certificate Or ords, for some Att
celpt Of Is cents. 's~'N W '-'-''' oA 10
On Tsssiyins ths Certificate the purchaser win
then The arss
named, or can ehoose any other one article on our
abs Of s5AaE 7.
from one to FIVE hundred dollars,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
which they need rot pay until it is known what is
iSTfhs sATfsFS sSS1, Ssss GUARANTEED IN
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
original and Largest Gift Association in the
in fair and HONORABLE manner, and large and
greatly ncre ased trade is proof that our patrons
appreciate this method of obtaining rich and ele.
During the past year this Association has sent
Of II. eoqntFy Those who patronise us win re-
an .rs No oAe
p Hs vi
mediately sent to any address By return mail or
Ths following parties h.ves ecently drawn val:
have kindly allow the use 3f their names,
k.H PsDtiaxs
500: 7. Jones. Barrett, Marshall 90: Kansas.
S1aS asa Wsseh 1ass sy9s sss1
a2d east 2ath street. New York. PIANO, Value
IFS Hsyi lmf: Eea9o
Susser RsnGns Ring galqs 500 Mrs. Pen
Indians YsIanfseI;. N.:hxi lie; Tenn Watch.
deon. value, $EO yamssL. better, City Surveyor.
JAM. Ely, is! Wooster street, corner Becker,
New York: Oil Painting, value, 800; Mrs; j: g.
value, $40; Dr. ]. r. sinclair. No. 4 Main street..
Utica, N. T.. Framed Engraving, yaine, S25; Hon.
Luther Detmold, Washine ton, b. c., Oil Painting,
Were we permitted, we might add many names
to the above list, but many persons object to our
Letters from various parties. threu shout the
BILE gifts, may be seen on die at our office.
LIST OF ARTI0Lns
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Without regard to value. and not to be paid for
until you know what you will receive:
10 Elegant Rosewood Pianos,
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YROBaBLE SURRENDER OF KIRBY
SMITH.

BAror ROUGE, May ~, via Cairo, May o.
Ryieadier General Brevet, and Co.'s. Deblan
a. Burke and Zeip arrived here TO day as com.
On ISIS lonere from Kirby Smith.
General Heron and Lieutenant Commander
Foster came down from Red river with them.
Gen. Heron has telegraphed Gen. CANDY,
and il is believed here that terms will be ar.
ranged for the surrender OF Kirby Smiths en-
tIYe ATTY.
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OLD ND eTOC KS,

GOLD AND STOCKS.
Our once has been placed In direct telesrapk
comm unication with the Gold and Stock 1xckanRe
Rooms in New York, insu1ins promptness in the
execution OF orders.
Purchases and Gales a aie Ut the usual rstes,
RITTENHOUsE. FOWLER & co.,
INST Bankers. 352 Penna. Nv.
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CnieIrE,s HolIHGnIn

This celebrated TOILET eoAr, in sueh rutv.-..
semGna, 10 made from the esei,<a material. =.
mid sd se1ssss In Its nature, ,as,as.iy .1.s.S
md s2srsnSly tsxssetsl In i:s settop upon m.
ahin. Poy sa,e By ell Dirt ssisn acd Soncy Goods
B<&I<:y. ssp Is .soJ,
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DENTISTRY,

i eJternal Application Of DR.. eisesmendS Bs-
iENoI on PAtMiTT0; i .sts 81 once upoa
relieves instantly. By this discovery decaysd
teeth can be euIsd and preserved y silins md
inc 0heoplastic Bone Teeth inserted over roots.
and teeth extracted without pain, ct goo Penn.
avenue, hp 1-lm
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WOODS
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIVER,

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority Of this machine all others for the
purpose Of sinking Oil Wells. the undersig ned 10
nov prepared to receive orders for the same.
This machinery com prises everything requisite
fes the berins Of Gil yslls ss5septiSg the stan
tbut will be furnished, il desired, at reasonable
price,l and dispenses with the use Of the derrick
rope, bullwheel and other cumbrous and OK pensive
fixtures now in use, and is arranged, being CON
strrcted en- wheels and portable, that it can be
easily removed for the purpose Of sinking wells in
different localities.
The detritus Is removed from the well BY our pat.
emit hydraulic process, and does cot require the
moval of the drill from the boring. This process
not Ely removes ell the detritus in from to 10
minutes, but likewise efectqally clears out aud
opens all the small oil veins that are often
trslye closed by the old process Of sand pumping
With this machine snd practical engineer,
we'll be sunk from 400 to Coz feet within p.riod
Of from ID to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
driven.
Arrangements are being made for the construe-
ton and delivery of these machines At New York,
Norwich, NewbLre, N. and Pittsburg, Pa. For
tg,thsT nfoSmstGp. RIifs terms %e address
York, Ap7.Sm
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7.3O NA E52E. 7.3O
Mr. JAY COOKE, OF our ara. having resumed
the General Agency for Government Loans. vs
are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s.7-3o TREASURY NOTES.
These notes are issued. under date OF August 10,
1854. in denomonAtions Of
$50. 500. $500, n .OeO and - 600.
They bearing interest at 1910 per cent. Per an
mum. and have coupons attached, payable in law
ful money. on February 18th and August 18th Of
each year. The principal win be paid In lawful
money on August 18th, 1867; or, at the option
the holder. the notes may then be exchanged. IT
Par, for
y.s 1--WE TWENTY BONDS,
redeemable At the pleasure ef the Government 8,
any time after Eve years. and payable twenty years
on August LIST. 1867, with interest At
Six PER CENT IN COIN.
payable sem1-annually, These bonds are at pres.
snt worth in the mafke about NINE PER CENT
prsmium, from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest. and there Is left net
premium upon the bonds Of SIX PER oKNT..
with Q prospect Of much greater value At the
date Of the N aturity Of the Seven THIRTY Notes.
We receive in payment for subscriptions the Nv
srGa issues OF
YIvl PER olNr. TREASURY MOTHS.
allowing accrued interes. thereon. We also tax
Certificates OF Indebtedness and Government
Bonds of AL issues at their current value.
Full information furnished upon sppleation IN
person or By mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
1880 NOTES.
In order 10 prevent the rautilation ofthess notes
the Beer tary of tho Trsssury has given notice
that the notes are not unless all the
matured coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE CO..
feb l-dn Bankers.
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THE EVENING STAR
TUEGRAPHIO NEWS.

AHOTHER REBEL ARMY AND NAVY
sURRENDERED.
The Trans Mis- sissippi Department Ceded
Il the M a oyerhment-GeneFal Sher.
Idan 70 have NO Fightipg-kirby Smith
Gene 20 Terms.
OPTICAL wAR BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WARRINGTON, May 1850 q. N.
Hs;sr General Dir, NsU Yo.E:
A dispatch from General Candy, dated at
New Orleans yesterday, the 26th In stan, states
hat arrangements for the surrender OF the
Confederate forces in tie srans-mississippi
Department have been concluded. Iney IN
sfnae The men and material Of both the army
AID navy.
Epw1Sm. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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f1RIAT DIsoovRRY IN DENTISTRY.
rllrH lxTRAcTED WITHOUT PAIN.

70 .sss @ y: 3. 9sssaYes: Wig
and have them taken ont without pain.
Also, call and examine the Doctors new and tns-
proved method of inserting ARTlf1olALfn1T H.
you viii have them in no other style than thia
new and yalse BILE one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
Silver and Rubeer Plates at the old price, a. We
have not advanced ths price on our work airos tie
No. 2l2 PsnA's avenue. between 18th and isth
streets:
Jan 96-iy e.R. LEwIB, NJ D.. Dentist.
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STRAWBERRY RA6K DT8i
- STRAWBERRY BASKETS!l
STRAWBERRY BASKETS III
AT $500 PER HUNDRED,
All may now enjoy the luxury Of delicate fruits
expense as to render it unnecessary to remove the
fruit from the basket until ready for use.
This Basket 10 superior in every respect to any
Fruit Basket in use and We challenge the world
to produce one at less cost.
Fruit growers and dealers are requested to call
and examine them.
J. P. BARTHOL0W,
SIS Seventh street,
between Pa ave. and Canal.
my IL cow WAshin Rton, D. g,
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ICE PITCHERS AND WATlR- COOLERS.
4, We have Just received > large supply of0
the above goods, to which We invite the
attention OF purchasers in want Of good
WEBB & BlVERIDGB.
1w~ 5O4 Odd Fellows Hall, 7th st.
Z purchase PRIME FAMILY HERRING can
be acccmmodatsd BY Calling at J. 3. JQHNS0Ny
store, Riley'a wharf. foot 18th ut. Island. m06es
UELMpOLUe CONCENTRATED EXTRAOT
BuOHU is The Gysat OiHr6tie.
Hth1M1SS0LDS ,goNc1NTRAT1D nxTRAcT
Both are prepared according to rules Of Pharma-
ey and Chemistry and are the most active that can
be made. E..- : mar 16-6m
dM4n F's '''a b HMSSoI1S sxIS &c DO
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D0TeAAC TRANSPORTATION LINE

NEW ST1AMsHIP LINZ aO~x
OF SCREW sTEAMBRs
TO NEW YORK.
Tie New and Substantial Steamers.
=. O. KNIGHT, CAPT. ]. J. MASON.
JOHN GIBSON, CAPT. W. G. GyoGHHeAr
Built expressly for this route. are now le,vIns
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. @. ana
ALEXANDRIA,
BV1RY THURSDAY AT 4P.M.
AND
EKW YORK. fror, Pier IA, N. r. on the sams IA,
Freight received daily, handled in the ost cara.
;ul manner, and delivered with the rre,test di..
Patch, at fair rates.
For Freight, &C.. apply to
SNOW CO.,
Washin ston and Georgetown. D. q
FLOWERS BOWEN. Alexandria, and
VIM. J. TAYLOR Il CO.. 40 Ced.r s,,aa+ N
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TRUNK, SADDLERY,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT
MANDATORY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
~ 600 va
SHVINTH sTRlIT.
One Door Norn Of Odd Psllo,us Hall,
Where they continue to manufacture and kav
on sale large and fine assortment
TRUNKS. vALIsEs.
TRAVELLING BAGS,
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HORSE CovIKs.
ILIrARY HORSE 1oUEPMINrs.
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Trunks, &C.. repaired promptly and thoroughly.
THRl1 eILVNR MEDALS
Awarded BY the Maryland Institute Of Baltimore
October slst, 1854; also, the highest premium. q
bronze medal. BY the Metropolitan Meehanies'
Institute Of Washington. D. O., In tan.
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For District OF Cou nbia and Alsxandris, w.. far
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CELEBRATED PREPARED
HARNESS OIL.
Supplied at the lowest
feb ely FACTORY PRICES.
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ngR GREAT CAPTAINS, with portraits. Ban
~ itary Condition of Neg York City: Historic
Ss ,'Sis, oessr; Par; E., J. Napoleon III,
Vol J. lnf and Aboe.e of Warrington. Beat
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- election viii be held. on MON DAY THE 5th day
q Jnne. 1865. in conformity to the provisions Of
Of Of Church & Co.. corner Of Maryland avenue and
l!th street for Collector, Register, Surveyor one
members Of the Board of Common Council, Peil
open at O'Clock a N. and close at 7 p m
ROBERT 81 GRAHAM,
Jos l.. PEARSON,
O. G. ANDERSON.
my ~ te Commissioners