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SAN Francisco, August %, 1865.

SAN Francisco, August %, 1865.
Advised by the undersigned Mr. Jas. Campbell,
Of the Central Pacific Railroad who was then in
most deplorable state of i'll health, placed him
self under the care of DR.. Bourne, the Water Cure
Physician. Some six months afterward he visited
the city, when l accidentally met him at Dr.
Bourne's establishment and am happy to say, re-
stored to the enjoyment of good health, and in
fine spirits.
JOHN SULLIVAN.
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MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. Wm. X. Doherty's
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming a sine
ara non to the welfare of our State and health
oil our citizens; and his rapidly spreading reputa-
ton although it may.cxcite surprise, is but the
signal OF skill. and follows as the natural effect
of such cause. We are personally acquainted
with gentlemen who had suffered for years under
chronic disease, and who had taken advantage OF
every available means that promised relief, but
wiihoutsuccess, until they called upon DR.. Do
herty who in an incredibly short space of time,
has given them entire relief. 1t is gratifying to
announce this fact, because tie Doctor is q gen
tlcman who seeks not by defamation of others.
to establish his reputation, or to rear the super
structure Of his own upon the ruin of another's
fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute in snch
manner that must be gratifying to all his pa
tients. He examines, advises and recommends
without charge, and the patient after hearing
his terms for treatment, can accept or reject at
pleasure. In no case does the Doctor make q
charge unless he effects cure. This, he is able
to do, because he feels the confidence which long
tiOn which appcrtains to that confidence. Per.
sons afflicted with either acute or chronic disease
would do we'll to consult the Doctor at all events
it can do no harm, as for consultation he asks no
fee; nor does he insist on obedience to his advice
unless the patient places himself under his care.
His offices are on Sacramento street, opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Offices. +. News.
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Corner Of Montgomery and Post Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
gss- Entrance on Post Street, adjoining the
Grand Portal.
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lsa-Dr Bourne treats all diseases the throat,
chest and luugs, which includes diptheria, bron-
chitis incipient consumption, pleurisy croup,etc,
with great success Great relief is afoded in ad-
vanced stages of consumption. rheumatism,
paralysis, neuralgia, fever and ague, dropsy, ETC.,
9tc., are also cured quickly, pleasantly and eco
nomicaly. No medicine whatever.
CONFIRMATION STRONG OF AN INTEREST
ING LETTER.
SACRAMENTO, November 23, 1865.
DEAR DOCTOR: received your letter few
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lNSOLVENTN NOTICE,

for the heirs of James Daley. dcceas
August 4th 1SG6-6 6w*
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NAVY BULLETIN.

DETACHED JANUARY 10.
Lieutenant Commander yohn Waters, fro-A duty 1t
BALTIMORE Nd the Importing Of relief and ordered 10
Naval Academy.
Lieutenant Commander James n. Prichett 70 duty In
shipping Apprentices At Baltimore Nd on February IA
Acting boafswAn Herman Peters, TO steamer Bisnvic
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rssr Admiral Godon was In the river IA Plata with
s a..u Dag shIph Nipns. sh.wmat wsp
having on board The Hon WIN. v. Ldgerwood, United
The k.nsss. usuisnan. Commanding Wells, was q.
NAVY DErARrsnr, wAsmSeros, Feb. 8, 1885,
The following ka liss Of ofncen on board the Mar
eis.us when she was lost
<diro naste~ s.d 1ssxaiss Oncsr-c c dunbar.
Aosc-John L Hall, ,. A. Cas-.
shoscsEsr;. 1csins Third 1I Ass,sn,a Fdvard Ion.
kins, J. HaIaall, Coz. Anderson
os..w1ll!sm Thomas, seaman; Henry smNh, So
Chrysaa, coal HEAVIER; James Burns iandsman; Jacob
chshom, ships cook John Donnelly second oiass are
coal beaver; John Hamilton ssssrses cook; william
Wilkinson, second class nrsma1, John Kennsdy coal
ncavsr Barney Sheridan coal HEAVIER BrAnton 6obsi,
man; John Ross, cook; James Hschan, coal HEAVIER
nomss white second class fireman, was transfsrsd 70
Pensaoo'a hospital before Narcissus JAILED
The United States store ship Supply from Rio Japelro
pscsnecr IL arrived yesterday me following . st
zs..e y:;.1s~ Lss.ss~s~ oS~~s.as, ssm~~s.ae--
letsse ys,ssesy Ls~smo~s-c q Ksyser.
zd,y xcseer-r: A. 0topnor
lai~V lssseWi Ssrpss.-R smith.
,xeS"s 1s~ess-F. n Phippa, Joha p. Jones, b. p.
oVsi~s cisrs~I K rr.sbe,.
Pss1aav's Clwk-A6dson skaGsr
ne unIssa ssasss steamer Ncheaso nov Il valpas,1
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Huu4x, Ms, Feb Arr brig Burgess, Ny0rx schr Mag
100 % ssS :. s' jo.ssss Ssssssu Mobile Ma
"a s.sSsp;sS Nes.a. EccIIsh wiila%: Bombay
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ss e, soSu fSs Es9 a dS
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iSrzsof i' s Sa sss Hs snS 0f Havana
ON Ss NJ" osnn Bristol h bark r An
r So'f csnSss as Smiths as x.
MA.T'naus, Dec io-Ar ship Old Dominion. Sampson.
yos. ~ Pare, Jsn = .shr Advance tB Dickson
joss TS FsS S!s John I ossss E sasSp s.van
TsisDl1 Jsa - n29f srs Alton eBr Elliott. Boston
American Ports.
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brig s hS'sa. s FL
sas ": Rose ssa
ds p cs.asa ri:
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0f 1sHnx FsS bark po.os B row.
ss Ssrsi .ssr Rio Jnsro
81 ~ Church
ssa jsSsn SY Dsy Ne"
r.. ss Hssa ArsS SO 81 steamer wmu.
tom NYork - ~ -'S~,'S'' """'"sr
Jt0r MIS-, nor p r.h r. - -. y.,.. g., G.
nam for Boston oD foo o-A" pns saenca' small snri-
Wnyli III ~, % A~~ 49,. = y r u.sa.,s rr.r ~
cola Cd ooh shIn rs,5r mr. Msanrn rsnsa
~ ciSo.s w. GI otn sn'ps margaret rugh Jones'
NEW oRfEISs' Schns ...msr. fla. s,.r =, a..
rr.sr reo xoa steamefs RAG oAr OF the
on M1aF nna FFun ngh s11uey. Nf s or mn
CO. Foo @-Ahr scnr oeo omsn Passport Lic
.YEwB6RYPoRT. Fsss-Arr schr Halo. Howard, PhilA.
NEW BEDFORD Feb a sid steamer wamsu,ta snr,,.
ger NYork; supply schr Pharos Rowland, Charleston
SSG; pwpopr INV
pEw rOn fSp . scnn ranama virginia LOT
Nv"rS rr nS"moho, 5n<aoehport ior do briinanI
vru LOT 40 ms.
al. vEN, ren o-AM scnrs RANGES Conneli and
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REsI0NED.
Brevet Major .. g. Dunster United states Army.
HONORABLY MUSTERED OUT.
Captains and Brcvet Majops Horatio N. Davis, John
Fay, George s. Leland aud James Mcdonald, United
States Volunteers.
Captains Arthur Il. Chevalier and E. g. Jones, United
States voiunteors
surgeon and Brevet Colonel A. X Hun, United States
voluuteer
pie and Charles 7. Reber, United States Volunteers
MISCELLANEOUS.
The District Of Missouri has been discontinued q o
military command
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Senate - -se-.f.
A1sAxr, Feb Z, lses.
NOTICES % nIIa
., * ~ H:1 w ;P 2! r'v.nTo :%snd the charter
porsts the American Transit COMPANY: also for rsiI.
road in Grand and other strssts New YORK and 70 re-
gulass the fare thereon.
TO repeal the act fixing the compensation Of the town
To incorporate the Middetown Savings Bank
To locate the ONCE Of he Westminster county Treasurer
10 Incorporates the Amsterdam Savings Bank
10 amend the act providing for incorporating IRE insu
rance companies
To incorporate the New York City Mission and Tract
Society TO regulate taxcs lands taken TO be taken
for the Croton Aqueduc extend the time for the
structivn OF the Southsde Railroad Of Long Island
Adjourned 4a
Asssmbly.
ALBANY, Feb. s, 1883.
BY Mr. TRACT, (dem) Of Now York-To amend the act
relative to laying double railroad track through Clinton
and other streets Of New York.
HILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. J. l. PARKER, (rep.) OF Cayuga-Declaring the
Owasco outlet public highway
Wy BY W. Poraa, trepl q Erie-To authorize the New
railroad from Athens to Newburg, the west sde Of
BY Mr. CRsAnsR. (dem.) OF New York-To increase
the salaries OF captains patrol men and door men Of the
By Mr. +. Z srswARr, (rep.) Of New York-Relative
70 taxation OF moneyed and other stock corporations
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
MI POST (dem.) of Seneca offered the following
ss: ss ss s q has
FOR our soldiers who fell at Antetam; therefore,
Resolved That the Governor DO requested TO transmit
this Legislature such information AZ be have that
sui any and 4 not that he request Of his Excellenoy
information TO this Legislature.
The resolutions were laid over.
PASSED.
TO confirm the title Of lands conveyed by the Hudson
River Insurance Company
To amend the charter Of the New York Episcopal Mis-
sion Society.
BY Mr. CocHRASE trep.) Of Albany-ro amend tho
Railroad Police act, so as TO apply the same 10 steam
boats.
The Assembly adjourned
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Fort OF New York, February 5, 1859.

Port OF New York, February 8, 1865.
oLEARED.
ss %si:Ssf iss;SSo-sno% sS %Sss
Bark Maria tBr), Kiasm, Hsvre via James River, Va
BHs jane Brundase (Br,. Fitzpatrick. BArbadO.-D Do
Brig Lady OF the Lake obi, vessy, Bermuda-Middleon
sehr Abby Bradford. Freeman St Domingo city-Brs.t
schr Fleetwood Gardner, Mayasucz PR-symes Chase
1fss sse seSS%Rssa
schr Fred shearer, simmons. Wilmington, NC-w Rob-
:, schr Franklin Bell Homer, Wilmington NC-Thomas ;
sehr 9 ardersleeve, Carroll, Phiadelphia-Bensiey
Steamer Admiral Nickel Philadelphia
Steamer Alliance, Thompson. Philadelphia.
The Br brig that cleared Saturday for Kingston Ja
the Kanasona (not Ksnsaroo).
Steamship Celia grA Billings London Dee 20 via Hayre
ssS S palwsrts and cosss Jan IN heavy ssie from
oSn cse sd the siso and washed
inst lst g - lon 81 90 sisnased steamship Kangaroo,
steam.hip Guiding STAR Berry New Orleans Jan ~ vie
E va ds anf s . JAS
ssss%ship Empire CITY, samcls Key ives. vie Charleston
ss.s1sSip virso' sulllsy savannah. @ hours with md..
saS Ferris Co North Of H.sras
ss.n; = King Norfolk with mdss and pas
sieam.hip Albsmsrle, Bourne, Norfolk. with mdse. TO
. s;:;nsSip Fa;ap;So Ser Baltimore. with d.s to
:s; o Comfy ::: .s ;s e: s.. b.
soIr WIN Hunter Hars:sa Galveston, WIKI ndss, 70 MUIR
ssSr Tg ossss e s%':a s so1iois
Schr Cathar1ne, Bremen, Accomac.
Wind II suuset W.
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Marine Disasters,


scnR WADE, Bee. from Hyde county for Wsmins,vu NC
ran agana an obstruction In Davis Strata and sunk about
The 18th ut She was loaded with Tho captain AND
| crew were saved bya United States steam corvette.
Miscellaneous.
sczR AsHoRzA despatch from ruckertou NJ states tina,
three masted schooner IL ashore Old Inlet Shoals
Little Egg Harbor, name unknown.
TRIBUTE TO CArrAp CuunrxsA private letter to GENTLE
man In this city speaks In the highest terms Of the humane
and kind treatment Of Capt John cummins Of the bark
Ira to the officers and OF the British bark Mary
Purdy afr rescung them waery grave ON the Ar
OF January last 800 miles 81 Thomas The Mar
Pardy was bound from Cardiff, Wales TO Noorebe.d
Cry, NC.
steamship Empire city from Hilton Head. papers
BAsE Am wAIsn tBrl Drinkwater from New YORK via
he Island Of Msyoe NO dss rrrn lahore n on
e. On and taken to xayo's where she repairing in
5sIe IA cAr.sss B Doher from Aux cays. for New
Gs rated De al 1. w.s sa 81 ,pe Cay
den Ne Il 1850, owned In New YORK. but hailed from
Bs.o cospon Hathaway reported in the London sh,pD,n.
ysae,'s as stranded q. scnan was safe at Mare
@ pleasure o. q 's sss. s.: I'd
Tor her. and we hope despatch without loss q tme
.. me- ,o,a c' Small from saru, for Boston which
ann ssd ian nit W." :s s0 sss % 4. far
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an sS. .s. E sn., from g John xB for Boston struck
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WASHINGTON. Feb ., 1909
~ cAn Scs rumSc osnesns Axp szssns o. rus sAa
NJ Wnsor, lrepl Of Iowa introduced bill 10 pre-.
sazssss 80 r. SHes S&ssu Nd nsnep Il W
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S HIP PIN G NE w S.

ALMANAC ron NEW YoRK-rurs DAY.
BUN SxTS.............. - HOE WATER b
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a, a sssi s1 s:ss q - s,.' !, q Sc .n y GO
Sssssss q al is $40 mus: s!, si y uss x
tss1ssss ~ ref mi = bri'lIsnsly iluninssed IN De
ie1ss yt1ne cyPss isr ~ pviss On ssnd tsssr nsns
- he maGer - M<ase1ay mornine similar prse vfu
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therefor the ascertaincd value OF the land Whaf
advantage that There were no public lands except
the lands occupied the principle Of the Home
~ sa,s LOFTY ares 20 each occupant me President
returned 70 their former owners and ha fs.sd,s v.ss
70 be removed from them their erection
u I1une. ana ecnoo' houses Inc psIdonng power
Congress could prescribe such dsposi.ion or ,bcm the
freedmen on the sea islands, who had bulls heir
sbs ~ ,o snr scIooS ana churches there nsd
q burning shame 70 turn away the moor cpesturss
Sixteen thousand freedmen between Fortress Monroe and
whhmsourg, virginia are occupying lands ceded 70
Mem oy our government under the Ceanscation act
having been taken ~ enemies property and combs
cateo coud not De repealed or reached BY the pardon
ing power OF the President These sixteen thousand
pesens nave putt houses churches and school houses
ana nave over Two hundred thousand doian In savings
panks lney were nov 10 % turned out and the rock
ing rsoe Drought peck TO take their placcs God forbid
ne mould ever vote Ior Pill IKE this The Emperor OF
Su.sia se. GOO example, when the serfs were pro-
IN, - Lesa monarch said they bad earned the
su ana weIe entico 70 And were they TO sell the
sncse mnos price not less than the govern
me e price, OF rent mem az price they could payS
Ea ssla 70 Iar rom mat being The case he had
.no.msscn rom me mead OF the bureau that al the
2. .ne cooreo men could be cared for with s.iie
want
~ SItvsSs SAID the freedmen werc turned out 70
"G N, e s.r rOo0e sr svv u..
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mittee Military Affairs be instructed 10 ipoulre into
,ne o. .asnon,ns the employment Of colored
roads In tho department. or district where they may be
MICHIGAN CONTESTED uscr,cv c.sr
- MI scorIttn trcp Of Pa, from the Committee on
rcsoa,on which was laid over for nnrs so apSrsd
ton declaring that Rowland A. Trow bridge entitled 70
Ss ssss ~ re thirty Congress from the Fnh
. torAuoS 90 rnu NATIONAL cAprrAf.
a., Nj nsccs' trcp) Of Mich, offered preamble Get.
mat NJ. removal Of the capital Of sse ups.a
subject q sres, mpcr,sncs and = $50
wsny odd ss'ss have BEN sSSsS 70 a. Union inss
@s:s.s g r. s: :.s .s :: The ssg: Which
,ss coc.ssrns b.f wise lss.l.,Ion = hs prssn,
s.,,. . proIss nat ne s.:ess = located
."s%,s q af x. s rSas
without ssd 10 s Ss a% *.
n. hoe. SSs
x III s. s: S. Money re sn: =
Essolvc I'D That q. comm,es take the
such action q they may deem necssssy either during the
The resolution wss referred 10 thst committee
PAVING ov ryxSsyIvAuA AvrxuR
~ ,ss e w Gssssss ,soscs
.vssus paved Win ne Nicholson pavement he rsso.
ENUMERATION ov rBH IsuAsnkzrs o. rss UNITED syxvu.
Mr. BLAME irep) q Me-, introducel Z bill rsauirsns
the marshals q The several dscts Of the United sasc
including the District Of Columbia and The TsrrISorics
respeclivsly 70 cause al the inhabisan 20 be enssr
Ased Distinguishing be>weso Ne ssxes bswssn White
Ane coored perpon4 oeeveea native and forsian borp
snd dAsyng ages aeoof1ng 70 the manner tscviHe1 n
.skinl The eighth ssesus u he United sssss ssS q r.
WE We sane y ~ eeesav q ~ Interior q - -
- ~ ns Ie oey o. Oc>ooey, leoo ne escrsesey Of
i .1 ~ etreetica % the Prsuldss4 me rsrrs&sry
uas We prepsv blanks nsss Ne nsesssary IL
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AuTrr SSssliSsS ssHSs
% My E. and II a
as Mssa hsA ~ solid BLACK ssinu. pnns sofa
Ard e ~ waaS buffet ess
uful Parlor suits covered with te richest @ bocae
sass walnut suits Covered reps haslo.h large
and oval Mirrors sss
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges to macn oiohle ''ock
SXsSIFicESr RosEToe5py RsES oS5yrR RIAsoFoHrE' STOOL
IN ,,.,, ns,r, NTH round corners beautifully carved
ss and sn T h.o S ss and Hair
% China Tea and pnnsr ss
ease ss seh Tea ve Sna oasss aa
Tsp and coee SETS Dishes ivory handled
Carving k%es sl rich n cut &c sI sale
and ship goods for purchasers at reasonable charges
A u'1los SGEsqsh f3s hA5hEs SSsioshhs
IN s,. 5 I'M III .s SSsssI, ssS.
snoyEI.s~ico dozen .. s. D. H. sSovsis and Spades.
wrousA.
oToS Ssse9 Ass' Dozen aon sS Wool Cards.
FREEzERs-ao Browns p patent ten FreezerS,
BALANCE or STOCK 1Fsas Of ASSORTED HARDWARE
Catalogues early morning r II, s,grIhas 9f sa1e-} CO.
Auctioneers 50 cOrIlandt street
ucrIoN NMICE1Bo9Ts ;ya "A AMP asTIoNfrR sT9ES
BY CHARLES G. WARREN.
AUCTION ROOMS, ~ CDRTLANDT STREET.
TH1s EARak RAY gYb1RfAHFFi Sb Sss
BOOTS, SHOES BROGANS. BALMORALS AZ,
EXCLUSIVELY ON COMMISSION
CHOICE NEW SPRING GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES SIZES AND GRADES,
ADAPTED TO THE PRESENT WANTS OF THE TRADE.
c. YOUNG, AucrIoNEER1zLARGE SALE OF.
a elegant Household Furniture this day Tuesday, at
0 o'clock story house 1856 West Fifteenth street.
Seventh consisting OF one ele
unnt Pianofore round corners OF the
finest instruments offered auction this season; elegant
rosewood black walnut Paror Suits covered in the
descriptions; Brussels and Ingram Carpets elegant
Redseads Bureaus Washstands, Centre Tables Hair Mat
sresse Spring Beds Lace window Curtains Shades, Oil
Paintings Ornaments Clocks, Silver Ware Crockey
Chnaware Cutlery Extension Table, NC. every article
adapted furnished house. The sixth and seventh
avenue cars run within a the house Compe-
attendance pack ship goods for pnr-
rhascrs Is well worthy the attention of parties
commencing housekeeping Deposits required from pur-
chas Is.
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MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
ConYrpotfRps OFFICE HALL or RHuoRDs,
April 10. 1866

ftOLE MURPHY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN
mon street general assortment Of good Parlo Chamber
and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, Paintings, &c
NAvID D. EGAN, AUCT1oNEER-wIII. SELL THIS
IL day, EB Canal street, At 2ociock Velvet, Brussels,
Three ply Ingram Carpets Bureaus Bcdsteads oak
washstands Manci and Pier Glasses Eagere Warobss,
Pillows Sheets Quilts China Glass
Crockery Ware Stoves Gas Fixtures &C. ac also 70
psy storage large quantity OF furniture, &C.
II BURKE, AuCrIoNEER-orFIcE l3s BOwERY-
-. VIII sell Tuesday, sh inst. at lob O'Clock ~ the
Of Fourth streets the stock and Fixtures
thai erntccl GROCERY Store Imported Wines. Cham
paenes Jers Teas sugars Spices &c Also one grocery
Wagon and olc nice Iron Safe Sale In lots
LNEn1Y LEASES AT AUCTION.
AT rnE CITY HALI. -
Mrncsday Nay ID l~d, AZ II O'Clock A. " viii be sold
The Lease Of tho Ferry established from the Of
fortlaul street New York. TO Jersey CITY n J.,
Of ten years srum he lst day Of June. l~6
The Lease or the Ferry established from Of
Furiy. second street. New York, "a Weehawken n j. for
Term of ten from Tie lst day of November 1896
The of Ferry be established from the basin nj
spring street North 70 any poln on tho
New Jersey shore thnt may be found practicable for term
Cf from the lst isy Of june. lsfS
fhe said Ferry Leases will he sod with all the rshts
privileges and advantages thereof belonging the Corpora.
lion VI the city OF New YORK.
also Al the same uue aud place the Lofts Franklin
market for . term Of Eve years
Also The Urprr Half of Pier foot Of s,arton street.
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller
pvr Do 10 lSf
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.-----s4-l--.l-----s.-
(,ATHEDRALs on ES0LASD.-A LECTURE BY rHE
~ Rev Prof Geo. " seymour At Dofworth Han
Wednesday evening Msy9 at eight o'ciock nctets. Fry
Reserved sess One dollar Proeds for the benet
of Commons of the General theological seminary -
INFORMANT LECTURES DAILv-pOR GENTLEMEN
osly, Al the New Yort Museum cf Anatomy els Broad
Parties unable stsnd these lectures
fvsrdsd on receipt o. ten oenta By Addressing of
New Yofk Museum Of Anatomy.
NrorrcE.-IOny p. 0OroH WILL LECTURE on
~ Tpmp~rsnce Thurstav evening M the
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The New York herald., 1866-05-08

Ean nnn CIGARS, OF VARIOUS QUALITIES AT
DUV.Vt|V 100 cash prizes q. CHEfha ssept Sc-
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The New York herald., 1866-05-08

OFFICE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. "a
~ broadway, New York
endorsed With c of The work and With The name Of
,he hiddsr written viii be received ~ THIS once
anti fhnrsday Nsy 10. iso6 Al II O'Clock A n.
For setting surb and gutter and naerng The adewaksin
y,rth street from broadway " Barter street
psnf forms cf pvJose toesther With the spesfcsncns
s,a axrs~pepss so s. obtaiued II this once
CHARLRe q COhrfLI, street Comnissiossr
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29

TIE NEW FIVE CENT Cox.-It is an
nounced that the United States Mint at
Philadelphia is ready to receive orders for
the new Eve cent coin in sums of fifty to
one thousand dollars. The act which has
passed the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives to authorize the coinage of five cent
pieces, provides that the new FIVE cent coins
shall be composed of copper and nickel, not
exceeding twenty-fve per cent. of nickel.
This coin is to be q legal tender to the
amount Of one dollar, and redeemed when
presented in sums ofnot less than one hun
dred dollars. 1t is proposed to make this
coin exactly five grammes or II 5000
grains in weight. Three of the coins will
weigh one. half of an ounce, and will be
convenient in the pocket for a postage
weight. The law also prohibits the issue of
fractional notes less thar ten cents after the
passag re of this act. The color and appear
ance of this coin will be similar to the three
cent coin, authorized by act Of March 5,
1865.
This new piece viii do away with the
miserable greasy five cent shinplasters
which are now our only reliance for "smsn
change We hope large orders will be sent
on TO Philadelphia at once, SO that we may
b speedily relieved of the nuisance.