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, 1862-02-27

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On Tuesday the funeral Of the Presidents
second son, Willie Lincoln, took place from
the WLite House at hs1f past one O'Clock P.
H. CopEress adjourned at F. n, its MEM
be7s to attend IN body. The Departments
~tEe closed for the day. The funeral sermon
#as delivered By Esy- D.. Gurley, whose
church the Presidents household attend. The
1e1na5ns have been cmbalmed, and are to he
sent to Springfield fot fnal intetment.
, 1862-02-27

The following does not come under the heed
Of st military nevs'' prescribed by Secretary
Stanton; hence We print It without fear Of
consequences:
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibanel
WAsH1NoTox, February aG, 1S62
It Is believcd in we'll informed circles that
st Washington IL safe;' at all events, "erery-
thing is quiet On the Potomac!'
We can prove by eTc1y delegate to the Lon
don Peace Convention that the above has but
a remote relation to military Affairs; go, let
HI. Stantor,s censor do lis worst!
, 1862-02-27
From Fort Doneiso4-The Last Of tfze
NaHnded Brought zsoWn.

from EGTx O00EtHGS3--AAE AAa6& "a kA1f
Wounded Brought 1sown~
ArEs1F. c. G. Wicker, E. L. OHarl, Joha
-,acs, it., Dr.. Dawson and others Of the suh-
Committee Of the Chicago Relief Con1niz |
-ion, reached this cit; last evening, from Cal /
>, where tlev a7ri7ad from the Cumberland |
-:::lr IL the stesner J5ha Warner 4 prtyi- |
o1= 1cro-t from this Committee VII be found |
in another column this steamer brought |
5ovc from Fort Dorc!so2 the last remaining
Of our wounded, one hundred and fifty ia
auaa;,er, who sIe hesng transported to lie
Hospital st Moand City, which probably by
- tire has been accomplished These
wounded Fc1e in the medical charge Of Sur
ceon Dow, u s =, sided BIZ Dr.. Bsinkerhod
OF this ci.T. Liberal supplies were put on
bca1d the Warner by the Agent Of the Chlca-
20 Sanitary Commission, and The wounded
were We'll cared for.
About one hundred sick and wounded rebels
remained 1t the fort in charge Of their oTn
physicians. These are 10 be brought down On
tic next transport The Warner left the fort
on Sunday night, having been detainaa on
:Ac way down ~ q collision with tree. Oar
forces OCCUPY their old positions On the b.t-
lie ground, s:Ave such Us Nere forwarded up
the river by transports. The dead were al
f;a-!ea. Mary, and it is Thought most, Of or
dead were 50 inferred in marked graves that
tier friends can recover their remains The
body Of Oscar Reckers Of Chicago, the only one
killed IN TasloT's Battery, arrived here las.
night. The body Of Captain Ham. of PeoEia
ec1nty, 1as also brought do#n on the Warner.
Err The inflammation ff ts7r TeaHcrE HH state
, 1862-02-27
Nrm advertisements.

C. H SCRTYEg, Aassrsising A3sat, 6 Dsor-
born H. Is ea:taosni to reeeiue 5oT
his cad al tie Leading R.pers Of the H0Tthaest.
, 1862-02-27
" WE STOP THE PRESS !"
Hew 1t was Ds1e, and What Fol-
LEVIED.

On Tuesday night, long after our quiet city
readers we're in drean-land, and nought
abroad in tic streets hnt patrols and stray Pc
i1estrians; and the lights Of countless windows |
had long been dimmed; and the watchm2n on |
the Court House had begun On the scale eres- /
cendo Of the small hours; and rosy-fngcrcd |
Aurora, daughter Of morning. was already |
nedi.sting Where to put the first streaks Of /
dawn to tie east; and the laboTs OF editors,
reporters, compositors sud the derl were
ended; and the gas Was TUNED of IN the naxs
rooms, and tue saoctums were shronded in
darkness, giving rest from their lbors to
those night.toi1ers who achieve the natin i5-
sue. Of the daily press bombshel fell into
the press-1ooms, and exploded We are to
write what happened
Just It this hour the TRIBUNE went to press
The feeders and folders and mailing boys were
busy. The new=boys were beginning to dig
themselves out Of stray corners, up alleys ard
out Of tie way places, and make their toilets
for the day by strong shake Of their gar
meats- Just at this hour enter . file Of po-
licemen-<tWe stop the press' The biz cyl
1noeF 1e1s : tnsan tnso1sa all lis 1oa nerves.
and stopped 1t WAS not alone IN so dong.
Erer urese il. the ritz stood still The Tar
~ - ~
BCAE building Was invested and cgtess barred
Or ne1ehhors shsted tie ssaoctEate. 1nsTruc-
-. -. -. e,r.r,.a -,
uons hassn} issued oy tneaf cA1ei le1s Aoefal
margin to the fancy aad discretion of those
who executed It. In some Instances one fair
conr of The pape- alone Eas taken. In the Of.
fee of the H,st policeman. in the e1uhe:ance
- ~. ,>onnee. 1,,o, 4ha .,,+ira email oa;-
y. LIE A17~N, poa0sss- 0soa 1oe e'i'ne sAAi
| tion, seized q mailbag and crammed the whole
t doxn ;ts nav and as 1,e oa1a IT. = final cnm.
| 3o -. 1 ~ - s~ ~ 'A IVA.
! pIcss with his boot, cast his eyes on smal1
| ,r5 37o,-r-aee-s, r. ~.a1n4;7, -r4,.+3,o ~
rot n his 1;ne If dntr t1 ,a5 hin, 10 t1a
| ro,+e,+. If +4o t,,1 and +ata him ,7ono q. =
, 1862-02-27

The New York Ismes special dispatch says:
Gen. Mcclellan received q dispatch an hour
since from the West, confirming the report
that Nashville, Tenn, is taken by Gen. Buells
army, md statinE that the rebels haTe fallen
, 1862-02-27
List Of the Wounded In Mound CITY
n1tttar5 Hospital, Feb. At1..

tftel1 our special Reporer.1
No1E.-1n the list below whese the State Is
omitted, it mus. be understood that they are I'LL
nois regiments.I
Mortimer Messenger. 18th: Captain Robert VII
son, 6ih; Lieutenant G. n. Ioungb1ood, 31e.;
tapt. L. KinGhotf, 9Th; Lie /. Millspauch4 99:h:
usct. J. r. AallowesI, Slst Indiana; Lieut. Ham
uion, 9sh; Iie1t- Duncan 11th: Lieut.. e. Eaetzn,
I'd Iowa, James Mnln, 9th: Henry Booth, 9Th
No. VIM. Bering. Tth; g. Crpms, 18th Lieut. +.
Sullivan, 1th l.. Babcock, 1lth; J. Ballard, 9Th
Charles Henderson, sh; Euoch Stewart Bind
Indians; Osborn McDan1els. 9!st Indians;
William Newton, Tth Iswa; Geo. Low1ey, 1lth
Ind, shoulder. Justice EcsaQt, 18th lad; Il.
Kau1et, 18th; J. D Wilson, sth No: 81. Morgan
S1et; Thomas B.ze. S1st Ohio: Chas. Sadfler,
11th; Joseph Schank, ssh; Nm- Ssnns1. 18sh:
George Hoffman, 18Th; Wm- Scott, Sth Ind: John
Spence, Sth No; E. 4 Rs:Ebur7, 11th; Joseph
McCadden, seaman; /. Dfancke1, ID Iowa. s.
Klein, CO.; Eugh Alien, 7th Iowa: 3. Layton. 18th
Ind; j. He1El.rd, SID Ind: Joha cosbfn- 10Th !;
N P1ge I'd lows; l.. Bouch, 9Ah Y. D. Mo8att,
18th Daniel Ruler, sth Mo-; IT. H. RoJsser4 I'd
Iowa; Casper GefsoezJ. Bth Mo; Joseph a.nyer;
Schw11tze. Batte1J; P. Ga1nis, tsth; IA
cob Helmieh. 9Th Iowa; z. B. Green. e4ta !;
Henry Nl.c:> 9Th No do; George West, ID Iowa.
kree: ] B. Rose. 11th. abdomen: G. ". Brown.
19sh hip; Ienty Mills Go. foot: John Sullivan do,
! tksgh: F. CoWic. 9Th. thigh. Danial McKesn. ID
Iowa, knee: James StcTns. Samuel Hoffman, 8.
Ehinman, Charles Cajer, John Narrot, Il. Dtncker,
G. ". Scott. r. Rupcu Vim, Dau1me1, I'd Iowa,
slight wounds: 9. Fisher, 9Th. leg; Jasper Frank
/ lin. a6th Ind. Wm- Norris, 10th, Henry Ctonk,
| <9<h; Nm. AcPhelsoA, uth; Joseph 9ao,la. 18th
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T. G. IIoEroN. ACCTioNErR. Will.

~ sell this day At d. 'lo, H. ut his store. ~ car
mia. -. household rir.itatr. VIZ. NAL u,aty CHAIRS
carpets tables piano, extension tables, SHE wing,
books, sewing machines, Sc. 8J
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SEWING MACIIlNES.

~ Y. SEWING MACHINE EMPOKlI NJ
y. AoJ Broadway, COZ BIZ, a., IT,
livery variety of
Family and MY. = wing NJ mes
TO RENT AND IOR sAIt.
Machines repaired, buu..t sui su.. On commission
InNA slLC'li6
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Rhcus,atism, scrcfulr, Sc.-II,nu's I'fe

Bilssin II the mos crrtsih remedy for these toni
bile diseases. Iol, who suffering tie u.o.t r
Surfing pasns Remember that Few d,ses o. q T.
powerful, yet pleasant compound will afford r.
ta'n RELIEF Thousands of cases have been cured,
end published In the sur. Herald and other papers
These certificates are from wcll-kuowu cit'z' rs
who can be seen All consulted at airy hour. tfcu-
lars containing these cert cates can hc had ~ re
principal depot FAC Grand At. Styonty-hve cents
Per bottle 12S
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I'Ok SAll--iil l'llER SHOP, FINTIRES
49, rrt low. Inquire u rhonls-,n a, store. q;
EoR SALE-A NEW rLAINER a cos
sewing mach. No. l tho--2I3 Grand st. lbs
EpR SNLf-'ENTRAL MARKET, VERY
low, NJ lbs NIutl nve. neNr 2lN II. I,n
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PUBLICATIONS, sc.

NINE. DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF IASH-
W tons T .c = .llrrr ". v .tl valuable Glli-
tous aud ulruy, inents intg.u,i,ally and empLa,-
! aily suo largest uost, most complete aud elegant
Fashion Magazine IA tie world, now ready myG q.
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B.O~E AND FOUND.

EOuND-LAST WEEK, IN CLINTON ST.,
HsmtI sum 81 money, which the owner can
have hy proving property aud paying cxrcuscs
apply To JAMES MitUAM, 30 PA ~ \ York ~
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STEAM ENGINE, BOILER AND AppIrR-
- teulnces, "a nund for sale cheap A1rlv IN
WALLACE BuLKLEY, cor Albany and Wash,
ington SITS. inv6 0i..lg1
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pIANOS, Sc, AT 81 ANN ST.-CASU
purchasers will fnd some very fine new and
seconi-hnnl pianos cheaper than can be lad else.
| where, also me.odeons, French organs, witches
| lewcIry, sears, sat's, b'oks papers, paintings
carpets, sew ing machines, guns, plAtls. &C. Cash
| st, 81 floor InvS 2.I1a
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T OST-2 BOOKS ON BLEECKER Street
LIinpk. NJ Of one 2D1,Gi9. Tho nudcr can keep
tho money. Please return to 2l2 broadway, roorn
81 Stopped. 80
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GROCERIES.

A W. ROSE-FISH, PROVISIONS. AT
~ whoesale-has removed from lis old stnud
where he -ocits ca from his trends. Mackewi'
goo lb-., lH lbs, 90 lbs, % lbs pkkspes. Codssb
Herring, City Hams, Shoulders, Beef, PORK. Ixri
1'ter Cheese, Tor sale, good and cheap. my6 2Isc'
| A BARREL OF SWEET CIDER, 81 80
Ahaf barrel, 81 80 best vinegar, 81 90 barrel ,
nesh pruens, 81 cents per ID. P!ckles--tomatoe.
N cans, mustard, catsups, sauces, butter, DC, of
she best qualities, at the very lowest Wholesale
prices. Call and examine at j. MARTIN success.
pr to ID. d. HESsE, % Murray st, cor. Washing.
IN. my5 8sl23
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T OST-ON MONDAY MORNlNG FROM 4
II % ave car, 1T Gosh aud 16th sts - roll Of Tim
paper m, I'm viii be paid 81 by HENRY H.
BROWNE, cor pa and l ave. Il
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C6 PlANOFORTES AND ONE MELO-
80 deon t. let, at $2, So 30, 50, SO 80, st and
new octave with Oyerstrung bass, So a mon ID, or
for salo very cheap. MlslG taught in few ID s,ons
snd pianos .aneI' by PI9f DUAsDAY, 400 Grand
- ssH A0% UyS S'l1s
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HORSES FOR SALE-IEN CANADIAN
! ponies Just arrived ftom Canada. Thy I'VE
from Az q II hands high. Amongst tl.cIu TX a
well matched team. Al viii o., sold c4,.p Ar
Ply at 81 Watts vt, bet IIsls. all N.riel myG u
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NOTICE TO IINNERS-A LARGE LOT
Of secondhand tinner's MACHINES tonls and
work benches Tor sale, low. j, W. NISSAN ii
Fult.nst. MA a.iD4
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ESTABLISHED BY +. CLENDESEN, IN
- l7l!-JAMES COSOLLY, successor t. kOBr
". FIELD, ~ mud Candle manufacturer, liG and
~ E'drdgc st, New York, Please ob7eryc-This
soap has now boon hciuro the public fr more than
~ years and hls always given sati-a ton. II stu
nuutnuos be made rut rely free from al ndutera-
tive iugnd.cnt1, such m Liquid, z isrtl, French
.u'k, Pipe t.Hy, sal SODA, Glsuher salts, Sc, Of
which a majority Of the Go-cal!ed Family Il sIH Of
tic reScut dag are comp Isld. iuyb 2lan'l.5
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A poNEi, & YEARS OLD, WARRANTED
"A sound and kiuI viii suit doctor. butcher,
hN'r or grover, ala" = grocery wagon and harnts
sethot or separate Inquire at III Madison IT.
nyh8'3lI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Howard NfI.sion and Homo for Th

Wsnderers.--rhe Anniversary Of this Institut.Dn
s~ill tai place In the Academy Of Music THIS Eve
sniny. 81 ~ o'clock. The lion. eeph HoSie Mil
reside aud Addresses will To delivered 10y nv
~ Hague, D. d. and Rev. A. A. Willis. The
singing will be 10y go Little Wanderers. under tie
direction Of Mr.. Theodore T. Perkins, OF the Nor
ma Musical Academy. The Grand Piano r. from
Lighte a Brsdbury's The Seventh Reg ment Band,
under the direction Of TIE sc. brat I'd Greulla. will
n1ruish themssic. Admiuance 20 cents. 2OT
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Payers Psrty-The General Comm ttee ofttt u, mo-
cratic Union and Rent Payers Party viii boz. their
Regular m nthly III citing at Coepet's Int tute,
Room "a. this truosiAy! evening, May the 6th. Il
~ o'cle>t. fall aud prompt att "dsntc il re-
1uired, 80 business 81 IMPORTING" viii he trtnsuCt-
81 join " kEON, Prest. wM 7. CAST, L.
d QJADE, Secs. III
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vi TuE sew YORK INsfiri TIo :, 70, TIE
BLIND, EIGHTH ANENIE BETWEFN 38p
AND sim SIS brpoms, mats, mattresses &c,
r.u tHuir ON hand uuI TOR sale 1T tho lowest
market prices. Particular attention IN paid b.
contracts for church cushions, aud o. the making
G. yer o. mattresses. Persons tcalin. with this Iu-
situation, have tie double qualification of knowing
that th'.r orders will be honesty executed, while
at The same time they aid one Of our mos. drscry-
ing charities. l., l.-WoIk will be sent for On ad-
drosnng anote I! Agent # Man, Dypt.," DC.
ap2 l2WFA M'lgS
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SHIPPING, sc.

EOR LIVERPOOL ANp LONDON-T' p
l. sCoTrs / ship FRANCS Is, CUT ,NG
%, y A., IA I'D Il ser, s.s tiS iuy iur I.N - .
vni SIM ApElhiIC, ~ Pa H. Lsst r ,.r. s,ils
f' I.I'au morrow. For passage o. '.s r,t.s
ami. f., TAPS, orr % co. 40 : lut. ., a,,
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GENERAL. ntlIslNS.ss,

A CAlD.-MRS. BIRD DAWSON BEGS
"a leave T. inform lndi,s IN delicate health tlst
she has resumed her former profo sion, and W now
ready ~ receive calls Of ladies at her residence sil
Madison st. n. II. Al excellent soothing syrup for
children tcctlny, for sale. my6 9'ii0
CHILDREN AT TuE NEST-MR. GEO.
~ H. ALLAN, agent of the Juvenile Asylum,
II Wet 18Th st. viii receive calls THIS week, non
lgi"n VI ui AI''rOH who hive gone West FROM ITO
Asylum. Hundreds have been seen Or lrnrd from
lIt,ly. Cal from to 4. 81. inyb 8ib'l.I
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AUCIioN NOtIcr-Cu,s ", DAVIS,

4 Au.toucor ~ CIAs. u. DAVIS N C1.-wil
I" th,ii sa,srVutu, IA william Vt, bet Prank
tr anil Spr'ice. oa wednesday. My ~, iSd2 at
~ "ti.ck M, lsrsr assortment II scco' ard
~ tire, cons ilus %. hrocatcl,c paryr SUITS, ma.
che ny ro-.w's7. anu marble top bureaus ard ia
trs .uits, Niussc's AMI ingram carpets, oiClot' =
i-dS and bedding, cutlery and plated ware, uld
various aNsi,n.nt u ChiuA cr,Vkcry, s. Tie
tiai' ~ Especially invited to attend. sl.c iosi.
I've. mvG 2,'iui
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARDlNG- A FEW RESPECTABLE
- single gentemen can obtain good hoard AMI
lodging by applying At IS Frankfort st. cor of "a.
uiy6 6'liI
BOARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG IAny
- down town, in private family, where 49,
are not many boarders; she will be out during ~
day; price must be moderate. Address T. r. for
awe days, BOX 9l4 Sun office 2ba
ROARDING-TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN
- aud one young lady may be accom-. mo lated
Win good board and pleasant rooms 10y Supplying at
-" Pike ST.; houee has gas and bath snd within
q minutes walk of City Hall. Terms very mode
sht, my5 3'l4I
CHILDREN TAKEN TO BOARD BY A
~ Scotch woman, who will give them a mothcr,s
care none taken under ~ Of age. ca West
So 81 my6 2'll5
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nIMB WATERS OF ALL KINDS PIT
I|uT repaired ur altered At The shortest notice, ly
J MrRrAuGH, C23 siAth ave, bet 91r, aud 31th
~, y Y. mv6 2'l2h
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The Father Matthew r. 4. u. socirt, win

bold their regular monthly meeting on rrc',iiy 9th
inst at ~ o'clock y. m, a, their lrl Sol b. ne
let. All members are requested & attend as I ere
Us business Of importance g. l~ transacted. which
interests all liy order ~ ROBERT WILSON,
~Pres. EDWARD MuLvANY, Il g. Sc. 40
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ENERGRLENS! ENEEGKEENS - SOW
- TX Tie time /" plant them, flne Norway and
white spruce, pines, jumpers hllsotn and European
silver III, Rrhor yitr &c., of Rll s2os and at low
prices. PRINCE Dc CO., Flushing, l.. J. City
Office john II. Iny6G'liO
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r. H. KISGSLAND, Clerk ~ Arrears.
hpll 12FNTu'i33

Office TO CONTRACTORS AND
t>BIildc.s. s,a''i lrHlo sns viii be- received un-
I'll "Wednesday, a." Ia day of May inst, 10y tie
Trustees of g ,tcubersh Aool Dlst No. s, In tie
township OF Union, Hudson Cos y. j., for building
new ''hlpl house In said listr. ayoordn, t. the
plans and spochcsi ons for said building, which
rau he seen ut KOnLER n FlNCK's Br,Hory,
Gutenberg, y, !. JpllS TWIER, ANDREW
FINCK, HENRY ". TlGGES Trustees. Gu,ten-
berg, \. J., May p 1862 uyG 500
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SEGA 1907 80

\O1nE -- SIftMlH AT BRlnGlPOET,
~ u "'l"'t vt ir,Wu .r rI.,.i,, Uu !
",' tHn'.. ~ ~ t7pf IA L.oat 10 days, ut
49,, sH ne loH'' ia b. gwen New York, May 3,
AoeA RyS rl1
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4 CCrlDN NOTICE--LARGE SALE FUR
niturr at tie ss',r~-n-. 70 New n lwcry, w
BELL lNGRNUAM this day, II o'cl.ck, fr-t
sale. coullrs .trtr 1T & al kinds furpt.-e,
az stoves rInst5. carpets. g.. %
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\ lCIiuN NpIICE-W. Il. CHAPMAN,
Az. TInNIIR

w sell Ills 'iaN Tuesday al tie fi7dt1rc CON
tanned in a., ~ vat" tc-,i'uy- oi - West 10Th 81,
neal tth ave, sal, commencing - luS O'Clock, com-
tri.ug railor ID tr'l ~ and o1k dtuIrs rnHm iir-
tilo, suits, pan" ''rt"- psu thugs china, r,as- and
s'y,r VAR, Bu~sels wilton aui M. ram can ia,
kitchen furniture ga
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AUCTION NOTICES.

4 tCTlON NO1lClS-U. WILSON, Az CT
~ By a u UAit, ~ by s,-..UV r.,s q l..,'s
a. SHOES, Tucs~av, NV 9th, %, o'cipk H.
Prue 4.s,it always on hini at private safe. u, 4
n GALE ~ by t. hiis4METu'o
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MAY DAY MISFORTUNES-ALL HAVE
'heh IN moving Broken Rais ware, oAua,
furniture, or any article can be rnondcd stronger
than when new 10y using A, RICHARD q CO.'S
combined Glue and Cement Sold hy dealers. SOLO
agency for United states, ALLYN d PHELPS,
APO BroadwGy, We want agents for every state / 10
SULPlli.R AND NAFOR BAIllS-TIMO-
- LAT'S old est,,h shed and the on genuine Sui
pher Baths in the T. :, at Carroll Place. BE kcr
st., cor IaGrens, ~ Y sure ca, far rheumatism,
severe colds, eruI tons pt tie asu luer'ursl acc-
Toms chi.ls aud fever a.. Given daily hy Dr, A. l..
TiMO.4AT ~ 60. iuy3 25,c'lh2
IliE VALUE OF 4 SEWING MACHINE
Is more than doubled tr tur 'c.l-turk!ng and
qui.t.ug attachment; D.. -. itl and see II in
operation, At Mne. DEaDREs rs EU, ,orium, 4T9
broadway, " VI Ess, ls1A n AVS 36AS'itI
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Il ltIloN SALE OF CkOtkEkN AND
Iiass ware HENRY q. EVANS. aYUtiouret.
vii sell IN lots t. suit tac rs, 1ucs ny, Mty IL
At ten o'clCNk. At - Maiden Lane, wed assorted
st"k Of wife luahtc and COMMON ware rHss
Vac, Sc. suitable 'or city nni cc"Ity t.adc.
Goods ctroful'y f"pt, KEEL g. shipping. rI,a2.s'
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FOR SNa.E AND TO lu.r.

a PARTMENTS 10 LET IN FRONT AND
rear house ~ wnosto. It. luIur, at lie
t'nHl st. u 100 Forsyth 1t. o. j'l96
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INNALlD.-NOu WILL GET TIE RE-
cril- ior p"re cure for coughs, colds, cou-ump-
I'm and al lung allrstous ty sending /, ID.
ADEE, Isl Pearl st. \. \. lie sends 1t free.
fuyO gipt sil0
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l'l hNIIt III, Fl kNII | kE, - Hose
wa" have ,h,rcd ~ hi,iu; their furniture vet
AMI if..rd by moving, Will do we'll by calling A.
II C'thur.uH street, Whore IL can hc made 10 look
better thsn ever, at moderate prices.
my3 a'lZ, j. A. LANE.
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Honor, Ne ., will ho.i puh.' meeting for tie
purpose ~ dedicatng their new ball, y 81 u 49,.
cry, "a ucstay evening, MAJ 6. The public IRE
respectfully invited t. attend. Nm. II ENEE W.
q.
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NrCTION NOIiCE-DY WI H. sBlK.

~ LEY, -Iroakcry aui x a.svt-r. r.. .
Jay, May Gth, 10 o'c'o.k at ~ .st r,ni' -t d"
Kinds - test white granite, tca, toilet and tinurr
wave. tlsod, dili. G., yellow ard rtk fr, in
Its ior retailers. Free cash sale. call and -.
uyS -'t22
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OFFICIAL. AND LEGAL.

IMPAIRMENT OF FINANCE, CON.
- trollor's Once, April 18th, iSGl-Notice for
redemption oi property sold Tor unpaid assens
ments, Tor opening, Widening, and extending streets
sud avenues.
Pub'in notice II hereby given TO tho owners occii-
pants, persons Otherwise interested therein that
the detailed statement Of property Hul IN Deem
Der, 1850, for unpaid assessments for opening,
widening, and extending streets and avenues, Is
publisl rd IN the New York Daily Trhune,on Tues.
days aud Fridays ~ each week, describing the pro
p,ity ~ Hp!d, and the time when the must ha
redeemed; In default Of which, leaso8 WILL TO issued
therefor.
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rRNITURE AUCTION THOMAS

ct EN1T L RE AUCTION THOMAS
BILL, nuctinnrcr, vii sell ut auction ou
Wcduc-day next MI III. all tie fIru.turo, chin,
and glassware, feather beds, pillows, blankets,
ghNh fuh plate utcr llu-scs, Eng'ia lirusscis
carpets gnS chandeliers, sewing Machines lAc.
c,ut'luci H. Tie house 90! II. lKlpENnERG, 2p9
EaHt hr'llNny, at /. sitiyo snl without reserve,
mNS sis.t2N
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l Tie largest stocb, the test styles, the lowest
nprice, aud the best place T. buy. Please call aud
Examine Tor yourselves, At
l. u. pAIDwIN'S
ap5 Ig'iOl ~ 20 and = Bowery
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WANTED.

a RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOMAN
~ would ike e. Lave the Washing and 1, oi.iug 81
few families at their residences OF in her own
house; t.icrcnces eau 10 given. 1s5 East 2eth st.
-v6.si6
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INS'lsIUC"IION.

II WRITING CLASSIC LESSONS, 81,
II or 20, -. u uSkueping, So per month, Of
flp 81 lus uumited. Arithmetc AMI pcnmAn-
ship $40 per ~. Is lessons each, PAlSE's, -
B,wry, Y, and 2so Fulton st, Brooklyn
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