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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
Jersey City News.

COLLISION on THE NEW York ERIs RAILROAD --Gaoss
cAEErgssSEss. morning shortly after five
O'Clock, freight train the New York and Erie Rail
road into freight train Of the Northern road OF New
Jersey ut the crossing of the two tracks, the old
slaughter house In Bergen, is alleged through the
who neglected TO stop his train as required 70 do by the
display Of q red signal light at that point, the
other train being entitled to the right OF way The
engines together with tremendous force, by which
the engine Of the Northern road nearly demolished.
and the freight OF both trains badly broken up
causing loss OF probably $4,000 Fortunately no per
son was injured The engineer and fireman OF the
Northern road saved their lives by jumping OF into
ditch The collision great that platform
forced top OF water tank and the tank fell
top of the house Of the locomotive from under which
the engineer and fireman had just escaped The engineer
Of the Erie train explains the matter by stating that he
mistook the red signal light NJ the junction of the two
roads for the light at tho entrance to the tunnel.
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Wreck OF tho Schooner Charies Il. Law
renee.

THE CAPTAIN AND ALL THE CREW BUT ONE LOST.
tFrom the New Haven Journal, Oct 25.l
The schooner Charles f. Lawrence commanded by
Captain Thomas X Sannard Of Fair Haven went ashore
on Wednesday on Staten Island She was from Eliza
dence She got OF some time during the night and
came along down tho sound She passed the mouth OF
wind was blowing heavily Al eight o'clock. when OF
the mouth Of the Connecticut river, gale struck her,
tearing her sails into shrcds and throwing the vessel
upon her beam ends There was heavy sea on at the
time and huge striking the vessel she lay half
submerged In the water broke her into two parts each Of
which was lying on the deck was seized by couple Of
the crew. who chung to 1t tenacousy though the whir
pool caused by the sinking Of the schooner nearly on
quilted them We have not been able TO learn precisely
how many men were on board at the timeone authority
saying six, another four-bu all the two havo
mentioned were swallowed up with the vessel Or these
two only William Kirkland, Of westbrook reached
shore. His companion remained on the plank about
three hours but finally became 50 numbed that he was
compelled 10 let 90, and young Kirkland left alone.
All night long he chung to that ast plank, with dark
ness around and about him, and with the angry sen
breaking over him and momentarily threatening to
wrench away the frau support that kept HIM from
watery grave One dashed him against the plank
heavily to break his Leg yet his presence Of mind
did not for desert HIM, and he still held
All through the night he maintained his hold and until
nine o'clock the next morning, when he was driven
taken Of aud, though badly brused besides hav
ing his leg broken he was 80 far recovered by Monday
which was the frst Intelligence or the disaster which,
had been received He states that when the schooner
went down he heard the Captain cry I'VE are lost"
but he one floating afterwards, and, ~ nothing
has been heard from any one else who was on board
there ground to hope that Of the others
saved.
Captain stannard, a. we have said, resided in Fair
Haven and leaves wife and three children the eldest
Of whom Is only Ave years Of agethe youngest IN Ia
FAINT
The mate OF the vessel whose name unable 10
learn has family living in New Haven Reuben smith,
Of Wesbrook another Of the the names Of tho
Others II there were Others could not ascertain
The Charles 4. Lawrence was large schooner, over
two hundred tons burthen, and was the property OF Mr.
Gilbert stannard Of williamsburg. She was nearly
new vessel and recently purchased Of the govern
mcnt for Captain Stannard who was brother OF tho
owner We do not learn whether or not there was any
insurance Captain s. has vessel from Fair Haven
for number Of years, and regarded as one Of the
best commanders that sailed Long Island sound
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during his term Of ONCE Mr. Charles Esmes, lawyer
well known ability and success in the management of
navy cotton claim the West will argue the case
for the Treasury department
THE FORMER RESIDENCE or THE BRITISH MINISTER
PURCHASED BY NEGRO
The well known residence formerly occupied by the
British Minister on street. has been purchased by Mr.
Alfred Jones' coored feed dealer in this city for thirty
thousand dollars The Minister moved further out in
the direction OF GEORGETOWN.
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HE N Az Y.
SALE OF SURPLUS VESSELS.

SALE OF SURPLUS FESoEIsS. "
The fourth and last auction sale OF surplus naval vessels
took place yesterday noon the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Daniel H. Burdctt was the auctioneer The catalogue
embraced SIDE wheel aud propeller steamships steam
tugs and sailing vessels Many Of the vessels will have
historical celebrity from the fact that they bear honora
BILE marks Of many OF the naval battles during the late
The ordnance stores guns, ammunition, coal ana
prior to the sale The terms Of sale twenty
per down. the remainder TO be paid within six days
when the vessels must be removed from the yard The
attendance purchasers large and embraced many
of prominent shpowners and brokers. The follow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

A.-The Finest OvcrcOats Ever Soon In
thus country ready for sale
/. " BR0KAw, 90 Lafayette place. and
"a Fourth avenue opposite Cooper unsos
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Foreign Mtssfons.-The Reason Why
foreign missions slow thssr great work la .o
ably that the missionaries In most begin wronr Tho
6rt step towards rcyoluonyne the entire nAnne rs
trmA belief OF bsrbarous ignorant people, joui
b. the teaching Of new and wonderful rrhFn No
thing should he 10 inprcss them with full
the superiority OF the Christians Them, aS
their friendship by little acts OF sndness We woula there
fore particularly thn<s gong
Africa provide themselves with good snyyst OF tho
EGYPTIAN LOTUS, for botte OF that delight mi per
furne r a. refine the than manys ermoss
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The gunboats Cayuga Owasco Ottawa Sciota and Wis
sahickOn built in 1891 and cost the governments
each the engines alone cost $45 600 EACH
ard are in good order today as the day they were
built Their sale yesterday therefore, was at great sac
rice The reason ascribed this fact that the YES
sells had stowage capacity said that the steamers
Union Mercedita and state Of Georgia were purchased
by company for the purpose OF running an opposition
line from this port to Aspinwall
THE DOCK RACE.
The second day of the dock trial between the wnoosk
and the Algonquin terminated half four yesterday
afternoon AT that hour by the indicators the respective
vessels follows
Revolutions.
Algonquin AZ, T20
Wnoosk Observation-Disclosures. 1880
In favor OF Algonquin ............... 1850
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A.-Polink ~ SON, Meerschaum Mana.
fao,nrers 6o1 Broadway Fourth street Pipes and
Cgarhoaefs nj Wholesale aud retail order mounted
wih silver and repaired
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Drsssma kers in Search OF Velvet RJ -
hons abonld 20 TO T. IiIGGTNS I26 Sixth avenue near
Tsnth street where there large assortment OF sf col
and widths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

Admirable Taste has been Displayed In
the exquisite novelties Fancy Hats for Children, just
brought NJ 0ENIN'S. SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

Dr. Harrsson's Perfstaltsc Lozcngcs.-,
A positive .prc for ,osrIyESESs, PILES, DYspsrsiA.
and every form Of INDIGESTION Agents, D. Barncs q
Co asremsn Co. New York; Hazard A Co. Phlsdc-
.h. 4 : HARRISON AGO, Prcprietors, Boston, Mssa,
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The Turf.
FASHION C0URsB, d. I.--TROTTING.
xEsnAY Ocfnl,cY Oh nnrss ard sfaLa Hos0 mil

FASHION COURSE, T.. I.-TROTTING.
WEDNESDAY October 25 purse and stake $3.50, mile
heats best three m five, IN harness.
Asa Whitson entered Oh. Big Joo .
Jams Ward entered b. IN. Lady Berry,. 3 2 2
Charles Pecore entered br. y Montreal. 3
Mr.. Gibo entered br. T. St. Lawrence. ..... 4
Time, 25a-2:54-2:62
second race came on, which against time, the
owner Of bay Philadelphia Maid betting that she
would beat three minutes, Mr.. Pagan, her owner 10
drive The trot,ed in 80 and won She was then
matched 10 beat 2:50 James Ward 10 drive The mare
won the second match, performing the distance In 2ls
Philadeiphia Maid uottcd TO wagon
The stations Gcorle Wilkes and Commodore Wander.
bit irot match nj tho Onion Course this afternoon for
1000 mile heats best three In Eve, In harness wilkes
had tn call IN he betting Mt I'll, rack yesterday The
new railroad from Fulton and tho Williamsburg ferries
i9EpilAIesM us Union G9alsA :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

II. w. Jewett's Artthcial Leg m ths
heat in the world manufactured FREQ of any charge
Tor sodiers under contract with government once US
Broadway
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Hest in tho
world harmcsa reliable and instantaneous The only per
fec nys Aso Rcgeneraung Extract Of Milleaur~ Pre-
the hair ~ Barclay street. Ncw YORK
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Summarizing Cared ", hates Patent
Mesrs. 277 West Twenty third ssrv a New YORK
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Al, Prizes Cashsd in Legal Lottorios.-
''lru'A'' '"' ]. C;LurE. Broser. l7s Broaarng
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y..s s sfh gnSsn nn shwiS vino 90
No Gs broadway
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Understandings tn Great variety st
row VIII you please exsmv ,e,
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Extraordinary Opportunisy.-Exerc Ass
econony Sea Island Shirts obtsnsbie ~ No Park
q o. ~ each. SMITH FoNLLR.
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bonnet and Jockey Frames Ina all tho
desirable Including the Marie stuart Empire Polish
a. a,M HIGGINS 16 Sixth avenue, near Tenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

Best and Choapcst-Millcv's Hair Dye.
Large sine rs cents. Try a. Sold by druggists Depot
Dey street
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A.-BOys' and Chfldrens
GARIBALDi. CUrAwAY AND z0UAvE SUIrS.
by The Thousands, at reasonable prices.
T. VI BROKAw. 81 Layafctte place. and
NFourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26
Personal Intelligence.

Major General John A. Logan, the last commander OF
Grants old army, the Army OF the Tennessee, whose
Is Intimately associated with all the battles and
victories Of that peerless old army, arrived the city
yesterday, and IL stopping ut the St. Nicholas
Elk Senator Footc Of Mississippi, is in town.
Rev. Or Krcbs OF New York; Rev J Fletcher
who from extensive tour through Brazil Por
tugal and Spain, and Rev. DR.. Butler Methodist mis-
sonary India the writer OF sketches Of the Sepoy
bclon reached this city in the steamship Pennsylvania
Professor r I. Youmans has returned 20 the United
States from England He has not IL IL said accepted
the chair Of Physical Science in Antioch College, 70
which he appointed last summer
Mr. Dufrcsne, member OF the Canadian Parliament for
Montcam, Is about TO leave a tour through the
Western and Southern States Of the United States He
ia engaged look up the estate Of Mr. Martur, who
died recently Nebraska leaving relatives ia his
attn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

A silent scwing r1ach,nc-viIicoI y
CfpBy gP Brn,dway
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Immense price. Paid 70. Oid /Bcok..-
LEaaAr BROrHERS, lis Nassau atreet
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wheeler ~ Wirsom's Lock stitch scwS
~ k1iiiaA ~ 2alioz aola YlchQs q aZaSaxAk
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A. NJ. n. HsgRlns' Mammoth Mslisncry.
B sixth avenue, Tenth street you get stylish
Bonnet OF Jockey for . reasonable price
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Ladies' Breasspfps, Now SAy,iea
Two three four eighteen 10 two sv ndrea dollar sch
70, sale ~ 40 o. ALLEN No Az srosswsy ono door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

v. ID. T.-F0r Throat Diseases and M
fecions OF the chest "BROwNS BRONCHIAL TfOCfiES."
Cough Lczenges Of great value In coughs Irritation
VI throat by cold unusual exertion 81 tho
vocal organs speaking public SINGING they prodncs
the results The Trochcs have proved their
eNr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

The Ctrcnssian's Passengers.
HALvAx, Oct 25 1895
Tho stea sr Royast with the balance " the Circls
SANS passengers arrived here this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-26

Howe Sewing Machine Co.-E1tasfs owc
yr President, go Broadway. Agents wsuted I
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All Lottery Prizes ashed.-Dra ings.
''O' ~ '-' j. r CLAYTON. 10 Wan strees
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invented by Dr Won EIsENBERo.
for tho dssaecs 81 e Eye kar Chrone CstArrh
I DISEASES OF THB THROAT.
catsrrh Asthma Ansccns Of the Voice Lsryngesi Bron
chiaI AND PumDnary Cemplsnts Dsordered functens 1T
the s,o,,vrb vvr sho~,ness of Breath whccying Cough
and other distressing Auctions OF tho Chcs'; Morbid Aztec
ors III The Liver Weakness Of kerves Debility
Of the whole syseu L. now IN ION operation at the real
dence OF Inventor. DIR. WON kiSENBkRu, k0 Broad
way 61R Rss sYE srRAiaHrENRD IN oNE MINUTE
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Non-ArrivaI or the Africa

Non-ArrivaI OF the Africa.
HALIFAX, Oct 49, 30 r N
steamer sisnalicd 70 the eastward early this
evening, but has since gone.
Tho Africa from Liverpool, with two days later dates
has not yet arrived
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Fact HeretOfOre UmnuverWse".,-. :, :, - -
daily sales OF PfIALON's NIGHT BLOOMING yEREUs
than hundred per cent hos % any ten
perfumes for the handkerchie that hgrr IN we isl ~
choice extracts wbethsr original limitations of French
aud English articles brooklyn Times
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one 1t nave seen fall aud ws STYLE
aeuemeus Hats introduced by KNOX aud 10 found
hs establishment ha Broadway, Under We Prvsost
IJon,e IA Affords aaaftcory evidence Of tbs
~ Of thu aen.p,sp pAe material very snperfso ani
,he chap. very iecomn No gentleman shAJ he without
ana
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Convention OF the Ccfored People In I'm
di0ua.

The coorcd people Of Indiana met IN convention Al
Indianapolis Yesterday One hundred and fifty delegates
present reprcscnin nearly all the counties In the
IA
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THE MAR1PosA COMPANY.

In favor of Algonquin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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recent Official report shows that $1,000 col
ore rein men have enlisted in the army in Kentucky
i,o3o were drafted 2OOO ran away and enlisted il
indiana, Tennessee, and Ohio. Eleven new reg
meats are being organized, which, when completed
"ii make the quota of30.O00 colored men for Ken
'uc<y' Over lU0 negroes day are enlisting.
\ DrsLoYu EDIroR KILLED BY CIrIzENs.- WASH
iHgton, April 25.-JosePh Shaw, editor of the West
minslcr Q;arrol county, Democrat, whose paper was
mobbed and material destroyed the night after the
murder of the Presidcnt account of the dislovaI
sentiments expressed by the editor, and who was
also warned away by the people, returned Yesterday
10 Westminster. Last night he was again waited
Hpon by delegation of citizens, who knocked ,t b;s
aoor. lie appeared and fired into the crowd. woun.
dlng young man named Henry Bell. Upon this
The enrased citizens killed Shaw on the SPOT
EFFECT OF THE ASSASSINATION IN SnERm.N,s ApNv
"A letter from Raleigh says: "The ssd asu.
%" series oi victories can dispe The otIicers snd
men sll alike feel that Gen. Sherman. in hi. orSs
expresses their feeling when he says. the assaus
ihoFi'y. 1t is the last phase of civil war and ,.
l" the people who inaugurate such measures" w"
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Lettcrs Remaining UucIaimoL

April p, 1865. - D'i""dFe'
:. 70 - obtain any of these letters the applicant
must c' tor adeertsed letters give the date Of this
L'' and pay one cent for advertising. Ifnot called
Letter Oiice. '' ~ TIC Dead
Bennett, Charles G;sv u I.J
t:o1"" "'; :. 'co' W. Goalt, MaryJ
tI.rr ~ " " Greenwood, Lizzie
~ ~ IUshe%er Gibbs, Flick
I,-I;"n '9n" 99 johnson, Mrs. Samuel
Ds' Dig pl nrs oarah Lowrey, James
-" PIc"J1,hm Moore, Joseph f.
60 WSpSePn Ray, Miss Sallie f.
"' wary Smith, Mis-. A. II.
White. Mrs. Amelia Ann
J. EMERSON, P. M.
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THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. of.
'Ffings OF Wheat are light, and prices nomina
al S2oO(gs2 10 for red, and 81. 2O(a So 80 for
"hite' Yellow Corn sl.23a$I.a4. Rye
Sl.2h@Sl.25. Oats sell at SO cents.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at SI.jI.
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Assistant Assessors Notice

All u. s. Licenses now in force expire by Iinita.
goa ATrd 80, 1865. On or before that date arnI;.
Gann ir license for the ensuing year must be made
:" 'rrn M. III. Blanks furnished at INV office.
g. sI l" incumbent Oh all persons requiring license
= "o flch application, whether notified or not bv
lcefs OF tue revenue and dcia ult therein renSo,.
;,b,m, TO the penalties for carrying ON business
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u. =. J-3O Six per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS

Notes {" all the denOminaliu named " IlI r prump.
~ FURNISHED upon the receipt ofsub.crp,,uI. snd the
notes forwarded at The Interest 10 18th June
next will he paid in advance ThtsIs
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DIE: .,

On the 24th, in this town. HERBrE MAR.
LATT, son Of DIR. w. T. and 4. Fl. Collins
aged years, days; The funeral services
%iii take place on Thursday morning at 10
- On the 22d, near this town, NIr EDw.pn
DICKSON, aged about SO years. -''' AMI
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Deafness, Blindness e. Catarrh

,r rs1!ea "lt" the utmost success, by Dr. j. ISAACS
Tcust .a and Aurist, lftrmery of Leyden, Holland
Ho. 'i9 FINE Street, Philadelphia. Testimonial, Is
from me most reliable sources in the city and county
;nx;, % "G seen al his Office The medical faculty are
'A''sa 10 accompany their Patients as he has no
secrets in his practice. ARTIFICIAL, EYES in.
serted SER, without pain No charge made for exumina-
"o"' novl0
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MARRIED,

By Rev. I. It. Cooper, D. D., on the 10th
SARAH T. E" S%psoS, Mr. both SH Of Kent CO.. Miss
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TIE ANNEAL IMl,n,rI, I'LL

Il IL
Income Tax must ne returned in Tho d;.,.;..
parties reside on M4y LIST. Il should he bn,ne
ia mind by taxpayers that the omi,.;on IS O"lhe
." from any cause TO notify party Of i,b, di asses
eSn,nd .s"o Of any KIND vi" set
prescribed by law for his Delinquency Igr"..
oi the law will not excuse failure to eomplv III
s PROVISIONS, for the reason that every pe1.on ~
Presumed 10 know the law of the society in which
he V-s, and is bound to obey il. Every failure 70
maSe prompt and proper return of income, subjects
tle party SO falling 10 return 10 assessment and
penalty Of twenty. five per cent. on the amount Of
Sax Hence persons desiring To avoid fines and an,
hoyanee, should not allow The first Of MAY to pass
without their income returns being duly made and
forwarded TO JOHN II, HOFFECKER,
g. Assistant Assessor,
@"yrns' Division g. comprising Duck Creek and SO
nnclI OF Little Creek Hundred as lies u,es, ot d.
stale road. Ofics hours from A. M.to6r.m.
April 2ith, 1865, = ="
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New Juvenile Music Book.
By Il. 0. Emerson, Author of the "C5oz1sa
DTeath," " "Hd,p Of Judah," de- '''
Merry Ghimes.

MERRY CIiIMEs: containing Elementary Instruc
lions, Attractive Exercises, and several hundred
Popular Songs.
This New Book will be found superior TO all sim.
liar WORKS. IN many points essential to its success,
as popular Instruction Book in Vocal Music IND
Collection of Melodies for the Young.
>, 1he Elementary Department contains Just those
Popular Elements that attract and retain tbe aiten
lion OF the Children. The Songs are not old and
tlme-worn-sung through dozen books-but new,
and sparkling, adapted to all occasions, and alive
with the spirit of the times.
A large number have been written expressly for
TINS work. The melodies equally good, and m.
ciude very many compositions never before pub
lished. F
All who have examined this work predict for il
success beyond that of any similar publication.
Price 80 cents copy-Sj a dozen.
Specimen Pag' containing several choice pieces
will be sent TO any one on application.
OLIVER DlTSON & CO., Publishers, 277 Washing.
ION St. Boston. .hnEe
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VALUABLE LAND
PUBLIC SALE.
NOTICE no DERTORS

NOIco IS hereby given that ali person indah,o5 =,
the undersigned by Bond, Note or Book Account or
requested to come forward and settle imnediateIy
April 6. 1865. ED%V pEI!yL;:
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The NeaU York Times.

The price the NEW YORK TIMES (Daily,
is FoUR CENTS.
To mail subscribers the price is $40; including
the Sunday morning edition, it is Sl2.
The price of the SEMIWEELY TIMES is:
One copy one year. ar...............$3 90
Two copies one year. ..............5 5 90
The price of the WEEKLY TIMES is:
One copy one year. ........S2 90
Three copies one year.......... S 90
Fresh names may at any time be added to Clubs.
both of the Weekly and Semi-Weekly, at club rates
Payments invariably in advance.
OF We have no authorized travelling Agrp,s
Remit in Checks or Postefce MoneI Order.
,Dheneuer ii can be done. ''
Address HI RAYMOND
Publishers New York Times, New York.
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THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET

now offered by the Government, and 1t ls confidently
expected that its superior advantages will make II tho
Great P1pular Loan ofMe Po,Ic.
Less than $500 100000 of the Loan authorized by
The last Congress ON the market This amount,
at the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be
subscribed for within four months, when the notes
VIII undoubtedly command premium as has uni.
lormy been the on closing the subscriptions to
other Loans
In order that citizens of every town and section Of
the country may be offorded facilities for taking the
ioan' the National Banks, State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will se
lect their own ngen;s, in whom they have confidence.
and who only 10 be responsible Tor the delivery or
the notes for which they receive or icrs.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Phi!udel phia
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank, Wilmington Del.
H. H. Robinson g. Co, cor. 4th and Market streets.
y r"r'''e W. feb23