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Notes Of all the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series is precisely SINH
lar IN form and privileges TO the seven-Thirues al
ready sold. except that the Government reserves
to itself the option Of paying interest in gold coin
at 6 per cent, instead of 7 S-IOths in currency.
Subscribers will deduct the interest in currency up
to July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes Of this third series of
the seven-thirtes will commence on the lst of June
snd wall lie made promptly and continuously after
that date.
The sligtt change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest
The payment in golG, if made, will be equivalent
to the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event Of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be syaled Of, would so reduce and equalze prices
that purchases made with SIX per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
three-tenths per cent in currency. This is the
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We suppose the testimony of CAPTAIN
Fcuigas m the assassination case yess
terday will set the pens Of Sanders and
teary al work again, aud will produce
new and more angry letters to the Ca
nadIans and other people. The wit
ness testified that he was IN Montreal
last February that he knew Sanders
and Cleary 10y sight very we'll and that
on one occasion they stood neal him
snd he heard their conversation.
The conversation l heard took
place 81 ST Lawrence Hall in the even
ing 1 am not certain whether il was
the ilth or 10th Of February; l was sit
ting IN q chair as George y. Sanders
ana William Cleary walked in at the
door they stopped about ten feet from
me heard Oeary say, 4 suppose they
are getting ready for the Inauguration
of Lincoln next month Sanders said
Yes but II the boys only have luck.
Lincoln Will not trouble them much
longer Cleary said, Is everything weIlY
Sanders replied, Oh yes, Booth Is boss
ing the job.
Do is probable that these persons will
vehsmently deny the truth of this re-.
port and 70 the witness had given his
testimony some weeks AGO. their denial
would have had due-or rather un5us
weight with many people Rut when
We have read the a:hdavits in the vel
low fever case in Canada. we are forced
O. believe also this later evidence 6r
ing upon these two persons a criminal
knowledge Of the assassination Mot
A set Of men who were privv IN a
scheme for the introduction of yellow
fever ~ several cities, with the avowed
purpose 10 cause such a deadly pest
ience as would aid the ~confederate
cause more than a reinforcement Of
q hundred thousand men 10 General
Lee-who knew Of this fendish plot
spoke Of It familiarly for q consider.
able time IN their intimate circles. as.
sociated freely with the principals in il
and did nothing, said not a word 70 any
authority, to var against its execu-
uon-such men viii be held, in the
general opinion, quite capable Of en-
gaglng IN II or encouraging a plot TO
os1ssInste the President and thev
NHl need something more than their
Own assertions, however furioRslv reit-
Grated, 10 convince the world that the
witness against them is false. The an /
y ietsers which have been written bv
The rebels IN Canada will now he ~
Sarded not as the protests OF insult,.s
innocence but as the furious Screens
detected rlllalny.-N J. Post
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Shingles.

% nnn just received per steamer Len
OO.UOO Loot, ard for sale low 81
d. y. DfCKEfs AErut,
Eroad and q -
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Special acquisitions, No. 40. are required for all
articles not limited by the Army Regulation, and
must be approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
manders. OF the Commanders Of Troops unRssign-
cd 10 Brlgades or Divisions.
Reqmsluons IOr supplies, for troops stationed at
Nashville, will he filled on approval Of the Post
Commander. unless they call Tor animals, means OF
transportation, lumber, or printing, when the sp-
prOvsl Of the Chief QuartermRsteT is required.
acquisitions ard Estimates for Supplies a. the
Front must be presented to the Depot Qusrtermas-
ters there. Only In extreme cases Will they be is-
sued on here, and then only when approved by the
Chief QuErtermaster OF the Army.
All signatures TO acquisitions and Estimates
should give the ordinary autograph Of the Oficer,
followed by his rank, and the numbeT sud designR-
ion Of his regiment or command.
NOV 81 lgS5
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Subsistence Department.
COL A. BECKwITH, C. G. g.,
Military Division Of The N~fiasisatUpi

- - -
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
CAPT. ). c. REED, c. c. g.,
Department Of the Cumberland. Office No. L
Sonth Cherry street, vice Col. Porter.
CAPT. sAM. J. LITTLE, G. e.,
Depot Oommisssry Subsistence, once No. 10
Cherry-stneeL.
CAPT. 8. D. HENDERSON, c. 8.
Post COmmisssry Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. W. h. N'LYMAN, O. g.,
In charge Of u. 3. Bakery, snd BsbursinR Com
misssry Subsistence, vice Capt John A. irvine.
once No. ~ Cedar-street
LIEUT. }. 8. GALLENrUNE, A @. g.,
In charge Of Soldisrs' Rest, corner Cherry and
Church-streets, vice Lieut.. Henry King.
CAPT. d. r. LAMoREAU, c.. g.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle, wee Capt. Gloyer-siso
in charge Of Herdnen, Stables, &c vice Lsnt. L.
s. Holllstsr. Once near Lower Landing.
CAPT A. ". WILLS, A. Q NJ,
in charge Of Pot Fuel. Government Printing
House, and al Public and Private Buildings used
70 South Cherry street.
APT v. MILLS,
Inspector Of Suffers Goods, and ali Private Stores
shipped 10 the Front. Office 49, CherTy-stresL
CAP F.J. CHILLY, A Q. NJ,
Dshurslng and Chief Quartermaster, u. 3. Military
Railroads. Office Church street, Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT s. R HAMILL, A. Q NJ,
Assistant 20 Capt. r. J.. Chilly, A. z. NJ. Once
Church street, Chattanooga Depot.
LIEUT C. ?. NELSON, 18th U CT, A. A. O NJ,
In charge Of Properly u s. Military Railroads
Office Church street, Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT H. ". SMITH, A Q NJ,
in charge OF Cavalry Depot, Edgefeld. Tennessee.
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@iIitarg 9irEttnrg,
Q~uartermaster's Department,
BVT. BRIG. GEN. J. L Donaldson,

BVT. II GEE. ). L DONALDSON,
Chief uartermaster, Department Of the Cumber
and. Ofhce los CherrY-street.
CAPT. N. D.. WICKERSHAM, A. G. 81.
Chief Assistant Qusrtermaster. Once los cherry.
street
BvL. COL CHARLES Il. IRWIN, A. O. n,
IN charge Of Lumber, Workshops, &C. Once 100
Cherry street.
CAPT. s. 2. BROWN, A q. n,
in charge Of Railroad transportation. Fneght and
P~Esssnger) Ufhce Church street, st Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. CHAs. 7. WING, A. Q. NJ,
General Disbursing Oficer Qusrtsrnastsr's Depart
nent. Once, lO7 Chery-street
APT 7. J. COX, A O n,
In charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison EQUIP
age, stationery, Qusrarmssters' Blanks, and Stor.
age Of Public Property. Once II Msrket-strset.
CAPT. GEO. B. HBBARD, A. 9 n,
charge Of FoRge and Straw. Once 90 Cherry
street.
CAPT. v. A. WAINWRIGHT, A 9. n,
charge Of QuRrtemssteE's Stores, Horse Med.
eines' Hardware, &c. Office, Taylor Depot, corner
Summer and Broad streets.
CAPT. L. B. KIRK, A. Q. NJ,
in charge Of River Depot and Post Transportation
Fuel Tor Steamers. Public Animals, STABLES, COrrsls,
&C. Office IS Cherry street.
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Septen Of POlce-H- A. Chumbley.
- Leutenant-Oaniel A. Bircheu.
- Lieutenant "A. G. Byron.
lst Nard-H. Thompson. VIM. stswsrt II N
Scott.
"a Mard-yohn Firth, A. Crosthwat.
VIM. Danley.
So Mard-Wm.M Mallory, NJ. ". Thompson.
Riley.
ON hardEssm PlHmmer, Jas. Citizens, J. Cav.
ender, Chas. Hi
TN hard-Joseph Caps, J. Castlemsn, W. B
saunders. W. Vaughan.
on hard-Ben Smith, ThOs. Henderson, +. r
hichol, II. Il Mansfield.
9th Ward-Wm. Watson. Il. meEnpev n p
Hall, Jas. Hall.
d C~rosthWat.
John L. COtrell.
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$5OO,OOO
To be SOId for One Dollar Each

Without regard 10 value, and not to be pad for I'M
al you know what you viii receive.
Among those who have acknowledged the re-
celpt OF GIFTS drawn nom this AssO-
citation since san. I 1865, the following kindly per-
INIT their names 20 De usedj
Robert b Hotchkss, New Haven, Conn, MeO-
deon, value $50. WIT Willis, W 22d It, y. Y,
Diamond Cluster Pin, value S2o6 Mrs RG 1sppan,
Is York st., sold Watcn, value Sl25. Mis- Ellen
F. llckerson, BlnghsmptOn, \. l.. MelOdeOn, va
Tue 500. Mr.. + Il Stone, 50 Tenth 81, n York,
Piano, value $3.50. Mrs Thcs 4 Miller, Scranton.
Pa, Diamond King, value $40. Miss Ellen j..
Peck, Springfield, IFS, Melodeon, vHlue Sl25. Or.
J. Van Ripper, Washington, ID. c., Sold hunting
Cased Watch, value $50. Edward h. Lindsay,
Worcester, Mass, Piano, value $50. Miss D II
Farwell, Dubuque, Iowa, Diamond Ear Drops, va
Inc $50. Francis ] Moran, l6 Pearl at, Albany,
n Y, Music Box, value $40. Mrs r & lngersoh.
Urbans, OHIO, silver set, value 500. Llsut B +
H~endncks, Wizards Hotel. Washington, DC, Sill
yer Patent Lever Watch, value $50. Capt. / War
uer, 10Th \ ! Vols, silver Watch, value S35.
Many persons who have drawn valuable prizes,
do not wish their names published OF we might e1.
tend this list.
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CERTIFICATES naming each article and its
VALUE are placed in sesled envelopes, which are
well mixed. One Of these Envelopes, containing
the Certificate or Order tor some Article, worth st
least one dollar At retail will be delivered at our.
Other, or seut bp mail 70 any address, without re-
gard 70 choice, on the receipt Of p cents. The
purchaser VIII see what Article It draws, and It's
value, which may be from One 90 Five Hundred
Dollars, snd can then send One Dollsr and receive
be article named.
S-No Blanks-Every purchaser gets value.
Parties dealing with US may depend on having
prompt returns, and the srtioie drawn will be i'm.
medlstely sent 70 any address BY return mail or
express.
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed N all Cases.
up- SIX Certificates Tor One Dollar, Thirteen for
Two Dollars.
Agents Wadted. send a stamp for a Circular. All
letters should be addressed
r. BENTON & CO,
Box 6567 Post once, New York.
spr2s-lmd6wo
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Nashville Cits 9irtrturs.
Municipal OmcerS.

ApoA OAANChCs
JoE HUeH SNurH, Mayor.
VIZ SHkEE, Recorder.
RuFUs HENRY, Treasurer.
JOIN CHuEBLY, City Marshal.
W. d. WILKINSON, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A STEELE,
A C. TUCKER,
JOIN F. INGALLS,, Is
JosEPH L. RYAN, 4"
A b SHASKILS, Revenue Collector
e B. GARKET, Water Tax Collector.
JoHE M SEABURY Superintendent
Water Works
JAMES PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
OF Water Works
DAN CUSEIEGHAM, First Engineer of
Water Works
HE j. SLRKAKD, Second Engineer Of
Water Works.
L NJ FIREMAN, Chief of Fire Depart
ment
Low COREY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment
WV WKIGHr, Street Overseer.
JoHE z DoDD, Work House Keeper.
d L. NoRynLE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTT, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LONG, Second Clerk Market.
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HeImbOTd's Extract Buoha

lsEs no Basami Hagc1y. or uupIsaszai mau-lA
ioE Unpleasant All haEga-0ls usaEsas
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sTATE MILITARY AGENCIEs.

For the Relief Of sick and Disabled Soldiers IN this
Department &c, sc.
FOR OHIO.-D. R Taylor. Office, No 4 Cherry
street, up stairs.
PENNsliNANIA.-Col. Jas. Chamberlin. Office.
No. 4sL Cherry street. up stalrs.
lNDlANA--Col. EdW. ShsW. ONCE, fZh Cherry
street.
MICHIGAN. b. Willard. Once, No. 49,
Cherry street.
ILINOls.-Col. J. N. Sheets. Office No G Cherry
street, up stairs.
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TO ADFERTIsERs IE DETAIL,

TIE RATES WILL BIZ As FOLLOWS,
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JAY COOKE,
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
L. I. GIFT ASSOCIATION.
500 Broadway, New YORK.

Diamond Pins, Brooches and Far Drops, Ladies'
Sets, Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold and Coral; Jet
and Gold, FlorenUne, Mosaic. Jet, Lava, and Cameo
Sleeve Buttons, Sets Of studs, Vest and Neck
Uhains, PLAIN and Chased Gold Rings, Gold THIN
bles. LOckets. New Style BELT Buckles, Gold Pens
and Pencils, Fancy Work Foxes, Gold Pens with
told and silver Extension Holders, aud & large g.
sortment Of Fine Jewelry OF every description, Of
die bn-L mlka and latest afYlae- NaIned aI
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All Of the above list Of Goods will he sold for one
dollar each. Certificates Of al the various articles,
stating what each enc can have, are first up in en-
are taken out without regard tOGhOice and sent by
NAL, thus giving a fair chance. On receipt of the
Certificate you will see what you can have, and
then il is your option 70 send one dollar and take
the article Jr not.
IN all transactions by mail we shall charge for
forwarding the Certificate for paying postage, and
doing the business 2 cents each, which must be
enclosed when the Certificate - sent for. -Fiye Ger
tifcstes will he sent for 81; eleven for 81; thirty for
8 siNtv-fve for $40; and r hundred for SIS.
AGENTS-Those acting as Agents will be allowed
ten cents on every Certificate ordered by them,
provided their remittsnces amount to one dollar.
Agents viii collect Is cents for every Certificate,
and remit Il cents 20 us, either in cash or postage
stamps. Great caution should be used by our cor
respondents in regard n giving their correct ad-
dress, town, county and State. Address
J. II. WINSLOW & CO.,
sprlR-Sm 1S Broadway, New York.
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The Cumberland River
OIL G SALT
Company.
OF
KENTUCKY
onARrEEE0 ~ rHE LEGISLATURE or KENTUCKY, ~
SPECIAL ACT o. rSoOHr0RAros.
HkECH, lsC5.
$4,000 Shares at S1,OO Each

DEPREsENTING tax ENTIRE
n Of the Company, which D. about ssls srrss in
fee ample ana lcssehold lands, situated m C,,p,
berlRnd county, Kentucky, no miles Nv isTd sbovs
Nashville on the Cumberland uyer.
Included Iu the property Of the Comma j. ~.
famous old American OF Veil. esru A. NJ
have throsn up 6l.uoO barrels Of on s-,rc
first struck 10 1879. The Comuauv I,ss ~
good engines on The ground, and is vigorously en-
Gagged in sinking several wells. and are puiGng up
machinery % resm cat and SGT 10 pumping fha GA
American Oh Well, aro expect 10 develops N
Compsny's lsnds ettensiFeiy within q fes naonthz,
and confidently anticipate results that Vii sud
further establish the immense oil wealth OF thas
diatusL
5000 SHARES appropriated for working capital
and for the general expenses and Uses Of the CON
psny,
10000 SHARES reserved Tor future ISSUE. sud
when is.ued 10 b. for the benefit Of all the stock
holders
Mr. q. We Payne, sn old resident Of Nashuls,
b TIE originator Of The Company.
books u subscription are nov open AZ tie ONCE
q the Gas Lght Company, No. a Church street
Nashville.
}. d. KENDRCK a SON.
Agents.
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MedicaI Department,

o GEO. +. COOPER, q. S. A,
Medical Director. Department Of the Cumberland.
Office 80 Summer street.
1T COL A. c. HANLN,
Medical Inspector, Us. A., Office cor. Church
ana High streets.
URGEON R. FLETCHER .. 8. VOLS,
Medical P~urveyor, Z. s. A. Office North side OF
Public Square, between Market and Front.
GEN ERAL HOSPITALS.
SURGEON h. p. sTEAREs, U. 3 VOLS,
superintendent snd Director Of Hospitals. Once
a Cherry street
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL.
Near Ponitenhary. Surgeon Burntt Cloak, U. 8
Vols, IN charged
WILSON HOSPITAL,
On Harding Pike. Asst surg. Applegste, .. S.
Vols, in charge.
No. Is GENERAL HosPIrA.
Coneg 50 nmeT and Lne-streets, Surgeon ".
NJ. Chambers, Us. Vols, In charge.
POST
PosT DuFESsARY.-No II South Cherry at. SDr.
Reon VIM. Threlkeld, US. Vols, attending ON.
GERS and their families.
Surgeon ?. ". SPAHLrSG, 10th Mich. Vols, Medical
Director Of Post Forces, Once No. IS College ~
POsT HasFErGI-Come Of Cherry and Klm sta.
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0ashrlIk agniun.
wH. CAMERON 5 co., Publishers.
FRIDAY, JUNE ?, 1865
TERMS OF ~suRsORIpTIoE;
RATES or ADVERTISING.

PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
e. ~ On IA. 10 nnr.rrrru A norAIHl
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~SamarifanIe Wash

me Root ana Herb Juices. Full directions.
The efficacy o! these remedies Is slEs aetpovL.
sos5a ~ pnyscIans snd patients. Tl-y ne raas
many Of our brave soldiers.
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BLOODt BLOOD
Holmbold's Highly Concentrated OompOsRd
Fluid Extract sarsaparIllH
SYPHILIS.

This "A Affection o. The blood, and attacks ihs
Sexual Organs. LuingB d the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Windpipa, and ot1sr mucug surfaces. making ~
appearance In the form Of Ulcers. HelmboidH Ez-
trsct SarsapaIla purfes ths Blood, and removes
all scaly srupuOnH q the SKIN, giving n the com
piexiOn a clear ni healthy color. u beng propar-
cd expressly Tor tins class Of complaints IL hiood-
purifying properties are preserved zoe greater 81
ts0t Han aay Cthsr preparation 81 baraapanLL
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q. 8. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,

These bonds are now worth 8 handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempt, as are al Government
Bonds, from State. County, and AuHiapal t%arati0H,
trhoh adds fr5g, one y three per cent. per Ugngm 10
Their ua,uc, according to the rate levied upon other
property. The interest is payable semi-anuuaIly
BY coupons attached to each note, which may b.
cut of and sold TO any bank or banker.
The interest st ! 80 per cent, amounts TO
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40 Treasurv Notes.

which Ere isFuea IN sums Of Sc, 800, $50, 500,
AMI 5000. The interest Esysbe % Isih june and
18th az pecemher of sanh yess. IN june, 1885, when
they can be conFertsd INTO ue nmOus SEQ
Sod bearing 6 Fer cent Bonds equal % about "
per cent interesL IS no Stfe County or Guy tsx
can b levied upon these Eecuaaea.
Further information can BE- nd 81 the Bank, No.
~, ChsuJ sgesL nayS-lm
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a fEN GENTLEMEN rM -
Va bozrdag 10 a urvst. 80.
49, 49, os '"I' Cherry htFasL 4 do. ~ ~
ruaV-e-
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES

Prom eight % tFeEty JsarB standing vim uEnas
tucEu o. Fciercs E1d ana
For mrdlcd properties o. Buchus ass DlHpenaa-
u ue United states.
sac Professor DBaods' valuable aorEa % n
Pucuco OF PhYaic.
See remarks made b NE h1 cae4 1T
Physick, Philadelphia
aas romarrz made b. ~. Ephnzm hsDuEel q
celebrated Phy8Ica1s End mem1ar q le Aoia
College 0f 8-urgeoas, Ireland, and punlanea 10 Ne
Twrssru0ns Of Tie King aEd Queens JoumAi-
See M~etco-CmurHcu haueE, puhhshed y
penana.u Traysr, fbloa Of ne Hoyl College, Of
- most % the lats STANDARD works on metIcnl
Ertrs1i Euchp,---.Hl.W per bottle o. ~ ior 81
sarsapanllA LOO ~
Or half dosen q slah fr So, which ~ b
suHcisut h cure thi moat obshaate cssess II ofe-
u0ua are adhered 70.
Dsl7ered % Az address, sscursly pasksd nom
observation.
ErDasenbs symptoms IN al oommuniczHozh
cures guknsalssd kdEcs gaia
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All to DO sold for One Dollar each.

10 0 each
All the goods m the above List VIII be sold. With
out reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
Fl all the various articles are placed IN similar en-
veIOpes and sealed. These envelopes viii be sent
by mall, or delivered at orr Office, without regard
70 choice. On receiving & certificate yOu vail see
what It represents and 70 IS optional with yCu 10
send one dollar and receive the GrtIcls named, or
any other IN the LIST Of same value. In all urausac-
tons ty mail We charge for forwarding tile certd-
Gates paying postage and dong the business. Is
cents each. FrvE CEBrfFICATs vii be sent FOR 81;
ELEVEN for s.; THIETY for s.; SxTT-FTvE for SO;
and OsE HUNDRED for SO. BY this mode we give
selections from sysrIsd stock Of fine goods, Of the
best make and latest styles, and Of Intrinsic worth,
81 4 nominal pnce, while all have a chance OF ssCu-
Iing articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantee entire saisfachOni IN every instance,
and If there should be any person dissatisfied with
sny article they may receive, they may immediate
ly return i, and the price will Oe refunded.
AGEsIs-Me allow those acting as Ageut7, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 70 One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
tifcste, and retaining 10 cents, remit to US 10 cents
for each.
sS-Address GEO. DEMERIT s CO,
isnl-6m 33 Broadway, Now York
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E-3O Loan.

These notes are issued under date Of July 10
1866. and are payable three yesrs from that date in
currency, or are convertible at the option Of the
holder into
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ForSaIe
bOardin,


A ssrs ~ H1E2es 0smsgss. ac. q, N.
ruueot Printing umce. S""I hciow Gov
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Storage, STORAGE

- ca T. had on Reasonable tenn
ND tumn er n0uh ode N'Htea Cherry
49, ~
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Advertisements in the Special Column, FIRST time,
from i 10 5 lines, 81 O0-each additional line, %
cent? subsequent Insertions, 10 cents per line. In
LocA Column, nrsf time, from 1 20 ) lines, 81 10
eaeh adUuonai line, 81 cents; subsequent inser-
tuus, Is cents per lne.
Al Advertisements occupying special position,
.tdal double column advertisements, will be
charged s3m per cent advance on regular rates.
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VII he charged st the regular advertising nstes,
snd must l~nFEushly be paid = advance, or no in
serlon made.