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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-04

Your appeal in Fridays paper was read
with joy by the sick and worn out men in
Hospital (hospitality--oh, mockeryD /
take the liberty to invite you and Others
kindly disposed, to pay visit at meal time
to the Salt Well, and then speak once more.
With great respect,
GusrAvus FRANKE, =
Co. B, 9Th Ohio Volunteers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-04

kG- The ball players had their arrange
merits perfected for splendid game Satur-
day afternoon, and we presume they had a
good time generally.
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Local News.

s9- The Gen. Anderson is the really
splendid Mail steamer for Cairo to-day.
Capt. Lew. Davis the veteran commander
will be found on deck and host of clever
fellows in the cabs.
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naE. One hundred and sixteen so'dierE

saH One hundred and sixteen soldiers
arrived in our city on Saturday morning,
from Park county. The editor of the Park
county paper and Major FoOte, formerly of
the l4sh Indiana, were in the company.
Major Foote, we believe, was acting in the
capacity of Orderly Sergeant.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-04

SPRINGFIELD, August. 1.-The Adjutant
General to-day issued instructions to the
County Clerks that the Assessors furnish
without delay lists of all able bodied men
between the ages of l8 and 45 years who
are liable to military duty.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-04

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 1.-The British
schooner Emma of and from Nassau with
boots and shoes, salt, &C., was captured July
24.h, by the United States steamer Adlron-
dack. Tie Emma arrived off the Navy
Yard this morning. Her Captain and crew
are on board the Adirondack in irons.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-04

LOUISVILLE, August ls-Gen. Boyle has
issued an order prohibiting the sale of con.
traband articles, such as guns, ammunition
and medicines, in packages, unless the pur-
chaser first gets a permit from headquar-
ters.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-04

CAIRO, August 2.-The Grenada Appeal
of the 28th says the Federals have aban-
doned the idea of taking Vicksburgh by
water and are now evidently awaiting the
cooperation of land forces.
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.DNClai Notices,
MoiIe.eag,s lstLIs care hsaaache, bfie,

HOiE0Way's rails care HEADACHE, bite,
loss OF appetite, neither business change of
wea her interfering with their acii n-ihey are
equally safe in all seasons and climates; tn ey act
mildly without grip'ng, Strengthening the stom.
ach, promote healthy flow of the bile, purifying
the blood, Cease the skin, brace the nerves, ard
invigorate he who system. 179 js2s
BatehsIOr's Hafr Dye !-1hs best ts
fhs W-Orfd.-wILIIAM A BArcHEIos's se e.
'bratsd Hair Dye produces color not to be distin
uIsbed from pstu'e-warranted not to iniure the
Hair in the least; remedies the ill effects Of bad
dyes, and inyigorates the Hair for life Grey, Bed
or Rusty II ir instantly turns splendid Black or
Brown. leaving the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold
by all Druggists, &C.
pD- The Genuine is signed VIII LIAM A..
BATCBELOR, on The four sides Of each box.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York.
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond street.)
June2-dW
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HARRIsBURG, Pa, Aug. 1.-The Adjutant
General has issued circu ar to the County
Commissioners to return TO him the enroll
ment of all the militia before the 10th inst,
so as to be prepared to meet sny emergency
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gas~ To-day or tomorrow three COM
panies of the Goth regiment are expected to
srrive in our city and go Into camp.
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By virtue of four Executions sued ont Of the
cfacc of the clerk Of the Court Of Common Pieas
. of VanderbSrgh count Indiana, in favor OF Hes
ter Peck, Rsbt. Butcher, Ann Maidlow, Ex'rx Of
Edmund maidlow, deceased, and JHmes FIack,
and against Themas Clifford, and others, will,
on re
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10th, 1s62,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and o.
clock, r M, Of said day, at the door of the Court
mouse In the city of Evansville, Indiana. offer for
saie at public auction, the renrs and profits for
tne term OF seven years, of the following de-
scribed Real Estate, viz:
Lot NO: seven ~ and the adjoining half of Lot
No. six (6) in block No. sixteen (I61, in Stock
Vanderburg county, Indiana 80 - '--r'-
Ana should said rents aud profits not sell for A
sum sufncient to satisfy said writ and costs will
at the same time and place offer for eale the fec
simple Of said premises
GEORGE WoLFLIN,
| Sheriff 10.
Wheeler Iglshart, a. L. Whhtlesey, Pi'n.
4 .|asI1 IA. FL .
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Announcement.

We are authorized to aunource the name of
GEORGE Wo5FLIN as a candidate for rc-elec-
tion 10 the flee of Sheriff of Yanderburgh county
at the next Or tober eItc ion.
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The .4ppssffss.-It is a very eiffcult matter
with the majority of persons 10 Restrain their appe-
tites; hence, we see an abundance of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaiuts, and Disorders of the Stoma b
and Digestive Organs. Hollands German Btters
will entre, cure these complaints, and restore the
stem to its original yigor and strength. They
for sale by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, ut Is ceuts per bottle febls
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AFTERNOON REPORT.
Rebel Gossip from Memphis
-Guerrillas at Bloomfield,
Mo.-Latest from Hilton
Head-A Refugees Story
Gen. Pope in the tield-His
army in high Spirits. ALI
quiet on James River-Gen.
Mcclellan reviews the diff
erent Corps.


MEMPHIS, July, 30th.-The Bulletin of
this morning has the following from au-
thentic sources: -
Among other interesting items as TO the
proceedings of the subjects discussed at the
two conferences of all the principal militia
~ leaders held in Richmond on the 4th and
5;h inst, it is understood that they come 10
the conc! usion that they must lose no more
territory. The defensive policy was strong
ly attacked and both Lee and Beauregard
advised The invasion of the north at three
points viz. From Cumberland or Williams
port into Pennsylvania, from Louisville and
Cincinnati into Indiana and Ohio, and from
Paducah and Cairo into Illinois.
1t is alleged that the following plan of
operations for the remainder of the summer
campaign was agreed upon:
lst. The immediate obstruction of the
James River, 80 as to make it impossible
for Mcclellan to use it as a means for COM
muEication with the government and for
the transportation of Te-entorcements and
army supplies.
2nd. The occupation of Williamsburg,
Yorktown, and the entire Peninsula.
3rd. The recovery of the whole of the
territory of Virginia, aud the suppression Of
the Baltimore l. Ohio railroad
4th. The recovery of New Orleans, Men,
phis and the Mississippi liver, and the ex.
pulsion of Federal troops from Tennessee
and Kentucky. When these objects have
been accomplished, Lee and Beauregard's
plan was proposed as the
9Th. TO make the Potomac and Ohio
Rivers, at once their basis of operations anC
frontier line, and TO transfer the seat o
war from Virginia to Maryland.
9Th. To hurl upon Washington from
Richmond column of 100000 troops fo
the capture of that city, the liberation o
Balti more, and the invasion of the Mort!
at three points, named above. Becoming
in turn the invaders, they hope to make i
necessary for us to keep at home for the de
tense of our cities 500, 900 troops,
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alSCELLAakuua

HyOTTO,y- Rsg TTH.sR-1OO bales for ssIe
u by S. e. GILBERT q c.,
oci2 No Sycaynhrc street.
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CMorNNATI, Aug, Am officer writing
from Harrison's Landing to gentleman in
Washington says all is quiet on James
river. One corps after another is being re-
viewed by Gen. Mcclellan, and the troops
make very fine appearance, and the SOL
diers are in good spirits. They are ready to
deal heavy blows soon.
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E0R TREAsURER,

We are requested to ammo uuce tho name of LIZ
ROY CALVERT as candidate for re election to
the ofic of County Treasurer at the ensuing 0cto-
Der election in Yanderburgh county.
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CO-PARTNER CHIP.

N0A.N b.. .M0BG.GsN. HfRfsh *.
~ READ, and WM. w. MORGAN, lave this
day associated Themselves together uYoer the
nome. style, and firm Of MORGAN, READ a CO..
for the purpose of conducting an excinsIvev
wholesale Boot, Shoe, Hat aud Cap BUSINESS IN
Evansville, and solicit continuation OF the lber-
al patronage heretofore extended their old houses
MORGAN BEAD A co.
TuLY 10th, 1862.
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spEcIAL TO oIscrNsArI eAzErrE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The Committee
of Ohioans are just out from another long
interview with the President, Gen. Hal
leck, and Stanton. During the day they
had called to see the President but failed
to find him. The President soon after
learned of their call; went to Wizards to
ste them, and subsequently, appointed an
interview for this evening. Thus far the
result of their mission is highly satisfac-
tory, and such measures are regarded GER
tain to be promptly taken as will meet the
demands Of Kentucky and the Southern
Ohio and Kentucky borders
1t may be announced that General will
be sent to Cincinnati, and an ample mill
tary force speedily placed at his disposal
Arrangements to this end are already in
progress. The General will be under Blu.
ellis orders, being in his department, but
will, in many respects, have almost an in
dependent command. The probabilities
now seems that be will be selected from
Buell's division or brigade commanders
Thus far General Rousseau seems spoken of
more than any one, but fears are entertain
ed that ne cannot be spared from the COM
mand of his division. Matters will be de-
cided tomorrow, when the Committee are
to have another interview with Halleck.
The Government is now fully awake to the
condition Of affairs in Kentucky, and
prompt measures tor its safety are prom
Used. ..... v ans.
GEN HALLECK IN FAVOR OF CoHFIscATIoN-
HE EXPLAINS ORDER NO. 3.
Gen. Haleck stated to certain prominent
citizens to day, and authorized them to
make use of the statement as they chose,
that be was and had been in favor of a
thorough eon6scation of all the property of
rebels, slaves &c. included. He explained
that Order No. was intended, in spirit, to
apply to anybody, blacks or whites; that
his theory was that no man not having
military business with the army, should be
allowed TO be about it and that it was with
the sole purpose of keeping military opera
tions as secret as possible that the; order
was issued. He stated that be had issued
orders to Mcclellan to impress and use all
the negroes he could get in any way in
which he can make them useful, and that
he was to pay no attention as to whether
they were slaves or free, or whether the
slaves of Union or rebel masters.
These questions belonging to the civil
law but as the rebels had brought on the
war, military men had no business with and
would not consider them t
Mcclellan telegraphed here that be could
not get milk for sick soldiers; that the Sc
cessonists would not furnish 1t, and that
Union men charge high prices. Halleck
telegraphed back:
If SecessIonists won't furnish milk, seize
their cows and milk them yourselves. HavG
military board to fx the price at which
Uniouists shall sell, and if they refuse &c
take that price, seize from them Also"
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Mr.. EDIToR: You will please announce A. 7
Whittlesey, ESQ.,, as n candidate for State Senator
from the counties Of Posey and Wander burgh at
the next octCb,r election, in favor of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-04

ell bugzies and spring wagons, Steady employ.
meut and good wages will be given. Apply to
JAMES QUICK, &4
yj3I ehawRsetdwR, Ills.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.

Capture of the Emma-Mc-
Clellan assuming the often
sive-He crosses James
River and destroys rebel
property-Washington be-
sieged in behalf of officers
"A rebel female spy cap
tured Southern news -
Guerrillas active.
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership

YWyHR CO. P.aRT.v.RRSHfP HE &c
III tofore existing under the style Of J. H. a ".
W. MORGAN, WAS this day dissolved by mutual
consent J. II. MORGAN.
w. w. MORGAN.
jury 10Th, 1862
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

HEJHR CO-P.ARTyERR6HE HRHE.
n T0F0RE existing uader the nnme, style
and firm Of Read Lawrence, is tkis day dissolved
by mutual consent by the withdraw i Of M. A.
Lawrence. HIRAM Z. READ,
NJ. A. LAWRENCE.
July l6, ls62-jylsd3w
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EDITOR JOURNAL Please annouu'e Nj. L..
JOHNSON as a candida e for the Office of Sheriff
Of Vsnderburgh county at the coming October
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

MRS. ELIZA SPIECELBERO
EE19 NO HIS JUST RETDRsT.BD
w from Cincinnati, would respectfully an
nounce 10 her Tatro. and the ptop.e in general,
that she is prepared to sell shaws, bant Has,
Lace Ca; ?, and Jasqress lower than at Eastern
prices Also, large assortment Of Fancy Goods,
Dress Trimmings, Iaces and Bets, which she will
sell very low
aides trout and rack Braijs furnished 10 order.
She is also prepared TO execute any work en-
trusted to b with ncatness and dispatch.
At No. 13 First Street,
i125 Between Main and Locust
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Hhaf cgR Woman do fH W-ar.-Much
every way. But she can't leep peace in the fam
lily without bottle of Dead. Shot to kill # the
blood-ihirsty hordes of hungry Bed-Bugs that,
uninyie |, introduce themselves to her lodgers to
heir reat arrogance and disgust. Now is the
time to ase it. Kill 'em nowi No family shou'd
be without it. The Dead Shot makes clean
sweep; renders peace certain by the anlihilation
of tile enemy. SOLD BY ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville, KELLER WHITE.
rnvTqdfm
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Ehs COSfssss0ns and EEPsrssncs Of an
for the benefit and a
warning and cauuon to young men who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying at the same time the means of Self-Cure
By one who has cured him-elf after being put to
great expense through medical imposition and
1uackery. BY enclosing 20. paid addressed en-
Velopc, SINGLE C PIES may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Bedford, Kings,
Co.. NY mills -d&w1y
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FOR. SALE BY
II. }. ScHLAEpFER, Evansville.
KELLER a WHITE,
John EARL. Blue Grass.

john EARL, Blue Grass.
And by III Druggsts ard Merchants morally
throu ghout he United S ates and Oanndn~.
HTyHR UND II EG " n ~ HE6
n leave to inform the trading public that they
have This day entered into co-partnfrship for car
rying ON whole ale Clo.hiug and Tailor ing bust
iesa, at the stand heretofo. occupied by LOE-
WENTHAL, Evansville, Ind. They would at the
same time respectful ly ask for the continuance eff
patr>Ea,e shown to their predeces or, which they
will try and merit by full strictness ia their deal
inCs ana BY fair aud liberal trcatmen Of their
patrons. L. bCEWEhTHAL q 20.
HENRY OBERND0RFER,
Lrop IorwtyruAr jy1s
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& HBRTFF's SIZE NO. 90.

jy3(l
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FINANCIAL.

A MEXICAN GOLD AND SILVER COIN, ALSO UNI
IA ied States Treasury Notes bought and sold by
JOHN HOPPE,
21 Broadway, corner OF Chambers street
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IILwAuKEE CITY READJUsTnENr BONDS.

A nERicAN GOLD AND SILVER, 30-l0o UNITED
N States Trea Notes. Cert OF Indeb
bought and sold by y r JAMES CO. Bankers As Wall 81.
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tATRIvoSIAL-A NICE YOUNG MAN AN F,p
M Nn s'ne and hesltly, b ssnig vslv s o
n main el " tn young dlms OF ivey az" o,'
ii nos ION Sue wo 4 go ce. ohlAuaa,h A"'
Ts, husband. Address WI c bJA l3O Herald oh.e'
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG SOLDIER, STATIONED AT F0RTRbss
N Monroe. Va, wishes to cotrcspun1 Win some younk
lady TO relieve the tedum Of camp e also with M.w 70
marimony NJ the fortunes snould prove propuvmr
Address Augustus st. Lawrence, 10 nt Comior' w.
~..rp,uoxv yAnr EAsy-wirH INSTRUCTIONS
MI for courtinr order TO win tht ALE IONS we oppv
~ ,oi "a, ,sgss ilnsraie stpad receipt VI
s's ses' ioN Nf"e''' ~ =. RINK o2 Beek kman street.
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1)ENSION AND WAR CLAIM AGENCY-ESrABLISH.
J. ed by MAJOR ". MYERS, in lSl7-Bounty money. pen.
sons prize money OF and claims of de-
scrpton arising of the present and former prompt
ly collected and paid over. G.. w. MYERS,
229 Broadway, room No. 49,
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xrArRINoyrAL.-AS AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL

MATRIMosiAlaSw ATno1sn. wlaSwcr s. 5s. age without
~ rreproachaba moral an reiisou character
Prpestant OF dome tic hah Wiz hYms prov ~ ant =
, snd despy ferng his chang aud oney condition,
an Protestant lady und % years of ac, eduoite
a. on,p ished, amaee pioas, k9of hok ns anu used
w. ~. sd,rua's her ndsidual support and hat ot
ildr " she have any, and whnsf happiness would
IL Augmented Ivy the kinjpess aht dercon VI an ndu
gent were anutual atAc cnt iorne hnn rherc-
bsa unnurs onac references ~ to o. ara tr and re-
tpr ability "a aud asSed before ntervi s SOU NJ
aenb, Ms, Pos c Now Folk WITH pNu uarr a
t. a,on n and position, wach wh meet wii candid
n a /. nc r. toutideraticn.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD COM
in pany of Fourth and Twenty
Iessurers Office March g. 1852 The interest due the
mortgage bonds Of this company April 1862 VIII be paid
and that date on the
coupons at this ollce, ut the Bank Of the Republic
w. BEMENF, Treasurer.
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THE TRADES.


An ENGRAvER wANTED-APPLY AT 20 JOHN
n street.
A CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER OF MANY YEARS
IA experience in experimenting mines &C., wishes
neer box I'll Herald oino,.
pHOfOuRAPlIER WANTED-ONE ACCUSTOMED TO
u rs cass work; also poDd printer. Apply tha at
w. y fendleons gallery, No. Chatham square.
~ DENTISTS. WkNrrr. Az ASSISTANT DENTIST,
- ny cnnp .et 10 t.c ate snd 10 NAL ap.
" M w u s,tts hTe, tn7C I'd, how 10 n,is s
a ~ ~ , YiSnih tey 'Ne, an, required 80 I.
@ uen 's' student. r. & h. PIIiERHL 100 Bowcry, n Y
w nns'En mSs'Enu APIoIOlhAPnER, VINO THOROUGHLY
h, - ~ ne chem" NJ '"1l tmct of gallery, Ivne
O-s-""- s "e'' ~ - q. Az w . stO.'s i1 Bowery
w An,t ~, t,DLA ao,a M" AG2uAi.T % WITH FHB FiiNr
" ut coiot nus W who ro,lnltId dc aud cn,.n-
1865 New YoiS Post uiice '' ""u'eNs ~ v" DON
lNANrkD-N ROY TO Liam THE ops.NrST1f
w sylc Of engraving silver ws,s. ,, s. - +, go
dIaughtsmRn well tceo nucf',d ~. h"ou1
o'clock, at No IOD Nassau n, Tflpa I'VE, alrr'
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OpARTERMAsTER'S VOUCHERS
W DISBuRsING OFFICERS CHECKS ON THE TREA
..... SuRER,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
BY RICHARDS KINGSLAND, dealer In securities,
10 Broad street N Y.
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF FOUR.
III teenth street and Eighth AyenueOpen daily from 10
5P ~, Wednesdays and SATURDAYS until r NJ Six per
cent interest all of $500 and nnder Deposits made
before The 10th Of April draws interest from the lst
THOS CHRISTY, President.
RICHARD H. Bull Secretary.
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A TTENT1ON, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-lF yOU
"A get the fun value for Jour on Ciothng Car
note to the well known dealer HARRIS S Seventh ave-
your satisfaction % $50 for Goats frons
H SIS for Pants from 81 70 IS Please do not forget 70
call address Harris l56 Seventh Ladies ~
tended by Mrs Harris
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A RARE cHANCExLADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, ~
N wish thefu value for cast OIL Clothing,
Carpets Furniture and Jewery the best can do 10 TO
send B. MINTz l7s Third avenue there you may be
you will be dealt with 70 your saisiacon N B.
Do not believe those who or from Sl2 70
$50 silk dresses go for coats ~ for pants, ~
surely humbug Please remember the well known dealer,
b. MfNTZ l9 Third avenue near Seventeenth street La
dies attended by Mrs Mintr.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR C0NTAINING Gas
"a "a hos snd cold water with bathr sd dining le
70 hehuenah or gentleman and Ls wife, with ul par
ia Board. Family private Reieren eauirsd Appiy ~
lol Lexington avenue, third above
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Vusr ARRIVED FROM CALIFORNIA, WITH sioooo.--
great amount paid for ladies' and gen,emens cast OF
tlothinas aud Fixes Peak trade gulrarlee
10 ray - per than any other and
not 10 humbug. Please call at or address ~ and @h
Wes, Broadway between Leonard ani Franklin hreee.
Ladies' attended by Mrs X. oabay and gentleman anends"
by Mr.. 3, Gabay.
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CLOTHING.

A N ORDER JUST RECEIvED-A LARGE QUANTITY
"A OF cast Of Clothing must be purchased within short
time Ladies gentlemen having 20 dispose OF can OBJ
tain higher price than before by calling address
ing T. H. 70 Sixth You can prevent being hambus
ged by other false also Carpets Furniture ano
Jewelry bought Ladies' attended by Mrs. e. II. Please re-
member aud 70 Sixth near Wayerley place
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

LII FAMILIES AND GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND
n the largest old established Institute a. the e9sner o.
siAh avenue and Els.enth street, Ior German Ene
Irish American women. Mrs. Floyd IN attshaAHee'
Good places always ready. Protestann always whhteu
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SITUATIONS VyANTED-MALEs.

COACHMAN-WANTED, A SITUATION BY A
"A respectable man, WHO understands his business and
has lived With Of the best families been
twelve years in New York. has been steady years
with two families; has recommendations 10 be from his
boyhood understands the treatment Of horses; will be
found willing and obging: milk II desired Address
for two days Coachman. box l&7 Herald oilcc
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A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE TWO OR THREE HAND
IA somely furnished Rooms 10 let 10 s,nge gentenen
with Breaka " requred. Apply az tS West ntroet
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1M CITY COnFIRoLLER's Office,
MIIW March q.

MILWAUKEE, March 20, 1862.
The Commissioners Of the Public Debt of tho City of Mil
waukee ready bids proposals from
holders Of readunent bonds for the purchase OF such
bonds 10 the extent OF the sinking fund hand (Which 10
twelve thousand doars in pursuance of section 10 of
act to enable the city Of Milwaukee readut its corpo
rate debt Such bids specify the numbers of the
bonds proposed to be retired and be accompanied ~ the
certificate OF the proper officer Of any bank of William
with such bank or said schali Co., 10 be delivered for
cancellation acceptance of the bid and payment Bids
or proposals may be delivered 10 the City Comptroller at
any time before the Ist day Of June Dr. 1852 upon which
oer the bids or proposals viii be opened and the lowest
bidder be entitled 10 the preference Those who have
eeived payment OF the June coupons must state in
their propositions By order OF the Commissioners OF the
Public Debt Of the City of Milwaukee.
FERD. KUEHN, Comptroller.
The New York herald., 1862-04-05

A GENTLE You WISH TO INVEST
"A SMALL CAPITAL IN A PAYING BUSINESS
Examine the merits Of the
NCLTOMICROON,
MULfOMICROON
Call and see II, send stamp for circular
s. G. RICHARDS 4 co, l02 Nassau street.