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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17
~ SHERIFF. SALE.

G. O. Cooke and G. w. Bryarly vs.. J. o. shacke il
H ford. m 10 9H.sud
BY virtue Of two wrts Of yeudtioni expo1as
which issued from the Office of the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery county, Tennessee to me directed /
win expose to sale and sen 70 the highest bidder
for cash, at the court house door, ia the city Of
Clarksyille,
On Mondays the First daygof January,
1866, all the right title, claim and interest that
j., o TShaekelford has 10 and toArhouse and LOT
on the east and west by the lands Of G. A. Henry,
on the north by the lands Of Robb 4 Bailey,
(hought Of II. +. Besnmont)s and an the Sonth By
the lands Of W. II. Drane aud James Merriwsther,
Ita.,.I es.9lI sI.q O, NJ BIACKMAN, ..,..
rn.i Deputy Sheriff MoEtgomsry county. I
Nov ~, SIPS. fee 81 90
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Notice.

To Justices of the Peace In Montgom-
cry County: H-. q ~ ~ I'll
IMPORTANT business requires your considera-
ton, viz: The establishment of Work-house; an
agreement in relation to Pest-house and Police
or Patrol in your several Districts in the County,
if il can legally be exacted is very much needed;
theffear and dread of the people is very great OF
thieves and robbers. You will therefore assemble
on the 18th day, of December, 1865, at the Court
house. in carksville. -l.eae- ay,
"a 70. l.. NJ BENTLEY, County Judge.
Noy II, 1861 .4...r
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HDeputv Sheriff Montgomery County
Nov II, '65-4t-Prs fee, $l4 90.
&HERTFF &ALM

Joshua Elder, Simeon Williams Us. X J. Duncan.
BY virtue Of two writs Of yenditioni exponas,
which issued from the Office of the Circuit Court Of
Montgomery county, Tenn to me directed. viii
expose 10 sale, and sell to the highest bidder for
cash at the court-ho door in the city Of Clarks
vile, Tenn. on Monday The lie. day Of January.
1866 the following descFbed real estate onetract
Of land containing 90 acres, more or lsss, and
bounded as follows beginning at a stAkein ths
edge of an old coal pit in Edwards line, thence
south 80 poleito Ia stake thence east ia4 poles 10
a stake thence north ss poles 70 Wilson's line,
thence ives, 81 poles 70 tho begiaplnRi I9iaoQ
gg, 0. NJ, BLAKMAN,
Deputy Sheriff Montgomery county,
Npv'IT, 'as-4tPrs fee, "a 90 RTr1--tAtfCN~Y
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e MGSrED--A eorrte, standard fos measuring the
height OF ab,urlity, snd slipper from the foot Of
A I4urtr r. tl.Nnbeauh ....r
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SHERIFF sALE.

Deputy Sheriff Montgomery
Nov. IL, l666--4w-Prs fee, Sl6 10,
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THE Stewards.

Surgeon General Barnes Reports OF the
Condition OF the Secretary md HIS Som.
SATURDAY MORNING REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April 2o-oAM.
Hon. E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
S-I have the honor report that both the Secretary
Of State and Mr. f. W. Seward rested well and FREQ
from any unfavorable symptoms.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon General.
SATURDAY EVENING REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April 29-10P p. NJ.
Hon E. M. STANTON Secretary Of War;
SIR have the honor report that the Secretary Of
State continues to improve. Mr.. F. w. Seward is
what exhausted onght by hemorrhage from the wound
which occurred at three p NJ, but which was speedily
checked.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General.
SUNDAY MORNING REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April 800 n.
Hon. E. M. STANTON, Secretary of War
SIR have the honor to report that the Secretary Of
State suffers some Inconvenience from the fractured
jaw; but in other respects is almost restored his
normal health. Mr.. +. W. Seward rallied during the
night and is stronger and less restless this morning
Very respectfully, your obedIent servant,
J. K. BARNES, Surgeon General,
SUNDAY EVENING REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April 800 NJ.
Hon. E. NJ STANTON, Secretary of War
SIR have the honor report that the Secretary of
State il doing we'll Mr.. +. W. Stewards condition is
more favorable to night
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
j. X. BARNES, Surgeon General.
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Our Special Washington Despatch.


WASHINGTON, April 80, 1865.
General Grant has returned in most excellent spirits
He expresses much qualification the prompt execution
OF the orders of the in reference to the agree
ment between General Sherman and Joe Johnston Gene
raj Sherman met the Lieutenant General twenty miles
from the front. He received the order Of disapproval
with most commendable good grace There was no
hesitation, no murmurng, any expression Of dis
satisfaction at the dsapprova of the entered
between him and the rebel general; but without any
delay argument in defence of the course
previously pursued, General Sherman and his
generals with true solderly spirit set to work with
aacry to carry out the views of the government
munica,ed by General Grant. Within five minutes a
despatch sent to Johnston terminating the armstice
upon the receipt of the notification by the rebel pckcts
and orders given for troops In the
up to the front In few hours General Frank Blair,
with his corps, was in motion. General Sherman had
informed Johnston that the government would not
ton the terms proposed and that he should Immediately
Ime hostties Immediately upon the receipt Of this
notice Johnston sent back flag of truce asking inter
view with Sherman arrange other of surrender
which promptly made, upon the basis of the terms
given To General Lee
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THE STONEwALL.
-o~~>~~->>~~~~~~--~~~~~
Her Arrival Looked For on
the Coast.
PREPARATIONS MADE TO RECEIVE HER.
~~>~~~~>~~~~>~>~>~~~>>~->
The HarbOr OF New York
Well Defended,
&C., &C., &C.

The rebel irvn-clad Stonewaii Captain Page,
which sailed from Lisbon the 2sth Of March, evidently
on her way to this As the frigate Niagara Com
modore Craven, and the corvette Sacramento Captain
Wake, were debarred by the twenty four hour rule
from giving pursuit, she get away from the coast
and so far ahead that chase useless From Lisbon
the Stonewa proceeded TO the Madeiras, where slss
coaed and took in supplies but ordered away after
the expiration Of twenty -four hours From Funchal sho
steamed to Tenerife where she again coaed pro-
visionsd, and was compelled to 90 to again in
twenty -four hours the LIST Of April She is evidently
making her way TO some Of the islands Of the West
Indies where she will again coal and prepare for raid
on No rebel port Is left here that she
enter her draugh Of water is great for Galveston
She may make dash into some OF our Northern
ports and the Navy Department has made and smaking
every preparation destroy her IL she attempts
the feat.
Ironclads have been quietly placed in the dsIereng
harbors and other taken that will render abor
tive any raid seabosrd cities
The Roanoke and other ron-clads will care fer New
York and torpedo boat will also be kept ready for i'm
mediate service.
It rumored yesterday that the sonewall had been
spoken Friday last but the report is entirely
founded Great vigilance is however maintained by tho
vessels in the harbor and they always ready
for action.
ing naval combat in the bay Of New York. but the
chances very shadowy.
Our advces from Nassau may bring intelligence
Of the whereabouts Of the formidable pirate and ws
shall then know where to look for her
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appea the cause NAV be- no,id INA No., an ,h ,I,ndar FOR
any s,ccseding 4. rn, ~ ~ M anu put u" tue ea'o
$40 II6 Amended AZ ~. o"n nc year. .....uv
.hsen from The stat. a.. sppS 70 an M ~
;ss ,,,n - saso ~ srking out the WORDS OF ~
soIss Ia % or person with whom the tnians
anu o'"o' " a or personally upon the person 30
Sc as Bv adding prov.or ~, -. s.-~ .s.u al.
csu ~ -, thst the sherfn snail not
be entitled 70 any p1uadage unless settlement shall be had
Or JuaSne ana thst said poundage shall be as
sesseo only on he o the settlement judgment
SIC 20 Amenaed y limiting the employment Of steno-
70 sne a. &C. wnefe issues OF fact are
tried also ~ increasing the salary OF the senogrspher
$zo; also ~ allowing stenogrspher to the surogates
Court OF New YORK cry also allowing TO stenographers
In other counties ten Sen mileage and stationery also by
court fund instead being charge Inv
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May Term OF the Law Courts.

The May term of the law courts commences to-day.
But little business transacted last month in
qrence of the assassination of the President and the
result is the calendar Tor this Is unusually heavy
and rcpe,c with Of interest The Strong divorce
in the Superior Court and the Trust divorce case in the
Supreme Court circuit will probably be tried this term
provided the lawyers agree. There will be two
branches Of the Supreme Court circuit in session. also
general and special In the Superior Court there
will be two trial terms usual also general and
chambers The Court OF Common Pleas, which Is con-
sideraby hampercd with business, will hold two trial
terms under Judges Brady and Cardozo
The May Of the General Sessions this
morning, Judge Russell presiding Assistant District
Attorney Bedford will prosecute the indictments In
consequence Of the suspension OF business last month";
occasioned by the death of President Lincoln the crm
nal calendar Is very large and consequently the present
term will be very busy one. But the energy and
efficiency which tho City Judge the District Attorney
and his assistants have heretofore shown in the
ton Of the public business affords sufficient guarantee
that the large number Of persons awaiting trial in
the Tombs charged with various offences, will be dis
posed Of during the month.
COURT CALENDAR-rHIs DAY.
SUPREME CoUnr-CiRcuIr Part Nos 1419, 1877,
I4a 1922 $50 Sos 1922 , Sss 1872 H. 1ls
1888, i44l i4io 1888, lo4S ia 1874 SS2 1870 1904
1929. Special Term. -Dcmurrcrs Nos 1877 13s, 139,
14o 141, lag, l4s Issues Of law and fact-Nos 100,
1872 1913, 1914, 1876, 1876. 1917, 25s.
SurERIoR CorRr-Part Mos 5053, 500, 6131, 5133,
slsS Ss1 $3.50 Si4 .soa aslS 1872 as2s aes9 ssIs
4408, 5024, AGA, 1884, 44i0 2e3o, 4370, 5000 3402
CosMoS PIEAs.-Part Nos. sil, $685. s47, Gas, s45,
so ss ssS s sos 49, 's rs q - as ST.
946 500, 94o.
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Large Fire In Boston.

BOsToN, April 30 1880.
The large building on Sudbury street. known as Minot
Block, ives destroyed by FIRE this morning. and two small
wooden buildings adjoining crushed by falling walls.
Among the occupants were Knbal brothers Co., car
riago repository; Burr Co. rubber manufacturers Mr.
Coamore, auctioneer and commission merchant; Hiram
Tucker, spring bed manufacturer; Kinds 4 williams,
telegraph instrument makers, and others also the Union
Billiard Rooms Cnrnes Billiard Table Rooms The total
loss estimated AT from 500 O00 insured for
about half the ant
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The National Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, April 90, 1865.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to the
loan to-day, amounted TO g. 254,6oo The largest sub
scrptions from the West were for s2o5 900 from
Chicago, and one for $4,000 from Desmoines, Iowa
From the East one for 81 900 600 from Fisk Hatch
New York. There two thousand nine hundred and
for,y-onc individual subscriptions for sums Of $50 and
$780, The total amount Of subscriptions for the week
foo Ia nm So6 Aoh 700
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CENTS IN ABUNDANCE the FIRST time since the sus
pension Of specie payments the supply Of cents nj the
Mint exceeds the demand Though the coinage ~ them
went on INCREASINGLY and though two cent pieces were
made large numbers the demand, uni now, cxceedcd
the supply and ut times the scarcity such that articles
never dreamed Of M currency were often used In our
markets II was unusual thing FOE carrots, onions
turnps and applesuao be used In making change The
scarcity doubt In part from boarding and specu-
latng in cents for ne premium on them was often
high ten, and twelve per cent The scarcity gave
20 the Of tickets checks by shop keepers and
In parts Of tho city they yet given substi-
tutes This need longer be, for we learn from an
official that be obtained at the Mint
by any person who them In exchange for treasury
bs The three cent coinage newl will be ready for ds
trbuton Ia few days FhHddeloAsd Ledger April ~.
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Meeting OF the Portuguese.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Meeting OF the Portuguese.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CONSULATE GENERAL or PoRruoAL,
New York. April 2S, 1885
In order that the people OF the United States may
know the sentiments of the Portuguese residents In this
country, beg you win have the kindness have in
serted in your valuable journal the enclosed document
another favor which take the liberty ask Of your
already experienced Kindness.
remain sir with high regard your obedent servant,
A. NJ DE CUNHA PEREIRA DE soTTO MAJOR,
Consul General
meeting OF Portuguese citizens held at the Consulae
General OF Portugal the afternoon OF the 2h o. April
1862 to give of their feelings the arocous act
committed the President OF the United States the follow
ing re solutions were passed.
Resolved That the Of Abraham Lincoln has
awakened the highest indignation among the Portuguese
population OF the United States.
Resolved That Portuguese hereby offer TO the people
OF United States sympathy the loss OF inc
Cn,eI Magistrate OF the country p.,... -. ,..
offer tribute Of deepest grief for the kreparable loss
they have sustained
Resolved That profoundly regret the attempt made on
the lives of the Secretary of State Mr. Seward and thai OF
his Offering sncerest wishes for the recovery or
both.
Resolved That offer our ardent wishes for peace
and prosperity to the United States under the new admns
Resolved That these resolutions forwarded to the Lega
ton OF Portugal 70 be transmitted the government OF the
United States 10 the family of Abraham lincoln and to Sec
rotary Of State Mr.. Seward, and his
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MAyDAY ENTERTAINMENT CHIDRES.-The first Of
May holiday in all the schools Of the CITY, and people
who not turned out Of house and home by the
sty Of moving ought TO make day Of enjoyment for
their children II they have not the fairy play Of
Cinderella, take them to the Academy Of Music this
afternoon where It to be given for the last time.
more brilliant spectacle is rarely seem and 1t will make
children happy for a month.
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Discovery OF QuIcKnLvEn NnvApA.-The Reese
river Austin) Rereue saysMr vaSney, superintendent
Of the Pioneer MILL Of this city apd scientific amagn
mator has lately been visit to Tone the capital OF
our ncighboring county OF Nye, and during his stay
made a most astonishing discovery. The new mill of
that city had been able 10 extract but about SIS ton
from what had the reputation of being rich ores, and
Mr. varncy went down 10 what was the matter.
Upon an analysis Of the he found II TO consist OF sui
phur anthony mic, silver and what he believed 10
be quicksilver OF such could not be worked
without roasting rude furnace was formed, where
few hundred pounds could be- roasted at time, and tho.
rough experiments several lodges were made The
result was rock made to pay, without sclcc
ton $40 per but tho most singular OF all was the
great nbunance of quicksilver that the roasting devel
oped Having asceained that quicksilver was present
seeing gather the iron poker used In stirring the
roasting mass and smelling 1t In the fumes attempt
was made TO ascertain the quantity Three and half
pounds Of the quartznot einnabar-was placed In re
tort and heated and nine ounces 81 quicksilver OBJ
tanned, being over eighteen per cent Upon thorough
Of the lode large quantities. OF rich cinoar
the ore Of QUICKSILVER we're found. The rock expert
mented on contained this useful metal In native condi
ton The extent Of these cinnabar bearing lodcs
found 10 great indicating that shall be able TO fur
nsh our supply Of quicksilver and probably have IL
to export.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Honors Paid to the Rena ins OF Presf-
dent LincoIn-Arrcst and Death Of tho
Assassin-Thc Surrender OF Joe john
st0n and His Rebel Army-Tho Latest
News from Europe, sc.
The steamship Arol Captain Jones, will leave this
port at noon to-day for Aspnwall
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half past ten o'clock this morning.
The New York Naturalization for the Pacifc-wn
be ready at halfpast nine O'Clock the morning. and
will give full report of the honors paid to the remains
Of President Lincoln in the cities and towns through
which they passed, with full details Of the magnificent
in which they were received in and escorted
from New York city Account Of the Arrest and miser
able Death of the Assassin Wilkes Booth and Of tho
arrest and imprisonment OF his accomplce David Har
old Account of the Surrender of Joe Johnston and his
Rebel Forces to General Sherman, in North Carolina,
and important and gratifying intelligence from the Union
Forces In all portions OF the coanry; Late and import
ant News from Europe, and reports OF all important
events Of the day.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, cents
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sums are hfronfageb OF
Judges or the Supreme Court and directed 10 be paid
by the Board Of Supervisors.
AMENDMENTS TO THE CODE.
The following are the amendments made TO the Code
by the bill which finally passed. the Legislature on the
9Th
svcrros H. Amended by aang new substitute allowing
appeals moons involving he OF any law
Sac - Amended by adding provision that On second
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frr ton h,e -FOUR ana ve 10 two hundred dollars set
For sale py GRO q ALIEN AIS Broadway. one door be-
low Canal street
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Prizes Cashed In all Legalizcd Lotteries,
and information given Drawings sent
j. CLUTE. Brokers Office. I76 Broadway.
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Not . Few OF the Worst Disorders .Thsa
mankind puons " the blood HELM
HOLDS EXTRACT OF sARsAPARIIl.A y . remedy Of
the utmost value.
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Work OF the Legislature.

NEW YORK CITY TAX LEVY.
The Board Of Supervisors empowered TO order
and to be levied the taxable property Of New
York county amount equal to the aggregate Of the
several sums hereinafter stated
Advertising for the Common Council $40, 600; and no
payment shall be withheld for performance of tho
advertising in unless the copy thereof shall have
been furnished TO newspaper ut least twelve hours be-
fore the time OF its regular issue Provided however
that the newspapers selected in the year 1855 shall
tnue 10 he the official papers Of the city and county Of
New York, in which shall be published the proceedings
OF the Common Council the Bonrd Of Supervisory and
all notices required by law Ia be published in the different
heads of departments and other public officers in and for
the city and comfy of New York Aqueduc repairs and
improvements SIS 200 Board Of Health, So O00 Battery
improvement $50 900; cleaning streets, $500 900
nuay, the work TO be done by contract which Is
hereby authorized and required TO be made by the Mayor
&c, after advertised proposals. OF ten days, to
commence ten days after the passage OF this act;
such contract shall be for of less than i've
years. and the Comptroller is hereby authorized pay all
for street cleaning until the contractor shall
be prepared proceed with his contract the cost Of
same to be included In the Tax levy For work done
Fifty-nnth Court House 1888 for deficiency In
$3s, 121 cleaning markets, $4,000 city contingencies
$75 00o-sibec to the approval Of the Mayor of said
CITY, and payment shall be made thcrcfrom without
the authority and consent Of said Mayor being first had
and obtained, except s35 900 set aside to pay the
expenses incurred in the funeral obscqnes of President
Lincoln; city dispensarcs $11 000-$1 600 of which is
H.. "A 49, No. .atS. .-ttl n.a,x.,
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Beautiful Complexion stands tho
closest scrutiny HELMBOLD's EXTRACT OF SARSA-
PARILIA Ia
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Dr. GwIN.-when DR.. Gwin, in Paris, speaks of his
fathern-law's 'hoel, he will designedly aim TO
vcy the impression that Is "hotel' in the old style
French OF the tern-the city residence Of a
Of rank. OldM Bell, his father law only kept
excellent roadside inn, miles from the Mammoth
Cave, in ntucky-nothing more-NeW Orleans Isde-
nsn1sD
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and beautiful complexion follow tho OF HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SAKSAPAR1Lf.A.
removes black spots mpe and all eruptons Of the skin
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Ria YooYself OF Hunors .o.,,,s
IN the spring months by using HELMBoLDs COScEN>
TRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARIlLA
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A.-Lottery Prizes Cashed. Circulars,
drs wings and Information sent
j. X. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street N. Y
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the day prevented the consummatIon of the arrange
ment The remains were escorted to the cars at mid
night, and we now leave Indianapolis for Chicago,
which city we expect to reach by noon To morrow.
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The Iu,urious Effects OF Alcoholic
s,iunusnts overrore and the wstsm pnrined ~ using
HE.WpoI,fs EXTRACT sAtsAPARiLLA
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A.-Gents' All Wool Suits SIS; Boys All
Wool Suits ~. at |. v. BROKAw's. "a Fourth avenue
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A.-Usc the Best .-Bowden's Moth De-
sTROYING PACKET. For sale by all druggists.
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Piles, Piless-Dr. witnssr's PILE suPPcsi.
tory lie certain for Bleeding itching Plea Asens
for New York, 16l Bowery.
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No Pimples, mo DsrkResss Usdsr tho
AZ sisf reg Sssi &
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u,,,.d states Coupons Purchased the
:. -. us soIa by n r. JAMES A CO.. Is wan street
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Cinderella.
second and last representation.
THIS CHARMING
PLAY OF THE FAIRIES,
PERFORMED BY TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN,
WHICH WAS RECEIVED WITH so MUCH ENTHUsIs
AsM ON THURSDAY,
will be given the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
next MONDAY AFTERNOON, May l. at o'clock r. NJ
Admission the house 81 Fifty cents extra for reserved
be obtained the once OF the Academy aud At
Caswell Mack q, under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair RestoBes
gray original color stops III falling out keeps tho
head clean Stands above comparison with any other hair
dressing Sold 1t the drug stores and ut Office liz
Broadway. SARAH A.. CHEvALlER. ". ID.
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, ana
all diseases Of the feet cured by DIR zACHARIE 700 Broad
way
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Janeway u CO., Manufacturers Of Ps-
per Hangings, No. 81 DVy street
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Highest Premiusn Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine.
wHEELERA WILSON, 6s Broadway, ny.