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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-28
@raufe mmO @mtfr6ftets l.
Or.

Or. Gtpagne'S
3ulamrnen9eebter Sprup bon 0tlottrIGen.
8enust nnb e~rnpfs5Ien pom zen beritnteiet aefstert ais
eas fGerfte RnD ~9sGibeite MatteL in Der SeiIana bon bart
ansaeBrunu, bIauea Suitens 8iptipsien, 9eiierteai f@ga9a
gt t,q,7as 20 SSss 2 s., !. , cen aasr ri,s Ssa,sTsn1 ssrS oSss sspa. glat,
belt, aaen 9aIS', Brut. nnc 2unSenleioens .aC~H5
osisgi Or. SwGpne'sf r7g6lI
snIatnMen9eiebter SDrup BON Wilbttr1den
%Sefnsst fa fss iiser Elm @ierteI SaBrsansert Dor per gBet
unO 1T Sf ~Dertanfen in ie6eui B~ewpbnten &betIe Der Gree.
q Or. @m1Yne'se 1ssa
5ulanmen9elebter SYrup BON g1ilbttrl@en
pirb 3useretet unter Der mnrnitteibaren GuIFdt ben Or. S.
Spa6ne, etnes 9ei@tdten arStes. Der feline profeiDnele 2auf-
lGer GSilban8, III et1er Der behet suno 6Heteit SanIel In
philadelphia, ia ~httletbt in Der Welt, n~nsetreien. Gr bieute
aa9ber etnen reSli9ea &erutn in benz P6tlabeIp5to Dispens
lare, ute nar etele Sabre iaA9 Nt3t I'M 9eipitaI unb alien
arr1enbauS fener @tabt. as 81 "
1s1sa sGa Or. @maSne' s ]Ha
3nlammen9eeBter SYrup bon 8tlOftrI9en
u eaHsr Sana a%ESsrIaills teia naies u~aa0eprats3 @rperintsats
lst!neEn Elm sSGiS srprobtses geittsI, bag 81 gasisnben BON
6annltsn III otelent ano I'M Ausl1noe 9snraHt9t niro.
Or. Smepne' SGIq3a sd 4
suIammen8eIebter Sprup DpR Wtlpfirl1en
ntm i&ds6arsn Baum. bic srits psI65ss isniais ii ii Sisieai sanf6s
~lIberettet nnree. lne bic en5isS tpetbe ELL reeeIm6Bt9er
aE5t @sueersttet. o6s!sEt$S big @amsa bon befaaatea asrstsm Bus
b~eret!nn8en bon 2etI6ttrl@et bet8eIe8t ftnb, Bic abet ntdt5
nit tbrer BereTtn9 3l tbu1 EabeR, uno pedbe Nan1el ben.
lelben nnr bst8efI8i itne, 6te aber ni1t3 nit ibrer @e1ethana |
gu tbnn taben, I'M ibnen einen Siuf si per19afen ua6 ser- |
mttsHt b~srielbsa ben gertaaf Ger Dee stdn BEL i~crsIofen ecu
ten %3afDrtern. |
d. Smapne's }aH1
3a( arnmen8eIebter @srup BON WtlDttrImeu
.@ergeifet nt4t! beB tbg, psHrs Der 2stb perROpft cbev
ntbt biulaA9li9 often ien lolte sr Il
Swayne'S SarIaparila unD S9eerzVtaeu
tn @erbnruMs nit BEN g8ilbfirI@en @brnp itebuiet; bieIe
Hilen fm6 Elm iGneleS ~reint9enbes 2arirumttel, oas aae b5fe
@aaabioncernn9en aus benr Mlaeen nno ben @ebdrrneu entg
fernt, ruobur9 nSuige @sIunbbet berseHelt miro. ~
A1- 3u6srettet ea8i4leBlid3 oar9 Or $. SpapneIi
NbtlSbelpbta. |
Cine 9er ptrO yer pot franco ~UerisuSet bel @1;pfana ben
IS e ent8. ~ -
@en a%Ofeifite gefeuunSem an oe5tee' 80 |
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on the s.o''. = gAiuable prize nigh N,ys b,sr
secured. Llout. Temple afterwards ,xpres.o,
Gus modification at hrr arrival, while be wa,
AZ anchor, accompanied with soma comment, ON
the imPossibility Of effective blockade, On
being informed in tho presence of Can Cro,,
ton, that the Caroline had dippei her colors 10
MINIS she came in ho regretted that h, hal not
noticed the fact, that he might hsv, roturn.
ed the compliment" The American cousul
samuel Whiting, Esq, objected to thu omatk
and ADVISED him TO resign his comn, sion and
return home, adding that he woll! do le.s
nam IN south Carolina than on board su Amer
can vessel "
Timothy Darling, Esq, we'll known mer-
chant at Nassau, formerly Of Calais, Maiue. in
formed Captain Z. that, at a dinner at his hsuso.
u, II. Temple said that il ordered TO aSsist In
ine commandment Of Charleston, ho " should
ooey' but with the same feelings az he should
ORGY comm and TO fire on the city of Boston, a"
Ihis may bavo been only aftor din1cr tall d"
MOI nor deliberate largusgc, and Leu,cnaa
Royal; south Carolina, may bs able TO provo
nms"li = true Union man al toart. Cspt,i,
ro-ton satoe further, that Il was not neca,,.,y
ior tue tlambeau 20 go to Kay West f,r coal
nhe could have anchored outsido Of \ as,u.
alongside tho coal Laden vessels, anl taker c,I
on botrd wi!' perfect Sif,iy. t,o S,..b.
otn block ide vc.s,ls were Ucc ,sionall, nr5,,i,,
at sil, but thoy ~ofo small aid r.ctp i
with officially hom the SYutho.n p,ft..
schooner nr'ed a,out thu 10Th. wr,ch l. al
l~en three weeks in getting out of IN, b,r,nr
OF 81. JOhn'e, flOiiia.
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=, ihore are ~ Catholic IT sh mcmbors in th,
~ itish Parliament.
a sum Of nearly six th ,usand pound. wss con.
u'p1,ed IN ireland during tho pSs, ,oar t,sart,
'ne 'unos ior tho hofrVrseauon Of tho Faith.
Fever, ofa contagious kind, 4, n,.,u,n,,,. 80,
the increase in the County Kilkenny, OWN, 1,
the dcarth Of fuel and food.
William Smith O'Bricn has been unsnimou,ly
elected Nico-Prcsijont Of tho Limerick Institu
tion.
The Directors VI tho Northern Bu king Com.
p'nl nave agreed 10 open branch office of their
establishment Ia kllheggan, County Wustneat1. b.
Col. Taylor, NJ. T., for the Co. Duhlin, while
shooti & hates AZ kuo Pa'k Lord PortarliuR-
to1 ooiato, was wouudod by tho accidental
di%harso ol his CUR, which carried away his
brow. ~
The Lord Li,u'. has sppointed the fo'lowing
gch'lomeu tiAh Sheriff. for too present yoat,
LiSutonant-Colonel Villsrs Ia Tou,he Ilstton
belmont House, for the Co. Wexford; Joha Is.
N'nish Mence, Esq for tho Co. Wottmonth
and Cooto Alexander Hamilton, Of Ashford. for
mo Go. Wicklow; Frederick Hugh Henry, Fan.
Lodge Park, S'raiftn, Go. Antrim J. !. BIZ.
Eer, Of Dundslk, Co, Arnsgh Harry Eust.cc
Iullow, 20. Carlow; Alexander Nosbitt. Lis
more, 20. CsNan: Hon. T. iwnd O'Brion Dom
oland, Co. Clare; Henry Harding, Mtcroom.
20 Cork, George II. Lindsay Glasnsyir. Co
Dublin, ard William !. Rltlund. a1ua,e for
the city OF DUhlin; Edward Irwin, Euni,killen.
20. toFmNnagh; Charles Cro,hie Tfsl,a. Co
Kerry. The il,a. CHARLES NJ Smyth of You
Gn"l, ha' To n appul ted llish .,I IiT io- tlc
,""uiy enh me k'a'nty, for tn city oC Ki
ko, ryi a. H. y. X inmi., Of O.. dan In,
land, To- the k,nra Co.; Tnlip Tam. K ia,
", g.. Mayc; C7Erl,s Cliko, n lyor,,. C..
lippsrsy.
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War Intelligence.
MOVEMENTS or RHBEL vESSKis AT NASSAU
The following is an extract from a private
latter received in this city

MOVEMENTS or REBEL vEs5Kis AT NASSAU.
The following is an extract from private
letter received in this city
NAssAU,N p. Jan 49, 1862.
The robel steamers stall come here from
Charleston, aud continue TO reach thai port ilom
hore in saiety. Wha' can be the reason The
steamer Car line arrived today from Charleston,
with cotton. ana is tram ntshiptng it on board ths
ship Eliza Bonzel which vessel came here from
England with a cargo, and transferred it 70 the
Isabella, which latter arIiyed safely in
Charleston, and is reported ready 10 leave
again, with cotton, 10 arriyo hore this
week. The steamer Gladiator went to COch-
fanes anchorage, and has transferred her gum
powCer and tv,n'y dyG thJuaard stand Of arms
| there. an yesseib Fave been al1nE'tc OF her by
NIGHT and sho il row liah'eacd three and q
| half feet. Tne United States gunbost tl!m-
| beau, hay irg 'd0tc tho state some service In
| going TO Key West and thereby giving the
rebels an opportunity 10 escape, arrived here
| four days ago and a. tho rebyl dag came over
| the haItor Today, iiyicg at tho peak Of tho Ca
rolinA, and = the Ella Marley (lsabella) is dai
| ly expected, Hle Flambtau will leave tomorrow
for Port RuGsl.
Tho Boston Posi- has information from Capt
erosion, who left Nassau on the 10Th ult. We
quote:--
Captain c. states that he saw the Caroline
for an hour or two before she entered the port
when some ak or seven miles outside. Thu
! weather was good, and bad the FlAmbeAu bssl
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Arkansas

Tho ii lc Rock DFNoCHAr speaks oi q TO.
hscco Il, tory at T. ntonville, benton county OF
ia-te tobacco factories IN Van liIren, Pike and
Washins ston counties, OF large saltpctrc works
in Nerton Co., ard turning Out large qusn1i-
ties. In Independence there arc fine salipetre
caves, which are being worked The rich load
mines in Newton county are rndoly worked.
Tho Bsllah minos, in Sewer county and d'o'
whero, yielding lead, sulphur and sulphurlc
acid. SAT- Is made on Wh,o river and down
pear the louisiana lne, with sal. works ON the
Ouarh,a. Mos,rs Harley & Co. have com
mcnced boiling and making salt. They have q
foundry at Camden, which turns out cannon
and they sent battery, under command o
Captain Reed, TO Oak Hills. There arc two
factories in Little Rock one Of which furnished
grapeshot for tho Army.
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, Mr. Jam's Daily journoyman nocl,ni, Of
Ia'c''oh' y. ~, rect 1T OF cali, a,ten-
u;n ~ a NO" .uHmlt no gun iuyon'oi by hum
self thc result OF aipht YEAR, c,r,r,l 49,;
mor1, IN which ho has oxnlus ,d h. nj, m.,,,
u H. intended 4 hn placed in the bow of tho
v,ss T. five or ton feet below tho line, ani M .,
jec ing about foot. These guns may bs placed
ON astmsll craft a. ships Launch, and can
w worked a. easily as gdn on dock. II de-
lower than thi' iron ia va d-thitGS ',eeti.'FS, ~
tho wood work Of hor opponent AMI G'cs d.
rectly through that Yea, ol and II tho balls
from those ,uni, in thoir course, should strike
tho opponent boilers, they must cad .Aom TO
cxulIlr.
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tFOT the sun
Mr.. Enron II am in favor Of the abolition
Of slavery If It can be done; but how can II DO
done when you cannot got 20 milcs on the other
side Of the Potomac, or got at the slaves to ireo
them in any Of the slays Sta'esI
OF what use would be proclamation from
Mr. Lincoln that all slaves arc declared FREQ in
all the States, when the very rebellion itself
cannot be put down. | should like to have
Greely, Garrison, Phillips or Cheever answer
this que stiOn. 1t will bO time enough TO talk
about abolishing slavery after a6olithing tha
obellion. and not before. Un,il this is done a
PROCLAMATION to abolish slavery will have just
about ss much effect a. proclamation to abol
ish snow storms, whih Winds or earthquakes.
l. =
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The Yellow Fever la Norfolk A Comau-
nirRtIon.
The Ex Mayor Of Norfolk, in private lott
after speaking Of the desoation, says:

The EN Mayor Of Norfolk IN pflNa'o letter
after speaking of the dosolation, says
have heretofore, In my limited aud r'ntract"I
notions, confined my IDEAS " generous AyinrNhy
10 NY own people and bounded my philanthropy hy
MAJ N and Dixun'I, OF some other iioh lnt . lnt
hereafter / will boast of pc pie iuhabitng TINS
I'M ,iuLrapc. within ~ broad folds aud recognizes
~ the members Of their own family ever suiuret
of this vast American Republic. We have Hhp u
ten thousand oi our people absent aud lear inuch
ue onnsoq FENCES Of their to cary return.
To tie Editor Of TAe Sun Nov AMI then
b,,ncloa.d cxira,l lIom an old ROW 'papsT viii
show how We were valued in tho hour oi naed
At tho time of the yellow fever which ragged
10 such a fearful extent in Norfolk row aat-
since a call was made on thor ngtthern ineLl'
for assistance, which was eLcerlully Afforded t'
great exteLt.
The Ex. Msyor who wrote tho abJNo may
| blush when he sees IT in pIint.
"MY COUNTRY, RIGHr OR WRoSd'
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MARKETS.
Tho New York Cattle sf.y,.s

Tm kARKEr.
IL waS very dlficult 70 tell when the marks, IN.
usually opens on Tuesday, and closes on We,-..-
aAy' G., 'ci iaN " OK aud began this, since, ovi.r
% the delay of trains by ice aad snow, sbou, ops
'nou'and herd of bullocks intended for l.u, we,h..
market did not arrive til amer the close Of b,,.,-
nos' on "Wednesday, and these have bean ~
ta''e' every day since. Those shippei for ,A,s
weeks market that have already arrived, num-
bcr about lsOoai9Oo part Of which sold on Tu..s,x
morning last 20 that the market opened this veear
with probably no, more than 100 on sale. n.
trains having arrived IN opening day, s,o,k VA.
iuiie hare "wts the case with buyers, and a.
though some " the caul. brokers held their stock
" an hivlnce upon our last quotations We think
very 'eW were sd At better ratoa than Iast veel.
unless u wn' small number of superior qu.Isy--
'h't r."S being very scarce, aud those who mus
have such Or their cusIouers have TO pay sskins
prices.
II ..gh the market eI dun on Tuesday. !,
~ 'n'd lu,e b. i'Ler yesterday morning, seve-uf
huvnttd cattle hsyitg arrived
~. r'inF ttr report from the various n,arket
llNc' 'n ttc city, horc have bscn received this
week '- ~
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NJ A r l N E .
MINIATU RE ALMANAC.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
STEAMSHIP R,Snuke, Couch. Havana, Lud-
lam a H,iuekeu.
suIFs-CoL ,itution, Jones. Liverpool, Williams
4 Guon, Thomas J,1erson, Rollins, for LlVerPools
J " Elwcll Co Augustus, BIaiUurn' Aniwerl'
VIM 4 Frcst; Cuban, tBrl Mclean, for Gl Sgow,
Chamlerlain, Phelps * Go; Romance oi 'he 6eas
Cough, san Francisco, y Comstock.
BARKs M. .uuqussh, Peacock, London, HCw-
land a Prothlnsh m D,oning Victoria, kAhra tor
C,ri. SC, uoln oe q Co: Texsna, Brand for PoIt
u ,yd, j A McGaw; Lunwar, tNor Mhhleson' Tor
Dublin. lunch. heincks d Wendt GaubAdis
u.yI Gibraltar IL D Brookman a Cos Lucky STARE
Nelson, San Francisco, Cpmsiock.
BRIGs-Itlante, Back Bsrbadoes ny rrow-
IrldgF A. M; Al lance, tPorp sears Liyerpooi. =
T. Ausiurk " Go; Catherine, tbrl Mulf, St J9nn..
NJ, Js p,@c!' u King PS' f"4'ae'pniA' q
IA P.st.
asCHooNERs-s PearsAll, PeArsAl, CheTryssones
RR PNker; kIoanor, Parker, Baltimore Dues
4 Co, Red Eagle, Brown Locust Point = h. auri-
Il slaght; Iukermau, tBrl Cook, HAliiAS, ., ~
| Whitney u o.; Jesse A WOodhouse, Thomas, ~
Thomas, X b Eldredge Eclipse Peter SON Tor -
Kits, Smith, Jones n Co; President, tBrl Loyell'
| st Thomas, Boys Hincken; TslehTAPh In,l ~
| yIsIn s, Pierre, ID X De Wolf DolphIn' kIok, iIr
Delaware Bay, nsster Q Tower, ErImuer, BAL
| um0re, 10; j II Autu, Be- amin, B.l tmoIe, do;
| YANKEE Do lie, Vanc'ief Bltmore do; Francisco,
| TLumpson Bostoh, @ l. Hatch; TALBOT, Ans
Lurg portland Brstt Co susan % JANE; w.isS. hlsr.
| Hunc /, Havana T. Phillips; Yankee b!Sde E
| New Haven Yatts, Porlrrds.d %.
sLooP-L A Green, Green, prummond'o"n'
ARRIVED
gTEAgsuRs O-prIy, Kenny. fm Providenoe'
viii m 81 /, 4 Bg inner.
O'tSrol, M.Leus Lin, Baltimore, with miSe 10
| WIN DNttl.
saIP-Iawrence, tnew, 1000 ton-l 1Ansn. n, "a
pnmaris,utta days, in ballast 10 L'"''n''' "H'a
u Co. ~.
BARRS -N,rulCg,, II ding Bay oA"I' ~ ne. I.
| ,'I.y- In L,Il,-ttl n Brewer . 60 ~ % ~
Az ~ hon G6 .lDke s,nr Aun Ess' ron pSs'sn ,Ss .a
| ,,nIv,i,l Islands I'd nst' lti % % lons o. ~
Nj Ar.bri 70, from Boston, bound iuth-
~ ina l,t 70 10 long u G, spoke bark Gs'diola,
"ni,ri,ne tN.rWegiaul Larsen, London Is days.
, Iaia,t To order. Has had strong westerly gales
| I ,utra passage Dec 18th, lat % 20, loug 10 so
! m. I'M With the Br bark B1yne, Glover hence Tor
| fl,rtWood, with a cargo Of grsin In sinking eIn-
lition, took of the captain and crew AMI on tha
10Th Dec spoh the Portuguese tchr MARIA InLhA.
or Europe tsince arrived oul and trsnJslrsd
tlhe crew OF the Bnyne) to that vessel tln' '' -
| the Boy no has been before repof'ed'l
BRIG-Judith somes Raymond, OF 3aa'.. a3uns - y
| aaTt fronn CarlenAs Jan. Ism, WIN uioaes'es ~
| Ws,.h Carver a Chase. Expereneei heay 49,
,hsr the entire pAssigs, Has been " aTs "'e'&
of HAtteIM
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VANTED-LADlE9 TO LEARN TO OPE-
w rate on Singer's, Wnseler and Wisnn's and
\ " sewing maohlnes learned por'e~, In al ~
l'nchee, and prsotioe on shop work, ull satisfied
ms, 81 alao machines Tor as's and " let-.Iei
'chAfd n, neaT stanton isfi gINy.IOs
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 L.BATTERsON's FURNITURE PACK,
"A ing establishing nt,6IG sixth ay'neAr io'h So al
10 IL t'cn or ordinary furniture, pianos, pier ~
Fl. gla.-e,, rich china and stNtuAiy, ptc"el
"a Ioved An the hest manner fOr shipping; large
Iyons for removing furniture In tie city ur " ine
IL s,x,h ay, for storage Of furniture 'el 2iSg'ln
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NEWING MACHTNES-LADfBS TAUGHT
~ " operate uu WheeoO q Wilson's and singers
swing machines practice on shop work terms
VI. dbS Canal 81. ia2O 2i'i2O
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ITO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
u one-hAlf the labor saved by using READS Sew
Ss MMSSns Ioa me on wholesale and retail, a. ,ns "a
JOHN READ, Jr, 4 90. iAs4 T9As'loi
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.VANTED-A GOOD UORSESIOER. AT
nv the shop Of JOHN CHAMBERS, P,rt Rich.
3D. staten Island. Apply At the shop, near the
4 and "a AvoA. G,i y.iOi
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+ | n A n c | A l..
Nnw woman. Mrlnrslnn. r.b. 8


The Stock market showed no mat,ris' chHnB''
Prices we're irregular, and the amount ~ tr1ns'c'
tious not large The Government stocks we're rather
lower, ard the wehern railroads generally were
heavy. The ,iIoIt 70 sustain them is daily more
ontrous. Aper the board the sales were more Nc-
tive at an advance in pIices.
There were sales Of current gold at ~ per cent.
premium at the board aud the rate IL nearly the
same outside.
r. ere vas little more demand or sterling bills
at nay a III, and 1l2H all3E for o. mmon names
The Nova scctian brings dates T. the 2i,h" ~ Jan,
Consols Q2nt a93.
There is a little letter demand Cor money, owing
10 the discussion in relation 10 legal tender. Mort
gogea that Layc been allowed g. run over due arc
now called in, and payment required in specie
which Involves the payer u su extra expense " so
per cent.
Tho banks pay their notes when "a notary presents
tlom, iu specie, lat tho notary 10 reported AZ A.
| bany t. take ia chance 'r q neg appointment
Tic m,ItorI ualle fer tie muuVu Of January ha'
| CON aa r. l.y,g.-
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|NEWIN0 MACH1NES-LADIkS TAUGHT
~ W operate On Singers and w6e. er \ Wilson'S
owing machines, by an old experienced teacher.
'rrscAne nl per'ect on military work, and other
PORK, And recommended ~ shops Ansr learning,
rom 81 y 81 81, 81 81 Stanton 81 near Allen pr.-
y Ne dwelling. ials shcsl2C
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WANTED.

A RTIFICIAL LOWER MAKERS WANT.
A ed-c0 girls W learn " make An hcia Flowers;
sages paid while learning. Apply ~ No. 200 Est
Broadway, basement door. fe4 s'lfO
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hR. c. A. WHITES IMPROVED ARTiti'
[Dcinl Teetb-whole sets 80 and upwards; teeth
Il,d % cts D. a. AL work warranted, ant ~
ali the prices charged elsr where. once is blni
| /, and III Arch st, Philadelphia. 30 S.IOg
hR. W. BEACH, AUTHOR or TIE
~ American Reform Practice, IN connection VIA
boz. j. BEACH, have taken an oihcs NJ las ka' sam
Il, between I'd aud Sd AyeA- once hours rom
{sil A. NJ, and 8 " p. h. 10 HAo'lo
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|NANTED PATTERN MAKERS-GOOD
Nv workmcu, acquainted with furnace a,i
we work RICHARDSON, BOYNTON = CO, 300
'nd II. t5 2'iJi
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MIL LTTARY INSTITUTE, Cor
D Fulton and Pineapple sts-InstruCtion In the
following branches school Of the Company aud
Elttali.n, Fencing, Engineering, MHhemst'cs. In,
Itruction In the School " the So.A@, win use OF
Gymnasium, 81 per month. jaso Flw
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LNANTED-A BRUSIMAKER THAT
Nv under,tsn Is boring and drawing, and rnsk.
r. his own patterns, spply 2i7 Pearl A. IIlMAN
NTH. fe5..'ll
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.
DR., ZHLL's NRRVINR POWDERS.

NAY be given unknown 70 ,hsl drinksr in coffee,
|lea or liquor. - A.
IT,; Mrn. HAYES, lTb Fulton -, Bruo&lyni j.
4 :. bRIRsT, 46 south seooni ST., WilIanI-hursh,
and DI. AaRCRR'5, 22l BlVs1 ~ ksWask, ~ j,
iAqO 9kAcsOO
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EOR A FEW DAYS.
ABLE BODIED MEN WILL BE RECEIVED
INTO The FIRST RB,-IAKNr N. ~. v.
TAis isrxinen. commanded by

BE hero of the Mexican war, IL ABOUT 70 be hledi o
y maximlm number. Sworn in but for twp years,
hss but Efteen months 20 ssruc, when each man
will receive bounty Of SiO0-mAkinx his pay, II
" jotns notc, equal 81 nearly
TWENTY DOLLARS A MONTH.
D. applying at tho Recruiting Ofhce, No. 70 Broad
way, the applicant receives At once Uniform, Rd-
Tons and Idy rom the same day, aud ia sent to
newport News Va, where the regiment ia plea
santy situated, being In bdrrdrks irnh bs,is AMI
stores, &c. This regiment has ,lsN the finest baud
any IN the field, the pisces beng Of German all
yer Those desiring ~ enlist will hnd u ~ their
sdkresi to apply first n Lieut.. Col. j. FRED
PlERsON, ~ Broadway, Recruiting Once. iali gl,c
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= Y " ITNU hINI y NTlN-INUTEN TlE NKNTD
T. operate on Singers Vine ler q wilson,
ems ", or n ct7. per Lesson Singers Panty
ar cabinet, SO two Singers NJ. tr sale che AZ.
r.. and No I W. q w, cheap: Empire NJ. 3 chetp
revchange ~ Chryste 70. front bsss reut 70 i'tS
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ITO CARTNiEN-TuOELEY'S FOOD FOR
Il horses and cattle, rock sat the .Hst and most
convenient article ior horses, X, ii. ALLEN *
co., lS9 aud lgl Water ~. lr' o'lzz
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DO operate on Singers, Wheeler d wills as ma
ehinea by an experienced operator; terms T5 centa
On all kinds of work. Alsp one Singer macnins tNa
3 for sale; price $40, At No. Allen 81, near Dyis-
IA. jlSo 2tac't91
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CEWING MACHINE NEEDLFS-GREAT
- reduction in prices Toe lost and cheapest
needles In tho market At ll3 E.n sl., A d. FER
NOT, MRnuflCturer, l'25 Hia''llA
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CTEAM POWER WANTED-WANTED 4
- large room, or two rooms, with twelve T. six
teen horse power, for manufacturing purposes.
Address W Box 1896 p. o., with full pArticu-
lars AZ 10 size of rooms, terms, &c. no other cu-
munloati IA vii. be- noticed. reiG'll2
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u ECRUITING OFFICE. 4so BROADWAY

X BCkUlIlNd CfFlCE, $50 BROADWAY
Men Wishing to join good reenmants now in
NE neid. good opportunity now Ia ofered by call
hy :. headquarters. $50 Broadway. si0O bounty
viii be pad n the expt1hon of the service Lieut.
ALBEIT L.IpLowERIof Sis, Regt N. Y. s.. ",
repuAr recruiting officer, rs elarsi29
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CWeak siglt improved -Prufes sor FRANKS celr.
bratei eye preservers, accurately adjusted o. de-
'ectiye vision, by an experienced pra ca OPT clan.
Spectaoles bought, sold taken IN eEclan3c or re-
paired. 2SS Grand st, near E,IrdEe. ie5 2isc'll3
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FROSTED FEET AND CHILBLAINS-
Il RELIEF QUICK AND CERTAINLY using
DIT BtslPs MAGIC CREAM LlNlMENr. Dep'
$50 Greenwich st, and druggists generally. Price
10 cts. la2b llac'l04
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JOSEPH THORNE, MACIIINIST AND
y Manufacture Of sewing machine needles,
MOVED To
No. 30 and 20 West Houston ~, ". Y. l3l 6'lA
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r EAKY ROOFS CURED AND Warantod-
Awi.h ELLERY'5 India Rubber Paint ct inD,.
bso Grand, lbs Bowery, 81 Park Row, is Eighth Nv.
Tested on 5000 roofs. positive remedy, laI2 2Aac'
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'AILHCS Lol seized ex-Gover-
Jackson hetuD nlartstinp q,
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GROCERIES.

BARGAINS IN TEAS, WINES, FLOUR,
ID Groceries aud Provisions.
Teas from 2Oc upwards. Good black or mixed
from Doc r. TO-,
Co1ass, fresh ground, 10, II, 10, Ia 80 and 2oo.
Sugars, ~, 4 ~, v, w and 100.
Hams, best quality, 70.
Shoulders, do, &c,
Soap, Dc. 80 ID. for 81.
Starch, +kc.
Aolasses, Boo, gall
Rice, &c. H.
Flour, warranted, % 81 per bbl.,
and all other goods kept in hrss class grocery
house Cut tbs out and bring II slong that yov
won't forget the No, 200 GrseriN,h st.,
- cor, Murray.
THOMAS y AGhEW,
wno"a''" sr' Reset n'"",. fnu-s '~," ~,.lar