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Movements of Troops in Canada.

MONTREAIr June 6, 1865
strong force Of soldiers has been ordered to Sher
brooke and additional supplies of ammunition and
provisions gong to st. Johns. Two batteries of
field artillery have gone to Isle aux NOir and
Huntingdon.
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PhalOn's "Paphian LOti0no is the Only Re.
liable remedy for bemishes of the skin.
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The Weather.
LONDON, June q, 1858.
The weather to-day is fine and warm.
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with neatness quckness and despatch twenty-five per
cheaper than at other printing In The city.
at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT n Nassau street
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KENTUCKY.
The WoodIawn Races.

LOUISVILLE, June Q, 1903.
There was another fine attendance at the Wood
lawn Course yesterday. Two races came or The
first race was for the Louisville Hotel purse Of s4OO
for colts and nes three years DID, two mile heats,
W ich resulted as foIlows:-
John Kilgour's b. I. by Lexington, dam
Gyclra by imp. Sovereign. ............
J. w. Loud's ch. c. Dick Jackson........ 2 q
Leroy Paul's ch T. Jessamine Porter.... dis
A. Buford's b. C. Grassland. .............. Q 8 dis
First Nue. Second MHe. Total.
nedt.... ...........l.ol Loo 3.46
second neat. at.............l:bl 1:N 3:45
Thlrd neat. t..............1:54 1:53L 3:47L
The second race was for the Walter Scott Glove
purse OF $780, free for all ages dash OF one mile and
was won by John Kig0Tr's blk. T. three years old by
imp. Mickey Free, out Of Brown Kitty beating n B.
Cheaham's b. h. Qtt0wah, aged, second; L. c. vitte-
loev's ch. T. Melinda Lewis, four years, third and
OF AltOrf. fourth. Time 1:bl. -
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bouquet des Antilles Excels all Other Per.
fumes the desirable qualities of Sweet Lasting and Cheap
Price 76 cents. Sold everywhere.
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Boots, Shoes, CATERS and slippers In Every
'-''''' '-'N'' G. O. RICHMOND
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
attend meetings printed in the neaest possible uanne
other similar place nthe city at the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTA BLISHMENT,N 81 Nassau street.
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The Municipal Oficers in the State 10 be
Installed on the 10th.

NEW ORLEANS, June g. 1858.
General Buchanan announces the result of the
municipal elections throughout the State. The
New Orleans officials will be installed on Wednesday,
the 10th inst the present ncumbents then vacatlng
The newly elected officers Of other municipalities in
the State will take possession on the seventh day
after the receipt Of this order. All officers
quired to take the oath Of July, 1852 and in Of
inability to thus qualify themselves the present
incumbents will hold over until successors are
qualified,
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Clash With the Military Authorities-PrOcIa-
nation BY the Board Of fResistration-The
New Ohicers Told When to Assume Their
Offices and the Legislature Convened.


This mornings Republican contains a proclama-
ton by the Board OF Registration created by the late
convention which takes direct issue with tho late
commander The proclamation quotes the ordinance
creating It, and rectes that the district commander
has failed to recognize the requirement of the
constitution, which provides that all civil officers
elected shall enter upon the discharge of their du les
on the second Monday after the return OF the elec
ton is officially promulgated or as as qualified
according to law: also that the General Assembly
third Monday after the Official PRONUNCIATION afore-
ild; tina, failure to naugurate the State olces
above provided would prevent the eVa existence of
she General Assembly, the present acting Governor
being constituonally unable TO approve any act of
said General Assembly; and without the approval of
the Governor, it being impossible for any legislative
enactment to become n law, and thus efiectuay pre-
Congress; that the commanding general is nOt above
the laws of Congress, nor above the convention
which framed the constitution. The proclamation
concludes iolOwS:-
Consutions Convention to govern all matters Of detail in
lied by Congress the said Constntiona Con-
Soar whe 1s 4 @ s M IN the to the
ton; now therefore, T. s. B. Packard chairman of the
imposed by said Constitutional Convention upon and by
nos ns al all S e sn ye@ "nsr tin IN & hereby o
the said constitution requires that they qualify and
s Ky IL s
nHs 'es snde The the ss
that by article i59 of said constitution they
day. Ns% notify
All officers now in office that by the constitution their
terms OF oce expire at twelve o'clock NJ Monday, June
ID 1855 at which time they will deliver up said Offices with
appurtenances bereto to their declared duly
elected by special order No 2 OF the military of
the Firth Nil ary District, issued June 1868 Provided,
that In All cases where the officers elect do not qualify accord
ing to the laws of Congress and of
cumbents will hold until qualify
successor shall have been appointed officer declared
elected who is able to qualify. s. B. PACKARD,
Chairman of the Board Of Registration.
Mr.. Packard was arrested to-day and taken to
headquarters but released on his personal recog-
nizance to appear before the military commission,
which viii be organized Immediately.
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A Meerschaum Of POllak & SON tho Best.
store 81 John, middle Of block. Repairing done. Boil-
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A Meerschaum of POllak g. Son Ii the Best
the cheapest. 4s6 Broadway, Broome. Repairing
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Dibble's Jap0nica Juice is just the Thing Fer
chdrens hair this OF year. Sold Broadway
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The Famous COrner-91 Nassau Street,
Fulton Metropolitan job Printing Establishment
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Neatness, Economy and Despatch CombineA
the execution Of Metropolitan Job Printing Estsb
ishmeni 81 Nassau street.
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A.-Save SO q Month and Secure Homo
Of For full particulars apply at 9S Spring street,
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Good Man Spealseth the Truth In His
heart and walkoth uprighty in RICHMONDS Boots. G0
roadw
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At Adolph New's--Kid Clovoe for Ladies' and
Gentlemen The best only dollar. ADOLPH NEW,
No. 2l0 Sixth avenue, corner Of Fourteenth street.
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CALF ORNlA.

Departure Of the Steamship Nebraska with
Passengers and Treasure.
SAN FRANCISCO June s, 1868.
The North American steamship Company's steam
ship Nebraska sailed for Panama to-day with 2o4 pas
sengers and $1is,OO0 silver bullion.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Information Fur-
nished and Prizes cashed In gold by ORIHUELA Co., IL
Cedar street,
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DIR. VerGnos' ElectPO.Chemical Baths, C0rx.
Eleventh Fourth avenue-To the nervous rhe
matte and all sufferers from chronic diseases mpury Of
thah hlood
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A.-Haxard & Caswclps Pure

COD LIVER OIL.
Best In the world.
Manufactured on the shore, by CASWELL. HAZARD
q CO., under Fifth Avenue Hotel.
BatchelOrSs Hair Dyc.-Thc Best In tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless reliable, nsanta
neous. Factory 10 Bond street,
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A New Railroad Company Orsanized-Road
Through California and Nevada Projected.

CAN TKANCISCO, JuIe o, I5Oos
The citizens Of Nevada and California have or
ganized company to build railroad from point
on the Central Pacific Railroad on Humboldt river,
eastern Nevada, to the head Of navigation on Colo.
RADIO river. connecting with the line Of the Southern
Pacific Railroad, with O capital stock OF 81, 500 000
The length OF the road will be about $50 miles.
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Delightful Tonic Beverage-Rhus Wlnes
at Caswell, Hazard Co.'S. ALEX. HUDNUT CO.
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A.-Phalon's "Paphlan Soap0 Possesses tho
properties the "Paphan Lotion" 25 cents cake
Will mol chap the skin; Ii Invaluable for the TOILET.
BATH and NURSERY.
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A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad
way and Union square also at 1857 Broadway.
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A.-Phal0n's "Paphinn Lotion" Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYSIP-
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For First Glass Printing Of Every Descrip.
ton 10 the Metropolitan Job Printing Establishment,
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LARCENY OF FCARPETs.-Ralph Simons was arrested
yesterday, and committed to prison at Jefferson
Market, to await his trial on charge preferred by
Herman M. Meyers, OF West Thirtieth street. for
stealing carpet worth SIS. The prisoner admitted
having sold the carpet to one 0Donnell, OF Eighth
avenue, near Seventeenth street.
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Established In 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job
Printing Establishment "a NSUAh street.
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Tho Evening Telegram.
THE EVENING rELEoRAx. UNLIKE THE oruER
EVENING JOURNALS OF THIS CITY, FINDS rrs
COLUMNS so CROWDED WITH INTERESTING NEVIS
THAT ANY OTHER THAN LIVE ADvERrrsEnESrs-
CHANGING FROM DAY TO DAY-ARE ALMOST EN-
rIRELY EXCLUDED
OWING TO THE UNPRECEDENTED INCREASE ~
THE ADVERTISING PATRONAGE or THE EVENING
TELEGRAM. MANY OF oUR ADVERTISEMENTS ARR
VERY OFTEN USAvorDABLY CROWDED OUT on
ACCOUNT OF IMPORTANT NEWS. ON SATURDAY.
EVENING ALONE IT CONTAINED BETWEEN EIGHT
AND NINE COLUMNS OF ADVERTISEMENTS; sur
OWING TO VAST AMOUNT OF VERY INTERESTING
NEWS HAVING BEEN RECEIVED AT A LATE HogR
MANY OTHER ADvERrrsE1EHTs WERE pEBARRED
FROM MEETING THE PUBLIC EYE. VIZ MUST
AGAIN RESPECTFULLY sEo OUR ADVERTISERS TO
HAVE PATIENCE A LITTLE LoxoER AND rEssx
prsApPorxrxExrs WILL sE oBvrArKp rHEr ARR
ALSO REMINDED THAT BY HANDING In THEIR
ApvRRrrsxrRvrs EARLY IN THE MORNING they
NOT ONLY SECURE FOR ruEx
CONSPICUOUS PLACE IN THE PAPER,
arr ALSO PRECLUDE rHE POSSIBILITY or HAVING
TEEN CROWDED OUT.
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A.-The World Ii In Blo0m..Nature Wears
SMILE But the victim Of Nervous Debility like
bghted branch In the sunshine. Let him reytaxe, tono
and purify his system with TARRANT'S EFFERvESCENr
SELTZER APERIENT, and within week he will feel like
A man. gold bv all druQpistn.
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Without Doubt III. q. Farrell has the
largest stock OF Furniture and Carpets In the city and
judging the crowd still In the place h8
doing business In the trade S68 -
Eighth avenue 267, 269 and g71 around the
The New York herald., 1868-06-07

SIDNEY STATION, u. r. r. r., May I, 1S88
On the 10Th ultimo the Indians attacked two men
about five miles west OF this station, and succeeded
in sca'png and killing one or them. named Daniel r.
Davidson, who had relatives living in New York city.
The deceased was buried at Sidney.
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A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
Cuffs, Broadway and Union square, also wholesale and
retail at 367 Broadway.
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Wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hair.-Bea
LOR'S, 16 Bond street.
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LOUISIANA.
Order Of General Buchanan-The Quarantine
Regulation Amended.

NEW ORLEANS June O, 1858.
General order No. "a, issued yesterday by Gen.
era Buchanan states that by virtue OF instructions
from the Adjutant Generals Office the quarantine is
so amended as to direct vessels from infected ports
without epidemic disease on board to be quarantned
for tweny-one days and thoroughly fumigated. Ves-
sells having had epidemic disease on board TO be
Of the last case.
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SeCOnu meutlOne0 la0y 10 ratner nl0n toned and
too fond OF the cdncdntc display while Venus could
be well spared and judiciously handed over TO
Niblos, where no doubt she would do well
ably; but the. others, Including Juno had no
pretensons to fair vocalism. Jupiter has an excel
lent sator sea IN M % s p
funny eyes, while his ddactic mode Of utterance and
versatility Of grmace give sufficient raciness to the
taxing Pluto with the distractions OF EurydIce, the
gods, demi-gods and minor deites bnrst into open
eSs 3,
and erect One OF the best scenes In the piece that
Is one OF the most grotesque and Ridiculous Is when
there Is also well arranged chorus. "Gloire Glolre
a Jupiter" was given in spirited style by the whole
e
merit, with the exception Of the scene when Jupiter
disgulsed as n.y. enters the boudoir OF Pluto where
provofed e Sss laughter s we
SScS loud %.r. 'PpsaS;s ns s5ss duets
the dead waters Of the siyS in the backs BACKGROUND and
the Internal regions and Eurydice with all the del
ties Of olympus and Hades seated at table drinking
Opinion Jupiter announces that Eurydce shall Ins re-
turn with Orpheus her spouse, he walking toward
looks back she Is lost to him forever But the IN
lucky fiddler too anxious to see that Eurydice would
not again be spirited away, and being. startled
and Eruydce dsappesrs. The % entire closes M @ % WIN
general dance in which all take part. or the charac
duced perhaps - well - the author intended IT, and
that is not very commendatory. II is extravaQant
even for opera boue, for the performers In some
parts appear to be entirely unlicensed. Extremes OF
burlesque produce contempt and care should be
ceeded. These remarks might be applied equally to
the recent performances OF opera boune at the
French theatre, though there the Representatives
had not the same opportunity for display Although
"Orphee aux Enferso partakes largely OF the f>rce
has many excellent and redeeming tolpta
Mile. Lambeile 10 q capital singer knd 3
graceful actress sna deservedIy won the
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school districts shall not exceed five mills
on the dollar in any one year, and shall not
be subject to re-divison, as hereinatter
provided in this section" 49,
HAwxHURsr offered the following as an
additional section:
"Al1 cities and counties shah be held
accountable for the destruction OF school
property that may take place within theit
respective limits by incendarles or open
violence" .....-.,
The vote was taken upon motion &c
Law this on the table, aud resulted ayes
80, noes 33. :
Mr.. j. II. THOMPSON, who had voted IL
the affirmative, finding that his name
had not been entered on the re.
cord according as he had voted, asked
permission to vote. The CHAIR decided
that he could not vote. From this al
appeal was taken. In course of the dis
cussion on the appeal Radical asked the
CHAIR if it was decided that the member
could vote, could not other members
change their votes. WHITE, who was 10
the chair, made the two questions paraliei'
and answered in the affirmative, thus de-
feating the motion to lay on the table, a.
several negro members changed theil
votes upon the hint thus given by theil
Radical masters. 1.-THE attempt to cut MT
THOMPSON out of his vote having failed
the Radical Convention thus made SUD-
terfuge of the question as to the privilege
Of members to change their votes. Inc
question of privilege was made equlvalen'
with that of an absolute right, and in this
manner proposition, having in itself bu'
little Importance, was carried through
How petty!1
Pending the further discussion Of HAWK
HURsr's proposition, the Convention ad
iourned.
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The Strife for Office.

Never in the history of the State has
there been such strife for Office as that
now going on in the socalled Republican
party. There are Individual rivalries OF
great bitterness, and there is wide di-
vision OF the party into two wings deadly
opposed to each other. HUNNICUTT-who
was devoted secessionist and rebel when
secession and rebellion were in the ascend
ant, and who is, now that they are defeated,
their unsparing defamer; who detested
and denounced negroes when slaves, and
who now adores them, since they are free
and hare rotes-is the head Of one of the
great wings. The other is led by we kno"
not whom. The one (HUSNlCUTTsJ is
wholly negro, and the other has white
element. One has some pretenslon to
respectability the other repudiates de-
cency and soap, and is welded to rags and
strong odors. One runs the Union
Leagues-these are the respectables the
other maneuvres the Political Aid Socie-
ties, which are under HUNNICUTT, their
High Priest. Bearing these things in mind,
we can understand the furious assaults OF
HUNNICUTT upon unnamed persons whom
he sometimes sneers at as respectableS."
The Priest considers himself strong as
leader of the Black Army; but the
League" has command of the commits
sary department-the Bureau-which is
serio usly to the disadvantage of the High
Priest.
There will be hot times over the offices.
HuNNIcUTT, like the King of Abyssinia, is
endeavoring to burn his adversaries in their
own houses. 1t is apprehended, however,
unless he has requirements in the h. K
KS, he will be terribly routed. There is
much treachery towards him. The truce
between him and even UNDERWOOD is hol-
low-merely extending to his election from
this city to the Conyention-and he will
very probably join the force that is about
to overwhelm bis ally of Hunnicutt Hall.
Virginia is like noble ship that's strand
81 on barbarous coast. The barbarians
are hght'ng over her rich freight. i.
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ANOTHER OF FoRNET's LIEs.-FoRNET
writes to the Philadelphia Press concern
ing the "rebel" Journals Of Richmond
that they are fed and fattened by the
cold State governments and by Federal
!" patronage" Which is lie without
even q semolance of foundation. Governor
PER. ONT las no patronage; and there is
no other State government here. And as
to the Federal patronage, that is all be-
slowed upon HUSS1CUTT as a reward for
publishing Radical paper nearly as low
and mean as FoRNEY's two dailies. Hun
S1curT also gets the Convention printing.
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and give them powerful means oi ollps
ing the great corporations now depressing
,beir trade to liberal terms. This is to
encourage and assist the construction OF
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. Its
easy grades and short route to sea will
make it the best line of transportation 70,
them one which in winter will be to them
Invaluable.
Chicago could in no way more decidedly
benefit herself than by atfording aid tc
this enterprise. Very little is needed, and
that little will pay back better than any
enterprise now opened to her involving nj
larger outlay.
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Ohlcaeo is quite aroused on the subject
Of freights to the eastward. The Cbamhsr
Of Commerce of that city recently adopted
decided resolutions denouncing the efforts
of the New York Central railroad at mo-
nopolization, and the Erie canal for hip II
charges on freights. The Chamber declares
'nst the Injurious measures Of these lines
org driving transportation to the Missis-
sippi river.
1ne people Of Chicago have it in their
po"oi " secure the early completion of o
line of communication with the sea which
WIN 80 isE 70 insure their independence,
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EVERY AFTERNooN.-This is the title OF
very entertaining and intelligent after
noon paper published in New York. 1t is
edited with taste and talent, displaying
high literary attainments. 1t blends choice
literature with the daily chronicles, which
are very gracefully indited and arranged
For sale by TURNER.
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SIS WALL sTREET, OFFICE No. Q,
New York. March Is, 1865.

a GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK
n HOLDERS OF WESTHAM IRON COM
PANY will ne held ut SIS Wall street, room p
on TUESDAY, April 81, 1865, at Il NJ, to
ratifv the acts of the committee appointed
June 25, 1867; 10 confirm action referred 10 IN
circulnr issued b. Directors Of Dover Com
many February &C, 1865 and in general, 10
transact any business which may be neces-
sary under the Code of Virginia in accepting
Il charter of incorporation, # deemed eHpe'
dent or otherwise. ~-.
FREDERICK H. WOLCOTT,
NH eo1n, President.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Obeying tie instructions given at the bal
lot-box by the people Of Greenbrier, the
supervisors of that county-please remem-
Der, it is in West Virginia-have sub
scribed s25O,O00 to the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company's stock.
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Meeti4a1S.

RICHMOND BANKING AND 1NSU-
H. RANCE COMPANY.-T regular an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF the klcn,
mond Ranking and Insurance Company will
be held Mt the office of the company on WE'D.
NESDAY the first day of April neNt at II
clock M. JOHN +. y. fol1
NH Old Secretary.
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TOR RENT, that large and very desira-
Il bla BRICK RESIDENCE on the kss,
south side Of Cary between First and Sc :.iH
cond streets, at present occupied by Will "-<N
son g. Thomas, containing nine rooms,
kitchen. stable, SC, with gas and water
throughout Possession had on lst OF April,
1865.
three. story BRICK DWELLING on Fourth
street, between Grace and Franklin streets,
containing six rooms kitchen, &c.
FOR RENT,
small FRAME COTTAGE on north side of
Clay, between Twenty.eighth and Twenty
ninth streets, with four rooms, kitchen, &c
FOR RENT,
side of Mayo street, No. 223, near Broad, with
six rooms, kitchen, gas, water, &c.
FOR RENT,
that very desirable BRICK DWELLING on
the east side OF Twenty sixth, between Leigh
and N streets, containing six rooms, kitchen,
&c.
BRICK COTTAGE RESIDENCE on north
side of Leigh, between First and Foushee
streets, with five rooms, kitchen, &c.
FOR RENT,
two story BRICK DWELLING on south
side Of Grace, near Twenty seventh street,
with six room2, kitchen, &c.
FOR RENT,
STORE corner Eighteenth and Main, suitable
for any business:
STORE corner Of Eleven Tn and Cary, and the
fixtures of :. bar, complete, for sale.
FOR RENT,
Church Hill. -
Apply to LYME & BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
mh27-9t l439 Main street.
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DIED.

In Brunswick, Mo-, February l4th, l6C3, IL
the residence Of her son-in law, Mr.. Franz.
Kennedy, Mrs. ANN EDWARDS, aged fifty
six wears, wife of Captain q. w. Edwards
formerly of Norfolk, and latterly Of Rich
mond Va.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th of February, ls6S, by the Rev
Mr. Tyree, J. HASKINS HOBSON to Eo'
NICE MICHAUX, daughter of Mr.. Tschar
ner Michaux both of Powhatan county, Va
Religious Herald please copy.
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FOR SHIRTS TO MEASURE.

FOR SHIRTS TO MEASURE.
This is a speciality with u.s. We have sam
pies of all leading BRANDS OF MUSLIN,
PLAIN and FANCY LINENS, and FRENCH
CAMBRICS.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN
ALL CASES. NH Pm
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Lost. Strayed. and F0s.ssd.

NOTICE.-My stable was entered on
~ the morning Of the 18th instant, about
O. clock, and the following articles stolen--
viz.
One eleven inch MCCLELLAN SADDLE,
complete, with crupper straps and
pockets;
One new BkIDLE and BIT,
One old Birdie and BIT, rs good a
new:
One HALTER made Of webbing, with
leather reins.
A reward of ten dollars will be paid for the
recovery Of the above articles
L. ID. EACHO,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office OH Fourteenth street between
NH 30-3t Main ana rankin.
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OFFrCRoF THE DOVER COMPANY, }
SIS WALL STREET, OFFICE NO. g,
NEM YORK Mnrch Is. lsGS. J

GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK
"A HOLDERS of the DON ER COMPANY
will be holden at the Office of the company, Ill
the city of New York TUESDAY, April 81,
1865 nj II M, to take into con2idera ton the
expectancy OF reducing the capital stock OF
the company, to ratity the acts OF the Dlrec-
tors i'm rela ton 10 the subjects mentioned III n
printed circular issued 10 the stockholders
February &c, 1865, and TO transact any other
business which may be deemed exredient.
LESLIE CHASE,
NH 2o-lm Secretary and Treasurer.