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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

To HOTELS, eRSeSaEFsi RESTAURANTS, Phi.
VAPE FAMILIES, 30.
Fls Subscribers have Just received fresh ship
20 CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLORRAO
which the, offer fo y sale at Ns.; York prie..
Also, they have constantly on hand
A La,se axd Wall Ss!eessd Ssock Of
fSbsE , !S $Hsa.n s.. IRISH
oHE EHIsEshss of al .,ori,. brands,
ESs$3F ~ AZ R sYstHs fAoakHfstRs,
6HiLTSS, GHEbDER and TNaLIsH DAIRY
sAR aS5 kEhPs HERMErIcALLys SEALED
hNfk1ss oad HN
II Bon oS 9o9Sa s4sSa fEl Hr
Win ~ '.'i rxSs7 S'; sR0SGhf Il
Established f77S.)
SF.'eh Wiilasd Fl n ossnVs 1.RS:sss
- Just received = small lot Of omcsrs' Liquor
OAes1 auD
6@ Fht 1PTirf.S \ CO. 3@@
244 PENNSYLVANIA AvESuR,
north sideJ between 18th and 18th SITS.
and
SIS Pa. areHse, under tse National Botsl
Offer TO the public, for the
APPROACHING HOLIDAYS
their fine assortment of
GOLD SPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES
with Brazilian Pebble Ppriscopic Glasses
MILITARY FIELD GLASSES
PHOTOGRAPH G Albums
CARTEs DE yIsITE, &c,
~ the lowest prices. DE- ~
rAMP STOVES
- CAMP sTOYEsm
CAMP sTOyEsIu
We 4re now manufacturing CAMP COOK and
HEATING STOVES, which we will sell by the
dozen or hundred az cheap SIS they can be bought
IN baltimore. Il. III. II. i. GREGORY
S2l Penn. avenue, near 7th street
no "a lint. Chron. & Repl
II A l. AND WINTER GooDs
", M s4vphEIT.A CITILIAN.'
ths;1 FI,f AND WIN$%pGSo Are now opening
hns DRESS COATS D9EskIN Pants. VESTS.
0VEROOATs. We have .lso . eomUists a nsar
nent of BIZ SINE SUITS, made In the most an
rattle manner. 0hhcers will find our Military Goods
for Damp IRE, At reasonable prices.
WALL, STEPHENS Il Co
322 Pennsylvania Avenue
&c ~ Cu between 9Th and 10th streets
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A DAME EMPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE or REMOVAL

8 I TIE DELIVERY Livery OFFICE OF ;als Company
rom reiId grset to tLs ,stss depot on
suoess ~ "~eH 90 eoo Sd stYeets. s6c 81 u
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. A T = b NO TITO K,
RSOTs AND SHOES TO SUIT THE TIMES

RSOT6 AND SHOES TO sUIT THE TIMES.
We are now manufacturing &n kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, aud constantly receiving a sup >Sen
Ply OF EsSsern n ade " ork vi every descrp- BAY1
ton, made expressly 10 order, and will BEL
sold At & much lower price than has BEEN
heretofore charged in this city for much Inferior
Articles
Persons in want OF BOOTS and SHOES IF Eastern
CT City made work. Will always fnd q good aSsort-
1ert In store aaS at the loweet prices Giysps
call. GRIFFIN j. BROTHER
6VT ala PenuEyivanis sv.u,,e
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HELMBOLDS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
-HI6HLI ooNoIEfRATlDr
COMPOUND yLuIp lIfRAof suoza.
4 Positive a.A s,sssas Kennedy sos
Ddss...s Of the BLADDlR, KIDNEYS. elAvn.
and pBoPsIoAL swlLLINss.
Yhb Medicine ipcrsasss the power Of Dir>sSss
and e1cites the ABs0RBENrs into healthy 49,.
By which the wAfKRY or cALCERoUs depos,.
tsons. and ALL UNNATURAL KNLARGEMHNfR-
TON, and 10 good for NAN. woAES. or oKII.
pRIN.
HkLBBoLDY EXTRACT BUcHU.
For weakness arising from xXcesses, Hsbl0 a
Dissipation, Early Ipdiscrsticn or Abuse,
krrpspsp yrrI YIl roLlovIse sYnrrons,
Indisposition TO lIsstion. Loss Of Power.
Lo~s Of Memory, Dimeulty Of BrsstAiao,
weAk Nerves, frsmelins,
Horror OF Disease, wahefulnsss
Dtmbess Of Vision, Pain In the Bsol
Universal LAssitude Of the Muscular system,
Hst Hands, Flushins Of the body,
pTynes Of the Skin, xrsytions Of the Isss.
PALLID COUNTENAyCr.
These unptons, IL allowed 70 70 on. vhieA tht.
medicine invariably removes, soon follow, INpo.
fEECY, RATUITY. RPILBPrIc PITS. "a o.e 81
which the patient may eXpire.
Who say that they are not freea.,p, 81
lored BY those "DIRkRUL DIsEAsEs,r
"INsANIrY AND CONSUMPTION
Mary are aware Of the cause OF their sus,r,ss.
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THl RECORDS or ThE INSANE ASYLUM.
And the melancholy Deaths By CONSUMPTION besPl
ample witness 70 the truth Of the aasertiss.
YHI CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WIFE
ORGANIC wLAKNEss,
Requires the aid Of medicine 70 strensthen ana -.
viscrate the System, which HELMBOLDr N.
tract BVCHU invariably ases. A Trial vr&
ser~iDes the most skeytieal.
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BANANA AND DOMESTIC sEGlRs
OF FIN BEST BRANDS.
LILLIEsrHAL. GOODWIN, CORNISH. AND
ANDERSON PIEk-cUr FOB Acoo.
SMOKING TOBACCO Of Assers. 6sil L Az. 4,
alIDose-at Battfne,e prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-18

Solo py p-ussigx everywhere. An Tor hsLA-
BcLEs. rxse no othe,. 0xt oat the advertise
neeu, ape ,~se for n, sd s-csS i"podtos ana
fHppeure, nonS
Polynesian., 1862-08-30

Sec. 3 The Minister of Finance shall appro-
priaOns Of 1866 and 1861 all the appropriated
Act approved August 25h Ie60 remaining
the 3st of March, 1862 otherwise specifically
prOpriated and such shall longer
available for the objects isr which they originally
prOpriated.
Minister of shalt continue TO nav the
salaries appropriated by this Act
and cOnstable the Of the Fire Department the
and Circuit Exchequer Bills
Stocks, and the interest accrung
interest the School Fund invested in the Treasury until
the 3Oh day Of June, 1854 unless appropriations
made previous 10 that date.
4. The Minister Of Finance shall
be paid of the Treasury money for objects pro-
vded for by this law provided however, that all
pOray deposited the Treasury, which certificates
deposit issued and the interest thereon paid when
due without special appropriation Tor that object aud pro-
vded further that the Of pestlence war or
rebellion, Of immediate danger thereof His Majesty in
Privy Council may appropriate such
shall render to the Legislature detailed
Of the
Sec s. II shall be lawful for ads Of Departments In
where special appropriations fall Short
the the surplus other special appropriations
quired TO he died. make deficiency
such transfers but shall the appropriations in
ternal Improvements in gubenstoral division
ferred another.
s. No person holding Offices for
aries may be provided shall he authorized
than the salary the highest grade OF office held b.
the salary either OF the Offices held by him shall
thousand dollars per annum shall
Sec T. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and
after the day of passage.
KaaHuMASU. KAMEHAMEHA.
Polynesian., 1862-08-30

inal cases when deemed necessary,
and amount due a.. Stangenvsld,
NJ. D., to be drawn for by the Clerk
Of said Court -...-.-.........- .-..-.....-.-.
Expenses Of the Circuit Court Of
2d Circuit, 81 500; Of the Sd Cir
cult, 81 200; Of the 4th Cir. $500.
Stationery Of Supreme and Circuit
Courts, 500; and for the publica-
ton of judicial decisions and pur-
chase Of law books, $500. ..-.-...
Polynesian., 1862-08-30

hdudl .....s..-..-.-.-s-s s.--.--s--
Provided that as the Commissions
ofthe present District Justices ex-
pire, the new Justices shall be ap-
pointed, payable by fees as proyi-
ded in section 922 Of the Civil Code,
wherever persons suitable for the
Office, in the judgment Of the seve-
raj Governors and the Justices Of
the Supreme Court, can be found.
Polynesian., 1862-08-30
FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.

r Salary of Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Secretary of Department.. nt,..-........
His MS Charge d'Afaires, London.
Office expenses Of Foreign Agents..
Postage, stationery & translations..
Amou,t advanced by His Ex. r. e.
wyllie for expenses Of Sir John
BOwring's mission, and interest (tO
be ascertainedl on the same from
the date Of the payment in London,
the exchequer bills for S5OOO, issued
as a lien for said advance, to be re-
turned to the Mi. Of Finance.
Polynesian., 1862-08-30
EVEN THE NIGGERs FIND IT OuT.-" Ned" said

EVEN THE NIGGERs FIND IT OuT.-" Ned, said
one negro to another, is you married mani"
50 No, stree but / wish [ was" "Ah. honey,
if you was. you'd wish you wasn't" Why 50.
Clems" Because a man dat marries nowadays
marries great deal more dan he bargained for.
He not only weds himself to de woman, but to Q
laboration OBJ prepared chalk, quintal OBJ whale
bone, eight coffee bags, (for skirts), one poodle
dog. an set oh weak narves, which viii keep de
servant gals busy flying round de house de whole
blessed time. Whether de fun pays for de powder
is matter OBJ debate"
Polynesian., 1862-08-30

A PALPABLE HIT.-The darling she-creatures in
Dixie, or rather a portion of them, are so exces-
sivey rebeIlious that they will not patronise the
same sidewalk with National officer. A party of
them. in Fredericksburg, lately, encounsering
sesseant-majOr of one Of our regiments, drew up
theis kirts disdainfully, and took a wide sweep
around The officer, who calmly turned around,
CIRCULATING, " Oh. heavens. what dirty stockings"
There was sudden dropping of erinoline, an in
dignant flirting of dimity, and a rapid disappear.
ance of outraged females around the next corner.
Polynesian., 1862-08-30
Ghe Rolp:'esian.
Bill for 1862 and 1863

gE IT ESAcrEp BV the King NOJtes and Represent0resof
The Hatcaiidn Islands, in Legislative Council assembled:
SECTION That following amounting to four hun
dred and nney-six thousand hundred and and
dollars and they hereby appropriated out OF any
money in the Treasury the service Of the biennial fiscal
od commencing with April 1862 and ending with March
81, 1864, viz:
For His Majesty's Privy Purse and Roy
For H. r. II. The Prince Of Hawa;....... 1000 W .
Her Majesty the. Queen. 4OOo OO-S4OOOO W
H. n. II. Prince Kamehameha Minis
ter ofthe Interior and Command
er-in-chisf Of H. MS forces. 5000 90
Salary OF the Chancellor and Chief
Justice Of the Kingdom 10000 w. ls,OOO W
Polynesian., 1862-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURES.

or temporary provision Tor L Andrews,
to be paid monthly ..-.-........---. 1000 90
temporary provision for John Ii, at
the rate of 81 900 per annum, to be
paid monthly from the time he may
resign his commission a Justice
OF the Supreme Court.......--.... 2,000 90
Secretary Of the Privy Council, at the
rate Of IS per day for each days
service. ....-... ............. -. 300 90
incdentals and stationery Of Privy
COuncu ~ ~
expenses Of Legislature, including
amount Of $1,000 appropriated by
joint resolution .................. $4,000 90
II. K. II. the Prince Of Hawaii
Polynesian., 1862-08-30

80 CONTINUES his old business the new store oI
N7h Kzxhamanu street.
Caronsmeters Rated BY observations of the ant
8k stars with instrument accurately adluste
10 the meridian Of Honolulu. Particular attention
given 90 watch repairing. sextant and Quad
rant glasses silvered and adjusted Charts ant
Nautical instruments constantly on hand and 70
xcu
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
The Indians-Their Numbers.

The entire population of all the various
tribes within the United States, with whom
the Government has connection, embrac-
ing two hundred and more tribes and
in Oregon, Washington, California, New
Mexico and the western part of Utah !;
$4,000 live in the northern part of Wis
consin 60,000 are south of Kansas, EN-
bracing the Creeks, Seminoles, &C., and all
so distant that there is not the remotest
danger 10 be apprehended from them. This
reduces the aumber of Indians who are
within striking distance to $1,000 men. wo-
men and children, embracing all the tribes
in Minnesota, Dakota, Colorado, Nebraska,
Kansas, and the eastern half of Utah, aud
the head waters of the Missouri river. In
this number are many tribes, who can, un-
der no circumstances, be induced TO arm
against the whites, Such are the Omahas,
numbering $50 souls, the nearly civilized
Kansas tribes, about 5000; the Senecas,
Oueidas, &C., about 5000 and perhaps the
Pawnees, 1000. This would reduce the
number of hostile Indians who occupy the
country for eight htndred miles west of US.
and as far north and northwest Of US, TO
some $4,000, of whom perhaps $4,000
may be warriors. OF these, ii is not too
much to ssy, that scattered as they are over
vast country, not more than one-halt can
be brought to operate along our whole line
Of frontier.
The most formidable. from heir numbers
and courage, are the Sioux, who alone num-
Der 1878 souls, counting the twenty-five
tribes into which they are divided. Many
of these tribes live so high up the Missouri
that they are very little known; but with
the Yanctons, Sisseions. Brules, BIackfcet,
Arickares, Crows, Assinaboines, Arapahoes,
and Cheyennes our eIligrants and border
settlers are pretty well acquainted, aud it is
from these that most trouble is to be appre-
hended. 1t will be a fair estimate to al
low the Sioux 10000 warriors. while il is
improbable that 5000 could be united ia at
tacSins any one point.
The census of those tribes only who have
treaty relations with the Government, is
given above; but this includes all except
some small, remote and insignificant bands,
whose numbers will not exceed 10000.
/ From these data il viii be seen that very
little danger, except to very remote settle
men,s. need be apprehended, as It will not
take many troops TO defend the frontier.
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oee"''S "'o Pe4 oS'''' - '''''p'' wv - =
io"eu' 80,
!, ,;,.;,.s, - ,,t au;s. a,a all
wr;,,en ,,ners Gar facilitating the im,eynai
h..,;,.,., ,f b.,,Ls ara .xs,,,, fran, ,ax
0"'~,'e y ~ - -,
o''ers " i''y oss''e''es S'0 "o. io"'''
o' s''o''''y 'u'' ""e 'i"'s - e' :" :
su'sec' 10 ''e stamp o' TWO Cents
b'iis OIL eAcha'Sc' ora"h =" a"P"0"'o'
must oo'h oc s'aniPeu'
o'a"ps may oe o'''ee"e" y "A '''''u
mehl naue 'o' 'ne Pu'PoSo " '''p'''se
tue i''i''a's u '"e o""N - v" '''
TO wh'ch 'ne a''e "''s' 'e S'''''
A"e o'"'ss'o" W e.'oe' ."e
e"ce'>s '''as nv. ''''s'os'o - ~
suoJec'S '"e '"'Ne' W !" '''e y "'
WASHINGTON, sept. 10, loez.
have examined 'he foregoing meinorah'
da, and am OF the ep'ason tast tue spec''
hcations conforms 10 the provisions on 'he
excise law, in all essential particulars.
GEokGE .. boCfwEaL'
Commissioner OF Internal heVehue
Until tue Government provide stamps
no penalty will be exacted for their omis
sion.
QySce Of later"tn hereF"e,
'os- ~ iooA.
he'e"ae stamps may DC o'uo,e' ~"
'''s oo'ce III ii'''''''e' " so" purchasers
orderS siouiu cover ie'"'''a''oes VI 'feaaa
fy notes. OF an e'is'''ai cer''hca'e oi ohi
ted states ASSISTANT treasurer Oh oes'S'''ses
depositary, oi deposit maue Wr Tue Par
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

LIFE IN ESGLANp.-Anoiher shocking
death from starvation in London is record
ed. The poor victims name was Wilmot,
a woman forty-nine years cid who lived
with her husband. They were absolutely
destitute. but the relieving officer of the
union (St Leonsrd's) said he could do moth
ing for them. Mrs. Wilmot died from ex-
haus,ion, the result of disease and want Of
nourishmeut-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

SHORT QUARREIs.-Two little boys, the
children of pious parents, got angry with
each other one day, and had quarrel, and
separated in their wrath and went home
One of them, however. soon after be reach
ed home, thought of the command, 8 Let
not the sun 90 down upon your wrath
and o little before sunset he went and
knocked at the door of the other, who, ca
seeing him. started back in anger aud sur
prise. But the other said at the same mo-
ment, +" Charley the suu Is almost down. -
Instantly they were friends again. What
a blessed reacemaker is the Bale
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

Poor indeed must be tha, New Englxnd
villages October which has not the Maple
IN its streets. This October festival costs
% powder, nor rinaing of lell-, but every
rec Is living liberiy-pole on which
thousand bright aaes are waving. Atldxsis
Monthly for October.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

BEsT STREET CosruNE.-As gencr-
al rule, il may be assumed that the less
there is about a street costume 10 attract at
tention the more correct il IS the presence
Oc anything glaring or sensational being
quite sufficient to mark the wcarer as pos
se>sing vulsar instincts.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24

TuE Income TAx.-There is a great
curiosity among a certain class of citizens to
know whether the tax on incomes includes
borrowed money, which forms BY far the
largest portion Of the income Of some per-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
RUSSELL HYDE,

heaier In
WEST ISpIk GOODS AND GROCERIES,
!, in Rioms Lard, Hams, Fish, T Salt, Oil, Fluid
Batter, Cheese, Crorkery and Glass ware
above goods having been bought for CASH will be sod
sta small advance, for ready pay. N@aist
Newton's slsek, Net
ELBOWS FALLS, May l. 1857.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-10-24
Id. RRIpGMAN,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
IA solicitor in chsneery, ELLows RALLs, VI,
Commissioner to take the aeknowedginento OF pceds
and other Instruments, for the state OF New forS'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-15

NOTICE.
IN Sealed pro ocsals rurcha sing al the Hides and Tai
low, HoGfs 4Iorns OF the bret killed the
OF the Poiosac ua4er comnan Of Gen. MCle Ian. in
fited TIL the Goth day cf ay, 1862 Al - o'clock ~.
Intended that the snail follow
collect hides ow. horns Jay
those articles each animal, ca!
ected at his rsk He viii be charged with the
m ench unless he cea show taat lie
ed from obtaining them by prop authority
bond, good and sum security, VIII required
for che fLliment the contract: nc bid Will le
tanned from previous conrac Wo have failed 20 con5
VITA their Contracts bid Vl he entertained unless
the bidder is present respond 20 ais hsd.
The articles "a acreem with baui, VIII he ured
a. be lo within after The opening OF
bids
The bids 70 lree ed Ma A. Eeckwith ConmisSa-
of Subsistence, Warrington d. c., PRO
posals.'
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PROPOSALS..

fNoAI.
~ a, ,a..,.. o.,
Written proposals. viii received nn the 18th inst for
the delivery on the mort wharf At West Pc nt " % tho
following qu es 0t Whlse Ash Goa, cam
COO tons IL 2tO os per Locust Mountain, sseanpoAt
Also
$50 tons a. 24e lbs per toni, egg size,
toms do. 90. stove size,
of either Beaver Mountain Buck Mountain or Baltimore
Vesn wyoming. Prize oil a ID stated separately.
Goa can 80 delivered foll Schuy al Lehigh and
yDmic the West Point wharf from cana boats
y lch receive at the without breaAins bulk via
thr Schuyikill aud ID lAWare and kArian Canas
More than the ordinary facilities for unloading viii be
furnished The coal 70 DC between the lst OF June
nav -,- y EDwD c. BoYEroN.
Captain and QulgieriLAsior Aiii.ary Academy.
wEsI Porn, n. u, May = 1862.
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PROPOSALS
SERVICE.
ORnSANcr OrrrcR. }


rfo2os.s @l oe res s ~ ts psai Iisni M + ~
IN the rniied s for tie government. within year
Spriasi cid I.iusa Ilssss, lsoasi is5 ''''
napess tesr Rites win SWORD hayoaes and steel scsS
Brcee6 1 aalng carbines Tor cavalry.
soil, a,Fissossd 1icers Swords, steel .s.sbar..
Siesl sela5tsrds for rined musle, bayoncts.
For uisksts rites the rico of either and
ss ssa'''1 proposed psl sH 10 each additional '''
price fo 5t ara iedneoa res pistol or earpIe, " Ga !
sdai!iona scNc 70 2ucto ...,,..s, :, -.
prssesss :, 20 S1seF q 400 each and lso Tor
Al Inc firearms furnished with the regular ap
psnsags TIE r,S gsses are g r e ~ aep
springso'o Mas and a. 10 ter ,a;s Win J. an VII
also Interchange wb anoihss in the
The materials for these arms tho vey best qua
lily and no niaebe iron parts Il. allowed 10 be used
Is lie Grdnsn Resais;os ana must & boxe rrsdy or
transportation a. Tie eApsnsS o. The con,rsetors n such
fsc,ories ia iois Of aot less than f,svt each.
oder, and date Of the delivery, and
OF delivery me nthy thrreaiier fllre 70 MAKE delivery
ron q eiher inferior scSis Ito Tic work vii sasce.
tie oasion Of the tepa-aent -
bid nd VII c1nid ~ none made throag any agent brc
o'psr,y other shan iae rsrm..E nans "
Ripley Chir OF ordnanc.. washington D g.. and win be
sndoffl frp0sas ior MISSES oT ith1s siu.ss &c, IS
tte csse MAJ be.
vyEorosaIs FOR THE SUPPLY or FRESH BEEp
G. gied states rOups Stationed al tofL Coiual-
bss New York harbc-, Tor commencing June ].
I5G be lv ~ the Once o. the a. 4. q. - Fort Co.
lriabgs Sew YORK HsEbor un ~ o'clock NJ OF the 2lsi
The beef Is ~ be ~ inst ynr, IN equal proper
al fore anil ind quarters necss and ahan excluded,
aud a. !y red Fort to!UmIEs stch times and IN
such quantities. may be re4uef Two Secur ss, Of i've
taousan dollars eecl, Nil b. rcgrca for the t hn iuk
Alrnt Propose vii b. dressed 20 Fir
Letuaug b. Chlds, sixth tuapry. oce % A. A. q. s.,
FOR. Columbus, " York HGrbv BE- an iarscd "Prepo-
sal the supply o rssh beef Tho urt signed reserves
right any all bias whoa he deem
.snl, or doubtful securities. b. X. CffiLpS,
First Lieutenant sixth Infantry, A. A. c. s.
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FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION
IL Purse SlU0 taree miles and repe Ia harness Thurs
day. Nay u. 5 a Nh; Woodruff name Tn mn MURPHY. !:
N!nhle DIX. Passengers BY Fushias Railroad take
boat ~ James slip rs NJ TnirI fourth street ferry
boats leave ever. ten inmates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COZ
~ pany Chicago, May l862-The annual ting Of the
bondhoders and siocsholaes Of the Chicago and Ners
Company city of Thursday. 9Th day OF
June. 1862 for The election OF Directors foi
The ensuing and for the Of other bus
before them The books will be
closed tho Ath instant MN. y. OGDEN. President.
MASONIC NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF DoRIe
MI Lod No. 49, +. aud A. NJ, are hereby notified thai
r. W. d. q. Master win visit the Lodge Thursday
win DO conferred. Members OF the Tn
terni,y are invited BY order enc srxoxs n.....
RosxRr ourRAx, Secretary.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
SIKH street New York May l. 1862 hereby iveg
of the stuckhol OF che New York anl
tors win 10 held Al oIce company, Tesdax
May The polls TO 10 opened from ~ o'clock noon to
O'Clock r. NJ The transfer books will be closed troms
'-'' W II. EMERSON, Sec and Treasurer.
NOTICE TO SHIP OWNERSHIP CONSIDERATIONS
IN of Jaw passed BY the ae Legislature Of this ssn
compel using employing any boat gltSs
or Vessel for the pup carryn; ballast In the port
for such unose 10 Ballast Mas ers port
solypd to adop the following scale Of pric 81
For Ballast all Xmas put into vessels hold pea
Fap Dir B.iia. nut IN vessels iid per ton - SIN
For Ara sport M Belfast from one vessel 10 another -
and y ,tttng the mold or OF whar per ion.. -
For Ii.herage Of ali kiuds of ballast IN Quantities of
forty less, 81. and Tor each and every ton .
Svs1 ,e1y g the Dor, Of New York May IL 1852
WHITE HoUsE-BgTwEKN FIFTY. .EyESTH AND
w Fiy.eiehta slrsrts n ar Central TX and Eis -
avenue orn by, kind friends and the public hM
the White House Pork Is open now WIN make my par
Il TO modat. private parGs a. AL hoan
with hotel dinners AM suplers Well furnishes
''o'N' ~ '"A''''' Wv D. wULBEKE, Proprietor.