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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The Convention Of Evangelical thristIans'

C.speland Sept. 2s.-The Convention OF hAhsel'
cal Christians re-Gs,embled this moInin' NV
Business Committee reported plan OF orsanlha'"n'
giving As the title Of the organization Iht A"'''
can ChriitiAn Commission" with An E1eeut't ''"
mitiee OF sixty, which Committee 'hal be ona''''
with the work OF awakening the attention oi INC
Chr,t.n publle TO the urgent need Of extending the
Gospel 10 the mut!tudes OF people that y hA 70. ~ ~
reached by direct Christian labor Chis, on Of
Organization. paying high compliment W We Ap'''
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Of the United states Christian Comm aston both in
the Army and Navy. The following were then chosen
ss the temporary officers Of the new organization
President, Chief Justice Chase Of washington
Vice President, Rev. Dr, Durbn. Of New York
secre arv, Rev. w. n. Bosrdman, Of Philadelphia.
General Howard. Rev DR.. Kirk, Jay Cook and schuy.
Ter Colfsx are among those composing the Executive
Committee. Two lArge meetings we're held IN the
evening, rhich were addr s.ed by Rev. DIR. Durbin,
Rev. Dr. Mungins and others, After which the Con.
yention adjourned sine die.
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From Committee on Appointments and Discipline,
In relation to expulsion Of John Hurds, Of Engine
60. "a, aud recommending his return " honofab
standing in the company, he being unable TO do duty
10 consequence Of tho lost Of leg. Adopted 1919.
From same committee, oiyan Zins new Englnr Co,
TO lie called Metropolitan Fio Engine Co, No. o. at
55 East broadway, with the following ofiiceIs aud
men; Foreman, Stewart Carson Assistant, L. II.
Stewrrt Engineer, Thomas lleay; Driver, Jno J.
Herrick FiIemen, v. Van Blunt Jno knapp =. K.
Bertine, y. hcArdle, y. Roche, j. Conway aud W.
Hogan. Adopted. ,..... From sAne, recommending
officer. and members OF Engine Coz = and V. d.,
10 he TetiIs cd from DUTY, and that such are In goot
standing he hOnorAbly dischaf- ed. Adopted. zee.
FlOm came, recommending james Campbell a. hre-
man Met OpOitsn Engine Go, yh ma Francis
Murray IA Metropolitan kngine TO. ., Adopted ,.'..
From same, rccommendlns me refusal q
Co 10 Adopted. From SANG Organizing
a new engine Co, (aetTOIOiitAn No. ~ at 81
Ludlos street with the iOlowing neunbeu
Foreman, X v MActAy; Asst- I'D. Z. HoyE Eng.
lame. Hamilton; stOker W, II. Jshei Driver, ! ".
IInchuAn; FifeInen, .A NeN,le, u. II. Grifiths,
W A, Innder. Vim. W. Woods, ID. Glossy, VIM.
LonK and Noah l.. Chamberlain. Adopted ...-...
FTom Committee on Buildings and Suppi"', fecOm-
Inending tho contract Tor erection oil stables in lud-
on a. eot 10 be gwen 70 Mm. ilaw, Jr, for A.? ~
Adopted .... From Committee on Finance and
Telegraph, with Ihe lowing resolution Resolved,
That Ia order W expedite the prompt payment u
amounts due to membsp Of tho Department, tho
Treasurer deliver to the foreman OF each Company,
tCsstiauet - tse Lsss PSEs,I
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THE
Great South Western
OIL lid MIRIHG CO..
THE

TUBS Company has received ChsTter from the
j Leg ,isture Of feuuessee, win very h0efal
privileges and powers
The Comp nv has organ 5ed under the Ch7rter,
snd in 2 n rt time the Books viii be open Tor the
ss.a o. stock
This Company has a large srnouat r. on and
Mineral lgnd 10 Georgia, Aiabsma, s1d Tsnne-aee,
estiuat-d % be uorth Five Million a Dol.srs.
These lands have been csre uliy se.e 81, and are
known to te very rich IN Di and Mineral.
This Corporalion WI lsus shares e 50. A.
msnT Of th- members g this Company have bad
j cad eXtfns ve experience 70 tne Mines n me
IS es., sad ihs Oh reg.cns oi Peuusyl u AHA aud
Ohio, .. proris - b. one of The best. II not 0e
te-t ard nlost 90 e-pusing Com lany q rs ain
cprrsiug ID The Uni e States. Csnlta ist NJ 90
well 20 consult th q Com -s-v before purchasin z
-tlcs 81. eHhere. Msny o. the m-mber- Of t-is
corporation are sell X OWa ih h-ougn0u tha c. IN
try. o. meu or Chars,ier. int < Ity H1d a1iil :
rhs following s-e the n.hcsr- q ins corporation
PnrsnEAT-R "A. NIL zUY. Msi. Sea. VOls-
Vicr FErsDExT-WN. GBEhNY. Of Oh o.
TEE,srnEn-W W6IIE, Of Tann
srcarraEY-JNO. o CRAvENs, = A G. vols.
uIRE-IcEs:
I6ssph q Fowler, q. ?. 5snstor Rom Teon.
sHelsh Waters, = tennessee.
" d. Whre, Of O.
J. ssiRgarl. q Indans
j. W. nlrJT,
r. H. MHroy.
Wdhsm Gieany, Of Oh o. jeis-a
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The $4,000 Rebels.

The Chicago Times has an article de-
fning the policy foreshsdOwed in the
5000 clause of the Presidents am
nesty proclamation. The Times says:
Whatever the outward appearance of
this $4,000 clause, it is in reality found
ed upon a most accurate appreciation
of the cause of secession, and a knowl-
edge of its remedy. 1t is not designed
TO affect men Of wealth because they
are wealthy, but because in no other
manner can the President reach, so ef@
fectually, the largest number OF that
class of men who are responsible for the
rebellion. Its not true that every
man who possessed property to the
amount Of $4,000 is a rebel, but it Is
true that ifa Southerner be found in
the possession of this amount the
chances are many against one that he
took an active part against the Govern
ment
The clause is not leveling nor agra
rian; it is not directed st property but
il is simply an effort TO reach, IN the
most direct manner, the real culpTits q
the rebellion
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aid of the militia and forcibly dispos'
sessessed them of their seats, and in
stalled his sppointees, Messrs. Wagner
and LoYelace.
John Mitchell who edited the Rich.
mond Enquirer, and who has recently
been editing the New York News, to
which position he had been invited oy
Ben. Wood, was Wednesday arrested by
Gen. Dix, in obedience to orders from
Washington. The notorious Judge
McCunn honered around General Dlxs
Office, evidently desirous of securing
Mitchell's release in some way, and as
serting that, as he was an alien, he
could not be tried for treason. He did
not find Mitchell however; the latter,
as the Post remarks, being probably at
sea.
The Boston journal says there is in
that city relic brought from Rich.
mond-a plaster bust of jeff Davis,
bearing on the front of the base the
name, 81. Davis" and on the back is
the inscription, Carved from memory
by Mexican captured by Colonel Da-
Wis, at Buena Vista" This relic was
found on the mantel-piece in the man
sion occupied by JEFF Davis, and at the
present time occupies a conspicuous
position, wrapped up in Confederate
flag and suspended by the neck.
Camp Chase is now pretty much free
from the presence of rebel prisoners.
Only forty or fifty remain, being civil
ians and soldiers above the rank of
Major. 81
Judge Lewis E. Parsons, the Provi-
sional Governor of Alabama, was a
Douglas Democrat in 1860, and has
been a conservative, snti-Davis, anti
war man ever since. His political
record and views are those of W. w.
Holden, the Provisional Governor of
North Carolina.
A considerable step toward the resto-
ration of free free trade has been taken
by General Candy. BE announces that
there will be no more search made for
the Confederate cotton, and that the
royal staple may be brought forward
without military restriction.
The Raleigh North Carolina) Pro
gress, of June 6, announces serios of
Union meetings to be held in Wake
county, and observes, under the head,
"Who Shall Represent US in Congress2"
Colonel Russ, the bold and fearless
advocate of peace when the very air
seemed impregnated with blood, and
the bayonet of Davis threatened ali
who dared oppose his wishes, seems to
be the first choice of the loyal people
Wake"
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- Single BOX OF HrnndrerL'z
pills contains more 7ogofasts .r.r. tr- ....-
ihan tFenig hoHes d sug pl's 10 en- uo-.- BE-
s'dss' my i've bundrsi phT..c.aas uss fl-r n
ther pfaot ce 70 be exclusion q. 1iher r---tIr..
2 lhe hrst iet ef q ihei~vaile "a ylt .a--ey s-t-
eiAiod. Whsu they aFs better zaoau au1..- s.,.s
su't eortnusd s'csnsss ID 10 g tao psst -
thoss Who know ITEM speaE rg1t olt a l..r Is.
vof. ltisa duty VIZ sil sa9a ir.
Oar rsse - sufs-ci 10 rsisodaarg sr s.tst..i
tila AZ n seas0n, and .t - a. dsueardns .- d.
P'eFE'Ht, but bfaodeth'a Plis aferi sn ias..sssl.
and eiHcieut protrcton By -ter o. ooaaoaai l..-
Es prevent uls ooiloeuon Of hoss -1surfa.
-hieh. shsn In suiieisaf QUANTITIES -,... j.. -,....
danger 70 ne boiy hszi.h. They sooa eur. liver
complains, dgspepais. loas ~ appet.s. p.s F. tls
bead, tezrtolra, pan 10 NJ breast -aas. .r..t..
iliutlsss snd oosfiFansaa- 6aii ~ sl r.--s-t.r
f--l,F1 10 Aa-i-anea flaarr ir--..-
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This vice. which is never p-sct-es .u
the presence Of any one, has proved tla
everlasting ruin Of thousanda of Che 1ohlc
and moet talented young mon chat over
gave tongue 20 eloquenco or pen t1 rare.
lt has destroyed hoalth, blasted thr crrrf. .-
tuition, and reduced tho miserable victim t-
q living skeleton. Nor are these .-T tl.|
aud fatal effects iu iis pains are rc1...
the ruins OF reason, Che most uo'lrtH...
sight that can meet mortal eyes. Ir Ha
cured permanently Of taia adiica0l, cril -1
Dr.. Coleman, No. 50 North Cherry strssl
Of address him BY letter. B0z Gee. Na.l
vile, Tenn. GtZ5.l
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The New York Times says that Wen
dell Phillips did threaten repudiation
of the national deLt, and that the cor
rected report Of his speech is fraud.
The Times observes:
ave are informed. by persons who
heard the speech, and whose suthority
Mr. Phillips himself viii not question,
that he declared, distinctly and unmis-
tskably, that he would advocate a re-
pudiAtion of the national debt, unless
the suffrage was conceded 10 the en-
franchised slaves. The corrected YER
sion Of his speech, which vas represent
ed as referring only 70 the rebel debt,
was a fraud-intended 10 convey the
false impression that be had never
threatened Reputation Of the debt
incurred by the Government in the war
against rebellion.
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OoUETEaFEITs.-lnlorma kaa hodl 30
eeivod By 9. L. Barlow 4 Go. thnt ce-...
druggists Ia this city have been pal1llr OF
on persons ealing for Dr.. Fcll1c'g PlrE 90
rate an article Of their own mau1Helr-a
which they say ia superior % che rsrr ri.
We would advise all persons Co gcl -Ha
gonuine, and should you require ary u.e1 f.
ciEe for the Itch, king-w9rm. Ioll--. a-
any diseeaoof the akin, DO noe suffer t1T'
dnprincipiod man % impose any 0ErHF
preparation on you, bll got Er. te.H...
fink Corate, manuiaClurai bT q. u.
yoU 3 Co., No I95s Dcad5ricc sl-act. N-...
vllo, Tom.
?. 5.-A liberal discount made e. Ie...r-I
Sent BY mail 20 any address Oh r1rr. %. .
81 T. Be Huro that you got .ha e1lgi.a.
sap24-n
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Let every man b. his oan doctor. Trs
10 The namo Of box oi met.esCss lrep.r-
ed By an eniuout physician il C.rc.ln.I
e contains preventative sud cure u- a.l
private disctsoa, yah direa.l0ns bow r1
treat each case, therefore, wi.1 tts Young
hcns friend in your p0ssesli1r. you rae-
the iull directlous and medicine u- .lr
treaiment Of yourseif and l-Io1r1. p. 10
Tor sale By dFugg lts every 9hs-s. te- sr
tho Young Mans Friend. uvZ--Ia.
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Ice Cream saloon.

We respectfully announce CD an Qua
irienda and patrons that We have rs-1re Cd
our Ice Cream saloon for Che season. tI f
hope 70 receive the same patroFrEo laat
haa been 90 literally bestowed ou u1 ev1sr
season. We have always on hand celias.
tionary Of al kinds, and cooi soda aalsf.
Cream made 70 order for parties, etc..
CAUyIN 3 lUGtrrr.
ioI-julIs q North Caorry street.
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As We ara about to have Psaes, all can
brink Mlna nnd ha Mn

The pure old imported Port. Baer-F. tra.t-
ga, Currant and Ciares " ines, O.tJ.-rI .rt
Blackberry Brandy, Champagne. B.t-a,
-chaPpa, Holland Gin, anl ully other
liquors 100 numerous 90 mention. rra f..
satabies OF almost every dclcuUtar can l1
found a. ". ". T0tten's Groesr5 l1uss. El.
Rs, College street, Nashville, Tll1.
nayl8-tf
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Please ~ -.

The notes and accounis Of IT, W. Ea-
kin 4 Co., suickler, Bills q Co., urd A. %.
Adams 4 Co. will be found al So. 5i E--E
College street, near The Square, where sli
persons indicted % any OF these 1rma VIII
please make immediate payment, IA che
business must be closed up.
In my absence, lfr. r. q. Throne 90 fli-
IL authorised 10 attend 20 the business.
A. 6. ADAMS, 81 College street.
mGr3l-3m noar The square.
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$40 Reward.

CTRAYFD r m the Iesdsn-e o. The Fubssr5eF,
- On tie corner o. Eine sni Bel streets. . b sht
bsy horss about lf han hisa, blsEa 10 N fsre,
arif s. & is feL sad horse = rnarst u s. and [.
& s-I vs. pur- bas-d s. q lac sale O. condemned
81 veruren- 3 ck N y ger a.
Iu.f ray the fbsve reward 70 SOY one uho VII
rs=fnr1 $50 b re 70 nv Go -, Or a. 40 a. Cd
err.af ne Cnerry stolen and retlrned, 90
-fsz 1fla rss e. bit II rlstto he trcuois of b 1t
b. IN. he AZ aal as enioresd.
iais-u III. COUSINS.
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Notice.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
orsurERNAsTER GKErRALs orTICE.
WhsHixsfox, d. c., May -, lS65.

orsRrEpNAsTEk GKErRALh OTTICE. I
WAsHISsTox, d. C., May =, lSe5. !
1TANy THOUSANDS OF MULES are beipg DIS
mi nose5 oF st pub j, sale, 81 Wash ngton.
= he ssle vii continue until the numuer q AMI
snsis l. reduced in proportion to me Feaucbon o.
he srnnies nov gong on upidly.
There are 10 the armies 81 ihe Foiouiac, OF TIE
TspnasaFe. ard II 6t orgis, probably tOUS THOU
SAND or IRE FINEST siA-MULk TEAMS IN
tbs WORLD. ,...,
vsr. - ,puns mules, accompanied the armies IN
al III msrches and caInps, snd sre tnorooghiy
broken hsfd, ned b. exencise, Eente ane iaiiliisi
frrsn bang ~ long surrounded y the soidiers-
TY1e Whole south is stripped q iArning stock
s,3 fbe No-th aieo hss suffered from the arsin Of
animals, taken 10 snrply the armies.
IN, y sn.ma are sold q pubic alceon Ihsl
WILL N1r ING ANYTHING llhh THEIR
TkUF VALUE sod such opportunities ior isrmers
ta cet woFking animals 20 oeE their iarms, ana
over nd dealsrs in stock 10 nlske good spe-
euistiUns, ~ purchssi 8 them and q seosing q
' n. T. MElGS,
QuArteTu ss.er General,
,..e on Brsvel MAYOR General
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Gold is falling, 50 is the pnes Of Photo
graphs at the Gallery Of The Cln6s7.azl.
Card Pictures nov only s. Per d5zsl.
aPrlI-tf A. 8. M8sss. 25 Celsru..
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!, Beautiful Picsarea Of Babies tazeu u
thFes seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, Che -r1ai
Baby Tamors 81 shs Gallery Of lho C1ubsr-
and arrIi-t.
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a faoroosArH Office, 10 good b1liaa-s
loeslity for rent Address B5z 47I, P.O.
Juns6- sodtf
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The bsst Ice for seie % t11 Ice Dsyos o.
Clark Sregory, - Broad llEle..
iuna2-Im
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Wheat and s aW -

nsh % uarFFt prize alI ts sfle 49, r-
h-ll ga - ofl.a hfEe ~ lr f.aI. N
te- a. az he 80 tls- 10 q zoe. D. MI do ..I
= siFe us call osore sei Ise e.sas her.
ht6d 40. 9LAs 9 ~.
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SANDS'ALE

WE have on hsnd hrgs stock n sanis' Chi
W o. % Crcau md stock Ales Vhfh ~ Rusr
aufee direct r.. N <ands hi go Brrae~F. siIho'
ko.
also Botrsd Ale q The hest msnr'a,t1rs. We
have ~ a isrys stocs of EutieTs autuHes snd
FanIy Gloosri :, which Ws Az of ring 3 Z "
hFuras sc. w fDACl
lai5u f5 Union str-et.
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4 est, on su7iEr a't1Taeor. ar
i tHs htlr ad t.iage a-rsr--
"a AN 1efi % flFef. q .-rt fl.a- ~
Isrd qupsy, anou 20 tht ad - - ~
Il h sh' = aotg. 40 1.a ) 4 ala s-lEs
eurs. Who Fer rrileaf hm D. H. ~
Ali - Huers if rcNsrief a-a as s-s r.t......,
hn alsT th.s Hslcs WI b Pi9sess.ad IaS
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Taken up

ny fhs reb-erher hring on ne VI -rress boro
Is riks. abouf fEo niles n IN t-ertY uesr re
- drn-r cf sfs gHlug. one f7f Id'e eos, Fh.s
f,e~. s-fts uasisf tlo u-.Iy, 40 Hhfe hiad feet
ne osnsr can " the - ne = proving rfops ty
ard na- iag charEss.
Iuneis-l.' 3HA Ransom eo'cred y
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DEADsl BE ADsu READsI
ID AM FANCY GooDS.
n. p, BROWN, Importer,
marsi-sm 40. I80 Pearl s., ny.
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Shirts at N. York Prices
r. Il. THOHPs 1N-s shI.t Der.t.
apr25-G 2s CheuV o.. Eea- [ Iio1.

Pearl Miniaturos, 10 Oh. or Wa.es c1l1-s
Ges the genuine at tbs Gallery Of tho Cum.
bsrland. rrrII-.f
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NsEa bo prepared ID afhr-r lms Fl. f.--.4
a4f amount OF ficu-. bra L.luIner rtnl lr...s.
As ke-erFllr 1lls. 81 ru ai f1 'f.lr.-
ntl'-im Ga lllaLl- q cl.
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RuIIding L0ts for Sale.

4 HAVE 8 CT 10 lots; inmediately oeyone ~ sne
Il Hortonltural Garden, vel afnated loI oaA~-
e parpossA Vhioh Va AL On good terEns-
ss72@s JOIN HUGH eth.
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J.H. WINSL0W & CO.
CEsTABLEHED Iseol
100 900 Watches, Chains, Gold Pencils, &C.,
&e., &c,
WORTH s5OO.OOOii
To be sold at one Dollar each. without regard 70
Value.
and rol 70 Be pad r ~ y0l S00 '0at yoa are % 20
sPLESDID LIsr o. ABrICLu
Al 90 be sold for One Dollar Rseh-

100 Gold hunting Cassd Walohes.........sll5 each
100 cold ........... 20 each
30 Ladies' Gold Waiches 40 b
SO Ladies' aad Gents' silver Wstches.. Is each |
5000 Vest Neck, and 6uard ChGnss5 % 10 each
BOO Chatsiaine CHAINS snd Neck
5000 owl ana Chssed Gold BrAee-
% ~ eech
900 Gold and Jet Revolving
BrOocha7 7-...---...--. -.-..-..---.--.- = % eecn
s000 Gold. o Y1, 3 Jet Brooches. 20 each
5000 FlOgenhne, Mosa5c aud Cora
.oc Esr BroSs Cvsrty yics . sseR
$3.50 Sets Ladies' Jewelry, (6oid
and Jet etl..-..----...-..--..--.-..---o 70 ie ofcn
5000 SETS Iadies' IeEslry, vausJ
500 Ladies Teit buckles and
Gold m mo- ..--........--...-. % each
500 LADIES' ar Gems Gold Pen
cla .........--.-.--......s------..----s - eech
800 SOht ire sleeve Buttons, va
rety Of f-tyles.-.....---........--.. 20 eael
5000 Bosom studs, var ~ Of styies ~ 10 each
6OOo Watch Keys. FOB and ab5on
1900 Gents Masonic pins ana
Ringa a............--.....-...-.s....... % each
5000 Gents Solitaire and Cluster
% 10 each
500 Sold o IN snd Ear rlcizs.... 10 each
$3.50 Plain. Chased and stone SET
tanga .s.--..-------'---s.-. % etcn
60OO Lad es' California Di amond
KinEs.........-....-.-......--- 70 each
5000 Mage spung and snap Lock
eta % 10 each
10000 Gold Pens, rlyer Mount 4
HoIdsrs......--......... ...-.......... 70 each
1000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension
Cases, and Pescil7 7.......-----.. 4 70 Q each
All OF The shove hst Of Goods vii he sold for one
IoI AZ each Cerudcatss Of al ths various Articles.
stating what ea one can have, are dr-t up IN en-
yel1u-.s sea ed up, and mixed, aud ghen ordered,
are taken out without regird 70 cnoice &C sent by
ma l. thus giving a air cnanc0. On receipt Of Che
Certificate you viii zee Whist J0u can have, an
hen it Is y0ur option 70 send one dollar and take
the article or nOt.
In All sranssctons hy NAL We shall charge for
forFzfd ng the Cert hcate for pAyins postage, snd
doing tee business g cents each, VII b mu-t oe
srci6ssd when the Cer,ifcete IS sent tor l1Ve Ger
dhcates viii be sent Tor 81; eleven for g thirty ior
s5afxit ave for SO, and handred for SIS
ENT5-Th0te acang as ,gents Will Be allowed
Ten ceuts on every Oertihcats 0rderei ~ them,
uroylded their rem tanceB sEuou1s % ope doiiA-.
Agents viii collect = cents for every cerhheate,
and remit % cents 70 us, ether n cash or postage
stamps. Great caution should b. used hg our cor
respondents in regard = Nung thsir oerrect sd
dre-s ts7Tn, county and state Address
J. d. WJNSLOW . co,
aprls-3m rs broadway, New YORK
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ITCHl ITCH!i ECHliI
HernlchI GerafehIf EerafrhIII

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ID fhirty-siE houTas aisc crrss srsi1.Haaf UIl
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Veterinary Surgery.

TvHE u-dersigasd having ope7ed Veterinary
1 Hospital A. No. front stFset, below the
Oid Brdge landing. respectfully so.ica thn pat
r0uaEs q his faends and The o1rnuunity - iarZs.
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liable treatment for ID seasea 81 ihe Lrur- rrt
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LOWEST PRIGtS.

$500 DOz. Painted Buckets;
s,O0O Assorted BrOOmsi
1890 Tubs, painted and white;
1900 Nests Baskets
1000 Pkgs. Spices;
500 Pkgs. Wrapping and Sewing Twinei
500 Pts. Wick;
500 Box Soap, MOL. Gerus 4 and TOile
800 Coils Msnilla Rope;
800 Coils Hemp
1000 Dos. Bed Cords;
1900 Dos. Liquor Ksgsi
500 Cases Pickles;
100000 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fine;
1000 BOzIPipes, wood. clay, stone, &c.i
$500 Cases Can Fruitsj
$50 Gro. Assorted BrushesJ
1900 Resms Wrapping PaPerj
1000 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
house in the West.
1000 Doc. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs;
800 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Ware;
1000 Dos. Well Buckets;
500 Bales Oskum.
"a LIS O,
aucets,
Ledles,
Carpet Warp,
Matches,
Backing,
Brady Fruit,
Tiu Ware,
Sauces,
Catsup,
Pepper Sauce,
Mustard,
Crackers,
Stationery,
Wood Bowls,
Starch.
Candies.
Soda,
Hops,
Snuff, &c.
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Government
AUCTION SALE,

At HOSPITAL, No. 10, Fns'eys Block, Pubic
"A Square. on FRIDAY, June 18th;
29It b. Cotton, 50 yrds Curfin Calico.
III Dressing Gowns, 3ts pair DfaWers,
sos 81 irt Collars, Tubs
I.43 Pillow Gases, Ts0 COusferpSneas
fs3 shuck Mattresses, 1f5z Doz Towels,
81 Nspk rs, 685 Bed -Erks,
Aud large assortment Of goods Of ali kinds not
mentioned.
sale to commence at o'clock, Friday morning
next June 18th, 1856.
By order Of Lieut.. Col. A. c. Hamlin. Medical In
spector, u $. A,
J PERKINS, Surg. y. 2 A.
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