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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

DEDIcArToN OF BrEsNkv NIL ". J.. CnC RcH.
This spacious Chapel and SundaySchool hal was
dedicated with appropriate religious services yester-
day morning, by the Rev. Bishop jana, who
preached 10 the church members q. l0i o'clock iis
sermon was mastery effort, end made profound
impression. At p. n. Rev. J. T.. Newman reached
with HE accustomed eloQucnce. The evening e1er.
cises were conducted by The Rev. Dr.. Stevens
whose sermon Was powerful Argument ~ lsyor o.
Christian hensvoleuc,. The Church building II o.
the Gothic order Of architecture with stained " m
dows. and comfortable scats for The aCcommode Ion
of coo personf H. the gallery there is very F;hiy-
toned organ whote exc uisi,e melody vecded 70 ne
djsciplned voices Of the choir, make -" concord o..
sweet sOurdg.' This Church building wa CON-
ncnced aft FALL and in the face OF adverse events,
il hes been finished in elegant siyle. ~ cos' o.
$1,000. Ihe sum G! sJ,Ooo was contributed yesiog-
i.y hy tue generous parties who were present a. tue
meetpes TIE Rev. Dr.. Mitchell, very porular
and able preacher, II the Pastor. Ih- really hne
edjGce 10 located on FliJlcth-etreet. between the
Fir,,-avenue and Second avenue. Inc Soeleiy, M
der whose auspices Il WAT erected, commenced Win
ten VERSIONS. who wonhlIed in . carpenter tLop On
the mot where the Church now stands
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THE RAID IN KENTUCKY.
rnE TopS o. HENDERSON OCCUPIED BY GUEE-
RiIJAS

RILLAS
LorIsyILIE. Ky, Saturday. July 49, leC2.
The Town Of Henderson has been occupied b.
b0ut iorty guerrilas, who were cheered and treated
with TIE greatest consideration by many citizens
upon their entering the town.
Arcby Dixon and others were negotiating will
tie Rebel Col Johnston 10 withdraw his guenilla'
from Henderson. Many Of the inhabitants had gone
70 Evansville for safety.
Tie steamer Commerce, Capt. Archer, bourd IRON
Mem bis to Louisville, stopped below Henderson
5eemi1g It Unsafe to pass
Gen. Greene Clay Smith now commands ON
forces * Lexington, vice Ward, and there ID pros
pect Of stopping the Rebel COL Morsans recruiting
operations. which were rather brisk during biz lac
raid
CAlRo Saturday July 70. 1897.
The steamer Gen. Anderson, from Evansville has
arrived She passed Henderson, Ky, yesterday
forenoon The Rebels had possession of the town
T.ey say they don't intend to interfere with naviga
ton on the river, except Government DOats, nor viii
private property. The number Of Rebels i mol
stcertaiaed.
Lieut.. A. Z. johnson, OF Brileweus, Teuncs.
zee CAVIAR, in command, Issued proclamation in
which he SAYS he has TO protect the cit;zons
agsns, insults and ruling despotism. They claim to
be regular soldiers, not guerillas. Some commits.
,ary stores, belonging 10 the Government were cay
ured, and few soldiers taken.
Newburg, ten miles above Evansville, il also in
possession Of the Rebels.
from The Ltantrlle (iA< Journal Of 7Apysdag
The withdrawal OF the troops from Henderson
cannot be regarded iii any other light IN these re.
sions than as piece Of military laundering. For
some weeks past guerrilla bands have beer COM
hitting depr sdatlons, and threatening the cestruc-
ton Of the property and lives OF the ctizens Of Hen
iersop. Union troops, sent 10 that place for lie
protection, were attacked 10 the night, and, even
when REINFORCED, we're menaced and threatened.
The raid Of Morgan into Kentucky has 10 startled
zen. Boyle from bis propriety that 10 has called
IRON Henderson the troops sent 20 protect that
place, thus leaving the people in worse condition
than before. 1t would have been far better never
10 nave sent any troops into that region than 20
withdraw them after they had begun tneir work Of
Ine iact Ia fully exempliGed in the fact thai yes-
eioa! large number OF the Union men Of Hender-
SOC Ae. qhsae TO remain al Henderson, ard con-
sed n iel' and came 20 this place.
Inc '1iou men Of that region have been almost
sniireiy usari9ed, hence they have been compelled
on this side OF the river
Fears are entertained tina, the property Of these
men VIII te burnt, aud even that the gIerrias NAV
pay Evansville visit. Wha, urenarstjons nave
been made Tor their reception, Of couyse we mood
not speak. They are, we hope ample. Bnt n !, a
notorious fact, that some Of onr citizens ,re a s
asleep or 80 immersed in business thai norbne brt
the roar of artillery will arouse Their "a 80 of
she dangers that surround us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

PoLIcE Notwithstanding the past week the
Police Commissioners made the following appoint
men3:
Ephrain Demarou oh Precinct; Albert ID. Robin on
8th Henry j. Welsh 29ih Geoye kief-r b James Riley
Sch; John a. Kenny, latE; John ,. ODIru, lfI; lima
Meyer ath; Jane Gayuor 81 add accepted tie follow lag
IcsiSns,ious: jane ). MoseE, I'D; John Ney, 9Th.
The Board also passed the following resolutions
relative to the false charges brought againet Cap Gin
Petty and Sergeant liedden of the Finn Precinct:
Reored That the chsrfes against Captain Jcremsh Petty
ard Sergecn. Iirdden b7sei the affidavit Of Charles
Waterman End Mcknight have not been sustained and
the the complaint be dismissed
Hsoirei That the aor said officers retain uuiiDnihed the
confidence Of the Bond Of Police.
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METROPOLITAN HorKL. NEW .Yonx. ist April. Is6l.

METROPOLITAN HorRL, NEW YORK. ist April IsSl
DEAs SIR: take much pleasure in tesyns to the pro-
fesons skill exhibited by yol In your tresen, Of sss sf
inflammation Of the throat and with which have
lately been Afflicted Upon coming under your charge wa
immediately resyed and speedily cured of aggravated
coup,r. which several physicians had previously sought
vain to mitigate
As an sonewhs. Of anger ia TIE city. would
that you a. liberty to Sub,tsnt,.e statements nsces
sary by reference my relatives Mr. A v Stout President
Of the Shoe AID Leather Bank o. New York. and to Mr..
Everett C.spp Of the Western Transportation Co, no.
Coenu.isip. Wuh msc h esteem, am, sir,
Your ooedient servant
FRED 81 HANKS.
To DIR. LGHraLL No. q s.. Msrt'spsce. New.Yotk.
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THE RAID IN TENNESSEE

GENERAL NELSON AT NASHVILLE WITH HEAVY
observation-disclosures AND UaDTs.
VILE OCCUPIED BY THE BEBRLs-UNIoN
CITIZENS HANGED-THE FORIIfICATIoN or
MEMPHIS.
Louisville, KY, Saturday July le, 1902
General Nelson arrived at Nashville on Thursday
with heavy re-eniorcements, and assumed command
there.
EAsnviLLx, Wednesday. July lG, 1862.
Lebanon, Tenn, is in possession Of the Rebek.
The Rebels, 800 strong, are at Huntsville.
", Ike, Benjamin Daniels, aud john Bans, re-
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JULY g. 1862.

of No i5i Forsyth street vas damaged ID The amount
Of $780, insured. The damage TO furniture IN the
tenements amounted 10 shout si0o: no insurance.
Yesterday morning, it wss discovered that Henry
Burns, en- employee of Mr. Wood, vss nlrslng' ana
upon search having been made, The body OF TIE Ola
man was found 10 the runs, burned to crisp. ne
was 70 yea.s of age aud resided with bis at No.
36i East Tenth street. II IL supposed that the ire
originated by the old man Lighting fire to melt some
oil.
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Err1v FIpRIpGy srnEtT.-On Saturday even
ing. shout o'clock, iire occurred in the rear OF
No. 1888 Eldridge street. The irs. floor and base
ment of the premises occupied by Frank Hsserinhn
as vinegar factory, sustained damage TO the extent
Of 81, 200 The second and third floors occupied ~
VIM. Wood, seaman's chest manufacturer, were cou.
,idcrsbly damaged. The tenement housc Ii The rear
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RoDsERY or CoRcoRAE, rHg WAsuiHGroS
BAsWER.-On Sa,urdy. Daniel NBs!ow. reoenys servant
in the family Of Nm. ". CcFcoran, esq tie wel-Anown
banker in Wsshng.cn, arrested by Ocer Poo! OF The
Fifteenth Precinct end before us:ice Kelly charged
with having the Of June stolen from he hous; Of
Mr. Corcoran NeshnztOn various articles. o. the value o.
1853 80 The prisoner admitted that be guilty and %
hin own request TO NashDgon Tor the iGtl-r
dyosiion Of biz Ia c0mYs'y win M NocoEm wire
EsMsy9r Beuott Of Warrington, md NJ Crstoa Of the
kew-io liOts.
SUICIDE AT THg METnoroLrTsN HoTEL.-On
S,iafdsy Coroner Mtoy hsli Inquest the body Of
mau whose name j. srpossdto have been J. b Hines vLo
had COMM suicide By taking iose ~ by drocy,nc acid
Il nrJ~aTs tina, decesB-d the Me-oosn Hotel =
lew tss since and boo himself a. y. Hines that he
las, time he alive "wednesday afternoons thst
on Friday N ernoon O'Clock he found dead " bed
portion Of .l,ss wine by the bed side and smell pha
ning sw drops o. acid Under the head Of
tn. bed Tee DO ~ removed 10 Wntf.1ou'n' Under
tsslg establishment, No. JIG s. ing street Where Pr Bou.
ton n .de pos, ere'ni on which Tro7ed tho pres
Of wine end the acid referred TO 10 the 1t mach wing
,. deceased I'D missed the scid with the wine. Nothing IS
oru OF 10. deceased beyond what has been taed js IN
si1c h p,ntslooni pocket written the word Tale" llo
N4,s dressed rsp-Aby sbou, - y'ars 81 pfe hat
d.rk hair sandy Viii s-rs and well bui' lie vote
black business fy pants End coat black satn vest Mar
sers shirt Congress -scrs, and the hiak ie hat re
had nothing Else by which 10 could be idcnteG END hIs
reason for taking this extreme s,ep is unknown
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FROM CORINTH.

pgPaRTtEE OF GIN. HALLECK FOR WASHING
ToN-GEN. GRANT SUCCEEDS HiM-EXTEN-
SlvE SHIPMENTS OF COTTON.
Sps-.s. Oispat-h 70 The =. y. Tribune.
CoRlsra July 10. 1861
Gen. Haliecl's departure WAS unattended by any
dcmons. alton. Few Were aware Of 1t. lie tFavecd
in a common freigh; car, without any guard.
A Specisl Order Issued before leaving, places
Goa. Grant il command of bis army and Gen. Pope +
OLD Amy. together VITA The divisions OF Gems.
Qumby and Michel of Kansas. giving BIN the
largest force, next to Cen Mcclellan, in the field.
The district of West Tennessee, under lin, is to
include the district of Cairo and Mississippi, am
par, OF Northern Alabama.
Cotton ia coming out Of West Tennessee very
freely. Three trains, comprising thiryseycn cars,
loaded with it, started for Columbus from points on
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Yesterday, and M
mensc pile, are awaiting shipment. The people fear
burning by tie guerrillas and are anxious 10 SELL
Prices anee from ~ to - cents.
Everything is Quiet along the Memphi, snc
Charleston aud Mobile and Ohio roads.
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spef,rl Noilces.
War Meeting.

War Meeting.
ALL CITIZENS OF THE IXth WARD in favor Of re-
.pondn- 70 tie Presidents cell for TO PUT DOWN
REBELLION are invited TO attend MASS MEETING, at
PLEECKEG BUILDING THIS EVENING, July a. at
o'ciocs GOOD SPEAKING and SINGING expected.
Dr. r. DENNISON. Chairmsr.
judge w II. DUSEHBu RY, Nice-chsirmsn
". IRyIyG ApAss. Sec.
Twelfth Ward Republican AssociGtion.--The
reya- monthly meeting Of this AssJcstiou VIII DO he'd Oh
riffs Monday EVENING, July H. a O'clock a. FsIiHg-
tons Hal cor. OF l2sth.st. and 3isy.
WI ' 81. II. GREGORY, President.
Y IT, KNApP Secretary.
Twenty.frsr Ward Uuion Relief Association.
The citizens Of the Twenty frs, Ward who are WING 70
s.. IL ralsng volunteers and contributing 70 she isei
si,k and dsbea sodies arc requested 20 NEST ~ No ~
4.h.sy THIS EVENING at O'Clock plen OF orgs tion
viii b.. prevented the meeting, addresses deyere oces
.lectsd &c This invitation extended 70 every Oys CITIZEN
OF tie " ard. ANDRE FROllbNi, Sh@iinieu'
IoHS u. WKITE, Secretary.
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COLLEGE PROFESSORS TURNING
SOLDIERS.

PORTLAND, July 20, 1862.
P-o.essor Chamberlain Of Bowdoin College, has
been offered and has accepted the colonelcy of tie
2).h Msno Regiment. 1t is also stated that Pro-
lessor Chadbourne has accepted the colonelcy Of a
Nass9O. useis regiment.
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FUsEE.L or CAPT. MESGrEssry.-Yesterday, the
funeral Of the late Capt. William Won Menge-ssea OF
the 9Th Regiment NewYork Volunteers, who died
of typhoid fever the 18Th inst tooA place. Com
panv Of the 9Th Now.YorS STATE Militia, urder .he
command of Capt George Maurer, acted as an
escort. Among TIE military who attended were
Brig. Gen. Stahel, Col. Berger, with biz staff and
line officers, OF the 18th Regiment, Col. Won elisa Of
tie DeKalb Regiment, aud 8 number Of tie returned
sick and wounded volunteers belonging 10 German
regiment The body waf conveyed to Greenwood
Cemetery, where il was buried with lie usual
military hopors.
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Maiiuck'k.
Entrances o. Broadway ard lJtLs'
Ioafs oJep commence p. y
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
,.nd..d oy tn. Company Orchestra, Bale. T.eule, srd
AttacI.s generally, 4
Mn. ard MRS. w. J. FLOR eNCE.
UIop wiil occasion those comment artists
Mr. ard Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
and IT, ds.ilg gished dAnseus..
hRS. G-pDGE h. BROWNE.
~ .OpssI, having hindly volunteered
MONDAY EVENING, July 81.
FHosRAAsE:
l.-GrsnS IRISH and YANKEE OVERT URE.
2.-Powsr's lsvoule comedy, TdE IRISH LION. sl.l
FLORESCE 40 TIN MOORE.
1-The rearing Yankee piece Called YANKEE COURT
shiF, with MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS az JENNA
with Songs and Reel, "ARkANsAW TRAVELLER
1.-THE area. comic drama called BARNEY THE BARON
with Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS a. The BARON.
S.-Por PouRtI Of Popular Airs by Kopptzs Orchestra
eTle whole TO conclude with the dashns pro.esn pecs
called sllsCHlEyOUSA ANNIE, with Igs FLORENCE
IN elk different characters. with songs and dances
FLORENCE la q roliickias Irish part
IuEsDAY-FRA DiavQLO tie great sWls'aael and sihe'
ssiy,silppp,s.
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RIO. 70 FJ1a-sr.. EEwfcRx, Juse 25 lSos.
DR.. HruIIr-Dear Sir. axe pleasure IL test1yns "a
the remarkable skill aud Judgment you dayed Ia tho casa
Of my daughter who lad bsen partially deaf accompanied by
discharge from the since early infancy and is now ,hasA
your treatment. able to hear well any one while bee
free rom the di,cl-rge. Although Is resry TIVE
year, he's been under your her hearing remsn
good sud her sound as the day she left you
o. s HOLLY
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Fxrrs.Iog Oh TIE ElGaIH-AyrSUl RAiLEoAp.-
4 meeting in favor Of urging tue e''enfion o. uie
Eighth.ayenue Railroad TO EIgbty-seeond street sie
Harlem is called for this evening, q; the Elm fsFA
Hotel.
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MAEBIE d.

MoCHEArE -DONOGHUg-On Saturday, Ju'- ? by tie
Rev Father Moylsn r P u St Francis &ayiers hcman
Csshols Church, MI william McChesne TO Bliss Adele
AUonoghu. a. o. this
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No 40 WArss-sr. Hew.York, June :, 1867
Dr. LShshiu b" 'uco'eded in completely restoring ny
Lespg which seriously impaired, although previous -
applying to him. treated by several phyacians without
the benefit. Any further information should be eassd
to render application 20 at residence No l'3 2d
Brooklyn L. D. or at my Place Of business no. 7io Water
o.. WILLIAM H. WATERBURY.
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The Central Railroad.

ALhiNf, osLurusY, Jlly IT ItU-'
Tie dividend OF tie Central hailToad is payable
On tie 10Th OF August, NOT the lsv, as reported.
Stock registered in New-York IL payable at Dun.
can, Sherman a Coz.
Stock registered IL Boston Is payable at j. Il.
Thsyer a. Brother t.
Stock registered in Albany it payable At the Alba.
ny City Bank.
Stock registered IN London il payable, on the Goth
Of september, a. the Union Bank.
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Total 70, one year......................"~a3

In addition to clothes and ratons each man re-
oeives SIS % monthly wages. In ali hunsn proba-
hi,ity, the Rebellion will be crushed out and the
war concluded within year. There are few mon,
comparatively, that can secure a better income in
any other way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21

L. oo0dhslm esq, No Barcsys. having been troubled
with ncsians and distressing noises in the head sOd
almost sota dsafDess In ear completely cured by DR.
Lishtbl ofer lis bad been uu,uccsuy treated By
several phy sicous Of this city.
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Dr. LIGETHfLL can be committed daily until o. u. Il
his rssdspce. No "a 81. Msrk'spAce
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No. 4ls FoURrH.sr. Nsw.YoIs, June s, 1862.
Ny hearing having been impaired for number Of yesrs
placed myself under Dr. Lsh,his care who restored Il
sfter a short course OF treatment.
JAMES KENNY.
Book-keeper with P. Gsrrck No,. 10 and "a Roosevsts
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G. c. Stevens was arrested and sent to Fort Nc
Henry to-day, charged with sending medicines aud
letters to the South.
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SINKING OF A GOVERNMENT STEAMER

LII IaFlII-'' July - To-
Tie steamer Dun'eith, from Cincinnati TO Nash
vile With Government forage and wagons. sank on
The Falls this evening. Nobody wa. injured. The
boat II & total loss. The cargo will probably DC
a. sd. bl, 10 a damaged condition.
There Is nothing new from Morgan's gan-.
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Railroad Accident and Loss Of
Life.

IOLI'FILLt, July u, IoO<.
Tie cars ffcm Athens 20 Nashyille were thrown
of the track Friday evening between ColTmbis end
Reynalds station, killing two OF three and wound
ins some forty lew iltally; amon- the latter
Can't j. Fatfem o. he 9TH Ohio, who has since diso
~ Nashville.
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Naw.ToRz. June 10, 1862.

DR. LrGarauL-Dear Sir! Permit to thank you most
sincerely the nyausbe services have rendered mo |,
restoring the hearing of my who had been deaf from
infancy and who had previously been under the Of hs
best II edcal tslea, without the slightest success
Respectfully, ANSELL HECbf' no. J." ''h'n
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1nsuness Noiifts.
TIE TAX RlLI

TIE TAX Hni,
Sow EruiY ~ rerfe C.. q pace 90 hrs. white rIes
Bsds .he hill, ah.h sword fos wo.d a as'o@,B,s W..
H.. orcrs tex. spp,nd 20 All lsooa He,af ts'
ton every 90 ae taxed ny 80 as AL t5e afrolr.
Ct the is4 ned tLeesi. Tl rerdc.s o -el pet.
I'D ,oaNcAlen. rs !. is lOs,.b.o &c mGk' j..
Psce cents ros.rsd ~ Per looKssu. by cArfs.si g.
r.r lol Shy mail address TBs Ta.nryr. New York.
READER, you can have ~ enduring Always
fesey tnd Ieo. Com PE exact, udsp.sd 20 yorf rsd
ard ,yo CT wtrs whiSn viii do yov w.iI' vs'sy chsap
- aa See fers. you santi "lEe Zen AlsEt4ei
than the SWORD" In another column.
At JFFFER>'>. No. 51j Broadway. Ladies
Elastic Boors, vi SO, 81 IS, and 81 bu&oRAis. ~
~ -, and ~ 80 49,, .
Gents fns SHOES and SrIPrKss Youth snd Ctldrsu'
BALNoRAs SH0Es aud GsrhR IN great variety, At low
prices. JgpPsRs, No. SI3 Broadway.
WHEELER Il WILSON M,NUFACr, RiNG
Cosr,sL-ses in. Msohins riil Important improvements
Qtlse ne, ~ bI2aasp..
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s.dt this s. giveo tor every volunteer TIM goes
10 the volunteer if he eDiIstS OF ma own accord.
This makos the aggregate pay OF private rs fol-
Inv npr
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,IsrLe,.-Aeoor,od by T,l.grogl.

rgsfii. july 9tlnuE steadyi usrs,; clo.el - tFn
N .. No Hiwanien Cub oj.. No l. 90 - l0jt t"rN
.aet seesst $50 o4c Oar 6r1. WTisVy r7c. tnd Inc
,ses FEeiarfs II ij,. Nheaf sd On Com l.. ~
"a, 70 S.yYo-s Irroura. 10000 hbs f'SIf - zoo ST..
Wbea 20 Geo bgsh Com 10 600 basb. os E2rorTs Nc
ref
psulDPLrpra jrlv .g.-FLorp-uors de- alt; :. >. a.
= 10 for SUPER ue WHrlr ffye. sses 10000 11sio al
q 3ldl 3 fo- White. aid ~ ,30Fl y Tor Red t.RS
1ci.r and advanced Pc: Yellow. 49, PRof-FoNs aaigti
Pold. 40 1aa.slI Nrisai hTu - ~
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D T. A r N e 8 8 .

DISEASES or THE EYE. EAR, AND Arn-pAssAaes
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No 3Glrr-ay., BRoozLSy, Apdl Is, 1902
d. L. Z. LIoarsILL 1t gives pleasure to inform ySa
of the entire e.ctual you have rse, IN my little
eyes, who after teyer month"; Of total blindnss
ard having tried the AL. o. several eminent physicians.
Las been entirely relieved through yor 'resment "h0m
cA Il is probabl. SIZE weld have 'sned tsr sight
Mos; respectfully ye0rs A. H. PuRDf'
Lac proprietor Of seiionsl Thes.er.
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TEARS C0olo.!.
Wa, m, exclamation ~ the indignant Brow a. tie Actor
IN, A. Irbsbod Crn.s helped hnse! 20 Browns
rrs.t. vine That's cool $50
VOC ,sj lchsbol "'usso J'soact there's ICE n IT,"
TIE ey rsmaY6 that tie peore make 90 they psrtake CT
VIZ spgTNpIp Double PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
lcr sale &! N9,. and ylfrs sip, by . -
The 11y Bill,
NOW READY a. . pamphlet Of . pages. a. tns, white
sap,, Beside the b. n = word e. woId a. sccordaHSt
wi.i a, ofgrs text aIp.ro 20 Alphabetical heca
rt,on of ,yory sr-e b. t6xed by ,ae law and the
a. tee az 70 te levied the.eo1 This renders !.
nd eo,vsniea. 90 Z IS nosst % usaks g.
Prts. erts Tostr aid; ~ rr 10 fs.1 by eEpess; ~
re- igo.fty ma. All-sl. TliE TRIBUNE, Ses-foTs.
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Ss I'D Friaas MORNING. january VI fs62ts 4
Co7ros Thefsa appeared To hebnt lit ID inquiry
yestesday. md We did not hear of Il sale.
I rosAooo Nothing reported. s.5i
SUGAR h, The market ii very dull and prices
are irregular ana unsettled. About 1900 hhds
were ala. We hear of sales Of Fair to Fully Fair
II I'll @ass c., Clarified yellow 5@5a, White 8 and
stoye Dried white 7ao v 5ys;:5
\ MoLIsszs i. Tie demand is moderate. Abont
500 bhls soIa II for Fermenting accord
ing to quality, and no for Prime to Choice.
Alao 40 half bbls. at 10 for Fermenting and 200
3fc.s y gallon Tor Prime to Choice. s. 4
FLoua. We hear q retail sales 1t 50 Is y Dbl.
for superfne. .t,ss IS, IS 81 Il I'll: Il
4 Cpaa /. $500 sacks Yellow and White sold iip
lots At $50. % buahsl. - IN & n
LAaD 80 bbls. sold yesterday al zoe. Terseses
are retailing At 400. and kegs at 24ca q ".
Poas 200 bbla. Mess sold 4 day or two pince
at $44. 1t Is retailing at $45 % Dbl. 4
Bacon. s. Shoulders retail at 22c., Ribbed Sides
a., Clear Sides 70, Plain Hams s2ta2s and Sugar
Cured $50. q %. IS
WHIsKy 8 Rectiaed is retailing at Vi 40 ans
Did Bourbon and Monongahela at ~ s5@sI 81
Fgailon.
Nothing else reported. nm Al