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Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-10

Il A T. "A Il - .
4 AyING this day reconveyed TO MIR. NJ.
n WIsEBERG the Store House, Warehouses
n IOWA Lots on which the same are situated
4 Washington. together with the Stock of
,rrbabdise remaining on hand, recently pur-
t.,eI al him, and also assigned to him my
II. # accounts for Merchandise sold, and
\ Mates Bills and evidences of debt growing
|, If said business from thr date of purchase
This dav he is therefore hereby fully rein
ktpl with all the right, title, claim or interest
Ecb may have derived from him IN and to
m storehouse, Warehouses and Town Lots
IA Merchandise on hand, and ne alone Is
',aorized to collect and settle all debts created
nv name at the mercantile establishment
s,lueted for me b. said Wlseberg.
JOEL D. CONWAY.
uh;or4on ARK Dec. ~. 1861. soft
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ROCKY COMFORT .
AMSNA M m,

This INSTITUTION WILL BE REOPENED
L Dec roicnte,) on the Second Monday in
September next, for a session of twenty weeks,
under the supervision of Rev. De. Y. STAPLE
Ton, assisted by corps Of teachers, who
have by long experience proved their ability
to discharge every duty, incumbent on them
in their respective departments.
Said institution is for the reception of pupils
of both sexes, and such teachers are engaged
that every department of Classical, Mathe-
natical and Literary education will be prompt
" attended to. In ladies' department, French
will be taught by the Principal, and Music,
Drawing, Painting, &C., by an experienced
teacher.
Fs further particulars, terms, &C., see
circulars, or apply to the Principal.
DE v. STAPLETON.
Rocky Comfort, Ark, Aug. Is, 1862. (32-1O
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NOTICE...Mesgrs w. 4. Britt a Isaac
Lawrence are my authorized agents for the
transaction Of business. Persons indebted to
me, or having open accounts. will please make
settlements with them.
J. s. BRITT.
Washington, Oct s, 1852. 40-tf
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n @ &c II .

h resolution and order . der Of nth, the af;
:!..s Ssssn:.n sse Hs% n' sTa
eaiaros authorized to sell any lands stu
f6ll,. ~. I,a Cbampagnolle Swamp Land Dis
tsd r 9.e M or granted to said Company by an
iet, s W., General Assembly of the State of
s Of ss' day 81 January anu ~ 1851
pa collars ,S per acre. and to receive in payment
70 uoI' R5nds or money of the Confederate
lerelors ,n,erica, and War Bonds or Treasury
ta'es =. If The State of Arkansas, and to exc
afra aud 10 purchasers. All persons having
't' . aSed claims upon any of the said lands
se- earehv notified that if said claims are not
F1. na,s within ninety days from this date,
H. rights under their pre- emption will be
JAS. THCS. ELLIOTT,
Pres. NJ, o. & Il. R. R. Co.
rsrnden. Nov %, 1861, Att
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WANTED.
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County OF HENpsTEAD.

TIE STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF HEMPsTEAD.
In the Hampstead Court Of Probate,
Ocfobes Term, October 1871, 1862.
Henry J. Powell III his own right
and az 4 ADMINISTRATOR of ia
cob Powell deceased, Caleb
Powell Benjamin Powell, WI
ley Jones Martha Jones, David
Jones' Rebecca Jones. Jared Nv
Chamley, Elizabeth Cham.ey. - +
Jesse Langston. Martha Lang a
s1on. john L. Daugherty, Eliz ~
abeth A. Daugherty EdmuhdJ LS -
Strange. and Henry ]. Strange, r.
Petitioners. Petition for
~. 0istribu-
John P Strlngc. Morris Strange, ton.
Henry King Latha King. Dali
las Willis, Benjamin. Jones,
Thomas Hayles, Melissa f.
HAYES. John Clark, Sarah
E Clark, James II. Powell. and
Wesley Powell-Defsndants.
THIS DAY came the said Petitioners by
/ their attorney, and filed their petition in
this cause, the Object Of which is to obtain
distribution of the negroes and other personal
property belonging to the Estate Of Jacob
Powell, deceased. and it appearing from said
petition, which is properly verified by afida-
Wit. that all OF sald defendants except Dallas
Willis. are non-reSidents of the State of Ar
kansas, AMI that the said Dallas Willis is
now in the service Of the Confederate States
beyond the jurisdiction of this court:
1t is therefore ordered that all of said de-
PENDANTS be notified of the object and penden-
cy IF this application, by publication of this
order: and that unless they shall be and APP
pear before the Probate Court of Hampstead
County. Arkansas. on or before the fourth
day of the next regular term Their. of, to be
held at the Court house in said County, Oh
the second Monday in January, A. D. 1863
and plead. answer or demur to said petition.
the same will be taken as confessed, and
decree made accordingly, and it is further
ordered that this order be published in the
Washington Telegraph, newspaper publish
ed in said county, at least six weeks in sue
cession before the next term of this Court
Copy from the Record.
TEsTE: ;. L. SANDERS, Ciefk
Al Gw]
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OFBIcE CHIEF CoNMIssARY,
TRASs-MIss. DErARTNgxT.
Little Eock, Oct 20, 1862
1t having been found that the price put upon
the article of Salt, BY the tariff Of the LIST inst.
is insufhc lent 70 remuncrate the persons en-
gagged in its manufacture; and that the ex-
penses incident thereto will be largely in
creased during the rainy season: the Major
General Commanding has thought proper 70
raise the price to Too Dollars and Fifty Cents
per bushel. Any violations of this order will
be strictly visited.
BY command of Maj. Gen. Holmes.
JOHN C. PALMER, Maj.
and Chief Commissary.
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-10

,,s,s s,1ru HENRY p. JOHNSON.
Fsu Orleans. Washington. ArFs
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And ON the sans day and year aforesaid
also appeared before me justice Of the peace:
rs aforesaid-who is well known to me, ana
whom hereby certify 70 Be person q yerse-
ity and credibility, Who having been y NE
daily sworn says, . oath, that-----is vel 90
ousintsd With, the claimant and aiso
we'll kreT, for--years, ", he aecesss'
Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-12-10

John P. Strange. Morris Strange,
Henry King. Latha King. Dali
las Willis, Benjamin T Jones,
Thomas Hayles, Melissa E.
HAYES. John Clark, Sarah
E. Clark, James H. Powell. and
W. DILL n,
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JAc. ilN.'. I1I1HIV 7,
Pres NJ, o. & Il. R. r. Co.
den. Nov. %, 1861, Aft
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

In lat SO and carried them the islands, touched on Laha
Bas Liwrenee Spencer st Honolulu Nov s4from ocnotsk
JsSa West Tinker NJ With G 1880 OSis tS season and
Camille: Pentce do fu-,hs Milo, NIB, was 70 leave nsa.
Shin Invincble Liverpool NYok, Dec ST. ct $50
T.1 fs :sS s s 70: @ % ss % 9:
az sxs.yD1 Jan eA brig srgs Bscel;i9 Talbot NYort;
sh steamer sri Rsya Ta. @ Smith England 4, for
6aies Lady Chapman Br Buford Jselnel NYork. do
RoIsna r, Lewis. cardin for NYOrk, do tsse Cores
J.S bark KnGwlss ssvaas
.On PSlsnd en'h'" Stevens Sf0rh i'h AAe '' Mel
CinscuEGos, Jan s-Arr Br brig Milton F.ngsre Boston
for Costa Hss ship sa%sers WnsT Oass nes %
a. Ashby Msrrimae streui Fred Lennig Summer Grower
a
saae fSs ssy a1p mspf s
EIIs reed Davis; Sr%ss Hishsorp, hSSin. Weber.
es. wv s e s',Sss-
ana Three Brothers sSe' Rsnaud unc; and ths recent
CID 18Th, schrs Terry. Patrick, NYork; 18th, Bnow
.assss Sid i4S Br schr Emma Mcclure. Portland; 18th,
brig Geo Harris A s,oyers NYort o..o, s,o. o. pu.
sia
AL sa
Of the harbor (see MisceD
IPER STEAMSHIP CRY OF New YORK. OFF CAPE RAcE-TELE
Arr from NYork Jan David kimba at St Na1are; 4h.
g. at Gna Ss % he
Elizabeth, at Gloucester Flying Coud Star Cross Howard
BAKER, Co Gcnoiator and James Reung at
arr
Newman, and Theresa at Dublin.
Bayne from New York for Fleetwood was abandoned
Dec IL. Crew saved.
The Northern Light from Havre for New York. aban
doned Jan 7, after collision. Crew saved.
The Wild Ranger from London for Boston, put into Fall
mouth, leaky having been in collision.
ashore Sssr %
n of saved One boat with part Of the 'F'" mis-
Ar from yssa SYor Amss and Spear a. DnSp ASon
DerwsSt Belfast MaachsseT and STsso s5ysrpSo
moreland. Wellington, and Timour, at Liverpool
American Ports.
syron
and %s ss ss
Jan PISA SID ssnr Thos Borden, wshngOn
FALL RIVER Jan SD sioop Isaac Borden Collins.
GLOUCESTER, Jan ls7Asr rr sehrs " Rswley Allen.
tBr) Horton, Ms, for NYork Moneea, Phillips Santa
Cruz for Bangor schrs Grand Island Bachord NYork for
Newburyport; William, Dunham, do FOR Bath.
NEWPORT, Jan 2l-Sld brig Edward Newton, Gardner.
NYork.
NEW HAVEN. Jan 22-Arr schrs Robt stockman, Van
Cleaf Maryland; Yankee Doodle. Van Ceaf do.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 22Arr ship Clyde, Berry Bristol,
via NYork; bark 0id Hickory Holmes, Havre Cid schr
Jas Satterth waite, Maloy, Cardenas
PORTLAND. Jan 2l-Arr steamer Chesapeake. Crowel,
NYork CID bark Diligence Young, Cardenas; schr W
Pratt, Nckerson, Baltimore.
PROVIDENCE. Jan 22-Arr steamer ospray, Kenney,
NYork.
wIsCAssET Jan 2sld bark Pleades (nsw, 62lh tons,.
Yates, Phfladelphia.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 23 1862.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State SIS, 81; Reading
Railroad, 1875; Morris Canal 3S; Long Island Railroad
loG rennsylvania Railroad, 39H. Sight exchange on
New York at par.
PmApKLTuA, Jan 20, 1852.
Flour firm salos $500 bbls. at So 25 for superhne
wheat rm sales 900 bushels red at 81 81 81 81 aud
white at vi 3S 81 49, Corn dun sales 600 bushes
zoe. Wbiskey firm at 25c.
ALBANY, Jan. %, 1902
Grain dun- -Four rowed barley al 7Sc. SOC. Ia car
lots Whiskey 23c, Dressed hors--Nar,ot unchanged
receipts moderate Western, 50 % q 81 12 nnd state
"A 90 o "a rs for Medium TO heavy.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

steamer Gladiator, laden with two millions worth Of
arms Intended for Confederate states she happened
there says Captain E. in shs way-Shs sailed from an
English port (sfter the proclamation proniomg
70 supply British subjects thsre, but lost her way-in
horn Late information enables 70 inform our readers
that she 10 now ssSsly mooFsd IN Confederate port
Florida port-so hearts may also say, "AiFs we'll"
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

Some Of the Connecticut banks are changing
their place of redemption from Boston to New
York. The Bridgeport banks are stated to have
made the change already.
The Chicago Tribune of tho 2lst says:-
Currency is becoming ssnsibly easier Our bankers
have been sending exchange East and getting retuSn
form now our principal circulating medium. New York
exchange stn abundant but most Of the banks report
II shade Closer Il is still freely sold at y; buying
price, Some OF the banks have had much pressed
upon them from that they would be glad 70
change lots at tho buying price, certainly at very
small fraction above Tho demand for gold has fallen on
very considerably The buying range for the day was
1h per cent; selling, ~ AK Some Of the smaller
may have charged three per cent retail lots
but Il IL above the market.
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of the 2lst says:-
Money matters continue dull and without material
change. The lack Of activity In the produce market
renders the supply OF currency more nearly adequate TO
the demand, but bank negotiations still exclu
sivsly cenfned TO sight paper. We quote -
Buying. Selling.
Ss,s ss% YORK sisn' pSs% p,sm. prsm prs%
Treasury notes. u prem. prem.
for II is next to nothing.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday says
Currency, though not plenty, is working easier, and
there being very light demand only for loans, good
paper passes freely at 10 IL per cent The reports
from the several banking houses show rregularty In the
exchange business OF the houses finding II plenty
and dull while with others there scarcity and o
day but this Improvement lost in the afternoon and
the market closed at discount par buying, and
premium selling. Gold offered at 102 but thore
no demand for it. The buying rate was lol Some round
lots have been shipped New York within the last few
days. Prices were better there to-day, ranging from
1o12< to 1924.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

r VI
AsnEs-The market was quiet and prices were steady:
Sales limited at So 25 for pots and at SO 37K for
pearls.
BRKADsrurs.-Florr-Ths market opened firm, but
closed dull under the influence Of the foreign news
though prices sustained Tho transactions footed
up about 900 bbs closing within the following range
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
S HIP PING NEW S.
Port or New York, january %, lseS.

CLEARED.
Steamship Noe Daqu (sp) Lartitegui haauzss-J Ce-
Ship spitfre, Leach, San Fancisco-wT Coleman Co.
SEP sSp
Ship 3uclsisR s, Wade, tondon-T nh 3anhs% .oo
ssiPP es%i %ssi. cssa
BARK BARK xsrsn.s a Sherman Ss%sGsr.j s%i Son.
Brig nIsdi slavianin (Aus), Randich, Queenstown-wm
hpsfs s. Hsa ST.. DsSo
scsr s r. Post; S, Brewster @ Hsvans-N .v,s Brigham
ssSr Emsns DsSnison % Key Wes,-%ecrssdy S Mott Co.
scnr James Steele, Martin Fortress Monroe-McCready
schr Wide World, Adams Baltimore-McCready, Mott
schr Home. shate Bailmore~McCready Mott Acc
schr Hophns EgSsr Mckee
schr Mail, Jones snow snow" HilI%x Ha0 Havens
sSsaFeH ss:s sssn.
h sehr isfSt Bordsn Bennett s Fa River A'A
Schr Colorado Shepherd. Greenwich.
ARRIVED
steam gunboat Racer. Commander Lyons, Bermuda,
SC Jan TO- ~ PM with passengers and mails to Omar
Dffief t. a % sSp
sos,onS Rsr IsrRSS 5 De: in
shiP Aqnla of Bath> Oliver London 50 days, in ballast
SHIP White squa, Coleman, London, 20 days. in ballast to
ship Florence Nghnsas tGf Boston, Holmes lie, LsonSon
IN issP Harding
Havs Dec
with mdse and 81 passengers, to Funch. Meincke
es5srs ss
sS S in Ballast S Ros
about 20 TONS gone and full of water 20th lat Il 40
'H q q s days. in e.
via days ". sSa ,s
and water having experienced succession Of westerly
%ssS' e ss S. % bark Esa
NEW to
GS h'a n fssafs ss bal
s %d! sss ~ .s "
wsW fore
sS' lee s% as f
LAT 81 o Ion s5 TO- spoke bark Avon, Of Boston, hence
'f hrR w oswad uam He'll Rio yanero 60 days. via
Delaware Breakwater days, with coffee. to WIN Scott
grg Francis King Jones, London 80 days. in ballast to
schr John Tlon tBr Of Hafax) Tarling, St Johns PR
az and lib stove buwarks and was driven as far as
LAT 81 40. Ion 6S3l
schr Washington, Smith, Deals Island, days
Schr Stewart, Nickerson, Deals Island, days.
Schr Enterprise, Doltcn, Eizabethport
Schr Vema, Stnnwood, Elizabethportfor Aspinwall.
Shr Dart Johnson ElZabehport and sailed for Stamford
Schr Acken Peck Elzabethport, and sailed for Stam
ford
sloop Wasp. Nash, Ezabethpor and sailed for Bridge
port
Steamer Octarnra, Mel aughlin, Baltimore.
Steamer Pelican. Baker, Providence.
BELOW.
Ship Sardinia Pepdeton. from Liverpool Dec 2a to Saml
Ship Lincoln, Havre previously reported below, has
since arrived at Boston,
SAILED.
Norw corvette Nornen, Thomas Br steamship Ceator
Kingston Ja sp steamship Noe Daqu Mstanzss US trans
port Maanzas, Port Royal, sc.
22d-Ships Marathon [Br), Liverpool Plymouth Rock,
London st Genevieve (Fr Havre Chace Antwerp; Robt
Cushman, and ATLANTA, Philadelphia; barks Onward,
cruise Maria MSr2n Msags Citizen Hspinw:i Sr,ss
rier (Ham) Rio Grande; Conception (Mex Tampico; He
roine (Br Santa Martha Lnwood Br duadalonpe schrs
Casta Aspinwal Clifton (Br Point Petre; Sarah Hava
ma; Luisits. s. JaGo; Mangum, Zaza.
Wind a sunset NNE.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
SIIIPPING.

Sx1PP1NG.
NOTICE 70 PASSENGERS FOR EURoPE.-BY Or
With
ss on oSes ss or sg
New aas
e sas
GhAsoPw GIN op SATURDAY ss,Tssy fssSrnsTy sssy
every SATURDAY from rivera
70 Iondon...... to London s
=" soHsnsaia: Hssii 8 % Hamburg. hhii :, s
% %Tsng bring out s% their can by sss
. IS s'ssss
for
water tight sections and have patent fire annha.ors
apply 70
Y. 5 sEYM6Gk CO; in London e EivEsS%x %xcEy, 81
Ens " IN + & sSteS
"AA0 SfHf G. BALE %sen soSaxay New York.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN HoYALMAIL
Leaving United will
secvc countries by the Secretary OF State al
or by the passport agent Mt port OF embarka
FROM NEW
CheI Cabin Passase
0'''"1 oA0'n rRos sosron TO ivrRrcoI
Chief CABIN passage
ship. from New York cali Cork harior
The ships from Boston call at Haa1 and Cork harsor
AsiS 5ss @ SSN5Sa S:ss Tssss,
caIpt caIpo%ss SS9s - EUROPA, , Capt Anderson
Ssss Ssr % Seaa ar White Sn light at mast head
CANADA, Muir leaves Boston, Wednesday, Jan. q.
asHasS Sss x@FA
New aok e e
Berihs nct secured until paid for: for, ~
An An experienced surgeon on board o .o.orn,,,. r oo
Of and Value %eeo
therein expressed For ftiG
STEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER
2 cde s Captain
sa from e Sp sS,uag jam se % sae rates S
e Ns % NSSTpg o to s
ic"te. issued for bringing from an the p,io
p''''S' "''' u" SABEL skHREE' V1 Genera, Agents
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY
IL Steam to London, Havre and Southampton.
Tue i"voe first cIs on elegant iron mail steamship
II. Ehlers commander,
carrying The rnd States mail sails from pier No 81 North
and ,ko. or london usv,s and
southampton at the following rates. an,
s.cond cabin 60
"'f'' G. b. RICHARD & BoAs.
Isl Broadway, N. Y.
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoyD's STEAMSHIP HANsA
States mail viii sail pier 80 North river foot of Cham
SATURDAY. February Is, at IL o'clock NJ,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
IoSboN, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Fcr the rst cabin siOo cabin $50; stecragc s3s
oELRIcIIs CO. ss Broad street.
EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.-sA1Ls THIS
E R om S ae or p 80 from North nrr M rvsr 6r sqS
CO., 50 South street
LoR LIVERPOOL. DREADNoUGuT LTNE-THE
siurday, January 30 10 o'clock A. NJ when pas
sensers must b on gard For passage lowest rates. apply
p. NJ DEMkREsT, 40 South street.
L'oR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
and Of each month except whs, these on sun
day when the day Of departure will be on the Monday fol-
FOrfe,ght or passage apply at the only onlss No. sBow
LroR HAvANA.--THE UNITED STATES MAIL
Commander, win leave pior No North river THURSDAY
qesod procure their passports before going board
For ght o. passage apply TO sPoFFoRD, TILEsToN
co, ~ Broadway.
HOTELS.
HOTEL JULIAN, 567 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
Ill Ninth streetA few Rooms to let TO families gen
dnote at o clock.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
100000 Sls op cSs soR d ss sg NoSs g
ns as ripion Of molcry atches box l27 Post Office
EXPRESSES.
ArBUgNnANrs rgRXIrgRE EXPRESS AND PACK.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

Me Greenwich Insurance Company has declared
Idividend of five per cent payable February l.
The transfer books of the New York Central
Railroad will be closed on the LIST of February,
and remain closed until the Oath Of that month,
preparatory to declaring dividend.
The case Of the second mortgage bondholders of
the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad has been
appealed to the Supreme Court of the United
States. 1t is not known yet whether any appeal
will be taken in the land grant case.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CEGARs VERY CHEAP.-THE ASSIGNEE, AT NO. IL
- Broadway. II Offering great inducements to cash buyers
IN Havana domestic and Gcrnan Scgars An examination n
stock and prices solicit a.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

A 4 BURNIIAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
" hr Establishment ll3 West leSeuth street, between
~ Sixth cnuc household furniture boxed and ship
tO-a parts of e world covered wagons of removing
flyuiture Of families. Furniture stored
The New York herald., 1862-01-24


boo aa.
'tsg
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

DALISADE LANDS AND CHOICE BUILDING PLOTS
i from eve to fifty acres. In Bergen and Rockand coun
ties beautifully located with river inland views
depos Northern New Jers Railroad for sale exchange
SEYMOUR WILTON lS2 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

A TTACHMENT TCE.-PUBLTC NOTICE Is HERE.
n by given that writ OF attachment has been issued out
of the supreme Court of New Jersey Caha
rne Waterbury. against the estate Of William IL Hayes
aud Frances NJ Hayes his wife, for the vc thousand
dollars In plea of debt and that said wrii returned
duly served ON the tenth day Of September last
CtIAS r. SMITH, Clerk
DECEMBER II, 1861. THEopoRE RUNyoN, Attorney.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

AT THE NEW STAND. 2s3 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
n and gentlemen the fu value for the cast on
Clothing by calling addressing q. JACOBS, 23 Third
avenue between Twenyhird and rwentyfourth streets
Ladies attended by Miss :. jacobs.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

IIoTEL JULIAN, J67 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
III Ninth sireet.-A few Rooms to let 70 families or
ueuen, az moderate prices Meals at all hours Table
q Ii1te at o clock.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

Seat unncumbered, Of 27 acres with fine buildings and
farmers house within and half hours of the city No
brokers need apply. For particulars inquire of OSCAR
JOHNSON, 81 William street. room L.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

cPn 00n WORTH OF GOLD WATCHES (AMONG
'DbU.OOU which are some of the finest ever malc) TO
exchange IN quantities To suit fr real estate Address siv
in d ripon Of proper atches, box ,l27 Post office
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

In lat So and carried them islands, touched on Laha
ma Nov Is. and ar at Honolulu day
BARI Spencer At Honolulu Nov Nfrom ocnotss
John West Tinker NIB with 1900 bbls this and
Camilla, Prentice do, fu-the Milo, kB next
day, also full
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

AN ENGLISH GREYHOUND FOR sALE.--A MOUSE
N colored GEyhound ldog Justnportcd only 10 months
given IL required.
nOGs FOR sALE.-ONE SPLENDID NEwPOUND
~ land and two fine Black and TAM male and female
excellent rattes; weight OF male Ave pounds Apply W
Bowery.
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

Norw corvette Nornen, ST Thomas; Br steamship Cleator
Kingston Jas Sp steamship Noe Daqui Mstanzas US trans
port Ma'anzas, Port Royal, sc.
London Il Geneveve (Fr) Havre Chsce, Antwerp; Robt
Cukhmsn. and A,alanta, Philadelphia barks Onward,
Emanuel Nor) Cork; Tordensk old tNorl Rotterdam; Cou
rone (Br] Santa Msrtha Lnwooi iBrj daadaonpe schrs
Calista Aspnwa Clifton (Br) Point Petre Sarah, Hava
ma; Luisits, 81 JaGo; L Mangum, Zaza.
nd
The New York herald., 1862-01-24

LlOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AT ALL TINES. CITY
and country Residenccs Farms &c; also all kinds OF
merchandise exchanges and partners procured
Der of business chances
+. D. RICHARDSON CO., 81 and O. Nassau street.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-08-16
~ Ni6t3u lberieben!

2fageem t9 meme fribere Mbl9t ct. pau
81 ~serlai1en eanali@ aufeeseten, merbei6 mid tnie.
oeruna ber MuSabune Der dr3tliten praris bier.
lelblt nit aQen1 Offer rpitmen, unb bpfe ids mir
bel icrsfaltiser uno bumaner Bebaubiunaa m.iner
Yatienten bas 8ertrauen unb bic Jreuupidaft
bes publitumS. tpel9es friiber in meiner Berufs.
tbdtiafeit mir in 10 reidem MaaBe sefdeuft NOR.
ben ii, re9t talb rieber au ertperben.
SD sarantire prafrilde, pi0en19aftli&e Be.
bancluns aIer meiner Vatienten, ionic awedmd.
bige, ri6tise @uQsiebun9 aler erSBeren @irursi
iden SMrationen.
Sn 8erid1&tiauns beriebisen eebriidten@ elb-
eerbaltniNe tperbe i'd pa8 9pnprar fir meine
aratlite Gbati9feit bebeutenh gesen fruber er.
ndbigeu, uno tperbe i'd fir geburtsbuIFi1e Sale
iiberbaupt uur baun Urgent Elm 5onorar bean.
l~pruden, tueun mad be eigenen Da.
fMrbalten Der babel Snterei{irten
pirtli9 CUTE uno praftiide 5ilfsleifuns fatt-
e~efnnoen bat.-Mrmen mirb BON mir GratIi9tr
Natb unentseltlid ertbeilt.
Or. &ubplpb Mlberti.
Sffice: Dritte @1rabe.' srabeiter BON prn.
3eip'S 9iqueurtore, bic ud9i1e Shire oterbalb
Marpin's Yor5eQan. 5anhlune, cine Greppe bod.
Spre@fnno,n: ron s bis 10 ubr Mur.
gems BON IL bis I ubr Wittaes unh nrn 6 bis 8
ubr WbenbS.