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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

Just received ut the Low Price Store. -
10000 yards Of New Style Prints. = " -
900 Brown and Blue Muslins.
1000 ' Cotton and Wool Fiannels,
1900 Z" DENNIS and Stripes. - - MY
A splendid lot Of Shawls, Hoods, Nubias and
Sontags at very low prices. RICE &SMITH.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

FroC1a"at1On.
rTNHE qualified voters of Marshall County, In
u diana, are hereby notified 20 meet at the pla-
designated to hold elections in their respective
Townships, on the second Tuesday. being the 18th
day Of October, 1861. to vote for persons TO fill
the Offices mentioned in the Clerks certificate
shove. Asif o. NJ. BARNARD,
sl.i.asyl --.aa So Sheriff of Marshall County.
7, Plymouth, Sept. 18th. 1862.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

NEW SrocK--Paul has opened another monster
,,Stock Of Boots and Shoes m1racing all qualities
OF Ladies'. Gentlemea's. Misses, Boys and Chill
drens wear, and what is better than all he sells at
old pxiecs not outstanding the rise in scather-
'Ciitstthe sign. ofthe Golden Boot. cast side Of
Michigan Street. where you can find what you
want, At the very lowest prices.
r We understand that the Plymouth Branch
Of the Bank Of the State Of Indiana, which was
closed . Gesle over year ago. is about to be re
z4PQ& feFbus;ness in Hewett & w oodwards New
Brick Block. 1t will be under the management of
menefability and experience. - rfTFs
-.GrJohn L. Westervelt started east yesterday
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

SURVEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
the undersigned with the County Surveyor
WILL Tuesday, October 4 1861 proceed and
restablsh the corner Of sections T. s. u and s in town
ship D. range east in Marshall county Indiana, and
continue from day to day until all Is surveyed
resident Of land in said sections who fail ia
meet the Surveyor the time above mentioned and dsfay
provide for deayng portion Of expense If said
survey, will be returned the County Auditor. and such
denquenccs placed the duplicate and collected
coriing to law. ros Fl 81 80. ID. HATFIELD, -
r. McGRIFF,
Sept II, 1862 JOHN DRUMMoND
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
TO HEIRS OF PETITION

NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION
49, TO SELL REAL ESrATEs S1yB
SrArE OF INDIANA, Marshall County. IS.
Notice Is hereby given that James o. Parks,
Administrator Of the. estate Of George Stuckman,
deceased. has fled his Petition 10 sell the Real
Estate Of che said decedent his personal being in
sufficient to pay his debts; and 70 carry out the
provisions of said last win and testament and that
said petition will be heard at the next term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas of said County. !.
.Ves = H.R. PERSHING. -
n46t3 c. C. c. p. Marshall County.
a DMINISTRATRIX'5 SALE OF
IA REAL ESTATE
BY VIRTUE of the authority vested in me by
the Marshall Court of Common Pleas, will, on
Thursday
The 10th Day OF October, 1862,
On the premises, expose for Public. Sale the fol-
lowing described Real Estate in Marshall County
and State of Indiana, belonging to the Estate Of
Joseph H. Rhodes, late OF said county. deceased,
te-wit:
Ten (lO) acres of of the south end of the west
half Of the north east quarter, in section twenty
Road fa W = 'ts 'a'ese- Z"
Said land lies adjacent to the town Of Argos.
Also, Lots numbers one ~, two ~, three (3)
four az. and six icy, in block number ~, in
the town of Argos. 80
The ten acres above described have been ap
praised at $40 per acre; lots numbers Il and
three (3), at $50 each; and lots numbers two (2)
four ~. and six (6). at sos each.
TERMs.-One- third cash in hand, one-third in
nine (9), and one third in eighteen (ls) months
after sale; giving notes with approved security
with interest, waving valuation and appraisemenI
laws. - si
SARAH RHODES, Adm'x.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
BaIIllOraf Skirts.
For Balmoral Skirts, go to the
OHIO CASH STORE.
ParaSOlS.

For the Richest, Prettiest and Cheapest Parasols,
go to the OHIO CASH STORE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

And they pledge themselves TO FIT OUT A
NAN or BOY with q complete Suit Of Winter
Clothing, from head to foot. cheap il not cheap
er than il can be done by any other House in Ply
mouth Their store will be found at the % door
south OF Pershing + Co.'S Drug Store. Ia 4
n41n6 H LAUR l. BROTHER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

k1Lluk John Davis. Of the Goth Indiana, Who
has been recruiting for several weeks in this place
for that Regiment, left last Tuesday evening for
Washington. via indianapolis. to join his command
We heartily wish him promotion and military gle-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
Il Hosiery

For the Cheapest Gloves and Hosiery, 60 to the
OHIO CASH STORE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

= Genrrs LADr's Boox-Forl November 10 a
rare and rich number, both in illustrations and
reading matter. It can be procured for 81 in adj
vance, II is for sale at both the News Depots in
.this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

pcommon Pleas Court Commences next
Monday. There are but few new cases ON the
docket for trial. a fr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

L. Westervelt started east yesterday
morning after q new stock of Goods.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
HON. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT

HON. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Will address the citizens OF
Marshall County, at the Seminary
Grove, in Plymouth, Friday, Oct
Sd, At 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
Come out and hear the old Dem
ocratic War Horse. 49,
~. sherman and II. oorbin,
Candidates for the State Senate, win sd-
dress fhsir fsllow-citizens 1t ths following
times aud places:
Tynef City, on Thursday, Sept. 25th. o'clock,
p
Plymouth. on Saturday, Sept. 9th. 4 O'Clock,
Pm.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

Masculine Goods.
For the Cheapest and Best Men and Boys Wear,
20 to the OHIO CASH STORE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25
Complexion.

See advertisements.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-09-25

HANNAH wUNDER.
Main ct. above Rittenhouse, Germantown, Pa.
The sun., 1862-02-12
Rirc.. Accidents, Inanc.i., &C.


Tux puILpINo LATELY aocurIED ~ Colon al
Dcib.' iHy's R-,,iuirra. ~ ,ssu Island des-
Wryei liy fre ua Monday evening The ere wAa
tue Sr'k u an incendiary. some parties hayS been
ArTca'ed ~ auspiioO.
n CHUD SUfrocArRD IN THR SrEEET,-
C:nArtne Pecl.r ie poor tut worthy snd industrt-
,us woman, Who hSc suppot Isd Lsrsor with hcT
needle whenever she could find anything 60 do
Sons mouths sgo he- husband decs csnpsi, and hss
no. sii.cs been heard n. siac0 ~htch Hme Ms. r.
hss Leu wholly dtpenisnt upon het owh Efforts Z H
tut Stance. She hiss been NrNiiug NJ ll6 " W,os-
ter stres. but ~ 10 alleged, was tur.ed int1 the
street n ,turdAy tCr W-PAyment " h-r bills
uurtsy and sLrdAy lights she lodged With a. ~
1tA.htAnce In Etm uCrHiy atlset, a. on NJ Eday
hr,. Pestr nTtei out with chud g days
oi, II seA'oh Il omI ,oymen; hight coming on
and asVng n a. - psct I, 80 sne started fIr tie
Spring S'rc't p i.s Nti0n ~ Hfe sal Hshsu "a 70
80 y tau Eighth Ward st,i. n II ,uss, which vas
much neVcr hr he, ~ lie WI. Goq rNiAtrd thste
| ON the way. meet.nR witt tie Rsv t'-derck W
| Stn, VIII - church abe attended, Ms Ps-let made
| knova her distrcaaed circumstances, when ths
| cs gymAn k!Gdly rrfered Rpis;Au;e, aud re-
qu.sted her ~ cal. upon hi- tie lowing mnrung
| In few rl.nItes S;cr EsrdA a. looktHs after the
iafsni H. her arms, the nnther horrh a ~ Gd
| that the eli d was iH.d. She w,.s thsU oouducted
| So the Rishih wstd stat on Hru-c, who're Corousr
| widr7 subselusn;.y he'd an inquest. II Gppssr.
oil tha, the uiothsr lsd proaSed tAs thi 90 81 asy
~ her enm for utotecion no the cold tAt d. Sh
resulted 5m suflcA;icn. rsi dc. ~ t.A ehe 4
| wa renjs-el " the 1ury.
The sun., 1862-02-12
Police Intelligence, SC.


HORRIBLE OuTxA5K.-Ou Morday night
uumAi e d. r-putsys character, nsmcd II iogst
hcGr.th. was packet up IA tus stresI by = nAn
nauIed Henssy, aud hy him Ind .oed g. visit house
In North 9th stre WIliEmAburgh While trere
the cupie sup Diied Themselves with nlu,r, AMI ~
te same Hme got into = quarrel. ia the ooutss ~
which Htns-y boat the wunAn In = r. .rf,.l manner
even 81 tArgsrinR her lie The ,u'- ccs. at
tr-cted the ATTENTION Of oil ser Gushsrd, Of the h.
WI srretted Henssy and caute cd tao WON an H. he
oonyrv'd 10 the City II ypital. usnssy vas ned
g. ava, the result - the WON ana injuries
A You1NEui, Dt-rNouysr - Roprtna
q.,,,oo, I,,.,,,,.., e,n,,,,~. o.. = ~. -,
=. N"'""g !, ~ oHH'Vt' C"NN.r y" rN'i
- muiHhh suns Netas hto' nisf susan
w'lghI frncipM 9 the lfdmAiy Ger T'meni OF
NO, 81 =, d. Is,S w. . - t,,sa ~ .,,,
,,lsinei 10 Cap,aln Cameron ,LAt tbs SaT5r,Le.
eont.inipg the shawl. o.peu vioto,inos ME-. 6c
~ hs- ,,b,L.r. a.. ,c,.,;,, ii. ,,hlrd 4, -.
after the matter snd a ,r.v,,ing a susni,I,rs
Lrkiny giri LJte,ing al,,,t al. Hrh..y an
h,nday aoe,nnon .r,s.t., Ier ~. u,,,.
prisoner, Who is but 10 years Of .ge, ga's her
name NJ Ceceia Dunn, and said she l'ei ~i'h ho-
parents In vi Avenue, hutwGan 10th End "a n St.
On being Questioned in regard TO the th'ta,Ce ola
.sie ,u @ .u IN VI ~ buI.' WIZ" ~ I"
d., ha.n ri.1,,aJ =, xra,,,S - 4 .tl'3 49,, . q
n,,',, ,b a ,,iss,n,,,,, $50. rrn. NV, -
a, a., .,.,.a ~, -. ,,,,La. 81, = -, ~ =.
i a. ,,,,sb..,' ,,' II g., ~, 49, wy Wy Wv $3.50
naa. a, rs,,gg ,hst L., ho yCSaii ~ ,. IVY 'a,au ,..
-. ,ar,-jn = -, ~ - ~ No..u,'I " - - ~
Sa",,,,at ''.' " % 'a.a - ',us , oP"' -, Ail ~
"a -, " N,I ~ I.''' 80 ,,I L.n''. - W,
that sta bad ~, Le.r ..,, ,,,,,,,.,iass =, "a I
har ,,,,tar La,.,,sa 80 =, III -. - - ~ ~!
y. uoi .,o nuu 9, ~ rr,i t'' m'he nc Nuu"'
,ho ,,,,iio S,i'I. a, Lo ,La s,s ',s ,o,uu
| - Pii P % - " h, " t.v 800 ~ " ~ 10y 10y
The sun., 1862-02-12
MILITARY NEWS.

Colonel D. D. Tompkins Assistant Quarter
master General, OF No. Q State street, will dispatch
nom pier 4, North River, tomorrow morning, the
steamer Ericsson 10 Purt Royal, 8. G. Sac will
take the mails u Commodore Duponts fec, and
Genera lSherman's division. On the same day, ne
will dispatch, from the foo, q Warren street, the
steamer Philadelphia, which will take the mails Sor
Key West, Fort Jefferson, Fort PlcksHs, ship Island
and the Gulf squadrons.
Louis Fitzgerald, frt Lieutenant 9th company,
Tth Regiment, National Guard, has been appointed
Assistant AdiutInt-GenerL 10 General slckss. and
has reported for duty.
The naval recruiting returns for last week,
give total OF two hundred and eighty men ship =
ped here, one hundred and thirty o. whom were
booked for Captain P5rter'S mortar foot, and the
remainder for general service.
Recruiting kr the army continues very slow. =
Two mon and several boys were sent 70 GoVernor'I
ILAnd nom this city last week. Strong intelligent
boys between the SgeS OF fourteen and eighteen arr
much wanted for the company Of field musicians
several having lstely been sen, 70 regiments. Ii
referring last weak to the length Il serviss OF th
sreeAn, in charge Of the boys wegsAnA Charlie
snkAl We made digh' aiasks, w s~ o's'
The sun., 1862-02-12
ExrEnIEScE shows that the dlsch,rge

ENTERIEScE shows that the discharge of
heavy artillery 10 usually followed by rain. The
battles Cf tho french armies were ucceeded by
copious rains that rendered small streams i'm
passiole, and at the bSttle Of SolfeIino a storm
OF such ferceness arose that the conflict was
suspended. The same result attended the bat
ties OF our present war. After Gen. Mcclellan q
four different battles there were heavy rains on
the 70 lowing Gays respectively, and Cen. Baau-
regard, in his recent report VI the battle OF Bull
Ran, says that he was prevented following up
his victory by the heavy rain Of the following
days.
4 WRITER in the Philadelphia GAZETTE,
states ths, while dining last spring in Company
With two other American gentlemen, at the
house Of a titled ''guardiin Of civilization" in
England, their host, after the ladies had retired,
produced box containing twenty dried Sspoy Z
topgues which had been sent him by his son,
who wss a captain IN the Englisb army in In
dia during the rebellion. The soldiers were
accustomed to cut out tbs tongues Of the So
poys lied in the woods TO prove 20 theiv oiIi-
GERS The number alain, and these were sent u
England and exhibited by the old gentleman al
great curiosities.
SECRETARY WELLLs having mads point ID
defence Of George d. Morgan that his commits
.ions were not borne by the Government, tho
New Bedford MERCURY sta'es that in the case
Of the brig Sea Foam, bought Of Mr.. Hart, a
that place, by the Govern nent, the owner,
Asking price had been $4,000. On learning
that Morgan was to receive q commission, th,
broker for the owner. Mr.. Dow, mads thu prios
10 the Government $10, 900, thus nsttiag "a, ,60t
clear, whom the vesssl had been previously of.
fsred for the sum first nsntisasd.
The sun., 1862-02-12

in 'hs srr-y nearly iOrty ynrr, Snd has hsrstOrs
seniors In tns service,
.isvsn men enlisted In the country ior Tie Eighth
fuisniry, arrived - the Head ouSdsrs, Fort
Hamilton, on Friday evening. Ths EThth has
now on the rolls about ninssy men all t,ld. Cap
tain Thomas G. Pitcher. Of Company l, is in COM
mand. Another recruiting once for this regimes,
las been opened AHA Eighth avenue.
Al the Brooklyn rsvJ Yard, on Saturday, ,h,
steamer vsruns hauled into the stream, sad her
berth was taken by the stcop otvss Dsco,sh. Ths
latter vs.-s h.s commenced 70 ,ss, hu engines, and
for this purpose viii have steam up for ssvsniytvs
bsur~. Toe bsrSsndne Horsos Biels has LET, the
Tsrd, and the SCI osnsr Norfolk Packet u In ths
stream. There is now rnly cns sailing vessel, the
bark A. H,ushton, bslonginE 10 The mortar dss,,
lsn ~ the Yard. This following steamers viii form
part OF the aeeti-oc,or.rs, we.tasld, John r.
Jackson and Porb.s.
Tss 18th Infantry, headquarters n Fort fresla
Portland hArbor, Ne, v mskiss WY vry slowly
indeed. The hrst battsllsn does nc, number more
,hsn $50 man al told Many Of ths recruiting OF.
GERS have tsen more than usually unsucocssfl, NO,
bcohing half dosen men In two months
Ths assnne-s wesdeld. :. r. Jackson and Cuf-
tn received ,hsr arman'en, on Monday q, the Navy
Yard. Esch ot these vessels carries four ,lpouud.
era brcsdsids, snd two plvo, sunA one forward
and eos AZ. Tbs propeller Currituck also rco-ivsd
her guns. She carrie. four si-PcunderA brosdsiie,
and one rded fNru gun on the forcss.ls Tss
ner guabos, CIyugs and ths g,iaboss Forbes, were
Hosted out ofths dry dock. The latter yesse has
had lssk stopped and will soon be pu, ta,c commits
sion.
CD. Drbled,y's regiment o. hssvy ARTILLERY, ON
bArkcd ou nisy morainS on tue steamer John
Potter for ,ransportAtnn ffoui their former quar-
,srs oa Ststen Island 70 El1 .bc,hpurt where thsy
vii take aor Washington. The refimsni sEa
The sun., 1862-02-12

49, . @ANNs
BAYLI5-M ureenpotnt, - ~ nth lnA, Mr..
Thomas BAyhs, aged ~ yeNe, mouths and VI
days
~ ~ a,.a,'S ~. Sa .n. " s,o
~ ~, ~ ~ y. , ,u ~
M n.eInoSn, as'n ul'', ~ W y .i uoh 49,
osnCeS S "a " IL IL ,nsi i. reallns
WIN .e uhen !" Ae''nie' !" L"h' ior in.ar
nen'. h
CANANAsuM,on, W ls'n nst john CAVahsSh'
~ ~ ~. family ars p.,Dsir ~ ,r4,.,
70 attend the N1neIAl on Wednes5sy shernoon, lS'h
iWI Nf oV"'A, noui DSie'uo hoSp'A.
EDENs-on Tuesday, I'm inst william II.
Edens, son OF Catharine and the late GeJrge Edens
Aged lS Yeas, II months snd II days:
Lne m1eno. snu a I.a'.L ~ % .ns tsiniiy are ~
speNuIy mslse1 70 s,.eno .ne iunef' on rnurs1Ay
stei noon' istn ,ns' M1 o''2'I, ron the re.ddsnc.
o. hs grsndA'ner' 1eofge D. Duryee " LUDLOW
street. o.
FENLON-on Tuesday, 1lth tnst, At O'Clock, r.
NJ, Per Fenh n. son Of Patrick and Mary Anp
ferlon, OF rh,ow, Co. carlow lreasnd' sged ~
m9ntns sna dAys'
The friends and rclsuvsa o. 'ne tanniy .e 70
specuuAy invtea 70 attend 'he tunerA, ON Lhuts
GAY s'eTn9on, ls,n ms. uc4ook' uo'n ,ue ~
dence OF bis pAreAiS cor OF ureen"ich and Caari-
ton sts. lA
FLYNE-on the hth inst, Michael Wynn. Of the
Parish Of X lronsne, County Rcscommon, Ireland,
Sged ~ years
May his soul res, iu pace Amen,
III. Islands A.. re.,,n-,h,iv ,,vi,oi a, s,,snS
,b. S,,a..I - Ih,,s.. v ,Y.k IT,. -. hI'i,s
sa.,i,.sa Toe % o., it,hy IT,, - a,I n
Sithout h,rtber ro,irr. lis remains viii be ,aL.r
q, st Ri,dyet's Church Al qk o'cIock vh.r. U ~
hsss Nh Ia ce,ebraied, and theLcs 10 CalvSy
C,p,,,e,-s IL
49,,
GhLNlN-on ruesdey' llth lhs' fsr'.E uNi
vrt bnt's", S-sfrtoch' OvuLS OorA' lte'NAu'
In ~, 1ho fe;n year o. ~ hse;
a, s,.s,d Dc h,nsrss liz neIn, y,ui Ss ,,tsn
a. Al J.n,ea Church. ~, T-nuysdav m n,r,,ng Fnr.
ia,g .. ITL oirI,cL wbers a Ui,h M,s. vil Iva
oal,l,rntet the tetsse Of Ma aonl AID rn, ther-
s,yL ilct ., C.it ~ Cs,,a,,tv ~, irtcr,nent iir
,re,Y. a.. a.. ~. N a.. ,,..,t,, -, ss
htoLir'-V" N'v iii 'un'' i''o' he''i"' ~sou W
The sun., 1862-02-12
LEGAL RRPORrs-TUEsDAY.


Verdict in The J'oIkS Gdrten" C1se-The
House ~ Reruge ~. Bort a. BOns.-This case was
stated in tho SrS Of yesterday.
The action was brought T. reosver $500 panal,y
o' the dslendants FOR alleged yols,on nf law In
giving theatrical performances in "Volks GNten, y
in Fourth street, without license. The defend
ants denied any intsrts, in the performances.
ATTY claimed.
The sun., 1862-02-12
MEDICINES.
.YsrEPTICs-HAVE YOU TRIED pG.

nYSPEPTICS-HAvE YOU TRIED Dk.
~ SMITHS DYSPEPSIA ANNlAILAroR Q
You should, II you wish relief Though bat sh0sa
time before the public Of New York. it u mecsan9
with the mose hAttering success, no' only In rsiss
ing but curing thai tOrturing diSoAss-DysPep~aa3
new Nsa IN tha S,fferer II Is warranted 10 Be ne4
rom ali poisonous ingredients 50 oissn used =.
preparations for this OoTSPlaint which DO aorS
40 49, IT, one bottle, and You can then j,adRq
whsshsr n b giving relief or mot. frios fifkH
CRNTs per bo.,ls. Ths agency tOS .hA. .r,.oss =
a u south second 81, wullAmAbaIgh;a a, 10 % -
ei Eighth ave. 44b 0rund ~, near RdEN .aa oo@Ns
Avenue and Houston a. "n
The sun., 1862-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

XXTANTED-A BARGE, CANAL BOAT on
w bull OF vessel, of FRI m lsO ~ 100 fee' longb
and carving from $50 to 200 tons. Apply immed-
ately at HASKETrS Law and Marine Office 10 Cssi-
ueN
XXTANTED-TO :" , RCIIASE BAKERY
w doing a goo.S.. .,ulness over the counser, win
or without " e, 10 one Of the leading avenues On
L,sinsas az L-Wrl hear Of cash customer, -
addresTipg ANDERSON, box 040 sun ofioa. %
The sun., 1862-02-12

THE ICO PARTNERSHIP HRRETOFORK
Il ,Xisiing batween HENRY DEXTER q Coz
his this day hetn dissolved hy ths death Of y. u.
FARNSWoRTH. Tne business will be setued -
the SUI yivinR partners, New York Jan ~ lsoA.
HENRY DEXTER, q. W. EICHELL. The sAms
business will hereafter bs ronductet in the sAEn9
place, IFS Nassau st. hy HENRY DEXTek-fsii y
The sun., 1862-02-12
DRY GOODS.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS !
Dive are now Offering entire stock otdry good
DAMAGED BY THE LATE PRE-.
Conairting Of . splendid assortment Of
cioaks, shAwis, dress goods, linens. muAns, blank
cts, quil,s, cloths, ctV.sins. gloya., &C.. 90 &c
fsla fslt0 ", X. PKYT0N, Nt BJwery.
The sun., 1862-02-12
COAL.

90 HO AND 81 40 BEST QUALITY
~) cO Pi'tston Gal, per ton Of, 90 lbu, war
rAnted full weight, delivered in any part Of tha city,
ana directly from the Penn. Coal Co. yards Orders
received At PARK RoS, opposite AEtnr House,
where can lie found AL kilds uf optical Instruments
cheap Al good and, also orders will be received
tnr hags Of all Linds, made 10y hand, Of the best
English buntbg f-il r
The sun., 1862-02-12
PERsOrAL NOTICES.

NOTlCB-AlL PERSONS ARE HEREBT
NiUruid hAIDuiii g or tststtuK } vie, hAkoA-
RET bl IKE ble LAWNS lcit ny bed aud Dosrt
wdhou, ,l,t cs're "r r,.v,c.t.on, A. will p.y ne
oc.a- - usr cuu.r .Cti.E Afur ts d,ie. JOHN
BURKE. New S,rs, leb. l., is52. -
SARAI-I HAVE RECEIVED YOUR LIT
~ w. ami have WI uen ~ you, and dlrvSssd q -
you requeHted. Ge, 1t ~ soon ~ you o&n- y.
fas Sn'iiT
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AUCrlspn rOHrCusa.

A UCTION NOTICE.. FIIZSlmMONJ
N Aurtuneer, oaics ~ Cen,re n, will sol Wed
nssdsy, Fer. 10, at lOk O'Clock, at cir ~ ~ ave
aud 8Orh n, the stock and hAures OF a hno -ooe-
~ - re- Consisting Of fcah tees sugar, ofc-h ur,
spices, segAru with gene NJ as-ortment OF fresh
family groceries, counters, scales and weights
messures ssgAr Rlass case, shelving, 80. A ~ ai
IL O'Clock hne horse, harness and top wagon.
leit Qiasiu
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BOARD AND ROOMS,

pOARDlNG-1 OR 2 GENTLEMEN CAN
DltlNn ord On reUouaNu terms, AZ ly6 Ol.Ahss
~, n ~ Veft cu " Greenwich At. n. FELrHAN.
i.ii 24ac'i5O
"ANTED-BY A WIDOW OF MUCH
w sxueriencc with c, idren, or two 10 board.
where they will have terd-r mo,hers care.
II Mrs GILL EoPIH, lyo West ssth -.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TE q
L Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notios y
hereby given that any persons having clalas
against BERNARD ALLEN, late of the City of NsW
York, deceased, IN present the same with Vouchs.s
thereof W the subscribers, at the office of W. n.
Allen, No. s Maiden lane In the City Of New Yo<k,
on OF before the Goth day Of March next. DsAs&
New York, the 18th day of september, 1851.
HENRY V. ALLEN,
j. l.. ALLEN,
Administrators with the will ANNEXED.
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FuJRs.

EURS, FURS, FURS-LADHsS BUY YOUR
aIrs ~ per cent. less than any otbsr sorv N
the city, At tue Gree, Rcoky Mountain Depot, wuaR
mink half cApssN muhA and cum, -; Frenoh sahm
uinh capes, a'ffs and cuff4 " " 50: French uink
cape muf and cuffs " n ei0: Rrepoh miak r.u-1sI
81 " g. So wassr mink mtfa, - " o. ~: Fre-,nA
sable nuns, $50 " 81 mink martin, per .sss, efR
worth so, a FosrER's, itS Chs,lsm SQUARE %
hoA a. d-6 Akaar- n.
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A sSIGNEE's SALE OF HANDSOME FUR.

A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF HANDSOME FUR
IA nituie-rhe entire paror, chamber, dining
and basement furniture, contained In the res-
dence lb2 Tw, ntJ first st. Tth Az, will ba aid
public auctpn this Afternoon At o'clock precise-
y; the house Ia elegantly Furnished, comprising
everyt IL & ~ te found In f,ahionaole and coetly
residence; the whole sill be sold without reserve,
chance for housokeepers aud de'iess; No poS,.
ponement. 100
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OF AN ORDER OF THI

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
L Surrogate of the County II New York, notioe h
hereby given b all persons having claims againss
WILLIAM CLARK, late of the City Of New York,
deceased, N present the with vouchers thsrs2
No. % East Thirty ghth street, in the City of As
York, on or before the 2bth day Of February nsxa-
Dated, New York, the 10Th day Of August, 1854
JOSEPH WHITEHEAD, Administr.Ass
HARRIET L, CLARK. Administralxtz.
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(NASH HAUYANCED-OS PIANOS, WstshsS
~ diNnNndt irw-iry, dry go>ds, grocs 10, hard
ware, furi iturr, a O.. &c. fur sac chesp-ptAnss
French organs, ws''he,, diamonds e~e,ry, segs-s
ra'es, guns, pistols s"c iur mschaes. small ...ss.
engine, &C. Lf JONES, t2 Ann u, III noor. foia Y