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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses...3:Oi sun Sets...s.OJ Moon rises. B.15
MON WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 9:i5 Gov. Isaui.. g.Jj Hell tell 81
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SUPREME COURT-Cn,xsERs-hua. s.-Before justice
BARNARD.
DVCIsIONG

William V. Adams agt Geo. w. Reed-Motiou
denied. John Henderson, jr, af. VIM f. Dsniel-Moli,n
granted provides snort motion Of trial defendant 20 10
referee If he does Is referred TO heA &c otherwise
MED. Geo. A. NogeL agt. Thomas Eorton-Moton denied
The Calendar ia exhausted EIparte motions only viii be
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Auo s-Befor,
Judge BHTTs
CONVERSATIONS.

The United States agt Twelve Kegs, containing
Brandy Same syt Two Puncheons OF Rum Two Barrel, Of
sugar -Four Tlousand Cigars 1c Same ast Seventy fve
Boxes containing 1f57 CgasDecrees Of condemnation and
sale entered by default in all ofths above cases
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NTEW, JERSEY RAIi.ROAD.-Trains lea1
a m nm 4 and q p N, and II midnigh, for bA:unoS&
end Wlsslssros. y esaA IL 20 an, NJ. s.l w.
n,sls hlfssy TSkss RI reesiyssss h ~ 10 - ~
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y ONO ISLAND RAILROAD.-IralnS WIN
l I.sv. J,me,sip New YORK. as fclowe;
a.oSs m. GrerppoIt Mad and Passenger IRAN SopnIs
ali Way S;aons and connecting VII" o'on iAs'1' '''
ioS N syosse Train. s,oppnss al Way station.
a.a0n m ,,reenport Express, connecting WIN no1y3
i Pa ard Hampstead stopping al Stations east q
Hick.vs except Saturday. on Which e.ys a. F H.
and on which days the Express h not stop ostwsss
Jamaica aud Deer Park ANN, ,.,.. -
40 D. NJ syo.set 'assenger Tain ana OIL W." 0'Aons W
eep'o1 a. Por North Isp, Hampstead Cleo Head nd
Rosyn. . NJ, -, u,n,o,,. p,ir, q. A. A
=. ~ Tor Yspl ank and all intermediate Stations. .
H. i'' ''P o. CHARiICK. President.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
W, NsyH,yen 100 GOoFx.,) llW m Hls tEHS
= ~ ~ \ AS 40 and 500 Tx M
ID, "A ,srort 700 800, (Er,1 llO m; Hi', (EL9
20 ~ al5 l. 20 aud 300 lex. p M
~ Nhi,1i "A and stratord 100. ll.0 m 10 iD,
Fof Fsirdeld Southport aud wes'Port, 100 IDA m -
A30p .oo snc II, IN Ilso. m l2is (EG1
A.. al SEQ 400 fEx.,l pm. .,m
~ ~ ~ S,,.n :, 10 $50 Ito AS. 40 80 n
roI Ds.nsicb 90 $50 II. 30 a. III. 343 40, ID bpPe
70, stniord l. co. 90 (EI.l 93O l0 M iAis' lhxS
90 " ~ IS 43O $50, 60. 400 tEx,l p ~ a. 80,
- po,, Chester and intermediate STATIONS ~" Nv 49,
-" an I9O $50 $50, 100 p. M.
= ILL., ''''' ' CONNECTING TRAINS. ..
Eor Ro.on via Sprip gdej, 500 m tEx,l 3e tEx''@~
p E n Bo.on Vi. Shore Line l2ls, (EI.,) soop N;
FOR hartford and Springfield 300 sEx) m 'EL'@$
!" IL a.! cnnect,eut River Railroad scoa n lELD i2isp -
a., iNan,ra,l 100 o m TO Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence and Fishki Railroad so 'hxs
a. m. ;l2i5 .. . a...,..... p.u,o.Ask
soos m I2l5 400, e.ep M .
~, = anal Railroad is.l5 Q. IN. TO Northampton
~, Uon,.tonic Railroad m. and y M wednesday,
,ra- connecting with p VIII ran y behn,ogsou-Ss'0
I ~ >, 'pI;,,.6sid--other days, New Miordonly
H. N.nsAtnck Railroad, 800 m, 100 p m
Eor Dsnbuy ard Norws.k Railroad, l", Sn q a. -
p caum, iiou, Sleeping az A.ach.d 70 40 ~ tr.s
N'"''- JAMES h. uOiT, SUPP
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NrEw.yORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
! 1865 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1855.
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1865

Passenger Station in NewYork. corner Twenty
.nd Eoar,hsys EnlI.nes on Twenty sesensn's.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP Co.'S LINE.
~ DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
Consisting OF the following and sp.nd steamers:
ELECTRA. Capt. J. w. Nye: GALATEA. Capt w. N.
Jones; OCBANUS Capt. VIM. Young.
One Of the above maeniGcen. VIII leave Pier No.
q North River foot of Robinson st.. Daily tSundiys eK
cep,sd) at O'Clock pm.
~ Connecting at Providence with the 1:+S Train for
Boeton.
y-freisht taken AZ Propeller Rates
Ibe.s steamers ars Unsurpassed in their srrangenents
for the comfort and safety Of psssensers and their scistes for
the transportation OF Freight.
~ Passengers after retiring for the night are not disturbed
til they arrive In Providence al hour early enough to s
f desired in tho first accommodation tam Tor
Boston. ,,.,
For information regard to Freight &c. apIy to ISAAC
ODELL General Freight Agent Pier No. ~ \; X:
For Tickets Staieroon &c apply to the CLERK, on ooud
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NOR RICHMOND, CITY POINT, and NOR
fOLK-Dsiiyorng cs.go A. lac wharf al kichnonl and
ding hterage Atlantic Coast NJ steamship Companys
ne. and elegant side.wiee steamships IlNtrERAS Lewis
Parish commander leaves every SAFt kDAY, at D. M,
ALBEMARLE. II. A Bourne, Commander, leaves every
WEDNESDAY. at p. m. iiom fsr no. ~ North Eiver.
For s, psssge, having superior npv
10 LNIsGsTON. FOX !, Co. No Ia proadwar
Freight received covered Por, No % N r. at eIlI
drns bs.ine" hours 6eods consigned N ouS sdaTey,
osoayty fxwsg1sd
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gieamboats ano RAILROADS.

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY and TROY
FoR ALBAsIThe steamer ST JOHN ,snHg' <" Hill
son on Tu.sday. Thursdays and Saturdays, a.
from Pier No. o. North River, foot Of Cans s.. ss
Tnesisys and Thnr,dsys and the RIP VAN WiNhLE on
Mood,ys Wednesdays and Fndsys III O'CLOCK p H. "'m
P,.r No 40 North River, foot OF NsttsN
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CRIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave Depot fsse

ERIE RAILWAY Trains leave Depot ~
Ia of Chsmbersst.. VIA Psvonis Ferry: mn.
Tam. Day EIpres for Cansndlyua hoc ci,h - ~
Salamanca and West. Connects At Buffalo win LAX 49,
and Grand Trunk Railways and at Salamanca with Aaaas
'u S.S. ~ Nm and W.y Train daily 70 Odsvlle.
10 m, Erpres. Mail for bunaIs c0nne'''ns WIN -
'H0. Wv Tr.i. for Port Jervis and Nswburyh-
np M Ngt Express, for Csnandaisoa hochestn' Dsns~
Lightning Express daily for Cansndaisua, Rochs4
ter buffalo Salamanca, Dgnkt and Wet Connect go
Ssl.,nanca with Atlantic and GREAT Western Railway
8p m. Emgrant TTsia daily for Buffalo, Salamanca -
A"A A'' HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Supt, New.Ysrt-
wv r. BAas O-n'l Pass Agent, New-York-
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
wi PANY-Foot Of Barcsys..-On and siter Juns ~.
tons will 'eayo AT 3a a. IN Mail Express for all statoas
we., of Mbun, a, 40 D. N. Morris0wn EIpre.1 n
Wv s sCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
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EOR LONG BRANCH in LESS THAa

EOR LONG BRANCH in LESS ThAn
TWO HOURS.
nv RARfTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
From Pier No North River daily. tSundays ereep$s~S
=, 10: As I. m and AIS p. IN. ~ ,.,,cu
FlRr.CLASS HOTELS AT LONO bhAN|n-
h,l,,tc Lairds Mansion House,
Metropolitan, United States ho'e"
Clarendon. Pavilion,
Remond. Crerns bsfn'
National Howlands.
Cop,yess Hall Conover's Lawn.
rur.P "a PLEASANT SUMMER TRAVEL-RAek
TAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILR0AD-NEWIoh9
to CAMDEN-From Pier No. North River daily. q w.
Manchester Toms River Bsrnegat and TuckeIton and
AIS M for Highlands. MddIsowh P hsa pan am. Sr,s
shais River, Farminsdae squ.mkum. Bergen AanchsS@s
And Toms River. Fare to Long Branch. 81.
TIE splendid steamer JESSE HOYT will leave - :bsvSk
daily at TO- for Camden direct through In Two hota
Isr. 81; Excursion Tickets good for three days "
From Camden take the West jersey Railroad for Cape sv
and all parts Of West jersey.
Tickets can be procured at al Offices OF Wescotrs Expe
and baggage checked from residence to any hotel IN Lee
Branch
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Ocean Gteamers.

tnGE A GAas s sS..Ai.1
Fir; s. S.' s''9 sf. si'" aS, s. Cas-
The Centr. American Transit. Company will dispatch from
Pier No. 20 North River the good steamship ERICSSON
Capt A. B. Lowbef. on ATURDAf. August 49, At noon,
WEDNESDAY, September 20. at noop the above low
prices for these two trips. only.
For passage apply at tho office Of
The Central American Transit Company,
No III West-st N. Y.
d. N. CARRIN6TON Agent
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gnsuranre Companies.
W-YORK FIRE AND NJ a Rim
INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ wALL.STREET

This Company has been In successful operation Tor more
than THIRTY YEARS, snd continues 10 INSURE against
Los and Damage by FIRE upon terms as favorable a. similar
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN
ALL Losses LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY Fad
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNDFKIiiLL, PRECEDENT.
Oliver a. Jones William Hsx,un. Chas l.. Stewart
it..e N Seymour Ssml J. Warng. Samuel n. Dodge.
aL,sh.m a nj. & y Pf.iaer Michael Ui.choerer
S.ml C. Harriet, sylvanu- Bcden Chas. d. Lewis
John y Andrew X NJ Buchsnan. Ethelbert N Miy.
Jo,lah o. Low William Her,feL Joseph A. Dreyfoui
John Yven Thomas Davry. James G. Quick.
William Depew. Hen-y j. sendder. james l. NIIsn.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
IN PANY.
UlMITEDl
NETWORK TO LIvERPOOL' CALLING AT QUEENS.
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS.
Shin. Tuns. Commander,
QUEEN (now building, 14l2....................
ENGLAND (now bniiing) J 4JO.,..................
SCOTLAND, tnow buidins)3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ERIN 3d. Grace.
Prowse.
PENNSfLS Grogan-
flROlNlA g11. Lewis.
LOUISIANA. 1885,. plett.
Leaving Pier NO. A., North River a follows:
HELvETlA Saturday, Aug s.
ERlN........................ SATURDAY, Aug. H.
AND EVERY ALTERNATE HEREAFTER
The Cabin board these steamers are uu-
surpassed. and the rates lower than by any other re.
Cabin passage, $50: Steeragc $50 Payable In currency
Tho Of tsse vessels accountable for spsis
vusbes unless bills Of dns having their value expressed
therein, are signed therefor
For freight or cabin passage spp,yto
WILLIAMS e. GUION. No. n Waist
For steerase passage apply to
WILLIAMS & CuION. No. 20 Broadway
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALL
u FORNIA VIA ISTHblUS OF PANAMA.
Lower Passage Rates, commencing July l. 1895.
The Atlantic Mail Steamship &c. Win dispatch Steamers
semimoutbly al noon from the Compsnys and
dious Pier No. a. North River, foot OF Canahs;.
DEPARTURES
AM I6 COSTA RTCA.......,..... Wilson
tConnectins at Panama with Colorado
Sept. fOhh' 'ihAspaugn
(Connecting with Sacramento.l
No. Bowling Green.
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4 tENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhocA.
~ Passenger Depot in NewYor foot Of Lberyst. -
Freight Depot in kewYoTk Pier No. North River -
nectin, a. Hampton Junction with Delaware, LscxAwS
sno este Railroad snd at fsson with4ehgh valley -
rosf and s connections forming direct line to fhso0GD
and the West, without change OF cars.
- GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WESH
Two Expreo Trains daily from the West excspe SnoasS
when evening Train.
Sixty Nile. and Two Hours saved By this rns Chicago
Cincinnati. St Lous etc. with but change Of
SUNNI X ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing July !, 1865. leave NewYork follows:
WLkesbsrre, Mahuuoy City &c.
Il. m-for Ber-ea Point.
MAIL TRAIy.-At8 90 a. tor Fiemngon, Easton, Wsa1
Cap Scranton Wlke i5arre Great Bend Piston Bnshn-
ton. &C. -
900 =. m. Western Express for Easton, Scranton. Ores1
Bend Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh end "
West with but change OF Cincinnati OF Chsaee
and bu, two change. to 81. LOUIS
HOO N. Z3 $3.50, sZ0 and III for Eif2s0eeh
! 1900 M. TRAIs-For Eason, Allentown Msncd Chan1s
WIkesbarfe. Rsadng. Pottsvile. harrs5crx &c a.
D. m-For aston. Scranton, Great Bend. be<neneu -
Ieu,own Maucn Chunk. aud WiiAnsport.
s D. m.-For someryille and bennington.
$40 p. m.-For Somerville. An.
400 D. NJ WEsrsRy EXPRESS TRAy-For EutoA AnsS
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh. and the West sseee
ina carr through Jersey City Pittsbugh every
| EIuAssruPoRf AND NEwfoRK FEEaI-Lesvs ns<.
York from Pier No. N. r., at $3.50 m, Is 80 and ~
| o. IN Boss stop a. Bergen Point and Msrneu haroos;
Tickets tor the West be obtained d the once
Central Railroad Company. foot OF Libertyst, r. - -
Aston House AZ Nos ri and ST Broadway and the
eipal hotels JOSIAH o. STEARNS. Superinfsodeus-
1
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER F ~ G II NAr s.S
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tie new and saunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK.
leave New ork daily fsundays excepted At o'ocke -
IRON Pier No. 80 North River, foot Of Vssxy-h.
FOR EEW-LONDON.
Their. connecting with the Ssambost Express Train cn
points via Norwch and Worcester Boston ana w.
ce.ter Worcester and Nashua aud ana Notn
Railroads
Freight taksa at the lowest For information nase
Of II s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pisx
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before the mistake was discovered. The firing in
this skirmish was the first warning Davis receiv-
ed. The captors report that he hastily put on
his wifes dress and started for the woods, close
ly followed by our men, who at FIRST thought him
. woman, but seeing his boots while he was run
ming they suspected his secret 1t once. The race
was a short one and the rebel president was soon
brought to bay. He brandished a bowie knife
and showed signs of battle, but yielded promptly
to the persuasions of Colts revolvers without
compelling the men to FIRE. He expressed great
Indignation at the energy with which he was pur-
sued, saying that he had believed our govern
ment too magnanimous to hunt down women and
children.
Mrs. Davis remarked to Col. Harden, after the
excitement was over, that the men had better not
provoke the president or he might hurt some OF
them.
Regain behaves himself with dignity and resig-
nation.
The party were evidently making for the coast.
j. HI. WILSON,
Brevet Maj. Gen.
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General Orders No. IL.
L, The deiusion of many colored persons,
formerly slaves, are laborIng under concern.
ing their rights and privileges. having been
10 MANY instances productive of evil, aud
giving prospect of much trouble in the future,
both TO themselves and their former masters,
it is deemed necessary 10 correct it, and ex-
PLAIN what are the true relations their
changed condition places them in towards
the government and their former masters, as
well as what their own duties and responsible.
tiles are. Their error consists mainly In the
belief that with their liberty they acquire in
dividual rights in the property OF their former
masters. and that they are entitled to live
with and te subsisted by them without being
obliged to labor or give any remuneration for
their support. Many even believe that the
entire property of their former owner be
longs now to themselves, and that the owner
remains with him only by their suffer ce.
This mistake has been originated and sustain.
ed in many instances by ruthless, ignorant
or mischievious soldiers
1t is, therefore, stated for the informatiu
and guidance of negroes formerly slaves. and
for the benefit of themselves. their former
masters and society where they live, that the
operation of existing laws is to make them
free, but not to give them any claim whatev-
er upon, or rights in connection with the prop
erty of their former owners. They are at
liberty to make any contract or agreement
concerning themselves that white may, and
equally bound to abide by it. Their former
master has the right to refuse them any thing
that he might deny perfect stranger, and is
no more bound to feed clothe or protect them
than if he had never been their master. They
may remain with him if he or they both de
sire it, and agree on the terms, in which case
each party is bound by the contract.
The fact must In time be learned by all
negroes. and the sooner the better for them.
selves and all concerned, that they must
work for their support now the same as be-
fore they were free; some instances per-
haps even haEder. The difference between
then and now being that now they have the
entire wages of their labor to themselves.
The destitute ration will not hereaf, er be
issued to any persons whatever who are able
to labor, unless they have made efforts and
found it Impossible to obtain work.
In order to provide alike for those wishing
to employ and to be employed. the following
arrangement will Immediately be maze, viz !:
Brevet Maj Gen. Ferrero will detail an of.
6cer as employment agent, whose duty it
shall be to keep a register of all colored per-
sons to whom the destitute ration is issued.
and of all others who may desire employ
ment, classifying them according to sex and
trade. or occupation, with a short descriptive
list of each.
All persons desiring to hire servants or Ia
borers of any kind are requested to call at
the Office OF the employment agent, whore
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they will be permitted to examine the regis
ter and select from it such persons as they
wish to hire, stating the compensation they
arc willing to give, which must be fair and
reasonable, to be determined by the employ
ment agent. The person selected will be mo-
tilted, and, if willing, will be employed and
dropped from the list. If not willing TO work
such persons will not be permitted to draw
another ration.
All colored persons living in the country
are Informed that it is much better for them
to remain there than TO come TO the already
overstocked city. and that they will not be
permitted to come here for work or subsist'
ence unless they cannot obtain them where
they are.
By command of Maj. Gen. Hartsuf.
Official. j. Ii. HowARD,
Assistant Adjutant General A. ID. c.
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On the day of the presidents funeral, bronzed
and weather beaten soldIer anxious 10 obtain
better view of the procession happened TO step in
before party of ladies and gentlemen. One of
the gentlemen nudged him the elbow at the
same time observing, Excuse me but you
in front of me.'' Bowling handsomely in return
the soldier replied sThat is nothing remarkable
with me, sir, for / have been front of you tor
three years ''-St. Louis Press
We think that the ''nadging" gentleman
must have belonged to that class of patriots,
known as the truly loyaPwho ever strive to
be lin front" ON occasions of this kind, and
who are prompt at''rallying around the Tag
on extra occasions, but shake in their boots
at the thought of front" or ''rsllying" where
gunpowder is burnt in repelling the foe
Quincy Herald.
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The Returning Armies.

Special to the Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, May H. Gen. Sherman re-
fused to see Gen. Halleck when he called on
him, though the latter called to explain and
apologize for language he had used In his
dispatches to Stanton. Gen. Sherman has
heretofore been about the oldest friend and
defender Gen. Halleck had among the officers
of the army.
Gen. Sherman telegraphs that he will re-
main with his troops and march with them
| to Alexandria.
Special to the N Evening Post.
- Gen. Sherman j. marching up with his
army.
The Army of the Potomac is gradually ap-
preaching its old camping ground.
Associated Press Repore
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The Army of the
| Potomac has ali reached the defences south
Of the Potomac, and Gen. Meade's headquar.
tiers are at FL. Albany, on the road from
Long Bridge TO Barley's Cross Roads.
Maj Gen. Sherman's headquarters are es-
tablished at Alexandria, and his army is tc
day marching from fredericksburg to that
place where it will probably 60 into camp
outside the forti6cstions, where wood and wa
ter are convenient. Sheridan's cavalry corp,
will be here Tuesday or Wednesday. Al
the companies will encamp within the limit,
of the department.
Ii is said Sherman's and the cavalry troops
will retain its present organization and tran
sact it's military business through it's regular
official channels as heretofore.
Special the n Commercial.
WASHINGTON, May l3.-Extensive prepar
atoms are making tor grapd review on tn
other side of the Potomac.
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Review Office, Monmouth, Ill.
The Assassination Trials.
Special to the N. Y. Evening Post


WASHINGTON. May l3.-The trial of the
conspirators was continued this morning, and
it il believed the examination of the came
witnesses who have been ON the stand for the
past two days was continued.
The associated press will soon be furnished
with ell the evidence deemed proper 20 pub
'lish. 1t is understood that eight of the prin
cipals in the plot are now on trial.
Associated Press Report.
WASHINGTON, May 13.-The court for the
trial of the conspirators admitted the report
ers for the press this morning.
Special to N. Y. Commercial.
WASHINGTON, May l3.-Reverdy John
sons engagements will prevent his acting
as counsel for Mrs. Surratt.
Additional parties have been implicated in
the assassination conspiracy by new comics
sIOns.
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Printing Office for Sale.

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active employment. offer for sale the good
will, type, presses and fixtures OF the "MoN-
MOUTH REVIEW"
The paper was established by myself near
ten years ago, and has a large and lucrative
advertising and johbing patronage. The
body and display type of the paper are most
~ new. and the job department is surpassed
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Monmouth lie one of the finest business
points west of Chicago, and contains popu.
iation of about five thousand, and is rapidly
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A printer desiring to follow the busin ess,
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ticulars, address
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