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Attorney General Speed has deliver
ed an important opinion relGtive 70 the
proper construction of the act of Con-
gress of March s. 1865, concerning the
allowance of the extra pay to certain
volunteer officers continued in service
to the close Of the war. Mr.. Speed is
OF the opinion that the veterans who
re-enlisted are persons who enlisted in
the armies of the United States. and
who may be h~onorably mustered cut
BY reason Of the Government no longer
requiring their services before the ex-
piration of the term of enlistment
They T entitled to the bounties prom
ised them. A volunteer accepted
and mustered into service IN
der the statute of July 6. 1864,
whether for the term Of one,
two or three years if he is mustered out
OF service for the reason mentioned,
before the expiration of the term of
service for which be enlisted, is entitled
only 70 receive the proportion of bounty
allowed him by the statute, whether
one'third or tWo-thirds thereof, which
had actually accrued before the date of
his discharge. If he is discharged on
the next day after the expiration of
one-half of his term of enlistment,
the second installment of bounty Is due
and payable to him. The Government
cannot reclaim it if il has been paid,
nor withhold it if it remains unpaid, but
the discharge predludes him from re.
ceiving the third instsllment that only
il due to a volunteer who may have
served through the whole term for
which he enlisted The right Of
commissioned officers to receive al
iowance under the act Of March.
1865, depends upon the determi
nation of the point whether they have
continued in the service TO the close OF
the war. If such an officer continues
in the srmy till he is h~onorably mus.
tered out, and because his services are
no longer needed, and till the Govern
ment declares it no longer requires him
to perform any duty on its behalf, un.
der his commission he is within the pro.
vision of the statue 10 its sontempla-
ton. He has continued in the military
service TO the close of the war, and 80
far as he is concerned in his capacity as
an officer he has performed his duty,
his entire duty, 10 the Government and
the cause for which he drew his sword.
When his country, by its appropriate
organ, commands him to return his
sword to the scabbard, and relieves him
honorsbly from its service, he is emit
tied to receive three months pay proper.
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The Secretary of State has addressed
the following to the Navy Department:
WAsHEoroS, June l9.
Hon G. WsEs.
1 have the honor 10 transmit for your
information the correspondence be.
tween Sir F. Bruce and this depart
fnent upon the subject Of the With
drawal Of the pretended concession of
belhgerent rights TO its insurgents. In
Nlew OF this correspondence / suggest
therefore, that you communicate 10 the
naval officers of the United States the
Tetu'ts following therefrom, viz
lgrst, Great Britain 10 withdraw her
CONCESSION heretofore made Of bellig-
trcnt character from insurgents.
Second, the withdrawal Of the TWEEN
ty-iour hours rule has not been made
absolute 10y Great Britain, aud there
fore courtesles are not TO be paid bv
our vessels 20 those of the British NAVY.
The right Of search Of British vessels
Is nominated OF course This has no
hearing upon the operation Of the ex.
listing slave treaty.
Third, Any insurgent or piratical
vessels found IN the high seas NAV be
lawfully captured by vessels of the
United States.
have the honor to be, sir, your ODE.
uleht servant w. II. SEWARD.
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Life I'm Mexico.


The New York Herald's City of Mex.
leo letter gives an account ofhfe in that
capital during the winter. The Emperor
has given a number Of balls, at which
all the ceremonials and magniicence
of European courts are carefully cop
led. The dresses OF the ladies are in
the latest Partisan styles and jewelry
and diamonds appear in profusion.
Military officers appear in full uniform
and the most dignified formality is OBJ
served. The French officers and SOL
diers do not like Mexico, and are anx.
ious to 60 home. 1t is thought that
Macmillan would be glad to get rid of
the French army and French influence.
The correspondent says Maximilian's
popularity Is increasing, and that be is
displaying much intelligence, forbear-
ance, enterprise and wisdom. He is de
scribed as friendly TO the United States.
A short time since he is reported 10
have said: Let the United States IN,
derstand me and recognize my Govern
ment and l win open the market here
for millions of the products and manu-
features and inventions of the North.
To become my enemy and break up
my Government would but remand
Mexico into her former state of anar.
chy and disorder. The United STATE
should wish for a valuable, progressive
aud thrifty neighbor in Mexico. moi !
slothful, unproductive people. who can
never do any thing with Mexico them.
selves, nor can make Mexico useful 10
the rest of the world"
The correspondent says Maximilisr
has given a liberal subsidy 10 the Vers
Cruz and New York Steamship line and
to Ben Holidays line from Mazatlap 10
San Francisco. An American compsny
has the exclusive privilege of building
and running hor~se-rsilnoads in the CITY
of Mexico, and another has q cbarteI
for q J silWay Of one hundred and twen.
ty miles between Queretero and Gu.
ansjuato.
Agen cies for a large number Of
American inventions have been grant
ed, and q hotel, on the New York dian.
Is now building. There arenow inMexico
about 10000 European troops; of these
$4,000 are French, mostly zuauves
5000 Austrians and 1000 Beleians.
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Great Bargains. I
ERY3
AND NOTIONS =

CrTLERs. MERCHANTS Gna DEALERS
y sanenally. N you Wish 70 bly EneA az Z
E~rssouabls, yes, Really snnshct9r pr }
Gee. I'VE ~ q call 4
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FULLY ILLUSTRATED
With Fine E~ngraVings

Of the scenes Of seton, and portraits ofthe leading
characters.
s1"- Vine Heavv Paper, : Price so Cents
The immense demand rom the public for & com
plete and Trustworthy report Of II ASSASSINA
TlON OF PRESIDkNF LINCOLN, and the con,
Meeting details and inc dents, hiss led the publisher
Of the aoove announced volume to direct then
whole iorce and enurs attention 10 the Snngng oui
Of 3 perfectly rnIisbie record Of the whole affair.
No troubls nor expense having been scared, they
announce &c IN the Iullest confidence of meeting the
Wsn s o. an inteiigect, DISCRIMINATING public.
TIE nation has Teen aroused to an interest m
this mSiyer, as no one thing ever aroused Il bafore.
Every American ~citizen-man, woman ana child
viii read 1t ss a matter Of interest OF to-day, and
wh.chwill pass into the snnsls Of American history
snd be quoted ~ one Of It, greatest events, even
to the most distant future.
Ies'ers and Agents should orders liberal suppiy,
- they will remember in Their experience, popular
fast selling books are difficult 10 obtsin sitter the
first order. AIlordeTs viii be filed in rotation, as
they SIRE received.
- scot postpaid on receipt OF 90 cents.
- Agents snd trade supplied Al usual discount.
Address j.. b HAWLEI = . Publishers.
lune3-Sw LEA Vine St, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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$40 Reward

GTRAfED from the residence Of the subscriber.
- corner Of Vine and Bel streets, soGth Nash
vile, on SUNDAY ubrning the nth inst, "a large bav
morse Dack name and tsl, one hind susle a little
enlarged and lin s a little. mss the letter G bre1d-
ed on ms nght hip, about 10 or Il years old, ~ to.
erably good working order. He IVES bought OF
kandsl Brown, living on Demua hrana street. 1
VIZ give the above reward 70 any person who will
denver him 10 me at my residence, or Al any once
on Gay street, between Cherry and Summer.
Junezi-u J. Il. COUS5ENS.
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Nashville TrOttiug Association.
SWEEPSTAKES OPEN!
5000 Ofersd In Purses!

TUE following Sweepstakes are now open, 70 b
run for over the Nashville Course on the f6h
9Th and 2sth Of June:
MoEBAY June 26.-SweeDstRkes for horses tina
have never trOtted a mile under 2.SO. Subscup-
ton $50 each, p. p, with $500 added by the AssOcia.
ton. Mile heats, best three in nYe. IA harness. To
name and close the 2lst day OfJune.
TUESDAY, June H.-SWeepsiakes for horses tia
never uotied a mile under 2:40. subscription 81
each, hslf foIfeIt, with 500 added by the Associa'
lion, mile heats, best three IN I'VE no harness. II
name and close the 2lst day Of June.
WEDNESDAY, june IS.-Sweepstakes Tor Sll trot
ting hLrses, mile heats. best three in fye in bar
ness SubscriptiOn SlO0 each half forfeit, the As
ISOLATION to add $500, If threeor more start; if onll
two start, the Association 20 add $3.50. To namI
and close on the 2lst dav Of June.
Nominations 20 be made to the undersigned, en-
closing a note with approved security Tor the a
mount Of the forfeit.
2. Z. JONES, Secretary,
mayls- Gazette Ofice. Nashville, Tenn.
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Col Jesse Il. McMAhoa, formerly ed
itor Of the Memphis Bulletin, and Col.
John B McOanahan, Of the itinerant
appeal, have returned to Memphis
Both Of them are Represented to be in
good mental and physical condition.
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A Military Order.
HEADQUARTERS DEP'T OF II CUMBERLAND,
Otire Provost Marshal General,
NAaHEuIN IENN.. lime 20 lRsE-

Ohre Provost Marshal General,
NAsHyuIE 1ESN, June 20. 1885.
The war being brought to a successful close
and there being no organized enemy 10 the ooun
Try, IL il ordeTed-
/. Thatall citizens Of the States OF Florida, Geor
ga, Alabama. Mississippi, tennessee. and Ken
lucky, who hsve been cent n0rth Of the Ono riyel
to rCmainu curing the wsr, BE- ana thoy are hereby
permitted to return to their respective hon es.
ii. That all d~eserters from the late rebel army
who we're sent noTth Of the Ohio river 70 remain
during the war, he, and they are hereby permitted
TO retun % theT homes.
III Thsga deseyters from The late rebel srmy
who we're allowed 70 20 70 their homes, butwers re-
quired 10 rcplrt once q month to the Provost Mar
snal nearest their homes, are hereby relieved from
their Obligation to report.
~. Inat no military passes shall hereafter he
required rom eihzeus travelling on the railroads
and rivers Of this Department. Military conduc-
tors will be contnced 90 all the railroads in the / e.
rsrtment, snd viii receive Instructions a. % their
duties fro n this Office.
By eommsEd Of Mg. Gen. GEn. Il. THONAs.
J. g. PARKHURST,
iu2l-tw Bvt Brig Gen. 4 Prov. Mar. ecu. nc.
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AT her residence in IubLn, Ireland, on the "A h
OF Msy, Mrs FaAscEs BARRY, the beloved wife O.
the 'steJohn Barry; sged ~ vesrs.
She lived a Life Of usefulness; wss beloved BY
ell who knew her; and leaves a large circle o,
friends to mourn her loss.
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Worth One Million Dollars.
CATALO u

TO be sold at One Dollar Rseh, without
Regard 10 Value,
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geW AarerttselnEuts.
$40 rev

STOLEN, yesterday afternoon. At the Old Theatre
from me undersigned, a Light Rnssia-gralned
money, = Masonic DENT, and several valuable
psspers OF no use 70 any one but the owner The
ABOVE reward WI. be PAID TO any one delivering the
JelS g. Beckett.
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Notice.

ASSISTANT QuARTERMATERs OFFICE,
Rsil and River transportation Department [
Corner Brook snd Msin streets.
LOUISVILLE. kT-. June sth, 1855.
WILL b sold Al Public Auction 70 the hiehesl
wv bidder, on THURSDAY, June 29th, lsss, a
Il 8 n, the follow NC Government property, via.
Two Dredge Beats F" Hercules and Sampson, b
with machinery and sppururnaoces belonging
thereto, sl 81 which are serviceable, aud can be
rendered very desirable properly.
Toe rosis srs wing ~ the Louisville Wharf
where they ca be exspined-
Terms fash, IN Government Funds.
BY orieT CT Brig. Gen. Robert Allen, CHEZ Quar-
tGrmasteT.
JAMES r DBL YECCHIA,
junel3-td CspI and A.. Q NJ.
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SundrIes.

25a Bdls Pine Lsth
5000 feet Assorted MouldingS;
1900 feet lH&2inoh clear seasoned Planned Pine:
q, eco feet Dressed flooring:
Just received by steamer yorktown, and for sale
by u. ID DICkET, AGENT
ie2i Up and D copy Broad and II gh SIS
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Sale Of
Government Beef Cattle.

OFFIcE U. :. CATrLE DEFof,
E~AsAvHIE, TESN, June 20, 1SGs.
T WILL sell at Public Auction, on THURSDAY
L Juy oh, NJ the CRtle Iepot in Nashville
Tenn, about 800 head OF Condemned u. q. Beef
Cattle, ia lots 70 suit purchasers.
Terms cash. Sale At 9 O'Clock, SIN.
By order Of Col. J g.. READ, Chief c. s., Depart
D. hi. LAMOREAu. Cant g
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500 REWARD

TAKEN from the platform on Monday evening, a
i large Dry Goods Box, containing papers and
other articles Of no use g any one but the owner.
The above reward viii be pad 70 any one delivering
the same at this office. ie2l-3ts
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A GARD.

TUE undersigned keeps constantly on hand !
4Eau essored stock q incn. Castings, Hzls,
spnnG, Axies, Copper. Znc, 3Esh, Gisss. Ares'
Hoes, Flows, Gotten 5craPerz, Thrashing Machines'
Cora shelieH. SsrzE ccttArs, Wagon Timber. BIN
bnck aud Clay, Hydraulic Cemeug Plaster huns.
Bras Tea and ForsAin Kettles, Rope, Puley
blockHt GnldstoIcs, BucketA ruhs, Rruoml
fiCH, LaEd. and Grucenss, and Fpnous otaar ar
tiee reguined Tor cfy and COUNTY, Tnsds, winch
WI IYoa a 90.
msgti-m - AaTnA eseH~
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No Charges until after Collection
Vouchers Bought on the Best
Terms
and particular attention given 70 Claims eg2nst TIE
Cavalry commands Of Generals WILSON, WAT
KINs, HATCH, end CROYDON.
nrrrs. NJ rnrrslus %

Mai. Gen. J. .. Cox, Comd'g l6th Army Corps.
vile.
Brig. Gen. z. Opdycke, 4th Army Corps.
Hon. W. g. BroEnl0s, GoTeruor Or ennossea.
Bon. ID. Tod, Ex Governor q ONO.
Hon. J. A Garfield. senator from OHIO
First and Second National Banks, Nashville.
Communications VII receive prompt attsnto1,
sddressed 70 y. Box G9- jane6-g
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NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned does hereby notify J. Il
l. Frerchs that II the money due the 5h
not paid within twenty days, the secGuty thereto
given VIII be sold. @. SCHlFF.
rpgl-Ir
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SPRING 1865.
II JUNE Gle,
Intelligence Office.

A lL persons wanting Mechanics. Clerks House
"a serFan E, N~ood-ChoprTm, Cook=-men or w.
usen-wh5ec q coiored would 30 well 10 call a. our
Their wants.
Persons dcslrnR s~itusaons vii DO tho sa1ns. SEE
sGn Al ne door. q. hAuCOM a. CO
mHa-sm~ -enerA Areuia-
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Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Company.

OFTCE or NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA r r, Co !
EAsHyILF, June 1s, 1855. I
IL conformity with the Charter Of this Company.
Il the regular Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Il hereby called On the 18th day OF August pext
az TINS once, for the purpose Of eiscting a Board OF
Directors - serve for the twelve months next en-
suing. alarEe attendance is desired, ~ other bu.
slness Of imporsance win be presented for their con-
siderstion. N. BURNS, Pres dent.
iu~net6-e1d
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Sales of
Government Horses &C

L WILL expose At Public Auction on FRIDAY,
4 jane $50, at II O'Clock, m, n lot Of Con
demDed Government H'rses; also on Tuesdsy.
June Z7tb, At IL O'Clock. m. a lot OF Condemned
Government Horses and q hunter OF Fine Brood
Mares snd colts, al the Cavalry Depot 81 Edgefeld,
Teun.
also
On Friday, June S0th, a lot Of Condemned Gov
eminent Horsss.
f. ". SMITH.
june7-td Capt. and A Q. NJ
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TO Capitalist.

a 60 - - -. "a = 80 = DO pr@
Iron Laaaa, Gold Fsids. sd N-rlsan
ossthsr HlALsad. Ca, ana cef2
e ~ 81 veg ~ WILSON = NURFsEl=
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For Sale.

YARN ~ Robertson county, twenty miles fr5m
n Nsshrila On be hashvlle Hopklnsylle and
CarksuHe road. rs % 30 sores i4s clss-ad aud
"a cuiuFauon Gooa hogse. with an necessary ont
houses AyOang ouchar1 and aEnof srrrg.
Apply 70 " NAT. BROW TO-
5nnels-iW ~ casrsy street
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Agency Expired.

HAVING this day sold our my entire stock Of
H suter Goods and Tent snd good vii Of the
business 20 h " kes, / hereby Uthdrag the
agency gwen him BY me in juno. 1854. %. the pur-
pose of carrying on the suter Business, a will
not he responsible FOR any dehs contracted after
tins dale. IItCIEN Il RORB-
Nashvdls. JGre IS, lSGS. fis2Q-lOes
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We havs thres beautiful ~Lshogzpha rgr )
senuaz he ddersnE huNnchss d be serte .
o-uled u four cdloU, eucdsd "hG4er - =
49,. . sfueiou Uetsndera Care6nataR sd =
NJ. ii Army Diploma" ae Ills iche. =
ney are ~snciesed N . pasieooArd az -
% = can't y nal slthe1t4i1T- Efep On
Ger and soIdieg should bnJ hen 4od 80
lhem 70 their nendA-
For r6a thraa. poEtsae p4d---N =
Lltsraf AaeoGnt made % Ehuteaale daaitH =
We I'll al - orders br SeTaeese1 o. ~ >
aonary, b. mad or ezpScsa PrpmpaIs :
&. ~. RHoDEs CO., .
nayzs8m - Uains atrssA Esahylla raaA
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Boarding

ID near Public Square. The situation being in the
central part Of thecty, gives unsurpassed facilities
and acoonmod stion tr business men. The table
Is Rlaays 81 piled with the best the market affords.
WnelG-IW
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WILL be sold at Auction, on THURSDAY, June
Church. on Summer Street, nearly opposite the
New Theatre,
AL Blankets, ISL Mattresses. Cotton.
Isl Pillows, Hair, Hair, &c
sS7 Sheets, Linen, $50 Pr Drawers, cotton,
SO Gown, dressing, lfs3 Snirts. cottoa,
1915 Prs Socks, wooden n Bedsteads, iron,
CiockEs 2 Ranges, with fxt'rs,
1 Docking Stove, so Counterpenes,
Large quantity Of Bedding. Bed Sacks, Pillow Cases
&C LSrEe qusntty OF Miscellaneous Articles,
Spoons. Plates, Basins, Coffee Pots, etc.
To be sold under Inspectors RepoTt, approved
by order Of Ma. Gen. Thomas.
ROBEET FLETCHER.
Surg. q. 8. v, Medical Purveyor, U. S. A.
7. C. CUUAK, Auctioneer. iune2OSt
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E@~uNIVERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
In TIE TREATMENT OF DIhEA5hAs ID
0ROWNING HIN WITH SUCCESS n
OTHER STATED A. 1T t5 IN
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

For further information in regard 70
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two large volumes, late edition OF 1860,
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UhroHic Cases
Nth s,ugf.cbou; R~hsumHHsm, Aasch0zs q a.
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Il idnhs, Psudsy, hEns, uker, Oaecer, araFe-
Diseases Of The Heart and Laet, haGnmAaoa .
he stomach, EsUrSga, Kings Em Or seron8.
Desfhess, Diseases o. Tie Eyes, psnhaaa sy-
tama. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, e1d Uons1npeo
togsthsf With all Private Dtseasea aNd
hfaaaaaa of the Urinary OrRGnA
70 the Ladies'
An Aae.aoas a. ne womb reatst WIN EuecaEa.
Thoss RlEnisd Ladea Vho haye n~en - ano1n,
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Eterilitys
YounR Msudsd Ladiss whose misoruns % ha
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Hight Emissions Cured.
Young MAJ, stop beore you hzrthsT - Ual
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scarBs hat understand treating t ane 70 Jou los
say that j have cured dsaana In MS cy o.
IN different States, Who have spent doAE atW dol
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seiying letters and sending medicine b az p2s q
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hNsion br al o. he dlsaass monaonodl be 80
TsrtsemeaL TIE best q nearoSc@ Efel ~
atty.
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Uuioa strsss, Nashville TeaA
~.t-1y ~ mass stn uraruna snanIsf
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II Clerk in an Office The best references in he
cily.giyen. Address GALLO, P .. Box, 494.
lune2l-lW"
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The Soldiers Friend,

We u6n sadsazOr 70 have il LEsys IA reach q
svsy soldier.
csIs and Lesiars N Army 6oods IN NashUaia ase
b the Rropnetons.
Sent b. nal, post-p<id, 70 aay address, On rsoeipi
Of q IA
FHrnsaonE ACo, s1noozson ~ bartoH o.
Boz 50. bashuls. Tsnh spill
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pbx ~ N.rha8hss. ssas fom LoulsVle-
"a -srE~f 4. Emsnusls haEnBla Team 1.
= hsen mis-aelt OF aeered o1en NJ
LENANuEL
1nasec-lEs N5.l uni9n street,
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. CT UE
o. RICH AND yALrAELE AETIcLEs AT ONE DOLLAR.
100 Fine Gold Chronometer Watches, esch $40
100 Fine Gold English Lever Wstehes--..... 10
30 Lsdies' Sold hnAmeled Biiou Waiches.. LOO
500 Solid silver Hunting Lev. NeIches--s 40 to 50
fOJ SIyer Dinner eJs-...---..-.......-.-. loo tolI0
16C Silver Tea loo toihU
5000 EnglI-h Silver Cruet SiAnds-------. 70 10 %
5000 Silver Fruit rns---s-....-.-...--- IS to 80
2,eO Silver & tier COolers---.-.......... - 70 30
I,O0U silver Ice Pitchers, so 10 rs
500 Silver Goblets, Gold lned.-.--..... 10 TO 70
lO,OGO Sold Pens, Silver Peuci' Cases-... s 70 Il
SOU Dozen Silver iea spoons...---.-.---. IL 10 2f
500 Dozen Silver Dessert SpOOns.-...-... 50 to ~
5000 Large eizs Maglc-Spr ng LOckets... 10 10 20
$50 First Class Sewing Mschines-....... 40 TO 30
All the above list Of goods Wlll be sold for one
dollar each. Certificates OF all the various articles.
stating shst each one can have, are FIRST put into
envelopes, sealed up, and mixed and, when or
dersd, ara taken out without regard 70 choice, and
sent by mail, tnus giving al 3 far chance On re-
ceipt o the Certf ate you viii see WHAT ou are TO
hsye, and then IL is your option TO send one dollar
and take toe arUce or mot.
Single Certificates, 25 Cents Zach.
One Certificate may obtain you a Gold Watch, Ser.
vice or Silver Plate, or any other valuable article.
THERE WILL Is re BLANKS.
PACKAGES OF CERTIFICATES
viii be sold to Cubs, Schools, Agents, &c, at the
following rates
One Certificate sent to any address by mHl... 50 Is
3 Cerdhcsies l 90
Il Certificates ...- 2 90
80 Certificates with premium) .................. 6 70
65 Certificates with premium) ...............-..... 10 90
leo erudcs es with premium, .............-.....-.. Is o
Perfect sat sfscdon guar nteed in sI cases, Goods
not pleasing the tsste OF fancy OF our customers
will be exchanged free Of cost.
Agents and others viii he allowed 10 cents on
each Ger, fcate ordered by them, providing not less
than Eve RE ordered at a time. Agents Will collect
z5 GEMS for each certificate and remit l. cents each
10 Us Address all orders to
s. C. R CKARDS & co,
AGEsSTs wAsTEn. lOl Nassau street, New York.
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