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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
GROCERS,
: 3 HEIFHs

FREERs HHITH,
FREEB & SMITH.
Dealers IN Groceries and provisions, Wooden and
Stone Ware, Market Street. Warren, 0hio-Qet Is
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

II. n. PORTER r. ? PORTER
" n IL w. =. PORTER,
Dealer IL School aud Miscellaneous Books Statio,
cry, Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pamphlets ana
Magazines, at the New York Book Store Ma.
Street, Warren. Chic.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

ii A4IaiaCtuIsT u Soy cS. F0Ns, Castings iIuEsaTt
stove Furniture. STuge Pipe. &c No. =, Al N9r!ls'
Str5et. Warren, q April2e, 'ui.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
Z. FECG.
PECK IL BROTHER.


~ hoissale and Retail Dealers in FOREIGN and Do
i0eshe Dry Goods, silk and Straw Bonnets, Irin-
tllngs, varieties, &e., at The sign Of the Harrea
IN Goods Store" Phoenix Block. Warren. Obi c
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
lDIh0S. d. MORGAN
sDDINGS A. nORGkN

hHHINOS q MVIsUAh,
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
Crookery, Hardware. Carpeting. Sole Leather, &c.
50 tho sign of the Empire Store" Market Street
MarreD 0hia
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

IS noieSale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and amer
ican Dry Goods, ttroeeries, Crochery, &c., Corner
u Main ana Market Streets. Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
)T. T z. ACKLR
5. VAUTROT d co.
JULIUS KING 4 60.

Enporters of Gold and Silver Watches, and Dealer
II Jewelry, Silver Ware, &C., Market Street. War
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
PROFESSIONAL.
wIlTrTLESEy AnA7IS.

AsEUf4c!urer and Dealer IN Boots, Shoes, heath
aud Findings, Main Street. Warren. ONO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
GEs,. Z. NYOOR.

Attorney at Law, over Porters Booh SIore, Man
ST.. Warren, Ohio. VIII give particular aJten-
tiOn 10 Ccnveyanci.s ana Collecting
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
81 HAMIIrON a Nnn.

al Law. Office Webb's Block, War
ren, Ohio.
April D. lS65,-iy.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
AINNND- MERR.

Physicians and Surgeons, MesopotaIria- Office
and residence in the Drug Store. Two docrs BoTil
Of the SIOnC Store.
III
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

IoHS LoE. J. G. NELSON.
LOE ~ NELSON,
lShssIlaus and Surgeons: ohice east Gf tie i.anL
Market Street. Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

Attorney Al Law and Prosecutor fur Iru,nbull
County; ofice at the Old Clerk Office, north oil
the Court House. Warren; Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
MERCANTILE.

hysicizn and Surgeon Girard. Trumbul! county
Ohio. Particular attention given to Diseases G
the Lungs. Chronic Diseases in general
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

george 4. BKOHN
Attorney at Law, W Gibbs New Block. Bisin otrCe
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

attorneys and Councillors at Law, Cleveland, Ohio
Prompt attention given 10 Collections in Cuya-
a0ga and adjoining C0UOJies.
April Il. '05.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
HARMON y d. FOLSOM. H. L. h
HARMON BROS. q FOLSGM.

Successors TO +. (. Hoyt & Col
Dealers IN Foreign snd Domestic Dry Goods, Dress
foods, Gents Furnishing Goods. and Silk. Shaws,
Hosiery and GlCves- All kinds Of Gents Cloth
ing gotten ali the shortest possible nuJlce. No
: River Block, Main Street. W Harren, Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

). q. ROWMAN.

l.eisetie Physieian ana Surgeon; Office Moser'
stOre, Market Street. Warren, Ohio PartiUula.
attention gwen TO Chronic Diseases.
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= TuRNEu 4 Psc,,

Dealers in Mems and Boys Clothing, Hats. Cal
Hosiery. Gloves, and Gents Furnishing Goods Z
every description.
40. II, Webb's Block. Main st.
Sept. Il. lS64.-lyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20
BUCKINGHAM d DE w0II

4. L. FULLER.
Attorney at Law; ofIee in Jsmes0as building, MAJ
Aet street, Ne-ren. Uhin.
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: segtice OF the Peace Soldiers claim Ascent, and
FIRE and Lite Insurance Agent, Passase Tickets
sold to and from, and money remitted 70 the ola
country. at the lowest current rates uthce IN
" ebb's Block, Main street, Warren Ohio.
January 4, %.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

Physicians ami Surgeons Oihee over AcCcuneil'
Boot ShOe store. east side Main Street, aTrcn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-09-20

K. HUTCHINs. v. q. FUKRIEI.
HUFCHIES ~ FORREST,
attorneys at Law; Office UTer Freeman, Hunt
Co.'S Banking olhce. Market Street W arren. Ohio.
G. Il. TurTLH J. " sTULl
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lust PUBLIsHED-WORKS Of HOR-

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THE National Conservatory for Musical In.
siuction opeu for the reception Of pupils nj their
Room. No i52 East 1hhtccnihtt. EpwD. MofLEsHAcEh
Musical Director John C. White, Secy. send Tot tHenlH
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IN THE CRY OF 'EEw-YoRK.
prinilns.

HHOMAS i. SUTTON, Printer, No. li2
i FultonsL-Bal Tickets CIcusp, Orders Of Dancing.
Invitations. Notices. Receipts Checks Price Lists bs OF
aiding BIZ Heads. Labe, inudbis end all other nds Of
JOB PRINTING, neatly done at NO. AZ
.VNTM. EVERDELL" SONS, No 10i Fulton.
w .t.--sTEAM JOB PRlN1l~i5 and LABEL NAN.
UFACIURER5
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i CANS FORTY FIVE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS
or other HIGHEST PREMIUMS have been swsrded NJ. K
n within years TEN within the last lonr weeks,
fr THE BEST INSTRUMENTS of THIS GENERAL
CLASS.
Printed testimony 10 presented 10 their circulars from more
than no OF the most eminent sanists ard nan Ia tho
country that THE MASON l. HAMLlH CABINET Or
.GANs'ARE UNEQUALED. Prices $40 TO $500 Ware
rooms, No. 81 Broadway, Nsw.fork
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l wishin. 20 settle ~ purchase FARMS or LAND, In
TENSEssEE. Tie unl-ris has ofcued A. orAe' IN
N.rrsoabofoush, Mdde icHne.sec of 'he PuIehA'e 81
REAL ESTATE.
Tie climate y o. tie TIT Under TIE sun. tie W ni~'
very short ne 81. me.iouo the p''ai" Wy me
i.oe oftie b.t,ior, rourtr-. ~ The world the .tos
y v. thtof.i ne Winter without feeding Tho 4 wei
sd,p'rd ti' raising 4 cotton, wheat corn Ani DO ~ 81
tbr sFaiss F,r.ons shins e. purchase iuds all al
dr.. a. T. MORGAN Hsal Estac Agrnt Muffscsbor.gfhf
Trrnese~ osiug i've dsi1l t. frcsTt q u htch
he vii md ~ mall g. Aid..s rrnted tfculsr - tie
ss~ Wi'b price. &c. With general dtcf t"n Of
Ito country s0l climate. rmhsr Sc g. g MOhOfN
EEFNutNCEs
Hon. judge I. J.. NDuTUs. ScW .CAIt@
Co 4 B SPCohB Nv .siie.
Hon. wv TEwAnr. Hsftrr
Uoa. W. D. ttAHH M~udri'is, Capfogd Co
"tNNT hASE slI r. rTRsrs. ll's bIish.
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NHE PELOUBET ORGANS"
J. Awarded BY the American misunderstood TO- 1885, a

and there pu, direct compsoh Nth the Csbne, Organs Of
Mason L Hlmln. Amer contest lasting more than five
weeks they came of uUmphanty victorious, being pro
nounced BY leading musicians critics aud amateur. sure
both ia manual. and pedals IN quality variety and power %
tone end In number OF combinations Critically examined b.
ury composed Of Appleton Of Boston and JsrdDs OF New
York orgsnbuldrr. Bergr the we!known ozani'; and d
rector Seymour critic aud DR.. Ringer ogsnst add export
thew were awarded Gold Medal tho beat instruments Of
theft c. or .1ptessed iorthe best Cabinet Organ msda
by PELOU8Erl SON" Thus indorsei these Organs and
schoos Price lists forwarded. General Depot J. M. PElr
TON No gll BfosdgAY N Y.
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1ubfructtom.

A NTHON's (Mr. GEO. CO. CLASSICAL,
~ FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL, with PRIMARY
DEF .fMENT and GYMNASIUM, No 2l2 Fiah'ave'' co.,
o. wenty.siIth.si. open from " m to q y. m.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
W or THE
STATE AND CITY.
TIE MONTGOMERY DAILY MAIL.

HE NpNipOlLiAi D1i'%i hHilf
barge. political commercial pnl financial newspaper pub
hshed in the City Of Montgomery, Aia.
As advertising medium, lhL MAIL 10 not e1-
osled by sry paper in the South II hes AN cx'
tsnsse ccuation aud bene old established journal.
and the official psp'r Of tine State o. Alabama aud
City Of Montgomery read BY al cse. adds additional IT.
fractions to business world M9rcAarts aud -thers will
Therefore dnd THE MAIL most excellent medium through
which 20 reach The pubic. Adde'S GIBSON - WHIT
tiELD Proprietor bon somey, Ala
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Mem Publications.
.uRD & HOUGHTON,
. No All no DwAY. Nkw. ohS'
LAVE NOW HEtDl:,...
- srrvC~rtfc tI'ffES

No Al 70 DwtY. Nkw YORK
Ma 5'A hIMrR ROSS JETTrRs -,
yol isro, cloth, PEice 81 sOi VOL 'O"o t'te' l'''
H. THE PARENTS AS LIST !, ;l.;,, Al, r,r.r.
o. stode, Tor chi d'en ly iA',s d,ie.cd by
II. ". Herrick. vol lone Oh 2d piic' = ~
III. ., TIE f 49, TmbelIished With 10
WIN G',N 55ciypedby H. v. Herrck; Fine ed. o.
printed on tinted paper fon csea' aug ~, XII
tvcl cfovr.lvo Goth beveied' ~ iu" gnu
" "'A0' TIiE "a CHILDREN IN TIE WOOD: uqn
Tod in Verse. hy Richard die'iy nv u l. Sc.
Men. ,nd Hiumiratcd coyoI desisrtd BY J2hn \
Eo~s' / inform with Red Riding Hood ouar'o'
. paper cover rF''' Mary GAY;
Or wori for Cir by i'coo Abbott op'hcr Q! v TGl'
H. to.f iye e for Sri, - Work q. Sums4er .
"Work ior AutaHn." Wi1h Illustrations by a. W.
IiencH COZ; Per ' ti, I5Se ~ ~ VAN DER
PAIM.D u. Translated ifom tne Du'c' nv nc Kew
J. r Wcsterve.t Two. c'owa.3so, Price i. %.
NEARLY READY.
VII BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY.
hfis. Biographical Hlcti0asry. compiled and atrln
by thc Rev Charles lisie, e. s.. wlth edCt ~, and
c5rrec.io1g by William .. Wheeler, ". ~, ss'cc1'e
ei,of Of ebers ne" olerto Dictionary" etc, etc
VII. vol 1"CSYcIopEDIi OF BIOGRAPHY.
Arcco-d Of the Livrs OF eminent pcisSn', by rai,,
Goodwin New ceitfon, with supplement hr'ns ~
down 20 the present zine by George sheppard. VOL
uioWH oyo.
TX MOZARr'S LETTERS.
Edited by Dr.. Nohi. Translated by Lady Wallace
yO.. l6uio.
X CHASTELARD:
4 TasFly By Agrrnon Charles Gw'nburne, au't''
oi tiaisnta in CalydoU" lNoL limo. u roih t'IS
sbccts.Y
H PICTURES or SOCIETY,
Grave ara Gay. Eeganty illustrated irom designs oy
Aiii1is, flcktrsgi. C. ". CoVe. j. d. watson ueo'so
Thomas e,c. | vol. ROYAL 8yo. cloth ssl1
XII TALES AMI. kXFNANAGAN',lAs. ..,,. ~,
By Thomas Hood. With numerous hnstfs,'o"s VI"
wood rom his own desisis. Crown SEo, - ="
Any OF the above by mail postage Paid on receipt o.
he prices cd.
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Urn Goods.
,vco GOODS FROM AUCTION.

VUEAP DRESS GOODS FKUM AUCIIVN'
1 ''N"' JIrsT RECEiNED,
~ ,,,cps r psiTIsU POPLlNS, only ia. per yard
wv ALSO, ,,,,, -
1000 YARDS ofsAXoNY PLhiD forh'"' 0"y w" p''
ALSO, ..,,.-, ,,,, IN,
UNE CASE BRocuE FRENCH forL'-''' 'a0uO'' ''''''
only Csc. IGo
60 PIECES Of PARIS PLAID fopLlNs' superb ooa'"''
only f5c. .so
rprxcu urRINOfs fro1, LICI1ON, OF 81 per ysra'
FINE oIIaTY TaFNCH nERlNoES, choice coorS'
only 81 Is. nco
Ieoo yard. ofPARlS EMPRESS cLorhS' 0h WOOL
only III Is. ,,so
O csse. Of BLACK and COLOaLD ALrA0AS' '''Vc ''0'
sndCr w X PRYTON.
Nos %. aud Pa Bowcry.
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ILL WANTING FARMS. lit,
n Lar,e and thriving settlement OF Vine'and inip
Climate" 80 miles son,a Of phtadeloqs ny railroad:
Min ,o, ptoduces large crops: twenty acre tracts " 90
o.r acre nsysblc within four yeast good business oPehns
GOOD .ocay Hundreds are settling md rnssng impIoss
oen. Ap1iv to CiiAS. H. LANDS. Postmaster. Nineland
Lands township Nj. Letter. ua,werrd Papers eonsninf
fu information win be sent free. From hfpor OF oo ,h
Ro5inson dyrieH,ai Editor Of The htc.nt nos. ~
most trf,nsi,, feyiIe bGcis dn0H tre! pofoh ava
,u,tal condition fer yeasfn Turning that We knoU % ma
aide Of the Wesfsrs PTGy1ei
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CUKSi SILKS! SlLkS!H
- ADDITIONAL BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION.
Nii be offered ths week, ,,,, e,,y,
'e" "'''' .ulendii quality aud choice styles,
~ silss SIG and
NEW PLAIN cOLoRED SILKS
At 81 20. -
Sand % Is
BIsCK GRO GRsiE SILKS At 81 Is, worth 81 80
SPLENDID QUALITY GRO GRAIN SiLk. white edges
DOGBLE CHAIN Gao DB PARIS at ~. WORMS
WYNN w. X. PENTOH.
Nos q, and "a Bowery.
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MOURNING BONNETS.
DEADSi BFADSM BEADSM
ID AND FANCY GOODS.
D. 2. BROWN Importer
No ISG PesItf Y

4 MERICANS visiting ENGLAND, on arriv-
ing ~ Liverpool vii Ind al ND.is. NlCOLL extensive
es sbuont, No 80 Doii nTses Of dIe.7 for immediate
u made " order II few h0ars notice Tho supe
nor sy md finish Is ,.s.r.cJ ther peknOwn etaJsh
n,ufs iu Rec't. London. Fashions for The seHsOBor
gent -ntn of he promenade or donidfe Slpeuf rock
toat. with neh m breast 1cres. monin, costs OF snpe
rior Melton cott5 no charge Tor tie former beng y 10 ..
gueas oI the ster q o. \ guinness For nesre purposes,
morning with aps t tie woit ALTO the neg ge
acaes these OF Melton fancy coatngs, Angola and Che
v,t. the r1lces rs guinca Tic Angoas aud
Cheyots FL ede M suite prices from two 70 four
ruueas evening .rss, ba cloth Of the hn'.i quAy tor
eiqht ,ueas Fer youDg e-nemeaares and morning its
uigand dresses bn 0ckers Overcoat', &c foL Hdes
riding Lahtg cloa D. C.os jacsct-, watrr rrOoi GUINEA
Tweed cioks and coats Tho several novelties IN designs
sod abdcs confined exclusively 70 Aesrs Alcous es'sb'
H. J. L y. MCOLL,
ors 70 the oueen Family and he Coor's Of Europe
NOA ia 10 ms and 10 Regrn.st No. Cornh London
No 10 Moscy IT, Nanclestor and No 50 bodst. Liverpool
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Beal Gstate for Sale.

TIWE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAM LAT. =
AGENCY la. sctualy on hand over i.oo"" so'e' :, =
LANDS for SALE LEASE in the southern sa'e 'ss'
,u, purchaer Titles good aud not liable 70 c'S''
cation.
"ff nSyw.yORK OFFICE. 20 60 BROADWAY.
KEMP T. BATTLE. Secretary
AUTHORIZED RRYxHEsoSs'
rrTTp COOPER, esq.. New. YORK
Nv COOKE esq. PLiiedelphia. , II, 1,.
iii' hxeSrwgeyp 90" cbsmber Of Conmerce, N Y.
TrGoy BROWN Of Georgia
Gr0 H. STUART, ESD" PhiadePhi.
FY0ov BROOME Of Florida.
Col ~ C. FULTON Athens, Ca
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Cdntlna Ata0fmrs.

NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY. No.
j 50 Wa, Fourteenth. st-Opcn WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS. Ladies AZ Children Evening Classes
sta
I H. Searing's Private Dancing Academy,
~ 2sl Foutih ave, Twenty third t. C'es for L,tiss
siucsdsy. md Saturday, O'clock for Ueuflomen
Tue,dIy, tnd Friday, a, ocloct. Lessons every dav.
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TRAV Eh.g.1N(s.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
roads ON ani after Monday, June 9TH, tralns Tor
Albany ana Troy, connecting With northern ana
Nes n trulns Slll leave New Nolk n. tollo"s
From iludson River Depot, Both Al. and 10Th ave Al
$50 \, VI, =, J. l.jn A. W., and from Harlem O.
b,Etis goa on either route. W. II. WANDER.
bl'l' ~ Ii5
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR COZ.
;, ions Ncst Point, Cornwall, No@burrh, Milton
foushkeepaic FnI Rondlut from foo, OF sbrussI
seNeiy ATE noon, except sunday, ut 3g O'Clock. w
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Bgjsi>E>s CHANCES.

A FEW VALUABLE RECEIPTS FOR
snort time. Inquire At No. : sew Chamber st.. p
STONE. ~
EOR SALE-THL STOCK AND FIXTUKES
l. a segaf and stationery auIe, la Looi Lu-!ueys
location, near the brlnd ~ Terry. Cool irn.Ous
gwen iot selling out. Apply 81 Grand It, Williams
buIgh.
EOR SALE-A GUNSMllHS SHOP, Wuh
tOpls eiOck Gud everything complete e. carry on
the bu-iheT. llst-lHt" lOrHt. on noe alNay. done
go1d lueue's. Can lease shop for Ruv ltncth Of
time. uirt-fAte opportunity tor "a good mechanic.
sold only account OF long protinc Ell sckness in
tor on the premises. COAlFEE & co. III n, DAD.
Nay, or a. II. hENfLtR kingslon, lister Cpuuty,
New York. -
EOR SALf-A RARE CHANCG-A Whole
sae ami TctAii toy stone n ono OF the beat loc..
tons IN u. oJKp ~ rood established Lu.ae.s; viii
Dc sold TOT - % IN cash must lr d,'poatd O sore
TIE iih Of Luly' ne The proprietor Is going 10 Nir-
ginh. ANpy ou thc pseiuirrs, 20 /. IO1IItil. sbl,
new nuhuuer 90 Old number, Futon ave, Ie.T
RAYMOND n, Biookyn. = !
FOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
bnkery good ovens aud ong icase Kent vcty
low. ppy al foi uIanu 81 near u.Snaui ave, u ooA-
Ign, y, y. aT
ITO BOOKBlNDERS-FOR SALE A BIN
dery, Guin4 a good trade. Adare.s BOOK
BlNlE., Box 80, sun ono -!
THE MIXTURES OF 4 LONG AND WELL
estAurAoI .r,uIT stJlc or IN e, amt took .r alo
81 .rIuilr'. Tue '.ro4 lr ~ lIg b. iue psr e. l.
meaning nom business. kLquIle At 2gl Nts -Ith
stoct. -Gi
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AMUsEylEN'Ts.

A LADIES' FAIR WILL BE HELD AT ST. .
flGabriors Church, East 3Ith st, teL lat and "a
aves commencing Monday, June 18th, 1865. Pro-.
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WANTED.
OR THREE GOOD BELL
w boys at Stevens House, 40 Broa a. NY. -

w ANTED-j0 NEW SHIFT lRONERS,
w uarehers, plain ironer and vashe,s at the
Laundry, 50 Mercer It, 81
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A PAIR OF LARGE BLANKETS AND .
ktbed quilts in good order or nearly now. wanted.
Address, with price, Mr.. JONES, Box So, Sun
Ohce, z63
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A HORSESHOEK WANTED-A GOOD,
<1aesdy ioorman. Apply IN Both st, bet % and 30
avenue. ia
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A CARRIAGE TRIMMER wANTED-TO
"A 20 short d.tance in the country. Cali hi, day
o. J. p. JJDH CO.'S 80 Bowery, bet. 10 and I o.
ebck. II
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a HORSE FOR SALE-lf. HANDSHIGH,
oau ola; sound and A4I4, no u art or true K;
sold iur want OF ue luquiIe Tor ta IN II uor store
cor Of Watt and Wee. ~. u
EOR SAIL PONY BulLI BAY Mare,
4 4ba hands high also . bay coach niiIes, ye =
Old, all suitable tor exp t-s ioT C4t, al sound IN
KIND. flIce about rIuy each IN good CONDITION (;
nl-O = large IL hands truck hOTsc, sound and klnd
f.ice tsl at dy3 Wellington It. III
EOR SAILS CANADIAN PONIES, Sound
and kind, aud Yeas Old, li9 10 10 hands high,
suitable Tor tutcher, baker. PIocel , ut. doctor
sod eLssp, az G.aA al aeI SEssARAAsL ~
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- A boz from IL to 10 yea. 4, tho cal drive "A
bcr-e and make hiuielf gene uiy usciul about the
house Apply to- OF d davs 90 go Las Ism Il nov
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a STEAM OR GAS FITIER HELPER
n " nted; o-e thst n been at the ade a en- or
two. Apply before oc.ock at No. LSchang- fl.co,
Jersey City. ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-17
Ne. work nIarEe,

New YoRE, July Is.
Cotton 81 (d52c Tor mddlng
Flour &c better; at Sc 65@6 - for extra
state; Sc s517 90 for extra round hoop Ohio, and
s. 05@7 % for trade brands. Rye -four quiet
Corn meal dull.
Whisky 81 09@2 09Is for western, and 81 IL
for refined
Chicago Spring 81 3S@l 43; Milwaukee club
81 46(dl DC; amber Michigan 81 GO, ST. SIS for
winter red ST ate. ST. 10 for white State. Corn
sl@e2c fox unsound, S2@ S3c for sound and sic
for western yellow. Rye 90c. Oats, 5S@60
for western.
Coffee dull Sugsr-Muscavado ll@l3s4c
Molasses dull
Wool dull
Petroleum dull at 33c for crude, 5I@52c
for refined ia bond and 1903 do free
New mess pork sos 00@29 90; s26 50@27 90
Tor '63-'6 Do each and regular way, closing at
s2S 80 Tor cash $40 90 for prime. and 800
00020 80 prime mess. Plain mess beef $40 90
ala 90: extra mess, Sl2 00@l6 90: beef ham ms
27@27 soc. Cut meats; l3@l5c for shoulders,
and 1921 lac for hams. Bacon; l514@lS34c
for Cumberland cut: 1870 for long ribbed. and
l4@l434c ior short ribbed.
Lard liz "a 22c Butter. lo@25c for Ohio,
and 25@35c for State. Cheese l0@l5Ac. Rice
dull
ssw YORK MONEY MARKET
NV YoRK, July Is
Money. es-, at sat per cent Sterling ia
fair reques, at 1882 @l09 for first class
bills Gold opened at 81 421a. and closed at
81 421s
Total exports OF specie to-day 1920 600.
Stocks easier
LATER Gold closed at tiallsghers Exchange
TO night at Sl421s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-17
VERY LATEST.
THREE O'CLOCK a NJ
INTERVENING sTEus o. NEWS
RkrlRENENr OF GEN. nKRRoS.

RKTIRENENT Oh GEN. HEBRON.
INV YORK, July 6-The Herald's New Or
leans correspoI dent saws Gen Heron, recently
commanding at Shreveport. La was relieved at
his own request aud arrived al New Orleans.
Gen Heath succeeds him.
Gen. Herron's efforts TO set the negroes at
work upon plantations. instead OF wandering
about tue country was very successful
o0SFKREScK WITH TBE INDIANS
The Herald publishes a statement in regard 10
atairs IN the lEdian territory, the transactions of
the Indians II alliance with the rebels aud an &C
count Of The negotiations recently entered into
between them ami United States Offices recently
sent out bs Gen Heerrcu, Who were veil re
ceir ed by the indians.
ON the 2lst OF july tae Caoctaw nat on wee
met BIZ Colonel Fyehe.en The Chief Of the
Choctaws, Gen Stand Waipie. the Chief .; the
Cherokees, and several other under leaders were
present A temporary treaty 49, entered iuto
si;a the Cherokee. Caocta~s. ChiekAssws.
SemIuoles, and Creeks. These tribes bound
themselves to cease hoslili,es agains. the United
States aud against tribes which bad taken part
win TIE Government during the rebellion.
Thee aid other bAtOus u the lDdian COnsed
GRAFTON. IN council previously held. had resolved
TO send delegates To Washington 10 negotiate a
treaty 81 petce aud amiIy With the Government
o. the arrival OF General Hefroa's commission
ere. they were urgently solicited by the Indians
that. instead OF seading dseg alton. they should
be met in their own country by Govern neDt com
mlssionefs, empowered 10 enter into permanent
arrangements. This was conceded.
The conference will take place on The trst oil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-17
Smuxpfiue-Hnt s.aukS

WAsHINGroS. July gG-Reports received here
show that there are occasional seizures and con
6sca;ion- OF goods smugged into the United
States from the British Provinces The eff
oient measures adopted by the Commissioners of
Customs have prevented. TO a considerable
tent. such violations OF he laa
Ii has been ascertaned. inquiry. that the
limit Of 5000 ,0G0 .0O0 National Bank circulation
is nearly reached, and therefore the creation of
but few additional institutions under that system
will be authorized The entire number will
probably reach six hundred