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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24

FRoM THE Rio GRANDE.-lhe New Orleans
Delta Of June 10th says; -ro
By passengers just arrived from the Rio
GIande, we learn that everything on that
border was quiet. In Tamaulipas revolu-
ton, guerrero, who was beaten for Governor
by Serna, was progressing, and likely to
grow into a general war. The politics of
these two gentlemen do not materially differ,
both being Liberals; but Serna is the more
liberal OF the two. We see it stated in a
Yesterday evenings paper that there was
likely TO be a combination OF the forces of
Mejia and Marquee with those of Guerrero,
if which should occur the same old struggle
between the Liberals and the Church Party
viii be certain to come up. .-.s...
The Rio Grande has been very high, over
flowing the low lands, and destroying ex-
tensiYe feds Of corn.
Colonel Ford bad gone to San Antonio, to
consult with Colonel Van Dorm, in compli-
anee with the orders of the latter. -
There were no apprehenslons Of further
Cortina distufbap ces, af'er the whipping he
got on the 22d ult, at CArizo and the forces,
as distributed, would give ample protection
against Indians.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
appointment of Consuls, Nc,

WAsHMGToN, june 2l-The President
has appointed the following United
States Consuls William Porter Miles.
Of Louisiana, at Tripoli; William F. Mas, OF
kehtucky,- at Shutgard; William Bebo, Of
Tennessee, at Tangi,r; William Fl. Russell,
Of Missouri, at TTiDidsd de Cuba Charles ].
HunGel, of illinois, at StittiD; George True.
q Ohio, at Fnnchal; James 4. Meton, Of
Wisconsin, at Halifax r. i. Barbor, of
Ohio, at hatsnzas; A. l.. Wolff, of Iowa, at
Rash
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24

MUSIFIcERT DoNAFI0Ns.-We learn, says
the Boston TranseTipt, that DR.. William j.
Walker, Of this city, who is one Of the
most opulent surgeons In the country, has
given property estimated to be worth $9O,-
600, 10 establish Professorships 10 Mathe-
matics in three of the Colleges Of Massachu,
sets. These institutions are Williams, Am-
receive $4,000 for the purpose above named.
DR.. Walker is graduate of Harvard Col
lege ard Unitarian, but in the bestowal Of
his portion of his property, has eyinced a
wise.ahd comprehensive view of the needs
OF these institutions.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
TRANSPORTS roR PRNsAooLA.-The steam

IHAhsFOkIs IOH TENBAUOLA.--Ine sL6an-
ship Stale Of Georgia, for Fort Pickens,
ssiied from New York Thursday afternooa' a.
she had on board sixty-four men and Eve
officers of Wilson'S zonaves, who were left
behind. The officers are Captain Whiting,
Adjutant Henry, Lieutenants Latham and
DSnslow, and Eusign Black. The transport
Oily Of NsD Fork, lying at pier twenty niue,
North River, will depart for Pensacola to-
morrow. She has a cargo of coal and shot.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
ny TELEGRAPH.
subjugation of the Rebels.

Matters around FdiLfdz-More Skirmisdcs-
More Soldiers from NassdcLusstts-Et-
Peeted Adrance from Washington on Ma.
ndssaS or Richmond Troops at the Capi.
tai. SouH Caroiisians Scared and icilt
Remain al Home KnWeky Neutrality
agreed Upon-Pcople Of Eastern Vjrgiaia
Hostile TO the Re5eis- Feotsqt Stare Atoci
, heS-.Late from Fort Pickens-- More Reg.
ipents from Indiana
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
MUSICAL.

s. A URA LEA ."-JUsT PUBLISHED, 4
til, : Aura Lea 'f Poetry by W iHLN NuSlcs
" Fesoicb, ksq Price 25 gts, JOHN -
CHURCH, in. Importer If Music aud
Musical Instruments 6ti West Fourth.st. spl6
FNyBR TUNER,s GUIDE.-A TREATISE
n on Tuning the Piano forte Organ, nslodeon
and Seraphiue, comprising ample instructions and
a specification f Defects and their Benedies Prico
a. Cen's Oh receipt of which II will be sent post
paid J CHURCH, JR tib West Four;h-at aplj
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
THE Wan PotIcv oy rHH ADMINISTRATORS.
Tie Boston 1raVsilsr has dispatch from
WashinOfon NJ hich saVa. -... --.

At the st. Andrew, Scotch, celebration
last niRht,sSeeretary of War Cameron made
a speech. He said ave now have in the
field quarter of million soldiers for the
defense of the Government, and before the
SHOWS and frosts of The coming winter will
have five hundred thousand soldiers in the
field. The Presidentvill not take one step
backward, hut will wage the war with vigor
until wsr is no longer needed" The an
pOuneement was received with tremendous
enthusiasm.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
AIMBe OF NrdRoEs.-The New YorI

AnMISe OF NEGRoEs-The New York
Herald says;
A body of fifteen hundred free negroes 10
New Orleans have been armed and drilled
daily. The on-commissioned officers were
elected from the negroes themselves, but
they are Commanded by the whites, The
whole body had enlisted for general service,
and were subject 70 be ordered to any point,
at The option OF the authorities. Slaves, too,
were being armed in many cases.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
Railroad Bulletin.
ARRIVAL AVID DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

The time on the following roads ia seven minutes
faster than city time, with the exception Of the
ohio and Mississippi and indianapolis aud Cinoin-
nett, which Is twelve minutes slower.
oIEc1ENATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
LEGAL REPORTING.

n OUls FEESEE, YER SATIM PHOHH4
~ GRAPHIC REPQRTEB.-The above has nov
permanently located in this city and is prepared te
attend prOuptly to orders Of every description, IN
this city, State or any other State
Photographic Reporting taught, II desired. Of
6te in the Queen City Commercial College, opposite
the Postoitce Refers 70 AIphOpso Taft, Esq, Attor
Cincinnati Commercial; II. Reed, pro- oprietoT Daily
Press fel0-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
LAW CARDS

". a. BhLDWlk. ,. sALDWlK
baldwin a. BALDWIN, ATTORNRYS
NE AT LAW, No. 50 West Thbd street, up stairs,
Cincinnati. myI7
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
Busy IN siss CARDS.
=. z. & II. GIBSON,
PbUng 1ERH
BRASS FOUNDERS,


BRASS FOUNDERS,
ace AND 2n2 VINE. ST., (NATIONAL HALL,)
Bet Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, 0.
u EABPIPK SHEET-HEsn WATER,
~ CLOSETS, Hot and Cold Baths ana Chemical
Apparatus fitted up in the neatest manner Iron
EId RrfFs fipe, ani Brass Work Of every dtscrip-
ton. fer cIn
H. CAMPBELL 81 CO..
TaEAnVRACTUB RRS OF RAR, SHyE 7
4'k ane Boiler tron, PisW slabs, Bsiifoad SPiSs ,
stU. Also, agents FOR th6 sale of Trenton Star fB
WarsrooD1s Nn. 70 Vat Second -EtrRat Ojna ii,
Ohio,
sSnr Al kinos irh, sans ~ ordn
NT WHJTEHEAg, HORSE DDCTuE
.E8s AND SHOEB, having had thirty dza
years' experience With an eXtensve praO. .seys1H
tioe il the Veterinary art and ShOeng ~ sl&sfsts
combined, begs leave to inform the public PErzu'tf
thst be can he found at ali times at his -
pace of business and residence, No. Ia Richmond
ntfeet All kinds Of Horse Powders, Ointmsnts ape
Linimerts CONSTANTLY on band fe6-E
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
DENTAL.
DRS. WARDLE & DOUGHTY


DENTISTS,
1QR WEST FOURTa. STREET, ARE
H1R Row inser,ing their yerS superior sr@R
ARTIFICIAL Teeth at the following rates 4S7yfyh
Fun Set, on Gold, $50 70 Sl00i pper Set,
on Gold, S40to $50 Q }ntiDuons Gum Full SGT, 8lO0;
Continuous Gum, Upper Set, $50, Full Set, Silver,
$50 g sos Upper Set, Silver, s5 to S25 my29 x"
AZ p. LRNAP, DENTIST
N1S Teeth extracted without pain, drugs, tsrasss
sr sbooks to the gervogs systaIa, Ny mode SFyS,sA
OF operating and application Is different
fIom Gr7 noW In use and is e1hfaIasinR instead OF
debilitating % the system. Tf6th hllad subHtAa.
TALLY, ana Artificial Teeth made IN all thN varOHs
styles, 10 suit the most tastieOuB Terms moderate
\, II. All Esstern' Western, and Virginia mOns'
0TFroE1 ISI West Fourth-s'., oiu., o. deIO
NkR. mEk + YITH, DENTIST, ,-CFFIDR
- " OF Sixth-st, between hacs aud Elm sDeFfRS
No, la4 near BaHe-st Teeth extracted Fs3tls&
without pain, on q new principle, without
the ue6 Of drugs or any Injurious agent Positlves
no humbuS Bsving had nearly twenty years oa.
perlepoe i1 the practice OF his profession Ia this
city he can give perfect satisfaction 70 eli who wiz
potronize him. hiH terms are ressoRsl r. that
you will save nearly One-hslf bY cailiDg on him
ldesl
n TAFT @sUgOEssOE TO KNOygL.
DENTIST,
No. SO West Fourth-st.,
Between Walnut and Yins-uts.,
Dsp24 Cincinnati. Ohio.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-24
SmITH q NINON's HALL.
Miss Emma RowcrofL's
FIRST CONCERT.
SMITH q NIXON HALL.
For a short 5 Season, Commencing
Wednesday Evening June 90.
CAMPBELL NIySTRELS
AND.
CORN ET BAN

Y w PUSrLEWAlTE E.....................prop roprietor.
JOHN =. SOY Ot............. stage manager.
AAkA bEl Leilel ui NICne1lfa.
FRED SPu} NJ rsical Director.
j. b. MUbPH Business Manager.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-24
Special Notices.

Episcopal Services viii be held at the Court
House every Sunday, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, and
three P. "
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-24

ANOTHER WARNING.-Not one attempt in
thousand is made to replenish fluid lamp
whist burning, which does not result in some
serious accident; yet there are people foolish
enough to persist in the dangerous practice. On
az last Friday night servant girl, employed in
.le family Of Il. West, of this city, undertook
= ana paid dearly for her folly. The lamp ex-
P,oped, pu throwing the bnrning Anid on the girl,
aands we're badly burned, and before the fire
Sould be eEtinguished, everything in the room
"aS destroyed.-[ Petaluma Journal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-24
New Music! Just ReceIved.--lLother Is

New Music! just observation-disclosures is
the Battle over; Napolatine; Our Good Ship Sails To
Night Never Kiss and Tell; Stripes and Starry
Blue; Happy be Thy Dreams; Our Good Ship Sails
Tonight My Tear; Cannot Call Her Mother; Happy
be Thy Dreams; Dixie's Land; My Dearest Love
Thee; Star Spangled Banner; am Returning to Thee
Annie; Home that Love; When the Streamlet
Murmurs Sweet; Rally for the Banner; on Again;
McCleGan's Serenade; Elegy on Brig. General Lyon;
Annie of the Vale; Care for Them Tendery; The Dy-
ing Soldier, Kiss Ne Goodnight Mother The Land
of Washington; Harkl Hear an Angel Sing; Maj
General McClellan's Grand March; Yaakee Doodle
with variations; Contraband Schottische; American
Medley; Douglas Funeral March, Snow Flake Waltz
Cottage by the Sea. For sale By
A. P. CHURCH & co.
AT the BROAD street Book Store, Nevada.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-24
Ntrada 9emOtrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

NEVADA L1BRARY.-There are now about
Afteen hundred volumes in theNevada Library
embracing works upon almost every subject in
l;,orsture. art and science. Mr.. G. H. Horton,
.ho efficient and attentive Librarian, has lately
ro.rranped and classified the books, and handed
y, tbe following list of works and number of
,.oIumes on different subjects:
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-24

Under the administration of dIstIn-
guished physicians, SANDS SARsAPARILLA has been
tested for twenty years in the public Hospitals as
well as in their private practice with such complete
success as to have acquired the unqualified approval
of the medical faculty. and is now held in the highest
esteem and is universally used
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-12-24

a NEW comedy of considerable merit,
styled "The Overland Route" is being
played at the Metropolitan Theatre, San
francisco, with much success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29
SHIPPIN NEW S



CI&.REn
Steamship Cuyer, CROKER, SAvAanAh-B Crsms ed
ship Emerald Isle, Cornish, Mob ie- 4 4 ooruss
Bari Blss Wing French; Antwsp,w sehm,a..
Brig SANTIAGO trem Elsenbfoos Port AZ PisI-ospcAe,
Brig Nyassa car, Campbell st Johns. MA smithcr.A
nkwR Kibby BArstow Savannah n Smith a Co
seS ERSo ssTfen S0yssT gesss.sn
schr Ralph POST Rowiey Mobiie"E d Muriba. Co w.
sehr Manhassett Ward, chariestou-waisCe, sherwood
scSr Msrns Smith Mot. Co.
sehr WytSe Tat,e Echmchd aFiGn Person snD murray
steamer Elizabeth. ColnAry South Amboy.
AkKIvEl,
town h PM with md'e aud passengers. TO John Dale
D'' .oas
ms.s sss assss ss Win
steamship Georges Cree. Wlsiis savannah vi. Norfolk
steamship fosnoss Couch Norfolk, 40 with mdse aud
fSn cSaIssi1S having ssrSsH To- Ssif ose
s'F' 49,
s Ss
TOR 27th, with teas Car, Go Dec Lag = i lon 81
cus Tor Boston ass ION IS spoke snip samuel
As gB q" s som nS'i Rotterdam
with GIN &C. 70 udgphS m9is S,s in, Ia q q Ion %
in ces,e as $3.50 Ion 70 IS spoke bark Topeka
Bark Annie Bucknam of Boston, Potter Hong Kong Sept
l. Java Head Oct 70 Cape Good Hope Dec with
master Crossed The EQUATOR Dec Z. IN loo - % psssd
miles Of sandy Hook the las days No, - la. "a 50 Ion
Calcutta Dec Is la Ion q 40 ship Chssca steering
WSW; 18th inst, a 81 30 Ion ~ bark Martha Thomp
steering S-showeda private signal with VI In It, The
Annie Buchanan lost anchors and rs fathoms Of chain
Srsits Of sNnda.
Brig Blanche OBJ Roy Grand Turk tt 10 days with salt
70 Whitney Co sailed in company with brig Wind
ward for Boz ton
schr Lord Raglan fBr Startling Halifax. days with nsh
70 Whitman bros Co
Echr Lucy ames, Knowlton. Rockland. days
Schr Charles William. Heal-y Rockand, 8 dxyA
Schr Star, Crouel. Provincet Jwn Philadelphia.
Schr Ann sater Fish, Bristol, 2 days.
Soop Clark Elixabethport bridgeport
Steamer Boston, Croker. PhiladeipnsA
rfgow
Bark Sir Isaac Newton, from Hamburg
Brig Ada (Br from Turks islands II sys-y ste mtug
Yankee
SAILED.
Steamship Cuyer. Savannah; ships Resoute, Liver
pool Cncnnatus, London Brilliant, Antwerp; Donau. Of
and for Hamburg seth sprague, Rotterdam; Creole New
Oreans bsrks AtLea AMOR River Eliza Barss (Br, Der
muda brgs ocean Belle, Antigus Atlantic (Brl, Nassau
MP Kelpie tBr Harhor Craze NJ; Jas George New Or
leans.
Wind At sunset W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29

sSur On sor~sy, January -. wnnAs Asrs,>a
ecnrx. AGED u yssss ns<tns I'D n days
The friends and reatvc % the fs1ty afe ~p~esfrn
Invited 10 sterd tn funeral wthaaf frsh<s ne,tatiss
from his late ressdscs, No 81 t~s NlntA stloe 81
Wednesday sfterncon. a. enc clocl
TnvA-ln Bros<lyn on SUNDAY evealAx. ysnsa q
KATE, daughter Of ieEry and Josephlns A TITUS axed
rear and 10 months.
The relatives ard friends q To fam, are rep fay
invited sie1d tho funeral frog n res!strea 4 ~
grandfath1x John A. n.s too E-q con.s o. Pase. and
Clinton avenues th~ (Iuesdsyl a,erbooa ec.eck
rsYIoR-on Monday January . In a Nng0ritg
Illness MARI, AArDs TsosasssS aangh, n l.ar *ad
Maria Isy lor, aged II years, n months Ana IL -
The funeral ssrt.os vii BE- pro.,i "a al 81 A,hn
Episcopal church, al lonkes "a wednesday "a ruln.
at nine O'Clock Her remaius val nc aiken 10 80 akers
on Wednesdag morn'lg ~ tie ~ tran a the nudaon
River Railroad
woop.--At Perth Aulbcy, 90 saturday, 40 ar "a,
Mrs. MARY woop, wife Of Joseph r. Wood. IA her sslh
year.
The funeral viii take place this cTussaay) lnOrsag =
ten O'Clock.
Illinois papers please copy.
OBITUARY.
Rxxp.-On Sunday, January q, Mrs LIMA REkN. con
Of Mr. Benjamin Reed President Of tho ,nrrs BANK
Of New Jersey, aged IS years and day sssxrgnsM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29

e2anbes. sscspo.s; jeanne sesl orssssr; isAv asv4s
!s..s; HSsns@ Gs, yos6an; ssstls1s sssasi Ss.sr.
snd nit Kvenisa Sta. Ros.sos ksvsh C:sssS. foss1
60 Stevens Hsvrs; sarsa Hyda raossr q Peserssurs
nineysA RoS.nsoe I1yerpoos EWIA Holmsa and NOV Em
ior Brown John winthrop Rdr4e; Laura Rasa. Russ. a
kimbAn Packard and Mary AdeIlA Keller. Bostss KAna-
VIA Lynch; st James, Cruise and Kedron, Terrell NYors
nriss sabtna (sp) Amou BareooAA; Nahum SseSson o.
Pnant Iapioo schx1 Aid 0oodfng; James Day Sparsw
NYork
RIO Janero
Iowed 70 sea th ships Express st co~d Jenny Lind a.
lustr1ous Sbaternuc, and Solferino
Charieaton for NYork ~ s
NEW BEDFORD Jan &-Arr schr NJ Freeman Yurx
EizaseshRors; Bth--Sh bark Aeor, BURKE PnyAL
PENSACOLA, Jan i2-Sd mot beforst BRIG IRIS Pearua
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 2s-Arr steamer Dsiav,rc o.
mond, Paine, do.
schrs Iynshburg Harris Rio Janeao Marshall ChicAeses
SAVANNAH, Jan ACID ship zulsika, Glover Livsrps..s
WILMINGTON. NC. Jan 2t-Ar Dutch brig vasoc 4 q
SOW. NYGrk soth brig Sultan sutton, do schr WIN nas
NOV, do Cid 18th, schr Frs sstteriy Cooper Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29

DfNSAs-Mooex-AtP Port Richmond, on Sunday
january n BY the Rev James Brownlss, Mr. wuIIAn
BRENNAN 70 Miss JANE MooRE, both OF Staten Island
HAKvsY-hcisroA.-onS Saturday, January g. At the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception, By Rev J.
Ryan, TaoMs HARvsY 10 LoUIsx T., daughter OF John
Mcintosh, Eng
McCRxA-FxAmasrox.-On Tuesday, January 8, at ST.
Matthew'S Princes square London, England, Lieut. K.
PRICE, hoCRxA, Of the United States Navy, to EMMA,
youngest daughter OF the late y Featherston Esq OF
Newbus Grange, Durham, and Black Hall, Ncrthumber-
land
Ihilsdephia and Milwaukee papers please copy.
P1HxAU-vAN AH-In this city on Thursday, January
~ by the Rev d. Dunbar Mr.. JoHs PxRkAU, Of Staten
Island. TO Miss JANET VAN AsT, of this city.
California papers please copy.
WicKs-HYDR-On Sunday, January 2T, by the Rev.
Edwin Hatfield, RcBKRr Wicxs 70 Mss LOUISA HYDz,
daughter OF James Hyde, Esq, OF Hunter Point, l.
Fort PLAIN papers piesse copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29

frmlAsaSwA, Jaa- ~, 1891.
aedkz heavy P~nnsyiysna ssAas So, soS. RasAA9
RAlFo>A. IA Morris C~4Al, 70. tsas Island Railroad
~. rcnnsyfvsaA RAilro~d, sry. SCAT sxcAAAgs so
|kew Ycsk 81 pss n pr cent p<.mium.
Ns~ oUAx~s, tsa n, 1881.
Cotton steady ssise todAy go bales mdaiinx ap
|hsds, loAc. like. sugar buoy ant II &C.. SAc No
Akes ale 1sc losk nrm AZ 81 70 for trrghts-
siscu " Liverpool, Id; y fiAsFe, Dc
II hsfnsoss. Jan - fsoi
flour dull and heavy Hosard street. and ohlo, y 90
ny Mills, % Is. no salee. Wheat nrmer, red, 81 10 q
\ -; white, ~ ~ . 81 90 Cors steady; yellow 60c
white, &c . Toc. rfos~soes arm, me-~ pork at
1s IS rmp, e3 so lard i2hc Cores steady 81 II 10.
u i2he. whisksy dull at lsc
fsnAparauA, Jan =, 1881
flour dun and declined i2hc.. supernne al g - o.
". Wheat steady, white ~ 81 " Q. a., red u ~
4 10. Corn lrm sales 900 bushels new AZ e&c, old
y 5oc. Provisions nehangcd whi~key dscsined oA,o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29

sAe rae esthss 90 steel % ron proposed II NJ Nor
tsus bn Tn1 ne duty hereso<u~s stssa has
ese nnd~gAte for the psosc~ dsv~evosaA q esanch
lsrsd~ which Ancnnts 70 q oourty rsves a toecAxs
n~nafacsures Jtice rcQulr~ shaa the duty on steel
,s1ood much exceed the dGls o. 81
Js - Coopss, k~>e Joos~, " " brunos AID mos.
baAr, bsve ee~o apynnt~-d oan0lssce 70 r~Prcaesa
Fheu views 10 the senate Camnts~~L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29
Coroners' Inquesss.

A Mss1rnl ErARtp.-in Sundays Herald we pub
lished account q the drcoyery Of some human
mains at the freight depot q the New Jersey Railroad
foot Il Cotlsndt street Yesterday Coroner Jsckman In
vestgated the affair Bellevue Hospital, when the fol-
lowing facts, explanatory a tho mystery elected
Isaac NJ Ward, NJ. H., professor al the Homeopathic
College corner of Twentieth street and Third avenue
directed the antor OF the Institution ooec, ali the
refuse from the dsscctng tables which had been
accumuating for weeks, and pack up the same In a
couple of barrels for the purpose Of nterment.
Mr.. Ward lived at Newark, v. j., aud think
ing he could have the remains quietly buried
that city he gave the order above referred TO- and
requested that the barrels should be scut freight
the Jersey City ferry. The tsntor dad he Vas
qucsted and IN addition 70 the pieces 81 human nesh he
collected decayed specimens ~ the feline tribe and
packed them the barrels also. Coroner Jsckman has
not summoned Jury yet and sasrvel, knows how 10 act
10 the Until h. concrr With the District Attorney
The investigation Will probably b. resumed 10 day.
A IrSonusc nEsru-osspcr Hocrurr. a native q Ger
many aged thirty years died Al the New Nork Hospital
yesterday from the cecu n injuries received the
month 81 July lsst. Decreased, appa~r~d engaged
Ia blasting rocks ~ weeha~kcn, Ne~ Aerrey sben be
Was struck IN the thigh by "a stone and badly IN
jured lie was removed 10 the residence Of bis brvthcr
10 the immediate noehborhsod, bul failing 70 improve
any II Was sssfy srnd him The hospital
where he fingered IN rreai pain fer over ave monihx
Corooer schirmcr held an inquest upon The body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29

ACADEMY or MUTc.--Mss Huxley, the new American
,rimA donna, who was successful in "Lucia" last
See, will sing the role Of Leonora in the "rrovatore
onght, supported by Miss A. Phillips, sgnor Brignc
-o,rt and Goliath
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29

III Nsw PIASrr.-Madame n. Hertz, n pianist OF Euro
bean renown, will shortly give concert in this city
Inc German and English papers speak very highly Of
Madame Hertz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-29


- MECHANICS, FARMERs AND. WORKING MEN.
of he mHn .1s % ssws -
nos'. Ai% COMPANY
s @ sssss! ~ 's.i: s;
comparatively p'in.anSsb seq 81 l fn frPsts
ssss IT 'ss he 2, III Il. Z
o 3 ss az Of ss so.s o.
Piles ' Rich nff s6sd PRAsk H ESSDs
f Of s .sS wi. .s Md
die states moving % Illinois In great numbers Tho
50 A '1 EA T sSsTi HH KRIS
sas sSs $500 Win
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ss maj ss AZ no ID S. ps0 w = a.
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and must sE gT%4E SSYT
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AGRicuLT aAL PRODUCTS.
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breaches s 90 bushels while the Drop Yields
less than $500" p sSs4fi. OF SOIL.
Ncwhsre ca he farmer such nnra.s
p. iSs's sii,s
passed O' any f Sp 'n H1sT eesL cuLr1vAroRs.
Since 1864 The company have sold ,3O0o They ~
ss mo ss a ia hss :s :
popslsaon q he io; SrsaS %sos
only 1888; since which s7s,z9s have been sdzs1
making NE IN'if % fsosEsTr ~ PSI ''''
that S ss. q q As As G aes <
grain sod aoUD barrels Of nour. forwarded Ne
EDUCATION
Mechanic and workngmsn viii nod the free school system
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sale for Ok s' Rs ( Psi HSsi y ApvAsox
a. ar pei per AMMAN and notes q en- pr
sen p.ysey Effectively n one two srse four Ave ~
payable four Ave and seven ysrs froo, Ssls q 49,
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fr@ TIE das a .aie ihai INC end u l,s Ysss
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sSi:s, = a. !, = y:
tons. prices and terms q y hsa spSo
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL ElLsDAD
For the a. the towns villages sa3 clue- a..e1s<
upon The iiines Centr. hAo,a, sec pages IN ~ - -
pieions RAILWAY uuidn
NAVY YARD, NEW YORK. JAN y. isl-rHz NAVY
IN this paaA-r cal AAs der D.
cemb~r pAy. cHAKLkS MURRAY. fArNssssx-
aRAxp, kouAsx AND PrccoLo
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mo DRUOoisrs 4 CONTINUE TO ovvRn sUPuns09
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lowest rsnss fo~ primo UpnAA ". y 0RyrA
No - ssosAs~y. - wa
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srsUP.
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Sold ~ eli drreuss
TIsEYuI. AND ECONOMICAL
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q erssss .posa pAsA he. Be-. ana fr cess.s gL~ss
fabric sold by drsssts; enly ,, sus Sc ~
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sc.sber At he once tporser o. 0vand ed nissesS G
/ hopday, TUESDAY asd wedeesAAy, Janaay Sz
~ t.ct tszsA whicA Aesif y e.. q as - ~
his yer. JOSE y fcsx&. "seHsS~