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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
STATE OF CONNECTICUT ss
County Of Haflotd, JN

THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President and Lu-
CIuS u nENDEE, Secretary OF The 4ErNA lNSt r.
ANCE COMPANY, being seyerilly sworn, dqpOso and
say, thai tho foregoing Is a ula true and correct
ststemeut 5t the affairs OF siud Company that the
s,ld Insursnaa Company is 60ua tide Gamer ot At
least ONE HUSDkED THOUSAND DOLLARS ot
actual Cash Capital WFested in Stocks and Bonds;
that ne above descib a investments, nor any part
thereof arn made for the henct of any individual ex
ercis ng Ruthouty u the nlsnigement o! sad tom-
pany, either President Secretary, Treasurer, IN
rector, or otherFlse, aud th they are ihr above de-
crtbed officers OF said Iusutnnee Company.
THOMAS A. ALE&N&DER, President
IUCIUs j. HE5DEs, Seertt tary.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

EVTFFITU7F7f J J
It hereby certified, thtt the nree0ngi4 acorrect
copy ut the Statement ui Condition OF th.r ErNA IN
S0RANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford made tu and filed
IN thus Office for tire year 1861
Witness my hand aud seal officially.
JAMES II GOODMAN,
[sEAL.l fsrANr Auditor Of State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

Most girls are so dazzled by mem AdiAn
tages as not 10 see mems misuse of them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
! f# ENGLISH WALKING COATS
DRAWERS AND UNDERsmIRTS

For less money than any other Clothing House IN
Da' ton. We beg leave 10 remind the public that we
uand m connection with large Wholesale Clothing
Manufacturing ll0aAs ihoincinI att which certainly
enables rs to lave The above lnduc, me pts.
We are eousanty receiVnl the latest styles or
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
Farm for Sale.
MRS. O. DRSlLTA,
CIalrVOyant, and Electric Ply
Sician,

NO sos FIFTu STREET. NRAG JEFFERSON,
DAYTON. ONO.
MRS. DESILNA, by her clairvoyant faculty. de-
Nl aerbes character, and tells results OF business
operations, Gha also, by her magnetic powers aud
eiectneity, and her medical knowledge, heals dis
eases both recent and chronic.
She also keeps on h,nd a supply Of Madame De-
sya's celebrated Pearl Drops for beanbging the
hair. isIdlm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
DENTAL GARD
DIR. K. CONWAY,

XNTOULD respectfully inform The citizens OF Day
wv tonthst he viii insert whole sets Of teeth up
per and lower, on Nuleani1ed Rubher, in the most
improved and bsaut fu style the material will admit
Of Tor the sym OF $40, using the best material and
Warnnung his work = give due satisfaction. Those
who wish 10 have teeth inserted Rubber would do
Sell 70 call az his Office No, 3S9 Third street. Whsre
they can ba accommodated with any material or any
style OF teeth they may desire. jal6daN3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

All people are fond of salt, but Lot was
welded to il I.a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

Subscribed and sworn before me, this 81 day orJan
nary, 1865. A-e -
lsrAnp.f HENRY FOWLER.
Justice Of the Peace.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

Having one OF the most compete Printing EstAb
hshmsnts in Southern ohis, our facilities for dOngal
kinds OF Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental, are ars
class We have ons OF te fastest Presses, and have
an the modern styles OF Fyps, and We employ the
HIST workmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared 10 execute york
with neatnsss and dispatch.
nrorders from abroad WIN receive prouspt Atlsn
ton. Address
RMPIRR COMPANY, Dayton, chic.
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@lotblng.
GIutblng.
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
OF Cloths m
And O Cassimeres
IN THE CITY OF DAYTON!


FINK KE q GLER.
Clothing Hall, No. S0T Second Street,
Dayton. Ohio, are now ReeeiVing a
Large Supply Of Spring and
Summer Goods,
Comprising all the Latest styles Of Black and Col
ored cloths; French, Fanay and Plain Cassimeresi
SILK, satin, Marseilles, and other New styles OF
Nestings for Custom Orders A complete hne Of
FURNISHING GOODS, and the Largest and Best
Stock of ..I.H H'
Ready Made Clothing
TO be found in any House in the city Finke 3 Leg
Ter Agents for u ff .U. .
SINGER & CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for all practical purposes IN the
family andior shops ever invented and introduced iu
the country. Money cRnb made by calling
June 7, lsGitf -FLNkE 4 LRGLER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
MEMS and YOUTHS CLOTHING,


E
which Is carelully selected and well made. Call and
examine stock OF Clothing, before purchasing
elsewhere, at
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22
DAILY EMPIRE.
STATEMENT
OF TIE 0QNDITloN or the

STAT l4M EMF
OF TdE ooNDlrloS or rnE
.ETNB INSURANCE. CO.,
On the Ist bay OF JnnWNsy A. a. 1903,
NIADE to the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 70 the
WI statute Of that state ...4
I| st
NAME AID LOCATION.
The uame OF The Company Is A;TNA INSURANCE.
COMPANY, and il located at HARTFORD, Connecticut
1.-cAPIiAL.
The amount Of its cnpita Stock Is Two
Millions Two Hundred and Tny Thou
sand Dollars, AMI Is prt uu........-.,. .S2,25OWO 90
lI.-AssEls
l. Cash Of he Company an hand, aud in
the hands OF Agent4 and other persons 2757Jl 30
9. Real Estate tminounlbered .....;.,..a 1896 61
.. The Bonds and stucRs owned by She
Company, (As per sch dule lcd,) how
secuTei, and the rate o; interest there
a,iis,G5i 90
Total assets of the Company. ,iJg 93
In-LIABiLtTIES.
hos.esaiiuated and not due.............. G,3oo 90
Loases tluad usied and IN susponse,wait-
ingIor hrih"r rrooi............ .....,,... llG5V 20
snail. isf,prlntng, &c., esumstcd~.... 900 90
Total liabilities osa....,,..~.~...........s r.3,o77 20
V.-MlSOELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured In any one
the greatest amount a,lowed by the rules
to be Insured m any one city, town, yil-
lage or 1locl5@ ..........r Varies
The nuonnt ot its Capital or earnings de-
posted iu any other state, ~ security
for losses theren
De oAtedwith Caornia......,............ $4,000 90
With $500 ~
And 8l,OlD 40
The Charter, or Act Of incorporation ot said Company
is herewith.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-22

On the LET Day OF JhnURSy A. ID. 1900,
NIADE to the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 70 the
Nl statute Of that state.
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Is over, and are making strenuous sfTor,s 70 pro-
duce good harvests.
DmPArcn from Warrington announces the sus.
pension Of tie execution Of BJwles ,nd Milhgan,
the Indians eonspirs.ors and . Communication Of
Horseyt's sentence 70 imprisonment for life.
GovssNos CLARK. Of Mississippi, has Issued an
sddress TO the people, s,stng tina, Gen. Taylor hAe
surrendered oil his forces east Of the Mississt pi
river, with al The Government cotton. quArtsrmss-
ter and commisssry stores, oto.
Oh Monday afternoon, the schooner Mailer, Of
Union, N. j., l,den with grain and forage, while al
anchor short distance below Alexandra, Va,
took FIRE from thu kitchen. Tho vessel, with the
exception Of Der bull, was destroyed.
IT is Understood that the President Is preparing
ne Y Amnesty Proclamation.
TnE General Baptist Association Of Virgins as
setntles IN Richmond june I'd.
TnI rebel General Early, II Is said, died ., Lynch
burgh, the other day. Previous accounts had lief,
hun there suffering froml rheumatism In hs
stomach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-17
Dunn and Davis Prize Fight.
yIrtorv of Dunn

Yesterday two noted pusilisu named Dunn and
Davis had aeht for 32,0J0, amid large concourse
Of sporting men, across the Delaware from Port Jer
via \. Y, In Pike county, IA The ring Wa struck
At daylight. and by cir o'clock the parties we're on
hand, with their seconds Harris and Aaron for
Dunn, aud McCeiry and Burns for Davis. Tho
choice u position won by Dunn and hence Davb
had the sun Ia hi- e, o.. Davis looked rather rse
hut both men were In pretty iair physical condition.
They came up 10 the scratch, both laughing, and
pNis ". knocked down in the hrst round.
IN the lecond found Dunn drew the fret
blood from Davis left The fortune. Of the fght
then changed, inasmuch AZ that Dunn vas thrown or
inOcked 9h hi, feet at nearly every one Of the sue
eeediug thitty-eisht rounds but At the came time
Dunn war planting heavy blows upon Davies face at
every round, with the evident intention Of binding
hun. Dnvts had 20 TO forced back TO the firht when
u came 10 the iortyhrst round and very wsak,
Bleeding ienriully and almost wholly blind lie whs
eAriy knocksd down In this round, and In the forty
second, and fought wildly striking out like aman in
tue dark. In the iorty-third round Dunn had 1t ell
MS own way, and beat Davis about the head at his
pleasure; Whereupon tho seconds threw up the spouFe,
and Dunn was declared the victor. lie vHs hunt
very little, while Davis Vas in shocking condition.
No efforts we're made by the police to interfere with
the "eport."
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From Eurcpe.
Three Days Later News.

The CunArd mail steamer Cuba, from Queenstown
the 7th Of MAJ, ha, arrived at hi, port.
Public meetings and resolutions Of sympathy with
the American peop'e continue TO poIr In from all
quarters Of Europe aud the Continent. Among the
latest denomination. was one by the woTkingmen
OF London.
The London TINS save the reception Of Sir Fred
trick Bruce by President John,on, ausurs well for
the future relation. Of the two countries.
In the House Of Jords IN tho 18th, Niscount Sid
ney, the Lord Chamberlain, and In the House Of
Commons, Lord Prohythe, Comptroller Of the house-
hold, brourh up her M.es,y's reply to the address in
reference TO the asassi naion Of President Lincoln,
which ne fologs:
entirely participate in the ten'imen's you have
adficr,ed 10 me ON the at'ns-nalon Of the President
Of the lnitcd sa;s aud have given directions TO my
eminent that country the eelinfr hlch you enter
tain, Ia common with nyrct aud my whole people,
with regard to this deporahe event
Mlss Constance Ken. had been formally brought
before the Magistrate at Tro~bridre, charged upon
her own confession, with the murder OF her infant
hnlf-hIo'ber at Road, in l>bu. rhc was fully oom-
ued for trial IL was elected In tie evidence Of one
che took the child from his cot viii sleeping, earned
him Of the houee by the draw lng-room window,
and murdered him with a razor in the water closet
She Ia al-o stated 10 haze raid that she killed tue
the child from feeling Of revenge against her rtep
mother.
the sd Instant and met with MI enthusiastic req p
ton
The USITN ITNtINSA, the organ of rHzzini, ap-
ponIcd On the 10th Of Ap. with blsck border, OIL
the occ eitn OF President l.irroln'r ceGth.
II. health II d, Ing Of the Belgiaus was less sat-
ieiac.Ory.
A spansl decree is published ordering the cyacua-
tun VI tan nOulihc0.
In he iiu,sisU Chamber Of Deputies, on the IN
inst, the debate the huilAry REORGANIZATION Ill
sAs resumed, anu rejected D. II large majority.
Ldtss' RIA Ouscnsoun.
| Tircrp5oL 9 Fr-n'ug. Cotton ea'ier and slishtJ
declined. sales, 0lo bdcs, including 1907 to spc-
| culAtorF AM expOrers.
Bread. uia Iuie, The weather Ia favorable FOL The
! crops. Prov .sions quiet aud steady.
| London, Il Erenluy.-- oOls- Hr| Az = Illino
| CCntia.s, 75aae5'. Exile ~ % So. ti'e-rwoutio
| 6aa6i
| IfkiE, 4 9ru l3.-The ministerial crisis It ever
! Ptiu,e Kun has resumed his position as Prime
! hlnIstcI.
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From .NieS,icO..

S. LOUIS, Way lG.-Cairo dispatches saw that Gen.
Nccrete, with 45u0 Liberal troops, appeared before
II .tumoros on the .Oth ult, md demanded &c Eng
rcndervhich wac Iciusod The lmperisli'is marched
out to meet them sud cavalry and artillery f-ht
occurred. Blsincsa had been suspended at Matauo-
ros ami the streets uArrcaied la eNrectot on OF tho
attack but all vas quiet the eyouiag Of the us.
iu, Tho Custom i0utc oficcls 'ien 10 DsoNit i",
and he wealthy citizens moved all their valuable to
the spn,o piece Ei,ht huudrd Of the citizcns iad
arrived at the mouth OF the pio GrHndo and l"' for
the atcrlor. report reached BlsiGl On the +ih
inst., thst the Liberals yero in full retreat
The kcacuc Of the umpire" hW mslcd m order
from the In pera Palace, Mexico, stating hat it lee
iuc understood " that certain penUn' mrorg the
many that nc immigaine to the Empitc hy tue
Pacific COS l"sru becoming p'opr.ceo.s OF rsh pos
sessions us .tUe q couuAc's male with u. Beuito
JuGrcz It i. ordered that attention Localized throlth
Tie putNc pies, 10 the existing decree VI -3d July
/ ssi"
This dco'es nroyilc' 70 the aunulinr Of al! COM
tract of lua'cz, eNq,.jat the pltio. Thereto 10
"sueh punishment a. their Tult Eiay .Ilp!y."
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

The LAZARUS MURDER CAsE.-In the Su-
preme Court, General Term, yesterday, John Nc
Keen. counsel for Bernard Fricry, who stands con-
victed Of the murt ar Of Henry LAzarus took the pre-
liminnry obcctio that the return to the writ Of
error not having been fled TO the let Of MAY, notice
Of argument served before that time irregular
therefore the scould not be heard this term Tho
Court took the matter under consideration till this
morning. The .sme disposition was made Of tho
Ferrir and LRml, cVes.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF FMIGRASrs.-The
British 'teamsh rps Virginia and Etna- fiom Liverpool
and Qucenstow arrived at this port yesterday with
1IOo pssscnger The Etna ps,sod several large ice
befrs IN lat H.22, Ion. -.
The CRoTaS BOARD LIrrGArIoS.-In tho
Supreme Court, Chamters yesterday, Judse suther-
land granted order, application Of PRECEDENT
stephens and Assistant Commissioner Darrash COM
Polling the Commissioners to show cause Why an
injunction shou ID 10 Issued sgainst them, return
able on Monds next.
r The SAIL = or BEEF CATTLE in this city
last week were very larre amounting to about $500
head, Of all X nds. The prices ranged from Ike to
l9c per pound a fall OF SC in five or elk weeks.
How THE SOLDIERS MONEY GoEs.-Thc
honorable ca rnnsr OF the soldiers ere expended In
manner wU thy of their public ,piiit and domestic
virtue. Tie are invostng millions In the Govern
mcnt loan. and 1t II significant that while the sac Of
sewing n achine' for manufacturing puipose. ha.
fallen or with the contracts for army clothing, the
sale of he Wheeler Wilson machine for family use
shows that the sAllnnt soldiers have not forgotten
their uy to their wives. Orders are received writ
ten, : erhnps Ia the field on druIn-he to 'Jor.
uard'' machines to feminine relatives This L. a
good investment. The MANAGER of a large estate says
hc ias fear. for 4 cIent II tho wife ha Wheeler
W 1lspu sewing machine.
TnE BOARD OF ENCIsE CoMMrs,Io TONER'S
bel meeting yesterday afternoon, when the follow.
lnr oct were reelected Tor 1868: Noah A. Childs
| T. e'ideEt, william j. Haskell, Treasurer Robert ~
y ulncs. Co mel 10 The Board; md Oliver B Stout,
tierE 10 the Board After Granting io,ty-oae licences
| tie Board adlouln ned iii to-day at o'clock,
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Important from Baltimore.
Traitors TO be Indicted and Tried The
Military Also to lie Indicted.

Baltimore, Nay l5.-In our Criminal Court this
morning, Judge Bond charged the Grand Jury to
indio under the State 1relon Act, all persons sho
since the l9'L OF April sol we're participant, on and
afer that day, aud Others who left Maryland TO Join
the rebels In hehung asainst the Government and
Union, also others participating IN rebel raids inu
Maryland, engaged In burniGe Gov. Bradford's house
DESTROYING railroad trains, including Baltimore n
Ohio Railroad, Philadelphia Wilmington & Baltimore
Railroad, bridges, &c, for trcason. The judge
holds all these offenders subjects of Indictment.
and tiishle under our state lave The Judie also
Councils tho Grand Jury to ndiC the members OF the
Military Commss on for underl king to Try and de-
eide which are purely civil criminal offences.
reasonable otherwise, legitma,ely oognIEable by
the State civil courts
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Gen. shcrman-Au Indignant Hero.

Gen sherman is very INDIGNANT oIer the crit-
clsms made upon his original capitulation with John
sion, and In consequence Of the ill-celiug between
him and stanton thore is hitch in the arrange
ments for the proposed grand review Of the armies
sherman advance IL Mt AieyAndfia. Va, Waiting for
the result OF the tUb oylio. There seems tOle tse
desite among them Tor the review they would much
rather 10 home 10 their wives and iainili,r.
street parade In Wellington before the
Ifc.iden' may lie suhstitutol for the fevies.
Gen sherman D. stl in Richmond. when he
came thcfe, zen. HAIesE wtot, him letter tender
lax him the ho.ptalties Of his house TO which sher:
man replied by ".espectul declininl" the pIofered
bospitaty and ms that he hoped 10 pase through
Richmond without the painful necessity" OF meet
ing HAeck adding that the lattefe recent advisory
eipitcn 10 he War bpai sinent wm sufficient eHp'a-
nation, Hsileck again wrote, regretting the un.
friendly feeling manifested IN sherran's note, and
shifting the ie,pon,lbity OF his dispatch upon the
War popal tHeut. 10 this sherman replied that he
Understood 10th the circumstances and The men ruf-
ciently well apprcc ate the motives OF the die
patch, and adding " Both YOU nnd Mr.. stanton sent
me Warning 10 beware Of ss-asins. did not then
know that the authors VI the waning were them
selves the a6sa-slns Lad to tear"
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geWE lLeM3,


Jay c OFF reports subscriptions 10 the soven-
T1ir.y Loan ycst risy to the amount Of sl,1isSpo.
1t is reported that grand expedition is being
orgauI2el a. NeN York % go 30 Texas.
rR'yosT MArsuAL ASnEEws ana General Dennis
les Mobile ou the sth, for Meridian, Miss, to pa
role Dick Taylor's forces
MES LINCOLN having psr'islly recovered from
her severe indispostiou, Las announced her in.en-
hon OF leaving Tor home on thursday next
LArSE numbers of contrAbands are being .hrown
out VI employment by the order Of reWenchment
In the GoveTpmeu, expenditure.
rnH farmers in the vicinity Of Fort Monroe are
re1uInlnS " their plantations, now that tho war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-17
From North Carolina.
Trouble About tho Freedmen,
fr,,,.,,.,,,.,,,, en-, -,

T VTTfFTIN MIC y VIt SUM
"''fH'horogh " C., May I.--Gen. schoAeld's or
der de eArns the rAyes free, a, first aied much
confederation among o~ncrs, who feared that the
p"'NS would d-'ert both their families and thoir
ia,e masters Many Of them indeed did leave, and
o'he's ieured N work Many fights are reported be-
tween SaNes and citizen, with come loss Of life on
Gen CoA' arrival he gave all parties to understand
that their isha would be protected but dhat neither
whites nor blacks would be supported in deuess by
the Government nor would riot aud sriielbe toera-
ed. better state Of things follow. ,,nnounc.
'~S"' - eFd slayeaoldeIh amSps them lion. John
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-17
From Nashville.
{ onnrmstios Of Gov browns Arrett-
Death OF Forroh

Louisrtlie, Nay To- Ma. Ger. Thomas arrivedthis
evening, en- route FOR Washi8.on.
Gov. Brown of Gsore q, arrived this morunF,and
,f This afternoon. lie vas arrested tho nrh' Of the
9th, 1t the Executive n 'u,.ou 1t hilledsvne' ty
Captain Kneel.nd and Lieut. Baysri lie goes to
Washington under charge q the latter.
The Nashville PHr-s learns tiat General ,7oire6
was Killed by Capt walker oftLe robel amy, IN re-
yenee for shooting his son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-17
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
~ s., 80 and s25 AT par, at the sun Office count-
err Also pennies 40
nor SALE LOT TISMAN S TOOLS And
L machines, At III sd ave, near 5lst st. LARK
HAN WHEELER Agent 20
Oh THOUSAND OLD BRICK FOR SALE
,DOply to Mr.. GOErChlNs, 80 Franklin 81 rar.ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-17
TRAVELLING.

FOR BULLS FERRY, PLEASANT VAL
10y and Fort Lee-The THOMAS Z. HI LsH,
removed TO Christopher ~, LeAves NJ To- 2, and "
landing at ,Jth At. At 10 and M trip. ~ down. is
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-0N AND
a after Monday, MAY 8, 1s66 trains leave 3cth 81
en and Western train, at 30 A. NJ. ~ NJ 400 6.0a,
and 80 +. NJ. sleeping cars attached to 800 and
1910 L. ". trains The 600 =. " train runs through
70 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge via Troy, without
chance Of cars. Sunday train ct 600 =. NJ. J. n.
TOJCEY, Asst sup, 44b
PAVILION HILL, STATEN ISLAND, N.
" near the frst Landing. Refreshments Of all
kinds; Pic.Nics aud Excursions attended 10. K
IOsr NJ. BAKDELLE. 3U2
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR coz
- zens West Point, CORNWALL Newburgh, Milton.
Poughkeepsie and Rondout from foot Of Destrurrss
st, every afternoon except SUNDAY, at 81 O'Clock. 600
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PASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRIT
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS FOR SALE,
IAon NontIose ave, Wilhamsburgh. Prica S9,SJ;
tlOJ0 TO e paid down House aud iOu ic't front 10
corner NAV be had II wanted. TOWNSEND 4
SEARS us Fulton e. ID floor, N 40
CHEAP HOUSE AND LOT-TN MFLROSE,
- one mile from Harlem. story aud attic hUuse,
Of rooms, with garden bNlls. House IL tillel IN
with brick. Viii he sod low, IL applied for son. Az
ply to w. Z. DEMAREST, MelTose station, IlaIleIn
Railroad. 33T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-17

A elmer, are dividing their lands s1nons Tn ir
slaves, and furnishing them With the NECESSARY fac IL
ties TO commence immediate work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-17
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER OR RUB
AAh'r 40 20 fla, ON gold, to So pa.tal pcccs
cold =, ~ Yer PEE too'h. Teeth eNiIhc'ei with
out yun, ,r flied with gold other ulincs An cts 20
each, By Dg. II. lILEliS, 43 Bowep, opposite the
Oh rheotrc $40
DR. IEAKE, 1875 CANAL STREET, SETS A
lpt,to. .,ctl on silver NJ to 4, on sold so
g. ~ ous eels D. Cents per Tooth; teeth filed
with odd tor mCnr, G.. oihci hllnrt s. Cts. Ia II
p. tooth. Tech extracted without rain. Isl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-17

L and healthy part OF Ions Island ~ houis ride
from the city, farm OF 20 acres, fine cottage With
out-houIes, garden, variety Of fuf-apple, plum,
cherry, grapes, currents ra'plcrrieL &c. Some We
setshlc. planted. AJso a faIm wagon and farming
toOls Will oil be -old together for Sl250; part all
cash, to suit the purchaser. Apply to A. McC0r-
TER, li9 Fulton n, or At Iol0root, l.. l., OF Mr..
NICkkkNON. ON the premsee. AR
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