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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25
CLOTHING FOR THE NAVY.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE 80 NASSAU STREET NV YoRy. !,

October 10, 1861.
Sealed proposals endorsed "Proposa for o,hipc Will
be received this Office until Friday next the 18th Instant
y O'Clock for furnishing and delivering at the Navy Yard
OF acceptance bid three cloth round Jack
c's and many more may be required previous
lat July 1852 the jackets conform quality of material
pattern and workmanship to those IN tho Navy
pic Of which be application T. the Inspector
charge at the Navy Yard aforesaid, and
inspection of the Yard. Payment to be this station
The bid he accompanied by the us,, thai
awarded the contract Will y. executed,
liENQcg OK, NAVY A,cat
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AMUsEMENTs.


w Corner Of Broadway and Thirteenth street.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Doors open q. halfpas seven; to begin at eight.
Uwlng 70 the vast crowds which nightly Oil the theatre IL
mas been found requisite TO add
.da,uon, ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
" THE XII KING asr ~ fmE MOUNTAINS
EvERY EVENING
THE NEW GRAND DRAMA
A GENUINE SUGGEST
SUPERB MOUNTAIN SCENERY
NEW CHARMING MUSIC,
STARTLING SPECTACULAR EFFEOTS
AXE blended IN A MANNER
AND WITH SUCCESS
ACKNOWLEDGMENT IN THE MOST FI.ATTERIN0
ANN w,rr, Terms TERMS BY THE PRESS,
Mr.. LESTER WALIACK, MIR BLAKE
MR.. CHARLES FISHER. MR. REYNoiDa
MR.. YOUNG, MR. Floyd
MIR. BROWN MR. PARKES
MRS. HOEY, MIR O. PARsiOE
MRS. VERNON MISS HENRIoUEZ
And other artists combine their the
Of this r'
ADMIRABLE PRODUCTION,
49,, THE KING OF THE MOUNTAINS.
mountain plateau near Athens with distant view
OF the Mederranean Sea.
Aot!I;-Plsteau on Mount Parnes. Sunset
"A -Edge OF the precipce and water fan noar the
a o. Mount arnes with bridge the chaam and
70 me almost inaccessible haunt Of the King Of the
........... Robert Stoepel
Distrbuon Of characters and other details n the bills Of
the night ' ~ " ~ ~ "
tsnoEs.Boxcs and Parquet 20 cents Private Boxes Or
orcnes.ra stalls. 81 Family Circle. Is cents.
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p0WERY THEATRE
- Opens on MONDAY next, Oct. 81 with
- = STICKNEY,S NATIONAL CIRCUS
The Following eminent talent secured and will
appear on the opening night ~ 49,
ELLA zOYARA, MILE HELOISE,
SIR. SEBASTIAN, MILE EMMA
CLOWN, THE INIMITABLE PENTLAND.
Aessrs. LUKE RIVERS, w. j. SMITH, I. KING, HOGLE
and KEEF.
LIE PETITE ROMEO, LITTLE GEMMA.
MASTERS w. DUCROW, HERNANDEZ, GONZALEZ
ROBERT STICkNEY, &c.
The subscriber wishes IL distinctly
he has heretofore been connected with the Bowery
theatre, and consequently In responsible for
the conduct OF his predecessors his troupe the
best riders In the profession and he all hts
ments honestly and squarc he looks with confidence
apprecative audience. SAMUEL +. STICKNEY,
Sole Lessee and Manager.
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(tROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, OCTOBER Q,
~ 186Public notice is hereby that further pc.
nay per will be unpa Water Rents
on the LIST day Of November next.
II. c. HANCE, Register
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ETH WARD.-TfIE CITIZENS OF THIS WARD FA.
LIZ vorable To the erection OF James Lynch, Sheriff,
respectfully invited to lend meeting OF the Young Mems
Democratic Club, to be held Convention Hail. l7J Wooster
street. this Friday evening" October Is at ~ O'Clock Sew
eral distinguished gentlemen will address the meeting
WIN. STEPHENSON, Chairman.
JOHN =. CAV Secretary
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9TH WARD EXCELSIOR CLUB-ALL MEMBERS OF
. the Excelsior Club requested meet 10Y Grand
Friday evening" October Is at O'Clock precisely
BY order of E. VAN ORDEN Prest
JOHN Cox Secy. FRANK KNAPP Vice Prcs't.
WV MONTGOMERY. Treas
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RROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC.
ID CLOSE OF THE SEASON.

SECOND AND LAST BENEFIT OF B. UIL.MAN.
NoTIcEn consequence Of the departure of artists
Havana and Europe and the unavoidable disruption Of
Me company Tuesdays performances will be
MOST POSITIVELY THE ONLY ONE
that will be given until the arrival Of other artists from
Mexico and Europe, towards the middle of January next
The performances will be exactly the same those given
il New York the day before Monday, viz
BETTY AND JEANNETTES MARRIAGE
The operas which will be given the first and
emily time, and
MISS CARLoTTA PATHS CONCERf.
The sale Of for Brooklyn Saturday
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A FAIR-FoR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS
IA Home Snd Asylum OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
will be held at the Institution Fory street.
Lexington ayenue Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
the 10Th, 10th and 2lst of November.
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AMUyE NEVIS.


NEW YORK. AA9 ,1 I or MusIc.-Hn. RRMASN
SISsk 81 81 THE FkEsTbId1iTT44TT98R
H HEEERHMMAsS,s EEixE EE%EEif RREESSsiE
GRAND CoMRINATIoN GALA NIGHT
GRAND CONCERT,
MISS oARLoTTA PATTI PATTI, nmnn,,,
w,r, A nd,r THEODORE THOMAS
HERMANN
will present ON this occasion
A MOST MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME
FOUR NEW TRICKS.
The performance will commence with
TIE FLYING PHOTOGRAPHS
when Mr. Hermann will throw instead Of playing carda
TWO HUNDRED
Photographic Lkenesses Of himself and Madame Herrman
The sale OF will commence this morning the Aca
DENY OF Music, Breusing's and Sibells
RRooKLYN ACADEMY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DRooKIYN ACADEMY or MuSIC--HERRMANN
SATURDAY NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT
hhEERHsSss EAREwEE BESESIT
Ia which MISS cARIorTA PITrI n"'
and THEODORE THOMAS win appear
The performance will commence with
- THE FLYING PHOTOGRAPHS,
when Mr. Hermann WI shrow ps,ssd of playing cards.
Photographic Ikenesses OF himself and Mme Hcrrmann
FIFTY CENTS. NO RESERVED sEATN
FIFTY CENTS NO RESERVED SEATS
box Office. sbelrs and Roses and Proxs stores
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BILLIARDS..

E'oR sALE-A FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD MARBLE
PED bnisrd Iatke Phean patent cushions with balls,
cues, 6c az comp ete having used short time
Fourteenth sire a. :
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THE CONTINENTAL OLD FOLKS, ALL ATTIRED IN
of hundred years VIII sing at the Metho
dist Episcopal church In Eighty street between Third
Fourth avenues Friday evening, October 26 Con-
3ocoek Tickets, rs cents children. -
eAtS.
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A PORK STORE FOR SALE CHEAP, IN FIRST
IA class location together with Lease and Fixtures Apply
at $50 Bowery
, 1861-02-04
PERSONAL,

Judge Markland, a well known citizen Of
Superior, Wisconsin, died suddenly at that
place On the 18th ult. The Judge was stand
ing in his office, expostulating with man In
an angry tone who was intoxicated, when he
fell backwards to the floor and almost immedi-
ately expired. ...
Col. George, the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Second District Of New
Hampshire, has withdrawn, aud recommends
tue nomination Of Judge Bell as combination
candidate Of the united opposition
-Chas. Il. Stillwcll advertiseS In the Spring
field, Texas, papers that he will catch negroes
and Abolitionists, 1.-THE lntter free Of charge,
for food for his dogs" He has fast horses
and n fresh pack, ready and slilin' for n
ch,nce." Aud the Southern people think
themselves insultcd when men talk about the
b11baEIsm Of slavery.
Col. Danville Leadbetter, who led the Ala
bama forces to the capture Of the Federal
Forts, is native of Maine, and was school
fellow of Hon. II. HaM1in. He grldunted al
West Point, third In the clnss of 1856, and
was employed in various services in tho army
until 1856, when he resigned his post in the
| army. He was then in Mobile experimenting
the building Of the custom house. Hc mar:
rled wealthy Southern lady, and has since
| identified himself with the South. Excellent
material for traitor.
The Boston committee of Union men hay.
| met 4 very cool reception. Mr.. winthrop
called on Senator Mason, and, referring to BIZ
former visit to Massachusetts,, remarked in ths
bhndest tones, '.Ihopc, Mr.. Mason, we shal
see you aguin at Bunker Hill" To which th,
Senator stitiy jerked out the response" No
unless come as an ambassador, SIR" Win
throp wilted-
-1saac I.Stcycns, called 4sfwo-Eycd Stevens
for short, is quite as certainly playcd out i
Washington territory rs 10 Lane is IL Orego
MN AH.+nn [t- II
spiratsrs will find no longer resting place O.
tie Pacific coast The Washington lcgislatur
to break up the Stevens cliqueat Olympia, ha
adjourned to Vancouver; the penitenttary
located ut Port Townsend, and the Uniycrsit
ut Seattle. Tho bills we're passed under su
doucti Olympia SO quick that the ancient cap
/ tai nearly collapsed.
, 1861-02-04

Miss h{ngtineau contributes to tho latest At
lantic IN excellent article on Lady Byron,
proving the latter had moro real heart than
the poet Of sentiment and Of passion-her hus-
band. The following account Of the marriage
will interest all readers: -
ary.. The wedding day wus miserable. Byron
awoEe In one of his melancholy moods, and
wandered alone IN the grounds TIL called to be
married. His wayward mind was full Of all the
associations that were least congenial with the
day. His thoughts were full Of. .Anry ChaWorth,
and Of old scenes In his life, which he fancled
he loved because be Was now leaving them be-
hind: He declared that his poem OF The
Dream'e was. .true picture Of his wedding
morning; and there aro: c1rcumstances,: not
told In his ''1ife," ," which render this probable.
couple left Seaham for Sir Ralph's seat At Hal
naby. Towards dnsk Of that winter day the.
carriage drovE up tQ .tha dour, ,.Where; tho old
butler stood ready to receive bis young lady
and her bridegroom The. moment the car
riage dooE was opened the bridegroom jumped
out and wa1ssed aKaF When his brida al4;hfed
the old sergsnt Maa eghaat. she cnmo up the
steps with the 1suess gait Of despair. Her face
and movements expressed such utter horror
| and deso1ation that. the old butler longed to
offer his arm to the lonely young. creature, -as
an .assusancos of sympathy aud protection.
| Various stories got abroad al I'd the,cars o1
/ and, for bis jUwnGpa BYron:1mef them BIZ q
false story d Miss Milbanke'e lady's.maid 1aY-
ing been Stuck III, 6odKihHise, bctween them!
| As. La1y~Byron certsinly soon got oyex: The
shock, the probability Is that she satisfied her.
:seH that be had been suffering under one Of the
| dark md6dB f6 Which he Tns subject, both con
-stituuoua1}y au6 ~ the post nf Inooda.- :as.a
= 2,3 - =
, 1861-02-04

TuE LATE sroaM-The memory Of the old
est inhabitant runneth not back to the time
when Wisconsin was so completely showed
under as By the storm Of last week. We were
without any train from Chicago or Milwaukee
for forty-eight hours, It being impossible for
them to make dhy headway at. all. until they
many instances were considerably big her than
the top Of the cars. Large gangs Of men were
employed nil along the line Of the different
| roads ior two days in clearing away the snow.
-Hatc7to.pn (1iIia) Journal.
, 1861-02-04

From Harpcr'a Weekly.]
In the midst Of his childrens children BY the home
An old nan sat ia his easy.chalr dreaming Of By
Dreaming Of Eearisomc marches, BY noodtmofsss
whc:e many MAI brayc heart tainted with hunger and
and thirst and cold:
Dreaming Of midnight watches in the dreary, driz-
And the hSm of hi. comrades yolce., thatho should
OF mouldering. fires Of the bivouac, the eenttncls
measured tread,
OF the islF yeang q his nelshbor, who fou ght
lie aaw Tie isce Of the maiden glow cold death
As he sat BY her fathers hearth-stone and told her
..Ay, ay r in his sleep he murmured, "she was fair
But she faded away like blossom, and ne made
him soldicr's grave. -. -. .:
But W. routed the British iegiors; and sent them
For the Cod Of battles helped us, and our native
Mysun, have bcen dreaming dream that gave
Thought 9 was ySung, and Fo1d'er, lighting for
eaw The tents aid Banners and tho shining rauks
OF the foe, s....
ana Inc cf11ne0u lFuCAa ouE pooE &e[I04t3 4tAk oA
But ID It true. this Yp1nor, only an idle tale
Do they talk OF digsolying the Union !-Ah, well
may your check grow pale,
And we'll may an old man tremble, and his heart
heat faint and low,
When he thinks Of the price it cost us some four
ecorc ycaEs ago!
have watched It's growing greatness through life
But never forgot thu. its blessings were purchased
with blood and tears. -.
l never forgot the ,privations OF fourscore years
When Inc naked feet Of our poor recruits left
crimson tracks in the snow.
As's atill, so' 'DS'' '4es' '." go ~ s
Who looked straight into the face Of death at the
battle Of Dunker's Hill.
And the home Of Marion IS the first to break the
That bound the beautiful ststerhood Of our beloved
| land; '..- =. - .t-,':;
The children Of the heroes around whose menor,
The glory Of Kings Mountain, cowpens and Eataw
I saw our blessed banner, with Its white and Grim
When fair South Carolina WIS one Of tha thlrtecr
And ii ever that constellation is masrcd rent II
| twain,
1t would blast the sight Of these poor cyes to SEE
| its folds AMIN.
II God haa forsakcn our country, the only boon
| crave .
Is that be viii delay lis ruin till hive gone dow1
For could not breathe with traitors nor turn m.
Nor dwell ii The land Of the living when The State
'' ~ ''Ase' ~~ SARAH T. Bo1ros.
, 1861-02-04
Prof. Woods .'s
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL,
AND


,,,u. u, ,,,,a t,d,..tos n, 1rbf1ct.
y ~ tn.ts !, - 1eripi1r;nr eYhi1ern n
;n @ " as as1G - tha yi15f toTe1s
81 5d az 1ns aos
nlreniers ths srsteT, inynnerabia 10 attncks of}
Yiajan"aa II Is the nnIv nrena rsfinn erer nferrdI
n fne vo1id n ~ nnn1sr fprn, "a "a to he wiih.M
II he reseh oi IL s. chcniealiy a1d sGillfa1ly}
coz az nertertiv a1,snfrd IA ~ r ,rr IN acrnYp-
,ScS wi+M -t,p w ~ xsrrEE. IN HEScE1H
aooIu Tnr wra1rsT r. srnxtc,t and tone IN tic dtt u
EiEesuve organs. and alay n neryona ard 9thsr1
efects and yef IL II never followed 6y assiiude n
,o1 cn,cssoyr M ~ kntit, II comnosed entrryf.
n of veppetshies M tose tbnrnnehiy comblnns!h h
YIpowefful tonic and soothing properties, and conlF
Per fe e G b. e e
ciene o VA y tsn ' ~ thnqs vho 'axc sufferci
7|nom debiiity: Tor Il needs no medical skill or
aaen ni ~ r. ~ x rnv " M
Ferons fn Thich noor sutiering humanity Is con-|
stant5y iiahie. S1ch ,or cIamn!e as TIE io1l6w.IF
oSs S.nrspIs y. fsn,fatton of thn Mcar
sie1anrholv iivnSch1ondr1a' Night Sweats Lan.l
rnnT f;idd,ness and iii ihat :c(ass pT cases sol
1ess'any 4A.aa Il eus'.ea4e" ~ om, ~ uA4,' $50
II eemale 'HeaRoess aHe e.4ile8Q Qa11l1es- r.
Ii Also. Liver Detaucements or Torpid!ty, andl g.
HIfiyer Comrlaints Diseases OF TIE Kidneys -
"|sca!ding Or 1nconinence Of the Urine, Or any II
}reneral Der2urcmeut OF the Urinary Organs, III
.j|fans in The Back Side and between the Shout
q ders Pled!spoeition to Slight Colds H. AAaSsknSl Il
and c6ns!nuea S91So Enaaeanont OnaGus5 ss,, ~
NAM ma1e si iii hit W. have space oe5S to ssv
IL u33,i I'm mi nniv csra the ifhijt,r tnnwfnr -
Chiils Ind Feyci but prevent i'll attacks arising q
lfoul Masulatic Influences, and cnre the disense1
, 1861-02-04

e@ 04octey DouI0oR b1IleIs.-
1nese poprlsz Br7xas poesoa Ill tho nnu1.ahing and
iausosstaz properties Of PusE otn Bocxsos Wauxz.
SD asc oonsadefed the most ,etocacions Touo and
b1lxr1Ax7. Is well a. the most Agreeable 31pxAuH1u
s1cr cnered 10 the public. A. tonic for Old People,
delicate LadieA coasaeseeat tnvsltdA md all weakly
peoEls they earnot oesu:passed IN ~ cases Of Weak
ne"s Of debility, they vii give immediate relief and
turan \ strong healthy tone to thu ssatsln. trial
yin eet4bah their mef3ts al other Topics now IN
Cse- For Luua CoArtAn.a. BrozcHr1nk DrsrHMA.
Kravocs nnxAsxs Axp Llv1n Coxr1Aurs. they ara N
lura1uahle remedy and xre ocrtxin preventive Of
GH111S and EKxKRa
Put up Ia Quart Botties, In casee ot one and tws
dozen. and fcs sale by DErggists Ind Groee1n aTeJ-
where.
W.F. 4 l. ". GREELEY, rropr4e.ota no. Is IRE
Eont rcse<, Boston, Mass.
!. T. JOHNSON, General Axant
No. mEsate street, Chicago.
LAND0N. Agent ap276odAv1y
, 1861-02-04
educational.

INSTRUCTION, IN DRAWING.
i+-Aechanleal. Architectural and Typographical
Prof 6 K.THEo. .:ERAUHuHu. w.,
Gs4duata Of the Po,ytechnical Insptute pf Dresden
aoa q Mining II Academy oi FrryptrE. saxpuy.-.-.
u to 4A-M iAi6xlm
, 1861-02-04

/: AFFRAY At. BIooxuuarox.: -IHD@We :leaEn
from the New Albany Ledger that serious
afIraY occnrfed 1t Bloomington On Wednesday
evening between Col. Davidson and Judge
!. Buskirk, IN which the latter, ,etTuck the tormeS
causing painfnl mud dangerous wound. The
difficulty, It Is believed, aiginated IN political
differences; =. % t. t-.-a- .:.:@n
, 1861-02-04
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND

NT ICI1IHtEIN 1tJtVEJ. 1NEkAF AA3Fl
NJ LAKE 6HORS RAILROAD. ...s,..,
1850 .... Winter Arrangement. >. .l86@&
Tskea eject sui,1ai. Nov. ~
eM A,9,-yew York and fo.tcn ExprosS-dAily e1cs
Sundays, via Uld line.
anr.n.-Elg,t Express-taiy except 5stuEls1;; vt1
= Old L3na.
Connecting It Toledo and Detroit with trains 70 IN
points Interior In Ohio, Pcnnsyiyanl New York aud
the New England States atn t.apsdAa. -
100 l. H., and 8tD X.-P3ktsburYh- Baltimore and
Phi .adefpht4 Express. VA t:cseaEd- raI1a4
quIcx rsu- .lr other rnutt-
600 l. r. aan 60 p x.r-+Drtroit Eyprehe rlk Adf7a
arriving In Detroit 4t i: 30 r y, aad y. = !.
enanectns s!:c1ly Estn tFa!... ..a on TIC ofsa<
IL Woodrun's Patent sletpfnt tats accompany AZ
the Night TEatns this route 10 New fotk Anh ston
Tickets can be ha4 u al ticket 0tdcrs Ii tae t41
and 1t the Conpaays oacc. 81 Dearborn stseesA &na
Tralns lea.e Toledo 1t :0.:s l. n. aud 1915 Z. II
al1tva In Lh!caGo Il 40 =, y; And s9xA
EEO II GRAY, Gtn'l Western Agent.
JoU D. CAxFBxIi VtaI Supt tE3ht1T
, 1861-02-04
5emtng maebincs.
G EWIN G II ACHIN n ES.
/, CORNELL & CO.'S
Family and ndanufac acturin9
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
wAGcABTA AMRss PATENT.

$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TAGGART.A FAMRss PATENT.
Va are hApp5 TO say to the Thousands who nHlng
snT nna IS sesteaa. s4f E1s ths@ q;
SESSE fT1Mfs ST GE9XEK 1AkEk A;5 ELLIS
Our Hzcaiaes IRE now Just whern &c want them In
s a.. I'd e = sase e3
aEket and they ate I'll, sold At 70 and rs Including
s3d Fl, s. '1 'as S
1eseseh 6 iIE Ne$S$ 3:
eas.eT iii. feature alone make. on1 msshins worth
1a5s thar en o,nsI e there
few Il is superior qualities are these:I. rses
ass "a
both IN s1=ht turns ga hinges sseqsee om nuss
I'd y o9S.s FL Y
aaa boa NE aoovs and u f,oht NJ n c1.sns
suoa for % ii ssE.ees DC or o xors eesialy Do nsat
aoExA1ER vAntE-K nr wohK 1nAs zSs "a
noeedy ' CD nanaseit Soas oiasf Vii 'als
s.1sy psss Of 1,4oT r.
fhavesJ oat ranks Of uschines, md taouEt
Il s,ss sspy
dnIIng he past season We IL! all orders: ".
Ss5 :ia ii s5a 4 e.
deiY tle world 70 produce better lnstrrmeots to
ok !,
% fa1 pye hsz a e
saasn r. a s.ysg
our SUCCESSOR rrprsssntag that & o1s masnioes yer
Is 1.ss t9e ss5 ssF q: ssas T
Tas r.tent .1a S,: &c shs Nas2sp sGss proprsos
Ne @sas @o1 H.. 80 ~U0ENELL * co..
, 1861-02-04

:GM ALL WARES, -BQTTONS
y - 1&n No1loNa 3: iA:::H ::
:. Worsted Hoods, Eeeve& Galters, DC. Dress TIN.
mIrgaI Corsets md skrta. Gloves sud Hosiaty: Thu
Trade ID respectfully invited to examine fnh 1oort
.Eoods, Vhic6 vii 81 fold foF. = !';.: x ~
"a. CLOSE CAaH PHCMi2
: 4. 9R4VN
AuN 75Iaft street Chtc1kp.
, 1861-02-04

tne head Of ua!r. use LYoS'B KATHAIRoN. the best
aud most popular preparation ever msde- Iulnmense
sa1c proves lta excellence. It rcmores IN ptatrun
&C. prevents the na1r from Milling out restores and
psescv II, and delightfully."- pesfumed SOLDER
where +a1l1m
, 1861-02-04

HOOPS. HOOPS. .MESSRS.
IF1nRAR LINE q &CoTIT Tols Tayns Iaa'ans1 la
Whhky Hstrel Heopa BY Aseh!ney, .1he Hoops ~
Een sh:vsd a9a Lppea IsaST to1 & III 8 e pat
interest toEaYe theln call AL ordkEb ahed
fnd e9tsa1ea g, HAultacsKy bppceRB tae UePos
, 1861-02-04

CHAR FACTORY BuRsED.-A Chair Factory
on the Yellow River, about mile from Ion,
was consumed By fire on Tuesday night 1t
vas owned By Mr.. John Gleason, and con
tanned large number Of chairs, which he had
contracted to deliver to Walter Bros. at this
place, The loss is estima: ed at 5000, upon
which there was 10 Grxgor
+ E,.n1A TfgueS
, 1861-02-04

rH1CAGO. & ROCK LAND
~ RAILROAD LSE-pssseuger Trims depart
ftoE and arrive At Chicago As futows: ''''"
Day Express md Mall leave as 9.H IN. and Ar11Ts
1t S. Is ?. i. {SundaJs excepted}.
Eieht Express leaves ll45 4. {E&tu,dA5v 1zte9h
4d} arrive at Is l. H. tNondAys t1cepted@. .:,:.
JOHN F. TRACY. Gen. sup,k. =
VII e. JozI Icn1 Agent dez
, 1861-02-04

n IR E m a R I n e.;
, 1861-02-04

| THICAGO' LEAD WORKS,
Corner Of Clinton and Fulton street,, West aide,
| LEAD PIPE, B4R Ind SHEET LEAD,
Shot, White Lead and 14ytha1Se,
PIa LEAD. PUMPS AND HYDRAULIC FANG,
r. ordsrs tso.n the tzade tolclted. caaA psid II.
Old Lad and Flax Seed 2. o. Boz le264
| fss] Z. ". ALATCHFORD.
, 1861-02-04
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tn4t9 ehecked Ea1ouss 70 u Eaausrn ttd9s! Il
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vstn Thtongh Tains nom Western Cit,e. Fhia
dei.Aia, 9eV York Boston. Baltimore and Washington
my otlaF rnhte, 70; TT
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1877 6opth Clark strcet betHeen MADISON md Monroe
Ch{c4Cn uucotA. - .-.
D1sT s1d ElsAnEr of III Kinds q s1k and oolan
eto1e and oouna7 vork puacsually attended tn;
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FRIXCIS i. H0FFMAN, !
Cousul ot the Grand Duchy Of Sazs-Wetmxn- the
Drehles Of Brunswick and saIeG Gotha, and tho ffee
city Of Frankfurt and By special act of several stAteA
xuthar1zed 10 act for former citizens nt AusTNIA.
BADEN, BAVARIA. HANOTER HESStA. EASSAU,
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On and Anc Wednesday Jaa- Nth, l661 Passenger
Tr1ins iesva tho Depot corner Of Wet klnxie AID
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Passenger Trains arrive at Chicago II 31q Il
43o = Z. arE1ves 1t CAlcago = asa aAA.--.,:,.....
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