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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25

The peans OF victory that ascend from
the North are the death knells Of their ewn
liberties. Republicanism cannot long live
IN the atmosphere Of civil strife, and every
Federal success serves but to prolong the
war. For four years the land has been
eonvulsed with the exhausting throes of
intersectlonal contention, and already our
political structure is so changed that its
builders would not recognize its defaced
and shattered form. Our fathers gave as a
Republic for an inheritance, and four years
OF civil war have transformed it into mil
ltary despotism. If urown people, blind
ed by the dust and smoke Of battle, and
intoxicated by the blood that recks from
their polluted soil, cannot realize that thew
are ruled By the bayonets that obey the
one man power. let them ask Of Europe,
that surveys the internal scene with min
gled feelings Of pity, scorn and wonder,
what 10 our condition.. Let the war con-
tlnue four years longer. and the principle
of self-government will be buried in the
hearts OF enthralled patriots, to be extinct
Tor ever, or 70 await resurrection at the
hands of future generations. The triumph
Of the Federal arms over the sovereign
States OF the Sourh may make Us a great
power IN The family Of nations may blazon
our escutcheon with military lauTrels and
raise Us to the giddy elevation that Rome
attained by conquest ere she tottercd in
the blaze Of glory and fel! into the abyss;
but farewell, thes. the ;tepubiic. The
sword and the purse will govern, and The
voices Of the people viii have no loftier
theme tnaa the adufatioa Of their rulers.
The fall Of Savannah is splendid victory;
but It is one blow upon the anvil where
the chains of the North are being forged.
heis YOrE Neus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25
X. A. POLLARD, ESQ.

The R,chmsnd EIaminer contains the
fslio sing in relation 70 Mr. Pollard, hisis-
nan, &c. II will be remembered that Mr..
r. was captured last spring On his way TO
Ensland in the Greyhound
Among the arrivals By The dag Of truce
boat last night vas that Of Mr. Edward 4.
Pollard, OF this city. sent through the lines
for exchange. Mr.. Pollard reported At
Fortress Monrse on the 50th Of November
last isr exchange, and without any known
cause; vas placed there in close and seh-
fzry confinement ia a guard boz, where he
lived for some weeks without space to walk
in ard sheltered frsm The weather only by
A shell of boards. ventilated through seams
half an inch vide. This was IN cease.
aaence of q direct order frsm Secretary
stanton, who, in this Instance ~ 10 otksrs
ef the oppression Of our prisoners, u ai.
rectly and personally responsible. strange
10 ssy Butler relieved Nr. Pollard from I
sitsafion in which Mr.. Pollard says that
q. sficer &c the guard at Fortress Moaroe
declared that man could not reasrnabl J
be expected TO survive for two weeks.
Az il 10 the last act which Butler can
probably ever do 20 a Confederate prise
aar, il may be msationed for his benefit.
For We lsssn from Mr.. Pollard that on
Sanday last GsnersI Batter WAS removed
net only froa the command si the arm, si
the James, but from all o,hsr commsnd.
aad ordered BY the AdIstant General AZ
WsshinEtos 20 report hiaself a. Loweu.
Nassoeh9setis. which is his rssidsnce.
The terms Of this atder va construed to
The eject that n. u. n. had been removed
10 disgrace. Msjar General Ord takes
command Of the amy Of lhs Jsuss and Of
the Department sf virEiniSsnd NORTH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25
SAVANNAH "ouRs."

We commend the following article from
q Narthern jesrnal 70 the censiderate Pc
rusal Of southsru retders whe are dispos.
ed 10 be gloomy and dependent d the
Confederate Cause. If men in the North
can take such a view ef the condition ci
affairs, surely the people. Of the South
should feel not only hopeful. but sonhdent
OF final success. For ourselves We we're
never more suuguins Of the final result.
That the South will succeed in her stras.
gle, we have an abiding faith. That u
will be through suferings snd trials that
the people Of North Carolina have not ye'
endured, We firmly believe. But the sue
csssful end will surely Gene:
Daily Confederate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-01-25
Prom TIE Richnond se ,.;ne,.

GENERAL LEE A.p THE PRESIDENT.
Sone Of ss: co.empora.ies have been re-
Gently discussing the nature Of tie cfsicial
relation between tk. two eminent public
servants whose rsras head this article,
sad frsm the saSsraass o. some to give
fresh confidence to ii. pssp.Q, iaough FROM
less creditable motives ii others, have sae-
ges.at hat the sppoiniH .pt af Gen. Lee to
il kigaer grade, tha. Of GeIer2liasimo, or
Field Marshal, wiz pex.r to command all
oer armies, or 10 asss.Rs the gsnerai aon.
duct and direction VI ear'iaili.ary opera
liens, wsu!d have tendency to l:spsl The
temporary dependency rausol by recent
rtseFses. We sssa sar.ly sai to our
readers soy esrnss.ly ss have dsryesated
the sKsgserstien to which Ih;s dsipOnden-
cy las been carried. Ithas heei. sasin ex-
cess Of whas was justified By t,s circum-
stances, ARD has been intensified by the
croskins .. the strest esrnss5 sisa IL the
bar-rsons. which has been the taass of so
much evil dariEg the var. It..sssen TO be
feared that ssns 1t this csoakiag hss found
is var into quarters where courage and
serenity are naturally TO ts expected, and
where, in consequences, it Is specially hurt
tal. This. kessysr, i diversion from
cur purpose.
Believing, - We 10. TIA. X is Of the ut
most Importance 10 allnw no Risunder-
standing 10 exist ef the real stats OF the
case. We have taken paiss 10 ascertain the
facts ard csp Dew give then, .wiik tie GER
tainty that We are not aistsksa.
Gen. Lee is lhs oghcer aow hiShess in
command in The line ci The army. Gsneral
Csopsr, ~hs aloae sianas above MIN in the
array list, is % sias. 10, On line, duty.
Whenever Gen. Leo is d the. Geld, there
lore, he commands not sn!y all troops that
are within he department. assigned to him,
but Az who may hsppea to serve in con-
neetion With his command. The limits of
his depastmsnt sre boaaaed soieiY hy his
own oplnien cf his abi,ay to extend the
necessary SUPERVISED over the operations.
T'hus. when the President desired, sclne
time sgs. to place Gen. Lee In command
sf the entire Atlantic fcast, as being di-
rrctly connected with .ae operation OF
ths army now opposed 8 Grant, Co lee
fe, himself constrained ii obisct Ii taxing.
military control d an pars ef ins eoa5t
beyond the maeft q iha Csgt Ftsr, sa1
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-07

BaowNLow ON john BELL.--I have had
long interview with John Bell. He ia ten
years older in appearance than when the
war began. His hair and whiskers are
very gray and he ia very much stopped,
and leans upon his staff as an old man is
expected to do. treat him very kindly.
He talks very freely about tho rebellion.
and in opposition to it. He says the So
Cessionists In the South are all lunatics
without any lucid Observation-Disclosures is to say,
they are crazy oil the time. ! believe II is
a principle in law, that if lunatic have lu-
cid intervals at times, he is responsible for
acts perpetrated in those intervals. And
medical writer's say that lunstics without
lucid intervals are incurabla.
] accompanied the old gentleman TO the
headquarters of Gen. Tbomas, and sfter
short but agreeable interview with the
General, we went to the office Of the Pro-
yost Marshal General, where the old gen
tlernan took the amnesty oath, and placed
himself right on the record.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-07
GheMas Eight.

TUsT TRECETVED-rAn invoice Of arst quai.
u ity GOAL OH which will be sold at ths low
price ofG1 20 per Gallon. retail.
aaga2 JoaHnA HEAL,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-07
AT BEAL'S.
u UST ARRIVE

81 UsT A MD
S0Ap-40 boxes Cincinnati German.
LARD--I5 kegs Leaf
o0RFEE-5 bags Rio and Havana
PLOUR--40 barrels Superfne.
BAC0N--Hams, Shoulders and BidsB.
PORK--15 barrels full Mess.
C0RN--100 bags White.
Hays bales Western.
TEA chest Imperial.
Which will DO sold by the package or st retail, Al
reasonable prices for the times.
July25 JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-07
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
Main ST., between Third and Church,
EATON RIO UGE, La.

THE undersigned ia now prepared to receive Or
L Aera or all kinds Of Furniture and Cabinet
work. VIII make or mend In the best manner,
and at tbs lowest figures, FoR cAHH ONLY. IN the
Undertaking business he has now on hand a fine
assortment OF Metallic Cases, and In ready to
eeive orders In this line of business, which win
meet the attention usually given by the old firm
of Piper u Bradford,
augs FRED. FUNKE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-07

EyAt young lady's seminary recently
during an examination in history, one Of
the not most promising pupils was interro-
gated =. Mary, did Martin Luther dis
natural deathi" "No,p was the reply
she was excommunicatsd by bull"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-07

sE- A French critic, writing Of Milton'a
sParadise lost" says "Whaps m ost beau
tiiul In this Paradise 10 holl and in this
history Of God, the frat part Of that 10 the
dsyil,,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
nlatb
A TWooDs
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
FILL. DRIVER
-
u1n1hr,-G HA.D rv,,r
nYDaaUI,c slyD PUNE.

PRACTICAL TESrs lavrr nv 1'nops- = 49, O..
perlodiy Of this machine . o'aefs c iarp.t Of
sinking Oh Wells tic nd Led uosig .alei &c receive
ordors for the same.
Thsmaehinery uprs' ev'y hi7 rec 'e forth h,r'-,
o' oil wells, excepting t. SRA. ENo.NE AND CASH.
IRON DRIyINGPPE, Goa, ~. rsrshed fdesiie', i
reasonable price,. and dispense VISA tis Use Of the Dcr,S
Rope Bull wheel and other aud expensive
in use and Is arausei being constructed wheels
land portable that It 90 easily removed for the purpose Of
sinking wells IN different l)csi'ioa
TIE DErR'TUsL lowed from the well by our Potent
Hydraulic Vr5co and dies require the removal OF the
drill from he bIL1 aus p,os not only removes oil the
aeru, IN fom % 10 rits but likewise eHectua'y cear'
out and opens ~ the Ioi wine that are ~ often entfey
CLOSED UP b. tie Old pr.c.s' d .and 5umTi'i
WITH THIS MlCf'.N. s.d rI'cdci' er;insee vel
ca, bo on wv to COO feet within period c. 'J II 10
20 day, .r,r % o sof pipe las been t'..tn.
Arranr nt beng ala, 10. the construction 'ri Do
livery o. to,e MACHINE, Il Newl.k Norwich NswbIsh
r. Y. aad i.t.bursh. pa.
Fer further Information frlce, tern, TO-. sdires'.
SIMEON LELAND.
ne,rop oitau ho.v,. Nsw.lori.
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11roposals.
DIVISION, HpaRs OF

'srArx or NEw.Yoag. NORTHERN DIVISION. HDoRs or
pYRIsrsHpRsr Vol RgoRuITIse, ALBANY, april H. 6S
'GEALED PROPOSALS IN Duplicate VIII
~ be received h., Office until IL o'clock M of MONDAY
and Of Volunteer Recruiting
Service Of the Northern Division of the State o.
with the following such other qnsntes OF SdhiONEhi
as he may require from May October 81, 1865:
50 Resms Fool,ap ruled or plain, weighing IA pounds
loo es' ousrto post ruled or plain weighing 10 pounds,
headed as per pattern. $1,000, ...,.,.,
Resrn Blotng Paper rhiie. weighing ID pounds.
Rean,s Envelope Paper bqG or yellow royal.
Rsams MANILA Wrapping Paper, super royal
10000 Envelopes, Official sirs heavy headed as per
ipa,tern.
5000 Envelope letter azes extra heavy headed per Vs
60 eros, Metallic Pens
"a Doren Fsber'. Black Lea, Pencils.
u Dozen Faber's Blue aud Caralns Pencils.
% Dozen Penholders.
Dozen Paper ioliers ttin)
Dozen ETatcrs, ivory handles.
| Dozen Arno'ls Writing Fluid, quarts
Dozen Arnclds Copying Ink, quarts
4 Dozen French Csrnine Inks, 2oz.
I 3 Dozen lntstgnds, Diapers, Whitney,, or equal
Is Pounds Sealing wax sceflet
| Pounds India Rubber, prepsreed IN pis'o"
% spools geo yards each Rcd Taps.
4 Dozen jars ifuclage and Brushed
4 100 Dozen Ca,ds, ldrlfinsl
| Dozen Per aacAs.
, 500 Dozon ia,ia Rubber Bands
| 5 Dozen Dozen Pa, weisht..
Dozen Eye.ct Machines or Punches
Dozen bo,c. Eyelets.
3 Dozen Irfi"r Chps go
Each bid i be guaranteed By two fesponsibs peaons
whose must be appended TO the guarantee and cet'
ned good aud Sufficient security or me sn0ub' -
yoved b. strict Judge or Attorney OF he u > sui-es
Twill be cq ned give bonds IN the oil -Four Thousand
Dollars fog faithful porior Of tie contract
The cont will be required 10 deseT tue stationery \,
such time, Ia such quantities, PACKED, a. tho n A A. NJ
,Geul snd SUPP. Y. >. may direct
In the failure the par Of the contractor to furnish
Tho stationery ssreed the right Ia reserved for o A. T.
M o. and tie Suy " L. ). his successor In Office TO eau
such stationery DO furnished by any other person. as nearly
pracc bic Of the quality contracted for sni tie eoGo
Twill be held liable for all damages or los, sustained by TIE
: United St.ies In consequence Of such aiuA.
Sample. Of H.. urticlos viii no shown, and al propo.ai
should be made The regular blank forms. which VA be
Furnished upon Application u this ot;lce =,
Persons - no r. ~ pit il biz. will strictly conform 70 tie
terms Of this isenet copy Of which should accompany
Ths rh "a reserved 70 reject any bid deemed sonlbl'
and bid from dcaultirg contractor vii be received
Payment will be made soon as the sccount. can De
properly examined sud the requisite funds drawn nom Tho
a Treasury. ,,.,
Bids VII Be opened on Monday, April "a a! u m, aud bid
der. requested 70 be present. 49,,
ludoTso envelope PT0poals for stationery ard aiaIe"
khEDK. TOWNSEND, Byt. Col. L. ,. A,
4. A. =. 81 Cenl and Sup,. Vol kecfy.
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yAMILY MANSION TO PINT. from May !

nextResience Of Tie late =. G. Solerms,holn. e.i,
Situated the Eest River foot Of at CONTAINING
upward of ten rooms with ten OF moving siIha
sad garden grounds SHADE md t treca erapeyae' &c 70
,getheI with barn, saDes ctriasehouse5 &c one o. we
most ieish.flY .ussd residences The is'end OF Nv"
YORK having view the Navyiod adjacent bay, ana g.
Hast River with fine bathing end fishing at tho shore Aa
Mr. Cruikshsnk No. IS broadway, or nppy az we CO.
,se few rods north of tire premises AT J. ShMAEhS
So 100 East Sixeth between Third and Lexn son aves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

LOR SALE--ilards ONE HOUSE, with eigh,
4 LOTS II -GBOu.n 81 Brooklyn. conyen'on, 20 ears
only 5000 Tasty COTTAGE, one hour by rail. & 100
JAQUES, No. l3l Broadway.
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OYY!Cg o. TN STREET COMMISSIONER, I
No. II RroldMdv.

ITO CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed il
sealed envelope Endorsed with the title Of The work
sud with the OF the bidder written thereon, viii BE-
eeyed this office until WEDNESDAY April &C. 1905, &. II
O'Clock
For regulating, grading, curb, gutter and Asccng One
Hundredthstreet between E.hh-ayonue and Broadway.
For curb. gutter and asgins Fyths.. between exng
Con and FOuTh-ave-.
For curb gutter and fsgsrg Szteh ST.. between First anl
Becondsvcs
for setting and rese,ng curb snd gutter in IhrGcye be
tween Fifty sixth and kishty-sixth.sts.
For tagging 1onpsinsst, between Rvins;on tnd Stan
ton-sts
FOR Tagging Forty ourhst between Tenth AND Eleventh
eges.
For filing sunben lots IN Seventy ghthst, north side be-
Sveen First and Sec0ndlyrs.
Blank forms Of popos T. together with hs specfcaons
end Agreements be % aimed al this Oce-Ddcd Street.
Department Now OK, April IS. 1885.
CHARLES q. CORNELL, street CoInnisroneT.
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pIANOs, MELODEONs, HARMONIOUS

Sole depot iof Pcolbe,s superior Ha,non.uins whole
sas and rctaL Prices TOO $500 Instruments 20 lEf.
J. ~ FELTON,. No. 81, Broadway. Ses York.
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& HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS

IA TABLESPOONS REMOVED 70 No. SO Broadway
two doors above Metropolitan Hotel These instruments .t
Of established reputation as e best OF tet clss ~ TIE weo
rremirnls lave been awarded 10 MASON = hAMLlN wthh
yeas. the be-, Instruments and they abe 10 ss.d
fe profession generally Tor testimony - as sEpe
roriiy thciE work. Prices. $40 70 SoOO cacl
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AsspraS- eva srFRNA.rSss j Z, I,

AssIsrAS~ t.VA srFRNAsrSEs 'is.S"
40 - EiouTH svr, y : loE. "a I" z, ,'SS1cra
iCAYALRY AND AKIli.Lkkt 100 -
~ WANTED Il will rnrchss. IN open rnrfe' 81 49,.
,ha' uay b. presented nd Inspection &. 't ~.
stab on 1hry.hin =. Oesr Teushaver 9Hl" '-''''
,tice. h. fol Oss ,c,,.,..
Csrs lcrse. 70 10 ycsis cd. u % i6 bald. hsh
Aeyy bo,e, 20 ii ye.r. old Isl hands hsL ana ~
Prize fo svsry horse, IT'S P-'ce for artillery nSsS
$50 PAYABLE Ia such funds ms, be furnished 'ns
'ernment L. L. "ooi.", ny -
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CniEP QrARTERzAsTER' OgFIos.
No. |, - GIRAaD-sr., PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,

No. !, - GIRAaD-sr.i PHILADELPHIA DrPor'
ApII ~, lj1j
lCEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office until WEDNESDAY April 49, 1863, q. Il
70 clock m fDr nmede delivery at the Schuysi Arsenal
g. mcrchaaabc packages leases to be made to CONFORM 70
10 oSo rsir. se,.cd Boots, No. 0. Army standard
1000 pairs ,egyci Boots No 10. Army standard.
1900 pairs segcd Boots. No. II, Army STANDARD
8 co.. pairs ,esed Bootecs. No. 9, Army standard.
5000 tsrs ssvyei Foote'S, No. Il. Army standard.
H. 600 pairs sesysi Boo No. r. Army standard.
5000 pairs sewed Roo..e., No n, Army standard.
1900 p4rs sewel Bootses, 40. H. Amy slsndGsd.
Dsling Rope, Army Stanford
Hospital Tent poles. Army tsf !erd.
Onench Cotton Webbing, for Csneen Straps sample re-
Pare. oFrfg good, should make separate proposals for
leach article occd the quantity they prOpose 70 furnish
price fich iioaii be gTi. both IN toJds asa gJafes
AID conform the a this advertisement copy on
~ fch ,.'bA accompany e1oi pyoTosdL
OF the standard l-icics required may Os teNn
this office. .
ssmpo. when submitted must be marked snd numbered
10 corre onA with proposals and the parties thereto
must that the goods shall be- IA Iesp.ct equal
10 orny standard, oEewe the proposals viii not be con-
side!ed
Bii, will be opored Wednesday April 49, 1865. q! ",
o' clock NJ aHd bidders requested 10 be sent
T-ch BID nns BE- guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose .yuslgcs must be appended 10 the guarantee and eeS
tilted bcug good ard sufficient security for tue 1mouEt
Involved by pubic flnc'i0nary Of Tho United Ststes
All proposals should De - out on the regular lclnsI
which vii ac furnished on application ct This Office
right Il rescry.d any bid deemed unresson.
able bid from lsfaung contractor viii be received
1ndoiso Envelope tIoQosa for sTo insert the Of
Colonel WILLIAM w. McKIM,
CLie( Quaftermaster Philadelpkis Depot <
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Colonel WILLIAM w. McKIM.
CLlel Quartermaster. Philadelphia Depot.
OFFiCg or ARMY CLOTHING AND foriP.GB,
n - H. ,zax Nax.A nI.K Anil u. ~. <

No syg Broaiwsy. NAVY RK. April u, 100 !
'GEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at
~ hi. Office until WEDNESDAY, Ire 18Th inst, at u
clock H.. Tor BALiSG BLANKETS from tho lot day Of
'iuuish al matc. hreosry bale tie blankets in sis.'
factory manner 20 lis Department.
lcscrCe n be performed IN tho building Of tbs Depot,
the suTpy tie machinery. Bidders "l state
the number Of bale, hey cin put up pr week -
Liis will be al the tine log CCCPbhISO
next tie contractor 10 fush hoop, rss &c. and be pre-
pared Coorer lny sud al boxes at the shote notice.
bidders viii tne ber Of boxes that be Ccopcred
'rcr day snl what frce per box I-g " 'oub be ac
picd by proper susrl'~'. =: "t By s"orePonsb
p,E.ou stating tIat ia ,ri TO 49, RI to the bidder
they vii enter inc bones i.,ui pefs Ales u the
work.
Furthcr Information ca. - ,,t,i'.rd 80 cGs-,.
The United Silitt sv-s tao ,as = o.. 81. bids
deemed oh crtl3a,blc.
PTopos,l, should b. inic,,d "Poro.sl. r. Palms Blaa.
kcis" oE Ploloia'. IT. = I aai soIre.s 70
b. Brighten d. H. W. l1" % - =. q .n. L. :. A.
OTFicH A. \. PEOyosr;i,8saA. q sfrGL 40 r.sRtS
fESDyST NoLuSrGga htaAsa. -s..c. s.. vrf,Es
DIVISION or NV % =. FET 70 o.. "a U' ! . *.
GEALED PROPOSAL ia. req rropeals
- f1r iouery" viii Dbl. fr.'l t . ne fIes Il Nr
20.h inst for supplying 90. s.c4 SCOT. III "a
may be required irrmMt .. a 90 ..lear. D. issi
blank forms o. Troposal in0aa or ~ 20 % 4--n''y
Gsf will furnish samples OF tho sg;,' .r:f''i 20 - isl
nished
Every offer must be accompanied by ~r''..e aztec
tignsd by responsible persouf t-it- ' ~
bidders viii Il hi. the BID DO .epet r t'o an d.
iiraoa within Eve da5s wh good AMI 'ti ~ s.e;s. -
furnish the ardsles pforrtef
The right l. reserved e. ct any rfcpcsi II CO.. icred
RicHhAr }. nonCC.
Bv'. - Col U. g. g.. \. a. = N. zen ri
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Corporation Notices.
CITY lHsPacToH's DEPARTMENT, I
NEr.NopE Auril Il 1913 (

CITr lHsFscToE's DrPAaTriKsT,}
NKwYoEK April Il, 1865. )
NOTICE TO THE PCBLIC.-ln conse-
Guence Of The National beresyeoa. IN the agsassnon
President Lincoln and the Observance o. hs obseeues on
18th inst the removal Of Ahe aid Garbage eanot be at
tended during ordinary tines ot The citizens hrreby
respectfully requested 10 Eeeq within doors until after the
i9t their Ashes GaIbsse and Teis, ner which time the
work Will be resGmeG as usual L. /. \. bOOLE,
CITY INSPECTOR.
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90 Get.
HOUSE TO LET-To Private

~ Family only the fTstca.s, thrce-story brick HUE,
three rooms deep, No l20 West eventh ct, IN superior
Order with all the modern improvements aud gas
For card of admission at from to M, appy 70 JAi
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after p M at No I0l Weters, between IL IL ana p
n. Rent 81 200.
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Groterle5 anN iJrouisions.

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