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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30
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THE BOYS IN GREEN 70 THE rors IN GRAY. b.
.r... .r.,rz .
AlR-IHe Wearing Of tie Gr6sK
Ring it out from every steeple,
Call the clans from every fold,
We're democratic people.
And aur faith we mean to held;
We're for mercy to the beaten foe,
For brothers we have BEEN
And what Oppression is we know,
All we who wear the Green
Aye! what Oppression is we know.
All we who wear the Green
In our very bones what it is we know,
We boys who wear the Green
We have felt it in our Sireland, ..-s...
With its whip our backs are scored
OF the South we'll make no Iceland,
seonrged with famine and the sword
'Tis true they tried the rebel game,
But punished they have been
And rather think we've done the same,
All we who wear the Green
We ourselves have done the very same,
All we who wear the Green
And we hope again to d. the same,
We boys who wear the Green!
o, Manhood's prOudest duty
Is to fight for Manhood faith
And true courage has a beauty r.. -
That not even crime can seattle;
In chaos they plunged heddward, boys,
Their guilt we do not screen;
But our Emmett and Lorq Edward, BOYS.
Did likewise for the Green ..
Aye Sheares and Orr and Edward, boys,
We're Rebels for the Green
Wolf, Tone, and Bond, and Edward, boys,
Did likewise wear the Green!
So Mercy be the countersign,
And "Freedom" the parole
Let the bugles ring along our line .
And the drums for battle roll
And the cry shall swell from every mouth,
And on our flags be seen
We're for mercy to the Rebel South,
We Rebels of the Green
We've a fellow feeling for the South,
We Rebels of the Green, .
The boys who wore the Gray down South.
We boys who wore the Green,
MLEs 0REmLY.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30
"BRIGK" PoMERoY

GET married, young woman New
er pause because your suitor is not
handsome. If he is good that is much
better. Few handsome men are good
for much, exceptto break wives hearts
with jealousy, and fail in business, be
cause too much tempted to attend toit
assiduously
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30

AN absentminded professor, in going
out of the gateway of his college, ran
against COW. In the confusion of the
moment, he raised his hat and exclaim-
ed, 81 beg your pardon madame" Soon
after he stumbled against a lady in the
street; in sudden recollection of his for
mer mishap, he called out, as that you
again, you brute?"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30

some square tS occupy enc inch of space.
lob PRINTING, of every kind, done with
,s,tre,s and dispatch. TAG GAZETTE OFFICE has
;r,t bssn reitted with Power Press and new type,
.,3 everything in the Printing line can be execu-
.,l il the most artistic manner and at the lowest
,.-s.-TERMS CASH.
- All letters should be sddressd to
MEYERS f. 1IENGEL.
Publishers
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30

WHY is twice ten the same as twice
eleven? Because twice ten is twenty
and twice eleven is twenty-five.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30

'.ToM, who did you say your friend B.
married ?" "Well, he married forty
thousand dollars-I forgot her other
NAME"
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AardWare, &c.

4 ~ ~ ~
GEO. BLYSfYER. JOHN F. BLYMYER
~ GORGE BLY, MYER & SON
N having formed partnership, on the 9th of
March, 1866, in the
HAIR DWARF T. HOUSE FUR NESHINC1
BUSTN ESS,
respectfully invite the public to their new rooms
three doors west of the old stand, where they will
find an immense stock of the most splendid goods
ever brought to Bedford county. These goods
will be sold At the lowest possible prices Persons
desirous Of purchasing BUILDING HARDWARE
viii find i to their advantage to give us call.
WHITE LEADING have on hand largo
quantity Of White Lead, which we have been for
tnnate to buy little lower than the market rates
The particular brands to which we would invite
attention, the
PUrs Buck Lsad
Liberty White Lead, -+''
Sp0tc franklin White Leqd
Washington White L,ad
WashiHgton ZiRc Write Lead,
.. Ne1c York White LeaR @
ALsO:-Freach P0reslqia Finish,
Demar VarRaSk;
FarRtShsS Of all kinds
Hagsss9 OIL purs.)
IarpeHtine Gnd AieohOL
All kinds of IRON and NAILS.
No CHRYSTAL ILLUMINATING COAL
OIL
LAMPS in profusion
We would invite persons wanting SaddIery
Hardware to give US call, we have every
thing in the Saddlery line, sueh as Buckles,
Rings, Hames and Webbing Leather Of all kinds:
also variety OF Shoe Findings, consisting of
French Calf Skins, Morocco Innings, Bindings,
Pegs, etc
Housekeepers will find at Blymyer & Sons
store a great variety of household goods Knives
and Fork of the very best quality; Plated Table
and Tea Spoons at all prices
Give US call and we can supply you with Barn
Door Rollers, the latest improvements; Nova Scotia
Grindstones, better than any in use; Shoyels,
Forks and Spades.
Grain and Grass Seythes and Snathes; Fishing
lie; Brushes Of all kinds; Demi-Johns; Patent
Wheel Grease, Tar and Whale Oil, and an infinite
variety of articles.
500 900 WANTED-Wo Would like to get it if our
friends wsuld let us have it. Less will do but
persons having unsettled accounts will close them
up to the first of March, to enable to close our
old books. This should be done
may4, '66. GEO. BLYMYER & SON
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Drugs, aAedifines, SC.

l.. LEWIS having purchased the
- Drug Store lately owned by Mr., Fl. C. Rea-
mer takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens
OF Bedford and vicinity that he has Just returned
from the cities with well selected stock of
DRUGS,
MEDICINES.
DFE-STUFFS.
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
STATTONERY
COAL OIL, LAMPS
AND CIR ,HNEYS,
BEST BRANDS or CIGARS,
SMOKING ) AND CHEWTNG TOBACCO,
FRENCH COMPETITIONS, &c. &c
The stock of Drugs and Medicines consist of the
purest quality, and selected with great care.
General assortment of popular Patent Medicines,
The attention Of the Ladies is particularly invi-
ted to the stock Of PERFUNERY, TOILET and FANCY
ARTICLES, consisting of the best perfumes Of the
day. COlognes, Soaps, Preparations for the Hair,
Complexion and Teeth Camphor ice for chapped
hands; Teeth and Hair Brushes Port MOnaies, &c.
Of Stationery, there IS Il tine assortment:
Billet. Note, Letter, Leaf aud Mourning Paper,
EnveIops Pens Pencils Ink Blank Deeds, Power
of Attorneys, Drafting Paper, Marriage Certif-
Gates. &c, &c. Also large quantity Of Books,
which will be sold very cheap.
Coal oil Lamp Hinge BHyner, can be lighted
without removing the chimney-all patterns and
prices. Glass Lanterns, very neat, for burning
Coal Oil, Lamp chimneys Of an improved pattern.
Lamp Shades OF beautiful patterns.
Howes Family Dye Colors, the shades being light
Fawn, Drab. Snuff and Dark Brown Light and
Dark Blue. Light and Dark Greon, yellow, Pink
Orange, Royal Purple Scarlet, Maroon, Magenta,
Cherry and Black
Humphrey Homeopathic Remedies
Cigars Of best brands, smokers can rely on \
good cigar.
Rose Ss7okiHg Tobcceo,
IHicbfgaR a1ld Soiace Fine Cut,
Natural LsaE TaCiSt and Big Ping,
Il Ere pI 4 y Sryyo
PURE DOMESTIC WINES,
CsnsiSsing stGyape, BLsckbsrry and EtdeJb'Ty
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
Iy-Tbe attention of physicians is invited to .he
stock of Drugs and Msdicjaes, which they cen
purchase at reasonable prices.
Country Merchants orders promptly filed. Goods
put up with neatness and care, and at reasonable
prices.
J. L. LEWIS designs keeping first class Drug
Store, and having Oh hand at all times general
assortment of goods. Being Druggist of several
wears experience physicians can rely on having
their prescriptions carefully and accurately com
pounded. teh y, 'oe-u
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WHEN is literary work like smoke?
When it comes in volumes.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30
Attorneus ut gaw.

TOSEPH w. TATE, ATTORNEY
] At LAW. BEDFORD, PA, will promptly
,3.and to collections Of bounty, back pay. &c,
md All business entrusted to his care in Bedford
mi adjoining counties
Cash advanced on Judgments notes, military
ari other claims,
Fss for sale Town lots in Tatesville, where a
-.ad Church is erected, and where large School
i,1se shall be built. Farms Land and Timber
1esro from one acre to 500 acres TO suit pur
s5aseTS.
once nearly opposite the ''Nengel Hotel and
Bank of Reed SeheH.
april 6, I666-ly
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30

%uCTHING EMPORIUM.-GEO.
prTNIND Merchant Tailor, Bedford, Pa,
~ .onstantIv on hand ready made clothing,
scb as coats pants, vests he aso general as
sortnent 1f cloths. cassimeres and gents furnish
jng goods of all kinds; also calicoes muslISs, &C.
az a. f,I doors west of Fyan's store and opposite
Rnsh's marble yard / invite aH to give me
call have Just received stock of new goods.
may25 &c.
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Lifting there
A thousand shadow -penciled valleys
And snowy dells in 3 golden air.

-AAEt -l'1l'T''J 71TI'- IT =
Still further, thirty or forty miles be-
hind it, arosetwogreat atsnowy pyramids,
evidently beyond the North Peak, and
not inferior to Mont Blanc. This view
was superior in all elements of simplic-
ity TO anything l had ever seen since
entering the mountains.
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TFETH INSERTED

: I u J II - III = 7 II
upon new style of base, which Is a combination
y, 'oid and Euicanite; also upon fulcanite, Gold,
fiatlBa and Silver
TEMPORARY SETS inserted if called for.
Special attention will be made to diseased gums
all cure warranted or no charge made,
IEEIH FILLED to last for life, and all work
IN lhe dental line done the entire satisfaction Of
a. 'r the money refunded. Prices to correspond
WITH the times
- | have located permanently in Bedford,
ana hall visit SchellsbuTg the lst Monday Of each
l9,oRthy remaining one week; Bloody Run the 3rd
Monday, remaining one week the balance of my
Gne can be found at my Office, 3 doors South OF
Tie Court House, Bedford, Pa.
noyl6. '66. VIM. W. VAN ORMER, Dentis..
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30

THE BOYS IN GREEN TO THE BoYs IN GRAY.
AlR-7Ae Hearing Of the Gresh.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-11-30

DR. GEO. c. DOUGLAS, Respect
1yfuly tenders his professional services to the
people Of Bedford and vicinity.
OFFICE doors West of the Bedford Hotei'
abgye Borders Silver Smith Store.
Residence at Mai Washabaugh's.
aug24. &C.
, 1866-04-30
LOCAL MATTERS,

We are Informed by \. Frfxb1c, Exo
The General Agent OF The 4tsoctusxkfs Iliu1i Id
Lesvranet Company that Wm. +. Brewacr, laie
Secretary Northwestern Mutual of Chicago has
Testlrn dosne,, nr tbII tnr1inn W. ,ns 1SHr Tx
i. nr anroiniment 1rnrthv ~ 1ha ia W."neh,s.tte
Mutual. The GtId 10 b.. nsc,nIcs III ~ ~ n1swsias
viii fnc,ude ihe S.o1c. nj S;nne.o;o - xyi.rorsiG
e1t tic Civ q! CHEZ now aneeessfnjr aeea-
p,ei by Nj Fri.bie' inr the e,c.eni .oe3, ~ ~
eGnmPauy. ..
vntnsI 80 sst Il = W .us FL
lniI 81 a1Sts Tgh. ~ 5" oae"ste1, NO. 400 Man-
uo1pn s1ee11 NAieaso. 4o3S-
wy,era and uo,,, q, r,,,.,,, o.e.
1!saen .eS lhem lnat when they VII rEactso when
toIslsa tIesao in ~ 9,s ~ s.
tntion oflhe country. Address
w'5o EP. EAs1aAs, Principal.
DyhrenfuFfasH Schony for G1rls.-Tt1A
nsanch Of the school Of Trade VIII be opened IN
elegant rooms on Dearborn street, between Lske
ana an lanoS!ph On f5s a1st Of My: ARpllsa,,ons
10 ana l1S Rasdofph street, between the hours o.
,r,. r,,.,. e-1.-.1
,,,..!.' nses,.. Snf - sn9 - tat,iaue;-4nc
aasy !fom 1i.i =: m; .6 Ep n s.aoents uag enter
" "a ia hanIaian stoosi aar III
-Au a1u au 4Ao opRosss .IS nusGu'l'
"@As =. 0tah- fuain- 1tluelpa"
Dybrcnfurth,s School fur Boya.-Thla
reW teum On the dr.t n Nav. Anniic..ion. fol ID.
~ - 49, 1nn,5 ~ - s.eto ~ 4. n. ~ 1is
1sa neanh 3e as ' hnrs ny S
IN M M 'A~~s' 0s''>~11 ~@ Ds"'' y, wefS
,,hs, ~ ;: NE Gs,,an,tui ~ ,.er 4m t,.I,
Taliman 4 Coiuns' Esyui1sn Caliai Sojd at ali
, 1866-04-30

,hsoks , to ood, The Father. Son and Holy Ghost,
.astained. and the epirif that hss ssne1ir-d ann
ocsee6 The etoIts that have been put forth bI he
" Nor h"estern Branch Of the unIted atstes Ebr1s.
tan Commission" 'eS ~1'4o-
, 1866-04-30

NEHCEuNUl1 NINfkGl%
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tgibune,]
C1sc1sHATI. April Is.
fLoUH-ffetd steady, md arm, with few buyers.
tRAN-"heat-Qnfet, but price. arc unclaimed.
Co1u-Scasce, and 1c higher with sales OF No. mi1r
at Sc. oats-Qu!et, but nrm. with sales Of No. At
&c. Aye-Acttre; Sales OF No, 1 At sc. BAsiey-la
faiE demand; sales Of Cauada spring at sSl.aa
WalakIK-Dult, at s2.12.
CoTToE-Nom1nal at sc for n,iddllng.
FrovtsIoSs-1TegulAr, but generally held DIM. Sale,
OF 800 hfls mess pork at 5.s.3ta So closing dult
Bscon-shouldess tu1l slices active, with sale. Of 100
hhds clear sides 1t Exc. B1lk mtats-1n eoot de-
mntd. with sales OF oo00 rs shoulders At HE 1oose
Small lots clear ndes lSc. Lafd-In active deuapd
With sales Of so1 tres city kettle at 2ac bnt gen
erallY held at 2le; Prime steam sold st 19lr.
MosET-gasy.
, 1866-04-30

=, What IL more common or dlstressine,
nm bilious AttAck2 WHO Is not familiar Tith
stomach and chest, low sp1rts, iestesaness gloom
mess OF mind, weannsas, dull headache, dirfy,
&Ieaar appearance OF the sdn, yellow sinee OF i6e
fcw, indeed, Of The more Ordinary ills or Lie are
Mofe widely prevalent. than these bilious disor-
qe1f and yet they may readily be got nd OF BY usIug
~ ~. neg Sanative Pills, ~ whoee operation the
vet vii be 1spicly ree,ored to healthy actipn. lie
xteafed sec1clons OF the stomach changed, al cos
lvepee removed. snd the whole syste:n assisted in
recovering lis FORMAL condition. Sold by ali druo-
Eists. ap2lw3GY 3t-w ZEE
, 1866-04-30


. NEW rosR. April Is.
dIitg. 1890
FLuTn-Less active and Closes heaYv at s7.ssas. 50
for eIE1 state: q 999 foT e1tfn ROUND nQop ono
3g-E@1941 for tf1dc brants.
-WnrIrr-Quiet at a 764se2fx 70. western.
GRA1S-Nhcat opened steady, but closed very dul
x11cgs.c1 for nsw winter red western; Fs-H3255 fr
aibsr G,ote 1a acfive n dec,n. E; @
sass for unsoua9 6sas7ks for s,aua 1riIea xess-
cfn In store and delivered Onts d1Il unchanged
at 4aS4sc 70! new western; saa.ee f,s old DO; 5as
S'f !9s nanaea dp,f At ~ fl, r, r. ,n ,n7.,,
rtnccd IN bond.
.PRor1s1oss-Pork opened ettilc4! nna firm. but
tloeed heavy. At x1I652 2a12x for ess; CLOSING
Mst Il E!s7h cash; ts6ie27.oo Ior ea do. aud s?s:s5a
11G0 pElt 450 brla new mt11 Tor 3lay. and July
seleis and buyers option at i214 7s5. Be-f steady
Il *tate9o50 for nex plain mess and FL for
Dew extra Mess. B. e{ hams ecaFCe and hrm at $3.50
4so-W. Cut Meats unchanged. at lpa1t4c FOR shoni-
dere mad 155s@ls4c for hams: Dacon 1aist and arm:
short ribbed Lard Drmer, Al 1.4@7lt. Rattcr qnlet,
At 70 &c fur Ohio and 90 t0c Tor Slate. Cheese dnll;
NJ lCAr7E. 7'
, 1866-04-30
St. Louis Market.

st. Louis Market.
Especial 0fsp4tch to The Chicag7 Tribune
st. LOUIS. Ap1'i u.
5onAcco-1n 'avor Of buyers At &aeoae..a; leaf at
sa+73ta31.na.
FLouR-Dul1er but nrm: 37.s1as 90 TOR falf % good
las e1lras and $9.3halA.oo for NX and xxx.
GHA1N-Nheat-Less inquiry At at.15a27o. Corn
active; 10000 sacks At t.ae.c for mixed and yellow.
ard 7lGe for Ehltc. oaA nsm ss 4d& tsc. barley u
1sQs5c.
PEoyts1oss-forf sdvancinG; msss e1a5o.
WuIsxEI-SA:cs 1t $2.l91e 19x
r,.@-, s1. Iours, April T.
Oals ateady. ~ -A@
FEotts!os@PoTk edranced to ses5e. n.con high.
a., a.; Ene heayy y 5TssrMcsooa Shoulders laxc. Get
WNtskkT-Urll 1t S9l9.
, 1866-04-30

Me6e msde known TO me when child. md In
cl11rsoyant state, since which hsye psde cop.tsnt
re IN ny ps7eiice. sad from the great success
have had ~ lts use for the Int eleven rrsrs.
th91Eht proper 10 bring Il before The public.
Prepared only by Miss Tennessee, the great C1sff.
to!ant md Magnetic Doctrcss, No ~ Hest Fifth
stree, below Mound. Cincinnati, OHIO.
For eaIe by III druggists 10 the United States.
Ittct tFo doIl1rr pcr bottle
JOHN D. PARK, General Agent,
No5theast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets.
, 1866-04-30


The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted At the close OF The scssions Of the Cook
County Ieachess Institute beld In this city dnring
the week past:
WHEREAS, Considering as We do the education
Q! the youth Of our land masier Of vital import.
anee. and npo1 which. under The guidlrce and
dc: ttnK Of a Divine Power, The faiufc prosperity
and saisat!on Of our coan., depends, We, TIE mem
befs o. TIL. Institute, do thefei..tC
Astort, That. IL teachers, We do feel thai there
Is lHcklng OF catneetness and zeal In our psofes.
Zion Of which we a,c all more OF 1ess eui1ty. ana
That We ase TOO apt to lo+c sight oI The cTeat end
and aim OF The teachers eiIurts.
AttGrtd, That we do itrrcby pledge ourselyes to
fe-entrs our school roonns W11h rcnewcu energy.
and 70 hhor more faithfully 10 discipline and dcvSl.
opc The yGuihfnl mind.
.HetG1,ed. That every teacher in Cook County
should avail ihemtelyrs OF the facilities offered ii
The Nnfieus Fertions Of the lnstiiutc for eef1n1.
rrosem'n. and uesm ii plea. urr as well as duty
10 be prc-crE
., Complimentary resolutions were also passed re.
terinc % 1ne County superintendent (E. F. Eber-
nttt). Dr Haven, Prot. Er1tllths, hon. Neyfon
ns'eman Hon Richard Edwalds, the board Of Ed
tic clttzruS ant othrfe
, 1866-04-30
Milwaukee Market,
TSnect81 Dtxn4trh u, thu f.bErn en Trthr,

Especial Despatch 70 tho Chicago Trt5una.l
MINIATURE. April g.
FIorH--Fiim. ealea 10 hrs Il $50 for double e1-
tn city io.6s 9 for do country fse!k for choice
extra; $50 for good extrs, and 800 foz supe~ e~npe.
0AA1S-NhtA At irregular md active, but 1oHer Sales
at the morning Board OF s. ao0 bu No. at $t9a
cash, At tho nooa Board, ssles 1876 900 bu ut saa
casht e for spring receipts; S.,l7 for No. T. and
sls for rejected summer receipts Street sales this
afternoon. 5oM0 bu 1t tl.60 for No. l. Oats-5ales
1000 bu Al Ahc foE summer rocc,pts.
PEovlsioss-Buttes-sse for extra choice aud 2lc for
GOOD roll Eggs-sales At 1sc-
FkI1oD1-Unsctsled At 9c TO Buffalo and lako to
IuweSo.
Ezc11rrs-1.oco bris 1our 36 ooo bu wheat, 5000 bu
oats.
sHuuxSIs- bu nour, q TOO bu wheat.
, 1866-04-30
Distance yet To a67
one'thtrd OF total length .............., a520

ShoN Of tWo-thlfds. lfds...,,..., 81 fNet
Should the work progress without tuteuunt,on
lIe iEo.thitds distance will be completed by Wed
nezday Eight next Al tie 11te OF twenty-five teet
pr dhy land It vii fuy aycsaee that nom both
the end OF September next. They are meeting with
some little gas IN the western section, But moi
enough TO cause Hctjore delav
, 1866-04-30
mA1 sTRAKoscu, Director.


Ms. sHahosch announces with much pleasure tha
he has In n al1r an enhancement With ann,
OF the nrttsfn of II sRrrrrE,a r.Iohr., ~ Ir.rT..
opFrt TDor7DF - ~ - Iosatss aEtt q .
~ .tsa tAooFs' aun tnd Acade&n5 or Music, View
iofE. and COMPLETE CHORES AxD oRCn1sTRA, CON
pr1sng Some OF the most tAlentt artists in Auer3ok
wifi .shorn h. Vt1l ,Ivn . h,1., ...... n.E,.s. ~
wv, ,an. sno ~ ~m Eve o11a seaso1 alm'ted te
e%E.s % nlen1s} o. ahhaO ITALIAN uPERa. which
will be produced ia.a style unt1valled BY any pthel
management.
7he following eminent artists from the Nev York
1eaoemy ofMnsie constitute the Grand italian 0pera
Company:
Gignora ANGELINA GnyOyL tbs 1.mon, a,,,
OF alusIc New Yorf. md Thcatre Tscnr tfcvsr.
N'no. sWsrTA psTrr STs,. x1s nrC1 NV =. 'atto.
ContTnitn- - - . AnAnoa.a' 'no FaFos1le
ITima Donna lkeieIn. NS '011> ~As 'sU
EfRpor SASsIM1L1ANt tina r,r1nc,,s1 rsr,r ,t -.
NV YoTF ha:fan md phii.d.inse1 sa aeaor 2. toe
M1s.c. ~' -sS91 -''S N'tA'''paa 0esaeo'ea OF
~" ssNA' me eminent Teaor from the Sew
Au.A AtAasmy.
s,.nor MspVa ~. @.1nna assos@es o. Aoac.
tbe w. vnE teG famous soanH baritone, fsoca
'ps s,sna. Mew s,3.1,!r s9.1 aeanemy.
elenof suSlSl. the wotid-rentwutd DA1so PrplIndo
nom me New fotk Academy:
, 1866-04-30
m i II IN d .
DI e ID.

In EeE Yosk. on Tuesday, April 24las, Mt Calvary
Church. BY The Rev TertnchetL OF Maryland, N. z.
FhIkrAEh. Esq- Of Chicago. and HELEN Ltv-
, 1866-04-30

New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEASa- Anrli g.
CoI!ox-StH! unsettled. Sales or 30 bales new
mtddl!h2 At 3oc. To.day's receipts, $50 haics.
FlDCk-SEpc1Epe $3.50.
GEAlS-cofu auict At 81 loeS1,tc- Gus nrr at Goc.
PEnv1sioSs--P0sk nc. AacGn shoulders l13c
lihotd sides Gkc: clear Ike. LAsd ztler At s1rtc
MoSET-Go!d 10 ttt1tn;. - FEatct ifE,
FnEnn1a-To New York, S:.t0 + bale: rest uaal'
tered.
Baltimore 3Iur!kcr.
NAL 1xozz, Apyi, as.
GHarH-Nh,nt stesdy. c n stesdr, At SSa9ac for
white and &c for yellow Ace. ip saeayy. Oats ur.
At Sc
PHorls1ays-Buoyant aen frn.
GEoCTRtH-suEaf efcaur Coffee dull rad ET1opins.
WH1aKKT-Dull and quiet, - t-asfoe Western.
milwaukee, Market.
StLwACKEE, April -
FLoIR-FiIm at 9.sa Tor t!rubla e1tta spring.
GnAE.Wheat has A decti.taz tendency: Sl.so for
F,E10HTs-Tnscttled; &c 20 NufEalo.
KKCKlPff-1, 90 tiss hrlv 's1d ii 90 h1 TheE:.
EHif4EsTS- oil9 1!1nF aud LEO bn ttclt-
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, April -.
FLoCR-Quiet.
GEI1s-Mheat-Sew amber BI1chIsa. &C lover
Other grades ste1oy aud quilt. Corn ectlFe At Sc
for No. yellow. Oats advanced ic; tic io< No.l
Wabash.
FEDlonGs-Dulr: DC to oswero,
, 1866-04-30
Auetto1t Sales,
VIM. A. BUFFERS & co.,
Auctioneers & Commission Merchants
PALMEIsS BLOCK,
- >@-N~'A-~ Ia A. - &sb9A$

GENTEEL HOUSE FURNI-
~ 1oAE, &C., a 20 E?,th 1.atHW tSHsWeganon street,
9n MoMnpAI IT Aerl got. at u O'Clock NJ Dwelling
Wi. 4. BUFFERS 4 CO..
4<11 Auctione r.,
nRY GOODS, CLOTHS, GAS.
- SIMaREs: G!othius: Hats. Caps. Boots. snoe,.
9,eloct. as E1.ttrs' auction Rooms, Ia P>imefs
Block. II and iS raudolph street. .---,
VIVA DDTTEE3 CO.,
1<I3 Auction trs,
, 1866-04-30
3kLuSt.

I OST-H -Horses-Twenty-tiyo dol
lsrs I,.va.d. From tho ore on North ClasEs.1
TWO biz 9eatel borsea. Urtte spot 60 Eoreafaa MI
Aoith C11xx street.
, 1866-04-30

Go 70 n +. merrlll's for tho largest
and best assorted slock OF kerusene ionns Ian.
1nefns. ehandelters, glassware, &C., &C.. II and "a
, 1866-04-30

so 20 tho Bext-t3o 70 BFVanf Z Strat.
I0ne Chlcago Commercial College to get 4 tho.-
onen' practical business educshon. or 10 become
Gooa IelesIapa Operator. Address tor circulars
ORYAAT q STRATToN. ChtcaRp Ill. --1'
, 1866-04-30

At Athtns, Greecs, March 9Th. lss6 FANNIE,
youngest ch1d Of Ds. II. D. ka1opothakes. eeed i
nnnth
, 1866-04-30
Qbtfa9o Gribn1e.
MONDAY, al Ri 80, 1855.
THE CITY,

ok1!Ep.-Ihe report Of the Committee On tn.
fat"ell Testimonial Fund. submitted last eyeuinS
a. ine annnal @ meeting Of The y. N. c. A., is un..
fn1sso fronsng LAO over. Also. letter from NJ A. {,
, 1866-04-30
Tn Rt,lt.

ITO RENT-Piauo Stool and Cover
l TO \ perso1 th.. viii take Souo care Of tho
se1e Piease antwez immediately. Aourts1 Hax
1877, Chicsso, III. W
, 1866-04-30

ST. GEoR0E.-We arc Informed That The G.
Georges society Of this CITY intend soon IA conn.
menee tho erection OF hall. at some point. no,
announced. In the West Division. The coz, nj 1he
structure wall be about z10 coo; II IL fntended IN
ne sn orament TO the West Division, and viii BE-
FL Eak 8 convenience 70 the dWe1ler1 m that section.
poees, 1"1 eAae3 Ptf'
, 1866-04-30

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, 1866-04-30

DyhrenfurElass School for GIrIs.-ThlA
branch Of the school Of Trade Will be opened IN
elegant roone on Dearborn street, between Lske
anu Randolph, On the ntxt OF Mny. Applications
for adlssion thon1d be made al the principal Office
1lG and 11s Rasdolph street, between the hours oi
g aapt D. IN. HSt3
, 1866-04-30

Where and IEaxv TO Educate our Sous,
-"Teach them that which they u III practice when
they become men, Eastman National Bueiness
College Chicago, Ill, the popular practical lnstl-
tnt1on Of the country. Address
w5O T. r. EASTMAN, Principal.
, 1866-04-30

WonK ron 7u1 TsENproYEn Acknowledgement ~,
~ klnds u stin urgently wanted 1T the Buresu Of
Emp'osment Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
aahon for Large numbers OF men and boys who are
looking ioE work. An parties Who can furnish voyr
o. any 0no. eapecaally light work for men who
4netteoato their applications 10 Room Is,