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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-12-12

Wright, en- route to Port Royal, broke her
engine and was forced to remain some hours
near Bowler's Rocks, about 25 miles up the
river. A party of rebels, probably thinking
she was not armed, put off from the south
side of the river in five or six boats. There
were fifty men in the boats. They made to-
wards the Dragon, but before they had ap-
preached too near, Capt. Wright let fly a
shell, which exploded in one of the boats, and
they hastily pushed to- the shore. With a
glass our officers saw the men were dressed in
different uniforms, and probably were guer-
rlla band. 4 '4i s@ 7h
The Dragon was towed down by the Satel-
lite and this morning brought to the Wash
ington Navy Yard by the Resolute. t
e. atf4 XXI. NEW YoRK, Dec. 6.
The steamer Ocean Queen, from Aspin-
wall, 25th, has arrived. There had been a
tremendous gale at Aspinwall, lasting days,
during which the British brig Bolivar and the
steamer Avon were wrecked. No lives lost.
The steamer Ocean Queen lost her paddle
box, but succeeded in getting to sea. ,-sd a.
The U. s. Brig cambridge was abandoned
| by her officers and crew, after throwing over
board her guns and stores. " 1a rrz6
All communication between Panama and
Aspinwall was suspended. The wire was
broke down and the railroad under water;
but was expected to be in running order by
the 26th, as the water was subsiding. s
| Nothing new from Central America. 10. a
| The ship George Washington was overhaul
ed to day, while attempting to go to sea, by
| the u. S. Marshal. 1t is alleged that she has
contraband goods aboard ai 1adl ~ ss
| It is rumored that several French vessels
thaves been seized by the Government, but it
is untrue. bucs 3 Sa..fe. Yt es. ~
The Custom House was given up to-day
! and all mercantile business will now be trans
acted in the old Exchange building. ai hsa a.
i AT . meeting at the CMn Exchange TO-
lday, there was subscribed over $4,000 and
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-12-12
A Letter from New England.
New LONDON, Conn.,, Nov. ~, 1862

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, NOV. ~, 1901
DEAR JOURNAL This has been New
England's festive day. Governors proclama-
tons have made desolate many q family Of
barn-yard fowls. The traditions and customs
Of the Pilgrim Fathers seem to be treasured
in everlasting and grateful remembrance by
the people of New England. They may
retain some Puritanical notions relating to
morals, but they have true idea of what
turkeys and pumpkins are, by mysterious
Providence, designed for. EaA q rslr.
I like the Puritanical observance of Thanks
giving Day. A Governors proclamation has
some vitalty-something of life-when it is
deemed of sufficient Importance to be read
from every pulpit in the Commonwealth on
the Sabbath. There is also in the custom an
exhibition Of respect, at least, for the Execu-
tive of the State; and all the people praise
him, without regard to political opinions. The
bells have sent out their merry peals, and, in
response, the people have assembled in their
several sanctuaries, to return thanks for the
favors of the past year, and to be especially
thankful that matters are no worse than they
are. l suppose there were some sermons
delivered, to-day, not exactly in accordance
with the Tory spirit of the day. Some may
have left their pews, thereby symbolizing the
banishment Of the wicked. By all means,
commend me to New England Thanksgiv-
ing - especially the dinner part, to which, I
humbly trust, have just done ample justice.
The Legislature of this State convenes in
extra session, Dec. 9th, to consider some i'm
portant financial questions. If this should
pcrchance meet the eye Of any member of that
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nRATIHR.

MAGU1RE--on the 9sth inst, sergaan, Thomas
Mcguire Of Co. n 10Th Regiment, tGarde LAfay.
ette,l N. v s. NJ.
The friends and relstives Of the family are 70
spcctfuly invited ~ attend the funeral this
wednesday, aterHoon, 29th INST At c,rl.-t from
the re,dence of his brother Michael II Cedar st. 81
MILLET-On Tuesday 2sth inst, after a Nnyer.
ing Illness which he bore with Christian f,rttide
and resignation, Ptrick D. Milet. AGED ~ wears.
10 months and ~ days
His funeral will take place on Thurs lay afternoon.
SOth inst at O'Clock, frum lis late ro.ii ,urc o.
North 9Th 81, wi'liamshurgh. g.
MCGUIRE Monday evening, 97th lust. John.
infant child q John aud Annie Mcclure, aged ;
Months and IS days
The friends Of the family, and those " his inces
Patrick ,nd Michael Begg, respectfully invt,ssi
" attend the funeral, wednes lay ate rr.nn Goth
inst, At o'clock, fum cor. Dist st. N,d 81 ave- ~
Calvary Cemetery. is6
REED sudic-Ly. on Sunday, goth ind, o, dis
eae Of the heart, VIM. Reed, aged 81 years and 10
m,nth4
His funeral will take place from N,rtA 9th st NJ
v. Church, bet 81 and ith sta, WiiAms1ur.,h, vt
"Wednesday afternoon, 29ih inst, at o'clock. $40
ROBINSON - On Monday, 9th inst, George
washingt, IL, infant am " william and R,hr.
Robinson, aged year, I months and % days
The relatives and friends " the family are re-
spet'ully invited ~ attend the funeral, this
"Wednesday morning. Goth inst, At 10 o'c, yk from
tho residence of his uncle, Peter westervelt, tqO
Rciusen ~, let. Bash gick ave. and Smith st. WI.
lSmsburgh, l.. |. OF
wALLACE-On tho 27th inst william Charles
Wallace, the eldest son uf william and Eleanor
Wallace. In the 4th year Of his age
Ills friends, and those II tie family and his I'm.
Clcs, Hrru,rd and Charles Trainor, are respectfully
invitNi 20 attend the funeral, this tweine-i,yl
snctnsn. II o,.'vk, fion his parents residence,
ii5 West goth st. CT
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The following passage in Major General Ma
ence Of Sir Charles Napier" is apropos Of the
commentaries Of the English press on their
newly found out immoralty Of stone ieetS"
"As suggestions appeared then 70 I've 50 much
In vogue, the author Of these pages submitted
plan to the Admiralty, to the effect that, as
our feet could not get into Cronsait we por-
haps might pr vent the Rus siAn ,hipe from
getting out, by loiling With stoaes, and Than
sinking opposite the entrance Of The harbor,
and out Orange Of thtir guns, all the old YES.
sells there, and s'i !, iotting 10 ro-ohester har-
Dor, which might by this means have been
turned to some useful account. Sir Charles Ma
pier, to whom this scheme was likewise sub 10
mitted, replied that it was practicable, If the
country chose TO incur the requisite expense"
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The American mails by the Africa, which
were landed at Queenstown about A. NJ, left
Qieenstown by spccia bat to Cork at 40 A.
NJ. special train conveyed them TO Ddblin,
and thence TO Knsstown, whore a special boat,
readiness 10 convey them to Holyhesd. They
lett holyhead by a special engine, which had
also been kopt in waiting all night, and arrived
at Euston square At ten minutes before nine 10
the evening, having thus ACCOMPLISHED the
journey from Queenstown 10 London in seven.
tecn hours and ten minutes. The distance
from Holyhead to London Owo hundred and
'iNty four miles) was accomplished in five hours
and forty three minutes, including all stops and
delays by imrediments on the line. This is
probably the most extraordinary expressing on
record, bearing III mind the fact that the rail-
way company had very short notice Of the in
traffic of this important line did not admit "
intsrruption.
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A Communication upon the Currency



II is proposed at Washington to create money
to psy our war expenses, not by a creation Of
property, but 10y putting paper money into the
hands Of the Government, with taxation for
its basis creating promises TO pay redoema'
ble at tome future day by Goyornmtnt, through
the tax collector.
This is plan Of great Importance 10 the Anne
rican people, ard Tad as things are, tho writer
is not Disposed TO condemn IL. Our condition
is an anomalous one, AZ IL 10 be met, like all
other false conditions, by some measure Of ex-
pedioIcy, but which will unfortunately create a
necessity fer some other measure equally un-
sound, and perhaps still more disastrous in its
results.
Our troubles may bo laid to the charge Of the
bank officers Of this city, who went blindly into
a business Of buying and selling stocks at
lsncs above the estimate OF the public, until
dey became 10 completely involved as to rem
doE Il impossible to rotrace their steps without
doJSe, Ilurg the value OF what they had al
lea; y tahen. So they went ahead rushing into
a gt-h M.Sich overwhelmed them until they
cOu;t,Ic n. further and decided TO stop.
Tho bGoSs haze not only done an unwise
thiDg ga the public and themselves, but have
done more than they had right 10 do. They
have assumed powers never contemplated by
the IL gislaturs and the directors have undoubt'
ody rendered themselves personally liable to
the stockholders in case Of loss.
We are to have two Currencies, specie and
paper. The first the currency Of the world
universal; the last local. Tho first money, and
the last promise To pay money though AZ long
~ The promise ia kept II answers all the pur-
poses for which money was created.
The paper to DO made in Washington is not
redeemAle in specie, and must come into tho
market in competition with gold. Being by
law q legal tender, ii ia made forced measure
Of value in the settlement Of post racts, and
must, by common consent become the medium
Of exchange in the daily bu'iness Of life. Gold
being the standard, and at premium equal to
the depreciation Of paper We may expect an adj
vance TO that extent on The price Of all protuc-
lions depending upon European market
ouf people must no prepared TO pay taxes and
these the man having government IT oney will pay
| to hiinseii and thus become redoeming agent
| for the government, which is certainly very
| high position, and one attainlble without going
| to Washington. Who then will object TO beina
taxed Let Congress pass the tax bill. The
sooner the better, "a many PEG, in New York
are dying 4 r tho want Of taxation. +.
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Police Intelligence.

LITERARY THIEvEs.-Two newsboys, nam
oil Patrick Msckin and Michael Gillen, entered the
press rom OF tie New York TtnEs, ON Thursday
morning, and, a. charged, stole three hundred CO
pies 81 that journal, valued At 81 ~. while sacap.
IN with the stolen papers the hpys were discover
ed ami arrest'd with the property in their possess
zion, aud committed to The Touhs for Trial.
TuE ANN STREET GAMBLING CAsE.-The
case OF r,tuck Hughes changed with keeping a
gambling house at II Ann street, and Thomas
Earle the rputed dealer In the hell" has boon
Investigated before Justice Connolly. by consent
" the Assistant District Attorney, the crmplsnt
Tor felony was dismissed, md the accused parties
were OF y held TO answer for misdeneanor.
ARREST or AN ALLpoED FoRuKR. -Detec-
tive hcDuugd arrested young German yesterday
noon, While he was being pursued by " the Off
Gers oi the Chemical Bank, on a charge ofhaving NJ.
tempted to procure $50 upon n forged cheek, pur-
porting 60 have been signed by Wood 4 Lbwrie,
cs,h jobbers, Broadway. Tie prisoner was taken
~ the bank, aud recognized having obtained $500
uJ1n a forget check some few months since at the
sane bank. lie was then taken u the Heaiquar-
tors 90 the Police in Br,1me street. where he gave
bis nsue A. August Mayer, aud 10 'ked up 10 await
his examination tUday, bcf re- Justice Connolly. The
rest Was rerurt,d ~ them, and they Immediately
ptss,d r,5u Htiln making honorable mention Of
Detective M,puuga'.
TuB C.>tmrNcs woMAS Mrs. Weaver,
1Iits No'f,. u a. webb WAS up for examination
Nr'toidsy, Nc'.ra Justice Steers. lees than ~
.s.lcs, ttp,.e 81 csIe,ta.ie boarding houses,
al - 0.us.. ,d l'cor u'I Ell " 81 AXIS, shawl,
eW,lf', uouc,, So. AZ alleged hy the Hci-ri we're
present Tie, a stated tuu the accused had I, krn
.Ssid IL their houses, md Vi renamed in eash
luN-c O., ma two hours Co ton days shc had then
len turtt ti,u.,y and -1n ,''vr, tte trtig es Wetp
u..-tt. she va- rcmanded until THURSDAY, when
'sau c'u plants are expected . bo made ,suns'
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Rires Isque.s., Aooid.nss, ase.

No Suicide The report Of an attempt at
suicide, by widow named Eldridge, At No. 9 Dover
street. reported yesterday, Is = mistake, such
attempt was made.
SUDDEN DEATH ON Ferry BoAr.-Ro-
bort NJ re-, late teamsier In the employ Of Mr..
Henry F'r1iF, Of 92s Tenth Avenue, while crusslt z
tie Canal street ferry FINN Hoboken, was tAk en-
suct tuly Ill and died on his cart. lie was found
dead wt'nti h at 70 tChel the dock this side Of
the river. C. ner " .,dry held an inquest the
Dcuy, and on y p,st murtem eNamit alton being
inside 10y Or. Bout.n II app. ar,,i that death was
caused ~ tie rupture Il hlsd W ss-l. A verdict
that ,9cct was rend' red ~ the jury. Deceased
wac 20 years ol age. and q nalve o. Irelanl
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DTp-On Friday, Juurry 18th, l,G5. JonS b.
MuLLIuAS, iu his 18th year,
The subject Of tho above notice was born \
New York while New York was under British
rule, but he well remembered aud frequently
related hCW no stood a. little boy GA q hill
where Grand street now crosses broadway and
saw tho last lii ish sentinel ule oil on the nom
orsble 2jth November. lie graduated in Co
lumbla college, and afterwari practised aw.
Gov King was student in his Office A. one
time he was mem,Cr OF Ihroa S'euhen iami-
", and assisted at biz intcrmtnt. lie ,yas no.
quaintei with Jay and Hamilton, "a well IA
with other distinguished men Of those times,
and paTtook Of their strong Federal views. In
religion he was A. Episcopalian-a churchman.
Seine years since he had the pleasure of visiting
Athens ard seeing the fruits Of labors for the
cause Of Christ in the school founded by his
daughters, Mrs. II lis and Frederick Mullig1n.
His manners were urbane, and his conversation
remarkably interesting-hb memory being
good TO the last. We never shall 500 his like
again.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE-NRARE CHANCE FOR ANY
person Ia It wishes b. bay str,A of groceries
and fixtures; Gan bee had Cheap tor Gosh must 10
I'D thia week. Apply At 80 Fourth 81. o
For SALE-TIlE FIXTURES OF \ GRO
Gerry and liquor store; Will be ,p,i cheap lI-
qnirc iu The stone, 32I Est l4th ~ 1t door FROM
cor Of Ave q. ~ 2'lO9
TOR SALE CUEAP-TlIE STOCK AND
lNturcJ,f = -rp,ory anil d. lnr store; rent low,
store 2O3 East l2th st. No agents need apply y3j 81
EOR SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
liquor store, well heated IN Cherry Il, bet Mar
ket and Catharine stS doing "a fair business " n
he sold At a bargain this lay, Apply ~ RICHARD
WALTERS, ) East Broadway. 81
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OFFICIAL AND I.EGAI.

PROPOSALS FOR t25OOO0 CENTRAL
rtr, improvement Fund stock OF ST6"-
y tlo lr I,y,i.s Will be- received At the Cnmptrol-
I"n'7 O'tH uutl VI udty, the tenth day ~ Febri-
nry, lSG2, ~ twu O'Clock +. NJ, when the VIII
H' VuuUuly opened, ur tho whole any pat of the
suu 81 w.. huniitd and hty Thousand dollars Il
the "Crntrl Park improvement Fund strk.-
authorized w ,hsp. " of the Laws ~ 1880, and ~
AN % liuauc' uf the Common Council, approved by
~ Mayo, October 18th, 1861.
TIE said stuek will boar interest At the rate Of sx
per ''nt p,r nunum, payable quarter yearly. aud
tie principal will lee r,ioeinihle Nov. lst, 1910.
IT." Irupu..lg will state the amount of st-ck de-
Erri, and the price, per one hundred dollars there
Of, hud the prrs'ns whose PROPOSALS accepted
viii be required g. depu-it with the Chamberlain Il
tie city, within ton days after the opening u hs
bids, the sums awarded ~ them respectively, in
Guiding the premiums ON the a,tue.
On presenting g. the Comptroller the rcrsipta a
the Ch1u orlain f,r such deposits the parties viii
l." entitled u receive ccrtlh ttr4 for equal amounts
u the par value uf the stock, bearing Interest frum
tie dates n payments
Each pruI, ,stlun should le saulei aud endorsed
"PrposIa for Central Park Improvement Fund
Stock" and the Htmo "uUl.aci IA second envd-
oie addressed /, the Comptroller.
IT,. right h reserved a. reject any or all ~ the
lids II considered necessary ~ protect or promOss
tine interests Of the city.
ROBr. T. HAws, Comptrorer.
City " New York, Department n Finance o mp
troller's Ofhce, January 2, ls69 i22 2awW Mtfsio
THE FIRM OF MUTT & co. Is THIS DAY
Il dissulyei by the Withdrawal Of Mr.. JAS. HIG-
GINSON. The business will be continued by the
remaining partner, FURMAN +. MUTT, who alone
h authorized Ia settle the business 81 the late arm.
ttRMAN L. MUTT, JAMES ilGGINSoN. New
York, Jan. ~ 1902. INl9 I'lO3
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELIEVED-ALL

nlSFEPSIA CAN BE KELIEVhU-ALL
- who doubt It should try battle Of DR.. Smiths
DYSPEPSIA ANNIIIILAToIL flr the speedy re-
lief OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea aud Sickness at the stomach, FlAtulGncy,
g.. This remedy will DO found one Of the u1oaa
agreeable and eifcaiuus articles ever discovered iOs
tie permanent cure Of that distressing diseAS--
DYSPEPSIA Perseverance with this medicine VIII
ensure regularity Of the bowels at all times.
uuml er Of certificates might be obtained, Oui th9y
easily procured with little regard 70 iruths
tlat they can have wei yht with Adtscerning Pue-
Tic, Therefore, the proprietor Is oonhdent mas
mp,e trial Of this Remedy will establish Ia char
ter In the Of Dyspepsia over all other remediea
In use al tie present day. For sale "A 40 South
Srcond a., WtlliamsburRs. To De had IN NsW
York nj oil Eighth ave. 10 Grand ste; $50 Allen,
ar. stanton s., and cor. Ave. ID and Houstnn q.
Price 5O cents Iog bottle. ja20 StAc'9OC1
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ARTICLES FOR sALE.

FOR SALE 4 POWERFUL HORSE, SUIT
- able fiI a,'L C,tt ur trutk.ptiuc sos do ma
hcautl''i Canadian srcHprpe f55 d. ona valu-
aide iru-grcy mare with md price Fi26; lso l'su-
roriur tine std.iHn--pri," 200 aso a blind horss
price b. Apply 4 10 Canal It. j2a 2'iia
EOR SALl.--A2D HAND COPPER STILL
100 gals with dl the fixtures complete; will be
~ III At Bargain. Inquire ,t az Pearl II. jasS a.
KINDLlNG WOOD
hhOAb AMI PM, NJ 20 crutS, f,r ten OF more
boxes Knots and ends, At Il ia
HICKORY, OAK and PINE, by the lch md oo~d.
Ali.r-s G. COLiINA
u2I 3uisNWSF.IgA G-t II Eluat 2ad a
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TnK C-NLInrNce MoMAN Mrs. weaver
LEGAI. RErOn TUESDAY.
TnI.d s,ntc. Di.trIct Count

ly.. Cu@S-7he L. s. Is the Sciscncr ".
n. Nort'yug and Cdrgo.-A hbc was ii,td IN thus
Gaze, &, uAIul t.r ult-tH. and uW uor- 90 the shuin-
90 y .'i ttumIt.l. G.. violate tine blockade. A libel
los o. , Sod iu tie case ui &c bark EMPIRES" and
.af.' 'T tie -tmo tHu.rs The particulars Ina re-
.T..t b. t,u-' ,isc, lave cen before reported.
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SHIPPING, sc.

CHEAP PASSAGE To AND FROM LIV-
~ erpel-By the BLACK Hall Line u PacksSs-
TIE clipper ship YORKSHIRE, sails Saturday, lss
I,b For ptssii,o, apply on board, pier 20, Easa
River, or toJACOB WILSON, lOs south 1T. i29 3.l0o
DASSAGE TO OR FROM LIVERPOOL
by TAPSCOrrs Line, at the lowest rates.
hip ROBr l.. LANE, sails Tor Liverpool, Jan.
~ TAPSCOTT d CO, 20 South Il. j2T S'll8
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MIsCEI.A.ANEOUs.

10 OR ~ HORSE ENGlNE
w and boiler ANY person having on0 little used
and will sell low for cash, may find purchaser "
the Subscribers t.ngins must 10 OF
modern make; no other RAntsd. iAlNE2 phoS-,
or I'd ayeisnd Glst ID N, "
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III T,rls L,iii Cdse- / 'rsind dni ino,ler
rs. SULLIVAN 20 u .-T.s yas, lbs been many times
g. 900 tIt,d ih va, SIS
TWAS roU taken up ..r ri,', AZ AN equity cause,
u.u d, Ied Nv tbc Court without Jury.
a luu. rr OF the ,ui,-t navy ems of tc city are en-
n,s,h "a The 'As", which Wi. ,iNry uusunc s1mo
time On H. trial
Surplus Monies and SURFING Pdrtners-
No, Js Eur,thdu-Tuc 4 .,ldaut iu chi. ,,-c
.uu.td '.t tic confirmation oi tie Refer cess report
iu ro-I,ct h. certain surplus money arising irYm
the foreclosure ofs mortgage, whyH Ivy the report,
It had cen directed and should he paid O. him.
TIE mutiuu wss resisted by counsel flr one lane
G.. Nurtau, Who cuutcndsd that ~ the desuttnt
wa TIE surviving partner u, the firm, whose ua-
H.l. t-y mortgage cat ruri, he w.t, not a pro
p,. Irrs % tuIr,,," tue surl Is iu urys.
TIE Court ruled thHt rr.4 uu u. .uytiUu ~ that
- sod D. the ,aIIn,r. tr NFt %, could not ba uu.
teIt ,tuca ui. lH'tu o. confirm tho report uf the
Re. rec. Tie I' I.Hi manner of r'.' tiuv WI 1t WIS
,sk,d, Vas ly tUpH d.1u for au injunction o. Ir-
.t.uu 'hr t,'"riut ''uu receiving the m1ueys ul
I.u.tI.L. 81 ltiuu D. .aHt,d,
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Ar'i1H FIR NE Rent II d Theatre Saoon -
NH. Gibson ~ Rice 4 R.u.uI'0H. ,lluuH
u q 7 case tru tlt this action G. recover ui the de-
'rfidutr ne u,uti.'a rent ui tie HN,pu Iu tic
Wu.lok't T"'0t-c Nu.ldiuf, corner 81 nr,.iNpy
aud TlirieoutN street.
I e., tiof 'rft- ayrrrJ PCS q dcfcuce, tiut tNoy
rented lie -'lH. ff ,ur years ~ rent % 4 IuOO
per ounuH. with the understanding that It wus b.
hc tho only st',rn BOO I'll" building, aud that they
tc,u din. tttei IL up At great expense. Tutth,s,
that suites, gentv auu her El,-n wa. opened iu
tue building, iu DunsrI ueuce Of which they suffer-
81 great I..- and tnrr lease WA comparatively
hy tie Ht"tt.y. nd the Jury gave them $50.
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CHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR DYE -
~ BRIEST a CO.'S
n n I II NJ II IL u n Y 4

PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Equal, II not letter. than any high-prcei Dyo now
ia use. Our agents arc the following wel-nuuwn
Druggists; l., A. HpadIey, ~ Eighth avenue; Road
& Co., $50 Allen, corner of stanton g., AMI corner
n Houston II. and ave, ID; Porter a Furchid, Az
Hudson st., and 1915 sixth avenue; Or. Biyen, 4l5
Grand street. near Ridge; Pallazetth $40 ERhth
Iyenue; Grey * Co., corner second avenue and 3Dth
It, BEOOKLYS-GTey, cor. Myrtle and Franklin
aVes; Rutherford, cor. Myrtle avenue and Carl st.;
Reynolds, 100 Court st.; Close, loo Y llton st. and
Il 60 Fulton NJ. WuLIAMsHUHGu-Mhll South
9th and Eighth stH. Bowrun, south 9th and Seventh
Sta DR.. HOW'LL, 80 Grand st.; W. IL. Sayers, 2i2
Grand 1t. w. 4. Gross, 8T2 Grand g., and c,Tner
South "a and Ninth sts, W. II. Bearss, 1870 Grand
a.. j. Tompkins, 20o Grand st., and for sale by
Druggists generally.
Manufactured and for sale WHOLESALE and retail
81 No. 46 soUTu sEooiSD srRKET, WILLIAHsBUGaa
del 24Act2OO
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MEDICINEN.

nR. BONE, OFFICE So WEST 10TH ST.
'Diseases II the heart lungs, liver, Kidneys, Ill
cerated throatH, rheumatism, epilepsy, old uloeru
- options, and all skin diseases cured. DIR. BONA
ter they pronounced incurable. Hours fr0l
to4P.M. jl2T 24ac'l2o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-29

IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS-DR. GRAVEd
l may bo ouusulted for the following diseases y
which Lo has for years given special attention
Consumption, bronchitis, asthma, catATTh, scrOfu-
ls nervous affections, blindrAtss and deafness Ihs
most hopeless cases cured. Consultation tres.6oe
broadway. JAS S'lie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-29

BARGAINS, THIS K-BONNETS-
ID Velvet uunucts At reduced prices; silk Oluncts,
straw bunnrts, skating hats uhillren's hats, bridal
bounets, ribbons, flowers and bpuuot frames, fur
b1unets. l. BlNNs, milliner, opposite Metrup't'
tan ii tel, b,l Broadway. jazs 3'lJT