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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22

Tie tokens from Maryland are most
encouraging. The tone of her press
and people has changed, and now il is
the discussion Of rebel doctrines that is
made unsafe, while emancipation views
and arguments are being strongly urged,
Before the year closes, tho Emancipa-
tionisls viii hold convention aud they
are confident that NJ the nextelection the
people of Maryland will render their
verdict it, favor Of freolom.- 0icago
I5lJunc
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
DILAZON d. uOLDRIDGE.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
~ LAW Independence, Buchanan County
Iowa. Office over the Store of Freeman d. Main
Will practice in the different Courts of this
State, and promptly and faithfully attend to
any business in any way pertaining to his pro
fession, on reasonable terms
REFERENcEs.-Hon Ira Harris, Albany, n
Z; Hon. Francis Hyatt, Fenner, N. Y ; &. II
Jerome. Esq, Iowa City j. c. Loomis, Inde.
pendence.
April 29th 1862 t6-Iy
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
JAMES JAMESON.
JAMESON & LEWIS.

a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
II Law and Notaries Public, will practice
s!n the several Courts Of this State, will give
strict attention TO securing claims, making and
forwarding collections. paying taxes, examin.
ing titles, and all other business entrusted "a
them professionally. [3.2lfl
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
CARTER HOUSE.

Ohm L. WILCOX. formerly Of the Amer.
81 loan Hotel, having leased the above house
would return his thanks to the public for the
liberal patronage formerly bestowed, and would
be horpy to welcome all his old friends at the
Carter House, Maine ST, Cedar Falls, Iowa
= Stages leave this house daily for the North
South and West
Cedar Falls, July %, 1861.
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JOHN G.. HOUSE, M d.

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office
J. over p. G. Wilcox's Store. Residence
Green Street, I'd house below Walnut nortl
side, (formcr residence Of ID. S. Dunhnm) In
dependence, Iowa.
August 9th 1861. /,
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l., w. HART,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
"a LAW, Independence, Buchanan Coun
ty, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business en-.
trusted TO his care Office in the Second Story
of ALIENS BLOCK, near the bridge.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
10 Lands or land business, promptly attend
ed to. Nov26 "
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III. E.. IIEMENWAY.

4 TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, Independence, Buchanan County,
Iowa. Office in Wilcox's Block.
Will practice in the Courts Of Buchanan
and adjoining Counties, and attend promptly
10 oil business connected with his profession.
Aug. -, 1861. Qy
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J. s.. WOODWARD.

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT
"A Law, General Land Agent and Notary
Public, Independence, Buchanan County
Iowa. Will practice in the different Courts OF
Ahis State. Also attend promptly to securing
claims, making Collections, Paying Taxes
Conveyancing, dc.
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DIR. II. II. HUNT.

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERy.
~ ices to the citizens of Independence and
surrounding country. Office on Main Street,
an Union Block, with w. q. Morris, where
or at his Residence, ON Court Street, opposite
q. +. Leavitts-he will answer calls at all
hours OF the day or night. (apl459-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22

RfuELLING AGAIN --Goyernor Brown,
Of Georgia. has ordered tha; 10 militia
officers Of that S.ale shall be enrolled in
tle confederate service, aud lac thteatcus
tho rebel secretary ot war that II the con
felctato officers disobey his orders ho
VIII have ,hem arrested
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w. q. DONNAN.

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW.
N Land and General Agent and Notary
Public. Office, over Morris's Jewelry Store,
independence, Iowa.
Is prepared to attend with promptness to all
business pertaining to his Profession. Especial
attention given to Collecting, Conyeyancing,
Paying taxes, Examining titles, dc. I ie6- 81
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w II. BARTON.

COUNTY JUDGE
AW OFFICE, at the Court House, Inde-
IL pendence, Iowa.
Will attend to conveyancing, take acknow
Judgments of Deeds, and do all legal business
entrusted to his care
Jan. 81, 1861. tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
w. CHANDLER

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE
- over Keller Il Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms, Independence, Iowa.
Feb %, 1861.
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Iowa City. July 9th, 1869.

Sir," said DR.. johnson. 1T is
shame 10 speak Ill pf a man behind his
back, but thnA the gentleman who has
last lel the nom Is IA attorney
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-22
T. FINNIGAN.

A TTORNEY d. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Independence, Iowa. Office over Free
man Il Mains Store.
July Sth, 1862. [l6-lv
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Arrived.

SHIN Amazon Uoyey London and Isle OF Whit April 2S
d and 10 pass r. T. Morgan. Has had light wines and
Weather having reeed the opsas ~ iured Top
.ntsais May H. Ia lat. - 20 Ion o. saw two iceoefss
,b ~. Can. sable spoke schr. Leaping Wster fishing
shin k1a jeh kmb. Brown, boston days, IN ballast 10
J C. Jewett VIII load for China ~, A.,
Ey Forest State (Of Boston, Hartman, Ponce T. H. MAY
resr 10 r. F. Buck Co. May a. IN le 80 81 lon IS ~
poks Whaling sch Union of Proyincetown) cfniShsi had
% bbls oil-all well. =, III, -, 49,,
Gibraltar April Il; uidse. to McCready, Mott Co. May Z
st "a 49, Ion 81 TO- passed the wreck OF brig wateogged
d abandoned she about 80 tuns burden ned lsinia
appeared have been time Ia that situation
SIN lat H. lon "a 49, spoke b. bark t'ertnorp oi NUM-
ffom CsdM Tor Quebec. =, , -, T.. Lu., a.
sehr Kissing Sun, Smith, Jone,bOro, Me, days, spa' to
SCI, Whistler Presby, Taunton days, nsils.
schr. shensndolh, Nash, Boston days
schr Charles Cooper, Cooper, Hartford
Schr. Roanoke, Paul. Taunton days nails
Schr. Dart Philips, Taunton days
schr Mary Msrshon Fowler. Fall River z days
schr Gertrude Mitchell, New-lia
Schr 4 L. Snow, Achorn, Rondout coal ior bos.en-
Sohr Lucy White, Arey. kockand days lime.
SIR Uigbland.r Stu ges, Boston days mdse.
schr Ps!las, French, kockiand ! days lime
Schr Coru,hIsn SnIsll, Rockaid days lime.
Schr. Argus, Hosg Somerset . =,
Sr,r J. 81 Warren Chapman, New Haven, mdse
Sloop GEN kossuth, HGyten, Essex days.
sioop OREGON Rhodes Providence DAYS, mtse.
Steamer H. Burden Lopez, Phhadephia md'e 70 Lopef
khkpstrick. . r,, II, 4. yvi,., nal.
Steamer W. r. Brooms. Foster. Baltimore mdse to VIM
Dazell. ~. p,,,,,,t "a. q, q N
Briggs.
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MARINE IONRN4L
PORT or NEw-YoRK........MAT 2
Cleared.

Stesmships-Hugnang. Roberts, Shanehse j. M forbes;
Blackstone Soens New. Orleans J. y Smith 20. Far
kersburg Hoffman Portland, III. 3. Cromwell Co.
Shps-Sardnia Pendston, Liverpool. Jonathan Thoinp-
SOM, Nephew; Endymion fBr), Williams Liverpool IL j.
& C. A. Dewof; Golden Esge. SymoDds Panama Halles
Harman Constitution (Br Lancaster Liverpool "hIlals
& Guion; Albion, Williams, Liverpool, Tspscott Go.
Bsk.-Ceestis. Howes Gibraltar, L. Nickerson bergman
(Br Curran Gouce''er A. Bells sons Donald iamburg
Meyer Hamburg. kunhardt 4 Co
Bhy.-Mary Emily (Br), Mayo, st. Johns, II, joseph
Tueas Abby 1 Elizabeth Martin, Rio Giande del sud Is
eager; Roxana (Br) Lewis. Queenstown, Jackson Nell
C. C. Billings Wassou. Demerars, T. H. Sanford Saterina
Utalian) lnzeiIo Valencia Chamberlain, Pbelps Co.,
schooners-C onne ccut Dean Bostou Wm Ingalls, o. O.
AcAen Peck stamfoId Evelyn. Palmer, Stamford; Iee-
graph Rogers Philadelphia, J. W. Mckee, Smith snow
kaanza, l. b. Chase Co.. f.. j. Lsushton Newton, Well
Gee,, Crowen Psine.
sloop.-Hummins Bird shelsy, Bristol and Providence,
L, Kenny \. Brown, Cam. Providence. L. henny'
Steaner-IronsiGes, NandeTveer, Philadelphia
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AMERICAN AND FoREIGs BIBLE SociElh-ias
twentyffth anniversary of the American and foTeiss
Bible Society was held in MeDousalstreet Church
rhe Rev. Duncan Dnnbarsl on Monday morning.
The Rev. DIR. Welsh presided. Dr. Gibbs read inc
Scriptures, and prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr..
D;moeke The Tressurer's report shows that tue
receipts during the year amounted to slS,sSS ~;
disbursements, $l6,793 Is.
The attendance was light but what the meeting
Iucksd in numbers was more than made up ~ the
high moral and social position Of those who attended,
il. The Rev. Birmingham Phelps, Stuart Psrnlss
Miller. and Others took part in the exercises.
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COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-UkNkKAL IENh'-T To4eIIeu-
No 25 Euunerated-Noa 1913 l32, e.. ooo
STppfws CoURr-CIRcUIT- Part Mos. 2002.
707 2O 2lO9 286 2l2l 227. 222, 2i3li 49, 2i3s it.
2I43 35s, 2ll zli5, 2l49, PSI, tO3 40 49, oc,
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL IEhs-Nos. %oo,
279 IA ~ 27s $780, 2si $50 to 2Ss 2s1 1885, u.s. 2 +s
POL 1913. l59, 29t. 800, o,o o,or
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. 1853, 22i 3493,
100 ara 28I 2l83 S. 2sT 2l89 2l9 2s3 Part Il-Nos
ala 1854 2ei 1913 1885, 2T0 GIG 1886 2ee 1923 l253 Psst
IINos. s55, 1882 ssI. ali3 1885, 2ls 2ise ZIoi ''o'
1215 2.g- l2Oa Part IV.-Acjourned for the term -
CorRr or COMMON PLEAs--TRIAL TERM.--Part
Mos. i73 1885, 49, l9s, 2ol. 40, 2o to zlo Part lad
iourLed ioI the term.
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OyrcE OF A. O. NJ, Z. B a. 40 70 hIsfIri.r'
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received up 10
=, ~ on MONDAY. June ls1s, at the Office Of the the
oaarterma,er o. s. Army for Furnishing 10 M
hirsd with view Of p1rchs.ing ioT the ooVoinnen
undeisish''' WIZ" go SADDLE HORSES, ,o,
H., co,o Al. defects: to be between six 6) and nine W
a,. I'D and flom Is to l3i heni. LIsni
All animal. submitted win be 70 hse" Of n.
anins.on rno}n,ed for thst purpose Persons 10 ~ho
pp'd will be notified where The in.pedon o.
ns .nima, y N take place, at tho time Oh d"
tract 1000. The rigbt 10 reject all bids deemed
unreasonable. -, To- ,b. whole or any portion Of
Pfoposs Of horses and they win b. by
ts names Of responsible e b so" %nU '1
security ,o' ~ commences within siA 90 days alter tno 'sf
OF contract go .to,..1 90 Propossls for supplying the
Ptoposa' WI b.r.rs aud will he directed TO Iapt''
1oYsIn'e MINUS Ass.-iant QuarefmaAse L. D. army
No. Ig Ms;cst-st., Row York
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SUsQUEHANNA, PA, May 70 ISosI
The fire at Lanesboro' was more serious than "a
srt sated In addition to the viaduct eleven houses
were burned. Freight trains will not be able 70
ass the break for three or four days. fasSeoger
trains are running as usual.
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IRVING HALL. ..,,,
FIRST TIME IN THIS COUNTRY.
A GRAND MUSICAL CONTAMINATION VI
TOM JORE's BlRtHDAi.
TOMORROW ~ ENINd
WEDNESDAY, NAV -, itos
GUsTANUS 0EARf
M the honor Of announcing that bs has made Arrangements
10 rive she above iu,rTs sir ..,. .,,,,,,,
MUSICAL DEMONSTRATION
In ComusmoTation OF the
EIGHTY-SFCOND ANNIVERSARY
of the
BIRTH or TON MOORE, ,
,, sv., AZ MI, beanti nj Lyrics and Gems OF his world
renowned ...,,,, ,,p, onnc
WI be performed by number OF the
REST AItllSTES OF NEWBORN.
.J..ion 70 cents Ticket admit three, tL SeAts Sc
cured d the Hall without extra charge
Doors open at O'Clock; COMMENCING AZ D.
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GO farmers ano Offers.
Proposals.
OrYfcy up ASSISTANT CoNsfssARl-C gSEEaLi
OF SuBsIsTKScE, NJ. sS4ATK SIKEET,
K..t. ff.~ n lH4'p

NV ! OAK. Nay =. IlNK
RMY SUPPLIES PROPOSALS VIII be
~ received BIS the undersigned until II O'Clock on Ilhs
DAY the 2h Instant for supplying for the use Of Tie uAea
Stiies Army, .....,-,, -, r..
80 barrels Of Double Rectiled WHISKY 70 be fan hr
moot according the United States House standard
.A1pe Of which can be examined tins oce Barrels to
be- of 5od seasoned white ok slaves aud heads to have
twelve wood and four strong iron hoops heads and ou
boop, painted Returns required from X. PJait Co..
Inspectors. 49,, ,, -. a..
TO e delivered IN four deliveries Of 700 barrels each on The
I'd eth 10th nnd sd OF June lttI.
eel bd must ha,ea printed copy q this advertisement
posted at 1t. head and must be speche ~ complying precise
= M All the terms Each bid 10 have confederation must
contain the written guaranty Of two Tesponsibe names ~
follows: IN -.
any rar above bd be accepted fha be duly iahrd
acoriing TO its true puTpon and conoitions -
pr,res.ls r.ust b. eld0Esed "PrcpOsais for Whisky"
Bidders may propose for the whole part Of The above
Tie seller and place Of business with date oil puf'
chase /. required Oh sAch package , ,o,,
Id.u-nsnt Colonel and 4. &. q. s.
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Nnw Counterfeit.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. May %, 1867
pe,erson's Detector cautions the public to refdse
all notes ON the North Western Bank Of Warren,
Pennsy yania, and the Beverly Bank, Beverly, New
jersey.
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Amusemenrs
WALLAcK'

w TUESDAY,
an EilJt of the Great Drama
ROMANCE OF POOR YOUNG MAN.
Nanuel MARQUIS De Mr.. Lester Wallack
Dr. Desmarets. formerly ~ tho French Army.
Mr. Marx Smith.
Louise Van Berger formeriyuurse to Manuel
now keeper OF 8 lodging pnse ......Mrs. John Seton.
THE DRAMA:
Manuel. Steward 10 Mr. Laroque. hr. Lester Wailsck.
Gaspar LaIoque formerly Captatn oi Piysteer
Mr.. Charles Fisher.
Doctor Deznlares.
NJ dc Beysnne. men Of the world. ..... Mr. Reynolds
ain conldeutial domestic .Mr foung
M NOnrc Notary.
GvOnett. Breton Shepherd y. ESIoe'
"'"'"' N'' Miss Mary Cannon.
Madame Laroque daughter inaw to Gespar Mrs vernon
Mile IelOuin, g0yerness. amy
Christine Breton Peasant Cid MIss amy r,pr
WEDNESDAI-MK. CHARLES tIoaEho bENHi a.
Last time OF Bulwers great Comedy,
MONEY.
THURSDAY.
JOHN BULL.
FRIDAY, "
A POPULAR DRAnA.
MISS HENRIQUES' BENEFIT.
Never acted here Douglas JerroPs ce,brated Comedy
TIME WORKS WONDERS. .
In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, AMERICANS IN PARKS,
LITTLE TREASURE.
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Tuy S,yIrARY CoaMlssIos.-Tho rooms OF tho
Sanitary Commission, No. 1913 Broadway ws1s
opened yesterday for the transaction Of business Az
,bis osce will be centralized all the information tnm
Government and other sources respecting the ARRIVAL
and departure of transports having sick aud wouuae"
troon, aboard and record will be kept Of the nance
Of snch patiea,s. twill also bs 8 medium OF COM
muuica,on to the local societies for the reei o,
diers in transit, and will cooperate with United
States military and medical authorities in the rscop-
ton and transportation of patients Medical students
Sesr;rg 70 act as dreseer, male nurses volunteering
services surgeons and physicians seeking insoF'
a,on in regard TO the public service, and all per.
sOns having business with the Commission, saoa''
onDv to the Superintendent in charge at this Slce'
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unss crthc Shin Zone.

HALIFAX, Monday, May 20, IobZ.
The sbip Zone, from Falmouth England, for Bo:-
ton was totally lost Sable Island, on the 'ta INST
Only one man, Swede, was saved.
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fs'HE PATENT RIGHTS for the mil ~
Ioty- or anv nnpirasant odor. For sac only ~ j. l.
UtLE No l.5 Broadway, Ne~-fork
dhEnn "A party having the above amount
DpDD. learn Of on Of tho be', openin 10 70.
an er,ab.Ged legitimate cash business references gwen anu
e0uifed
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Myr,roRIo,s W,rcHMAS.-0wing' 20 IN, ,be hui ~,
s,ain. o. linn r. oPlynn, who has eh',ss o. aips o
80 $50 Broyaway which took are On sa"'H
troUs c9nyZgr1,ion was a7rt'e"
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Chanree ter Buslnces Hlcn.
ppoFITABIE and PERMANENT BUsI-

A PROFITABLE and PERMANENT BtSI-
"A NESS for one person m every town Aodss., VII
JOhFS & tLAEK No. 30 Nassau-si, 4'c"-i OH
NOR SALE--A frst-Class WOOLkN MILL,
q .ino .eep sets Of Cards and all the Machinery
NECESSARY iof operating the to the very pes adsn4se
,.h a. sbundalt fupply Of water a. al tna. MS Po
most d.firsblv situated IA pleasant ord healthy Town h1'
evsv facility or transportation Of goods ~ iaio'u ga.
canal IRE teuemcnts, hofcnouses bars &c, %
V 80, All in ,ood condition The Min j. now m iuH end
cce,ll operation snd every way capable q" GolNs a,
af,f.ca.. W. . O. any uil o. ts bIe 10 AmricA VI D
old low aud reasonable terms ana posessiOh gwen '
tih'o WIN" "~'''O' JANIS r. ELDREDGF,
No. 70 Congre's-st. Boston
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GbeGurf.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSO-
Il CIATION.-T ROTrlNG-TUESDAY, May n.
Match : COO Mile Heats. Best 3 in to wagons.
Hiram Woodruff names .. M. Lsdy Suffolk
Daniel Pfier names b. NJ Kitty Wink
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSO-
Il CIATION.-TROTTING-W May %.
Purse lO0 Mile Heats Best 3 In to harness.
g. Crook names g. O. What Is IT,
s Mclaughlin names q. fmbe Dick
ID PGfer names Y. q. James Lynch.
d. Tslman names 5. NJ Gilt.
H. woodruff names :. ST. Lady Emma.
Boats from jane. slip every half hour 5'ths' every i'
minutes One O'Clock Loaf from Jamessip connects with
the train at hunters Pont for the Course fare reduced 20 "
cents JOSEPH CR0CHERON, Manager
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Ecqal Notices.
iorses, CarriGaes, Me.

NOR SAI.E-A G-seat COACH ROCkANAf,
II on four springs. shining top BUobfi Tour ,-d -
VDUCUr on four spuugs, siGteat trsmAnio"n hoA "A
MAY add a ligh; road WAGON all hfsi da,s c-rs.e'
Apply Il No. I naiisnane, up stairs where Tic eaiss'
nav be seen
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NyOTICE.- viii be received at
~ A. n,. ~ m. Chief Clerk of the metropolitan Police
n,n he sh dsy Of Jun. next for the delivery Of on
TWoUsAND TUNs OF COAL Of 2'o pounds taeh 70, ,hs
ne -. ~ The Chief Clerk No. al3 Broomes ,
once o. w ,o,, 4 C. HAWLEY, Chief Clerk.
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Coparinrrsbip alotitcs.
furniture.

DEDROOM enamcled FURNlIOKE III d,
ID coors u warranted manufacturer hso, 5ono T 1n1sG
Chamber Suites Plsin and Ornamental at Ga
TOSS No 3 Caa.st opposite Wooster Established 100.
V1NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES oil Oh1
~ NITRE En- acolor. and styles wholesale and I.1L
49, l.rres, .iock IN the ciiy suiies RIO md upward Ao
sold n slnut Suites Ma,Iesses Psilles.es, &c "h'"''
WARD No. III Canai.st, doors eat OF Droad"y
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
Il Pain decorated snd grained. Sold Walnut ana oaA
-, .ri,. N 20 and upward Mattresses Spring Beds &C.
"e"' j. ". FISHER Co., Manufacturers .
M GO Broadway, between Bic -cker and Boha'p~
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Bui!oins Malcrials.

Il POTTERY.-Drain Pipes, for water and
A. sew.r,ge Land Tile for ayr drainage; ChnneyTops
0.rian ya,e. Flower Pots Fire Brck. SC.
=. H. QUINN No. 273 Pearl-st. Ne~'forL
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NrOTICE-sEALED PROPOSALS are invited

NOTICE.-SEALEDP PROPOSALS. are invited
unit, the 9Th dsy Of May, 1902 It Il O'clock m for sup
,I,,,g the United STATES Subneuce Del aTtneEt WIN
= Ar b.,d OF BEEF CATTLE o. the hOoL
M Cattle TO be delivered q, Nashilgton City aud each AZ
inns 20 aveIuge 100 pounds ross wesL no animal admit
ted which weighs les than 100 pounds gross heief' ana
Bull. not wanted. ,,, -, III,
ties q. the Government NAV require. , 49,, .
The fret delivery Cattle 10 10 made on the lOth OF
lime l82 or Is thereafter a. Government may re-
bond with good and sufficient security viii DO re-
CURED. 4. Al, II, ,,.b, ,o nav I'm rr,.,,ury
-. ar other Governusnt funds
~ IA viii be entertained when put In by contractors
Mo have previously failed 10 comply with theif con,
's,. or where the bidder Is not present to Tesp'hn
-, G. Ld and all bids DO accompanied by two guar
antics. ,.,,-..-..sf. ,,u .,th a.. n,.ci.s
address Of all the membefs Of Tho hin ~ q =,
Md. 10 be- directed 10 Major a bECh"l4hi u D. u D.
A. Washington, ID. &. c
~. - Of tho County Of -. and state OF -,
and - Of the County Of -. snd state OF - 90
g.,rsnte. thst - ia able 10 fulfill contract IA a.
S1cs with the term, Of his proposition and that should
H. nopoon -acceped be val at once enter Into Aconsrae'
In &C sordsnce herewith IT,. - $4,000 ~ ",
come hi. securities ,,,-,lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

Col. CoLrs EsrArE.-The appraisers on COL;
at have finished their labors, and they make "a.
Whole amount of his property foot up something
over three millions of dollars This Is s,a,ss sn
Texas. bis gold and lead mines in south A%i;SxsS
and his PROPERTY IN England, whioS it IS Ds wor,
cannot be fairly estimated. Probably Msy2r
another million. Hartford i'H'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

DECEIYERs SALE or ELEGANT
~ FURNITURE.
THOMAS NEIfCH- AUCIIONEER,
Office, No III Broadway.
In pursuance Of order of the sppem. Court Of the CITY
OF New York will expose TO sale ESDAl the Ith 81
MAY inst at 10 O'Clock, At No. OPS Broadway In IN"
City Of NewNoik by Thomas ritch hcoueeT the entire
stock in trade Of the well known hrn If a. BEMBA and a.
kiMBFb, consisting in part OF
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE,
In broc,el, sis, sa.m and reps
RICH BLACK AND GILT PARLOR FURNITURE.
Elegant Chamber Dnins Room and Library Furniture EN-
bracing very large assortment OF plain and richly carved
Bcdstrad Extension Tables Bullets Bookcases, SOFAS,
Chairs. &c. in Rosewood. Oak. and W anut
All the and manufactured expressly for
Mc.sr H. and X. At the time, large quantity Of
Hardware and unfinished Furniture suitable for the
and also the OF store aud Good Wa Of the
s p Russell. Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNS-MAr 2S'-bs'0''
Jude McCUSS

Robert ". Butler, keeper OF the concers saa'o2 -
Ti9llaf,ng the concersaloon law The courtroom W:
crowded with pretty u wai,ersus' and "hanse" on"
about ~" NJ, $780,. "a,
The Judge informed the Assistant DistIe, NJ
Orlando l.. stewart hs having examined the 10" anu .os
in the he should charge the Jury that the prtson
conId not be convicted The law in his opinion nst
as il i'm litigation Of contracts when nad ices
entered into between Dir. Butler and tue pretty "Aa'eT
girls" before the passage Of the Get. - -, A.
In accordance with The mutual Arrangement OF counse NJ
Butler is 10 make special plea, to winch the reoPe Wiz
demur and carry the case up on appeal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-27

NROUP-SAVE YOUR CHILDREN.-As safe
~ and reliable medcins-Dr CHhPMANS celebrated
compound GROUP AND COUGH SYRUP-used with great
sscee.s for the last IS years inaDe for the Group;
sn the best medicine for lngeuza, Colds Coughs Hosre-
800 tulty Of bfeafhing PHO a the Chest. Eeetirg
.om ne Lungs. Asthma WhoOpng Cough. Consumpti2n,
2 filce q cents bottle; sold Wholesale and retail. BY
fA CHAPMAN \ Co., uFxse,,, SY. aud ~ 9,Yyg ",