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Chance tor Business tilen.

4 PARTNER WANTED.--In a respectable
N CAsH-PAYING BUSINESS and we'll established
amount required, $40 to 800. Iuquiro In tho Lun
Der Yard No. l3S7 Broadway, 3Ihst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

TVNO DYSPEPTICS.-DAVY ERVALENTA
CRACKERS restore the digestion, rosns,e the bowels
develop the appetite aud cost much lee. than enrttes IN
near Houston. SEQ circular.
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miscellaneous.

BRUSHES of every description at the BRUsH
ID FACTORY No. $40 Pearst, HaTpers Bpildng Az
articles lowest factory prices PAINT BIZ SHE'S Of
q superior quality constantly on hand. JOHN X HOPfEL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

CUOW CASES. d FERSIi Man.
pf,,turet, have removed 10 No lj2 Chsthanss oppo
ste The Ihsacr All kinds Of Slow Cases kept on hand OF
n sd. 20 order q, prices to suit the times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

CUEET IRON-Russia, Belgian, and patent
po,bsd imitation Russia Sheet Iron. escorted pgmoes
Also lin Roofing Plate Charcoal, aud Coke.
4. A. THOMSON CO.. No 2l5 Wstsrst
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Epeual Noiires.

General Society of Mechanics and Tradesin !,
Of the City of Newyork.Ihs IsssSf S rcsSsy
Society will be held ~ Mechanics hSl, NO. 80 $50,
THIS IWednesdsyl EVENING G. one hour aiter sunset
WILLIAM VAN NORDEN, Secretary
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Real Gstaic for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A very
~ choice country scat. double GOTHIC COTTAGE, u
rooms beside store and closets well laid ou
and fancy carrsge house. in Wechester County Location
healthy and select fine views &c tins from city an hour
II sold by the l0h April win be cold at AUCTION
Inquire of J. l.. NANDEWAIEIi vita A Journey No. so
Roadway.
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CASH PAID for OLD NEWSPAPERS, PAM
~ PHLHTS, and OLD BLANK BOOKS.
ST0CkWELL EMERSON, No. - Ann-s'., basemsp'
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Co Ell.

4 COMFORTABLE aud economical DWELL
~ nc TO LET a.torv HOUSE In P.Fi = f~>i
nom Bsafolaa, Rsui oily saJ. Aypy to &. khOA, no.
2i2 broadway.
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(N0TfAGE AT NORTH ORANGE 10 LII.
yil.t m. ola music dealers co,ttxe 20 l-, ro,Ts,
acre o. land plenty Of gspes AID Other isnt hne well o.
water WARDEN in hon god soIoo' snd
One hour from. S.w.iorE Apply to NH p AiLLhIi
No % BI adWay. OF ~ Dc C0ase
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Tho PoJytechnic Association OF the AmrFi'ah
fp.tisnte will meet THIS OVodaesiay) ENfNiNS 81 I.
""''' CHARLES A. JOY. Chairman.
IT D. crKrsoS Secretary.
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NENTRAL PARK LOTS for SALE.-TWO
~ LOTS on 9sth-st.. 600 feet from 5ihsy. APplyto
J. HOMER, Gas Fixture Manufacture No AZ dreenef-
last 3lsT-ST.-A HOUSE for SALE near
~ Msdson-av for 500 3lay. for $500 near I'd
Az. fOr st go. near lstsv Tor $500. -
T. q PRATT No. Y Pine a.. Room NO. =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

Lecture-Aaroa Rurr.-Iho Rev. WM II. MIL
BURN will deliver this highly instructive Lecture at John ST
NJ =. Church, TIL RsDAY EVENING ReJt at O'clock.
Doors open :. Tickets IS cents be had 81 the door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-02

Rutgers Institute Lecrures.-The iourth Lecture Of
Course will be delivered THIS Wednesdayl EVENING,
n Chape OF the Institute o'clock by the Rev. ;.
FOSTER D. D. Subject; Reform
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CAST-IRON SMOKE-JACK for chimney;
~ and all kinds Of water Graf less expensive than sheet
iron Jacks end times durable. Manufactured and
sold by H. TONPklNS, No. Erontst, BTookJn one osoeA
from Fulton Ferry.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

DoY WANTED-IN AN IMPORTING COMMISSION
ID house OF about u years Of TO run errands &c he
menaiions Salary for the present per week. Address
(post paid with reference, Boy, box l,9,S Post Office
The New York herald., 1862-03-04
RESTAURANTS.


(tARD FOR JEFF DAvIS.-OLD STAR HOTEL,
~ Broome street. suffering from the absence OF has soa
friends he would be glad TO them return llke
Podigal Son. and take glass Of god Ale, as the Od sa
still SHINES the "Btigntcr Star IN Union" The Commt
for the BENEFIT off Brown, the celebrated oJett Maca
will Wednesday evening" March D 1862 at o'sloo
All the way from Manchester
The New York herald., 1862-03-04
HOTELS.

TToTELs.-A FACT WORTHY OF NoTICE.-TUE p
IL lace Park House, opposite the Crystal Palace park,
beyond question Of the finest best and cheapest hot
in the city those desiring Board and delightful Rooms
he fully satisfied by calling JOHN II. SrARIN.
MADISON AVENUE HOTEL, CORNER OF INVENT
Nl seventh street and Madison avenue. Rooms, with
without first class Board, at reduced prices Pcasantt
location in the city. New England style cooking Lowe
priced Rooms, $5. Gentleman and wife, $40
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

DoY wANTED-IN AN OFFICE, BETWEEN THE
ID ages of IA and Is live in New York. Apply at No.
Is Nassau st., room l3, after O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

VtTANTED-BY A NEAT GIRL, NINETEEN YEARS OF
w situation seamstress and nurse; understands
embroidery and crochet chaubermad and wait
quick the needle; $G city country Call
IS4 East 2lst ST.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04
LNIRE, FIRE. FIRE-sAvE YOUR MONEY, AT NO. 2
Fourth avenue Or at bargains In Carpets and Olclohs,
damaged by fire and water.

GRAND OPENING OF SPRING AND SUMNER
Nsashons IN Paper Patterns for ladies' and children On
Monday March being the only genuine imported fashions
in New York Ny Patterns this season choice novel;
ties having been selected by the most distinguished artists
their several specaes including Waists Sheperdess
and Garibad Sleeves Berthas Chidens Dresses Aprons
also the beautiful Haberdash suspendng pocket Manas
and great variety Of other Patterns numerous to
ton. B-Lsdiss and the public note name and address
carefully, and avoid being deceived. NINE. DEMORISS
GOODALL, 3Ss Canal street, opposite Greene.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.


THE COMMITTEE on STREETS OF THE BOARD OF
L Aldermen will meet in room No. g CITY Hall, on Tues.
day the 4h day OF March, at o'clock NJ Tor the purpose
considering The petition referred TO them 70 widen and
CHARLES }. CH1PP,
y. 7. A. BOOLE, yCommttce
CHAs. II. HAIL.
T. w. TAYLOR, 4ecre,ary.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the New York and virginia steamship Company ior
the election of Directors will be held at the Office bf the
Agents Of the Company. lis Broadway the 4h day Of
March, 1862 between the hours Of IL and o'clock
O. HEINEKEN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

s HOUSEKEEPER.-A GENTLEMAN, HAVING A
IA fine furnished house centrally located wishes
gage amabe young OF good appearance and OF
business tact houseSeeper and companlon liberal
rangement offered Address, conhdentaly Palmer, sta.
uon G.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

VHTANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRONER
w In q small private family None but those who fully
competent and having good city references need apply at R
West 2lst st.
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

IIyARMER WANTED.-wANTED IMMEDIATELY, AN
American farmer and wife without encnnbrance, to
Missouri charge of large farm. Those only need
apply having the best references TO character and capab
lily 70 Warren Leland, ESQ., at the Metropolitan HOTEL New
The New York herald., 1862-03-04

VNANTED-A SMART, CAPABLE GIRL FOR Up
w stairs work; with good may apply af
o'clock at the basement door of 800 Henry street.
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20
IMPORTANT FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Occupation OF Cumberland Gap by Union
Troops-FliEht OF the Rebels-Dfmcul-
ties OF the March, &c., SC.

Occupation Of Cumberland Gap by Union
Troops-FliGht OF the Rebels-Dfmcul-
ties OF the March, &C., Sc.
WASHINGTON June 10, 1897
The Secretary OF War received to-day despatch from
Gen Geo. W. Morgan, dated Camp near Cumberland Gap,
June is, 8 O'Clock A. M.
II states that hts army commenced its march one
o'clock that morning. attack the enemy Cumberland
Gap but their arrival u found he had evacuated
that very important position his guard having left
only about four hours before the arrival OF advance
Gen. Morgan praises tho condust Of his division in
arduous march through an extremely difcut country.
He says that his dragged up the prcciptous
sides OF the Pine and Cumberland mountans By the
aid OF block and tackle, two hundred men being
ployed on the ropes Of single piece.
In his progress considerable skrm shing with the
my had taken place; but without any loss side
General Morgan highly compliments Generals Spears,
Bayard and Carter and Colonel De Courcy, brigade
manders Capt T. Foster Chief Of Artillery; Capt o.
Joslyn; Capt. Lyon, Acting Typographical Engineer;
Major CARRIER, Assistant Quartsrnaster; Captain g. NJ
Adams Commissary OF Subsistence and Loutenants L.
d. Saunders, G. 8. Msdary and Robert Montgomery,
Aides.de camp,
Hon. Green Adams, the Auditor OF the Treasury for
the Post once Department. received despatch TO day
from his brother announcing that Cumberland Gap is In
our possession Since the beginning OF the Cumbsr
land Gap has been the possession OF the rebcs. They
have occupied there fortified camp. The occupation
OF that important position without fight Is
garded here as great triumph.
NASHVILLE, June 10, 1907.
despatch from Gem Morgan 10 Governor johnson
says ;-"ws have the Cumberland Gap"
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ing Colonel Fitch through seniority beevs would
likely that the power vested in tho latter gen
tlsraan viii be transferred to the rmer Should such
be tho sincerely trust he will continue the wise
ard conciliaory policy which has for COLONEL Fitch
the esteem and respect Of our people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20

From The Richmond Dispatch June 10
Yesterday about Ave O'Clock, there arrived at tho Con
fsderate katos prison, Cary street, from the lower
Chick aLominy, via Rockets, Tho following abolition
prisoners, viz
James, McGraih, Captain Company @, Forty.sscond
New York. .
FIRST Lieutenant II. III Masters, Fifty fifth New York
FIRST Lieutenant John Paine Forty second New York
FIRST Lieutenant Charles b. Davis, Fifth United States
cavalry.
First Lieutenant VIM. NJ Mclean, Fifth United States
cavalry.
Albert r. Marren, Second Lieutenant Sixth Ponnsyva
MIA cavalry.
Adam Tran, Assistant Surgeon, Fifth United States
cavalry.
Besides tho eleven officers, there also brought In
hundred and forty other prisoners and eleven
negrQss, eight OF whom wore slaves The parties were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.

- Rebel stcamer--Another Naval Bat
tie Expected, &c., SC.
On BOARD THE GuSBoAr Sr. LorIs,
wnrT RIVER Crr Or, Ark, June TO- 1862. J
An expedition down the river pass reached here with
out shot being fred. The tug spithre captured tho
rebel steamer Clara Dobson to-day In the Bayou La
greux She had one hundred bass Of cotton on board,
said bs worth $50 Ooo She has started for Memphis
with prize orew on board.
The steamers Thirty.ffh Parallel, Judge Fletcher and
several others are IN India Bay; also the ironclad gun
boat Arkansas which ran down from Memphis In
unfinished state, and which is expected TO sisr battle
TO us.
The Van porn which escaped our ncst, IA said 70 be
up tho Arkansas river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20
New York Canal Tolls.

The canal tolls from the o. ening Of thessason 10 juno
IS 1882 foot MP 81 0gf 33 hor tho timc IN 1861
they amounted to $7ls,S74-ap INCREASE ss7s4s0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20
Fire In the iowa state Prison.

Fogr MADISON, Iowa, June 10, 1862.
Tue shcps or the Iowa sise Prison were destroyed by
nre this evening. Tho boss is estimated AZ lo.oo0 u
10000 Insurance unsscsrtaiGsd
, 1862-09-04
FREIG HT5s

~ fas 5octa FreiEhts Of All tc5crtpt1 onkuaa ~ .1
wa:uet to and from tthilade.pfta. HeW Iork 5oss4f
{ / Baltimore to and from any point the EaEftaS
Il nhle Kentucky 1nt:IacA. nt1nots, Wisconsin, Iet
Or As4ouu. HI RAILEnAD przEuI. 49,
Tno TennsYIyanta Eaur. al fsAt1 Eo4u Aifc cunnsh
Pittsburgh with steama7 by Ehlca qoodE can he Ss=
a5ded to AZ pafE On " ohi9 ,;aa;a AasxnSn 1sa
.5eons!n stlssoua. Ksasaa Ark4Rsas snd BED 4i:sE!
En- 10 al Ports on the North Western LaKea
MercaHnss and spippess en5u.tnE. the uanHczs4:
confidence ca tta epeedy transit
TIE RATES or FREIGHT to and from any Ft44s
Ia fbe West By tie PennaFlver{a Cecs-1l Eel EEcz8
ARE At All, TIXEs a. FAgoEARLK AB AKH uE AH3E Il
CTuxE RAlI. tSs1AD E0kPAN<Ea.
t. BE- partcu1Er kud Ussk pack3xe1 VIA EGRG
For Freight Contracts o. Shipping Directions &1aH
n nr aEdfesa either Of tbs following AxE1fF 81 VI
, 1862-09-04
TAN1LY AND DAY SCHOOL
L. tOE YOUNG LADIES,
9,isrtnz1ati. 0hi0.

Miss C. E. NUCEsE vii! begin tae thlrd year q hef
Schtol IN Ctnrinnn1i IN MONDAY. sept L. at No. u
West Ninth streer. , ,,..o. 49,, A.. ,.,r,, IF
study is th4t tue highest class Of pEEsta sesopls ~
c1r. Ing isrin Mathematics the N1tuz2! sciences,
History, English Literature. SC ,+, .,o II, ~
The Moe crn LnnenSgts are tauGht Eith the aid q
the best native teachers and French the language OF
the schcnl room, ..o,,,.a =, .,u.,.. y.
the flniIy' and placed under tLe care Of Mrs L:
s0LLaEE, late or Columbus oSio AZ pFecsptFess ons
Ct school. , 70 =, r;-,,,. ,,,n
yaine C1ncipnat1: F. MerricE. Presidtn nt Ohio Nss
esan uriverstty bel.vaEs, =; Hon YIN. i,sI nson
Ohio, and others. :, n,,.t.., r,,+.-a
ard Course OF Cal:stencs ans are IN daily anu
acceptable use among t1e pnfti33. a.. .r4, ~ a..
Circulars can be h9d oH appucato4 10 ha4ss y. ak
Cincinnati. ,.4,,, ~ r3.,- r,rto, 7,
Goodwin Proveet University q psnnfysvanl". Faa.
Gna s. aiiiard. Do; Erwin P. Whipple. do: Mrs. Ry-
land Ctlcinnatt; 81. ~ CorEI' hsq'. 10; Joan heo-
nlso to The following and othsr paren:s of pupils IN
Ctnrinnnti the mast wear; W $ GroeabesE. kCsdF.
Elf. y lsn. net 4osSa a s.n;s;4 Gs9 Iafasle
au1tt777-2W
, 1862-09-04
Gbe Gtttutte.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 4, 1862.
stTHUS SAITH TIE LORD. OFFEH
THEE THHEE THINGS.'s

THUS SAITH TEE LORD. 4 0FFER
THEE THREE THINGS.,s
BIZ oIIyEH wEEDEIL HoLAYS.
In poisonous dens, where traitors hldo
Like beasts that fear the day,
While all the land our charters claim
In sweating blood and breathing f1au1es
Dead to their country's wo and shame,
The recreants whisper SrAEl
In peacefu1 homea. WHARF patriot fires
On Loves own a1tars glow.
The mother hides her trembling fear,
The wife, the sister checks tear,
To breathe the parting word Of cheer,
Soldier Of Freedom, Col
In halls where Luxury lies at ease,
And Mammon keeps his state,
Where 1Atterers fawn and ncnlnls crouch.
The dreamer. startled from his couch,
WrfDgs few counters ON his pouch,
And mnrmurs family NArTi
In weary camps, Oh t.amrled plains
That wiring with fife and drum,
The bait g hast Wh,se harness gleams
Alnug Ii: crlm-on-tlowing Streams.
Calls, like q warning yoica. III dreams,
We want yon. Bother, CoafEl
Chooee re whose bidding ye will do,
To 70, TO wait, to etayl
Eons ii the FrecdDm-loving town,
Iacirs If tho Fathers old renowu.
The seEvi1e yoke, tn: civic ceovn
Await your choice To-DAYi
The stake is laid Q gallant youth
Will yet unti.yrre. brnw.
1fueaven should lot and Hell should win,
On whom shall lie thls mortal rlnt
Whoee record Is, II might haze 6eens
God cal1a You-answef NOW.
August rs, 1tGs.
, 1862-09-04
1 LIBERAL EDUCATION witE


H111tNrS 1uBtfHEe10H 3H1 0191s
WESTERN UNION cOLLKGE sne 4uEgABY
hcADET at FuLIuE LIZ saa9 on y ale IN Mtsslsle2l
a Gosas ACADEMIC sad R4Iary fasss
ers and Cures t.t.r,E. .ppoiut t4ents tie aast
chso buildings the vet e3st ~,ta ,Fr9 paT &
excellent and well furnished Armary, a line smna
einm ot'e- advantages %nSh sennd @ GlaH
institution Of ia class aud cn arnG.t II the Gn!oa
Instruction in French, German and bock,Aeeping ires
snd a. 1'sEt M Tsc4ics zouAvE and EAScr nR1LLs and
GYMSAsT1cs gnaes IN o:sicsr o. 4 GanstH a., o,E5 r.
furnished room e Eh5 s 5y ana d taii,oa aaxMacs -
rsGrts from ah,oad rao,a aud hoarl under the same
roof With and the constant care OF the tesehers For
%aiGAAAAa 61tA1 @9a ~ ~ ~
, 1862-09-04

tet Of traitors, who tried not :a1y to cut the'r
throats po1b icully ,.bnt to get up fire IN The
r,ar" while they were lighting the battles OF
their county. Thus, that which was meant
for our destruction as State has been proyi-
tential]y oyerruled for its salvation. Treason
has ',ern put down, while patriotism has been
made m e"'h"- fresh strength for the terrible
contest before It.
, 1862-09-04

Correspondence Of the Evening Post.l
N1a.ARA FALLS, August a23, 1862.
There have been several brief accounts OF
tue successful passage acrrss The Cannda tro3.-
ltr OF Gti,rge n. S,tders, rs5al emissarY 20
Europe, but the following Statement, gathered
f'om those who personally @il.eesea sne o.: :
v."srre In lis various stages, gives the fullest
6o4a Il
, 1862-09-04
At THE HOTEL IN CANADA.

Arriving at the Canada side Of the bridge,
the IniueT, With his tools and carpet bag,
jumped into the Clifton house omnibus, and
was quickly driven to that famous hotel. He
went to the desk and registered Oh the book
the initials S. n. G.-hts own iuitials re.
yer:cd.
The clerk looked at the shabby working
Man mouert, aud then coldlY sald:
1--WE can't give you room hert, sir."
tBut must haye a rooul,' said Sanders.
"None to spare Tonight replied the
, 1862-09-04

n STATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK CnUEEY, 81
County Court Of Cook County.
public uttice is hereby given that tbs n49sfssoso
Admin.=tTatsf1 Of the estate Of Dolsrer WaiScr %
Der Term thereof to be holden the third Monday Of
Eertemx r. a. D. 1852 st the Court House IN ea3d Eouh
r fo5 tie purpose Of bearing and adjusting all claaa
ana der1sads against the estate. vhsn ana where Al
p4ysons having such cAfms requested 20 present
aud lie The same. ABIGAIL F. TALkEE,
Admtriatratrix Estate nonver Walk5sat;
, 1862-09-04

PENEVOLENT WAR R-GLaIN
- )Ass0CIATION for the North vest (cs e11l she'd
A4guEt @ 1gs:l for the COLLECTION o. BOT TIES ami
FENSIQS61 and the BACK PAX OF iece u II 81 dirrs
and Satiora. Uf.ce 81 Dearborn afreet. Chicago. Ill
, 1862-09-04
#iScFllaneuu5.
AMERICAN WATchkS
FCR SOLDIERS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
American Watches for Americans

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
that they have LATELY issued new style OF Wach e1
nrcssy d. signed for soldiers and others who desre
good watch at moderate price. These watches are
intended to dispace tho worthless. cheap watches OF
British AID sw1gs manufacture With which the country
is flooded, ard which were Deyer expected to keep
time when they were made. being refuse manufac-
lures, sent to This country. became unss:e:he 1t
heme and used here only for joeReyinE and swindng
purrosea.
We offer to sell our Watch which Is of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANCFACTUEE, AN ACCURATE
AND DURARLE TINE KEEPER, and In Sterling
Silver Gases, Hunting pattern at IS low price as is
asktd for the trashy Ancres and Lepnes Of foreign
maEc. already referred to.
We haze named the new sc.tcs Of Watches, " u
ELIEHY. Dostor. Mass. which name will be fund on
the plate OF every witch Of this suutscruEe. and is
ore Ct our trade marks.
Sold By all respectable Jewellers in the loyal states
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
eene-rfl.1r 1Sl Broadway n +
, 1862-09-04
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
3.;1tn1bcr.

r I5MBER.-1 would inv1te tbs al
tent!on Of dealers and others purchasing Lumbar
IN Chtc 70 to one Of the largest ard most complete st
ne Fiaorins ana stack Reards Sash, Doors Shingles
Lsth Long Timber sossts &C Piees rsasonanits; e
orders ll1ed with fidelity. Cara1oaoeo
n Tard Yard sud 0face Hesch atTeet. between eolS
md Twelfth Htree6,
es6sa6E EEAD T. NAt4iaAas
, 1862-09-04

DRGCLAMATION BY THE
! MA5uE.-I Francis {. Sherman. s:ayor Of tue
10 al irsos ", thin the iims the city. and to Ill
persons OWGt0E or managing any brewery. tanuer7.
packing tousc dist!i ey au.Eter Eer5e. any eS
t,h1lsI1se nj place phrrr any naustnns o1nsEe or
unwho ItsiirSs j be ra.ried op ~tth!n touI
miles Of tic city l.uiiS upon or Hlth'h one hundred
rods ot the Chicago irtr or either of s Branches to
ther ucre t,7tes art to all officers of the ci1e,
that the several Sections Of Articles and =. Caapter
81; l.eYi>-d Ordinances entitled "Sui.anc.s. mast
provided.
ParticM'ar attention Is called to Section Of said
Article l, which rcads as follows:
v,-Any dister, tanEer brewer, soap boiler, talloH
chandler dyer nyers Stable k.epes, or other person.
~u shall himself ur ly at0tner discharge out Ut
permit fluw f!tnI any still hunse. work sfnp. 1nanu
factory. livery stable Or otfIe5 house or ace any foul
or naus.nus 'iaEur su St11ltes uf Kind :rs,
ever into upon adjacent ground OF lot Or afo
alI srse ttty oe: public ,l.e e1aIl -sli5ieGt
to Ene Of not less Than ten d. NaI and nat tt1:ec ling
fifty doHrs 1ur tyafy offence. and like 1ne tsr :sry
twelve Euis; thteehtne shall cortnut Afs.r tie first
conviction
Tarlus Gausug u permitting tbs ierost of any ioui
Of II IN the river eillet Of lis branches, mast he
prosecuted hi oncc. I1l:r establishments will he
abattd IL tne nuisance be rTSSfea h.
III pc Gu n'Eed 20 p1 re ther premises !ti-
etliv in clear II ,nI Wllt'c.o cond tion. wt.a 4
trty.righl hu1r, after which tine. eN;li:tlou viii
he nlste y the proper oicr-. and prosecutions coul-
lueHcej aEaif-t a guilty parties.
Iss,l"t 1T Chieas t14s 26h car cf ANsHst. 1sG2.
au:s11a4S11t +. c. SHERMAN. Mayor.
, 1862-09-04

DEARBORN SeMIN ARE. SO
IL WABASH AyESEE-The next term Of this
Institution viii open en- MnSDAS Sgp5 Eth ,.,1 fas s
one third less tE.u heretofore Carenarse,n be %
taed by calling at tie seminary. or b. addressing the
auintMniu z. GROVER. Principal
, 1862-09-04
vOAL! COAL! COAL!-T]

COAL! COAL! COAL!-The
~ Scranton, Pit3ston, wilksbatTe aud sl1amnktn
Coal Compa1llcs Of Pennsylvanla. again offer their
.uno EgE and lsaSe GoalE , It niafnE 81 pEees: f;eEs
and can eeli the sarue cheaper than Anthracite Cod
can hF bought from any other source. RrewerA
above fscte. ,
Pig iron, Lehigh RloashuTEh Br!ar H!ll. Erie Chip
rcwa Rrd sl oIttr Goals kept and sold ut lowest
Wholesale and Retail prices
Offices: ~ Madison street. at Madison street bridge
III and l26 South Market street. and 40 sauth Clark
strc-t foot Of Liberty street Pnst 0hce Box 6ea'.
4y1o ttESs3m ROBERT LAW, Agent