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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
10 TEE PEOPLE OF


A
TEE STATS
In the month Of December, 1883. the undersigned Tor
the arst N oherei for sale 10 The public Oh. BO-
obs IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS, and Ia teE
short period they have given such universal sals4fs-
tion 10 the many thousands Of persons Who nave Afled
them that Il Is nov an established article. 1ne amount
Of bodily and mental misery arising simply rom sle
gieet Of small Complaints is surprising and q = tnete-
fore Of flsentmost importance that a strict attention 20
the least and most frifing bodily ailmeuts should Be
had; Tor disease OF the body must Invariably afeetfhe
mind. The Subscrirersnow only ask . trial 0t
DR.. ). BOVEE D0DSsS
Imperial Wine Bitters
froma ali who have NOT used them. We challenge the
W6rld 20 produce their eqnaI.
These Bitfers for the cure Of Weak Stonaehs, ten
eral Debility, and for Purifying and Enriehing the
Blood, are absolutely unsurpassed by any O'her rene
dy on earth. To be assured Of this, it IL pniy neees-
essary TO make the trial The wine Is Of FeT supe-
ri0T- quality being about one-tbird stronger than 9TH
or wines, warming and invigOrafing the whole system
from the head TO the feet. As these bitterg are t1ntc
and aiteratiTe in their character, 20 they strengthen
and i~nvig0rate fhe whole system ana give : me toDe
and healthy action to AL Its parts. by equalizinE the
Circulation removing the distractions and producing
a general warmth. They are excellent for diseases and
weakness peculiar 10 Females. where 2 tUnlc Is requtr-
ed to strengthen and brace the system. No lady who
IS subject TO sasitude and fintness. should be. without
them. as they are revivitying ntheir action. (
THESE BITTERSsI 9sa
VIII not only Cure but Prevent
8 Disease. slf VsH e.Hls
and in this respect are d0ubly valuable to the person
who mag use them for
INSIPIENT CONSUMPTION
-..hr,a.. soafoos,,.. n st..s,r - ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
DIR. j. ROVEE DODS'
WINE BITTERS

Are composed OF a pnre and unsdulfersted wine, COM
bined with Barberry. SOlemon's Seal. COmfrPv. Wild
,Chery Bark. Spiknard CamOmile Flowers, and Gentlan.
They are manufactured by Dr. DOp himsel whO Is an
expert enced and successful physician and hence should
not be, clasSed among the quack nOstrums which a1od
the country, End against which the medical profession
so Justly denOuBce.
These truly valuable Bitters have been so thoroughly
tested by all classes OF community, for almost every vri-
ey OF disease Incident TO human system, that they are
now deemed indispensable as a a.. -t.'
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
GUTTA PEREICHIIHp CEMENT.
For Coating Metals of all Kinds when
exposedto the Action of the Weather. and
For Preserving and Repairing
Metal Roofs

~ UT AIhI hlNlJSs
This is THE ONLY CoNFOsITIOF KNOWN sohtch ,ciH
theoretically resist extreme changes Of all climates for
ans length Of time iOhen applied Ia metals to which
IL adheres firmly forming a body equal 10 three coats
of ordinary paint costs much less. and will LAST
THREE TINES as LONG; ana from its elasticity
Is not injured by the contraction and expansion Of
TIN and other METAL ROOFS consequent upon
sudden changes Of the weather.
il uiH not CRACK IN COLD OR RUN IN WARN
WEATHER AND WILL NOT WASH OFF.
Leaky tin and other metal roofs can be readily
repaired With Gafta PerchG Cement, and prevented
from further c~OFrosiOn and leaking. thereby ensur-
ing perfectly Water-tight roof for m1ny years.
This cement is peculiarly adapted for the p,eser-
yatiOn Of Iron ratings, Stoves, Safes, Agricultural
implements. &c, alSO for general manufacturers use
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT 90
For preserving and repairing Tin and other met
al roofs Of.eyery description, from its great ~elastiei-
", Is not injured By the contraction and expansion
OF metals. and VW not crack in cold nor run IN
marin tcedIher.
These materials are adapted to all climates, and
We are prepared to supply orders from any part of
the country, al short notice. for Gutta Perehalo #
ing in rolls, ready prepared for use, and Gutta Per-
cha Cement in barrels, with full printed directions
tions for application. (
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
Imperiaf Wine Bitters
WIN not only Cure but Prevent
who may use them for
INSIPIENT CONSUMPTION /

weak Lungs, Indigestion, Dyspepsi&, diseased Of the
Nervous, system. Paralysis, Piles, and for ali cases
requiring a Tonic. ,
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
5,J' A4A o UU.t Awo dl Aa34.
JOHN MAUN,

j. j.
Druggists, Brownville. N, T.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-06-19
Bloomington Nursery,

Atthe crossing OF the Illinois Central, and st. Louis.
Alton and Chicago Raj Established 1852 on
the open Prairie, and ~cuntains $40 acres. Fruit, Orna-
mental and Nursery Stock, a very large, general and
reliable assortment, VERY CHEAP for Cash.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NIw FORK AND THE VICINITY.

FArHEH GospKsrics, the motel italian Pas
sionest commences . series OF lnstric.ons, a tho
Catholic church OF Winfield. hear Nsvtown, L. L.,
commencing on the day u ti'e Ascension II our
Lord, May 29th, and extending to Il sth June.
THK LbourSISo WHICH WAS Qu'IE FRE-
auEsr on Wednesday night struck tho Chimney OF
brick building corner Of Asdifon All 9oysrssur
street, doing some little injury.
A HANDSOME FLAG, 20 feet wide by 80 long,
with eighty feet in Length. costing 500,
and which vas purchased by tie Contributions 0,
the children alone, was raised on Ward school, No
90, In Both street. on Wednesday aC.srnoon. The
scholars sass several patriotic sonsh aud sppro-
PIRATE addresses we're ale by Rev. Or. True AID
Rev Mr.. Hare.
| THE COMMISSIONERS or THE CtNTRAi PhGJ
have rendered the use OF Tie build -.s OF the M.q,
81 Vincent Academy 'or the Use OF s.ta and wo44i
81 soldiers. Contasiovs dsessos wall uut b, aJ
mi,t.d there.
| Hon. EDWARD STANLEY, the new & I'VE. no,
Of North Carolina, arrived IL the e,,y YESTERDAY! 8,
his way 70 that stIto.
| A PORTION OF TuK CARGO Of tio IJi1
schooner Stephen Hart was sold ysstci i,- rs =,
rsction Of U. 8. Marshal Murray, q ~ Re-, sl,
Navy Yard. Mr.. Simeon Draper was "a, spct.ol
or, and stated that the purchasers must ss1o tee
chances - TO the state o'tss goods as no,t q u.
packages had not been opened. 200 British r!eo
9usksss were cold 70 ar, 4. Jswem t0s y 70 sAet
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Arrival Of tho lloauoLe.

Tho steamer Roanoke, Capt. Couch. arrived
Yesterday morning from Havana. which por, sh.
Ion On the i1,h inst.
On the 2o,h inst, At half pas. nine O'Clock A. NJ.
thirty miles South Of Hatteras, passed United
stales steam transport Ocean Queen, bound South
Correspondence 81 ts Sun.
Hdrdnn, May 1.-THE Spanish steamer
came In yesterdsy end brings dates from Vera
S,us 70 VIC l2th, Jalspa " tie sth, and Mexico TO
Vera Cruz being In pos,esrion Of the Aluon.
.e'ses, ,hahss ttsheh bayon. ~; no confidence 10
Private letters inform me rs, N Tie Cumtss al
Aculthngo 10 was drawn bat e. tbs rr.nrh Lo.,no
the most In killed and wound a, bu, ths ns.ic.ns
retired These latter directed thoir are principslv
against the Fronoh ofhcsra, kuowins that ,hey
could not b. replaced I'LL frssL impoTtasion sloula
garrison OF fortress In the state OF PsrVss had
risen and taken Its officers prsonsrA
Gu tie 9th, arrived ths Blasco dc Gsray, bringing
Gen. Prim and staff, who wn nos received Win .
rluuh enthusiasm ~ when he arrived from bpsii
tue Hero oiAfric.." The Blssco de Gsray hs
sailed for New Orleans, In response " ths PsGuo
u tie Spanish Consul, there 70 Protscs ne wsinr
and property OF II. c. Ms subjects The wyks
| Zamacona treaty has been ratified by the nexica
Governmsnt, In spite Of the protest OF she frenc
Plenipotsntiariss against any treaty the 4sxica
Government might make under Vie present sircum
| stances.
Our Consul General Of Havana, hr. shuisld. IN
arrived q, Jalapa Cd the 1sh, Pusbls gth, and woul
| probably arrive 10 Mexico on ths lish. 6osds
and Co. iovs were occupied By the Mexican troop
- soon the French forces len them, and I 20
were ready 70 occupy 0risabs In ths same wsy.
| The French ships move toward ~ ssP'sst et
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Another Evacuation.

THfs disease has become chronic with H.,
'"i although gratifying to us, mus, lc
1850 70 them on the approach
Of warm weather. TelegIaplc A.. a.. >
tbe probable evacuation Of Fort Wright, wy !.
flmyed falling back Of tho rebel upon fol'
Randolph-twclve miles below. THIS |" u'up'.
,,.ss correct. II brings our urfor MISSISSIPPI
n.c, within forty miles Of Memphis, which Is
.,,u,,e,, 400 miles above vicksbsreh tho last
.,,,r, an tho river a which the Gulf fleet Is re-
,,,,t.,. Between vieksbursh and Memphis
sb,rs arc believed to he no fortified
positions u consequence, tho rcbch hav-
ing relied upon their defences from above,
rather than Lelow. The surrender Of
For, Wright look. to an early withdrawal from
The river. and concentration at Corinth. That
The rebels will long hold Fort Randolph is quc'-
ti,nahlc. That position taken, and tie few hun
dtci miles which now intervene between Nicks-
bursh and Memphis passed oyor by tho Fcder'l
fleets, tho Mississippi, the grea, Father Of Wa
tiers then hollis allegiance TO the glorious Uniou'
and become the sen,inels path, along which tho
paddles Of our armour steamers will hereafter
beat the tattoo Of military occupation.
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The New York Civ pr...

Tho 1Smes remarks that the recent ssu,.,o..
Of the English Government ths, thor. v.,
complete understanding with France on Ams,i.
can affairs, ought TO put an end 70 the ground.
less fears Of the aarmis,s on the score Of foreign
intervention, which cannot take place while
Lord Pslmerstoa continues In office.
Referring " Parson Drowniow, It awards to
that truly heroic man tho just credit TO which
his patriotism aud sacrifices In the Union cause
arc entitled
ParS1n Brown'ow is doing good service 70 the
huloA |4dso ny HI, spfecalsIu lie Northern States
Ae throws lEht upon the spirit aud t.nper Of those
VITO Afo engaged Ia this war upon the q vernmeu mt
III: story wAicl. lac tells US. 10 put US TO shame.
" have thought that we loved our country aud
had been willing ~ make sacrifices fur H. We have
yailer prided ourselves upon the regiments tha,
49, have equipped MD sant forth, end tbe w9pey
He have rpisei foE ths Cover No., VI a,
. ''.r,a lin ,IIaae ". =. sluer 81 10 giye COM
yogs soo'"" ,.'.'e.Ah'' w. ',"rs a,'
S.- - sHi '"'".' go tt'i, a 1870, T..
g.. nar.hci 20 We ga,lOws without flnenihg, ut
,auss OF ta.ir owe for the Stars and Stripes. On
patriotism, ~, It's many usSs ana It's applause
inen, "paleS rs n, hec,uA! fires" before he noon
AIDE glory o! ..e.rs, set OIL IA YET more dAzlAn
splsndor against tie black background OF rsbs
cruelty and baFOsf''n
Its Washington correspondent writes
The city IL sl!sd with rumors touching the I'm
nendino I,stt,se q Richmond and Ccriuth, II bein
ths prevailing impression th.i taers VII. e lar
ACHING ~ beth those places, and THAI very shortly
Rsports from ths Peninsula are favorsbls,.hd U An
ANN INA, Mcclellan will be lr she rsbe! Cop
al Within lwer,y -four hours. The 'Acs shh. he e.
.n,sd the sw sinps and 10 L. the 'egSh Of aTy isi
nd good reads, l. accepted ~ good egg Ana,l
esd, there are few vao ausssion ~ success. Eass
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DCiTy-y.

GAFfNEY-On the 21st inst, aftss Q short III
nesA Mary Gsffney, 10 the t0th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place on frbdae afternoon,
9sd4nst ffum her lsts residence. 44sh q and lsh
Her friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited 70 stsend. 1ss
OHARkA-On Wednesday, aiss inst, James
O'Hsrra, . native Of the Parish Of RussA Couaiy
westmesth, ireland, eyed 70 years.
The friends and scqusintancss Of the Ssmy. and
thoss Of his sons, Michael and james, ere rerrec,
fully invited 70 attend The funersl on FRIDAY
Afternoon, SD Inst, At ~ o'clock, from his lat
residence, II Desbroesss st. His REMAINS vii
AIKEN 70 Calvary Cemetery for internsaA
eNYrER-At Central Bridge, schoharis County,
T. r., ha{ 10, sfser . lingering lines, join sny'
der, eyed II Year,. ~
IoBIrr-On Wednesday. siN inss, amer . long
and painful illness, Mary D., wife Of John II. To
bitt, sGsd 20 years.
The funerd viii take place us friday, sner
nooo, Sd inss, q O'Clock, from her late residence
e0o Carlton ave, Brooklyn. 10
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n NJ. MERCER is not gifted with the lo1ua-
city tina; Is popularity ascribci to his country
men, he has a, least the merit Of being tho cub.
jec, Of boundle.s discussion TO others. Tho
Whole world is busy talking about him, and he
has b,en the occasion Of the rourng-out Of Ink
s,mos, suiIi len, to float lis ship once more TO
The rebel capital. lie has hllel the air with
rumois, harra.sed mons minds with conjecturcs,
exhausted tie ingenuity Of politicians, baillci
the statesmen Of greas nations, worried editors
innuncralilc, and quouchoi the free Vi party
animosi,y to the cxton, that General McCLhL-
IAs Is now suffered to pursuc tie war according
70 the principles Of military science.
Were this tl.y only result We could thank tho
gallant Frctci uaa for so well.tincd diver
rion in favor ct good officer. bu. 1t ia not.
Dir. SraAIp has ingcni,usly withdrawn from
nj. MsEcirRs visit its official character, but he
does no, tell us, what is extremely probable,
that the convictions Of the French Minister al
though derived from q simple pleasure oxcur-
zion Of his own, would, as they undoubtedly
have done, form tho basis Of such report to the
French Emperor as would have large weight In
turning the European sale for or nsain5, inter
vention. And We are oil sufficiently ncquain,,,
with Mr.. SEwArp's adroitncss &c bclicv. tina
he knew beforehand that Mr. MrnciEn's rcpor
would be favorable 10 tho Northern cause
Hence il was eOa.:,oUsly provided for.
We ough, not to be unthauktl that hi. IT.
torventlon breeze has arisen. II has wondor
fully hurried up matters. Official advicns from
abroad had Informed oar Government that
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lssve no wac, the waves of III. N xioan soldiers
closing fast behind thtn. like thr old thessrc sssv,
sntrssioe grsts, bst II costs dearly 70 get ont
beveral 81 tie Influential names that appear in the
act declaring the city Of Cordovs for Aimonts are
psvtested against th.'r owners, they saying
they were piseed tbsye, aud vii out their sancSlon.
Inc Cecioiie ta'nu ia the 1.th with forty
s'ck sroops ND all the French vessels bring them,
yes We ere tod The health II the French army IL
sxcelent. 1"e hl,ck voinit Ia committing fearful
rhvasssfn Neta Cruz, having appeared earlier, and
IN more ma ighi ~ form than usual. The French
steamer Tabeiets vas injured In gale st eacri-
hcio~ thn' she started the yh for uis port towed
~ the Gserriers I've Spanish troops are still ar.
irving.
We are told that one hundred and twenty Ameri-
cans n ON Texss had ntack led the town Of Pie
dras Neras N the state Of Nucvo Leon, Ind sacked
the town and burned Ma custom house AMI vsHous
buildings. Zsrasozs has defeated Marquee, and
WIS seems TO have been decisive defeat Although
Marques got away. ue has been depoSed and
Csbos placed In his stsnd Almonte has sd-
dressed procls nation N the citizens Of PiellA,
and dates from that city, though he has nos yet
arrived there. We have lad no Confederate ar
rivals since my last. The English steamer Ha-
vana csins In on the 18th, eight days from b.
OF cotton. The glorious news fun the State caused
have . decided downward te14iency. Many vsesels
here are waiting TO 20 10 Now Orleans AZ soon a.
,he port Ia open, and some have refused charters
here already.
=. S.-Hotana, May i7.-Capt. Pcndeton, Of he
Amanda, Of Sea. sIort, died last night Of the biack
von,lt. THIS is tho frst case We have had Abs
sOasJn.
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CrTY INcrDENrs.-The Western Basin u ths
Ridsswood Reservoir 10 bsins essned, and The city
supplied exclusively from he Eastern. When
the nrss 10 purified, the other will be smptsd..
Democratic Primary msssinss will Be held on ths
nrst Tuesday in June. ...A thief walked Into Z
grocery store in Atlantic street, wednesday eve
ming. and took roll Of biA 1So, from the draw.
er, with which he escaped. An inquest wss bed
In Even street, T. D., upon the bodyaa Ham Kim.
pei who's death resulted from ALI
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What the Rebels Think Of the james River
Fleet.

Tho P,,e,,hu,.h Eyrn,ss. of Wcdp,s isy
Ia, a. an, ,,, 49,. :. ,,o,,ro..,,, ,,.
y.n.o. r,,,ho.,. al, Janss rive, a. cav P.lu, E"
y, ru...o
Nay ~, ~ H'-rVe .,osnprs ,, are now 70 y
~ GOV passing w the ilver ~ ne,sy Wan,r
four are lsBe' HLh or ~ Eo'y ,oM Va wv ''t
suppodeh 70 We thc m'nti' inG ~ x d.
naky' 20 'hh' We can''V' un' gum" '"s' "'e''
'hansh ,hov gre ~ ng 4, ,u,,h,,
Inc tm''l uotts ~ Ue 'e'il't', " ~ :, ~
Arc nov rouh ilng We eh"hn.l oY,t i'', ,,' 80,
uaftiSns lar IN SIX miee p,I"" NY ION"
lhea, feetsDuipl anu ~ Iieu .ae ''''''' e-"
ing htccn fcct can pass over,
IL having been ascrfta.heu un' W. no'' .ou,'
easily g,t over, the Nessen came oH'Voy ui' heAu
ihI loi Cl,y fo.': H., ,,t., a.. ,,,,,.
Our pi,kets NJ thc ROM. r,re."' ~ W ,ha A.
'hi' .hi hohfness OF 'le So, a,J lon on nm
loi' and warehouses s' vi h,,,,S-aJ bo.',hoaI,
,.Sno Tor this cry. oe ,,nr ,.inai,sa ,,er, con.
''ceo SUI "'''' '
mon - .,o,,, ,hx.. u n sr
:, ~ 20. no vas SEM uowm 49,, ~ ... dlt"ovcr
VIZ ~ VI ,,oon,os' i ia'J.J -, In what
r," -" VIZ nes TIcy aiso had out
.,u.' ~ wv 49, a's.,,,or of p,t,rsbury dis
~" 49, VA 'ne u" ''' VI
~ o. W. ,'.i 80, ,I,, ,I... yo,t.s ,bier,. con
NC 90 o,t.ere eu' ~, - "a, I'm n general ~.
''''D lt a"yn,ny No., re- aco ,no,,sb 10 ius,.
'V'h'''N""o,, o'' A.. u,is,J citI.s of p.t.rs-
a favorable reioiS ms ,Ir'na,. ,h.,nselve, for
nu' =" ~. -. 49, aa,iy Ia
Sno'He' W." ~ - o = -.
ALAkh If "ohH"rp'
tn, Richmond DlsrATcn Of Thursday says;
r, ~, :, o.. ,,,,,po,,. n, IN, ,n,,u 10
4, nv Pr's ~ a, -, c,,,,,t 51,,,r A f,x
"s ',.y t'. ~ s,n.,e,i az I. I'M jc,,rv Of the Oh
houi wiz .se' W e'i,ue ", 90 $50, hi ~, a,
sstueH,ns pl"Ssa 10 our rs'et " q, H..
sage ~ "oulu DO uhIioh,'o'e 'i' W y, ~.
~ ~ ~ oh,,rn,i;o3 and lie ingenuity of the
ohNruc,on itself Lut II inay hc douh'ed whether
s.,her would would stand "k'i'Tt i''t CIV, ~, w.
sno...i Wv ,., w, 80, vI "a, Mn. Dlylu Of
| ~ ". W -" . = y, ~, 80. 49, .,''',ip
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Only Jew gnu.,hs froSe' wy, ~" '',', 80
! - I! ah ..'! tu"' n", "'r 80 a., ~ .,,, IVA
n IS WIN III &c S"', ,i ,,it man.
| 'eci sa,,oI VIZ, VI, LIZ. w. ", " "nI' .
nV " iu' s'''Hu a, ~" 40 ,, "",
acc. ~, 70 $3.50 ~ .' '' -, rh
mem I'u p,,"P' s,u mn Wn '. ,sa
'''.i' nav. - -. ~, w ~, ma .,
90 Wv r'Ncr ue.'AvsN vac lu.s "'e nv ",'.s W
~, IA We u"s,s|u W. ei'" ','S ~ ~ y, -
49, $50 ~, ~; VS. .,J ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
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THE NEW YORK sun.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAI q. 1869.

FoR rHE IMPORTANT NEWS Of the day,
~ Telegraph. Express, M.ils, dc, Sc, see hr't
page.
q ApvrRrrsRMrSrs must be handed In 10
Sbre nine o'c'ok In the evening. In order 10 secure
proper clase Il alton and srrsu cement
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~ .os. 80. 81. c.td 1852. 1900. a,s2 r.:;
9esS, 9?'c. 9're. sa'i. 99rs. es-s, 1850. aasi
Common P,sas-Trisi Term-Part mos. NO CO.
iendsr posted. Pert lone hour causss-itp4,
500, 1925, 2flf, 213s, 1877, qii7, 1887
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Rooms & RAYMOND,
Manufacturers Of the latest aud oss elegant styles
Of
GENTLEAENs CLOTHING,
having Just introduced variety OF sessonaLis nov.
elites, would direct the attention Of sssscous
MEN OF BUSINESS
TO their immense Spring and Summer Stock Of ee-
gan, suls for tic store the counting house, the pro-
menade, &C., &c. Prices marked GU every article,
aud no deviation.
Stores i2i, 1879 and 1875 Fulton st.,
and 214 Broadway.
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In rHs CocnsE or A WEEK the greater por.
zion Of The invalid soldiers a ths hospital 90 Fri.
and South tth streess will b sbls 70 70 home.
Fears that the fever will spread 70 the school
la the neighborhood, are groundlss.
TnE DIFFICULTY between the city and the
Morris Cana. Company, In relation 70 taxes, has
been settled. The banking house q TIE Company
property at 600, and all legal proceedings By
both parties 70 DO stopped.
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ONLY i2 crs. FER pouSD, ~
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Notice.-Tte members of the mn clinist's
ana b.ncksmi'l's union, No. J., are requested to
attend mcet'rg ~ be led at the Crys,nl, No. 22s
GRAND It, oil Saturday evening, May N. 24h, At ~
i. n. ~ order Of JOHN J. BLAIR, President
fnvgl .
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Financial, Market, N1nrinc
News, &C., on Third Page.
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NANrED-rERSONS WHO WISH TO
learn To operate "a Singer sovsny inJc hinest
terma only u practice All J. dis of ", e. and
recommended - gord pa % aiior learning Ala
cool scwert TO learn the pantaloon trade Inquire
$? Delaney 81 my2O 2tsosiON
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WASTED - l OR GOOD MILF.
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WAIST fD---A stout ACTIVE ROY,
w ~ u years Old. who irg some knowledge .
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one cool branchor rad seed cutter. f.w will b
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