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GITUATED on the corner Of Deering and Henry
~ Sts 30 100 feet Enquire of 5sfsia
balslqsg0,2 .sni sam B. w. GAGE, y
july25 diff Is 1877 Commercial St..
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81. EHvRspAY MoRN1Ne, "a 1885 -
For & Sale and to Let.
Farm for Sale.

i AaNS -Saa ~ An excellent milk farm for 80 L
IL ASIsA ~ situated in the town of Cumberland
MElIl NJ on the Portland and Kennebec Rail-
44 road, known as the Isael True hrm,
adjoining the depot, and eight miles
\ meeting; 1t contains one hundred and twenty acres
OF choice land; win cut from 90 to go tons of hay
are two wells on the place., and two neyer-a7i i.ne
brooks that run through the pasture, with two arns
dwelling house and sheds, and wood enough 70 keep
TWO tires for the house. The subscriber viii ell low,
as he is about to change his business.
For further particulars enquire on tho renses or
off, b.af1e..l5g ii sgud JOHN d .sCAYZER.
ug22-d4w*
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HOW THE RACK WAS ApoIIsHup,

Torture, applied to extort confession was dis
continued it is said in the public of Por-
tugal, in consequence of thefollowing circum-
stances -. ~ .ss.tf
"A conscientious Judge, having observed
the effect of the rack upon supposed criminals,
In making them confess anything, TO the
sacrifice Of their lives, to get released from the
torture, determined to try an experiment. 1t
10 a capital criIne in that country to kill a
horse or mule, and he had one of the former
which he much valued. He took care one
night to have all his servants employed, SO
that no one but the groom could 60 into the
stable. When all were fast asleep in their beds
he stole thither himself and cut the horse so
that he bled to death. The groom was ap-
pretended, and committed to prison. He
pleaded not guilty; but the presumption be-
ing strong against him, he was ordered to the
rack, where the extremity of the torture soon
wrung from him confession of the crime.
Upon this confession, he had the sentence of
hanging passed ON him, when his master went
to the tribunal and there exposed the falibility
ofconfessions obtained by such means, by own
ing the fact himself, and disclosing the motives
which had influenced him in making the ex-
periment.n .. i
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No. Cures Fepers, Congestion, In1amations, Is
Worms, Worm-Fever Worm-colic, 25
81 So" crying-Colle or Teefhing Of infants -
:. a lAfs Diaroa Of children or adults NV Is
- 5afe" DyseRtery, Gripping. Bilious Collie, 25
I" e.. cholera Moreus, Nausea Vomiting IS
I" g Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis 25
n .Nearakqia Toothaehe, Faceache, 25
50 &. Headaehes Sick lie adache, Vertigo. Is
+" 10 ss Dyspesid Bilious Stomach l25
"Il :" Suppressed or painful Periods, 25
z" I2 - Whites, too pr0fuse Periods 2J
= i3 = . Group. Cough, difficult Breathing. 25
f II - - Salt Rheum, Erysipeas. Eruptions, Is
:" Is i - Rhehmatism, Rheumatic Pains. %
4" &c +" FeUer and 1gHe, Chill Fever, Agus, 50
e ~ .ss Plies, blind or bleeding. 50
" Is ]" OphthdIms, and sore weak eyes, 50
"a l9oa . Cdfarrh acute or chronic, Influenza, 80
80 90 =. Whoopfag- Cough, violent Coughs. 50
-'t 2t e zstkfna, oppressed Breathing.1i SO
22 =" Ear Discharges, impaired Iiearing 50
&c % =" Scrotuia enlarged Glands, Swellings, 50
- r. General Debility Physical Weakness, 50
25 = Dropsy, and scanty SecretiOns 50
/" 26 - Sea-SfckHess, sickness from riding 80
t q '' Kidney Disease, Grave, - so
ass2s - Nervous DEBILITY Seminal En- issions,
lo a.od gai1 Involuntary Discharges, 90
% Scre Mouth, Canker. so
o.So grinera iTcontinsnes, lwetting eed. so
la.b3 le PGinfut Periods, even with Spasms 50
Z. 80 Eailepsy. Spasms, st, Vitus, Vi Dance, 90
"34 Diphfheria liberated Sore Throat, SO
F4MiLR CASES. H'''
35 Walls, Morocco Case, and Book, $40 90
bh % large giass plain ease. and Book, 80 90
Is Boxes (Nos. to l5) and Book. i5lra 90
al si.s3 Ii s,sao YETERis1RY SPECIFICS
y Mahogany Case 10 Walls. h1qaadsi8 $50 90
Single Walls, with dircctions.Insg "a 90
al These Remedies by the case o. single Box
are sen. @ e sny par. q he seantsy y Mail or Ex
HoMEOPATHIc MEDICINE COMPANY.
0nice and Depot, No. 562 Broadway. NeV, York.
DR HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at bis office,
personally or by letter as above for all forms Of
NO
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10 let Or 81 lease

FNJolu lUllifI ~ .S7f1If Y = 4.llf q I /
LNOR term of years. The Store and tenement ON
L Center St. now occupied by Mrs. G. w. Jordan;
possession given August 22d. For further pardcu
lars inquire of sas.., v,,e.. -
13hs1f Q a9Dnolq Yllanoisaseo 6lfg 90 Middle st.
/ August 12th---d3wt ;,,... - &
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Farm for Sale.

fI5.. fg3t A SNUG LITTLE FARM, In
AIsN ~ WEST FALMOUTH, about seven
III MTE miles from the City, with q good
- EMEl{3lihH story and a half HOUSE, with excel.
lent Cellar, and abundance Of pure
water; wood-house and barn, all nearly new. A
young and thrifty Orchard of grated ruit of over
20 trees. With wood enough for family use, &c.
VIII be sold with or without the crops--or win be
exchanged for House in the city. Il. f f4- lt0i
Apply to JOHN HUTCHINSON. or t'AA tAst Il
HENRY BAILEY q CO., Austionesrs, q
fo Aug lS-d3wasuK aeit.ty aFfagg san
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e PORTLAND DAILY PRESS;
JOHN 4. GILMAN, Editor, sg
PUBLISHED AT SCI EXCHANGE STREET, By
.lga N .lAl FOSTER e CO. l

TEE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS Is published Al
$500 per year in advance. f~ n. .sisafNG
THE MAINE STATE PRESS is published every
Thursday morning, at g. per annum, in advance
s2.2s, 3 paid within six months; and $3.50, If pay
menl be delayed beyond six months iEfo-f
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Mis- cellaneous.. .ais
Lewiston d E alls Academy /!

VNHIS institution win enter upop ita saventh vaar
Prnei5a under der the management Of ts preseni
been IN attendance within the past wear. The Trus.
tees encouraged BY its success and not unnindfl D
sds uemands o. the age TOR educated business men
men educated with special refer
e9ce 70 TINS practical and nation have decided to
add 20 the Academic Course two Departmeuts-a q
commercial and Scientific and Industrial Depart
hohe. tt@" ga "a III eMlil3 Dyol gTiT
Z 4 Y The ooommercfaE Department. ;sts
III. the design Of this Course Is to furnish young men
sucn instruction as will enable them to engage
~ once any branch ofcommercal business II win
opDns ob1 me Iheoretieal and Practical Rooms suit
Pennanshp, Book Keeping ao have es en - asd
; in the New, Town Block -e~eS
Competent and experienced teachers have been en-
gage9; ana more VIII be added as the exiqencies Of
this department shall require. 1t is intended TO FUR
nish instruction equal to that Obtained Il, the hast
ols can easily perceive the ad
or this department with the Academy where a thor
ough knowledge of the Modern languages can be Oh
.alned-a knowledge indispensable to business men
M many 7 arts Of our Union, aoeC egad shyisa
bo1ags a9sdTAs Brsaohes yIasohto sT,;4
Are Bookkeeping m it's forms; Commercial Law
TToimmercal Arithmetic; Business Correspondence;
Teiegraphing; Penmanship; Photography, &C.
.e'oas 7s.a oUsas.al Facsssties gsdW
Are offered to ladies desiring to pursue Penrnanship
lures on Commercial Law by gentlemen eminent n tin IN
the legal profession. Rooms open day and evening.
Ths sciesstt5ac and Indasss-isI Dsparsnsert
The studies Of this course win Occupy two wears.
and include instruction by lessons in those branches
oI tne Abstract Mathematics not taken up IN the
Acaoemlc Co1rse;o Land Suryeying;s Geometricai
1rawing; Mechanical Drawing; Architectural Draw
Ing; Shades, Shadows and Linear perspective; As
Mionomgl ti Navigation Ieyeling; Mechanics; Loca-
lions q roads Calculating Excavation and Embanl-
Bridge Constr uction; Mechanics of Machinery and
engineering; Mechanical Principles Of Architecture
Masonry; stone Cutting; Geology Mineralogy; the
struction VIII also be given by Lectures in Physical
s0eography Logic and Political economy. - ! :
As much time viii be given to ield-work with the
Compass, Surveyors Transit and Engmeer,s Level.
as the arrangement Of studies win permit, z
bGs THE STUDIES OF THE FALL TERM 9
ff.a.. first of the coursel are "'lp' ,
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DLEASANTLY located in Freeport, 23 miles ffom
L the Depot, ON theold county road To- Brunswick,
the old homestead known as the Townsend place,
containing 80 more acres. Fruit trees wood lot
ELI, on the premises. Price $500, ,0S.i jy2OdH
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To Let.

Il AARGE CHAMBERS, over ITO and LIP Federal st.
IL Apply to - ~ y EFtFIffTz = aGin3
Y .ss.t JEFFERSON COOLIGE & CO., ,ls,as
api9dtf Cor. Commercial and Franklin streets.
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For sale or or to lease.

.vfog1E EOr Sale or to Lease. 3Vh
HOUSE LOTS on Oxford, Washington, Madison,
terms to suit. Apply to WM. OxNARD, =
July25iseo1m23 .seI ad3 al174 Cumberland st.
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SaIe nrlto IA

fTsHE new French Cottage, con the Cape Cottage
roaa, opposite Capt. Green Walden's, containing
fourteen rooms, with about seven acres Of land. II
is unsurpassed ON the Cape. Enquire Of -.
A. STEPHENSON, -fN9f
.i1yt-mf1l3 bsir3sni vi 121 Commercial Street. +
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TOsRent.

AA- SASH 8 II begisgsT aa HE0 eh0133 lad8H8 ATT
ta .T3NaGaI iGI54aisdns
,&VEa0qMd adadUd 2'IIAH
lS 5ohllE g4f 4tnst25g
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Deal Freiehts-

.ossSxf1h ships wanted to load Deals at Ba g.:
s5&r1fA tor Liverpool and Bristol Chali e..
11EtEN Apply to if1. l
McGILVERY, RYAN & DAVIS,
June ST ~ S''''''''i ''Ai SHeo
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~. House Lots.

El Land, on Emery, Cushmari and and Lewis st. for
Portland, April &c, 1s65.-dtf ~ 4, al
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.bs9al94go9 ,aalnedT d ,t-5aisisid do
Aa2fhHA 1.ANaH -i3i1isil aiT
ssfil&fI9a1aJ ,89ia lo3 aI--i3iusiQ nis
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y Copartnership Notice.

I 'las Copartnership Notice.
tU,4E undersigned have this dav iorrned coDar.-
| il nership under the style Of
S. r.. JACKSON s. SON.
for the purpose Of doing a general CoAI, RusrNFsa
at sawyer's Wharf, foot Of High Street.
aa.E lif r s. r. JACKSON,
Portland, June l2, issS-tS S'0i-oNA 'AoASoN'
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Real Estate for Sale
For Sale.

A story and hall House, and lot 40 100 feet,
EA.:;; on Alden st. III
IAss:A For particulars enquire at No. III Exchange
Street. aug8df s;
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The Cnion General Com nhiiifr.

4 special meeting of the Union General Com
mlilec was he'd lbs. evening in their rooGs corner Of
RioadWay and Twenty .thifd.st for tie prriofc .
taking action or joining The funeral procession which
will escort the late pr, sldets remains through ~,
|city next Tuesday. In the absence Of the President
aud Vicc.pre.idents OF the Committee the SccrctMf
IT, +. Hucla esq, called the meeting 10 order, and
read letter from the President James Kelley. esq
stnting that the death Of his daughter in The afternoon
prccudCd bis Attendance. ON motion Thomas Little
ESQ., was appointed IIcsid nj pgo temporc. Eesoln
tiors regreiting TIE loss Of Mr. ke.lcys daughter
and of, ring their coincidence In his bereavement
then PISSED Nv the Committee.
John II. White, esq, as Chairman Of Spccinl Com
mittcc appointed by tho General Committee. reports
that the necessary arTangemcns Ind been made fOr
that bodys participating Ia The funeral Procession, and
that they about to II they could
operation Of the Mozart and Tnmmrny Hall Demo
cratic Committees, and consolidate into one body on
he occasion. The report Of the Special Committee
received AID they continued with power b. make
such arrangements rs they NAV deem cIpcdiont. 4
Communication was received from Henry Iibenru. cgi
the effect that be- bad nearly compctcd or would do
So II ordered by sunday night most suitable solemn
and imposing banner ~ very large dimonsions carrd
by poles surmouned by groups Of black plunos on
each. In the center, IN silver letters. upon black sau
IClOh would be nquoiaiOn from Webster great speech
IN favor OF the Union. namely 90" spcek this day toi
the preservation Of the Union; hear me Tor my case
The communication was referred 10 the Special Com.
miiec 10 decide whether the shond be pgrchascd
/ he Committee then adjourned.
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of Arrangements. Messrs Stephen N. Griswold, Edwin
udwe and Edward Cary for projecting tho excursion and
FOR the in which they have discharged their varied a1S
aidlons responsibilities.
To-day at II o'clock very impressive frneral obse
quies were observed, conducted by Rev. DR.. Joshua
Loa,itt Memorial addresses were delivered by Rev.
Theodore /. Cuyer. Rev. Mr.. Putnam, and Mr. Gala
her.
As events have led us by their discipline Of sorrow
for four long years of steadily 10 better appeca
ton Of our national condition, and to better type
national fe may this last oyershadoTng event teach
us still more completely the lesson that with freedom
ard Justice only there be henceorth national proc
perity and happiness AAR
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The twelfth.
UrADor AETEHs 18TH HEcINfN1, n. G. :. y J,
NEw-Y oKK, April q. !sO'; }

UrADQy AETERs l2TH IECDTN1, y. G. = v J"
NEw-Yogk, April u, leO1. )
GENERAL ORDERS No. Id. In compliance
with Division and BRIGADE Orders. This Regiment VII
parade Oh Tuesday, 9th inst, uy ur'iormed armed
and equipped. (whuc gloves and the usual badge o'
mourn ncD without oyercoats or hnap,acts 10 uhlu
with our felow.ct 10 paying appropriate honorT
to tue romans Oi our late IIcsldent aud CommhAosr
Chief hose loss ia This hour of victory the Whole
nation 50 deeply mouIus
2 RegimentG line vii be formed on Washington
Parade Ground a. 10 O'Clock, .. H. precisely.
5 Commandments Of Companies viii assemble thcif
,cOumads at least OEohaf LOur before time 81 lorna
tion. -,
(. Field and Staff (dismornted) wiz report u TIE
Colonel on the ground. and the Non-Comu,'s-ioaeo
ySaf Band and DUN Cops All report 10 tue AOJulu
I - minutes before time OF formation.
; Ihc Reg mental Co ri Martial ordered Tor Frcay
Goth inst having adjourned viii hold sessions ~ ih'
Eccmeutal Army On Wednesday, Thursday lnd fn
d.v the goth 18th and 2-th LsiS. Monday tnd Iues
day Max and . et o'clock. p m. n me tfai O
hdo!uquenis in those companies, holding mc"ting o.
said nights respectively also special NessiOh ga
"Wednesday cyoning AT same hour and place. 10 heel
\ adiourned cases.
s. The Commissioned Officers Drill ordered FOR Tues
tday evening 18th inst, is hereby countcrmanded unu
further orders. .
PRoNoTIoNs-lst Lieut.. Ed Gilon 20 be Captain &
Eco. vice Mserath, resigned, rank IRON Ap.nt. lsoJ
by order, Col. iLLiAh u. NAkp.
y. H. HAYES, AdJutant
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Postponen;cnf OF C0nfiscatioa sales.

The following order has been issued by an.
thority Of the President:
HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF Eastern VlgGnlA.
NORFOLK Va, April L.. los.
SPECIAL OgDERs-Ao. g2.--The following orders of
IBIS Exeelercy the President of the United States Az
published for the information and government Of all
o0ncerncH
"N.sHrSGToy. April i6, 1865
"1o Gen. Gordon Norfolk The Pfe,dent rects that IN,
sales be- postponed indefinitely until The orgsni,
on Of the Freeduiins Bureau iOa will order eccordnyv
and see that it is done.
~. W. STANTON Secretary of War
10 sales Of conscated property viii therefore take
place within this district until further orders from te
Secretary of War. By order Of Brig Gen. George II,
Gordon. 4. II. HARgIs, Assistanthdt Gen
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Sixty.ninth Regiment.
HEADQUARTERS 9Th RRGsESG, y. G. 5. y. y
NIw. YOHk ApIil 81, 1865.

UEADQUAETEEs 9Th RFGIsESr, y. g. 5. " y.
.Youk. April 81 ls6j.
GENERAL ORDERS. compliance with ID
vision Orders this Regiment viii parade with over
coats and the usual badge Of mournine) ON ues
day. the 18th Of April portion Of thc funeral escor
10 the remains Of the late lamonted President OF th
United States Rcgimch,el line VIII be formed al th
Armory at 10! O'Clock a. NJ precisely. Field and stai
Will report (lismountcd) nj the same time aud place
The Band asd Drum Corps VIII report 10 The AdJuian
a: lO3 O'Clock, at the ArmOry.
BY orGcr II JAMES bA"Ihf
Col Cond'r Goth Regiment y. &. :. " Y.
W. FOCAgTY, Adintant
PARADE OF SUNDAY.
IIDQRs. ogTH ETCIafNl, y O., :. y. y,
NLwl ORR. April y, luo5.
GENERAL ORDEgs-ln compliance with Di'is'oi
orders this Regiment will parade (WIh oercoais au'
wear the usual badge Of mOurninp) on sunday ~
led Of April TO escort the remains Of the late Col
Mathew Murphy Of the Irish Leg on, who died In con
sequence Of wounds received At he battle of Hatcher
Run. Feb 3, 1865. Regmental lnc viii be formed a
the Arnory at IA o'clock a. M precisely. fiold oh'
staff will report (dismouuicd) at tie same time an'
place Tho Band and drum-corps viii report 10 th'
Adlutant at II. o'clock at tie Arnory.
By order OF JANE bNLEf'
Col Comd'g Goth Regiment y. g.. :. y. Y.
J. NcKEOS Adjutant.
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Order Of Gen. Dix.
HEDQuAREEs DIPAEIMEsr OF THE EAST,


NV. YORK CITY, April 81, leoJ.
GENERAL ORDER, No. 3l.-l. The Major
General Commanding having, In obedience TO the IN
structons Of the War Department. conferred with thf
Governor OF the State IL respect 10 the reception OF he
remains Of the late laInented President OF the United
States hereby announces that the public honos TO be
paid 10 them in this city will be IN conformity to ar
rancemens in progress under the direction Of the Com
mon Council, the details Of which VIII be hereafter
Published
2 The military ceremonies viii be conducted by
MnIor.Gen Sanford, commanding tue First Division
al Eew.York National Guards under whose orders tho
18th Regiment will be- designated as the escort and
specal guard to the remains While they are IN this city
g. AllGeBera and Field officers in the service OF the
United States in this city directed and officers Of
the Navy OF equivalent rank requested 10 report al
these Headquarters for the purpose OF officiating as
guard OF honor the remains while ut the City Han
4. Major. Gen Robinson. United States Volunteers,
will provide proper escort at Albany and Buffalo ana
viii confer with Gen. John i. Rathbone of the New
York National Guards at the former city and with the
General in command Of the National Guards Mt the
latter both Of whom have already received the neces
ssry Instructions from the Governor Of tie State.
IS command Of Major Gen Dix.
ID. T. VAN BURN. Col and A. A. G..
THOMAS LORD ir, A. ID. {.
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/" y5NHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
sword
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS,
AIORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PINS n THE WON

THE BEST Pms IN THE WORLD.
On recep, of any Of the following Ia ,as the sub
scrier viii send by mail oherwi.e drect-i.
Gold Pen or Pens-seEg the sane according 10 ee'eTp-
ion, VIZ. ,..,.
For so cents, the has Pens for . cent? TIE LeIy zen;
Fem AID fsr T So ths Efceor Penhrso Pcs ~ nos
numbered but correspond in sEes to Numbers - D. AMI
IL re ,peciiyely
THE SANE PENS IN SILVER PLATED EXTENSION '''s' wrS
For 81 the Magic Pen Tor 2S, the In y PEN Zoe
3 50 lie ilway.ealy psni sor ~ the Lienn: Peas
TaS:es's ws fini.beI, Goodwritius Goa Pee Wiz
io-miu Points the average wee. o. every ore Of whca
viii ir outlas gross oitae pc. Steel Psn, f''9a ev
ne unlcayrGRfed, and. tae,e0re. not erchdHgo4DN
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS
The nar,e "a. Norton "Nurnber7 ard "oisty," II.
ioI sln months, escep; against accident.
Tie nurbrrs nlca,c oDyi 10 heins tie smallest.
and No TO- the eTsest Mammoth Gold Pen. Tor he cesL
GOLD PENS wITHorf c.sEs.
For 25a No Pen J., quality ora 10 pen' "a aasiy-
For s2a 80. Pea il guilty No. 1Pen I'd qosiiiyi
For ~ IS 10 fPea quality sNO. SPeu "a quality.
Fog 81 Is No Pen qnai.y; orsNo sren "a quality
tor % No lem @tSDa 20 rrni 20 - No. re''
TIE SAKE GOLD FKSs. ~ SILVER EXTENSION cSEs WIFE
For 3, No. Pen, Is, quality; or No; 3Pen I'd qaaty
tor y 80 No. Pen II quality; No. Pen 2dqaaiys
ora No. Pen 3dquiiy.
Fer No Pen, let quality or NO. Pen, ZdqGaitys
CT No. Pen. 30 quality.
For 20 IS No Pen ls quality; ora No Pen quality.
o. No. D Pen. 81 quality. -
For ~ - No Pen lat dHatyi No. bPen a quality
( + OF - - a No. o Pen ist quality.
GOLD PENS QUALITY. SILVER MOUNTED DISK
L HOLDERS
For a. No Pen. ior ~ % No. Pen; tor - No
Pen; for - - so. Pen.
For .,o Pen; 10, 20 No. Pen, and Tor 80 No ID
Pen. 70,
The SIS. Quality" IRE pointed with the very bes; irlr
min Points carefully sf.ccted ami none - ti q1aiy 70
sold with the s te pcrccton which SAIL sAa tie cose's
scrutiny detect
The ia oual.y" superior 10 Pens made by nls
previous 70 the wear loo.
The q Guilty lie intends sha equal IN respect % Dun
bitv Elasticity Good " r.ng Qualities h- Only Tue
fconsidrrations) any God Pens made elsewhere
IN record 10 the Chap Gold Pens he begs leave 20 nv &
previous 20 op-rsiinr his New sld Paten.ed Nchn's IL
could no, sye made Good Writing and Dnrhle Pens T
th. p-ice had The Gold been furnished srauitou'ly
Pires onlrras In ell instances specify the Nans
or lac Nuuber and "Ouly" Of the Pens varied aud 70
particular describe tie Kind they preeT~heiher si 70
b rher. coarse or me.
Al rcunnrcs by aa in registered letters are =; ny
l who send twenty '"n's lc.af.e FOX er az
.', TIE prce goods ordered ~" gaassy tneI
"a delivery. -
uinm Tia day rec-i,tt.
To CLUBS-A discount o. 70 ~-r cent VIII - ''loved on
Il 81, and IS pr cent S ard o. :" gt ceAi a
4 ~, l. sent 10 adde's - oAe time. Adde'S
4 4. MORTON
NJ 25 Nadeu.ilur. Npw-AoI.
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The Tccnfy.,ccoud Regiment.

IDQRs TWENTY SECOND REciNEST y. g. ;. y. Y,
NEW YORK. April -. is6j. )
GENERAL Orders, No. 9.-ln pursuance o
orders from Division and Brigade head uartefs I'M
regiment viii parade on Tuesday tie 9th inst. 10 ~
sst IN rendering appropriate lonorr 70 the remains
that llustrous patriot whose loss, in the hour OF vic
tory the nation now dcqloTes.
Kerimeuial line will De formed NJ 10 o'clock a. m.
The field and staff Gismounted. vii report 20 th'
Commaudan' ard the non commissioned stnii blnd ant
drum corps Will report 10 the AdJut1nt al ., o'clock
Tie Commantant expects that every member Of The
regiment will Unite in testifvng her respect 20 ib'
memory of that great who died 81 his post having
performed bis du'y most uObly 10 t1e end
The order for battalion drill on Thursday, 9Th INST
IL hereby counteTnandcd. BY order OF licni.-Co-
commanding. JANIS !. Cox.
J. w. nEAN Adlutant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-22

ooo,s, and With white gloves on Tuesday the 25u
~ .orfr,n ,he last duty to oar beloved President
( Of The United States Abraham Lincoln: who war as
sassinated in such horrible manner. Tie Regimen
,,o ,r I'm TO usual bl1cos cf iuon-nine and the
m re win he slronded Field and Srh wiz report ~
tne Colonors Quarters quarter "a an hour peioi'
formation on tho day OF parade ana ne 1"hcom"is
stoned S,iG Band nd Field Music o. the same dlY
and honr u the paraOe ground "a the ADutant. u,
several companies will put w forthwith urapefes :.
mourning AZ their musket closets nj Ice i"ennc"ta,
Armory To repain until further orders. meeting o.
me- Eord If Officers will take place on friday Apii
81 at O'clock D. m, at tie Annoy on impoTi@ht ous
ness By order II toL Lo'Ib "'""h'
Wu I1CKrI Adintau.