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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-02-18

CONFEDERATE STATES OF ANFRiCt,
Richmond, Va, August 26, lsC4
u FIG ULATIONS FOR CARRYING
Al INTO EFFECT THE ACT OF CONGRESS
APPROVED JUNE Is, 1854. AUrHoRIKIS1
OWNERS OF REGI5T bRFD EIGHT PER CENT.
BONDS, ISSUED UNDER THE PROVISIONS or
THE ACT APPROVED NAY IT, 1851. 10 TX.
CHANGE THE SAME FOR COUPON EGNI'S-
Iartes owning registered eight per cent. boHi
under the act Of May Is, 1891, desiring - oxcGsL9
them for coupon bonds, will assign them, n trl
manner pointed out N the printed Endorsement, q
the back OF the certificate, % the "Ccnfe.i.':
States Of America, in excl .nce tor coupon torta
and cause them to lie pi, sentet, 10 tbo HeG-er !
the Treasury Department, who WI thoreAp9n
compliance with the provisions Of the at OF jar.
l3, 1861, issue coupon bonds for the amount sYe.rl
in the registered bonds 50 assigned
G.. \. TRENHOLM,
Ja&-S Secretary OF Tie IreasG!T.
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RELvIN'S BLOCK SHOE STORE
10 ON Twelfth street, few doors above Main
street SIns We have on hand large assortment Of
vel! e GAIL Also. large stock Of beU style HOOP
eIKlS thirty.Avs and SoetT sprinRc. SHOE
C00Es, A490NS BACKING. SfO0E CoTTON.
Ia AOaE, MINIS SOCKS, NEEDLES,
.cnoE MAAERS WAX, HEEL BALLS,
&c 1a-!Wsed DARBY, READ 60.
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THIS DAY.
BY L. n. Luck & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 66 Main street.)

THIS DAY.
ByL. n. Luck 4 Co., Auctioneers,
mo. s6 Main street.)
WE WILL SELL, THIS MORNING,
w at the Horse Lot, at 10 o'clock, several good
cavalry they .ad to be fine horses for the SER
vice; three FURNITURE WAGONS, SC.
fels L. II. LUCK & co.
BY Thomas W. Keesec, Auctioneer,
(Ohace Governor street, between Main and Franklin J
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
III ATAUCTION.-I will sell, THIS Saturday
MORNING, February 18th, commencing at 10
O'Clock. on Council Chamber Hill,
Several fine CAVALRY and WORK HORSES,
Five or six good WORK MULES,
TOP-BUGGY,
-. TUMBRIL CART,
SPRING WAGON, &c
fe IL THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer
BY H. Porterfield Taylor, Auctioneer.
(No. 63 Main street,
Ar AUCTION, TODAY, at the Horse
IN Lot, will sell a number of desirable Saddle
and Harness HORSES. Also, a MULE and a
leht-spring WAGON.
II. PoRTERFIELD TAYLOR.
fe (S-lt' No. G3 Main street
BY Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctioneers
NO 81 Main street,
WE WILL SELL, AT THE HORSE
w LOT, on Council Chamber Hill, on sATUR-
DAY MORNING, at 10 O'clock,
2CAVALRY HORSES,
/ very elegant ONE-HORSE CARRIAGE
and HARNESS,
BUGGY and HARNESS,
l ROCKAWAY and HARNESS,
Several WORK HORSES and MULES.
REDWOOD, PHILLIPS Il CO.,
fe IL 81 Main street.
WE WILL SELL, at the Horse Lot
w OH SATURDAY NEXT. at 10 O'clock
l fine cavalry HORSE,
Several harness and cavalry HORSES,
Several VEHICLES, &c.
REDWOOD, PH1LLips CO.,
IL - Allctioneers.
BY g. W. Willis, Auctioneer,
mo. 63 Main street,
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION. AT
w my store, on SATURDAY, February 18th.
at 10 O'Clock, very desirable lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Stoves Crockery and Glassware,
Ready-made Clothing,
Shoes, Hats, Blankets,
Dry Goods, &c.
Several fine Gold and Silver Watches,
Jewelry, &c.
fel. @. W. WILLIS. Auctioncer.
BY E. Is. Cook, Auctioncer,
no. 20 Main srcet)
HORSES, MULES, CARRIAGES, &c,
IL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On SATUR-
DAY, the 18th instant, at 10 O'clock will sell, at
the Horse Lot, on Council Chamber Iiill
Several superior Saddle and Harness Horses.
among which is one very handsome and
valuable Grey Horse, "Grey Eagle" stock,
seven years old, kind and gentle, trots,
PAGES and gallops well, works well in har-
ness. or suits well for cavalry officer;
very excellent Mules,
superior Family Carriage aud Harness, &C.
ALSO,
The beautiful celebrated stallion. JOHN NOR
GAN. He is Jet black in color; age seven years
sixteen and half hands high; thoroushbred; per-
fectly sound, and gentle as deer In fact, his
pedigree is of the prrest stock; and has been used
in cavalry service for the past eighteen months
fa II r u COOK Auctioueer
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LOVES AND NETS made 10 oiur'
NJ By leaving The material on Fourth street.! Vaa
hlss Ill., fourth DIR from the corner leit hana W.
soins out. SEWING and ChOCHETINo u ~,
kind done in the best aty.e and at short hVE'V"
Call between the hours VI s and 4.
IA l6-N3Ns
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MAYoR's CoURr.-The following is a
summary Of the proceedings in this
court on yesterday:
A large number of negroes were ar
raigned before His Honor, charged with
being in an unlawful assembly. Colonel
Danforth appeared and stated that he
had obtained from the Mayor a permit
to have at his house an assemblace of
negroes, not to exceed twenty; that
when he came down stairs he found, by
count, that there was over eighty there
Witness said there was marriage going
on; that the minister was there, and
that the crowd collected gathered there
after his conversation with the Mavor:
when the police entered the house he
was up stairs in bed. The Mayor re-
served his decision.
Isabella Randall, free, was charged
with stealing skirt, a sheet and some
clothing, valued at five hundred dollars,
belonging to L. Sardine. Sent on to the
Hastings Court.
Jerry Lynch, charged with stealing
pies from Jacob Freeman, striking A.
Crowder, and being drunk on the street.
Required to give three hundred dollars
security to keep the peace, which he
gave.
j. j. Sullivan, soldier, was charged
with interfering with and resisting the
police. Sent to the Provost-Marshal.
John, slave of Daniel DeJarnette, ar
rested with three pieces of bacon in his
possession. Ordered to be whipped.
Peter Lawson, butcher, was charged
with selling beef shin for four pound
weight and it turning out that the same
only weighed three pounds and half, a
fine was imposed.
Ned, slave of Turpin & Yarbrougb,
was sent on to the Hastings Court for
conniving at and aiding in the escape
from her owner of Lucy Ann, slave of
A. Wolfe.
After the disposal of several trivial
cases tho court adjourned.
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RAss wAxrxp.-The highest market price viii Be
Paid at THIS ovFIcE for all kinds OF cLEAS coTroN
AID LINEN aAcs. in large or small quantities.


CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CorRr.
Before Judge John u. Halyburton, yes
terday, the petition of Madison Phillips
for discharge from service under a writ
Of habeos corpus was heard, and, the
Court agreeing to the prayer of the PC
titioner, he was thercupon discharged.
Several other habeas eorpus cases were
heard, after which the Court adjourned
till this morning at l2 o'clock.
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HUsT1NGs CoURr.-The fourth DAYS
proceedings of the session of the Hus~
tings Court Of Magistrates will be found
below:
Eliza, slave of Edward Stiff, charged
with poisoning Augustus Kuper, son OF
Frederick kuper, was discharged, the
evidence being insufficient to warrant
the detention OF the accused.
JAS E. Robinson and Thaddeus A. R..
Hopkins, charged with stealing watch
from j. A. Latitte, were sent on for ex-
animation before Judge Lyons.
VIM. Clayton, charged with stealing
two hundred and twenty dollars from
Martha j. Crawford, was discharged.
David j. Childress, charged with aid
ing in the escape Of negro slave, was
sent on for examination before the Uus,
tings Court.
The Grand Jury brought in indict-
ments against Francis Lcidermeyer, Jas.
E. Robinson, John T. Chambers, Chris.
tan Bergin, j. II. Sherman, Henry
Beckman, ID. j. Mccormack, F. W.
Hagemeyer and Christian Euker, charged
with keeping drinking saloons, where
liqour is sold without license.
The Court will meet again at twelve
o'clock this morning.
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THE FOLLOWING NAMED PER.

d n FOLLOWING-N NAMED PER-
Il SONS, owners Of property deposited with me
by the Povost-Marshal in Richmond. are reo,,ired
ton:
J. Wood, alias McAbee, f. Arlwortb.
Lawn aisn' Lieutenant Jos. Wagon,
u. I. Bennett, G. O. Pippin.
W. Il. Bray, CD Cont
John Marcelo, P. McGinn.
H Adams, A. Lumnkin freoro,
Colonel Menger, j. Sarvin. alias Tolvir
A. W. Colvin, Thos. D. iavsor
r. AdaBs, 8. X. Adams,
B. McMfllen, We. Bressett.
w. Fay, - Dugran,
J. Dondon, i'm. Rainer.
Captain NJ. u. Bennett, ID. Bum.
J. Hunt, alias Conley, A. Richardson.
w. Spongal, A. Ca, con,
Is. Waybrght, u. r. Clark.
ID. Heistein, J Baker.
2.G; Lyons. v: a: Ranniser,
). H. Gunfh, J: u. Bann.
refer diDson, v. Gerard,
w. Carnivy, W. Scars.
z. d. farreu, Robt Hall,
J. A. Cobbs, T. .McTureons.
C. Hoffert, IN. Grubbs.
- 0oswicks II. E. Van Brunt
c. Ho6ert, G. Ham.
John CanI Pat. Jones,
+. r. Davis, 20 PETTY
.. ". Webb, JOS Lee,
" alas, J. Baxnwell.
O. AoATrT,
o. captain and Assistant Quarteamastef.
Is f$Ssa 'tsts on'es. Richmond, Virgins, January
ia $3.50
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NEW SHOE STORE, CORNER or
IN SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS w, wish
TO call the attention Of the ladies 10 our s,ock Of
0ArfER1, BOOTS and SHOES, Of our own manS.
isetafs. We are pparsd 70 call Il thslovsst market
Of -ervanm' Shoes. All work parVhassd Of us viii
10 warranted " give satisfaction.
" l3~ots MANNING u SHANAHAN.
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7 WILL SELL, AT My STORE, ON
L Governor street, between Main and Franklin,
on MONDAY NEXT the Goth instant a large
quantity OF HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NTTUkE, amongst which is a splendid
PARLOR SET, in satin brocatelle;
superior TEA CHINA, GLASS and CROCKE-
RYWARE,
CLOTHING, &c.
A more particular description in future adyer-
hscmcnt.
ADDITIONAL
VIII be added to my sale, on MONDAY, at T.
O'Clock NJ,
One splendid FAMILY CARRIAGE,
nearly new and III perfect order.
ie it TIIOS W. KEESEE, AuCtloneer
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MACHINERY, LUMBER, Ere, AT

MACHINERY, LUMBER, Ere, AT
~ AtCI!ON.--I Will sell, on WEDNESDAY,
February I'D at the shop of Messrs A. T. Burr &
Co. on Main, between Seventh and Eighth streets,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Flaming or Moulding Machine,
l Icnnoning Machine,
! Power Mortcing Machine,
| Foot Morticing Machine,
Tongue and Growing Machine,
! Clrcuar-Saw Bench and Saws
Lathes for turning wood,
About twenty-five feet OF tWo-inch Shaft
ing, with Drums and Hangers.
ALSO,
The Benches and all the Lumber in the
shop,
l Oak Office Desk,
100 or 500 Black Walnut Vanicrs,
Narnish and Brushes,
patent LOOM nearly completed, &c.
BY order OF A. L. Il, RR l. Co.
fe ID L. w. kEESEE, Auctioneer
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NWOOD HUUSE.-In Compliance
Il with the necessities Of the times, from and
after this date the LINWOOD HOUSE viii, be ksnt
upon the European plan, and all persons be re-
Quired 70 pay for what they may order The tah,s
will always be supplied with the best the msrket
affords: Thankful for past favors, the subscrsber
hopes, by proper attention to her house for a com
tinaance Of the public patronage.
fe is-4t' Mas. I. A. SAMUEL.
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WE WILL SELL, THIS MORNING,
w at the Horse Lot, at 10 o'clock, several good
FARM HORSES; also, three fine HORSES for
cavalry they are sad to be fine horses for the SER
vice; three FURNITURE WAGONS, SC.
fe Is L. ii. LUCK & co.
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CrkARED.
eTEAMefIfPS-Cit Of Cork, Queenstown; Agnes
hAry, London; Sea Gull n. Monroe Choste, Philad.
sHIPs-Berkley, Corr: Prima Donna Mystic. CT,
Black Hsvk, Ban Francisco
BARKS-fioetbs, Bremen, Pasqualino, Gibraltar:
Sunshine, Gov Bay; Eureka hAtAnzas Aoaconda,
Psrnambuoo.
BRIGS-Onda Prs: Alice Lowe, 81 Johns T r.
Kesoute, Ponce; Magic ~ Johns, y, Potomac,
delpha, Celtic Antwerp Northern Light, Charlotte
tosn saxon, 81 yohns, y y; Iouia, NatnmoTas; IL
len Dckie, HaliiaI; Princess Alice, Havana.
sCHOOSEKs- Miranda, Port Maria, Jam; Ysser,
Washington G Achin, stamford; freemason, In
dian River Sarah Caroline, Charlottetown; Wonder,
Nsuvitss Antelope, Cardsua,; Empress, Sackville,
=; Rosebud do. Gilbert Rent, Parrboro, n :; Sana.
Lingan. Albert Richmond: Geo Henry, =. Royal:
Joseph 4 Franklin. wa,hinston; surpTise, Boston;
Jane haria- Norwich
sLoOP.-Aetye, Hartford: Jenny Lind, New Hs-
ven, II Whsle, New Hsves.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMsHIPs-Cahswba, N Orleans via K. West.
sIiiPs-Arnold Boninger, Rotterdam; Gratitude,
Liverpool
BARKs-Ocean Home sasua Lalla Rookh, Ma
tsnras Eliza Young. IIhyre Neptune, Shields; Car
men, Of Hamburg, from LAsuna and 5issl
BRIGs-Continentsl, Rio Janclro; Randolph, ss-
qua; Hope, MayasueL, Rico; Aachias, heasina,
sitka, Sasua Namesng, Pensacola; Branch, Sagua.
vahalla. Fllsworth;.Iohn Boynton.
Calai,; Phebe, MetanzaE M II Reed. Boston; VIM
ford; Rose, Mschias A j Dyer, Elizabethport for
Haven; ID Creole, Belfast Gertrude, EliEabethport;
Is Bascom, Virginia; James Jones, Neubern; L 4
tarsnd, Port Royal; Geo Parker Corvallis Revere,
Nassau, N T; Nancy, Halifax.
FELLOWSHIP Southern Rights from shields, z.
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BUSINESS WAGONS OF EVERY KIND
Doonstantly on hand, such as grocer's. bakers,
milk depot and express. You will find this place a.
favorable a. any that can he found, and every arti-
rele got here warranted a. represented. sTRWARTS
WAGON Factory, Odd ST. bot Broadway and sth sve+
FOR SALE-A SECOND HAND l-HORSR
truck. runes and racks all complete and in sood
order. VIII carry $4,000 pounds. Inquire at SO sth
ave, ID noor, back room, until sold.
EOR SALE CANADIAN PONIES, WELL
matched, l4A hands high, 6 year. old, sound and
kind Fit tor butcher baker grocer. Sold sep.r.
ate or together. To h. sold cheap. so Watt At. i<S
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES OF ALL
w kinds-Grocrr's business, plumbers. and hug
~ wagons. Coaches new and ID hand, 3 seats Rock
avUr &c. Also hsrne.ee. and 81 horse, sellina
Oh 10 Neyins a. Brooklyn 40
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DYSPEPSIA IN IT'S WORST FORMS Is
~ most sulely cured b. perseyegng with Or. Smiths
DlSl EPSIA ANNlHlLAIOK.

Al pertons of seden ey habip should not neglect
irving ths excellent remedy. 1t is pleasant 10 the
tAste and perfectly harm ess to the youneest child, az
II lie Compounded IRON roo,s and herbs, aud has been
recommended b. some OF the fret physicians dli-
ifIsnt pAits OF this city and state. gentleman re-
eldlht Al bprnpO.nt, nays that he would rather nav
80 bottle than he without II, he has experienced
e. much beneht IRON its use. A lady Iesiding in
states that for the last 20 ye,rs she has su
Tered terribly FROM Dyspepra and has been constants
y under the physicisns hands, but never obt.ined
but partial relief until she tried this Medicine and
iectly well but gaining in tesh rapidly. We could
ave hundreds OF gases like the above, but prefer
that every one afflicted with this tortunng disease
should ny for themselves, az that 10 the suresL aud
worth far more than certificates either genuine or
WiamshursS 9nS up P ha IA onlS Of ~
cor Myrtle and Franklin ave-, T.. Brooklyn Miller
Reed, ls9 Allen, cor Stanton: cor. Ave. ID. and
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y,rds Of New York and Greeupotnt while many
oher are awaiting the turn Of events In the Yard.
An ALLEGED AccoMPLrcE or BoorH.-A
NV days since, young man, whose name has not
been divulsod. vas arrested by Detective Frost and
other' on the charge Of thef., and proving 70 be .
smart fellow, told something more than he knew to
be facts In order TO eIculTate him self from he actual
onence o. which 1t IL alleged he guilty. He stated
tbs BE knew the assassin Booth, having acted A.
rand boy &c, and told console able about Harold
hsVine been q resident Of Brooklyn, and attendant
OF physicAn Who formerly resided here. The on
ceIa renewing that he knew something Of the ass -
nhalon- And having an eye 10 the reward, kept him
N custody Tor some days and reported the case 70
uenersl Superintendent kennedy, Of the Metropoi-
hn romeo. That officer examined the matter thor.
ouxnyi and a. reported, found II TO be "bosh," and
pIoerth the young mans release. lie ts still held
n92revcI, uron the charge upon which he vs origin
PARADE.-The Cadets Of the Polytechnic In-
sut9te, brooklyn, paraded yesterday to tho number
Of about my, rank and file. Their marching vas
cieditable. The L. 3 Marine Drum Corps proceeds
them In their march through the streets.
DIscHARoEp. - Thomas O'Garrv, arrested
on Tuesday on suspicion Of being implicated in the
rohbery OF the dry goods store Of Julius Plato, In
FULTON street was discharged from custody yesterday
tion.
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
after Monday, Jan. 23d, Trains leave 30th Street
station-For Albany and Troy and place. North and
West at 1880 ana IL: 30 A. NJ. $40 6h and 1880 N.
Sleeping cars attached 10 800 and l0;9y p. n tranA
sunday train 800 r. N. Small will run between
Cham beers and 3Uth Street stations.
40 J. N. ToUCEY Ast. supt.
THE FERRY FROM Seth ST. TO AS.
l. toriA, Long Island, with new boats, landngs &c
and superior passenger accommodate ons, ~ now
ning nom I a. m. 10 10 p. m. Boat leaving each
aide every ~ minutes, daily, 33l
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SHIPPING.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
l. Ship HlBERNlA sails May sth.
\ LINE FOR LONDON,
ship AMERICAN EAGLE, sails May 9th.
ship SOUTHAMPTON TO follow.
For passage TO and from the Old Country by either
steamship or sailing vessel drafts reduced rates,
apply 70 iAI SCOTT BROS. co, s6 south st. $40
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
4 and lCndon-By the Old Black Star Lne.-For
Liverpool, the CONSTITUTION sails on April 18th.
For London, The Con. GRINNELI, April l4th.
For passage apply To WILLIAM GUfON, " Fulton
Ct 334
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- POOL.-ERIN sails Saturday May goth. NIR-
GINA sails Saturday, May 2Tth Cabin passage slo.
steerEe $50 payable IN currency Apply 10 VIII
ms GCION, 20 broadway. J2S
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PAIN EXTRACTOR.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
- IL the only specific for Buns and Scalds reiiev-
heaIins sithont car A po.itiye cure for Pie, Ty.
II and you sill be convinced. II has been In uso
heard OF h, and mo-, family ,sat has used h onss
that could be induced TO be without boz in case Of
sudden accident. Asinge box will save many dor
tors bill. IN has equal In curing CUTS, WOUNDS,
BRUISES, FEVER BOREs, RHEI MATIsM, and
the worst CORS6 and BUNIONs. All infammatons.
tprains sores ealtrheum and eyer that have
sirted every other remedy. Three szcs-2b cts 70
CITE. and al The 81 boz contains much six IS Ct
ones. For sale by the single bon at Depot -
liberty Ut, New York. 3lS
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VI EDICINEs.

A NY PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
may be cured OF the desire for it, by come friend
Eklnf unknown II need bHl TO the driuker Dr.
ZELLs FAMOUS TEMPERANCE POWDERS
Pi1ce one dollar. For sale 81 90 Division tt 2l4
Eighth Az and Isl Hudson st. New York Hayes iI5
! u tGn &C. and Milnes III Fulton ST, Brookl.u aud
OF limitations which tickeU thoee 70 whom they aIe
gwen. n,
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Too Late for Classification.
dealt n.

hALoNK-on wednesday morning, May I'd, Luke
Malone, AGED IS YEAR,.
The relatives and friends Of the family, and those
Of his soma John and Mchse and the Soality OF the
Blessed Virgin, are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral, this Friday mornins at 81 O'Clock from
the Church OF 1t. Francis Xavier, 10th ST. bet. 9Th
and 9Th ave, 80
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A WHOEVER AND TWO GROWN
hdaughters want room and bedroom, furnished
with without board II the latter, the father will
require hreaktrt only Address NOAH hOuIN,
ltoN sl', sun Office. 1882
> RESPECT TABLE MECHANICS CAN BE
= acconnoda ed with board at 299 Ave, A. bet. 10Th
and 10th sts- ON I'd floor. %
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COAL.

COAL - FOR 4 DAYS-WHILR DIS
charging; frst rate locust mountain coal for sale
at o. par ton. Apply At 31S Pearl st. 30
COAL-s9 PERI TON. BEST QUALITY
~ stove and egg uize, well screened full weight guar
snteed Cor. Dover Cherry at, II. DAVIS. 2sO
COAI,-COAI-COAI- BEST RED
and white ash, stove and esq, % as large nut as.
For podnrs and carmen rs cheaper at S3l and 33s
Rivinston H. by ADAM BROWN 3s3
WOOD YARD, End AVE, BETw. 18Th
W and 36th st.-The very best qualities Of Vir-
giuia aud other Pine, Oak and Hickory wood at the
load, and delivered free Of charge. ROWLAND b
co. 800
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

Published daily Sundays excepted.
TWO cESTs PER coPT-l2 CENTS GER WEEK.
Delivered anywhere in the city or vicinity By
mail Six Dollars per t'dv,-thTee months Tor
THE Sun was the originator Of the Associated
Press Organization, and has the finest advantage for
obtaining news II contains ALL the news OF the
day In a small spaee-eaily read
Weekly Edition of the sun
70 published every Tuesday, Terms: in wrappers op
the mall u deSiredl THREE CESTs per copy,S2 per loo
SUBSCRIPTION PnIcE-oSE DOLLAR fER YEAR
whether by single copy or in cubs-the ehedpsst pa
pr N M norh. Postage Daily sun b. mail POO,
luertes ~ 20 year. POSTAGE on Weekly ee.s
aus1er, voc; year payable where received
AddTe@ all letters 20
MOSES s, BEACH, Proprietor Of Tue suS
Corner Fulton and NAsau ~ N,
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49,, H., a ~, , " nea ~, Nv " oye'e, nu
ssl Broome ~ near srIY,ysn wv ~
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si.t' senerly Price rIFrY cent. per box. Depot
fo oou'n 'eeonu 81" "''''"in'"u rsh'
CLOTHS AND CASSTMFRFS FOR BOYS
wear, at LAhBEkI's, 623 Greenwich ~ atyery
Tnucea Irioes ns1 plsc. ahu eqloied aipacm very
market price. qr
OEEICrES on THE poApD oE pyCISE-
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MARINE NEWS.


May IS. Ri..., Oo-s. SCI. Inn ri,c. Ii 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-05
MILITIA RY.

A Ii THE CREWS OF THE SOMERSET.
"A Gettysburg and Huntsville, can receive their
prize money al once by sppyins 70 GEO. j. HARDY
New Sork. $40
A LII CREWS OF VESSELS DESTROYED,
"A captured or lost can receive their compensation
money Tor lost clothing once, by applying 70 GEO.
SD South It New York. $50
DRIIR MONEY-BOUNTY-B PAY
pensions, and all claims against the Government
collected snd paid. Money advanced II required. IL
u. BROWN Co, ll9 Nassau Of, room ~. 1924
SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT AND Dis
~ charged can have thsir claim for pay, bounty,
clothing and ration money speedily settled by calling
or addressing the I. 8. Army Claim Agency Of l.
BROWN Co, 2Psrk place, NY. 3I6
TT S. MARINE CORPS-WANTED, A
" few choice men for this favorite branch OF the
service bounty, pay rstions clothing and prize
money explained at the rendezvous, Is Bowery, New
York. a. n. BREvOORT. Captain L. 3. N. c..
Commanding Rendezvous. 3os
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-05

ITO PAINTERS-6 FIRST RATE HANDS
Il wanted at II. =, BLAlRs 3G4 Atlantic street,
Hrr.ll LIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-05

ITO BAkERS-WANTED A FOREMAN TO
Il take charge Of bread; none hut man that un-
dertands his business need apply. Apply llS Green
wien 81 2Vg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-05-05

A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED FOR els.
n The stock and fixtures Of neat little oyster and
dining ssoon In n nics place TO cell ice cream. Apply
b34 Broome ~, near sullivan ~