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Serofnla, Uleers, Sores. spota Tsttsr,
Scales, Boils, syphilis or YensrisI
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Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad.
Notice to Farmers.

CEALED PROPOSALS viii he received At theof
- fee Of the under igned, N this city until ~
O'Clock m June 30, 1865. for farIshn g pasturage
for Three Thousand Government Mules, for two
months The propose must susie the proc D
bead per no1fh, and number Of stock 10 b pss-
tuTed The herdsmen viii be fIIraishad, snd 50 <
rurned N a. ow5ets risk. The undersigned RESERVES
the right 70 reject any or sal BIDS, aud NJ proposals
Ill be accepted unless the b der gives satisfactory
evidence shat he is comretent and rshafie Pro
poea INIT be directed 10 cspt 4 3. Kirk, A.
Z = eldofsed Proposals. fer The Pastursge Of
over iraent Mules Z. B. XIX,
NashvHis. Ienu., June %, 1855. Capt.. 4 A Z. n.
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AiRfTASA REEEu1lEs

-eif hqsrIr1E. fds. Etnrrarza
hAa1ncra. ii-. Eah y fssI
u hesn fraaas EstslsctoE ID slaEnr 90 -.
usea "lA or-,1 llsr k--lsi.-sf e1- 49, ~
ea'e n 3ts raosi cnstcn1s-y f1-rn 49, & sss -
sen iitn n grit e. lfToEll. arI t1epa-fv -
hafe ionnd them % rtspont II NJ .,.,irll,.s--.
pfoulply and eltciiiaaF- ancrfl7 ia-.r- - -.
s4non, have fho. fullest corffa1rr Ia go -
and ~ ~ a. ny use o. them eEgsn.s rs.,or---.i
than stro1gty. 49, a -
"Asai~iaui 9,a-yooa CD Nea T1rr w.
La y - untcrs-ose t1at tasse ru-refsz a7s a.
Tor vhiSh they ARE oferei.
Price Of Mac Pc EsEae ssuerittats ts-r "a o..
ksfnsie fd.eai Roci and Herb Ellies O. ~. W..s
81 aan.s.
SID y ~. y &C. ". ssnTH. I--ur-s-ss.
Conner Churgh AMI Fina s.-a.fs
Nks1TTtlEs. rr.rs
fniissieiph.a
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1890
Al size Eoods "a The s5cFs Last vii Be sold with
cut RESERVATION. for osE poELAa sarh- Certideatss
e ~ ihe Vsroua articles aFe plaoed n similar en-
yeiopes and ssaieL fnese envelopes viii 30 sels
~ lla o. delivered a. cur once, without regard
p cnqlee- % FeceiTlnE > certihcafe yea MY sec
Naat u represente, snd i is opccnsl VITA yon &
send cre doli5T sd reoeise The article aarlad or
any olher II ths lst Of ssuas vaIas. u Al trsnss-
ions ~ mai se charge sor .oraariinr tie csrtif-
estes psyine Eostasa aid dong tse tusiness IS
cont8 each. fIyE lzEIIF1ckrEs NIL Be stfas fr 81
k.tEvEn for g.; 1luRrr for g sixrr-Ffqr for 40:
Sne 0sE k1SpEsp ior si5. ~ tbs rne1s We nv
selections nom asAried stock q hne soofs 81 ne
Ssst rHaAe snd iateet Styles snd Of insrasie rort
e ngHainal pTee, Wilile al have chsIe n zesn-
n1g sr1cles % ths very hixhedi value
v 9 gafllisec entire safi siron IL es--V ireta-,,.
AID y thare should re sny psrsoa disssazfes va
any artcls icy Bay recei Ne taey nay named ats-
y reiill1a H. sd tl.a prire I'll ~ rufurdea. q.
AaEEfs.-We allow thcss sctas a. kf-frtg. Tan
Cents on esch Certificate ordered p-ovfia.s fhas-
neUittalce amount tc One Dolby
They VII collect tWen-y-eY certs for every Car
Shcais sud fetsnng - cent?, re-nit 20 " IS ccnts
fcr each- Is .-- ia -.-.
- Address $40. nEMERrT 4 CO,
Janl -So US brosd,say, NeT Tcrk
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weWiii ~ pnepa-. Z in Esort dine % faruish
sry sua0uut 81 FloHr. hrsn .1fsInksr end bi1sElts
atfhs Rs-serrolr y as. - or Is llsa s,eest
iunels-im HCGh Dofk2Il As 8 ca.
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GOLD AND eILvNR al
81 WATCHES. 81

SETS Silver We're, Diamond Sets aud Rings. En-
aiish riVer Cruet 6iknds, Butter Cool. II q. Tea
serfiee pianos, Sew ng Mach ne., Vest Chatns,
Brscsle,s' Lockets, Sold rene Is, ssa Of Jewelry,
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Rains OF ADVERTISING.
f0 ABYERFIsKRs u pEFAIL.


Advertisements IN tie SPECIAL Co nEnn. fiTst time
ION - hnes. 81 uo-sach ADDITIONAL linz A.
cents; susseqnenl Insertions, 10 oa1ts per lie IL
Loea Coflrnn, hzsf tine, from / e Ines 81 O.
each aodlnonsi line, 20 oe1ts; subsequent insey-
hoEz, - cents per sins-
sno Al double column adverasemenis. Vii Be
charged ~ Per ceak. sdFanee On reguef rates.
AAkElA9E And FUNERAL NOTICE.
HAl b chaTesd ai tie regalsr advertising rsiss,
ard must 1TaElabiy b psid Z advance, Of 30 b.
esraoc mads
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF oAEDDkTHa
- - JIG 70
For Comfy 0fhcars. .............,..-....-.. 7 DC
Eof o-iy %
We. ths undersigned, have this dny a5opted ia
Above rs.ee inr advertising, % when We hnd our.
serves B7ic-ly u acihaTeL
VIZ CAkEROE a 90.
JOHN WALLACE, for TIE Dls1cach
BARRY, WINHAif &C. for FssSs.
hAsaFzLzr. Igls.s Sept. p. Ieef.
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Perfect aSsfsefoB guar need il all cases, Go ds
not pleasing the tsste or fancy Of cur eustomsis
wall &c exe hang ed fee Of cost. %
Agents and o hers vii he allowed 10 csata on
each e7rt hese ordered By them, proyid ng 9 less
than I've A. ordered az uEae. Agents vii c. liect
IS Gems for each certificate and remit Is cents each
% ns Address al oidsTs 10 aH
8 c. r CKARDS & CO.,
AaEeSTs wASTsD les Nassau street, New York.
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AT the HhoYe lst q goods WI Be sold Tor one
dollar each. er6cefes OF al the various arli les
stsH,,g shat each ons csn have, so hrst pct into
envelopes, sealed Up, and mixed and, when or
dersd srs taken cut without regard T. choice, and
sent ~ nail, thus giving all far chance. On re-
ceipt the Certif ate you vii see Whist ycu are to
have and th-n it's yer option 70 send one dollar
and take tie aric or not
Single 9 ts1oA'es, IS Csuts Each.
one CeTtlh0aie may ootAin you God WGtea Ser.
vice OF Silver Plsts OF any Other yaiusbe artiele.
THEzE Will % 20 ,AKEs. g.
PACKAGES OF oERTI sIcATFs
The sun., 1865-04-29
The Arrest OF Jsniu. Brutus booth.

The order for the arrest Of Junius Brutus booth
~n received In Phlsdephls from the authorities At
ws,hineton, on Tuesday afternoon, and an officer
proceeded to the house Of relative Of Booth vheIe
the latter va. staying and Sked an Interview.
Booth vas quietly smoking and when the officer tod
him he had a warrant ior hrs arres; in irons Booth
seemed Jumb- founded At rst, bst presently a'kel
"Io you know ifit l. in regard to that letter" The
officer did not the question, bri told Rool
he would dispense with the irous whcfCupou tie
prisoner thanked him w much sFitgtt0n, and the
tv ain proceeded 20 the taon-hou-c in 18Th street
Here Booth kept for come houtA during when
time he occupied himtelf IN copv pssssr,s ou te
bihc-somC non the 4gth Psalm, etc. A. ~ o'c OK
Tuasdsy night he left Tor Washington, where he Ar.
rived al ~ Wednesday morning, hhviur converted
little the Say, merely remAfkiur, INST
he wished John had been Killed trurc he
taken before the Jude -Advu G'r, whore be
stated that the published acrounts OF the contents oi
the letter tiuding the oil business cont sined u-
ietent phrsseOlngy from shat he hal vtitcs and lie
a, sired to have the vhoo letter prhh.hed. Alter
the interview At the War Department he was tab en-
10 the Old Capita Pri.on and locked NJ, Beior' he
arrested Booth frequently spoke Of the oil letter
speaking Of the name Of Alice" mentioned Ia it, De
said he merely added pntsciip' ia hta letter 20 The
sassb requesting him a. riyv has lcvc 10 her ~ tho
lady Ia question had feIucuIly sent him such iskcns
acte ess employ ed IN one OF the theatres in Wash 'ur-
ton. There doe, not appear e. have been any 'hlug
unusual IN the manner ol Of Junlus during
bis STAY ~ Phrdc phia but be seems at tiuer con-
cerOd about what he calls the tAte CouHLnctton put
upon the letter In question.
The sun., 1865-04-29
Terrible Calamity.

81 fous 4 prli 2s-A telegram received BY the
military authorities nom NeW Madrid. ssys the
steamer SultAna. With two thousand parolcd prison
ers, eIplodod. Fourteen huudrod lives Wore lost.
sEooNp pIsrArCu.
caro- Apr,l :s.-The steamer sutsns, from New
OreAn. the evening u the 2ist, arrived at Nieh-
burg with boilers leaking badly. She remsiuei
thirty hours, repairing. taking on 1926 paroiri
Federal soldiers and IS officers, lately released
ffom CahawbA and Andersonville prisons. She
arrived at Memphis last evening, and afer coslins
proceeded. About AM. when 'rven miles upbleu
up and Immediately took fac aud burned 70 the va.
ter's edge. OF 2,l6 eous aboard, not more than 20
will he recovered. Five hundred were rescued, Sni
In the hospital, two OF three hundred uniu.
juIed ale At the soldiers Home Captain Mlson, Of
suitana Is supposed to le os, At four o'clock thus
mornius the river in front Of Mouphis covered
with soldiers struggling for life Nauy are badly
tcadei boats immediately went TO their rescue, aud
are stil engaged picking thom up. Gen. Wuslbu
Immediately organized hoard Of officer. /, invest.
gate the affair. They arc nov st work. No iufther
particulATs are received.
The sun., 1865-04-29
New York State Legislature.
Senate.

Albany, AIrii s.-The Assembly amendments 10
the Militia Appropriation bill we're concured ia.
The Assembly amendments TO the general charity
bill, appropTiating tl,OCy 10 S. Mary's school, NeS
York, a. also concurrod In also the amendment to
the Registry also the amendments TO tue uev Capt.
tol bill.
BTLLs PAseED.-Incressing the salary Of clerk two
thousand dollars and deputy clerk twelve hundred
and nifty, OF the City Court OF Brooklyn. Authorizing
the several Boards Of supervisors ia the state hold
special sessions TO levy 10 bounty iudet
Authorizing tL, Manhattan Gas Light Company 70
chATfe ~ 90 per thousand eet the privilege tocharre
Ills increase teing limited 10 two yesr. For the
erection OF building In Albany, wherein 10 deposit
military records and trophies. Cedng 20 nitsd
States Junldiclon over certain lands on staten Is
land. To incorporate mon Navigation Co. The
New York City Tx Levy. To repeal tho laE tor
opening road from lOukeTs 70 Nev York Aypro-
priatiug one hundred aud ffty thousand doIaie 70
eet the expenditures OF the military branch OF the
Executive Departments. Concurrent fesOlutiun au-
thorizlnR the Governor 70 confer BIevrt rank upon
meTitorous officers ot this State the " ryico OF the
nted states.
The bill to exempt the Father hshev Tempe.
society Of south Br0oklv1 tnaln Iaxa don vas
again called " Aad laAL
The sun., 1865-04-29
The Day Of Mourning.

NuHHut Hnuo'
tBy N, Prssiisnt " the United Stales OF zSsrtu)

tBy n, PrssidSnt u II, United Stai,s Of hveriul
PROCLAMATION.
Hh,rcd' ny my PROCLAMATION Of tho q5th instant.
Thursday, the ?5th day OF ueI, month, 80 sseou-
mended a. day for special humiliation and PRAYER.
in consequence of the assassination Of Abr. Arn Lin
coin, late President ot the United states bu, vtrea<
my attention hAs been called to the fact that tue day
aioros,sd 10 sacred TO atgo numbers u Chris bra G..
Of rejoicing for the Hsoeusou Of our SAVER I0r
pt-,Jor,, bo II known that |, Andres lvhu-,N. pos
ident Of the United States do hereh, svgsr't ur,t
the religious services rccanmcndcd ~ aforesaid
should he postponed until Thursday, the fr.i cay -
june next.
In testimony whereof have hereunto so' my hama
aud caused the seal OF the lnted states 10 b'
AfNrd. bgne at the CIV Of w sshingtu. this 9pth
day OF April, In the car oi our Lord >Ga, and vt
the Independence Of the United States ot Au-ri,s
the eshty ninth. ANpREw .IORNEns.
BY the President;
". HvSrER, Acting Secretary Of State.
The sun., 1865-04-29
NeWs IIems.
IDs Telegraph to IA. S- York Sun.l
Thomas W. vlscr~1 4. A q.

JAY CooHE reports tho subscriptions to the 80
loau, yesterday, ut sii53 900
RICHARD 5. Coxz one of tho Oldest aud most
prominent lawyers III washngton, died there yes
terday morning.
A SUIT, br3ugt by hr. Leonard sturtevant
sgAinst A. II. Alen, for Illegal arrest and npris.
ormsnt which has teen on trial a. Boston for
some days, in the Supreme Court, was closed yes
terdsy, the jury rendering verdict in favor of
M. sturtevant for a92,5o0 At the breaking out
Of the war Mr. surtevsnl was doing business in
New Orleans, and upon bis coming North AZ.
rested and lodged n jal, upon charges Of diSloy
atty preferred against him by Mr.. Allen.
The sun., 1865-04-29
Horrible scenes on the Old Batile Grounds
BcIuTe Richmond

A correspondent who recently visited some Of tho
old battle. fields VI 1862 b,fOro Richmond relate.
that ~ the battle ground Of Cold Hafbor, he caIne
across skull, loached End clean as evor seen in
a medical college. Turning over a low bushes, no
found the remains Of a Union soldier which he could
meutify by his blue blouse and nitsd s,ates pses
on his sccoutreJnents. | dismounted, examined the
skull and found /, finely developed head. Poor fe.
low lie WAs one of the hrlvcst OF the brave AMI In
making the chuig0 upon the relei lue8 he had pouO
uhtcd between the srcOnd Ind their lnes, where ho
met his death. lie had evidently CTHNed IA 10 tho
bushes and died. NOt Aycstige Of hcsh was on his
bones which ueic blclChei perfectly gAite, Keep
inr up the little road alouS hCh charre had "a j.
dcnty hcen made hy our tsDops, we O1me across an.
other aud another, til we passed UUIp than a dozen
skr etons ali In MON clothes lyur us' ~ thav ie
The shoe. reIe Gu mOst Ot them AMI their clothiug
which had shunk nom the action Of the Gather, had
lett the ef bones Ni0red Ahl TIE arms al the Nrsts
Continuing to The deba cable ground be eeu the
NO lines, sorrosiul s!ght pc en'ed itself Moro
than one hundSed nion soldiers were unhuried on
the small gparo Of ground that within view, and
their gInnnR rsull anu Heshluss and legs ere
lying sGounl IN evesy diIecton al with more less
| mon clothins on tht tema,ns We coluunSnced to
c1un, them, and rode about nifty Yards but as they
we're lying Ia every direction, soon tst the count
and gave il W, There were fully one hundred and
ttv eylO"d "Itlm Vie~' ana hnw mlry more we
could not tell the Aig ght Nss not sasant one and
" e. concluded 10 turn tie way came, and len
1hyse boGles have boon the prey offs rk9 buzzaTds
hos and dogs Tor heiIy year. We could SEQ hs
lgrds With their enormous "ing.. saiius about in
tie air watching their opportunity, when We would
lcay,, 10 pounce upon Their prey dog was shot bv
one OF parry, which VA pnAw ing WAy Al some n
The remains. iagmer In the vicinity tod us ths;
hayinr No fence. 20 conhne the cattle tho hogs wan
dc ed about gni he mad often driven them ay ron
To-. inr uEol the Lo.ie, whorO they iSo
Tie spot ybefe h.se remains lay is about "A gu ~ - ,
OF ple from Cold lihrbgr 'Tave n littls giis5n
dated oue-stoy building. We rode ub TO IL aud tnr
young -omen, named stewart came ont 10 meet ns
" ~ inquired hos It wa these b,dea Iomained M.
buried 20 uYlr their houfe. They stated thgt tho
bodice had been buried once, but ,hai Gear Bfg-
ade Of south CaIoinians caHb along some tn0 aiter
the condition We had seen them For ,lce honor Of
human IA uTe am Inclined 10 discfedit mi. plt Of
Their sQry az tho skee Ous seemed 10 lie exactly 10
lha po.i'i0la hU bad iAIlsH. and W a9I l0ok ~
The sun., 1865-04-29
The Assassins.
Additional Partic ulars Relative to the
Death Of Booth and laptnre Of Harold.

Faskin0ton, 4 pril 25.-The excitement which pre-
vailed In this city yesterday has considerably sub
aided While all regret that the assassin owing W
the rashnes, among the soldiers engaged In the cap
ture, was not taken alive, they at the time 10
grateful that the murderer had paid the penalty Of his
crime. Had he been brought to the Washington
Navy Yard alive, nothing could have withstood tho
fury Of the eIctsd congregated thousands,
What disposition was made Of Booths body amer
the autopsy upon II Ia impossible to ascertain, but
that fitting disposaI in keeping with his ignom ini
Gus career made Ia certain.
Harold, who has been exhibiting great stocism
aimee his capture, appears 10 realize the
awful position IN vhich he Is placed and through the
day hn given way 10 frequent fts Of weeping. He 10
quite young, and bis appearance would indicate him
70 be not over twenty. Some tim0 since he vas an
applicant for the position Of surgcon's steward the
Potomac hotllA- but Was unsuccessful.
6EoosD DIsPAroH.
Warrington 4 DTl 2s.-Nery great curiosity pre-
vslls TO the dispositiou to be made Of the remains
Of Booth but 1t seems the authorities are not in
sned to sivo the wrehod CARCASS the honor Of meet
ing the public gaze, and 1t will probably be depoeted
In whatever place promises the most utter ohscurty
for them. Yesterday Photographic ylcE ofthe body
sss taken before It was removed from the monitor
a. was then placed In ordinary gray Army blanket
In which It was Sewed up. plain pine box me.sur r
ms siI feet by two had been previously made IN the
tonsr. shop ior the remains, but It was not used.
Suspicious suicide at baltimore.
Baltimore, Aprfl 2e.-A velI-known citizen O,
Baltimore committed suicide last Monday by shooting
himself with p'stol, and subsequent events having
induced the suspicion thAt he in way impli-
Gated in the oonsDiIsy 'hs body ~ ~, night sx,
The sun., 1865-04-29
CONDITION or THE Stewards.

Surgeon Gsnrars oRe,, Washington, April 2s.
sP k.-Hon. X. Al. Stanton Il have the honor 10
report that the Secretary of State took his usual ride
thi, morning. and is free from pain tonight MI r.
Seward requested to-day that some one should read
" him. and says that he is much better His strength
b improving gradually, and the wounds OF the scalp
are healing.
CSgnedg, J.K, BARSLS Surgeon General.
Washington, A pr1l pa successful surgical
operation performed on Secretary Stewards jaw
this Afternoon, In the presence Of several eminent
surgeons.
The sun., 1865-04-29
Another Excitement.
Contemplated Rebel Raid from Canada
into Vermont.

Burlington ~, AIrA .s.-Informstlon was re-
coived here this morning that the rebel sympathzers
In Canada preparing for another raid on the
frontier Of this State. Tho Federal and State
Militia authorities the alert, and fully pre-
pared To repel any invasion. Guards have toon
placed on the steamers on Lsto ChAmpAin, aud
troops have heen ordered 70 the more exposed frontier
towns The militia Of this city have been notified to
be in readiness for any emergency. The rebel- viii
receive a warm reception If they should come aloag
The sun., 1865-04-29

NJ fo.ds called up the concurrent S.oluton re-
afliimins the Mcnrc dcctrinc in view of the oocu-
patton n Me,ico by ,hc Mavimilian government
Mr.. folsct sod an amendment to the preamble a.
follow,
And where's ~ tbs Mcrtiou o. the TmAncips
ton polls of the late AomIuistratiou and tie sue
Ctslul sum Cssiun 81 the virkel siavphCiGofs fe.
tc Ion ne po~ and grrenrth of fhs eminent
II IN ohcrns aid to Scsk aud C?Tlc,scd sister re.
pubios.'
Thi. amendment to the preamble WIS adopted nv
sve' .i nav, 2, Msssr Morphy aud shafer voting In
the rerauve
Tho concurrent resolution, we're then posed by .
vote oi % sves.
me' imen's to the Metropolitan Public CONVEYANCE
toiH"au, hill.
o., oiution wss ndop.cl. perruitjli.' citizens of
Alh-ns IN r''r' % mon tuitht 20 the memory Of tho
lac President, in Capitol l'srt.
messarc was here received from the Governor,
vctoug the Central RAlio.d fare bill Amer the NEE
sAc vas read, the question takou, shall the bill
pass, notN outstanding the objections OF the dover.
nor" This va decided IN the norauve BY the fol.
lowing vote Ws'. u. nav, Il.
Tho New York city Tax Levy " a. returned from
the Assemhly with numerous amendments ircrens-
inc The levy nesrly hnfH million, ami IL VA gcfc rrc
to the Committee on Municipal AnNrs Rccoss till y
o'cock
On rcasscmhlinr, Mr. Andrpps rCpottcd. rec1m-
morfing the desr cement Nth mo.t Of tho iicm..
Agreed to. and conference comuHttce appointed.
Recess TIL 1920
The sun., 1865-04-29
EXPLOSION OF A STEAMER.
FROM ALBANY.
Closing Hours of the Legislature.
Important Measures ACTED Upon
nore Good News-surrender o Johnsto
and all Under his Command
wAR DkrAETsrSr, wAsnISeToS, d C.

wAR DkPARrsrNT, wAsniSaroN, ID c.
April 2s, o'co-l, 2 ~.
ha,or -Gsnsral DIR A dispatch from General
Grant dated at Raleigh, 10 +. N, April 2eth, lust
soc.fved BY this department. states tha, Johnston
surrendered the forces In his command, embr.cius
I'll irvm here W Chattahoochie, to General Sherman,
- the ba1s agreed upon between Lee and myself
sAs Army Of Northern Virginia.
EDwIS N. sTASros, Secretary Of War.
Correspondence Previous to the Surrender
FOrtrsss Monroe A pr,i ~ r,a baltimore, ADr,l
h-A stesmer arrived here this morning from Moro
knd City bringing advicss from Newbern, that Gen.
Grant has efiectuay put an end 10 the armi'tleo
Agreed upon between Gen sherman and Gen. John
ston. Gen. Grant bad given Gen. Johnston up to o
o'clock yesterday CWednesdnyg morning to surrender
his army. The conditions are unknown. Gen.
Grant announced after that hour, hostites would Ut
once be resumed To this Gen. Johnston IL said TO
have replied, that II jefferson Davis aud the leadins
General officer, Of the Confederacy were pardoned,
and permission given them to leave the country ho
would be authorized TO accept the terms proposed.
The sun., 1865-04-29
LOCAL NEWS
SEw ToRK AND THE VICINITY.


The FIRST or MAY.-Tho day Of all 'hA
da,. Of thu year no,t dreaded bv bon,c, se,or, /.
cIo.. AT hand and IN. eity IA tnll a, pcor xto ~,
not yet suceced,d I'm providins tbe,n..l, ~, ,,h d.
much coveted tenements th,v .eek Trc-, ho,,o IN
house they uaudor ,osrchins for ,uI,ahie bc,,. IN,
III. coming vear Al A ran, vhtch iii 70, hn.,..
,hetu IN, ,ootb IN .,v thorn Ia ,,l ,-,.r, - ,ho,r
finding what they With Rent, are e.orb,,4 anti, b,Vb
thls year and thousands of poor fa,niiic, ar, ,o,
To tai. ND with In Nrla. accommodations .uc a. th,v
never befor, occuplsd for sheor lnnl Of the moan,
TO meet the exhofbtant demand. of Landlords. Othc-
who .tll cling To the hope of finding al the Ist mo.
menta good house at a low rent, bid fair to tho
morning Of the dreaded first Of May dawn upon thom.
with no home provided and then, n forcnd 70 loavs
tho houses they nov occupy. they wiz
have to sccept rch m they can got.
In some instance. landlords are Io.ing good tennnts
people whom they know 10 be prompt in PAYMENT.
and careful of their prcnises and taking In thsll
stead irresponsible parties of whom they kno,y moth
ins-often Ieople Who aro unable to pay ront and
never Will pay II. By th. course, the Landlords viii
10 sudoter.-in in tho cud Their eIorbitant charge.
will have the effect too, Of denoralir n.y. teuNn,s
who have hitherto been careful md prouipt-payins
Human nature will rsbsI at oItortion wherevee IL
occurs; snd II cannot bo expected that usn ebo Ia
conscious of being imposed upon will oi very lndly
'I .' .ne Ha'' "O - ',''o' H. "o ass hou's
wv" - "' " s''o'ns W i"' AiN'S
80 ~ 'lu "''r "An''o, anu "'h
-' "o ".'u '1v a'i'' "'u' d"
careful Of the property for whose cccupancy no l,gs
too croatia price he Will let the children swirg
tho fasc and sde on the stAr-bansters- and tear the
"n''paI"', anu "n''ue uc FENCES In lh"sey no
W" I'io' ", al,I'',N " ''oo'ne D'0i' even n"
pays his rent according IN agreement md many
,uro,,,ly ,T.c,od h, bI,h ,cn,.
so,,,. ., A.. ,,,.,a c,,,,,,.,o -. A., -. ,..-
Ohio hsv. .l,o.dy urovi1.d ,ho,,.s,r.. ,,t,. ,.
-, "''' ''"'
loaded carr, vsre ,een m y,,Io,. nar,.o,,,, o,,v
with tho usual h.,erosepou, load. a h,,,,bo,,
goods piled upon thern- The horrors OF Ito ilIvt