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In this city, on Friday 1norntgg, aug; 29th FLOR.
ENCE auEnter of Street aud June a. Bradley, aged
etx 1noIths mud seven days.
uneTnl from No. 81 South Jefferson StTeet tns aIar
uoon, at O'clock
In this city. Aug. a9tt. SOPHIA daughter Of John
and Vesta neVIl1a Shepherd. aged five months aud
eighteen days. ..
Funeral al house. 116 North Market street, Sunday
31st inst, at o'clock F. H. Friends are invited to
attend
In this city on the 18th inst at 12H O'Clock 2. ~.
BENJAMIN D., youngest child OF WIN. and Eliza
Rando ph, Of Messles, after All Illness Of one week.
aged eleven months.
Funeral the residence on Mitchell street between
Jefe1 and Unicu Streets Sunday. aist tnst at
| o'clock ?. II.
~ New York papers please copy.
, 1862-08-30

FLAG PRESENTATION TO THE K1MD4RK
GCARDs.-A large number Of the lady friends
Of the Kimbark Guards, Capt Chandler, O.
the Second Boa1d of Trade regiment, repair
ed to the camp day or two since, and gave
to the company an elegant supper. The occa-
sion Vas made doub1y interesting to the
company and its friends By the presents
tion to them By their patron, Geo. n.
Kimbark, Esq, Of beautiful silk ben
ner, full regulation size, bearing upon its
folds, in letters Of gold, the name OF the COM
pany, snd very appropriate inscription, "God
is with uB,'' Capk Chandler responded in
very appropriate terms.
The Rev. Mr.. Ryder Of St. :Paul's Church,
| connected with the 6eth regiment at Camp
Douglas as chap1ain, being present, upon in
vitation, then nada few appropriate re-
marks to the company in his usual eloquent
aud able manner, giving them some very
wholesome advice in regard to their duties in
camp, ETC., after which the Light Guard Bind
discoursed the "star SpangledlBanner.' and
other national airs. The company then gave
three hearty cheers and tiger for their wor-
thy pastor and his lady and three mere for the
banner.
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their bill before retiring to their room,
which Vas No. Is. Room No. 81 on the floor
below was occupied by two gentlemen from
Battle Creek, Mich, whose names are Isaac
G. Mott and William Wallace. About two
o'clock in the morning, Mr, Mott suddenly
awoke from his s1umhers and discovered, by
the light Of the gas, which had been left par
tally burning, that 3 mar was just in the act
Of letting himself down into the room, having
effected An entrance through the tTansom.
| Mr.. Mott Immediately sprang up and rang
the bell for help from below. The unceremo-
! NOUS interloper then dropped to the floor,
and Was seized by Mf. Mott. The Intruder
attempted come lame apologies for his con-
duct, which the gentleman from Battle Greek
did not appreciate. During the brief eolloquy
| that ensued, Mr.. Wallace aWoke, aud On dis
covering the real condition of affairs, got up,
and On hearing a rattliug at the door, opened
it, supposing that come friendly aid had ar
rived from below. In this, however, he was
mistaken, for no sooner did the door fly open
than in rushed burglar number two, whose
burglar number one, and attempted to drag him
from Mr.. Motifs grasp. To this arrangement,
however, the latter strenuously objected,
whereupon the villain last in, struck AIr. Mott
heavy blow across the right arm With some
sharp instrument, in1ic1ing flesh wound
nearly two inches in length. The bur-
glarious rascals then tore themselves
away and ran up another flight of
stairs to their OWL room. By this time
the alarm had become general throughout the
house. Mcssrs. Benjamin and Pierce, proprl-
ctors, aud large number Of the guests, pro-
ceeded to room number Is, which had been
assigned to the two young men, Howard and
: Hoople, short time previously. On gaining
an entrance into this room, the exploring
party found those two gentlemen stretched
upon their bed in nteigned slumber. Ofcourse
) they we're astonished beyond measure and in
dlgnant beyond the power Of utterance, at sc
E untimely, and SO ungentlemanly an Intrusion
It was outrageous. Why should they be madt
4 the subjects Of suspicion, and have their noe
: tu1nal reyeries broken up by a party Of SELF
1 constituted detectives? They "Would NO
. stay in such q hotel another hour" SO the,
$ would not. And in this they were correct
l. for as Messrs. Mott and Wallace each declare,
+ unhesitatingly that these were the idsnt1ca
, men who had attempted TO rob them, it VA
much less than an hours wozk for the pgoprie
" tors to communicate the facts to Capt. Mel
~ eon, Of the South side police force, who, aide
% by one Or two other officers, removed thi
u p1ecions brace Of indignant dodgers to th
A1mory. In the morning they were exau
b. ined In the Police Court, and held to bail
n the sum Of $1,000 each, in default of whic
le they have taken rooms in the basement of th
st Enurt House.
, 1862-08-30

- Madame Cora James, the great natural
clairvoyant physician, the scientific astrolog1st
anu phrenologist, can be consulted by ladies' and
gentlemen, on all things pertaining to the past,
the present, and the future The mysterious lines
which nature and fate have traced in the faces Of
all human beings. are to her an open book from
which she predicts marriage inheritance, yoTagee.
lagEuits, mental and physical disease. Don't
procsastinate as this is chance, hut coma at
once. Office No. 80 ". Randolph, corner Clinton
street. an26-6t
E-Buy wall paper Of Chaee 6s Co., wholesale
ard retail, tG9 Randolph street.. au25-1m.
IT, Cook & McLaIn, steam Dyers and scourera, IS
Dearborn and 10 S. Clark streets, clean and dYs
ladies and gentene1s clothes in the best and cheap
est manner The Oldest established house In the city
M(all m I1unsnn 8eHai & apaldiuR tQz
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Hoor SBRTs.-For the best, cheapest, and
most fashionable hoop skirts and eorsets, We
would advise our friends to go to the New
York and Illinois hoop skirt manufactory, 70
sonth Clark, and 120 North Clark streets,
where they eau be had at the old prices, not
withstanding the rise in cotton.
ANOTHER BATrERY.-Spec1a1 permit hes
been given to raise battery at E1gin, Ill, the
particulars Of which will be found in our adj
ve1tising columns. Those desirous Of joining
in this desirable branch Of the service should
consult 1t,
TIE scHooLs.-The public schools com-
mence next Monday after an eight weekB' VI
cation. The school prospects for the next
year are very flattering, and the attendance
promises very large.
HAVEN EcuooI.-The Haven School build
lug is not get ready for occupancy, and the
school will not be opened till further notice
Pupils Of the public schools residing in ths
South Division between Old street on ths
South and Polk street aud Peck Court on tht
North, win not attend any school till th'
| opening Of this, Of which due notice will b
| giren through the city papers.
| LUTHER HAVEN,
President Of Board Of Education
| frhfrapn Ang % 1862
, 1862-08-30

So1oAoN's TEMP1E.--The last week OF this grand
exhibition. Lecture at 81 and 81 P. H.. In Me-
sropo1tan Hall. sngi73t
, 1862-08-30

PALMER's ACADEMF.-A new and commo-
dious edihce has Just been completed at the
corner Of Wabash avenue aud Congress street,
for the occupancy Of that excellent Institution
known as Palmer's Academy. The ninth term
Of the Academy commences on Monday, Sep
tember 18th, snd will continue ten weeks.
The liberal Patronage heretofore besto xed
and so worthily deserved, rendered the cree
ton OF new building an absolute necessity.
In locality, finish, and all the appointments,
degree Of superiority has been attained not
often found In Institutions of this character.
4 corps Of excellent and competent teachers,
a thorough and comprehensive course OF
study, and an especial attention to the forma~
tion Of correct habits should, as they undoubt-
edly will, secure for this institution vide
spread patronage.
ARREST or TILL TApPER.--0n Tuesday
morning, N. 6. Dean, -four and commission
merchant, at Il West Water street, discoV-
cred that come person had stolen from his
money drawer the snug little SUN of S249, in
bank notes. Information Of the robbery wss
lodged with Capt. Turtle, Of the West Dsyi.
sion, who, with characteristic promptnese.
rut several of his men at work to trace ont
and arrest the perpetrator OF this outrage
Yesterday morning these efforts proved sue
ceasful 4 young nan named Patrick Burnes
Tho had been suspected Of having been tn
guilty party, VIE arrested, by officers Webb an,
Miller, while he was sleeping In hay lof,
One hurdred aud eighty-three dollars of th
identical MONEY taken from Mr.. Deans draw
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so1ohoN's TEnP1E.-The last week ofth1s grand
Exhibition. Lecture at 81 and 81 P. IL, In Me-
ttoppIitau Hall. aNg2T3t
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The annual Missionary meetings OF the
Methodist churches Of this city will COM
mence on Sabbath, August 80. The following
is the plan Of appointments:
Clark Street-Mosning, at 1o76 O'Clock, Bishop
James; evening, 81 X o'clock, Or; Harris, s,z =.
lex O'Clock, Dr.. Thompson. OF New York city;
evening. 1t TX o'clock, Bishop james.
Indiana S:reet-MoEning at l0H, Or. Harris !;
evening at ~. Dr.. Bowman.
Jefferson Sireet-Morning at 1oB, Or. Bowman;
Despfaincs St1ee-MoIn1ng at t0h, Rev. Phtlo
E. Brown: evening at III, to be ,uPplied.
West Misunderstanding, {no seryice); evening,
| PARK notwithstanding st 1o5<, Rev. D. ".
| Couch; evening at X. Lev. L. Hawkins.
| Scdgwtck Street-NuEniug at 10Y, Rev. L. HaW-
k1ns; evening at X, Rev. D: r.: Couch.
Bridgeport II. T.. Church-norning at 10k,
| piled.
| On Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock, there will
be Sunday School missionary meetings as fol
| lows:
g CHUCK Is Rev
Z. Busbee will address the children Of the West
! Division.
Indiana Street Church-A Addrcsses By Rev. R. L.
Collier and Rev. G. H. Fowler.
On Monday evening there will be an ami
| yersary gathering at the Clark Street II. E.
Church, at ~ o'clock. Hon. Judge Good
rich will preside, and addresses will be de-
lyered by Drs. Bowman aud Thompson, ani
Bishop James. Ats p. m., Monday, there vii
be missionary meeting at the Jefferson
Street N. E. Church
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SrpJEc1 70 DRAFT N TIE sorTH DIVISION.
The Assessor for the South Division has en-
rolled II 600 names on his list subject to draft,
and will complete the enrolment By the mid
die Of the coming week.
, 1862-08-30

TIE SECOND BOARD OF TRADE REGIMENT
In an article which appeared in OUT Issue Of
yesterday relatiye to the colonelcy Of the sec
ond Board of Trade Regiment, we were par
TALLY in error- We are assured and believe
that Major Sherman in taking command Of
the regiment did so under Misrepresentation
Of facts. AID not from any desire to foist him
self upon the regiment. Major Sherman is
too good an officer to do anything unbecom-
ing his position.
, 1862-08-30
THE CITY.

ARn,yAI cF REcRUITs--Lieut- Goodwin
OF the Sixteenth InfantrJ, q. 8. a. brought
to headquarters yesterday squad Of tlne look
ine men from AcGregor, Iowa
MUSTERED N.-The Doggett Battery was
mustered into the United States service yes.
te1day afternoon, by Lieut. & Knox at Camp
Doggett-
, 1862-08-30

RELIGIOUS SERVICES At ST. PACLs.-The
officers and men Of the 9th Regiment, Col.
Housb, arc to attend church in body, at St.
Paul's, on Sunday afternoon next The exer-
c;scs will commence at 8 o'clock. The Chap.
lain Of the regiment, Rev. Mr. Ryder, vii
6f1iciate.
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NJ a r. RI Il ID.
DIED.

In this eIty, On the 18th Inst By ReE F Bishop,
D. q, HENRY B, BURTON. Esq.,, o. woodstock, ILL.,
md Miss JANE L. GOPELIN, Of this city.
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CoEREcrros.-1n the report Of the Crosby
Guards sp7esentation in our issue Of yesterday,
the presentation speech was credited to
Henry Williams 1tshould have read Henry
d, Sheppard. The correction is due that Nr.
S. may not be deprived Of the credit Of 3
really eloquent speech.
, 1862-08-30

BRYANT & sTRATToS's CHICAGO CONNER
c1AL CoLIE6E.-The following young gentle
men haye graduated at this Institution since
our last announcement. We understand thit
College has received, and Is still receiving,
good degree Of patronage, Notwithstanding
so many young men have gone into the army
". H. Banks, Mendop, IL; Chas. c. Peck
4. j. Curry, Jas. Lathrop, J. ". Arbuck1e
Wm. Beers, Peter Eppler, F. E. Loper an
J. A. Esblorn, Chicago; Chas. B. Tucker
Jonesvine, Mich B. Nathan. Il. q. shan.eJ
Lancaster, Wis; E. 7. Wilder, Decatur, I'll.
Henry Setter, Lebanon, III; VIM Pomeroy
Edgerton, Rock county, Wis; ". n. But
ledge, Jacksonville, ILL.,; Herbert Barratt
Geo. Marshall, Elizabeth, III; Ed Morris
Jr., Monroe, Wis; John Finnan, Chica
go; j. & Johns, Van Vert, Ohio; L. L. Lang
don, Quincy, III.
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PEEsovA.-The Rey. james Dixon, D. D.
pastor Of the Union Park Baptist Church in
This city, left via Michigan Central Railroad
yesterday morning, with the intention Of
1xIing the steamer Persia, which leaves New
York On Saturday next for England His visit
is purely one Of business, and will occupy
Bcme three months.
, 1862-08-30

REAL ESTATE AT Aucr1os.-0ver 100 de-
e:1ab}e lots for residences, situated between
Madison and Jackson and Hoyne and Leavitt
streets, West Division. The attention Of pur-
clasers is called to sale to be made at the
north door Of the Court House this day, at 10
o'clock a, II. John Parker ,auctioneer.
, 1862-08-30

DurBARB W1SE.-In onr advertising col
uuns will be found the card Of Geo, B. Davis,
setting forth the merits Of his excellent rhu-
barb wine. It is q sufficient endorsement Of
its excellencies that Drs. Miller, Duck, In
gals and other eminent physicians Of this
city recommend aud are using it in their prac-
tice. It may be had at all respectable drug
stores, or by application to Geo. B. Davis, ?.
O. box 30l4.
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at s. 6ta1 co. 51ess Pork was sold q. $3.75. Lard
is scarce and fr11. T811ow is firm.
Fteights advanced 1c per buehel-with liberal
engagements at 656o.c for corn to Part Colbosne
and Buffalo, and 535c for corn to Port 5arnia. 4
large 7essel WAS taken at &C. for oats to Buffalo,
Commerce OF the United States.
The Journal Qf Commerce publishes in advance
Of the iBsue Of the official volume, 9 summary of
the detailed statement Of the commerce of the
United States for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1851. From this we have compiled the following
table, showing the total exports Of domestic pro-
ducts to foreign ports. as compared with the two
| previous years:
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Arpo1SrkrsT.-Tm-M Matthews formerly Of
Boston. aud well known here as the late ex'
ee1lent librarian Of the Young Mems Assocla-
tion, has received the appointment Of Pfofes'
sor Of History and Rhetoric, II the University
OF Chicago.
, 1862-08-30

PERSONALS. T. Leaning, President Of
the Decatur and South Pass [Nebraska} Rail-
road, and C. F. Porter, Secretary Of the same
road, arrived in this city yesterday morning,
and arc stoFptng at the Sherman House.
They came here for the purpose Of attending
the great Pacific Railroad Convention which
assemblies here next week.
, 1862-08-30

ILLINOIS SCHOOL oF TRADE, ]. DfmEN-
FIRTH, PaIscIpAL.-Busfness will be re-
sumed On the first Of September during regu"
lar hours, and from October LIST to May 1st
from to 10, p. H., in addition. The prepar'
atnrv class has room for SIX boys.
, 1862-08-30
Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH.

SHEEP-ReceiTed t0-day 800. The mafE
721es qniet md arm.
Sales OF 20 averaging 100 lbs at $a,50.
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A1l1uSti11ftttS+

MoVTCKER'4- FHEATRE.
I'VE Madison street, between s:ate aid Dea13o.r
II. 3. MoV1CEER, sole 0Wnef ald manager
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= -. -. nnnnILa0M....-.-- -.
DRorosALs ,r,i;,,r,cIl. For OARS AND CORN.
D.,sE Su...ssGsasyrs's y orrlcr. |

oera:i iS S':;ss Sssss:s NJ =: S n,
Sealed win Be- safs q ap ssa
% s,s o.i: and oO two hundred thou
The osss . Be q sod %srcAantsSs quality put up in
viii g received ~ weight s, thirty pounds
sacks ibo :urnsAsd without ezrA charge to the govern
The Germ to be q good msrchansabs quality put up In
Corn vii be received BY weight (ss, nfysr pounds to
Sacks 20 be furnished without charge the govern
Delivery 70 he made in the city of Washington. within (25
twenty-five days from the saas dasc q he cou,rac.
fropoals win be received atty thousand t5o0 0 bus
els o osls and upwards aud for fifty thousand (5o0O
The PROPOSITIONS for the oats and mus. be
rate papers aud entirely distinct io and Independent of
Tue i pae and Post onlce sddress Of the bidder
bid i made n the Of firm. the Of all
inaayisasi popOsal q tis partner sisnins 4.
an oath q aleglance music co.ipany Zach oposton
enSePsa ' ss ass ssss 1 70
should be plainly marked fspSi STEE Tor Oats aud Corfu"
ane ssy the bidder ID 70 ~ n, contract should II be
le
re y q the qua antors mus, be BY the
Of the Uni ed states District Attorney 'is' court o.
o n ss VIII ~ m e. ssn the bids are
Bonds cqral In amount to ha!f tie received
tho contracr.
A. he bond ,1us acconlpny the contract win be neces
say ier NE pades ~ 70 BAY er ondsnen with them or e
when the contract is ssnua d.
Blanks for bonds pro upon application being
graph.
FORM GUARANTEE.
We, -s----, o; the county I'll . ana State of - and
-, o. the county Of --, aud State Of ---, DO here
1y gu6ra-y hat - Is able 10 Iuil contract in accord
ance with he ras of his proposition, aud that should hs
proposition be accepted WIN contract
II. accordance herewith.
Should tho contract be awarded INN, prepared
Stcorc his securities.
ITO ibis guarantee must be appended Official certificate
secvc mer ,faacd.
INSPECTION DELIVERY &C.
al, oats this advertisement
viii be rly inspected ana such do mol prove OF good
sounl nirf ciiaulablc qualify will be regretted.
Paymoui 10 be made upon the completion OF the
tract or thereafter as the Deot vuarteraser shall
he In fuuds
Amy infcrma,jig In the hid. with hc
terms oi this advertisement VIII insure rejection
r-oposai.
Delivery DO made the rail .cpoi or at one of
the goycraIaen: wilaves in The cy OF Washington
TIC Depu. Quaermaster self the right
rctrci any or al. bids that he may deem too high.
d. ". RJCKER,
Colonel and u, pot Qrartcrmaste..
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ANTUsFMENTs. f
II AURA KEENBf THEATRE
- Doors Y. h ~ O'Clock.
TO.NtOHT AND EVERY NIGHT,
AND AEN4 SAL loRDAf AFTERNOON
GkhAf sV..Ess
o. Tah rew fsIRf srIeTAQtE,
ELoNDEgTE
Ei.ONtyI.l Is. .N CT
BL0NDErTE;
non ,n1.t,aiIT NAUGHTY PRINCE AND PRETTY PEASANT
tOh9EOls SoENKRf, SPLENDID DRESSES WON.
DLEFDL MACHINERY. ELABORATE PROPER
- lies AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
The whole pro nnsS andcr tn Ian,edate dnectcn Of
h-B LAURA kEENE.
Anu pronounced Fscss and Fable the most MAGNIFICENT
enc f,a. ever Witnessed
Attention IL called to
THE KINGDOM OF THR H0URSi
TIE GROfTO OF LOVE!
TIE RIVAL SOECERERS
The PALACE GARDEN
TUE pALACE OF LAOFi
THE lAILET or LaCE6l
THE PALACE or nlAMONDg
THk DHNIL CROsSNiYI
The TRAVELLING FOREs
TIN PRETTY PLaUEl
oF the MAGIC wATtHr
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yDAwNBRoKERs TICKETS puRcHAsED--or CLOTH.
il ing. Diamonds Jewelry, Firearms, Dry Goods &C. A
large oI Of Clothing sale Business Goats 81 bsk rrock
Costs Ss Cassimsrs Pan,s esi Vests 81 Beaver Over
Crosby.
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nUAEtyENt $rTR GENERALS OFFICE. WASHING.
NJ ton city. November ~ is6..-Wartrd for service in
"a, Department ci the soph several sht diaughi steam
eageh. exceed i've fee lnadtd d. Per-
having for ch;rrr
q tested send Information MAJOR Stewart vaa vci.
ctarceiaas.r United States Army, New York, stating
terms Of sale charter w dimensions Of the vessels
pace where ana time when built
n. q. MEiGS Quarternaas.es Gerela al.
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AnIUsEsTENTs.

/ !. ..s~--s..,,~.--- .---.,,-. n"sc SuMENTS. .E
WINrER oAnDhs;
,,... ~. NJ. % AMP w SaSssf Ssss 2 WILLIAMS
hos RE- ~ sRgwprn Nv w!,,I.i i ,as EsEaY FART
rus tTauaspAS, ri ssESiSa. 'i,ses B senscr,
| roSSLAn AND ATTRACTIVE CHARACTERS
i, sf atsl ~, AND NHsisG DsIour
IN IN AND OUT or PLACE
TIE HAPPY MAN
yhe above stars WIN be supported ny ,he following ladies
'rS Il ss%e%s, s.srs %sy o1 g Acknowledged aSiiy-
Il flEssos,.
n,kp.
Mrs. oGANrnAy,,
~''' 'Shafs5t MIS- IorlsA BROWN,
NIRLo's GARDEN.
SECOND %HEs rms RsssGxaiE%nST SHT"oSis'''' 81
HIS second appearance ,,.r,,,o,. -
In ,ne romantic and vigorous ieisa Tragedy Of he s.no
WEDNESDAY hH4S$Ssaa HSSS{ssa DEC. '.'s'.
pnw,u rrI T,s 6 Las LAST or THE wAMrANoAos
LORD fitzsrnod Met io@sa
WseS M t. t. r. shesel Snsnei
nnssaeokee ns..ae Maismc e ron.l @
husina Director. Mr. Harvey B. Dotworh.
THURSDAY EVENING, december g. 1867,
METAMORA.
VIII for ihe third tIre be- given.
EDWIN FORREST. .........,.... METAM0RA
Nights OF performance
1espAy wrDsssS1S EsSsF saSssSlr s2FssS1 AND FRIDAY
Nlghts OF pes sformance o.
MATILDA HERON
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
Tho performances will commence at querter 10 ooiocs
D00rs opcu st7
1,HEATRE FRANCAI5
NIBLOS CoNOERT BALLOON
SAMhDI, DECEMBRK lsS.
OUvKRTuRr.
ADDITION DIX IA NOUvELIE CONPAuNTE.
Lk THEATRE FRkNOAIB A NEW YORK,
Prologue NJ. s~s
LE FLU AU C0UvENT.
Ooucdie en- Theodore Barbere repre- ,ente
Paris AL Theatre Francas
DEUx HOMMEb Du NOKD.
vaudeville par Nm Dlrln G. Deacour Represene Paris
au T1catTe dos Varieties.
AVIS Isr0NrANrIe5 representations seron donnees 10
hsrdi et ie 6amedt de cbsquc asmainc
LIE ragc des places de les aouscripeurs
leu Maft sor 10 Decenbre dams IL sale do Nbos Concert
Saloon 8 heures piecscs
Messeurs los solscrptcur pour fos soainc qui
mont fye lie quls ohoisarnL
fAirc sAns reerd, et dams donner avis
pour eytter tout naieuendu.
Le Directsur PAUL. JUI0NEY
Bureau do location II DARDoNyiLLx. 62J Broadway.
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hcdcd and rcsp~iaols mrn tii, ~ and receive ~
the touics and privileges granted 10 this fine old
regiment II YIN to hight aide y side with old vcc'
rams en.s, the gallant $, yent ninth regiment Higi
inndcrs ~ " Recruiting o.cs NJ House. corner OF
Brocme AM Mercer Streets frn'tn city la fark opposite
Taa.rauy Halt T. .stcrs o. Bridge and Concord
a.rec,r and Rcnar New on's % Futon street, Brooklyn
CanL JOAEPH LAlNG Recruiting Officer.
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uJHo WOULD NOT 60 TO MAKE TIlElR FOR,
w tuner coye, one and all, 70 see Miss WELLINGTON
the renowned Enysh prophocs universally acknowledged
the Of all astroogi whs guarantees to secure 70 those
who consult her health wealth aud happiness and warrants
npatt to thsn information of tho utmost importance
relative 70 lawsuits Journeys sbseu friends love court
marriage, hidden enemies and troublesR
fact of all asis in life Brave soldiers learn doom
glory life death II seek own prosperity aud
felicity you'll delay address by letter ths
highly ged and bcsu.If young lady at cl ss,h avenue
city who has the genuine Roman and Arabian alismans FOR
love- good luck and business s1aiswarranted for hfc
numbers gvcn, also highly respectable city
rcnces Drunkenness cured and nnfsfu wives and hus
bands reclaimed.
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PsoPosaLs.
ospsAScl OfrIcE, Wan DEPARTMENT

wAS.ISoToS, Nov 81. 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. received by this Derarf.
nle1t until O'Clock r NJ the 5t day December next
for the nsna'sccre and delivery OF the following pro-
:sriiles.
$3.50 Ien.incl Sol.t Shot
1900 afteen-treh Shells.
LOO hftecnrcii Battering Shot.
The IIeynces 10 be made OF hr kfnd OF medal and
Ssc.cd after the rules dow the Ordnance Manual
with the excpto. CT the baerins shot, which be made
ct what Is gun metal Drawings OF these pro.
iectiies be- a tnc principal arsrnals the Unied
Emes a the Ordinance Agency, No. IS Worth street, New
York, aud this Office.
The be delivered free charge for
p1ra.ion, AZ the United States Ars nal. Governor
leland New York harbor they II he inspected and
all sc, my be rejected removed by the
tractor 'rdtniy after the inspection of each delivery.
B;ds vii. received for len quantity
qured, less iha: 500 o Deliveries 10 be
nthdo !otonsUne tent "arii kind, within thirty
days after notification Of acceptance OF bid and not less than
Que tenth weekly thereafter anii all shall lie delverod
Payment viii bc made The Treasury Department the
very.
Bonds in approved t., viii hc required for the faith
~. performance of ccntrnc.s.
No BID Viii be entertained Unless be sccon,,aaicd by
aWtavii from N party king II. elect aa he
srn fou1cc Ind hat his bid accepted the ojecilcs
WIZ nc insit ~ his fo'ai! -nang aud s location; and
c rg y reserved 10 rjcc ang or all ci.s Ii deemed
usfsco.y' tor any
Proposals viii be addressed the unfersgned at Wash
ingon city an, r be endorse Proposals Cor projc tes.'
JAMES w. RILEY,
Brig GereraL chicfo Ordnance.