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BOARD OF SuPgsri~oRs. No. City t,ll
49, Ersr A NIL o ~ '
PROPOSALS fer PRINTING the MINUTES


4 AL DOCUMENTS OF tho BOARD CT 5U4Eh'i,sn
Tor The ye.r 49,. -.
S-slsi praT o.a, VIII be received the ob, e h. -
Of DE Doafd o. SupeNisoEs Ne Ii.y ha' sal.
An'ii H. ocork NJ. Tor prniBE and hiudss ie Ma
ues ard documents o. the Board Of supefVso 'f ~ !t
1852 sample, Of psFes, style Of WORK. ke, 20 oef>1"
OF tLs CLERK otace. 49,,
s. pice per page fof 30 copies u r,ugh npE e. ra
cut Stitched sud trimmed per stlE pc ls4aWe-s"f"
thr Minutes o; March %, log -,
"a. Pice pr psgs Tor 20 copies Of Oocausu'' inse
enc stitched and covered, - per sample lsaa gr-D'
No . Of 1851 ..l
30 Price per page FOR ruc and sur~ wos raasi y, -
sucofl s,o.acs ious, sample. ssuil5-I<e4s'~
ih Price rer pas, for 90 copie, elch o. sPF'd ~
nissn q docugntD,s fog the bog4 yoe, ps'sd I'd 49,
ger samp'e . -, r..,la
81 For bindrs 800 ccpe, Of Procsedis-s q hs a@sa
supervi,of, Of me County ~ New OK of lo2 sH ~
D e. lSsmpl5-kol >, 1851 . n.
The p-ce Per "a "a undog he hrs' 'ps-i.si'a 70 = ii
~ lee pr page Tor thee buu7td CO y ne Ap''"
pspsfs AID luds2r g tne lud yoiule. As Pc
The tniDE~s dncuu.-nts approved psp-r 80 "a
printed White prirti psp-f t".u yilf " %. .1
ihr,S sht pouI % " ,he fssm. egi-! Ia a. s'F'"
pie shoSB msikel \. -. a ia
sufiricus number Of pies Of - Fourh nisas ~
meeting resprcasvly n 10 us ifsrsd ~ - - a,
before tho next succeeding mse.lss ~ H'1 ." ~ ~
cris. IL. s-.. as.
No compep.,ion vii Ne SLOWED '5s sl'ertt,a' ZOE ".
hank page. changes n tho 'i1- Of lsse 'I.r u ~"
cey. VIXEN authorized D. specie ssis ~, t rrvrr
Din 8klGys,.,,- t
WILLIAM r. SttNAkb T
triITTAN L. co SNsA
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AsssrASr ouAETKgAAsTs.n,,s Ao,ii s. To-
CrALrp PROPOSALS vii ll,,,5Itess rsS H..
f s.S g. srals c.sa. :! fo % ,s, lsos sd
-. re- thnr sss d-ivrry tho place ., ~ e.ct
oe ire vii pie ',ar 'hs Poss ' ., p,tl sul 80
he Whole u'ids VII 30 sccer.ea po.i.' ~
's'S1 d. u. gCMPAlha ASH oaH'''
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WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST NIGHT
The present, II the end original American iT.say
Untitled
S Is = L.
By
JOHN SAVAGE.
received s frf p9ee ion Monday E7h, WITH The
MOST BNBOUNDED E&ihUSiASN.
Tho Play IS founded net rd rom OF AnDecgn
History tAe Brau champ 4 arsjy." aid The part ~
tie Leroioe clothed By AZ Heron with Os,iHnc
psrnp Of feeling, snd reud1r o. tHTb TiS5n.
cerl uy Rscc fis icon as pe'i1u-ls snun'ncfd.
b.s d-lsg he' departure Coz three oya tor r prose o.
prodac-g thI ply o. Cannot uu, Ter sagsuo4., BE-
pisyed aleT LO-NIOAE
WINTER GARDEN
MAT Ida HERON
respectfully Announce t-ft DO
FAREWELL BENEFIT
{. Fixed fJr THURSDAY ENENINO Anil TO- which must be
IHE LA,r MICH
q BIER app. arsD es co. feWIOrk-
On this occts.on size will sppeUlt
CAMILLE.
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WAN AbiBURGH & Co.'S
MAMMOTH MESAGHRlE

VAN ANf Mana5r 4 n Go;s
GREAT MoRtL EXHIBITION.
HYsTT FnosT. Manager
Tis Instructive and ut resting collection Of Living AHi
'--''' '''A' AZ iGMEEsE NJ PAylLl1N,
An INCENSE NrW PAVILION,
tguyy deco a'~1 with the gag Of on y. ion,l on
sFVENTFENTdStREEr.N EAL 6INTHAVENUE
i'7'' SSHrPr PERFORMANCES FACE DAY.
TnRFE PERsOl NANCES EACH DAY.
Do,-, of.r 3D. IA Per omarce y and @! ocioch
Admission Is cents Chifen under nino ys-ss, 10 cca
In .nmi; Tcu,yss GEOLOGICAL CO LECTION
MATt u.Ess LooLo0iCAL OOLLLCllo"
u ''' PERFOaMiYG ElFPHANT Tlproo sAIB.
the rirsts l~rio ing 20 .haut In Aue'ira trained th
J as!f5iu.-d by Prof Aa-. Also the .. ....,-,
l ' CHEAT WAR FLEpil Ant HANSlRiL.
CREAr wAR ELEPHANT HAN heat;
It rs ly mpoiiug sch uorntsio Of v.aty ooe
Ieat 60 tns wi u Z. - THOMAS. OIL. ,er. The
! NOSE Triumph M
MOST TRIUMPHANT
rvrARALLEIEo SUCCESS
UNpARALLELED SUCCESS
nf this
TNEQCALEn EXHIBITION
INEQuAtED EXHIBITION
Oh ~ s'-H' 'bf''jvD ~ FRfCEDTVT
BEYOND Alb PRECEOEhE
Don, faiilo o,...,,-.,.-,.,v
GO IMMEDIATELY
70 ''' '-' s''sgIri PyrncUs COLLECTION
SIUPENDOUs COLLECTION
'' AZ srF-sTRrEr. NEAR sIXrH-AvEEJE,
sEVL,ltE .Tu-s lfhLr, Nan aiAih-AFENoH'
10 y ''''''-' ID '1 q Hon TIVE ONLY
SaOkf TIME ONLY.
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amnesmcnls

pARNU1ifs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
OF TBs
NEW PLAY,
Entitled
HOP O. MY THUMB;
d.,
THE. OGRE AND THE DWARF
IN shich the coo-at Of living humaiy over se'n
u sAJ az or cou"ty isi"rodoced.
COMMODORE NUTTt
THE @0O1o MUTT!
III alasi man cf hs are ever known.
ApPEANS As TUE DWARF,
MONS. BIHIN.
BELGIAN GIANT,
he tal'sst rrsn suaiyo within at thlGssnd yeaTsf
'I' 'Di'''' ''' SANDING rEEr HIGH!
By TIE ride Of WON ordinary en ere mere rgniei 'a''
tsiut TIE { is,scer G. the OCse 'hus making -
HONA-i IDE LIVING CHAtACfEN!
nd consti trg ths i.y a.. cars. Hoge.y Of the rye y
produced VIII aad appropriate seeaeiy pfop''ho''
~ IRIS XSF EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
81 : I'D . CON MUTT AID Mons BIHN
,re ALSO On exhi ion ~ Hell Of tie Auseun, al
IN h,rys ,fs da 9se .-r1ag. n addition to tas.e mar
VEINS wonItfs, arr also 10 o. scrn
THE LIVING HiPPOPOTAMUS,
whose asrtur. for - city rs' ts,a ln,sosaoJ delayed
80 his a.iU tHc cur our srd aul,ieg
WHAT Is TIP
W lh p elo on eysiti'n ~. 81! ho1-s together with
TIE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
frou D. Northern srs; te -yi.e1 ri the gfeis deep.
lin Nap g AsCAR At6lS , 0S;
IIViNG MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR sA"sON.
lie --- ~. ".'1 y .r'a ISL "gt9'i ger .iG
IHaIpf rLN'Lv LittN0 TURTLE. On Nd AoOA-
RIA wild .ins4aso OF 5eau..io ID 'iNc fis H. 1e' "eI
Adai..isI TO o iglcs; hiiten ur5rr n. i5ot'
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1862. 7 Il / 1862.
PtNN5YLvhNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
,yIfh ffr cor q -ctilfa lotms

1862. ! 90.
with 300 cor -c,i'rt toms
FRos Naw ioaE TO TAX Pa NcraL WssTsAs 1iTis'
ErW.l,ney sud aindsn and Arihoy lias. -,
ALL THROUoI TRAINS FOR THE MIST BY THIS
KUUiE LEAVE NEW-YORk FROM THE
FOOT ~ CJuh1LANDfsE.
Byw,yof Philadelphia tie morning pAiseoser, leave New
Yoisu M fsnie ne a. oihrf s9n'-' Evening passages
s6 m one .io"f lsi-r than o.', lits. ,..
BY Of Aie9to~n ersoins ra,'e'eer' ies,s =. IN
ihrre hour, later han he Nonhein i, ane e' oo foi
point, Ia Tho Norh Wet, Lls''l, Indianapolis, BONNEVILLE
81 la.+ Cleveland Coiur.on'. Cncanotl sHd al mali
ppn'' Wei Wit :" 81 cis' 80 oi ea'e 800, .
ssepns C., "i'''e ebaags [in ron lhld,,pa,; 70
Smc t.ng and $ doom Iifl on al LauL
Fare the same .. otter routes.
Bsggs ..c --Aed through fmnsfers re-.
: cure 90, .eta "a mill uscd. ty ~ bIrsl
WfhFENN EMfpRAtlOA
Tho Pc s}lpsnis C-hfa Ga. psny mrs an E1l'fraut
Aceommot'r,n Lice. " tb sford. eomisd4ht mode 81
a,c 10 ps.ss mosrs 'sst"sl, At one ha! no u'r a..
u ARE .,,...,
~ IBIS route, nj h''ef esscPloe, can 70 fo'vsrd'a
90 and from uny 81 on he Railroad - ono k-atI.sy, In
diana, Iur. Q, W..eon.a. Iowa. Aii,ourL ~ RAIL
DAD ~ ct or 20 any port oa iho nagigabe rivers Vi
the frst By aiearofs !son .NtaoTfh 80
hs rates Of frssi 90 nd ilor. soy point IN the Wstby
he Pom ,y.sna hai Dad .ic o. ~ cs 90 i''rse RIO
scd by other Nailosd Coupiri-t Mefoho1h sd dip
pr ninsiins Tho s spo'a.,nc thg Frefl- 70 il' Oo@
I"y' can roy Win oOPhdesce o. i,..ps'.' ''@n"t
Farmer. sna Dealer. - Lna sors VII Ard hi, a',t a.
rantpg-Ous Outr. Cipaio1s lsla-. vel witerd al sup
Vhrd wish every c1rYoNrn. have htcu oIfCet ON N te
srdUs connections. and rfUiy irl0u - fsu 10 their
lrof Harrisburg wEr,s viii 90 found csuyen,i % f1
icedng aId Irs'g choi' is oicirl ' Tie F Label
PlliA, tLW.LOHk ard BtLIi l.ONE GARLEiS
J. f. LLLfOlr Pa. .-ng-. Ae.ut, No. hli,r.l ouss
LbtCH & &c., Itti- ht % Fepis.
No. ! tao- Nolse I'D No S9uh w lmrt
MCDONALD BisCh0fF, Euislant .eurs
No. Ba,.sry-l = Ice
ENocH LEWIS. General snp, Altoona. y.
ERlE Passenger trains iIon foot
IL 81 Chem rra.ft., al follows;
g. m, Efrrets. fer Lulat9.
"a. o NJ hsii
s.ls M MAX, Dolly. Tor onils ard attrns5l.is Sta
~ n..
II a. m. Accommodations daily.
,'r y n, Nay. TO- ihaaJIown, NoubuFsh rnj a,srrio
diGis Station
tp "a. Nirh. EIp,is, daily for pmkirz. B7alo C.rao
dtifus, and riucJl 5afos The Tfsin nf sturay ulns
thou n 10 hniislo BIT go uUt Iun TO Duskirh.
7. ~. Accommodate
CHARLES sIlNOT, General sao'L
~ EW-JERSEY RiIiROAD-FOH PHIL.
~ ADELPlilA and Tho SOUTH And WEsf via ,R
sly CITY is' ,nl Exprsr Linos Lave Nsw-Yoft %
nl '1a M, 60 sud u u Fae ~ Through rj,eit
r.. a. and al y .. o.. usila
d. " WOODRUFF, Assistant sapsr.ttsnsrrt
10 bdftgi vii be received for any t.lns uus.l delivered
C.lecASa nj IN. tl,.
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tCaicr.Curr.

nR. MUNDEs ,WATER-CURE, at Florence,
H Iss' ,lbee mil~s west om ,h- Northampton r. Il
Drpo n tbe arsrf' and bstfegna,d r.ts1 hnf It'
ci s kiIa l. situated in ~ hs heal hissl niI lrgs.
ATTEST n,unaif regions IL New Eng and nd alaply lpyrt
with the rufg and codet granite ~fsr Fres for I,rbts
&Do y, rni Tor borTdrSs IS TO - rrr wrok Ps'isnl'
Ia Gnum,tsnce. faleciaJ mrmbsrs Of H. army.
rose hefh Lz suffered ffom wound o. eSrosuIo have
a Absfal allowance
hag E>CH Or. Monde T.. n.1t Prls,snI.z n
eminent pfscd ioner tlo NsosCuis thai GtIN8ny sss
pod cei"-l Il. \, Thbana
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Dropoea.s.
f)-picr ~ IsssrAgT coz. GssFH.L ng SrR.BTyscrl
- ! sL.-..-i.. Nov Nn-, hldl. i.ll I

O-grcr ~ As.isrAyT coz. CssFH.L "g srR.U2scrl
~. siafr-ai., New forf apull. iEs
A PaiY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii b
= .,e,ivtd By fse 1.iers.-rcl visit oe'ea p n,
~ sJaY be is. for siuf ing ior The g'e o. -
I'd .-es Army So. SIS ihtt atDREs 10 Do caT.
ofrt So Nes, ok ~ Brloslyn a. io..cDs. viz;
500 .rTr hfs qrs-f extra saref1rf s1utn'rrs.
climate Use ba.ri 10 os icl Aeads'ed W.T. ssss
0ne.h.rl 20 b. refot on the i2'' oessird the ~
snatto 3,lalre on The an ~ pal, l5k
snsu seru'-s 10 ecooppa.y pioPo,s tie boxes c'rAS
i,e CO.. or p. be cseegIy aprleh ~ he ia
E--u bid .rust iav- pm "a copy o, tails eaF-i'Hf1sa
ros.rj II f. bed sld r1t be sprcile 10 aPyg rea
IS viii 80 tie terms. LacE bid q" h7vo nsd.ii o. nea
csa'nn tho W. g1aIauty - sNo Re f'As4os a.is ~
ioE
I'VE TIE underlined hereby ihs' 'hoad ID
srv rsr, O. he slov. b ae -crep o. . lH % cI t-s
sceordirg Co it, true Pal Ift nnl s1nii .'Dh+ 49,,
Propo-as Lust De irdorsed fmPosf Tor saosr,cs
Stfr-,n
Biis NAV p-cposs f,r the whole pan o. -. seos
casfss- ~ eg,rf WI = rf7Hired = y u s-rf 10
5Ii lusn' l. iv.erflr fc.unfe fJu 0rors.g pAa
ofdaiifary IN tie CT Of New orr Brooslyn. k.-tsn
1g sills III gce ios thi, stores . tie pgopo o. iis
OF delivery
Tho So I'srsrae place OF bu.'ss Will ds.s Il 9rrs
. -eqrj. : 1920 ga p package. 49,,
Ih. .irlf VIII &c sPr 1tfd e, TIE no'ei ce' Ss'-y
ar rninnsrcd ca u lined ssra 'ios. ny teny sea-
-rsdcIt iss.ca los flour luIpsctosa who's e'hsssn
be frq.ir'd. -.
CoDFaeta-s are expected % bold tfei- c'of' wsr.u
se3,, 20 he Uni Cd Ststs uni req. 81 IL plnssl
FIsf siL f0re, q b. Mdds ~ such al - H2s
(u, nishsi ~ ne If.s'sf Sia'e'.
Pr,oo,efs whose q sccepei ere requested e.s
~ 'A'i '-A' P'S' % 'S'''--'' '-'- 2. EAroS,
Lieut.. Co,rel az 4. Z q
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,IEW.YORK & NEW.HAyEN RAhROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT

COMMENCING NIFf ISER ~. i3iL
rrtr,nTcf station kew.iosk COZ. 4i,hs: L-i sh ~
IKAiNs leave NEW.YORK:
For NegiassH. :. "a IA, ia }, Lib 5:Dtttli o'so
TO- s'ilsrI 1 =. s4m. EIl, i2.b. $50 G1I, $50
soi o,i s,,,'ord Fairfield. sou,bpor, sui wespor'.
Fol No-st !. s,oam I4si5 So tg.l. $50 49,, 5,
Yor os,isa .aa s,uweh. = go u, HIS $50 -
po' ,nfori ~ az o:'oa nj 1915 $50 CEzL D:
/. {.eo3 So
o., $50 4;1n. 49, 60 a.
For Fon C.rs.uG AID Se" Rochelle, y On
COsNECTiNB TRAINS
'or Nos3n VI, Spiinfn-lJ. b. 800 (Exl 2. m
tor Bottln slrre Linz. 4l:l5. p.
ior hsnioEd add spnusl. u. ID N tEr j. la:l3. 3:N
Fof CauSse len, E.srr Railroad - Mon:Teel NJ tEsl
for Hatiosd rroviIe.cs. I'd Fl.ikm Railroad, a
(tal. l2.t3 9. m
AIS o. ~, l.lh J.jl. D. ~.
coy AVA W..r. I'd. II. IS g. m r. Northampton.
Fer Hausstouic H,iro4d o. iit.aas.d.
for Nuurstutk R.itcrl. q. m 3;J' p IN.
Dor D.ntuIy .nj NoTwst Railroad 2. g. m, $50 r. M
Cominodious = coping lrs 90. slhri - y a. trsin
JANIS ii. HDIt Superintendent
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NEW-YORK HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. Dor Albany I'D Troy, Aorth sd Yves,
WINTER ADVANCEMENT 3. Commencing MONDAY. Nov.
loi Fof ALBAAf lo:14 li "a 81 naii .slii lloin
ilhfi pot
Fof all ooa trains 50 THE TABLE
JOHN 8rRCHTLL. ASH Sop
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NROUP-SAVEy YOUR C'i!LDREN.-A safe
- and reliable msliciue-Dr CHAFMANS csrbrsisd
compound VOUp AND CUUGH SiRJp-u,sd with great
fnrcss iof hr t ~ yeae. IN alhe tie Group
,sn. the best slcis Tor uhlc a. COds. Coughs. hoane
nels DUncl'y OF Dreaming fain ia the Cheat. b-rii
from the Lungs. Ashme. NhlopngCough nsumg.oa
&C. Manufactured ard sold wholesale and retail by NM
CHAPMAN TO-, No. A. tulon.st. NY and By pr1rssfA
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T s. MARSHAL" SALE.


2. .. brIkfET, Hf' InHcer
VALUABLE LEASEHoLD PROPERTY n
Y Es.. Br sd y ara Li.i.or--t..-LU -kLAf INK
si seil 90 ThUhSDA Apn 3D. a Y oclees = tbs s.
s 10 az EaaL srcldosy. p t 30 a e- b. f.ss
t.ost ~ o,cs B-Ldng o. Digi-9-s Map. 40 GA,
Z. D. . Wai.s..
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S1ENFRAL RAILROAD 81 NEN-.iLRSEI.--
I PROM G,t 10 Coz .i,1f.. t-Copnariing - henWon
Inuri Ion wish ps4ws . Lactswaura and Nus.'n Ae oal
sd 20 fas'oa sitb sh We icy Rairnsd Ga1 its contro
ION. arnag ducct lice TO Pittsburgh ant hs west ~ii.
elsrg 1ssc - -
esyt Sew oif 70 foil"vs:
Htrarsrr.u fArhF.s-A. b.. ~. f1r Ea.ton, ReEcius
rnusstile iilrli-trr Mach Comb WHOM port. &c
fi,fi Trtt.--as a. fa Es-ton. - atsG Gap, Scla1
gop. Great bend. Pitt TOR, Wikgsb .rfr, &c 49,.
~ u. tHh0t If.Ai@-For tlston. lleHrl Chunk, WI
'i.inse,rt. ifsl,'iH1. pntfsgii-, Harrisburg. sc.
si.H. TAls-f OF Lastor, BctirEe2 A-sato m
sLi aiaueh Chuus.
tcOr.a. WAy FHHS-Fof Soror7'Ne.
r. =. WFsrERv ixFKsss-for ls.ton N'snfown hee =
iu- sr.ug. rbufsh. end tlo O.. sevrios care ir5m
Jrr,cr CHS tu.srrl 70 rt..s "a
Eartnfs Tue rDg N.tRisnrEq-Ihr So n. Express
1tsu from Nss-io arTlsr. a. usfr1ufg y r. No, nrc
iug Fast and W. Certf. e 3D. no si-fn
Genital ~ lii.,s North All South and With t-o Gambler
I'D riry Nl.nsr.
THE rnRoroH F2vty-s ThAiy Fon TiH WHfT iesTe'
.-Yoa %. dsi.y fhnn4ays C-c-p-ral 7ngslAK 90
cou i.n da-.tu'e with Penr9y vsIia Ra oai-Nt %
see 3fcss q fllrFr esd blt one g. tin - sJ
Ilrlx0. folr ho.a ulIr itsYad hs taxing tht tsi'L
itI.hrLTHr0-T tNp trv-fOIE fsEtN-L"arf New
YORK from P1- 30. Sonn LiE,T, ~ '- sad IL O. ~ ''
s.ln AID 500 ,,
40 bas 100 u Bern Poiu' end n''iner t'ore ~
tip rcrn way LfI.s' - or 49, .-.1--
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cnmri,,er en P.Iailnl Aat sls'i'.'

SSEALED PROPOSALS are in7tea ~ l. 20 q.
4 AprQ. isG2 e u o'clock m ~ 5ir Z, u
In,,.d sub Dope " IN $50 lead ii ShEF 0Ali-
hooL -. nj. Ia, re, srl 10
,.,,nsl 10 average J. go pgnnds y's' wsflii !"
,t.,, vglice weighs loss ian fo pounds t,.' - -
TIE Csti. 10 DO delivered A. sucb times sa1 u
DIS a. tie Gov-inuislt may Irquire -, sasf j.
Cattle will be teonired under his eoli-f.
eontset q ,io.ej. i.ilers and bulls NJ Esn. IN aR
A bond. with good Ald .~.i,fAeeiy 'se''''
quifed -, d cav n fvHs!
not-s. =, q, esr,rs cfiiss .
10 I'D viii h. entertained when ra' 70 ~ e-s'-i,
hsge ,-ryion,ly tailed % CON IL via H. hf, bd 80
" here the 5iddsT 10 mo-. pres=It 20 -. PoNo l.,
bid. TO be eecomrlncd by twO guafshef sth ths FS
The usnies Of hfms should hs sss.ol Ia '~' :. al
aldf-ss Of al tie members n the AZ llITa s,
Bid, 70 be directed " Major A bL0H"iA-'
A., s. alhiu s.on. ID. g. . II
49, Foas or OcAhASrf. e....e,--n
We - c'th- Cousty d, stu - % ars. Y
- 9th. County Of -, si'a ,fae -, IA ,s.sfS Y
n,r1,er hat - {, able 20 fain eo.', .sos b, ,'egs
Win lie teTns OF his proposition s1a 'a f =
,iol be accepted. 10 VII = o. e,, \, sNt ti =.
S s &c ,sJ 10 h.ros liza sseuhlss 4Al'
appended a. ,seh b'a .--------------- oy-,ckl
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TNCICE D0OkS-iBcludi g tue collection a
~ Professor nov q. 2. ohsri 70 EureD~, conipris,,
aks IN .riyns dspgdrsruEs o. iersus~. squs fss
tis.d 80. b. which wi 30 ,od 70 -gctiea b, StSi.a
No % Haszsu-ss % giU E3DAf April IL, lss a. csA
. M Catalogues '-sa, snd 10 Is 60 v~w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-09
llleoitGl.

PROSTITUTION WAILR.-The only known
y Remedy tor pIABFTE9. IRRITATION OB rHE
VfCX % THE LADDER, luaiumrti'n ofths Hidnesf
ed Cstsuh Oh Bladder S'ungnry ana Bur rs o. rsin
fn Urnaint stone a. tho L,1lcf C4.Hius Grs,ei Brrs
Dat Depot. aud Aiucou, MAY Discharges aeF lTinA
ns. Fof sale Uy al Drug lets. Vice = J..
WM d. GRGG0 Co, rroprie,oyB.
MORGAN ALLEN General Ageuis M. 40 CIas.,
NJ.
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- uee soi pogrsCURE. ,heee ninssg fl n ichol
! of by he o".l paFcr r lie col. y. 40 ives EVEN re-
lu-lta. send LLar-l 70 box 80 IL H.,L-n. n as.
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gnsirucrloH

L1AIR HAVEN SEMINARY, i. G. SLOAN,
Z Piincip--a tsniy Soc dlle-'oh0oi 'r ~ pip'.s.
.sio, 10 a.d IN the ,ligs Of III favsn v.t'a .1
n se..t .ssu be-. h"-n ~saei.sl-d ye'
r'r team hegius a-y t-cui-Es - 4. OOODA'OO"H -
NO
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passage FOR HtYANA.--The fact sailing
Bnii.h trs SAGINAW. clara Hs'ss' hes one sep'"-
~, ,,ion, sud win ss ina ew day2. '9' ,p,t e p ~
10. q ~ alEal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-09
OfeGN Cleaners.

L1OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
c, ,,c,--f vii 'save Nev.YoIk the LAT, lth sgd
Ia eG,,rb month eIccp when these dates s on 81 NDhf
nan N CAV Of depsnurs will be the MONDAl iyIosAs
D. ~ l@sb or apply the ony ohce 80 Bowling
lresn. =. = -
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a!anensrn an0 aansp @eo0s.

&c fFvnE Pm IL HlOiTiLk THAN III
sword"
qGg GOLD PEN-Iia BEsT OF ALL PENS
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IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytovu, h. y
= r.. f.-ty-aifth SEt'I ANNUAL -leSiO VIII coai'
D. 3 6ONE +. 4. n.
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gIncrCinI.

O-rlCE oP -.lE fprH-Ss iysCFAsCr Co,
so. u Ws..-t. Nc,s-i oik, Apri2. is62.
TORTY-ThIRD DiEIDEED.--At Il Meeting
Z OBJ. Dee rold 81 pir,,tors .ed q "a dAy, = he o'he
OF fir Contrary e>.ai- .NNtAL DiAlD+ Nd of dA o.
g,fceat w.. cec-lsd, pay st TO- ~ s. kace 90 d-iao
}. '. h sBHlCPr. Srcfrft',.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-09

MUSIC LESSONS for TIE TINES, upon .he
III PIANO. only a. add 81 ora ie- g. ion payaoe
.eaii-qu4ft-riy ia advance. Aties hs g. No 81 West
,,..t or can thl. week from ~ % J. ks.egence-
William At.scn
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-16
IsprASApoLrs. October 1s.

There are rumors that our army has
got Bragg and Kirby Smith hemmed
between the Federal forces and the
Ohio river with no chance Of escape ex-
cept by marching 10 an essterly diree-
ton. Gen. Boyle, one Of our ablest
and best posted Generals, commands at
Louisville, and means 6ght. Should
the rebels march in that direction, they
will be promptly met. Colonel Ross.
United States Marshal, has eight Of the
BIackford county traitors in close con.
6nemeut. Some Of them are said to
have expressed their regret that they
put into practical operation the teach
inps of the 9th Of January politicians.
The others have fed and are being
hunted up by cavalry. Some Of them
have sent proposition to the Commis-
sioner General, offering to surrender
up if they could be allowed
to volunteer for one year with the as
surance that they were to receive no
more punishment. Ofcourse, theprop-
osision was treated with the contempt
il deserved. There will be no comprq-
misses With traitors in Indians.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-16

REPORTED IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN
NAVAL WARFARE.-A late number o.
the Boston Traveller contains the fol-
lowing letter, dated Bay Of Algesiras,
Spain, U s. Steam Sloop.of-wsr Kear-
sage. September 7th, 1862:
The officers Of this ship have within
the last three days been electrified by
an invention of our First Assistant En-
gineer, james w. Whitaker, Esq, oi
Trenton, New Jersey, which totally
eelipses anything yet announced on the
aIlimportant topic of iron-clad ships.
For obvious reasons, / am not at
liberty, at present, to give the details Of
this powerful agent for the destruction
Of such iron-plated antagonists as the
Merrimac and Arkansas.
For its simplicity in design, COM
pleteness in construction and certainty
Of execution, it cannot be excelled by
anything yet invented or advanced.
In fact, it is the event of the nineteenth
century. .a'
It reyolutionizes the whole theory Of
naval warfare, and, as long as its use is
confined to our own navy, no other
Power in the world can be successful,
no matter. how many or what class Of
iron clad ships may be brought against
Us. l t if
1t can be applied to any ship in the
service at comparatively nominal ex-
peuse, and when so applied, even the
Monitor and New Ironsides wonld be,
when opposed, as were the Cumber-
land and Congress when attacked BY
the Merrimac.
Our Captain, Chief Engineer, and
other officers have examined it, and all
concur in pronouneing it perfect sue
cess; and the Captain has detached the
inventor from the ship and ordered him
home with his plans. to report in per-
son to the Navy Department. Mr..
Whitaker will probably leave on the
10th inst.
Needing no experimental trial, and
the time required for its construction,
application, and readiness for action
not exceeding three weeks labor in any
ofour navy ysids. we trust soon to
hear Of its acceptance by the Govern
ment, and certain proofs of its utility.
The navies Of the world must soon dis
appear before this new and terrible op-
ponent, while through its aid the Union
will be restored. and the nation take
her proper place as director Of the sf-
fairs Of the world.