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, 1865-05-03
New York Wool Murket-Aprtl ss8a

11&b*'1
1ha activity In tbs ge ods mark which begun 1aat
week. md bus coctinuad all through The present.
week, tas Caused e1cts nent. which eul
erd We have to nete IN 4dysnre tn prices Of .6a5c.
at whi,t very large bttlntss has hePr dsne. The
and, the former city. the sales this coonae
t9y COO coz rs sfa.e a1d western leeces. ut fram
de:phiz tho faes bare 80 bean -.h-ayJ,
int v, DID nor lesrn particulars. Forslgn
ons the sales have ben qlt AID chiefly It full prices.
Westera eeees moatiy S Il s:a7se bus iaelsdia9 IT,
me- - ,og % aeo nd e e M hsn soas5-a la.IeE
pulea also ~ COO rs bury celitofrt4. 81; and eo0ol
r. Fal eipptao d. do. free Ct oul1s s5H; Ii Foreign
zs@:sc c1Ire6cy; Ss Do Gerusu. maia 2; 10 do
Care, 2s@:9, eo!d and % do Cauels Iair ID, sold
1oioo ns No. CoTdev4 NelA. 40; 80 900 ns VAL
phraito on ptivats TERMS By auc,ion. 90 oafes un-
Washed 4est1zs tdamaged1 sod at 2DH1i8c, caah-
, 1865-05-03

SHERMAN AND BRECK1NR1DGE.-The man
ner in which B1ecklnridge brought about the
Sherman surrender seemsto have been alto
gether perfect. One Of the rebels best de-
vices was to put our commander entirely of
bis euatd On the question Of slavery. s'The
discussion Of slaye1y;is at an end, J" said this
ARBITRATOR. "The amendment to the Con-
stitution abolishing slavery will be accepted
, 1865-05-03
HCFUs aElATEN,
: FORMERLY HATCH + HE344s,)
pPnKER


&c, s. Exchange Place, R9R York
1oya1rusns 8lc1rilss. stock azi said, asastt aas
7pld EIclnstvely on CuEI1liaIo1.
nH5gI1C4s;
Aesasl S6lonnen St1.9es Eons, Et::a1o, NJ
4cscss. alncf.sy Handy, Chicago, II.
TT. Wheeler. Es4 Chicago, LII.
G. 4. Rogess, Baq-. Chicago, III.
Aears. Bound, Bailey & ca, New York City.
Et.Ez. McAtm, Byo1. Co, Aew York City.
Atsars. =. 4. Tucks. = Co., Neg York Ctt3.
Nesan, a. J. Lyons b Co, Kev York CITY.
H. Ga1ter, Esq. Rutland, Vt.
Aessfa- 1athrop, Smith 4 Co, OtHeRo, NJ.
C,UC1apt. Eal., FFtaldeut RpeE lzIand Rslfcs4 Co
, 1865-05-03

The fems nj T. Glover haa tallen Of, and ext:ems
ena' race 2ts9s{n b.4s As 14S cents Timothy i IN
mode1sts teqnett, With 81 s5u Axs st s5oaaA00,
nus'nest but It Tedreed 1stes; about "a bass hsve
besn taksn at e tcs There has been "a iaelesasd
ID go bags a1d 1000 pcckess In Boston, 81 11a
s.l3 Old. and 81 Ia Cpffs EcT, toah.
, 1865-05-03
COMM ERCTAL.

TUESDAY EVENING. May Z
These was no meeting On Change to-day, aud
business wss wholly neglected. We have, there
fore, no general markets to report.
LATER.
This evening sesaion OF the Board Of Trade
Evening Exchange took place, but business Was
du1l and the transactions light Wheat was weak
and closed dull and lower, with sales OF No.
spring at 51.14 regular. Oats showed more ae-
tiy1ty-opening with sales Of No. / at 42c spot
and closed ut &c seller all week and 4oc seller all
month. Corn was dull, With sellers OF No. At 68o
and buyers at 65c.
The following are the sales made during the
eys nfuu.
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The House Of mouRninZs
t.Ah, why should hitter tears he shed
In sorrow DER the rounded sod.
Ehan EntiIg fhtrf are M 1aad


OF all tee children ol Cur GodI"
In spite Of the consultations that psets,
pbisQsophers ard even the ministers of our
holy religion msy offer, the wounded heart,
will bleed and bitter tears will fall when
death strikes down our loved ones. And
while tile whole nation is mourE lng her lost
chief, as his funeral cortege winds slowly
aleug from the capital to the western home,
from whence he was called to preside o7er
our momentous affairs, who shall measure
the glei of that family who were bound to
him By tende1er and boiler ties than those
which linked him to the people be loved and
whose destfnies he guarded so wells lfthere
is gloom In all the mansions Of the land to-
day, what thicker gloom has settled in the
White House, now that the light Of hfs coun-
tenauce, which has illumined 1t for the last
four years, has been quenched forever? -,
When, on the morning Of, the funeral the
sun shone ont gloriously, little Tad Lincoln Il,
but ior the poor child's widowed mother, and
for bis elder brother, there has been no sun
shine yet. The first paroxysms Of grief ore
ovcr-Mrs. Lincoln no longer calls passion
ately to her dead husband: 's Speak to me
}s 9sS BSs G9nf IN 'aSa Ta ts @ Vii FL
surely speak to him " Her son Robert 70
longer groans with the unutterahle anruish
that seemed for while to almost stop the
fountain of his life. They are more calm now !;
but the contemplation Of the terrible void
made in their happy household Is wringing
their hearts with o steady force that renders
life almcst fnsupportable.
How fair were their prospects, when the
cruel assassln and libert;c dc ''broke opzn tue
Loid's anointed temple md stole thence the
lie O. the building n The patriotic work of
their husband and father was Just being
crowned with complete fruition j.; the remain
der Of his term of office Wis to be given to
the restoration and regeneration Of his coun-
try-to binding up her wounds and adorning 2
her brow with the chap1et Of more perfect
freedom. After having finished his work, his
declining years were to be so1aced By the con-
sclousness Of having done 1t well and by tue
praises of his grateful countzymen. In the
bosom Of his family he was to enjoy a larger
measure Of comfort and content than Is COM
monty vouchsafed to mOrtals and they were
to share his honors and happiness, and enjoy
bis eounsels.
All this was before them on the evening OF
Coed Friday last. moment, ID the
tw:nkling OF IN eye, in the flash Of pistol.
vas this fair prospect darkencd with funereal
Elo, N, and the Presidential .Mauston which
was u few hours before beset with crowds
making an ovation to the Chief Magistrate,
became as dark as, the grave.
While the heart Of the nation throbs with
grief at the death Of the President, it will
surely turn With sympathy toward those who
have been 30 bitterly afflicted, and the Amer
lean people will bear up In their minds as q
sacred trnst those who have been bereaved of
husband and father through his devotion to
the best interests Of the nation Washington
Repu6{1un.
, 1865-05-03
Now York Provistou Nlarkes-Aprtl 20s
lEEoM the y. z sa,ao.n- Lls..1

With 81 stt.v dem.nt Tor Pork on tbs ,oot and
ier lntnre delivery but inly 20 dl contracts ms
% 5tI Yes
te1tay The mar4et was s1m twhai irregulAt, ARd
G:sd ss;ox ,as The
segalss y. a. set13!7 50 10; old u1sss Il . 59
y! o, o: sSa 4 s; ~ .:
So .62H, to ascs-so for pt:u- ani S33 % ior
rEir mss:; .:so 7so nrss new mes. for Nay, Juue
.oa u III rssass aaess' ~ ~, q saa ID
81 80 for prime, Beef - also oeea more acsi7s,
ana p!.es: ~ aEmer n. sa,as tcos np 400 bsls.
S,th :s; q s:eo p,1t 1estssss, ): ,:ias. -
sesesaay, HEiscsnt tor cumoef1ana iat, 1sse ior
4 "a T s ~. q oef
Ma'sn r & S. fss
Co. 1t 1so- Lard hxs fairly act1vs and prces are
n1mer the - c. are G.aV pkgs including ,oO pkxs.
1smstned steady. yin ais dem I'd, ai shousa sse
rsce'ps are Fnsdy incr asng tuil price, have been
or.nFs n su,se3-si % ss5. sa sss;o
HAIR nfa il tuo:sa qualify ao
Q dn,ay b= quoted ~ foll.w1:
Fair to rosd csi
III gsod Ill ,aos. iii made. 500
Wesrsrn nextnH
Grease Butter, original
Receipts since our last; -.
Iut Ieas:
Experts, from lst to .s:h Aprii; 1855. 1871.
Aee! 3t6S 3s39
foFk bFil 1aG3
Lska tsqua4to} }k'Eb........,.........-4 4s 1aasE2
, 1865-05-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Tuesday EV1HIx6, Nay J.
BEEF CATTLEThe market to-day-iE indeed a
marker can be said to e1lst-is extremely dull. We
report the safe Of but 80 head Of cattle which took
place ut the Michigan Southern yards. People TO dag
were intent on Waiting the remains Of the late Pre11
dens, aud the tsoyaE1 md eass1e bsokers mainly fol-
lowed The ptal.aworthy example set them BY our
shopkeeper1, and generally a5s aimed from business.
The Government men having b:usht heavily lsss
week. not compelled 10 70 Into the 9r5et, and
thus trade Was efeetually dead. Ths stock Is veil
nigh exhausted and hut little can b done under any
circumstances until the yards are Eep'enished.
Ter<peAt that not enough WAS doue yesterday to
Indicate the tone fshn market. ami therefore re-
fan from comment more than to that In vt1w OF
the stead1ne.s In New York. - shown BY our New
York dispatch lat night, there cannot be much Of
any real deprsss ION In prices here.
The following ia the only zeperted sale:
Eouger 1 Co. sold Hiekey s. hsad mir steers Az
1860, IT $723
" Ho6S-1n the hog market the conditions ths. gov'
srn. d The Cattle trade prevailed. A few changed
hands, but not uRh to Indicate the real feeling
amer buyers. Bur the fact that the Esatefn mar
kets have undergone change indicates the stsad-
ins efthe market hfFa- The following azc the re-
ported sa.e8:
, 1865-05-03

debt, urder all circumstances? The al.
swcr ,ovo,vee aavo,o1a
I. This ia or1r n rst,ors, ,nsa,,.aoreea IN
so far 30 It Ia o1rad a,,-ood ~ n,rt;on
held at horoe 10 - daht Nv tna ,a~.nayera to
+ho ho,da~s ~ ce.aSs.aa.+ ho,as a. ~ ~.
no1tinn he1a ahroad;t - hetter ~ for NJ IN
~. n - 49, =. - .4tsnt ~ +sa ,o.r fn, wh,ch
sa % nva,t ~ ~ Thos.cas. ~ w tha dsht vas mt an
w, M l., ~ ,-.r1nsnt r. Ia hettsr for ns tn
~ ~ ~. - sa,,,.a1 .-;,1
49, roa-e - s,sau,...s w." ~ ~ thsn ~ III, sara ,,v
1sr;n1it A.. cara,nrent 1oan IA n nc,ce
~ H. W. h,aha.+ M - m.ds ~ sscn,;tv n muat aivava
commsnd nm tts lowest ~ rata of interest. there
n . orr cc,;to, p;,1 alvavs continue to earn
.ro-s a,s.trho.a +hon n nav;n1 ofr anv
nart NJ .he national debt. This is
H. -o,so, rhr,,o ,,o+1on.1 dehta affcr 1,eynp
c.ssas 80 sn.s - $1,000 .arr,o ~ sr.;Toh1e
1unded so as 10 become popula'is a'auao1e
as a medium Of exchange and basis Of cur
rcney have ever been paid of. Snch man
eopmont of tbe debit 70 eralte its security.
va N3S wv" Nv N-~-
, 1865-05-03
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PARsoS's Law CT CONTRACTS Firth edition.
carefully revised and enlarged avo11. avo.
QuECT's REPORT OF THE PROVINCE OF MAS
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L. CURT OF MASSACHUSETTS. Vols
wAsaBUREs TREAT1gE ON TIE ANkRlcAS
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a9s. 2spn ~ M uo1sTt3A9Es OF REa1. AND PER.
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2yoly- svo
Also, Nearly Readys
LAWS OF TIE Last sEssloS OF CONGRESS -sas
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, 1865-05-03

According to our dispatches ftom New Tork, pub
ll.hed this morning. the stack Of Pork In New Yosk
md Erockiyn The f1st dsg OF Nay Wad 81. car
r.ls, slnsE 96 s6l barrels On tbs LIT Of April The
70 lowing table hhoNs the comparative stock for
nfv
, 1865-05-03

Du,ing the evening dispatches wero received
rom Galla2her's, New York, reporting gold at
the opening at Il / and at the close 14l4.
, 1865-05-03
Auction sales of Coal In New York.

4E1uu LILO 2tEa4uJ
In January last tbs monthly sales Of u. Lacka-
wknA onl Compan were suapa1ded, but they were
1tsumec on Wednesday. The rssalt se+ms t. be
yeouctton u The prices obt1ln.d for ths VARIOUS
rates cbtainec on Wednesday, compared with these
OF jAuu1FF. Nefe fol oN3:
, 1865-05-03
The Life OF Lincoln, Written by Him.
self
GEORGETOWN, D. c., April n. 1866.
To the Editor Of the N Y Hern1d.


a s everything connected with the history
Of ur martyred President is Of intense Inter-
est, send you brief record which Illus
t,a1es his singular modesty as man. When
in 1858 commenced my labors on the work
known as the "Dtctionary Of Congress-"
fol warded to every eX-member Of Congress
who SC residence could ascertain, a circular
askjng each person for Information as to the
date and place Of bis birth, the character Of
ard list Of any public positions lie may
have filled. Those simple facts were all I
wanted, snd IN looking oVcr the th ousouds Of
replies that have been sent me since, 1t Is
truly remarkable to find that men Of the
g5eatcst ability have invariably told direct
and brief story, thereby preserving their In
nate modesty, and writing nothing to COM
promise thelr dignity. The reply which I
received from Mr.. Lincoln was singular'y
brief, and yet comprehensive, and you may
we'll imagine Is now hlghlys,1aiued by me,
With other friendly letters by the same hand,
ns memento Of one who possessed all the
e'deg,ces Of sovereign honor" as eiucldated
by Lord Bacon; and who, like Regulus and
The two Decii, sacrificed his life for the good
Of his country. The record In question Is as
follows:
Born February IL, 1909, in Hardin county, Ken
tucsy.
Hnye been captain Of volunteers in the Black
Hawk war. ~
Postmaster at very small oince.
Fur times member OF the Illinois Legiala-
ture.
And was member Of the lower House Of Con-
greEs. Yours, &C., A. LINCOLN.
Such is the story of his life down to 1858.
What q wonderful contrast does 1t present to
his subsequent career.
, 1865-05-03

Tie following organizations are included In
the force surrendered by Gen. Johnston:
MILITARY DIVISION, x,oP TIE wEs1-0EH. 1onXsros
COMMANDING.
, 1865-05-03
Also, Nearly Readys

TOWLE'S PILE AND HUMDR
II cURR. -Wasfsuted permanent euro In all caaea
q money !eanded aof tea nmonlA,s *nd ssssssoe@
70 aone four prominent Cit zens apply 70
"a. BRYAN nzIx-tst
... Enner Tf~uons House,
Sold eyrEyWneeu- unhaua5e &a-W4AA ~
, 1865-05-03

Of pistol. The tripod Of the cart wllted,
and went along, and as he did SO comp.om-
ised with the Major In this wise: "Havn't
you cot any old clothes you'd give me instead
dat Confederate trash ~ ANY little tick 70
have about ye in the shape Of wat :h-suard
compromised but the papers Of his Office
were DESTROYED.
, 1865-05-03

by the people Of the South" Yet the willy
,utlaw brought his victim to the humlllating
| point of signing IN instrument designed to
rake the Institution Of slavery perpetual
, 1865-05-03
INV Of North Carolina, Gen. Brnxton Bragg.
Army OF s. c., ds. and En-, Lieut.. Gen. ": J.
n .ais Esi Ststa Militia, Mai. Gen. Howell Cobb.

7be only remaining rebel army east Of the
TAYLOR, which also formed part Of General
Jo6pston's command; but as JefF. Davis Is
probably making his way through tn It dis
trict nrd army, Johnston doubtless declined
to surrender it until Davis could get beyond
the 1fississippI.
, 1865-05-03

Calttc. Ia from January 1st to April Is, amount
to Sc, ',e4 against q, 5o, ,4as during the CORES
pondt:- period In 1854, and s., ,40T,cts in 1903.
SEH,A~ EJFr4US NEkNOY 7.3O LOAN,
5E:. I'D NATIONAL RANK OF CHICAGO.
n .nk viii Feess re xub5tzilStc1s 70 tha nav 80
o. S. - :e5, 41e Pas the INTEREST nun dAts of sub
scI1pu 20 tka i5sh Of Juna.
The: 3tca sretss7ed u de3oEsi.atiors at Ssc 3t5o,
$500 .and 9Goo-oesr tnsesn,. Ut tse 1a.a OF Il
ef annoN, and payable three years trn-u
let1 Ia, 1855, may be coaVelted. at tha optt6n
Of ihe ttr. at Ma:eri7 lato Ax HeE cent 80 2ola
neArfc .cnrs-
BY :: Of Con g1ta, they AT tree tyom 6.ata soz
Maactrs! ta1ttiou, and having this ad7aa.aga, arg
the beat security ior n7e3s IN. ROW In she .Ear.
We al1o7 the usual rate Of 70 .uhsEs1ts
ma esf tsrnsn tae nG.es mme eail!ely on receipt OF
urteIs rte G et~~sEe- j. A. kL1ts, Prealdeat.
3NX D l. FINK fiAM ChShie7.
, 1865-05-03
New York STOCK Market

Closing prices for e2sh. Nsy !, 1851. Reaetyed tv
FIG. 8A1sonStAn Co., Commission, Stock and Bond
, 1865-05-03

Two thousand people are here assembled,
and 4 more serious, thoughtful congregation
las not been seen. The men stand With un-
covered heads, and women look on In s'lence-
A number Of little children were grouped to-
gethet, holding In their hands white 1ags
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-28
AIabama New.

SrRUCE BY LIGHTNIEG.-A gentleman in
forms us that ou Mr.. Reeds place, near sa
lem, Alabama, ON one day week before last
lightning struck a tree near a negro On bir
snd killed two aud wounded tive nearoa
who were within the dwelling The nrgro..
wounded are recovering. The lightning
ruck one Uf The negroes, who was killed
on ihe back Of the neck. thence passing ovel
his shoulder and under MS arm, completely
SHINING his back and leg.
One OF the fieaks 0fthe lightning was thsi
il killed one old hen under the cabin, bui
left unhsrmed the brood Of chickens under
her Columbus Sua.
A Man KILLED rs SILVER uN-On Nom
day afternoon, while the train for Union
Springs was stopping at Silver Run, 3 diff
Guilty about some matter occurred between
Two young men, Eli. Moore, of Guerr, ton,
and JePtha Harris, of Girard Moore struck <
Harris twice, when the latter stabbed Moore
N the abdomen ui'h a knifc. Moore lived
about four hours. Hsrris had come from
Girard, and after the difficulty went of on
the train. AS yet, We hs,ye not heard OF hi,
being apprshendedt
Harris is the son Of Mr.. Jeptha Harris one
Of the most estinabie citizens OF Girard.-
Columbus SEA-.
DEArH OF Moan WILLIAxs.--It ia our pain
fui duty 70 ehron Gle the death Of this old
snd highly re-pectsble citiz.n Of Dallss
cOunty- 1he eIreumstaucrs attending hi
death, as We Learn them, are as iollozs. ON
Monday night hast. hea ing noise on his
premises in he vicinity Of his stable lot, hs
LEFT his bed, aud was proceeding in the di-
rection Of the noises when he was shot by
some unknown person, and iastaRtly eE-
pired.
This part Of the country is infested BY
band Of midnigt thieves and murderers, ana
we trust that steps viii be token, without
delay, to break q up and bring Ell con
eerned tojusiiee. Mr.. Willisms is not the
frat citizen who has been murdered in cold
blood. Let Bn be on the alert, and guard
hereafter ag inst such outrageous acis.-
Ssissa Tnes, 2ofb.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-28
General Hancock on the French Oc-
cupalion Of Mexico.

NEW YORK september 25-General Hsr.
cocE, IN a recent speech o. the Odd Fellow.
at Baltimore, said The power Of the Govern
ment, as shown ia che late contest, IS star
IN orr e-euteheoH whose rays extend sua
/ cieniiy far % give FIGHT even 10 LONDON and
Paris The EiO Grandr o. bot 4 short dis
I tanec in comparison; and ! firmly believe.
| from my own knowleire u the country ana
| experience therein. that the Emperor of the
French VIII De giad t0Facaie Mexico. lf he
is allowed time 20 DO 81 with honor. We
paid some millions % GET out Of that coun
Try, after cap uriag its capitol. and 70 Is
thought twill NOT cost France less ihqa IL
cost us, and every dave delay win ada D.
the expense, without chance for colnuep
aationi for lc0nsider o certain - fate that
the eontinued 6ecupai on Of that county
by foreign force, which entered it n hos
Utility 90 our iutereits, snd efeiudices. will
certainly Iced 20 war. II j nov, however
time for as tocuitivEte the arts of peaee. and
bind up the wounds maids BY tbs late rebel
lion. We may defer the day OF retfibution
until We are strong ate, without restins
under The imputa in of far. The Emperor
OF France went to MeUica when it was con
venient for HIM. wecau deiermeetiar him
there until convenient far us. But it may
pot be necessary, aud 10 such case We shall
have done enough 10 our day, for the honor
Of the countrys arms.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-28
Grand yurie. in Kentnskr.

The grand jury Of the Circaif Court q
Louisville, as We understand. hare foupt
bills Of Indictment aEaiost Maior Gen. Pal
mer and Brig Gen. hrisbia fsr ahrliriins
slaves aod others e Interfering with ths
slave Laws Of Kenturky! Heutuctv v-sua
iuries sre bec9miog decidedly fcet.ous
given % practical jokes. Web pe theg viii
enjoy the augh that viii turn the 1gr5ns
Wy one Of these days. Perhaus non n1
could better serve the cause OF emaneips-
tioa ~ tbs State ihan just such condurt 81
this ~ lts enemies. VS. trust they viii per-
ssvere IN tbeF cusscdness. The eoutsnpf
Of ihs Whole naiion for them IS not ytt a.
its acme.
Let them push on. There is q rreat deal
yet 70 be done. Enancipati0n artfo-s and
usFspsPers opgbt 90 Be sufrrssssd afier
Gen Palmer And a. the Prrsidenf of the
Buited Stares updolds the General. h.
shou a by q ! means be indicted by one u
our enlightened aud patriotic grand jufiss.
Hurry up @g' ntlemau Of tbe iury." Vie
dirafe the severe gntV Of your naaiasfie
State over its deussiic insiiiuiom. Tine
is short Tae day 0f yonr pr1hafiau and
service ss tbe speeiai custodians OF th- di-
viae snd lovely IusfitGtion o. slavery draws
rapidly % ose. Now j. the time 10 make
the Biggest kind d fools u yourselves. No
such Opportunity wil fecur ior . genera
toe
itis nd thst the cd Roman Angus ir
the latter days of kanan pagazism did nof
dare iaok each ether 10 tte iace uhl fer-
ioruing x iuiiiis isfraiiora as tie a'tar. lsst ther
D. ray % their ur urquestioniug disciples th.ir
aHn ssuss of tns humhug sher ana fb.,r
ritual had heeoile. We wonder srh.tter
one ofths aiurgmeu' dsre o. io.t an. -
10 The iare. 10 ihe presence af resr. .f.i.la
pCeple.-LoEisriile Press.
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Bracelets, Rings, Sets Of JewIsry &c.

ITO be disposed Of . ONE DOLLAR each
= without regard 10 value, and net 20 be paid sor
untl you know what yon are 20 receive
Cur Inducements are the great st ever offered fer
Obtaining good Jewslry at low pr ees
Ceriacntes q Oh the articles named IA our cireu
lar are put INTO envelopes, sealed up and rnixesl
and shsn ordered are drssn, without resard 10
choice, and sent By mail, tree Of expense, giving all
& fair chance. - will then b. at your option 10
send One Dollar fOr the arti-ls or not; sATlsFAC-
TiOA i 5SUAkANTEED in Al cases ami a. there
are NO BLANKS a. u impossible tor any one 70 re.
ceive less than the value Of their money
Our bet eompnses $4,000 a-hcles' Vslued At
from S. 10 s125 each, Consisting OF Gents ard "a
,ies' sold and liver Hunting Oased wsk,.hss MI.
nisture Magic Soring and snsp Locke > Oyai apd
Chased Gold nrseelefs. Gcid Pens wiz silver
mounte1 Ebony holders, Gold Pens With Silver ex.
tension cases ana pencils Sod Tooih and Ear
Picks, Chased aud Stone set Rnss Bcson ktnos
Sleeve buito1s tyar.ety Of styles) Csfif5rpia Iie
mond, Solitaire and Cluster Pins, Ceutsf Masonie
Pms and RirEs, Ladies Belt Buckles. Sod THUR
hles Coral, Opal, Jet aad Pearl setsI 4 ladies'
JsFel'y. xsresy Of styles OF Ear Drops ana brooch
es, Chate aine and Long Gusrd Ohains Cents We
and Neck Chains, Gcld and Jet Revolving brooch
es. etc, etc 20 -
circular containing list Of articles, also the
LIBERAL lNBu,G ENIs AND PRKaIuNs We oifar IN
fora ing Clubs will be seat free Single srfif~st
Is cents. hve for 81, thirteen for s. tnirv thFee ar
81, one hundred for SIS. OGr central Ioeatson-
hrirgs us nesr the most reno points. nd An or
ders promptly hled and iorWsrded ~ Tet1rs mail
OF express.
Agents va ted in every town and county.
Address PACKARD ( IN
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CLAIlI AGENTS. &c.

FTOMfKIN5, h. 4 CO.-U 8. aim Agents.
4 Ofhoers' Pay Aceoun's and Quartsrmssiers'
Vouchers bought Al the best rates, or collected
Once corner Cherry and Cedsr streets, up stairs
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Under r. Fsrrinn. euatrao NJ aErrultrrai Chem
ist y, Nrtur.l hstors. eud the prscis ~ massage
meet ~ the Earm and ths Garden. Ill he conneci-
ed WITH h. % lere
The -essien 81 rsnl In Coi'e 'eqC vii consst af two
ietli.si lhc nrst sul tsarin tc.oftr si ieG5 ard
lnd feoruaTy la 4 ie6t the feccnd VII toeiu
fsurusrs lsth anG end June 2sih 1855
k1peuSes per rerni hosfd Roonls Tnsl snd
Wsshns, Sis. Tuiacn IN Coilerp. $50: TlIifon IA
ifeisrsio5f hersEtaueaa So Nocs. husic, 8 ,
aai1ioT fee So
foT Gleuisrs, containing further m orrnaton, sd
Wv leone sec EanIn-aiE