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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
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SAVE THE PIECEsl

ECONOMY! DIsPATcH
w-"A Stitch IN Time SdUes Nine ?" 81
As accidents will happen, even in well regulated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and
convenient wayfor repairing Furniture, Toys, Crock
cry, DC
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meets al such emergencies, and no household can
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to the sticking point
useful IN EVERY HOUSE."
N B-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price,
Is cents Address
HENRY G SPALDNG,
No 4S Cedar Street, New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
CAUTION

As certain unprineipled persons are attempting to
palm of on the unsuspecting public, limitations Of my
PREPARED GLUE, / would caution all persons to
examine before purchasing, and see that the full
name
- SPA-DIEG'S PREPARED GLUE 81
Is on the outside wrapper all others are sUindling
e9unterfeits
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

The many CERTIFICATES which have been tan,Iarsd IA
and the letters which We daily receive, are conclusive
proof that among the women these Bitters have given
a satisfaction which no others have ever done BEFORE.
No woman in the land should be without them. and
those who once use them, viii not fal to keepa hl
qrnn1v.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
Dr.. J. BOVEE ID
Imperial Wine BitteTs
THESE BITTEN n
VIII not only Cure buf Provo,,
Disease
who may use them for @e person
INSIPlENT CONSUMPTION

weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. disease, - q.
nerxogs system. Paralysis, Piles, and ior all ea-e,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
New Remedies for
SPERMATORRHGA.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA

Il Benevolent Institution established by special En-
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afflicted NTH ViruleRt and Chronic Diseases. and
especially for the Cure Of Diseases Of the SeEUaI
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on SpermatOrrh0a, and other dis
eases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the DispenSary, sent in sealed letter
envelopes, freeOf charge. Two or three Stamps accept
able
Address DR.. J. SKILLTN HOUGHTON, Howard As
ISOLATION, No. ?, South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
December II, 1851. u23-ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

~ A single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED
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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09

O4AgUy ttSy uUOFU uhYNe6ttONOOte DT0OJ OF the
efficacy Of this truly scientific discovery.
Beverly Mass, Dec. IL, 1850
Fl G SPALDINa, ESQ.
/ wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
my customers. If you have anything of the kind,
please send to me
One of my customers, who is subject to severe Sick
Headache, USUALLY lasting two days, Vas cured of
On attack ia one hOur by your Pills, which l sent her.
Respectfully yours,
W B WILKES.
Reynoldsburg, franklin Con o.
January 9, 1861
HENRY 9 SPALDIEG,
No 48 Cedar st, n Y
Dear sir:
Enclosed find twenty-five cents, (25,) for which
send box of "Cephalic Pills" Send to address of
Rev VINO Filler, Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co, Ohio.
Your PILE uOrk like a ehGrm-cure Headache al
" Nc FULLER.
KasonUiHe, Conn, Feb 5,1S61.
Mr.. SPALDING.
Sir:
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and I like them
so VeH that I want you to send me two dollars worth
more.
Part of these are for the neighbors, to whom / gave
q few ont of the int box l got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and Oblige
Your ob't servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
HaUeyford, Pa, Feb. 6, 1851.
Mn. SPALDTNG.
Sir:
I wish you to send me one more box Of your Ce-
phalic Pills, / hare received a grert deal of benefit
from them.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN ST0IKHOUSE.
Spruce Greek, Huntingdon Co., PAL
January IL, 1861.
q. c. SPALDING.
Sir:
You will please send me two boxes Of your Cephal-
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Respectfully yours,
JN0. B. SIMONS.
P 81 hare used one bo1 Of your Pile, and 6nd
them erceHeFt.
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HENRY C.. SPALDING, ESQ.
Please find inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
send me another box of your Cephalic Pills. They
are truly the best PiU8 IhaUe euer tried.
Direct A. ST0VER, PM.
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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
Furniture! FurniturelI

The most complete stock ot Furniture ever offered in
upper country Just received By 7. HILL
RrOwnYille, April 25th. 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
Estray Notice.

Dec. 20. 1852. Tn25-5Wj 50
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-01-09
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
EWINGMACHINES.
EMPIRE
SHUTTLE MACHINE.
Patented February e, $50
Salesroom. $40 Broadway

IL
This Machine is constructed on an entirely new
principle Of machinery, posing many rare and val
liable improvements, having been examined by the
most profound experts, and pronounced to be SIM
PLICiTY and PERFECTION COMBINED.
The following are the principal objections urged
aVo;nsk CavinO Machines
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship Marion, from Netc Orleans d. Felt George
Dickinson j. J Drummer Mrs Sullivan infant chdrea.
and servant Mrs Johnson Mr. Besnger Mrs Rose, A. 4
Helmer O. w. Wright J. Plstt N. H. North. X ksppiegs
J. A. Hall Mrs M. Stewart, Mira r. r. Cushing p. Montel.
MIA K kremer A Barf c. H. Pandorf 4. w }. Ivsn tsdy
and servant Mrs Dunn Mrs. Giron Gauche and dsughte
Danzgr and three Mrs J. Worcester, Mrs Marks,
Mr. and Mrs Zeeer infant and servant Mira M. Wesseu-
berger and four children Mrs. Merz children and
yant L. T. Merrill, C. H. Moses Mr.. and Mira Dsvi., Mrs.
Otway and daughter, Mrs II. Sesver Miss A. A. Sesvsr,
Miss H. A. Seave Miss f. A. Sesver Mr. and Mrs d. Wolf
and two Children W. Won Ward IN, j. Trotean Mrs L. s.
Smith fonr children and servant f. Schmidt T. Sullivan,
L. Schwarz, NJ. Wunsch T. p. whslen, Mrs Henksin J. A.
Lepman Eager, o. Nosck Dr. Lemsn, T. T. Smith, c. w.
Goodhue, Lieut. G.. K. Parker. j. A. Mitchell, B. Perry. C.
r. Schmidt mrs Setson, Capt Coffin Mrs. Coffin chA-
rem and servant; Mr and Mrs. Burger Mr.. Guon.
In ship CITY Of Ner York from NerOyfeans-W H. Mills
and lady, l.. A. Hart aud lady A. Sherman, Noltuore,
Thomas Baird L. Creel WIN. Ross w. Healy Geo B. Nc
Clelan, u. s. A.
shp Republic from, Ship Lldnd-Mr Moultoa -
four in the steersge
In bark R.sdeey. from Moyaguez p R-Thomss FalssA
Thomas and W. Trowb bridge, '" Ives p Bonls, n Ford j.
Mes.er. J. Risnard.
Brand, 4. d. Ross. r. Agears, A. Ageara
In sehr G. u. Horton, from Harana-H s. Esquilsnt h
HsllOwell.
In schr Wm Ceu.in' from MasamO'a'-w Canada ssmasa
Johnson, r. Sturld.
Ia steamer AbIny from Ne,cbeyn-Capt c: NJ Hazetine.
Capt. j. E. Schienger g. z. Bechn. Capt 5ls Pc Vol; j.
A. Whipple Charles A. Vaut Capt T. W. Sloar S7to Msse
Capt Hofnsn, A. A. Cen Of Gen. Fosters staff Lieut.
Hickman 9Th N il Capt. L. L. Pearcs Of the schr 'enn
Aunack
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NETWORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ADVANCEMENT.


COMMENCING MAY 8 1876. $50
Passenger Station in kswyork TTth'sl and ithav
Entrance on 27thsl
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK;
,tor eT.Haven y Ill., ia }; lI;d'. tEr)i J''o'
40 aud p. N. OH - =.
FOR bridgeport :, a. m, CErli BIS EI)i 81"
for Mford stratfOrd Fairfield Southport and westpOt
Ia. ~. l2:l3. $3.50. and $40 p ". 80 -.
Tor Eorwsk. L $50 a. m. l2:A g. tExl; $3.50 f;Jo 5;
For Daen and Greenwich = $3.50 M l2l5, $780, 800
$3.50 p 80 49, f,, a.
10, Port Chester God int mediate saona s:3Oa. n
49, $50; 4:3O. $3.50, $50 p. M; 90
Eor pom Chester sud Few Rochelle. 10. IN, (EX)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield IN, tE1h tE1l p M
On
Fer Boston via Shore Line, III m, Cfrl
For Hartford and Springfield a. H. tLx). R;l5, D
For Connec leu, River Railroad to Montreal ~, Erl
and i2:l5 p. Ia TO Northampton
For Hartford Providence aud Fshkiu Railroad An,
OK, 1918
For New.Iiasen, k.w-London and Stouingtou Railroad
st8 q m, II: 10, 8. p. m, (c1.l
For Canal Railroad " rs p. IN. TO NORTHAMPTON
For Housatonic Railroad TO Pttsheld, a. M - m to
Baningtun brd o Ssturdas r thfousb to Pitched.
For Nsugatuck Railfo Dad Il. H.. 3 p. IN.
For Daubury and Sorwak Railroad, :, $3.50 M, 4: 30
pm 49,,
JAMES IL. HO1T, Superintendent
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VEYTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of Couusndts,. -Connectns AZ Hampton
Juacon with DelswAe LSciswsnns and Western Railroad
EAsoa with Lehish Valley Railroad and its oonpec
tons forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh andthe West without
SUMNER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES May S. 1862
Leave Now-SOT a. lorOws:
HaHRisBuKG E1PiEssAt u m. foI Esston. Reading
Pottsnle. Harrsburg. aAuch Chunk Wiam.por,. &c.
MAIL TKAis-At q. III. fof Esston, Water Gap, Scran-
toa, Great Bend. Psion, Wikesbre. &c. -
" D. THKOtGH rnAis-For ka.ion. Mauch Chunk. VII
liarns pert, Reading Pottsville, HaIri.burg &c
~ II. WAY PAssysGKH TgAIs-fof Eas,on bethlehem.
Allentown. and Hsuch CHUNK
5:9DP WAY TRAis-For Somerville.
aP y WgsTRxS ExPkgss-For kaston Allentown. Read
ing arrf burg Ptsburg and the West Sleeping from
jersey City through 10 piusbuigh.
EXPRESS TRAIN HaKEtsBrRG-The q IN Express
Train from New Yok srrive. a, Harburgsi p M connect
ing East and West peunsyvanh Centre NO thern
Central R.Ioad North and South and with tho Cunbcr
land Valley Railroad M,
Tar THAor0H ExPKgss TRAIN YOR THy WysT. leave.
New Yorb at H. daily iSunds,s eIcepicdl. making close
connection Of Harrisburg VIII Psnnsyl,aus Railroad
no change Of TO Pittsburgh. aud but ono TO Crcn.
natl and Chicago -Four hour. time Is saved by taking this
tain. 81
kLi1ABETHPoKT AND Ngw.YoEK FsRRT-leavc New
York from Pier No 2 North River sIo aud ii ~ m
$50. 500, ana =.
Tip zach JOitN " Slf.hNSt Sup'iib'tH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
AMUSE NEVIS.

The theatres, during the last week, have not
found it necessary TO introduce change of pro-
gramme.
At Miss Keenes Theatre an exceedingly natural,
quaint, and-we speak guardedly- original piece OF
acting, can be seen in Miss Mtchels personation Of
Fanchon in "The Cricket The piece, too, has the
merit Of being very moral. II No; highly dramatic,
it is essentially decent; which is great deal III ll'
favor the centiousness OF plays being so often OBJ
trusiye. Miss Mitchell has perfect -Crummeis
way of saying things: they don't seemed to DC u''
cred on the stage. Uer voice in some points no"'
ever. is rather shorp, aud ought TO be mended,
The burlesque of 1.-THE Tempest 1T INC " ru.v'
Garden has subsidized. This week opens WIN hoO
Roy-Mr. Anderson himseh doing the Outlaw Dc
inc A scotehman, lie has point in his favor. piH"
Vernon will be performed by Miss Emily lhorho
Young lady, just from England w''h tno vast ao
vantage Of comeliness, good voice, and Pe"Sn's
.tyle-Mr. Burnett does the Baltic.
NibIo's still rejoces in opera and aiss h'ehng''
A musical drama, The National Guard, VIII Re'
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK...."..JCsH -
Cleared.

ShipsElen Austin Gsrrck Liverpool, Spoford Tilessn
l. Co.: Arsonsut, Ayres. Montevideo, J. Norton, j.:
Barks-Ailgdsena, Day, Aspinwall Panama \. Co. Z.
Pende.on, Marcy, AspinwsIl st.rbuck Co.; symmetry
(Br) Sarrock Belfast, Ireland Jsck-on Neil; Trxena
Brand New Orleans Robson FOsdc6; Vivid Light Blsnch
ard Cork Nesnth sons; John Benson. Whuson Pouoes
P r NORWOOD Gerard Vera Cruz, =. Alexander Son.
Bngs-Conact RulaDd St Kits. J. w. Hppbsrd \ Co..
Maria, Morgan Para, II. X. Coming, Son Co.; Akre0
Tssfs, ;.Sdsss g ,lcAItsar; Santiago B.mssl EI:.I'
Sfook, Porf.sa.Plstt c. r. H. q. schnidt Ariel tbLl'
Fipay SON Charottetown C. H. 1rumbu; Almoro honses'
Philadelphia Walsh, Carver Chase
Standardization tBr Tobin savanna Ia Mar. Charles h
Tunbull; Mary Ann tBr.l Murray, Cnsrot.etown T..
c. II. Trumbu; Advance (Br Curry HaiifI X pewon;
Abbie Forest Smith Port Marie, Brett Son Co Equste
(Fr5 Albury Harbor Island, J. Enessi r. C. Brooks
soley Londonderry, II. j. c. A. Dewof; Yorktown VET
lon Baltimore Merrill Abbott; j. Ward Giiespie bsita-
more j. ". Mckee; Ned Mckee. Philadelphia T. g. re.-
ell; Ney-York. Goodsel Boston, J. C. Dayton Co.; ID.
r. Kelly Kelly, Philadelphia, Baker Dayton; Joseph.
Cobb Boston, K P. Buck Co Anvil Whaen, EsaPor :.
Boyn.ou Sons; j. b. Blsecker, Edwards. Philadelphia
w. Mckee Bangor Jordan Philadelphia Hamilton NICE
erson, Boston.
Sloop-Mary Gray, H.nson. Uncasyile, II. s. Racket
steaIner-M Stevens Doughsrty, Baltimore
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presented tonight. Mdlle Galett the admirable
dancer, and the corps de ballet, also will exercise
their muscles despite the thermometrca rise In ad.
dition to this Mr. P. Rchings whose portraiture Of
Washington is wonderful, will appear allegory wise,
amid much star-spangled illusions, crowned by
Goddess of Liberty miss Richings) Of tupeful
beauty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence have been airing the green
sod and the land of notions at Wsacks, in a va.
riety Of amusing ways. Tonight they present
"The Irishman of Naples and "a Lesson for Hus.
bands" in which latter piece Mrs. Florence sustains
a variety Of characters.
At The Olympic Theatre CWallack's old establish.
ment) Miss Mary Provost is again starring in " ver'
satility business. Tonight che gives Iolanthe,
the Blind Princess" and Andy Blake heavy
characters in each.-The first piece was translated
from the Danish, in order to be played at Windsor
Castle.
Miss Bateman will take benefit at the Brook
lyn Academy OF Music,-on Tuesday,-the play TO
be "The Hunchback;" and rendered by herself,
Mr. J.W. Wallack. Mr.. L. Adams, &c. Besides this,
there will be Musical Entertainment by Mr.
Brignoli, Miss Charlotte Patti, Mrs. Strakosch, and
Mr.. l.. Mollenhauer.
AT the Broadway Museum tie American LAM
bert weighing Gs5 pounds" stHl lives. Equally
vital is Mrs Jane Campbell, who has fallen irre-
trevably into fat, aged 49, and weighs 6lS lbs."-
These mountains OF human flesh" are in highly
damp state this weather, and nay be cassed with
the amphibious animals.-The $50 900 Mutt" re-
ceives company as usual. Then there are the day
and night performances of the drama-which are
now scverally the Seven Clerks" " Honest Milk
man." etc.
At The Academy of Music, Irving place, next
Thursday, "Lucien Napoleon, the European Fakir,"
and challenger Herman, &c., and Mile Camille,
the French astrologist, and tue "Louvn Sisters,
will appear.
At the New Bowery, Putnam, or, the Iron Son
of 76," 1.-THE Blind Boy" and "The Irish Emil
grant," are to be played tonight.
At the Old Bowery. "Darnly, King Of Scotland
and The Spirit of Jack Slspparl.'
Mrs. Augusta Page, Of whom report speaks favor
ably, will appear at the Olniypic Theatre, Broad
way, next to Broome street, on wednesday evening,
in the character of Shakespeares Juliet
A concert will be giysn by the children of the
Tr1ant Home at the South Congregational Church,
corner of Court and President streets, Brooklyn, to.
night, at 5 o'clock Tickets, % cents.
4 concert of the pupils Of the twentieth Ward
Grammar School, for tho benefit of the widows and
orphans of soldiers, will be given at the Academy Of
Music. on Wednesday evening, at o'clock. Exer-
cises by 600 children-choruses, duets, solos, drills,
tableaux, &c., accompanied by Dodworth's Band.
Tickets, - cent?.
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L II Il $50
| $50.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with it, connections. fo'ms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRox NEy.YORK TO THr PnfsCpAL WEsTEss CiTiEs
Eight trims daily fiom kewfort 70 Philadelphia via
ALL THRoUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST by THIS
ROUIE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or CUURTLhNDrsT
By way OF phS tie morning passenger leave New
YORK At time other routes Evening passengers
at 6 p IN hour later than other lines
BY way Of Allentown evening passengers esye al m
arrive the ii Northern lines IN Ohc1go aud s
points Ia the North West Cresi0e Indianapolis Louisville
81, Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
points West, vita lever changes Of cara: n,,,,,, .
Sleeping Cars, without chGuge from fhlsdepha to
Pitsbarqh $50 miles and Newly Pittsburgh, 40 miles
Smoking aud Saloon Carr all trains.
Fare the other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers ifee.
secure Ii'Ae', WE 81 TISH " THIGaATi0NS
The PeuDoylyams Central Company runs "a Emigrani
Aocomnodati' Line. cb affords comfortable mode Of
aye % pss moving Westward Of ons hlf ths usual rate.
CT fare. .,,,,curo
By this route fcirts e al descriptions be forwarded
10 and from any point the Railroad Of Ohio keniucGy iG.
ROAD DIRECT, to any port on the nsyigabe rivers Of
the West b. steanie from Pittsburgh
the P.nusy vsnia Railroad OF all times favorable
ehs-ged b. other Railroad Companies Merchants and ahip
rers iuusng the incorporation Of their Freight to this Cora
psny can r'y with c'phdgsee s or rc,speeo' t'n'H
Farmers rpd Dealers 10 Live Stuck will hnd this most al
route Cspecous Yards vel wateed ana sup
and every attention s paid to Their
srrsburr whcfe viii bs found every convenebee ~
feeding ard resting choice Is offered o. ne PHLADEL
PHlt' NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J. h. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. hstor-IIouss.
LEIGH Il 90, FresLt hecuts. ,,....
No I Atlor House aud no J South WiliGD-st
seDohALD BI'cHoFf' E",g5'1' e heenI,, ,...
,lKoCu LEWIS. Cenors! sop tli2ops Il,
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Calcutta Mnseed Il also very scarce and wanted sese q
10000 bsss in Boston yesterday to arrive at distant psrs
ct ~ rs per bushel
TALLOw-The market Il quiet but FIRM sales Of l7ooo
Prime Western st9tc. cash.
WHISKY Is less active but the marie. steady sales -
600 b5ls at DC d7c for STATE and ssc d2Stc for Ohio
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STATIONERY an0 fantp Scoops.
90 THE PEN Is MIGH1IER THAN TIE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BESr OF ALL PENs
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
'1sN o. any o. M d h. ,sn mail or otssryi,.
directed Gold Pen PEN, seleefin9 the 'ane set''1h9
''''' COLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For sn,s the Mage Pen for 81 cent?. iSe t .s rea
&, Pen and lor ~, the Excelsior Pes.
Ths sze. are Nos 2 .. g. and D. -, ,,,,,,4.,,s,o,,
CASES WITH PENCILS.
Fei 70 csat the Magic Pen or % Ont me Luoay Pen
and fO 90 the Excelsior Pen: These are wsfnshed
good vl,g Gold Pens with leosnin POINTS the syeta'e
scar cry which will TAR outlsst gross Of the bet
In. eo.a. a. Morton Number and "ouality" are
ak nontn against accident The numbers Ind
cate sze oriv: No being TIE smallest No the largest.
largest NJ moth Gold Pen for The de,t Long and medina
Nib o. oil si'es aod Qualities; shp s,o o. Nos rs
"'' u VIC toLp PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For Is teats No. Pen lat quality, or MOI PEN Is
FOR o. No Pen quality, No. Pen, I'd quality
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GOLD PENS ALL IIQUALiI1, ~ SlLVER-MUUNIED
DEsK-HOLDERS
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The Let Quality" pointed with the very best lrdosnia
ronts carefully selected and Of this quality are sold
with tho ighte impeTeetion which skiD aud tho closest
scrutiny detect
Tire % QuatyD superior TO any Pens made BY him
previous to the year 1860.
Tbs 50 Quality" no intends shall equal in respect TO Du
tsbLity Elasticity and Good Whiting Qualities the only
eonsiterstions) any Gold Pen. made elsewhere.
In regard the Cheap Gold Peas he begs love TO that
previous 70 operating his Now Snd Patented Machines lac
could not have made Good Writing Durable Pcns ioT
ibs price had tho Gold been furnished rstuitously.
P0rtes ordering al .nstGHee sp,efg me Mum
Der" and Quality" Of e Pens VaHt-d and be particular
g de''tee che KIND Of PeNt msy ycer--oaeteT "W or
An rsulittsnoes by mail in Registered Letters at my
tisS
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No. % Maiden Lane Esw-Yok.
AIRY ssndngs single letter possmp viii receive 1clr
eplar with the engrsvints sboEe referred 10.
~ For BY al dessrs IN tho hns Throughout the
country.
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GaIes bp Anrtloil.
A. M. MRRwIy. Aucuoneei.
rpY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Irving Build

DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Irving Build
ID incs Nos 5s4 and 5ss Brssdway.Sses Of Books, Sta
snsrv Pcure Works OF Art Fancy Goods. Furniture. &c
MONDAY EVENING, June 80 at y O'clock
BOOKSELLERS ST0CK-Comprising large collection
81 .Isble STANDARD Books and Miscellaneous Literature.
Also Scientific and Classical Works, Photographic Albums,
w. TUESDAY EVENING, July l. at q O'Clock.
FNGRAVINGS, PHOTOGk APIS. WATER.COLOR
pRAWTNGS AMBROTYPES LlTHO0RAPHS, &c.-
For particulars Catalogue and the Pictures now on cIhi
hstion al the ssesrooms
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July 2, o'clock.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AND D0CUMENTS-A large
and Interesting collect American and Foregngatheied
during many years Also few Books Pamphlets and
Portraits For particulars Catalogue, to be had at the
yaeSooGs
OUBLIC SALE of VALUABLE HORSES
4 BoRDENTOWN, New-Jei.ey.-I beg to inform tho
upblic that my THIRD ANNUAL SALE OF COLTS and
FILLIES will take place FRIDAY, June p, 1862, at
o'clock precisely rain or shine.
II viii consist principally Of g. and Syearod Thorough
red, habred and Troters already trained 20 saddle or
'aues aud sired BY the oe', stations in the United ste
gsi leave NewYoTk al o. T. and 10 III, and Phi de phis
81 IOA m and 1890 y. n. AD. MAiLLlARD
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Receipts Of Produce.

JuSx 1893 bbla Flour. s71 bbls. Com Meal. ~
bags do 923 bbs Whisky So $50 bush Wheat II 333 BUSH
Corn. 1890 bush Ost, $50 bush Malt 45l6 bush. Rye.
81 pkgs. Ashes 139 pkgs Provisions 300 pkgs. Lard
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bort War0ens' Notlre.
STsTY or kEw. Nosx. I
PcRr.M AkpEns OFRlCs No. 100 Wall.A

Sr.TY ksw-NoBx.
PoRr.WAs0Ess OFFICE No. i0t Wall-st
NOTICE ia hereby given, IN accordance with
~ asctiol Of the Act passed April H. 1856, engted An
Act 70 heorgDize the WsIdsns Office OF Port OF h~w-
Yofs all persons interested ia having charge Of IL
subject mater OF such inquiry examination survey hA
the following vessels uldct by the fet-
Wardens aud CD 1t the said saveys examinations will b
completes wihin 1oo days next succeeding notice. o.
bcuro said
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snip Ne " ,.
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DAN non Force
BAR ooue'is hIcs Pier No. ~
Bu6 Donna Ma .P@ No. ~ -
VIM n 8UELEivh Psssdasa
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rises. ..4:3l Sets.......i:35 Moon-Ssd.. III
sIGA THIS DAf
Sandy Hook. $3.50 Gov Island .l04J Hel'0ats.s VIA
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
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MISS CAKOLlNE HtulNos.
MONDAY E]ENlNG. juno iD itt..
TIE NATIONAL GUARD.
PAULINE ..................Mlss CAROLINE REGIMES
C. lENALIER HLNAAb...............T. J. ilhiNVs
Grand pvCrt.srAont -.
by
ASNETri GALEFU.
and o endil Cops De Bale.
10 conclude with ,ns Va i1l1 AAesc-y O.
WASHINGTON
Gen. G.oT-e Wshns y h.rLiIfs
The Goddess OF L Hchhss
With the Fg'roiic Song o. - -
THE sTAR-SPANGLED BANNER