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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-28

Lost CAild.-A little boy, too young to tell his
name, who wandered away from his home yester.
day evening may be found at Mrs. Parkers. on
Broad street, two doors below the African Church
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The Second Arkansas Battalion.

To-day, Saturday. June 2sth. is the twenty sixth
anniversary of the death of James Madison, his de-
mise occurring June 2Sth, 1886.
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TT1WENTY BOLLARS'REWARD.-Iw u.,,1.
above reward for the return Of a DARK b,v
HORSE, tue properly Of Capt Warner G. s. Pisa
that escaped from my Office IN front Of the shsel.
Warehouse. on Saturday last He is Of mex-
size dropped rump, has severed saddle marks rrs
small white spot on his left hind ankle, and us
fresh scar on his right PAGES finely. Had on vA.p
he left black Mexican saddle, very high in firm
and behind, padded beneath. He has presuus
been taken up by some one who Ii anxious to n
turn him, which no will please do at my r-si,sue.
on Cary, between I'd and I'D streets and recei,.
the above reward
je ss-3tt T1IOs. TlNsLEY JOHNSON
CyTOLEN-FIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-Sn
/ len from in front OF Mr. Saundsrss door
light bay MARE, with one white foot, and
spot in her forehead; with blanket under he,
saddle had ON a double rein bride. and halter
with rope attached to it, When she was La, ssn
a boy was. on her, riding towards the Fair Ground
The above reward will be paid on her return TO my
camp, on the Turnpike Road, about 81 miles from
Richmond, and NO questions asked.
Capt s. SWAN.
ie cs-3ts 9th Va Regt, Caroline Cavalry
1--WE DOLLARS REwARD-L0sT-On tie
9Th instant small Spanish Poodle DOG. He
has brown eyes, ID entirely white: the hair on hi.
body has been recently clipped, and Curls that on
his tail Is long; he Is somewhat hard IF hearing.
wilt give the above reward for the delivery Of hs
deg to me at Miss Yerby's boarding house, on Sd
street. between Clay and Leigh.
10 2e--3t. THO. W. EDWARDS.
IlTRAYED OR sTOLEN-sa0 REWARD-Frou
- Mr. Tnyior's, near Fairfield RaceCoursc. two
roam ambulance HORSES, about IA hands high
Ono Of them lame from sprain In the left for
knee Said Horses were taken, or strayed away
about O'Clock on the morning Of the 10th. Thu
above reward will be paid for their delivery to th
undersigned THOMPSON HARRISON.
Captain and Paymsster,
Gen. Magruder's Corps, Army Peninsula.
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES,

UTANTED.--Two SUBSTITUTES wanted by
w me. Apply to
JOHN w. RAGLAND
At Sam1 D. Hicks's, Commission Merchant
je 2S-2ts Cary street.
uTANTED-A SUBSTITUTE for a cavalry
w company. Liberal price paid for person
who can come well recommended Apply at the
Powhatan House between ths hours OF and 10
o'clock. ie Is lit.
1.-TWO SUBSTlTUTES-Two well recommended
i young men are willing to go AZ EUBSTI-
IuTES if liberal Inducements are offered. Cav
airy company preferred Address. stating terms,
by letter. to !" ID. L." Post Office. Richmond Va
jc 2S.-2ts
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RUNAWAYs.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-For my VIC.
i man VIRGINIA. commonly calls herself Jen
ME. She left my house on the morning OF the 9th
instant, was seen In Richmond soon after, and has
been s.cn several times since Cary street, be-
tween 18th and 18th She is of mcdiurQ size, quite
dark thick. bushy hair, draws her words, has .
black mark Que cheek, is about ~ years old.
Any information that may lead 10 her recovery
will be hbsraly rewarded Of tho above reward win
be paid for her delivery. II. q. ARCHER.
Manchester, June u, ls6e. je 26-4tt
nANAWAY-@N MISUNDERSTANDING from
n, lakewood Cemetery, june Goth, = colored wc.
nsa.l named TEMPY, about feet high, gingerbread
color, has two ftont teeth ont. She has : husband
IL Goochiand viii give the above reward 4 yhe
ret her. JOHN REDfoRD.
je2s 81 Oakwood Cemetssy.
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.

We append some intelligence from late number
of the Union, a paper published by the Yonkecs in
Norfolk
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OSTA On Thursday morning, the s6th inst, y
i tween Mr. r. Adams and Kent, Paige Co.'S
Hospital, two pair morocco SLIPPERS. The End
er will be suitably rewarded by leaving them at ny
store JACOB EZEKIEL,
Ia 10-.lt No 4 Main street.
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AMUxxMkNrs

TlAcnNI 6ICOYY !--76s subssssbee hss ~
cd scf sss. several loss y a.s ..
~. - - 49, NJ. 3 PU0n.
d. oAnskss sap.
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CTOLEN-A gray MARE, blind In both eyes VA
- stolen from opposite Augustus Clarkes Hard
ware Store Franklin street. 4 liberal reward viii
be given by delivering her to the subscriber We
Irby's stable. lie s8-3t'l A. r. BUFFiS.
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CTRAY HORSES to my farm, four miles
- from Richmond on the Newmarket road soous
ten days ago, two HORSESHOE . bay pony sad
the other small iron gray Horse, about six yean
old. The owner ia notified to CALL pay charges, aud
take them away, or will proceed according to Law
i. as-3ta JESSE T. CLARKE
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CTRAYED Or STOLEN--From the Exchsngs
- HefeI alley. near Trinity Church, my gray
MARE She disappeared yesterday friday sbeu.
. o'clock A. NJ She had on black saddle. stitched
all over, and single bride. liberal reward viii b
given for her delivery to DIR. J. BlMCCAW,
IL 2a.-.at1 5th street, bet Grace and Fraakiin
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ference Of opinion with themselves, aud for fear
essly utterng their sentiments; and even incarce-
rated our honorable women for similar cause. per-
hitting their armed ailors to watch and insult them
in the privacy Of their cells They have placed the
press Of the COUNTRY wherever their power extends,
under censc rship aud in numerous prohibited
the circulation of papers, broken mp taeiS forms
and scattered their types to the winds.
They wcre restrained from infringing the right
Of the people to keep and bear arms. They have
dsarmed large portions Of the people Of one OF
the States still In their Unicn. aud hunted and
baited those in others who have presumed to keep
their own arms against their mandate.
They were expressly prohibited from quAlt.ring
soldiers In any house, without the consent Of tho
owner and not even In time OF war but In . man
ner to be prescribed by law. They have net only
thus quartered them, but they have nstigated their
soldiers whom 20 QuarteFed to plumber them Of
every valuable. and wantonly to destroy what their
cupbdity could not carry away. They have not
only shot down helpless owners who ough: to have
been rcyeuenced for their age aud sex. but have
consumed the owners and their dwellings, In one
undistineuished cordagrstion- Aud when they
have professcd to pay for property Illegally Oh
tanned, they have paid the owners IN pretended
money, which they have previously csimiaaliy
counterfsitee. anddebssed.
twas expressly provided that no pesson held 10
s1rncs or labor In ons stats under H. laws there
Of Escaping into sneehsr should. IN eoasequeace ef
any law Or Regulates therein. b disebazsed iron
meh service y ahse lst should be delivered ur q
elain Of The party 70 uAam sasA absvtes ~ lAbee
might b dse Ara yst Dr. hare syssly iaseiss-
ted car slsves 70 eeaps. hs,d them Be the pewer q
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CTRAYED-from High Meadow. about 2 mills
1 from Richmond, on the I'D inst, large. hiss
horned BRlNDLE COW, with gray spots Shes
her body. A suitable reward will bs paid for hG
delivery 10 me. VIM. CULLINGWORTH.
he aS-lts Union Hill. Venable street.
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ssc'ry q she Csmmonwes
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-08-06
Orphans Court Sale

BY VIRTUE OF AN dlias ORDER OF
the Orphans Court of Cambria county. the
undersigned will expose to public sale, at
Cresson IL said County, on Wednesday the
the 10th day of August next. 1t ene o'clock
=: NJ, the following real estate If which
Thomas H Porter died seized. viz
A certain lot Of ground situate in the
town oi Munster, fronting on the Hunting
don, Cambria. and Indiana Turnpike. and
extending oack to Poplar Lane. known and
designated on the plan Il 81. ! town l.v the
number l54. having thereon erected! a small
frame Dwelling House
ALSO-A certain other lot of ground
situate in the town of Munster aforesaid
known ard designated on plan Of said town
by the number l55, having thereon erected
a large Frame Barn.
ALSO-A certain other piece OF parcel of
land situate partly III the town of Munster
and partly in Munster township. aiipiniuy
lands late Of Francis Brady. deceased,
Peter Sweeny and others CONTAINING l20
acres more or less, about 90 acres uf which
are cleared.
ALSO-A certain lot Of ground. Ccon-
tanning about one acre) situate at the head
of Plane No. 4, Washington township, on
the Northeast side the old A. p Railroad
adjoining lot of the heirs Of Charles B. Ken
nelly, deceased, and other lands of which
Thomas H. Porter died seized. having there
on erected large two story Frame House
with back building attached, and a large
Frame Stable.
ALSO-The one undivided half. part Of
certain piece or parcel Of land, situate in
the township of Washington aforesaid, ad-
joining the old \. Z. Railroad. lands uf the
( heirs of Charles b Kennedy, deceased. F.
VI. fTRTtrfrE- n y -
acres, having thereon erected three Dwell
ling Houses, 1t being same piece or parcel
of land. except a lot of one fourth of an
acre devised by Sarah Porter to her tiar,rh-
ter Mary Kennedy. conveyed by Paul
George and wife u said Sarah Porter. by
their Deed datel the first day Of December.
a D.. 1881
ALSO-To one undivided part Of a GER
tain other piece or parcel 81 land situate in
Washington township aforesaid. adjoining
lands Of the estates OF William Brady and
Edward Donaldson. and other Land of said
Thomas Ii. Porter. containing - acres and
lj2 pcrChes. more OF les, havi:g thereon
erected two Dwelling Houses.
ALSo-A certain other piece or parcel
Of land situate In Washington township.
aforesaid. aijoinin. the piece last above
mentioned. and other lands Of Thomas. II.
Porter, and lands Of the heirs uf William
Brady, deceased. containing SO acres more
OF less. about 20 acres of which are cleared
and having thereon erected a Cabin House.
TERMS One third Of the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation Of sale.
and the residue in two equal annual paw
ments thereafter with interest. to he secured
by the judgments and mortgage o. TIE pur-
chaser PAUL GEORGE.
Jc25-6t 1Ga,iHj5irNtoT-
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Howard Assoc.ation.
PHILADELPHIA.


EOR TIE RELIEF or TIE SICK
u AMI Distressed. afflicted with Virulent
and Chronic diseases, and especially foT the
Cure of Diseases OF the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the
Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS On. Spe-nsator-
rhua OF Seminal weakness, and other D.s-
cases of the Sexual Organs. and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed IN the Dispen-
sary. sent TO :he afflicted in scaled letter en-
velopes, free of charge Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address. DR. J ShILLIN H0EGHTON.
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, Ne. -
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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EEJxes The Great Cause Of
. Es HlMiN MIAEhT.

Just published IN a Sealed envelope ; Price
Gets
a LECTURE By DR.. CCLVERWELL.
ON THE CAUSE AND CURE Of Sperma-
torrhma, Consumption, Mental and Physical
Debility Nervousness Epilepsy; Impaired
Nutrition Of the body; L7sSitu5e Weakness
of the Limbs and ofthe Back ndispoSiti,u
and Incapacity for Study and Labor Dull
ness of Apprehension Loss Of Memory.
Aversion to Society Love Of Sulitude: Tim
idityI Self Distrust Dizziness Headache
Affections Of the Eyes PimpleS ola the Face
Involuntary Emissions, and Sexuzl Iucapac-
i;y; the Consequences Of Youthful IuGiscre-
ton. &c. &c.
TTThis admirable Lecture clearly proves
that the above enumerated, often self afflict-
ed evil may be removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical operations
and should be read by every youth and every
man IL the land.
Sent under seal to any address. in a plain
sealed envelope. on the receipt of SIX cents
or two postage stamps. by addressing.
DIR. CHAS. J. C. KLINE
I27 BOyyery. New York. Post
Office Box, 1856.
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EsrA TIE OF ROBERT FILM. Decd.

WHEREAS letters Of administration on
the estate of Robert Finn late of Summer
bill township, Cambria County, deceased.
have been granted to the subscriber all
persons Indebted to the said estate are here
by notified to make inlmediete payment.
and those having claims 10 present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
July lSG2-6t WM. KITTELL.
ddH,'r cU,g f"S'Gwepto anRero.
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Watch, CLOCK. Aid JEHELRY STORE

WiIN SIREET. .JOHN.STO IN Pa
LEWIS LUCkHART. begs leave 10 an
nounce that he has always large and varied
aSSUrtmen Of all the various articles peculiar
- MS business Repairs promptly and
carefully attended u.
John~tovn April. / lssI e.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TOWN LOTS N EBENSBURG.


TOWN LOTS IN EBENSBURG.
Lot No. l47, having thereon erected a
Small Stone House. adjoining residence uf
Rev. Mr., HARRISON.
Lots l75, lsG. 49,. lSs. a square of lats
fronting on Lloyd street Lots l15 and I7G
adjoining residence Of John Lloyd. E-q -
Lots II and "f lot II adjoining residence
Of Geo. c. X Zahm. Esq Let M. - cor
neI of High and Phaney STREET All the
above are desirable building lots
ALSO acres Of LAM. g Of Of which are
in the Borough, fronting On Julian street
The Carrolltown Plank Road runs through
this property-It will be divided intn lots Il
suit purchasers.
ALSO l25 acres Of land situate In Cam
bria township. known of the Pryce Hill
Farm, about Forty acres cleared. adjoining
lands Of John Williams. Wm. O'Keefe.
Pryce >nd others. ALSO 200 acres situate
in Cambria township adjoining lands Of
Alex. MNicker, John M'BTiie and others
ALSO leo acres situate near Henlock IL
Washington township. adjoining lands Of
Jacob Burgoon, Charles Noon. Richard Sharp
and others
ANY or all Of the above described property
will ce sold on very accommodating terms. if
application oe made to JAS. C NOON OF
PHIL S. NOON
Ebens6urg April 2i-tf
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y. VI. Pettensin \ CO.,

Advertising Agents. ll9 Nassau Street
New York, and 10 State street, Boston,
arethe authorized Agents for the DEN
ocRAT & SENTINEL and the most infiuen-
tial and largest circu atinS Newspapers in
the United States and Cana6as. They
are empowered - contract for rs at our
LOWEST TERMS.
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propcers located one on esch side Of the stern also
taking up the rcooil o. the gun by means Of india
rubber. TIE gun is mounted midship, pointed ~
wards the bow, and u loaded from below by de
pressing tie nuzzle dowuwads The hull of this
boat is constructed Of iron, fO1 feet In length. 90
feet besn, and about ! ieet deep. She draws bout
~ feet light, and feet when submerged. Her
speed is II miles an hour light, and ~ miles when
submerged. She is not iron clai, with the eNccr-
ton - tie bow, hut in action when suhmers-
ed has two fet Of water between the two
decks, AMI presents lut small surface
uYuu which the enemy can bring CJr
cannon g. bear. TIE Nsucatu.s VIII he supplied
with two - James twelve I Irt 'owitzcrs, AMI
vii have q crew " about twtutg-f p men, wiz
b.at,Vain, gunner, carpenter N' flartormas-
ters, fourteen soamen, steward, cook . servant
Mr. ". W. shiprcu. agent fr TIE II A,u Land
and lmrr women, Company, will ra u.' iu t.'H 10
sry command. Tho otrc,rs are as f.N .st-Li,ut
J. Wal wilson, - tie L 5. Revenue service. first
Seer T. L. Morton, 500 .ul .scor; I. ..Has Liz
-,., engineer. IT,, ,hs,rs' quarters are o. I,,A.
wH,uiu action hut one person Is necessarily cr.
posed Oh lttk.
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MILITARY NEWS.

order, have been received 10 transfer the polti-
"a, p,i ,ners confined at Fort Lafayette 10 Cover.
80 Island, and preparations have accordingly
beent maui III 'HsNs "''.'''h "' ue,r reception
srt y were expected yesterday, but had not ar
up N a late hour in the afternoon.
epurchased steamer MSdgle, formerly freight
ner, plying between this city and Philadelphia,
= .lput into commission yesterday At the Brooklyn
- Yard.
hahe sbp Morning Ijgb, lon ,be yard ,os,ord.,
be blockad.ns fleet She carries an armament
ght s2-pouuders broads.de. The purchased
ner wamsutia had steam up vest rlay, and
Expected 10 snil In the course If tie evening
10 hundred aud fifty men, brought home by the
; e Roanoke were sent On board the recevac
Sorth Carolina yesterday, A great portion ~
fJappeared t. have lost nearly all their kit and
were, in consequence, clothed anything MI
Bmly.
.Jn departure of Mr.. Stevens gunboat, the
fn1tuck, bias been delayed At Hohoken several
EURnsequence Of Government having direct.
A he monster Uuion gun, now At the RIP
1ESshould be substituted in place u the loolb,
DIN. This order has been comterm,llel,
.e rifed gun has again been re-mount'i, and
iHrle craft will be hSuled out into the -tream
1<EidAy, preparatory ~ her departure. The
1IgA,uck Is not intended to be model Of Mr.. Ste,
iron clad battery, but h de'gn'd 10 Illustrate
FOR two novel ideas connected with that mon
llikus engine Of war, vi1i
20 ability h sink and raise yesHo, with great
idiiyi 90 tOru aud manage her " meaus o. Sc
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Fires, Inauc-,-. Accidents, &c.

A Cuup Rex OvFW ASp KfLLEp.--A child,
five years oll, son f I l.uru Stokes. OF he .-tr
le a9th ay'nuo car, anl instantly k,n,l Cor.pr
Wiliry will u..I nu inquest today. The driver %.
thc car Was ARRESTED.
SUDDEN DrNru.-Gcor:c W. Burke dicl
suddyuly,y vstrdty,u a Ftu,,rg st.rr.Nliir.l'f E..
iur g'Nss ~ lot rum. Tlrtuu.u,r was u.f.i ....
AMI will hold au inquest upon tle badly today
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pstNJt:sg.ANE.Os -.

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t.. }I.tu ..t..t 20
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN
Ilbo accommodated With board also single
gentlemen, at W 30 week. Call flr week lH
Ludlow IT. mA2O 3'laT
pOARDING-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
- men can ba accommodated with board and
rooms, by applying al
mh2D 8'l1s sos Pear st.
FURNISHED EOOMSTO LET TO LADIES
or geutlrmep stove and eI,kiug utensils At
Hudson.
80 H0-CHIEAPESr BOARD IN THE
EN~'cO States, Nice rlpms, with good board,
~ 30 to So = week, and upwards. Ladies and
families suited less than say tLsg L'ls, 49, isw-
dsS is2l .44e lis
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hll NARKELN NEW mEKKINGS
LOST AND FOUND.

7 ONr ON TIE l2III OF MARCH, IN
- ~ nonr the llohoSou terry-housr, a M'sNc
Brooch, Boa plain gold s'ttirx, the iul,r will
cr.yr - reward, and the thanks Of the owner, hy
returning Il 10 100 Washington IT. Honokou y. j.
Il REWARD LAST NIGHT IN
~ coming from Brooklyn T. New York by Crtha-
riue Ferry, Hu account BOOK. of mo- use g. any one
hut The owner m" finder will receive the reward
by leaving i At oa CNu,i t. ISAAC MARKS. l,a
O. REWARD-.LOST on FRIDAY MORN
'-D my black spaniel, r,d COLLAR un, marked
Prince, Return g. fIuruuCo Hotel.
GID REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
'TlO ieluyrry of the horse aud wagon hired from
the stable ut BENIAMlN WADE, lOth 49, aud Ave.
G. March 18Th, 1862. rnckuwHy WAGON, black horse,
scar uu the near hud foot Tie above reward will
be- Paid ior tine recovery N such AMI no questions
asked. mhlg 3'll3
SO1 REWARD-LOST IN THE VIlNl-
" Ity OF $40 It and a., nyeuuc--a Lady, Gold
Hunting ease watch suauImulIrd with scru'l-vurk
"a back ami hunt. link chain was attached,
with two lrytHud . one dollar gold piece. The
above reward will be- paid ou returning the same Ia
i,u william a. lU3
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STlsAMuOArS.

nor ERlDGEpOEr-FAR 80 CENTS
The steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Peck
SIP T.. r., every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
At T. o'clock, noon, arriving iu bridgeport IN time
g. connect with tho NuulHtuck, New Haven, Hart
.rd, and spriu- irld L. H. Rcmuiug-Le
Bridgeport tyrrr Monday, Wednesday and Friday
muuiua's At los o'clock, IN Ihs arrival OF the
N,w Uyru cars. Freight taken. mhlT Osllk
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Court OF General sesaIon..


James Elliott 4 Henry Wrinkle, the Principals in
a he prize night IN New jersey, pleaded guilty 10 a
Ia ne ,aso Of their seconds, nOle i,rosequi was
rendered,
Application hr order ~ discharge an attachment
against considerable amount Of money belonging
b John Hunt charged With abandoning his wife,
Jas InaGs and granted. Nc other business was
EansaCFd.
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DRESS.

SIIIRTS! SHlETSii & COLLARS,
- Cheap, Also, Frrmcu's Shirts! Firtmru's
Shirts, ~ 25!. Al the Mechanics shirt store,
3gG Grlud ~. Ny nH2O 2isC'li4
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nLD RnMrRY TMENTKE-

old BOWERY THEATRE
~ FRIDAY, MARCH y, 1862,
sympG,h6ti, ii'urft & The
WIDOW AND ORPHAN,
OF rUE LATE CAPT NATHANIEL GORDON
tNuFR TIM At SPICES on
COMMITTEE OF FRIENDS,
WHO PLEDGE THEMSELVES THAT THE RE-
CEIpIS SHALL NJ GIVES TO THE OBJECTS
or TIk OVATION.
LEt TlE Cu trNllLE kESpOND.
REMEMBER 1IiE WIDOW AND ORPHAN.
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ARrICLEs FOR SAFE.

TOR SALE CHEAP HORSE, COAL
l. cart aud harness; hu Is sound aud kind ~ DO
sold separate togrther the horse T. be sold for
$40 To- be seen al Jd9 First ay, BET goth and also
st. %