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Instance of the Caste Prejudice Against
the Negroes. :,

ShC ASCSiOCss
An amusing instance We have heard
related, says the Rochester On. Y )E1-
press, illustrates the fact that caste
prejudice has more to do with the objGc
tious TO the negro than any real personal
oiFensiveness of that people. A party Of
colored people from Canadian town
werc here spending the Fourth, and in
the evening visited the theater. They
were ven dressed and appeared as decor
ously as any of the guests of the place,
and the usher supposing, them to be "na
tives Of the West Indies '-som etimes
called "Creolcs" gave them as good
seatsias there we're available at the time
Sooa after person in the audience
approached the usher, and asked why he
placed sniggers in the dress oircle?"
"Niggers?" said the usher, "those are
not niegers-they are wealthy party
Of Cobans, stopping at the Osburn
H House - "Oh, ah! that's SO, is it? we'll
that makes great difference! And the
obieesor returned to his seat, soon got
np a conversation with the a"Cubans,"
exchanged prcgrammes--perhaps cards
-and seemed to be highly pleased with
the distinguished strangers. The color
ed party were observed from the stage,
also, occupying eligible seats, and the
usher was again ,reproaclIsd for deliu-
quency But the same explanation being &
offered, the frstdeous gentleman S
r,pt,rrejudice vanished in a trice, and he
was afterwards seen admiring the fine
appearance of the a"Habaaess" from
bohind "coisn of vantage" in the
wings. Now it turns ont that the door
keeper and all were slightly mistaken as
to the identity of these persons. They
were in fact, "colored people" residents
Of Canada, where they are treated accor-
ding as they behave themselves, well or
i'll, aud are pot prescribed because they
wear "sablf livery" ' e"a-
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eosing, it cannot be traly said that peace

!'otlng, 1t cannot be trsly said that peace
Is entirely restored; because, legally, many
OF the Inhabitants of our country will
remain In an attitude of hostility to its
Government and laws. II has been
wisely decided BY the Supreme Cour. of
the United State. that the decision Of
the important question when peace is re.
established, can only be properly mado
by the executive branch of the Govern.
ment, it being apoliticsl problem special.
ly within the province and jurisdiction
Of those to whom the general administra
tion Of the country is committed. For
the exercise of this power they arc
answerable to the people alone; and tho
people, in turn, desiring genuine peace,
will not be sorry to see all the powers
exercised that can be effectively invoked
to secure it.--Phifa. Press.
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vAlUAB BILE LAND
F0R SALE CHEAP.

The N. +. Quarter. the N. W. Quarter and the
5. 4. Quarter of Section lG, Township 50, Range
J. in E1zmoh Aowhsi Il for sale separately or to-
gethsrso on fatofabie iefhis.
Also, 12O Acres, ,eithin ? Miles Of Upton.
Southeast | of Northeast / 10, so, $40 acres.
South Ayof.nbrthwest II, so, so
These tracts were selected and entered at an
eNly day, and are very choice locations; they
Will be sold on reasonable terms, if applied for
soon.
also, 160 Acres IN Sugp, Gyeek. tosc,xhip
| on the main Travelled road to Muscatine, com
prsing ,a-
East Of southwest 4 E@ 0, -, 2Aso acres.
Northwest / of southwest 9,79, 2-4o
southeast OF northwest t "a. o. $40
Also, 40 Acres adjoining Smiths Flour.
ing MIL, on Sugar Greek; 4ttuaa
Southeast 4 of southeast { %, 79,2 t'47t1 4
Also. 40 acres In Springfield township.
Southeast of southwest& 20, 81, 1.le-
For particulars enquire of @zE
May27th, 1868. 22w3 VIM. H. TUTHILL.
rs
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JOHN =. T'IyTyIII.I..

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PuBIIo
~ and Insurance AGENT. Participating.P Poll
cias issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1868. In36vlOy%l o.
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nmp Tho report Of tho Post Master
General Of the 30th juno, incluing tho
first six months of the fiscal year, shows
. net profit of the department to be
about three quarters of a million. This
increase Of the revenue of the postal
department is an evidence that this
branch of the Government service can bs
made a paying one, and is rapidly BE-.
coming SO through the increase Of intel
ligence in this country For a great
many years previous to 1860 it was nec-
essary to make an appropriation Of one or
two millions to make up the deficiency in
tho receipts and expenditures Of the
Post Office department. A portion Of
this increase arises from the immense
correspondence of the "boys in blue"
but the experience Of the past four years
proves thai the department can be made
to pay handsome revenue instead Of
being pauper pensoned upon the Gov
crnment, as it has long been under dem
ocratic administrations.
Where merit appears, do justice to il
without scruple.
lie who relates the faults of others to
you, will relate yours to others.
Religion is the best armor man can
have, but the worst cloak.
Riches without liberality is a tree
without fruit.
Love one human being purely and
warmly, and you will love all.
Money, like FIRE, is good servant, but
dangerous master.
Ignorance in Office is the curse Of
people.
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]. C. RArDORF. M. ~.

Has located in sMEcHANIesvILLE, Iowa, for the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery. Office on
Main Street, one door west Of Drug Store, up
stairs. tss Ii ag. B.. & 12n20
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CIGhT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
= had ofotbe Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
chssers. Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, iashed. American gold furnish.
ed at a small premium.
.l1s- Office over Holtslander's store.
WM. II. .TUTKILL. P
Upton, Iowa: July 1st, 1860. t2AFGs.E-T -
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.T.l VIM ELLIoTT.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General Col.
q lecting Agent. Applications made for
BACK PAY, BOUNTY AND PENSIONS
of discharged soldiers or for the heirs Of de-
ceased soldiers No charge made unless the
application is successful. Also legally licensed
CoNvEYANCER FOR CEDAR COUNTY.
Deeds, &C., made and acknowledged on reason
able terms. lSrOffce with the Clerk of the Dis
trisa Court, TrPToN, Iowa. T" VII mis-
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+. A. GATES.

COUNTY SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser
~ vices, are requested to address him at Low
den. -@ March 3Oth. lss5 .9ml ~
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J. r. BOAL.

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, TIrroS. Iowa. Hav-
ing permanently located in this place. tenders
his professional services to the afflicted.
Gf~Ohice and residence at :. II. Starr's. n13m6
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HlNDoo FANATIcs.-I have seen
some who have stood on one leg for
years, while others engage the sympathy
and sxtort the charity Of many by holding
one arm erect overhead until, in time, tho
flesh withers aud tho bones set in that
position. a few | have met who, firmly
clenching one hand, have kept it closed
until tho nails have grown right through
the palm to the other side; and it is we'll
known that many have Travelled tho
whole extent Of land, from the Himsla-
yas to Cape Comorin, measuring their
bodies as they went Also there is Chamb
Puja, or hook worship, in which tho
devotee allows steel hook to be placed
through the muscles of his back, aud in
this manner is suspended from machine
like wind mill, to one of the arms of
which tho victim is attached. On their
great feast days, they can be seen thus
whirling round and round. and looking
all the time as pleased as if they really
enjoyed their ride. All this is done
With devotion worthy better cause.
Soldering in India.
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J. f. KENNEDY.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. TlrroN, Iowa.
i Office, first door west of Reigart 4 Mona
mara's drng store; Resides nee, two doors north
of the steam mill. = Iltnfs1
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A TERRIBLE PREpICTIoN.-P
Leonidas, an indianapolis astrologer, after
looking at the rings around the sun,
makes the following horrible prophecy:
"l observe by the planets that dread
ful plague will commence in Russia, orig
mating FROM silks brought over from
Egypt, Cairo and Turkey. 1t will extend
across the Baltic Sea, desolate Germany,
cause immense mortality in England, and
then spread to the United States. This
dreadful epidemic will spot the people
like leopard, and turn the flesh h to
purpl, black. The pestilenco will carry
off such an amount Of mortals that there
will not be enough left to bury the dead
or give them Christian burial. Tho
streets of our cities, towns and villages
will be swarmed with the dead and dy-
ing. The groaus and yells of horror will
fill every breast with CONSERVATION. Con.
fusion will abound on oil sides. Tho
death kncll will cease to toll as tho mala-
dy RACES in fury. The infected win fall
and die wherever they take it. The
stencil of tho dead will become so com.
mon that the survivors will not heed it,"
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VIM. p. MCNAMARA,

WIN. p. MCNAMARA,
TIPToN, IOWA, nj rs1neG
Dealer in s#7a EEtA ~ ~ sasf@ j
DRUGS. MEDICINES, s9
CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS Il VARNISHES,
@Ii +Lr . GLASS, PUTTY, &C.,
DYE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS
GENERALLY. ..ay~ .sT
Fine Toilet Soap sf..lea
Fine Hair aud Tooth Brushes,
Perfumery, Trusses,
Shoulder Braces, - -.
Pens, Ink, Letter Paper, Envelopes and
% yYasskec Notions: ..7+t4f@
pmYsIcrANs PRESCRIPTIONS AC.
CURATELY COMPOUNDED.
LAMPS, CANS, WICKS,
CHIMNEYS, ae Las
and a superior. article Of '"s
No. White Carbon Oil, ''
for sale by WM. p. MCNAMARA.
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financial.
Ten YEARS LOAN: a-sr.
s5Oo 600. :ttie 70.
HNos COUNTY (BROOKLYNl SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS
KSo. Coosrr TnrAsunzn's oyylo., |

J
~ County Treasurer hereby invites subscriptions ia
4 enc thousand doars and upward TO lean Of $500 900
ko1ed BY Chap ~ the laws Of 1894 and by resolution Of
E Board Supervisors adopted Dec. 20 1864 for the pur.
80 hg the quota Of the County under the Presidents
- call for troops
Sebseribers will receive Certificates Of 1sdebtednes
tsAps interest from the date Of subscription usi the bonds
- ready ior delivery.
fb- Bond, viii bear Interest A the rate Of SEVEN PER
8ET PER ANNUM, paysble sespi-snnuay, to witt On
b ie days Of May and November the principal will be due
~ payable on the lst dey OF Nay. 1878
Chs Subscription borS IL oIon the Treasures oce
THOMAS A. GARDINER, County Treasurer.
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urn GOODS.


CTRANG 3 Abr ! 4 70 Z I,
:. No. IS BROADWAY
I o.. between Franklin and Leonardssa).
4 VIII o6sr on MONDAY, April .. ct Retail
GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
Including al tn, novelties Of the season.
SILKS In great variety Hack and COLoRED.
MOURNING GOODS In great variety
ORGANDIES, JACONETS, PERCALEs, CIN0HAMS'
POPLINs for TRAVELLING DRESSES.
DRESS GOODS from re. to 81 being about the co'tn Geld
SEQ Pieces Best Style AMERICAN DELAINES, $50
80 Best style FAST COLORED PRINTS. zoe.
200 ~ FINE BLEACHLD sHIRTINGS, only zoe.
LINENS. QUILTS. TAILECLOTlis, and NAPKINS
100 Pieces "a SHAKER FLANNEL. &c., worth sos.
EMBROIDERlES, HOSIERY, sHAwL3.
CLOAKS
OF SILK AND CLOTH. NEW sTYLEa
KID GLOVES, the largest assortment In tho city.
UNDREsSHD KID, only 81, worth 81 50.
DRESSED KID, 81 50, worth 81 per pair.
BEST QUALITY KID imported, %.
Also,
1000 Dos ISLE THREAD and SILK GLOVES, fo
LADIES, GENTLEMEN and CHILDREN, about IL.
COST In GOLD. OBJ
STRANG & ADRIANCE.
No. 3jJ BROADWAY.
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MRS. EDWARD SMITH with Professor j.
wi B. BROWN viii CIV. he, tr;s prs%:tic and Musical
WTuNEspAY EvENiN6. Aprfi g. The Foster Qusftstts
Club and d:ns.bod Iady Amateur vocals. have Kindly
volunteered M Dreser VIII rresde 81 the Piano Tickets
boOkS<Ovp. H t.+I wv ..i ft" t.NW .HI....f
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O-.,r. an 1ur Or CaEEK PErKoLEun CoxPAHf,}
Nrw.Yonx, March 70. 1855 .
CEvENTH DIvIDEND:-Ihe Trustees Trustees, OF Of
y thi. Company have this day declssd ~. ~. 49, t
~ nasrtar ending March " psyabis on and ses Apr 10
TO Stockholders q record Aps y Ne S%
pany Ios''' o. E. ISGERSOLL, Treasurer.
A NJ woop President.
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OyrIcs NASSAU MINING CoErl

No. ls7 Il eoipwkY, NEW ORR, March H. 1865. !
NyOTICE.-Pursuant 10 Section Eleven of
~ tie Mining Lsws of the State of Michigan the fol
kstns shares Of Stock N tire 'l
NASSAU MINING COMPANY
1ssted for payment Of assessInc's win b. sold
{sbnc auction by order Of the Directors ut the Office OF the
lSsr.tsry No. l57 Broadway NewYork On TUESDAY, the
In day OF April al noon:
toc shares, certificate i-sned
% shares. no certificate issned.
SO shsIee, certificate issued .......--.
30 shares, certificate issued
t3 shares. no csrticsle issued.
% shares, no certificate issued
lfSz shares. no certificate issued.
10 shares, no certificate issued.
70 shsres, nc certificate issued.
TX. McCuLLY. Secretary.
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ate Of New OH oNh'y % Nt"'I ~ e
NJ Cashier OF toe Ns,ioBs Broadway Bank N roe Sy OF
HYork do soenny that the above statement rue
J. l.. EVERETT. Cashier
Sworn 70 before me- th.. 9th day Of April 1863
WM. B. RocgwKLi- Notlry Public
EeesThis report 20 be made ON the morning Of tie hrs
b The Presidt Cashier aud forwarded 70 tie CoHp toier
0Shs Currency without delay.
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Hmnseufenis.
WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS AND EVERY MONT,
THE GRAND MILITARY DRAMA,
CAMP SCENES
$500 -.,.x. On AM cor nyvp,a TIrR

CAMP SCENES .....
b., TIT, TRIALS OF a SOLDIERS LIFE
CORPORAL CARTOUCHE.
N'fGGs SysIT sfrlIes p ENTHUSIASM AND nrMoHn
IT ACHIEVED A VERY DECIDED SUCCESS, ExCIT-
ne THE OF PEM9Ss Tak M6sf W.
ciFERops AFfLAUsE.-iNsw York Herald
BRILLIANT COSTUMES.
ITS BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL MUSIC, by Rooer S'ospe'
SPLENDID SCENERY, by William. ,v...
NJ Wi,MAM IS srLESplp THE BRIk III Assw OF 9F
TIE F aa Sc Sy Sx TIE atslANp
rIcrInEs9uE CHARM or THAT WHICH, I'll suc .arTn
lSDfEb, is i IN ALL RKsPcfs TaE BEST EXAMrLt
OF sCLNE PAINTING WE HAVE EVER SEEN ON
"''"''A VAIL" a SOLDIER OF NAPOLEON.
Mr.. HENRY PLAClDE.
M % a 1 EI EyesFS W ESTE A.
TH hGa s sH i AND DEv0rIoN THE Az:
F Ng AS ~ r TE PSS Az Was ksF
OFFICIALLY APPLAUDED TiRoDGHOUIeEM,oyTr L ~;
Isf IN I s ffnYhs 81 nhI
~ 6 StsE ASS "" TaE CUR
The other characters by Meor. j. q: HANLEY. s;H.
FhhWVcE:isf. EEsEEHHIk; Mi:.e. AbA cLifTJN, MARY
CARR; aesdornss sEDlEY Brown and wALCOr'j IT,
Doors open at II commonwealth
WALLACK's. .
w Proprietor and Manager. MR.. LESTER wALtACK
WEDNESDAY.
Sixth T sf hrf. w Tg Tsyp Ei :i bTsf Comedy
Produced with beautiful scenery Costumes Appointments,
and fine Cast.
Sixth He mGh + Fl fEfi afhSw s's srAs ''
Admiralty cast. -
THURSDAY-cecoud time. Buckstones Comedy SINGLE
LIFE. FRIDAY-BENEFITO OF MIR ISHERWOOD Scenic
Aitstl ct tims In three years Mrs inchbads Standard
Comedy. EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT. SATURDAY
siri time Tom Tsy ors Immensely attractive Comedy, TIE
UNEQUAL MATCH. ALL THAT GLIrrERS Is EOT
GOLD and THE HI NCHBACk will shortly be repeated.
Doors open at II; Overture G't
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Ovscr oy rns rAxAxA RAiLaoAp coxrAxY,
TeTs'ns B1iIatnE,; No ~ W.i";, ksw;Yesk March ~.
" hsvo this day declared dividend Of FOUR ~ PER
CENT the earning. Of the Road for three months dins
3ls inst. ard ONE ~ PER CENT out Of sbe eaings Of
steamers sailing vessels kc, payable TO the Stockholders
their legal Representatives and after the sh OF April next
The Transfer Books will be closed from the evening Of the
2stb March until the It'll April Dtrt
.-.- r HENY SMITH. Treasurer.
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peirolenm.

THE SUGAR CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF NEw-yoRK.
| IN5C,0O0 FULL PAID SHARES OF S5 90 EACH.
WORKING CAPlTAL...............6 5000 SHARES.
Pretident.. ...CHARLES q. JUDso&
Vice President............J. l.. EvERITr.
Tressnrer.. ..............CHARLESG GOULD.
Secretary. ..............EDMUND c. STEDSAN
Superintendent. ...."...TRUM X. FULLER
TRUsTEES
CHARLES GOULD, No. 30 wsllst, New-York
CHARLES O. JUDsON, Sawyer Judson, N0s |" and %
Cbsmbets-st., New-Yofk. .r.
EDMUND G STKDMAN. z. &. 6tedman + Co., No. 81
Exchange piece, Eew.Yorh.
TRUMAN X. FULLER Rou.syiiie, Pa.
HENRY A. CHADWICK. sykes. Chadwick Co, WI
laIds Hotel, Washington. d. &.
GEORGE II. MUMRORD, Rochs.tsr, NsS.Yok.
FRANCIS A. HILLARD, No. 50 waILs,. New.Yorh.
J. l. EvERfTT. Cashier Of broadway Bank. New'Yorh.
The Property Of this Company consists Of the Fec Simple Of
tho vaosbie "stcadweil" or FULLER FARM, near the
junction Of Wolf Run and Sugar Greek Jackson Township
venanyo County. Pa II embraces ia Acres Of heavy on
boring Territory. I'm the richea portion Of the famous
Sugar Crock Valley Ten wesls are going down There 10
for 500 more The Superintendent 10 constantly applied
to for leases bat VIII sink other wells solely for tie Compsnys
account and the eire on product With this intent
tho shares constituting the WORKING CAPITAL
open snb.cpon for short tim. only Tho Trustees will
refrain from lengthy advertisement Of the propccis Of tho
SUGAR CREEP PErRoLEUM COMPANY. and content
themselves with pointing to the features which distinguish
from many enterprises Of the day. tbs SIocE - NOT
wArrRKp the projectors depcnd for their pross solely on
RISE IN SARxEr PRICE.
But few thousand shares will Be sold and these on TIE
only hon~s basis via: At m PAR vALuR-
The Compsnys property ID worth nors tAsn the entire
Capital Stock. Tie latter small rdsd that even two
barrel Well will pay regular monthly dividends The Sugar
Creek Wen, but half eIpcnsve and the oil twice
valuable the Wells aud OH OF either Oh Creek or Cherry
Ron Prospeciuses and Maps be Obtain 3D. sni shorp
tons effected by application TO CuAa q. Jrpso>. ~" |"
Chamb.rsst; CHARLKs 0orID, No. % WAilsti }. L.
EvKairr Broadway Bank, or to either Of the To',esa
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS, FOR TIE SALE or TIiE
STOCK RESERVED AS WORKING CAPITAL, ARE
OPENED. FOR A LIMITED PERIOD AT THE oFPIcE
OF T.. c. sTEDMaS L co, Esnisu and Brokers'.
.. No. 81 Exebsngc- piece, X. Y.
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O,ncr or rns NoHrn AxynIcAs yna sn;1 ,ss so
vT,HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS OF v I'M
Company have hi. az dsf RST ~ q oov.n@su
~. ne,.sl. s S w. BLEfCKEG sssss>ay
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OFFICE or TEX
CsIciee AND GnEAr EAsTEHy RAILWAY ConrAsr
No. nWiILIsN ST., NEw YoRK March ~ itbS.
NNHE INTEREST COUPONS Of the FIRST
Il MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CHICAGO AND GREAT
EASTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. dne April |, will be
"a on and or that Date e., Government taxi presents
= At the Banking Office OF Messrs sCHUCHARDFs GEB-
HENRY MORGAN Treasures,
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DATRIOT ORPHAN HOME. ,..
GRAND CONCERT,
In aid Of the fands Of
THE PATRIOT ORPHAN HOME
AT IRVING HALL,
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, April So
Fst srpssrsncr IA this city Of the distinguished FAnhts
MISS SOPHIE D. LA GRANGE.
Tho following artists have generously volunteered shsk SER
WV Mia LAURA HARRIS. soppno.
Miss SOPHIE 4. La GRANGE, PanLts.
Mr. j. FARLEY, Tenor.
sispor I. EHMI. bsM
MI THEODORE THOMAS, Violnise
Mr. \. j. EBEN. Plutist. .T
Mr. p. y. MULLER, Accompsnyts.
Door open at 7; TO commence st o'clock.
Tcksts be had Of the Managers Of ths Home' Dser
Schiruers No. 70 Brosdwsy ScharenberG Luss No. 'se
Brssdwsy William A. Pond Coz. No. sH Broadway, and
Al Joness (ats Crowen's), No. 8<3 Broadway.
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| r. II. MACY
PRICES ALL REDUCED
DOMEsrIcS AT 50 Gents
ON THE DOLLAR
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS.
vLANNELs
WHITE GOODS,
LINEN GOODS.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
UNDERwEAR
LACES,
EMBRODEnIEs.
LINEN HAEDKERCHIEFe.
HOOPSKIRTS,
CORsETs
AIBBONs
BONNET SILKS,
VELVET RIBBONS.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
STRAW GOODS,
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS
yrOCK OF eloo,oGo CLOSING AT GREATLY NE
DuCED PRICES.
STOCK OF $4,000 BEST QUALITY FRENCH KIT
GLOVES CLOSING LESS THAN PRESENT VALUE
IN GOLD.
Nos ,ol and 10 sIXTi!AvF., NEAR FOURTEENTH-er
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gorsss, Carriages, &f.

OrAnrxnxAsrsR- GsyElALs OyNcr, fnsr DIVE. u
WAssISsroS CHI, d. G., March t@l
CAVALRY HORSES! ARTILLERY
" HORSES, MULES, SHOReBS. suitable fer u
Cavalry and Artillery service will be received Of Gtesoa
Depot, in open market, I'LL My 1861 BY c'y@ "'s' l.
MULES in lots oftweny6 Ave more VIII be reesiysdlp
this city in open market Till May 1866. BY Capt o. n
TourAius Aissant Qnarsesnssss corner Iws'ays
and 0-srreets.
All animals be rbeetsd to the usual 0ov'mm'as h'p'''
ton before being accepted =.
all psrti alars well broken; IN full flesh and GOOD :onee
from neen l5 20 sixteen (eI hands high nom i've ~
nine s years Old and well adapted In every wsy 70
purposes Horsrs between nine 49, and ten wv yeen ~
siI vigorous sphxbty and healthy. may be
Artillery Hoes must b. " dark color sound 10 MI asoO
ss strong quick and scve. well broken and square uvst
IN harness In good Aes and condition from sx @ 70 yen w
yesrs old not than fifteen and ons-haf e3l ecnee
s,cb Horss weigh less than ten hundred sns my
pounds. 40 -. ..... 49,
pact wsdevrioped animals, not css than fourteen
high In full hesh free from every blcfsh OF esec
would them for work. and NUT havs sssa -
four non, colts teeth and developed he corresponding No.
rerrnanent teeth. two In earh Jazz.
These viii DO ssicy sdheredto, sp6siGGy
enforced In every particuU 80. u -F.s
Hours of inspection from q. m. 70 Z p. n.
Phcs Cavary Horses hundred aud eighty I'VE DOLE
70 Ia5; Artillery Horses hundred and ntnety ooIss
le; Mules hundred and ninety hve dolan leISe
'''N'A' " " JANIS A. EKIN.
Brevst Bhsadier-Ge General In charge,
r First Division. q. u. @. q.