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,pp.usAt Morr;sa,,a nn I,,osd.v No,o,,,o. oe
MO, ns a On t'esa,y, nosrn1er 70,
1a rena;nss aSd franSs 40 ;,, ~ y, :" .S
tnnar.l from, bis Late rcsidence on hl,o, aon ,,
n,b"r nn,;n ~ o''o o0'ooA Without
~ n anes no' or Mona., Nao,o,or q. r. r,s
bysNsmon MONDAY November 20, LAwkxScE Burns,
VI I 10 rrsn VI panesof'n' county hhkchhy,
nT 1m $3.50, "Seu 90 Se a,.o 49,, ,,c ~.
j, @ Mhaa, aun husu ms oIonels
iuly invited 70 a,eDn ne hs wednesday after
noon o. one oc"cA iroui MS a'e residence, NO ITO
bNEkMAN.-on MONDAY evening, november 70, NfifsoS
son q william :. ana 'ae'arhe A. beekmah, IN the l2h
!.aI o. ms age.
inc relatives ana riehhs OF the iamy are respectfully
inNteh 70 attend t.e lmnefal, ny ,a!vafy church,
rourlh avenue anu iwen,y hfs. street, on THURSDAY
aitcihoon, ~ haipast t"e'c O'CLOCK, "ihoot tnrtheV
fviistioh. \ ,.., >.,.
bkoWN.-on MohaaS evening, November 70 y hpwiS
BRJwS son O ADDe = anu me li's D. EDWIN Brown; d
Providence, fhode isano, aged 10 years
me iMncra se,v,ces VII tass pace ., ms ate resi-
morning at nine O'clock Ihstrends and relatives are
invited 10 atlcnd.
BxrroS-On Iuss day November 70. CHARLES BfrToy,
son OF Rosina ana Ferry betoh aged IL months and 10
dsys. - .
Inc lfienas aha am q r nc amy are
ny invited 70 atn INC funerals rom NC fesldcnce OF
ms parents loo MINI avenue, on Isaay morning, AZ
Philadelphia and baltimore papers please copy
BotLI.-oh inesuayi November 70, OF tlbcrcns IN
The lungs, ALcIE loriAr aged 81 ears and months
re funeral W., take axe p1cs hs SWe.nesday) after.
noon, al two O'Clock from 80 Walker street.
cApRS, aged 70 years
Her friends ana aclnaintnccs as also those Of her
sonsu-law, seneca Ayers, Milton soue and Oliver Hud
SON. are respectfully nvited 10 aite1d me funeral on
Thursday afternoon, ~ hais'Lsst one O'clock from tho
residence OF her so.-,n aW VIM. W. Gregory, NO. 100
secont street B.oohIyn =, -.
ooLNkEon sat.raa1 ,o.enper 20 VI consumption,
p1Sh. ~ IoL,n',,l assn % x.a.s 49,. ,, oo,
iue uhei' !" ~ '"Ne paw i' 's '"s 'ee''e"e' 20
ooMtl! 49,. -
new LONDON iare.s l'ease o oalg ., yt,s
. 'pefs-un Seh"".' 'ofehpe' 80; MiS9 Hl1HAhIh
DODGE tocis. - u, -. H.,
lne ieaei, !. ~, ri ~. $50 ~! @ ~ ~, ~!
inNeu 70 a si na Ne go ,.h 800, ~; " W. II
uhcie Mr 1--WE, ~, ~ rou' ~ ~ Wv ''is t"eu
heslayl ip ~ NJ !, ~" N o.oes. 90 r. p :c
,htEs, - 49, 20 u,.r -, ..a % % -, WIG
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TUCSON su.h; w ~ ono ooiocfi
"thout lui tn ~ -. ~ .s"Dn - 49,, Y.. p.
.he yh y Mt. nea ., .u.n as
@ sla ,o ~, 49, 1890 ~ ny tI o,u
year % MS Ase' .oAs's Low rhhhSo' "'e u huosoh'
NJ. - x,.s. >-o..,. .. -, v
fhh. 49, ~ &c p;s 2 NoNehVer ~ nsA
III , ,ne oy.n ~. ~ srsS ,o ,o,o oc =; ~,
1e ,,sb a arc resnestr,,v toyta &c ,,nn, ~
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cisely The remains will be taken TO Calvary Cemetery
FOR interment.
MccoRnck-At Jersey City, on Monday, November rs
Kings county, Ireland
The friends and aCquantances are respectfully invited
w aend Tho funeral from his late residence, No. PIG
N1Hoaa avenue, this "wednesday afternoon. at two
O'Clock, without further invitation
MootLLou0H-0n Monday, November Is, MARY Nc
idanna aged year, months and days, at the re-
Mott street. ~ ->- 'ONsA' $50
The funeral will take place this Wednesday, afternoon,
az one O'Clock precise y from the above address
oMuLkN-On Tuesday morning. November 90, at
seven O'Clock JAMES O'MuIIEN aged 70 years
The remains will be taken from No 30 Waabington
street TO the Church Of the Assumption corner Of York
and Jay streets, Brooklyn, Thursday morning at nno
O'Clock, and thence to Flatbush for interment The
friends OF the family are respectfully invited to attend
oCoNNoR-At Greenpont on Monday November q, at
the residence OF her aunt, Mrs Ftzghbon corner OF
and Liberty streets of marlsmus MARY CrARENpA only
daughter OF Marcela and John O'Connor, aged years
months and 20 days.
The relatives Ella and friends Of the family are invited TO
day. afternoon, at past two O'Clock.
God, ever careful Of the good and beautiful,
Calls them early TO Himself
Wheatand (lowa) and Jersey City papers please copy
. Pmil'S-On Sunday, November "a at her residence,
No. 20 seventh street MARGARET PHrs reict Of Thomas
Her iunera viii take place this "Wednesday morning at
ten o'clock The III be conveyed from the house
h,s ~ AIMS church Eighth street, whero requiem
Whence 10 the Cemetery in Eleventh street Her friends
ana acquaintances are respectfully invited TO attend.
hoskNhR6-n Brooklyn, on Monday, November 25
MATILDA, second daughter of Sgmund and Matilda Roscn
oerg, aged years. months aud 81 days.
Inc friends ana relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
iaher NO lib Fulton street. this "wednesday after.
VmLK-On Monday, November 25, MARY yioIEr
youngest child Of Teresa and Egbert L. yele aged
months.
WoIfF.-On Monday night, November Is, after nger
ing illness, b. SABEIs WoLrp, NJ ID, aged So years.
The friends and acquainances Of The family invited
TO attend the funeral from his ato residence Eighty rs
street near Third avenue, this Wednesday, afternoon
at two o'clock without further notice.
fotNG-On Friday evening, November %, ELIZA J,Sg
wife Of Clement H. Young in the 4lst year OF her age
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
REPORTED ADVANCE OF BRECKENRIDGE.

REPORTED ADVANCE OF BRECKINRIDGE.
LousvILx, Nov. 20, 1851.
Rumors are prevalent this afternoon, but generally
discredited that Gen. John Breckenridge with large
force advancing from Green River in the direction Of
0wensboro or Henderson
young man arrived.atCam Calhoun, Mclean county,
saturday last, and reported that J. c. Breckcn.
ridge Is between Russellvle and Greenvic, six.
teen miles from Grcenville, with regiment
or cavalry and one Of infantry. He
intended crossing Green river at Rochester, and also at
Ashbyburg Another force was to advance on Rumsey,
opposite Calhoun and divert General Crittenden until the
other two forces got in his rear.
The same informant says that the Russevills Conven
ton had made George W. johnson Provisional Governor
of Kentucky and selected Bowling Green the State
capital
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CorOners' Inqueats.

SUICIDE HY SnoorSo.-Coroner Schrmsr held an inquest
yesterday at 345 Second avenue, upon the body Of
Diedrick resheneld, native Of Germany, aged SIXTY
one years who committed suicide by shooting himself
the head with a pistol Deceased, il appeared, came
home intoxicated Monday afternoon and procuring
horse pistol attempted to Kill himself. His son inter-
tered, however, and got the weapon away from de-.
pistol and when his wife absent for few momen IS
he succeeded in destroying himself Verdict, Death by
sucidc.p
FATAr AccnRNr ~ THE BAy-As The transport steamer
Boston proceeding down tho bay Monday one Of
the hinds. named Emil Stetson, was Killed while ollng
the machinery Deceased had been struck by the crank,
it appcared and was knocked elefs into the crank pit
below Coroner schiraer held Inquest upon tho body
yesterday, when Tho ,ary rendered verdict 81 Acct.
dental death Deceased thirty years q age, and
= native or this ccuusTy.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MISSOURI.

Atrocities OF tho Rebel soIdiers-Bcn. Me-
Cuiioch Expected mt Lebanon, Ready
Tor INSTRUMENTATION of the Loyal
Emigrants, &C., Sc.
RoILA, No, Nov. 20, 1851.
Inc accommodating party, under command Of Captain
Rosa from General Asbohs DIVISION which left yester
day morning early proceeded Ave miles west OF the Gas
oonaao' They returned last night and report troop Of
e'sny iexan Rangers at Lebanon destroying property
seneraiy and robbng the omigrants coming this way.
iney TOOK some of Colonel Boyds pickets prisoners
neh Mcculoch and his army expected in Lebanon
Oh sunday last and rebels say he will be prepared to
give us battle.
another party left Camp Ronebaucr last night in the
direction OF Lebanon Tho place is crowded with emil.
grants and they are arriving daily in large bodies some
win wagons and great number foot Some are en-
trey destitute These furnished with rations from
the commissary stores which very large and daily
increasing.
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Among the passengers by tho Champion for San Fran
CISCO, We notice the name Of Mr. s. c. Bugbee, well
known architect OF Boston, who goes for the purpose
o. erecting large wooen mill on the Pacific He is a
Thoroughly practical man for that country Success TO
the enterprise.
Prince do Joinve arrived al the Breyoor House at a
late hour on Monday evening He has been visiting New
port Rhode Island during the last few weeks where his
in the academy at that place Today the Prince will
leave for washington, TO visit his nephews who are,
our readers are aware serving the stat Of General
Mcclellan.
George Prentice, editor OF the Louisville Journal
rived at the Aston House last evening
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ATTACHMENTS.

pRYANTS MINSTREIS.
u Mechanic Hall, AZ Broadway above Grand street.
Monday, NV. % and every right during the week,
THE SURPRISE PARTY THE DUEL WoMAN,S
RIGHTS WE COME FROM THE HILLS,
GRAPEVINE TWIST.
=. &. Campbell
g. > Fowler, n. w Gould j W. Hilton and T. Leslie.
The popular vocal gturtete in songs chuiuges &c.
SCENES AT PiIALON'S
Mr. DrpeN .Eph Horn Phaon. Dan Bryant
Doors open -, Curtain rises AZ ~ Tickets % cents
On THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING DAY,
AGrand Matinee, commencing a, o'clock
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CLARK-BARnRR.-At 81. Paul's church, staten Island
Tuesday, November 20 by the Rev. pr. irving, Mr.
JOSEPH r. CLARK to Miss SARAH BARRIER.
I.gvERcr-CARRoI.-0n Wednesday, April "a, by tie
Rev. stephen H. Tying, d. T., Mr.. WILLIAM T. IIyERItH to
Miss MARY f.. only daughter Of tho late John H. Carroll
all Of this city.
Baltimore Cid) and Canada papers please copy.
vooRings-EyASs.-on Tuesday, November 20 at
Christ Church. by the Rev Edward Antnon CHARLES IL.
VOORHEES, 10 Mrs MARY EsASs daughter Of the lae Clark
Greenwood, all Of this city.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pces the best In the world wholesale and retail and The dye
privately applied. No. Asor House. ~ 80
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surREMx Corkr-tRoulr.-- Mos 1898, S76, II
l493 ieaa, iioi, lioo, 636 1913. l645, 1549, 1858
CSrED STATES DISTRICT CouRr-Notcs OF issue "a
December Term must be filed or before Saturf KIT
SUPERIOR CouRr--part Cause on Par Mes
$780, 1884 1886 1886 273s 2T78 27S6 o7ss 27go 27e2
7294, 2796, 279s, $500, 2S02
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- oaieiai Drawings OF Murray. Eddy s

Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
kxNrucxY, EXTRA CLASS 6l3-Neycmber &c 1861.
l3, 3, 54, So, 65, AZ. IA, 40, 80, "a, G3, 7.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 6A-November 26 1861
Is, %, 81, %. s, 40, 20. Z, 65, ID, 81, 2, 35.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY Il co,
uyineton Ky, or st. Louis, Mo
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Furs, Furs, Furs.-Ladics' Mink Capes,
Half Capes Vctornes MuTs aud Cuffs Mink Collars Far
Hoods and Gloves Also ehirens Furs in variety
very low prices, at BANTAS, of Canal and
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MAINE TWELFTH REGIMENT-DEATH OF A
NORTH CAROLINA SOLDIER.


The Maine Twelfth regiment, from Portland, has gone
M, canlp near Lowell await transportation south.
/ corporal Of North Carolina regiment died IT Fort
warren Yesterday lii gcnans IL metallic colin, will
ba sent home.
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EXTRA CLASS, 5l-Noyember 20, 1861.
IS, Is, 46, 49, 6, IL, 4, A, 10, 8, IS, 16, Sc.
CLASS 52-November %, 1861.
g. SO, 40, 81, As; II, 80, Is, AZ, 81, 25, So, 6s
JOHN JOHN WV u. WALKER Commissioners.
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Hills Hair Dye, so Cents, Black OIL
brown Best IN use Depo. No. Barclay street. and sol,
by all druggists.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prixes Cashe
Wall street, New York.
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Try = Bottle and be COnvinced.-Dr.
TOBIAS Venetian Lniment for pains In the limbs,
throat &C.
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A Pure TObaccO.-YeIIow Bank Tobac.
coGoodwn Pure yellow Bank Tobacco free from an i'm.
purities Tor sale by all tobacco and dealers
Mholesnle by Il. GOODWIN BROTIIER 2O9 Water street,
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The Pconie pntrnnise Esnenscheid Re

Furs, Furs, Eurs for Ladies, for Tn les,
INVITES, at WHITES the batter PIG Broadway, oppo
gife paui' ell rch
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the seventy thousand soldiers of free North OF
Thursday last must have been grand and imposing spec
tacle but lew, IN comparison, witnessed It, All cali
kNoN,s 2l2 broadway and inspect his Winter Hat sigh
review. -
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Furs, Furs, Eurs for Ladies', for In lies,
aWHITES, at WHITES, the halter. PIG Broadway, oppo
site st. Pauls church.
The People Pntr0Dfse Espcnscheid Be-
his hats Of the highest type beauty
lence while his retail prices those OF the wholesale
facrer His dress Winter Hat jus, issued has
surpassed in OF the attributes which should belong the
hat Of a gentleman. n. ESPENSCHEtD
Manufacturer OF Gcntemens Hats, lis Nassau ST.
Mrs. s. A. Aliens ssNVOrld's Hair RestOr-
err and Worlds Hair Dressing far excel all other prepa
raons for restoring hair, Strengthening when weak pre-
venting falling or turning and when restoring It's
natural color without the dye. The rich glossy
paaranco impaired truly wonderful WIN not soil stain
the nes linen The fact that they fail has
thousands No ladys toilet IL complete without the Hair
Dressing II is particularly adapted for children Depot 1893
Greenwich street and for sale by all druggists.
Ladies, Try Lnird's Hsoom OF YOUTH
b convinced Of its value Identifying tie compile
skin. II has equal. 439 Broadway
Bachelors Hair Dye--Thc Best in the
world harmless, reliable and Instantaneous. Sold
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 10 Bond street.
Trusses.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Trnsses also Military Shoulder Brace Abdominal sup
porter bineda superior article. No 2Vescy Asor
House, opposite the church.
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Mt B-WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRA.
IN ted Nine. BREWSTER, who has been consulted BY
thousands in this and other cities with entire salts aetionf
She feels that she has equal. She tells the
name future husband and that of her visiter II
you ye her call at l5S Ees Thirteenth street.
GctN cen First and Second avenues.
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aaI7 s-=l| s-sIls -I-a -l=l4 -.sa-.
POLITICAL.

A CARD.-TO THE PEOPLE or THE FOURTH AL
"A d,rmanic Dissatisfaction the nd journment of the r.gi.
lar meeting the Peoples Union Club Alder.
manic district held AT Humboldt Hall, Forsyth street on
Tuesday evening November 26 the hall torcibv taken
possession of By number Of men and boys not connected
Charock candidate for Alderman of the Fourth district,
The regular members of the above named club desire dis
timely TO state that they dsaim all connection with pro
ceedngs Of the friends of Mr. Chafock any other
ddate, their Nominating Committee having
commended any candidate for support
Committee-John Mcdonnell James Saunders Thonaa
Henney Thomas Hughes, John Potts Hgginson, aud j.
McGnvern. VIM. LADD, Chairman.
J, SULLIVAN Secretary.
joins DUANE Treasurer.
Alta MEETING OF THE ELEVENTH WARD UNITED
N club held Tuesday evening, November &c, at the
house Of Adam CroTardt. ls9 Avenue o. The following
Ticket endorsed;
For Mayor. Hon. Fernando Wood
Twelfth Aidcrlnanic Observation-Disclosures Flaacs I, A,
Booc.
Colncilmcn.--EdwardC Maloy John IT, Hooghk irk Sam.
ue = Webster Patrick Byrnes, John Mcconnell John Ryan
For School Commissioners.-Sanue s. Aacker.
For School Ipspector.-Edwari Meihln2
For School Trusees-Iiaryey G. Calkn, Lewis O Bren
JAMES PAGAN, President,
THOMAS !. Lyscu. Sec ADAM CRoNiIARDT Treas.
ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THE PEOPLES
N Union Club Of the Fourth Ad-rnanic strict, held
Humboldt Hall FORSYTH street Tuesday evening" Noyem.
the minutes Of the lsa meeting read
copied; the COMMITTEE Nominations reported progress,
which was accepted aud all the usual business regularly
acted motion 10 nd ourn subject TO the call Of the
Chair, unanimously carried.
Y. SULLIVAN Secretary
Joua DuAsF, Treasurer.
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Empire Sewing Mnchincs.
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MADAME RAY, go SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TwEN-
III scyenth street surprises all who visit her The sick,
troubled unucky should test She tells
very thoughts lucky numbers Losses Ladies' cents; gen.
tlenen, ~ cents
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IL Napoleon the Great Will tell Of friends at the war
love- and I'll affairs of fe with such rhfulncss
you. Call al 1877 Laurens street. Fee rs csnts
Also confidential letters written.
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MADAME HARVEY CAN INFORM HER MANY
nj friends the pubc Of all the events Of life II
wish treh give her call at 262 Rivington street.
Columbia Ladies, rs cents gentlemen, 20 cents. Hours
from . Ill 3.
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A CIAIRvOYANT WHO HAS NO EQUAI.-IiADIRS
"A who sick trouble unfortunate, consult her
with the sctest confidence She warrants to cure the most
Of rheumatism few days If wish
information of all events call and Mrs.
MILTON No l5b Wavery place. West Tenth street.
from y o clock A. NJ. until s r. NJ
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DEAD THIs--A PHRENoLoGIsT AND AsTROLOGIs1
III TINT the world and 5000 reward for any
who e. equal Miss WELLINGTON, who to
be only lady In this city who truthly gives information
lawsuits, journeys apsent friends, love
courtshp marriage health wealth and who will reclaim
drunkci unfahful husbands Miss w. Is the only
this city who has the genuine Roman and Arabia!
alismans Tor love- good luck Ana III ano
gifted and beautiful young lady Lucky numbers given
Highly city references can De seen AZ hcr resi-
denco, l0l Sixth avenue.
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BILLIARDS.

4 LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAY n
"A Billiard Tables with Phelan's Combination Cushic m
for sale at prices 10 suit the times.
PuELAN 4 COLLENDER, 63 to 90 Crosby street. N "
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THANKSGIVING TRIP.-THE sTEA aER ALICE PRICE
i leaves Catherine market zip tbs Wednesdsy. alter .
noon at O'Clock, for Norwak, .necbg with IRAN ios
panbury RdgeGeld Wespor Fa .saeld. a. FARE Wcen'x
eturns Friday morning.
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H,RANCE MEDIrM-NRS. ALEXIS OF 176 vARICR
street while In the trance STAT describes and prescribea
Tor Mrs A. is successful in efeng cure
when he durable AS business cairvoyant she
lAraA
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Mrs. s. A. Aliens ssXyorld,s Hair Restor-

Ladies, Try Laird's Bloom OF Youth. -
b. of its value
skin. II has equal 439 Broadway.
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Grand Banquet to Capt. wilkes and the
Officers OF the San JacintO at Boston
Speeches Of Capt. Wilkes, Lieut.. Fair
fax, Gov. Andrew and Chief Justice
Bigeloyv, &C., Sc.
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A SrONISIIING.-MADAM MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter has gift foresight; tells how ana
you win marry, and all you wish 70 know, your
very thoughts or pay lucky charms free her equal 10
found her magic image Is In full operation
1874 Ludlow street, below Houston Price 70 cents Gentle.
men admitted.
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NOTICE.
Office No. state street. onq clock NJ OF Fdsy the 3lst
inst TOR eupp ing fresh beef for Issue I, thu troops of
der Command OF ss adler Gene a B. sickiss At Camp
Scott Staten Islsnd Tor six hs from the LIST of June po1
must be taken to the camp compete quarters and there
cut o ae mos as s' O. pp blank
and Scnd are snsoiasd So1d % ie aed with
of two sureties Of character and a0iy
FORM AGREEMENT:
hundred and slty BET sesn 10, comm,ssary Of snbsis
tence IN the service Of the United America Of the
part - e''''
himself his hfs executors and ad illustrators have
20 ana With aS oS
First, That the raid sha deliver at - fresh beef, of
se an II e. "n IN
fuch quantities may be from time to time required the
shall be Designated BY the Commsa airy Of SUBSISTENCE
This CONT act to be in force for siI months such less
TIC Of ~ 90 eighteen hundred and sixty -. ~
per pe"na every pour Of fresh beef and &C.
csptt uader this contract
fresh under contract event OF
the Commssary Of Subsistence being without funds then
TO be made as soon after a. funds may be received
Fourth whenever and often as the bee, specified
sndips ossr Be unfit for ISSUE Of quality inferior to
that By the M I shall DC Ssd
aud in case Of disageemfn third person shall Be chosen
have s the Whole q he
fresh beef them unfit for issue Of quality
Ffs% That IN ease q failure or deficiency in tho quality or
81 s o ss s e Ss 70 nsY
the deficiency BY puIchass and the said Will be charged
sixth No member Of Congress- ,han be admitted to any
sbsre herein, o. any b nedt ! ariEe therefrom
their AND % s sDd e
WITNESS;
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Foam or p1Nu

Foam BOND.
Know ALL WEN THESE PRESENTS, That we, - aud -,
held and firmly bound the United States America in
the Of dollars lawful money of the United Staes for
which payment well and truly TO be made bind ourselves
as ese OF US our ana each OF our ana ao
firmly by these presents
Sealed with our sesls-dated the - day OF In the year
Of our Lord eighteen hundred and sixty -.
TIE nature Of this Obligation Ia such that the above
bOunden heirs executors and administrators, or
them shall and do in all things well and truly observe
form, fplfl, accomplish and keep all and singular
the oovsnsnst, condions and agreements whatso-
ever; which ON .ne par. OF sae sSaa cnn, ne'ss
be observed performed fulfilled, accomplished and kept,
comprised mentioned cersin articles Of
contract bearing date thousand eight hup bred and
sixty, between 49, and the said concerning the sup
ply and delivery of fresh be TO the troops raona
70 recruits At according 10 the true intent and meaning
OF the aad articles Of contract then The above
obligations to be void Otherwise TO rensn In fun force and
virtue IL 81
WITNESSES, II. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31

WANSIEr-To rR ATE A House AND FOR, DEsIaA
w ty located in Chicago worth S9C0 $50 prairie
ard timber Lard in Wise lnt.p With from 5000 70 IS 0 In
cash for stock of Boots and stoes Dry Goods YANKEES
ons Croctery and Glsss Ware None but first parties
need Apply. Addrss W. J. s., Dor AZ Postofncs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31

IJ0rKL AND sFsTAugAFT, KEPT ON THE EURO
III pesp pan q "a Franklin street three do1rs wet OF
h sdvAv - LIGIHH Furnished Rooms, with or With
Dut Board and Meals served al hours Tees moderate