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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
DIX ID.

ADANsA Saratoga Spring. Saturday June II, Of dfoi
~ Of he hesr William Adams aged IS year, uoosh -
Tie r,ve and friend. Of the f.ly .lso the men,bss
st. Nicholas lodge No. J2 \. and A. M respectfully
invited ~ i'tend the funeral at Broadsbn Fulton Coapty.
!. L.. ol Monday. 18th inst, st2 p
O5SOMn BrooklyD, on Sunday June 49, Mary EliAns
vie o. frederick A. BLOSSOM and daughter Of the late Capt.
The r.v, aad snds OF the family e respectfully invited
10 attend her fausai from hsr late Residence No i Amfy
St. Brook yn Tuesday afternoon 3,L int a. ococa
prTMARS-On Saturday evening June H. Catherine wife d
Cornelius Ditmsn., in the 18th year OF her age
The ,sss and sa 81 her l s No. Is Wa
Tury seventh. st. Tuesday aitee,oon at O'Clock.
DAY rON-At her residence East Eighty hrd st. bs~ee:
Third and Fourtha Saturday evening" June ~ asse
4years Julia Ann Dayton. wife Of Edward Dayton sad
no.her o. sac aud Min Dayton and Edward D.yts.r
Her e.a will take place Iuesdsy scrhoob Juie ~
4 O'clock from the Church Of the Redeeier FAST Exhv
hh.s,. between seco,i and lhrds.es The rei'ves ane
friend, Of the family are invited TO st.end
JOHNSTON Friday evening June lG 1855. Rev. Jsmes
X. johnston in the 10th year OF his age. ~ A
The funeral will be bed at bis late esdeDo NO
Eat Cron Burlington, n. j. on mond'y 18th iaA' q
The remains viii be taken to Cemetery for intsr
ment
McCOOk-On Sabbath morning. June ~. Emma MsGsy'
twin daughter of Alexander and Rebecca BOYD McCoo@s
! aged months and days
her uu.ra from the residence Of her parents No I'
syta-s, TIN. day Monday, June 49, at O'CLOCK p m
SUNNs- soddeny on Saturday Iune H. Harris. NJ sseo's
| daughter Of John I and Caroline l.. Nunns
IN. rslyes and freud, OF tie family respectfully ,nvxaA
10 VT md the funeral residence of her parent. Ne
" East Twenty sx'hst on Tuesday, June ~ !" 0
s,ad.c,v os malignant fever on "wednesday. Juns
is6s a, orfSfi H. H. GeOrs, W, Riley in the wa yss
! cf his age. ..
Rt'GoLEs-At PongLkeep,ie n. y. on Tursdsy Juns y
Hon Charles H. Rnsge, Tor many year, judge Oh sne o
Of Appeals s..t
Tie funeral will take place from bis late residence rough
keep.ie. Tuesday the 10Th inst, a. u p 10 keian'e
and fiends invited attend without inrtner notice
sCoyLLE--On Monday. June H. Samuel c. Scovhe go.
| Of Salisbury. Ct, aged 81 years.
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Accident On the New.York Central Rail.
raad.

SYRACUSE n. Z. SafvIday, june y. ls05
When the 7 O'Clock morning train from AL
bauy was within about mile Of Oneida Station the two
rear care ran of the track and were prccptaed down
an embankment ten feet In hight No person was Killed
Col. I. ". Osborn LIST New.York Cavalry, Water
Gown. arm broken: Mrs. Edward Chtsne,. Syra'
GUS. internally. Mr. j. 81. McAllis!er. BnhaIo
and Emerson Kinney. Ghree brothers,) Of De
witt. back and head; Mr. and Mrs. Cooley. Yer,
mont in head. c. c. Coe Rome, In back. Several
others wero css bruised but none in'an! III
ured No definite reason can be assigned for the nc.
cidcnt tits considered n remarkable occurrence that
the only cars thrown from the track should be Tie Two
In The rear Of the train, while running on siraig por
non Vi the road.
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FROM CHICAGO.
End Of the Seminary FRir-Iseturni"g
Regiments The Camp Douglas
Prisoncrs-Novenen's Of Gee. shcr-

Special Dispatch % Tire \. Y. Tribune
CHI AGO june u. ls65.
The Sanitary Fair viii close next Tuesday
as day exhibition. but will lie opened evenings
through the week. Receipts s2550o
Troops are returning home every day. The SD
(German) Regiment arrived last night, and was met
n, the depot bv thousands Of citizens with music torch
light and cannon. An immense procession was
formed and marched 10 Turner's Hall where there was
public reception given
This noon the SD and l25h Hceiyed at Santa
~ Hall and addressed by Gen. Sherman They then
dined n. the So'~rs Home
The Eebo prisoners At Camp Douglass are being sett
of OF the ratio of 800 day The camp will soon BE-
cleared OF them.
Gen. Sherman leaves this evening for Ohio
Weather excessively hot.
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FAREWELL Address Of Gen. Gesry-WLai th
Corps has Accom- Piisbed--A Ls"L Ahss'
-Pnrting Words.
HDoas SECOND DIyIsIos. TwrNlHIH CoHr- }
N,AR EIAuYs sBrRC. Nd, Juno G. iec3


GENERAL ORDERs, No. 2-.-Tho tiIuc for the
dissolution Of ,his Division - bow at hard Before We
separate ron. thst Organization under whose gnidinr
s,- RIOS; Of as have marched and fought for yoars,
youi Genera. iscls night and JUS, "a address you
parting word.
IL NAV safely !c ss,ercd that Organization IA any
aray has proudtr record. ~ hes Issed through more
ardnous. varied and bloody c0mpa!gn~.
TO be assured u thA. We have but 10 enaincia'e The
battles AZ which all OF many vi ~ have puhcipsted'
Rlod No1rtan. Carricks Ford. WinchesieT. fort
Republic, Bolivar, Cedar MouDtain, Second hull Hnn'
Antietam Charlottesville Gettysburg Naulhtchie'
Lockout Mountain. Missionary Ridge. Ringgod. Mn
creek Con Resnca Ncw-Hopc Clutch, Pire Hih
Nnddy Creek Noes Crock, k0lbs Farm, hrne i"",
Pesch Tree Creek, Atlanta SslnnHh ana "" 'a'nIh'
eIpogures nnd dagger 81 the Georgia ana '.r"u.i
oarpagyy rrO Ietclod on your Nnt'fs WINE thr par
xnn laye nraclv borne III scores of actions, srih o.
note In this war. int egda 10 battles ID "thcI uhNs ~
a.tcsicd ny hrDdreds VI scars On '"l' oNI leisun @
h, frc tcr einhfaucc q. oN heroic oenh ihIoughnu'
Virginia. Maryland, penns'iyalhl tennessee "'"'s"
AIaia.uo ard NoTih ard souih Cuoli.h' ..
ieieror. truly al @: you-nleD VI on your c"l1r!
is n, oud and who are now broader than c'" 81 your
connirvi Yonr chi iren grand children and great
grand win have passed. aw'y long beolo your
heroic deeds shall have been FORGOTTEN OF the i.holc,
Of Tint great at.Ugcie Throughout vbicn We nave sHOH
shoulder g. shoulder. and swept from the Aihht. 70
the Mississippi and back Afain I, tno ANNE,
slnn cease to nerve our descendants u noble
de.Gs md brave fctions Your country has been
ed end yours i, 10 s,n.li share in tho glorious rig q
10 be proud of tho results. $780,.
A few months or y,nrs hence and those oil rs VINO
sryiye win again be- cixsns Of the nobl..i pronues
end frcest naiigl OIL the globe. Noble btenIsc mr
nobility sre her c0rInon people whV saved Ter ID VIC
year, oi peril Jroa, because trnil. unsht! ana pre-
yal,g ~ Gods national purIai. the moro nas n'uc.
her NE. proad beeavse nnaidod md uncoutenanccd
b. other rations she has dcmonsratcd 70 the "orh
that the people, who educate ali their youth aud make
AL ,her avs ear with TIT strong arms o. tlc eau
Gated worth, enforce their laws. maDtHin their ht3
ritv and pay their dsbs.
fio ,u,i proud q om common record ano o. ohr
co,cn,on country. Cherish with tie n,nOtes oil inc
manner unlsr which you qolously fought aud S0n ihr
victory The badge Of cur Union the spo'eS 'ia' en-
Llerp Of hope and glory. ,,os
S,l,o,, .-comratcs. --isreycli MAY tie memory Oh
an, f,ll.n eJots stricken down By Thousands at our
eide Lnlow parting. ana sonsccrate our 6eyonos
70 our God oar sean'f sn' sae Go s,n'' ''"''
W L. F0GSs', a, \. w.
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LOST AND STOLEN SECURITIES. e. ID. 70

LOST AND STOLEN SECURITIES. E. ID. Foster
No 40 Exchange Place. will shortly issue the hrst nam
Der of monthly pamphlet containing lists Of all 'o'',
stolen or missing securities such as Government ano
corporation bonds stocks &c. Mr. Foster has aireao.
lis, of more than 1000 certificates of Government
stocks against which caveats have been hied al ASH
ington and will insert in his pamphlet without charst
all losses sent him. Such periodical VIII DC Oh s'c'
value to all dealing or interested in securities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19
cLosr " rHu REBELLION.

Tie inteligcncc brought by the Tyne expecting
he stn'e Of anrs in HaJt cannot ln prove s,tsisc-
tory 10 che loyeir order end progress. The rebellion
was almost ended man, persons WHO Ind been dsuded
by the originator OF ihi- attempt 10 overthrow tho
liberal and eiiichto'sd government - President Ger
fr,rd had returned e. tlcr Allegiance. The nsnrrcc'
iou in laci seems ~ nave been got up by men vi no
nasithU in the country among whom those under
ra;v ofdeath a. traitors and assassDS. bat whn up 10
lac pirssAi peroo have 's:uv evadcJ tnc grasp
Of the oicers tho government isfeid maj i1e ior
e,n rsdepts of Ilnrl ar most satisfied with the rule
oi cfrnrd; aud sincere . Their confidence IN hnl
70 popular hs nos that numbers Of them offered II the
event o the nece,,iy arising 10 enlist IN defense OF
Liusef and hs country but thc la number Of troops
yhcL were concentrated In T"I sLort space Of fime
have proved Sufficiently effective In Tho suppression oi
tfe IN. arr cOi. Comparing the Icsobt o0ndnlon OF
iJovu 9th VIA, Il was we can ony hope TINT Presl
dent Gear may long be spared 10 contribute. b' M
i,e AMI liberal views toward IT, farther ed aucemonI
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rnr sevcn.Thiriiey.


Jaw Cooke reports the aaleS Of seyen.Ihlriies
,e.,c;any at A. oh 200 including tie following seeond
National Bank Of Chicago sSow, rlsI nsns .,
nh ~ 400 GO First National Bank Of Pitt,bu,
soas 900, First Sarionai Rank Of flmrs' s,vS' W.
Trst National nank Of Norfolk ego gD; rils IN Ia
tionai Bank Of kcwaiL. .JOOcp, fhS, $3.50. 10
~ Tsfaio $4,000. v.lmiye q Co. New orr
az 900 There were else I43s indiWauai s' o., ~.
ions for go and SO 1he@a subscTi4t''a' W. 'A'
veek eudius June IL s,LsxLCOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-19

The STORY OF JUDICIAL CORRUPTION. -
are assured BY Hall that the ponce
report in Saturday paper headed "a Strange Sior! Oh
Judicial Corruption is entirely ncorrec: In referring
10 Judge Inereham Th.i Justice does not hold the
Court of Sessions wherein the trial took place. Inc
District Attorney claims that any censuro which be-
ouo to the matter should attach to him. be advised
the abandonment of the prosecution for want OF EVIL
do
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The body Of J. IA. Page, which has been
missing since "Wednesday was found yesterday IN tne
water near Breeds Island He bad recently been sus
eet TO temporary fts of nani;y. Deceased wa fies-
dent OF the Cape Coo Railroad. and prominent ci'HeD
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From LouisviIic-Trens"rJ Notes mol +"
Legal Tender Movements OIL s'e"''
Tho0as.
LOCI.yILiE, oaiufdGJ June II, TOO

LorI.vlnE, Saturday. June II, 1865.
At Frankfort yesterday, the majority OF the
Conrt Of Appeals consisting OF 1udses Peters ond
Robertson declared ne act Of Congress making
Treasury notes legal tender, unoonstilutlo" Judge
Williams dissentef
Cep Thomas left for Nashville TINS Hoinina
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From, Fortress Monrce-Airbei Fri'ohef'
Going Efor,e-Ps'ients in the bs"sP''
,.Is-A Vt..,I in Distress.

T0HrMrss MONEOI. Fndov, juno ~ do
Information reached this place cary this
.,,,inr that an unknown vessel vas ia distress OH
-. Henry The steamer Amanda Winants was in-
~. iafe,y dispatched TO her relief
;irce tu, -red Confederate prisoners ~o pe'Ae o@h'
,b,nueh here daily ,oHt for tier homes.
49,. are elott 900 sold (patients) NJ the lamp
a. hri,a ls al present These hospitals are IN cAaTse
Of surgeon III MCCLELLAN A.. ~, co,,,od.r.,e
..o,s 800 Of whom are IN the hospital u olsrso OF
William A. Smith.
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In CsuYt of Appeals.
ALBANY. Saturday. Jim,

AipASY Saturday. June II. 1865
The People OK rel. Brown and williamson
art ooIruf and Porser. Tax Commissioners cases-
An order 10 show cause why re-argument should not
be ordered provided notioo Of motion be given on the
l7th inst for Tuesday next aid the remi,urs stored
vi al the decision Of the motion ar
Day Calendar for Monday. june ls-Nos ~. 10. 10
l26. i3o 1871 I33, 1874. l35. l;s and l3o.
Adjourned to Monday next, at one o'clock
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rxryrKslry Law Sc HocL. Tho annual Coz

UNIVERSITY LAW - H0Vb. ho hl'IlUdI U"H-
.,c,neu, OF the Law School connected with The tni'
vsrsi,y of Now .logk, occurs Oh Iaesday evening
ro,e 20 A, the iai,c chapel oi he Cnisers.ty. ITO
er.,.cs corsi,, Of or,ions by ne merioeIs OF The
rreduatne class and ~ address by pr.fes.r tons'
rsrs.,'bsc The True Principles u Legal cinfsln'
-, Tho muse VIII b, performed py Doi" or'hs
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A CosRsJr,oN. The report that the rooms
Of the Long Island Historical Society N broo3'n nAa
been entered and important books and papers
cd. is wholly erroneous. The chairman o. TIE ".u
tive Committee writes o. that nothing or the Eho nae
occurred. aud tho story is On invention.
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HOURS or LABOR.-Some Of the working
men employed in the carpet factory OF f. D higgins
Co send Us note to say that their employers have con
sented to reduce their hours of work from IL 10 ~
daily. The smcsbe arrangement Is oreditaoe 70 oo.n
parties and the example il ons we recommend o'a'''
Ia follow
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RAILROAD COMPANIES At LoGGsRHkAp.-

RAILROAD COMPANIES At LO1'EkhhAp.-
On saturday evening. the East Grondvay. pry DOCK
and Yai,. r. Railroad Company. laid down contihaa'
ZION Of ,er raek through Thr's 70 ne ferry
y. .ne com,nv c,,s linr doenDg this 10 be an in
.',',, an ,hcr nights sent about thousand men,
n,S tearing up the truck la: down ~ ths nr'' CON
pany. put down OF their own IN ~ place. sa ";
I" intsrfore bu. prossvs tts peace Under auy cean
s,ADoeh
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BOSION. SATURDAY, june IA

B0hfON. Nnflfuky, Junt To IrO'.
At meeting of the Bunker Hill Monument
Association held hero to-day an appropriate notice
was taken OF the death OF President Lincoln, EDWARD
Everett and james X Froihing ham. member OF the
ssocin,iop The old board OF ohccre wero reelected
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mARRlE d.

CONTAMINATION Thur.dsy June IS. IN IN es.enbsr
called for the occasion the Isdsnce OF the onde
Samuel T. Ksese formerly VI Kseevls, Chnten Co., ~;
rhe6e b. Merritt youngest daughter Of John and hs
nah Il. Merritt all of the city Of Brooklyn.
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iAiyertissm~ntI
CUaMBRRs's STEAM BRICK MACHINE.
The greatest bick machine in the world Mares ~ o'ios-
minute or 900 10 hours, at two-hisd' e cost Ae
hand INSIDE. Fer specimens oil brcs, moosi ao p''e''
,,yb,. srnv T., ABRAn RBaus,
No - CoartIand,s,. (up staTs)
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u,...TRoVs FIRE At SARATOGA
Burning of the United Ssates ustci Sad
Nnrvin House Ten Cottages and
Three Club Houses Destrsyed-TwO
Lives Iest-Thc Fire under Control.
ShlAToGA, june IL. l-65.


Abou; u o'clock This afternoon fire was dis
covered in the north:wng Of the United States Hotel
short time after second fire broke out IN another
and distant part Of the building TIE flames spread
with fearful violence and in few moments the north
ing was a sheet OF FIRE and soon after the shoe edi'
hoe a mass OF flames.
so rapid was the progress Of the fire hss il with
difficulty that the guests succeeded in escaping without
their effects.
Before oclock n. building fell in with frgb,ful
crash. portion Of the furniture only was saved.
The flames conn ~ ooted - the Marvin House.
which was speedily d troyod. The Bank adjoining is
seriously threatened.
The fire is sti1 burning at MS hour q O'Clock p. m
Tie fire is generally believed 10 se the work Of an
incend,ry
All other hotels safe. and the prcsrccss fog
good season were never more hatierinG
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
SARAroGA, J,rc 1870 p.
The Cnitcd States Hoicl cang': fss about o'clock
This afternoon near the center Of tts bull il is
row nearly all cOnsu- d and falling II.
The flames have caugh, Marvin Block. on tho opPo-
SIC sde Of the street and burned the Western Union
Telegraph office and hr express Offices. II viii proba
blr consume all The buildings between Broadway and
the railroad
The United States Telse aph wirns, which were ias
tened " Marvin Block. have also b.. burned.
Telegraph sou this from our oloe al Clarendon
Hotel. ChAs fIhRf,
Division Sl. rintendeui L. 5 Telegraph Company
CLARENDON HOTEL, SARATOGA June l-S:JOrM
Tie Marvin Rouse is nearly hun, Z down. THE fire
j. spreading fast and is consuming Tie cottages
xound Tho United States Hotel
CuAs L. PsRE,.
Superintendent; United States Telegraph
SARATOGA, June ls-9:i 5r.
IRE broke out At halfpast four o'clock this after
noon IN the United States Hotel, In tie noT;A wing
over tie Office Tie hotel and .on cottages are dcs-
,royed, together With the Marvin House, three club
houses, telegraph aud cypress offices and Marvin Iow
Morrisssys Club House il saved, aud Grideys block
j. ont Of danger.
The Troy steamer Hugh Rankin. also two eneiies
from Baston have arrived.
Two live. were lost.
Tho fire i. nov rnder control. and VIII be stayed al
the Dawson residence neg, door 10 tho north OF Ne
Marvin House.
The First NaiioDa, Bank date Hank Of Saratoga
Syringe was not damaged
SARATOGA June ls-iO:lJ D. IN.
Officer Gaze wa, killed by the falling Of chimney.
The cottage belonging 70 the United STATES hotei
are also destroyed and The fire viii extend no fnfthef
The euest. Of the United States Hotel ore all removed
TO the Union, Clarendon and Congress Hall
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fAdveri.emen' =,
7 IrtoSaI MrsIC-THg NATIONAL j

fAdversemen'
Ngw NATIONAL MUsIC-THE NATIONAL Ju-
BiIEf PRIZE SOS6
Shout TIE good time has come.
Our Nation now is free.
Echo the chorus wide.
Proclaim tie jubilee"
THIS Jnblapt and Popular Song ought to b. found on
every Piano and sung BY eycry patriot on the e2ung
Fourth ofJuly. Price 80 cents post free fuphsnoa
by w JTssISGs DfMoGEsI, No. 80 Beokmanst. ana
sold BIZ all Music Dealers DO not fail to get the JUN
LIE PRIZE SoSG.
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Cancer Cured.
CANCER or THE RECTCM CUhkD


CANCER or THE RECTU1 CUNkD
WITHOUT TIKI USE or THE hNiFE
BY ROBERT : NEWTON, ". d.,
Late OF Surgery and Theory and Practice IN ts fcees
Medical College Cincinnati, OHIO; Iso' fre1dsnt oil Us
Net. ok state Eclectic Medics society
O!icr No y Fast ls'h-s, New York.
Be w.cn broadway and Fifthsy
Cou.g,aon hour. from % !! H. ard from 70 sp n
every day
The owug facts relation 70 the cne OF very o'ihoase
ca. OF Cancer tie R-ctu reaed sud permanently cre
v Dr. Robt S newton. years snce should De reee
y l The Hon A. = OF N,c0nsin state Senator. c&De
to d. Nea tons Clinical institute a Cincinnati TO be esse
by lin or OF tue R.ciu his case having been pro
p.uuced onra5- The Csucef involved large put OF TIE
boyo ro which TIE psti.u' had suffered terribly for long
b. New treated the case by the me'hod discoveries
by huso The par ally cured ia les than three
months In \ recent latter, the patient says.
DkAR DR NgwyoS: an perfectly wei, aud have moi
suffered the sg- pain Inconvenience IN say way since
est your and pronounced mo c9red-noe tesn ~
yeas sinceanks your tender snd marvellous sk
hen think the nsouis ncoDc.iyabe you nave saved ne
m fee tia, len.s,e j. wholly inadequate 10 toe
boundlrs gratitude fee toward you If could s~rd M
voice 70 ery one ac,.d have been. would do sn1
tell story and o. ray gtaftu1e 70 you " "non' u
der ROY deucc, !. Life
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Special Notices.
A Typographical Gard.

Typographical Gard.
ORR Na. GopwIs. who has been absent IN Europe ~
some month, psst-yisting the principal Printing Hous~
and Type Founderss of England and Frsnce-aas aAs 70
turned Avsnsg himself Of his opportunities. hs seiso<sS
. Very Fine Assortment Of NEW SCRIPTS sad ORNA
MENTAL TYPES superior to any yet cast In th'' ooun"s
adapted to the FINER Krds Of Catalogues Crcui'' ""~
&. We are nov prepared to give our Patrons and IN
Public the ,dvsu:sge this attractive addi;ioa " q
oa..s. ..'-'---~.- '-S'i,' 49, si.'''sSl-s'
Determined heretofore 10 strive to excel an ell -
portrDens OF the Topographic Art We respectfully invite
attention to cor New Fonts and numerous Spacs
mems % the ner Kinds OF Printing believing thss w
shell DC able to satisfy the most cultivated taste
BAKER . GOODWIN. Book. Job and Gard Pru'ers.
Printing Il or3e square, N. Y.
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Sale Of Gcvcrnm ent vesscis.

Tho following vessels. now lying at the Navy
ysrA here ar. tn be sold on the 10Th instant: The
steamers Quaker City Ludona. j. p. Hale Acacia and
Cambridge.
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Business Notices.

A WORD BEFORE TOO LATH.-Are you
troubled with Headache, Heartburn, Cons.ipsiion Distress
.for Eating roor Memory Low Spirits Pain in the Back
Great Weakness. Bad breath al, other symptom OF that
nord nish,nsr. disease Dyspepa' So lose no time but
yrocnrr bottle VI
PLANTATION BIrrERs.
They pur.fy strengthen aud iIvigors,e.
rhey create heslthy sppatte
Thy sre IN sn'ido:e 10 change Of wster srd diet
~ oyerrom~ effect. o. dissipation and lsts hours
They Strengthen lie sy.iein snd cnlveu The mind
Tie. prevent naiasnia,ie and inteIipteu; levers.
=. a- parity TIE breath and acidiy Of the stomach
1l,y IRE u, Icpsia AMI Con stpsiiop.
The, cnre Dsrrh-a aud CLoers Mor,u,.
The, cue Liver Complaint ,ud Nervous Headache
No chans- o. de, j. nsc'..sy whlc usas PiAsrArioS
TrrrrE, la, the b.. your none, xi bog AID all your
stomach Graves OF 4
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