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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.

S. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
L. Nc. Collector, Claim Agent. &C. &c, oisrs
his services 10 the public especially TO those VINO
have been connected with the Military service OF The
Unlted states, and who may have any claim ass'asi
the General Government. lie will arrange. forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims. At reason
abie charges. and ~ rapidyss the business can 90
dispatched before the proper Offices AZ ws~sineten.
Having TKx YsAks experience and prset.es herefn'
and The aid OF an old officer Of the 5eneral Govern
ment under President rlimore's administration he
cannot fail IN being success'ul with ali legal claims,
whether for PENSIONS. BOUNTY y or LAND
WARRANTS.
HAIF-PAY PENSIONS Tho widows, or II no
wido.s, the Children under sixteen years OF age, OF
onacers aud soldiers Of the present OF any previous
oar. who have died or been XII lea while In the ser
vice. are entitled TO Hslf-Psy Pensions.
PENSIONS ALI officers and >oislsfs
who arc disabled by reason OF wounds received or
d.-ease co ..rscted while in the service and In the
line o. duty a. a soldier, At any period, are eniiuso
20 tsyalid Pensions
an, Of the past wars Of the United States. or osr day
in battle, are enu led to ls. acres OF Land ineaso
Of 4 sth. he wicsx and Minors are entiued-
d sCNTY M~UNEY-The heirs Of all Soldiers who
have volunteered dufng the present war Tor tnres
yesrs or dnrinx the war, and have died or been kiheo
while In the service, are entitled 70 Osx huEpAEp
% n "a Bounty Money, and such arrears OF the Soi-
di-r's pay as may have accrued 70 the date OF DIS
death.
No eAsrse made without q claim Is successfully
fermsn strd
peess and Mortgages executed. and Blanks fur
nished. -
sS Eastern arrearsges arranged and collected,
and exchange promptly r~emitted-
OFFICE At the ed corner stand.
d s. DASALDs0N,
fehsdtf Notary Public. &C.
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The New York Journal OF Commerce
publishes the following. which =. doubtless.
more reliable than the rumors frcm Wash
ington relative 10 the position Of the Empsr-
or Of France regarding American Affairs:
There were rumors at Paris In Official
circles. apparently well founded, that the
Emperor. In his speech on the 9Th. purposed
TO complain OF the blockade. and urge tie
importance Of come Interference. Aner
copying this rumor, our correspondent adds
a postscript Just As the mail was closing,
stating that Influences had been brought 10
bear upoa the emperor TO indues him TO
postpone the alluslon upon which no had re-
solsed and that these influences would
probably be succeasfui.
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We mAy IS veil set u down as q liked Met
that our ears will be periodically. IL not con
tinualiy. diunsd with stories OF intended To-
reign interference. The Treat affair was the
great gun. but there are ans number OF 9th
CT guns Of smaller csiibr IN the masked
batteries which the Rebels have thrown up
on the other side Of the water And when
the biz gun. Trent. was sileneed. &c had no
right % expect that the whole OF their hFtil-
lery Was spiked. IL would be = perfect god
send 10 the Rebels IL the thing. foreign IN
terventioa. could be secured. The next
best thing Is % keep alive IN the hearts OF
the Rebel States tie hope Of Tins only posi-
tle mems Of success in their plot.
The Rebel emissanes abroad are numer-
Gus and foil OF energy. ready TO swell any
err against this Government. and Instructed
10 lead Of with some new shout when the
noise OF former cries begin TO sink. Hence
We hear tho cry against the stone deet-anon
| II 4 The ineefcscy OF the blockade; and were
every stone sunk by the Rebels OF BY our
Government lifted from each harbor. aud
every one Of the Rebel ports hermetically
sealed BY inviucible iros clad steamers. there
would be a neN hue and-cry raised on the
instant Ii Is sell that this sh0uh be cen
stantly borne Ia psinl. in order that vc MAJ
avoid the ferment which each new arrival
nom Europe will otherwise be likely q
cause. Our business IL a plain and simple
one. IL Is TO make everything ready for the
hnAl swoop upon the rebellion as soon a. th'
state Of the roads will allow our forces 4
move. A few bard blows well dealt vii
~iorestsll any purpose Of Intervention by 70
reign Powers. sndrrush out the hope ofsucl
aid. which yet fingers In Rebel hearts,
Pkiiadslphia TaqEirer.
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sAroIsos opened the French Chamber on
m. 2rsA uls. He said the civil war In this
country h.d greatly compromised French con
m.,e.. bot 80 lssg - ~ rsspscssd the rights
Of seusr.ls. France would eoahns herself 70
.spv..s.ss sssAss Coz an early termination Of
our hostslssiss
Thss 10 an Important stsssmsns Is coming
from The Emperor hlasslf. and vii carry
vish il more weight than . dozen proelama'
lions from The Psris Mssiissr. or - many
l.,,s- from newspaper correspondence.
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ors dispatches inform ~ that koAnoaks
Island Ia. been captured by the Federal
force. under General Burnside after three
d.vs kxhsing. Three Of The Rebel eunboas
yer. sunk aud two captured. The rebel
forces Al TIA, point we're commanded BY
Henry 4. Wise. Fortune seems 10 turn IN
our favor. We prsdies that the rebel forces
are destined 70 be o~vsrwhslnsd 9th dsfs~s
from thin rins forward. until The Isss rem
nan, Of rebellion Il "crashed - vith a giants
rrxsp."
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We have noticed several times. In the New
York papers. statement In regard 10 the
.xpsdition Of Commander Posrrs. but they
we're brief. and give Us but little informa-
too In regard TO the particulars Of lie lorna
tion.
In TIE N. Y. Poet Of Friday. We find a
minute description Of the materials for this
iees. from which We gather The following
IL Is being fitted out at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard and h 70 bear an armament OF twenty
heavy mortar. which were cast at Pittsburg.
and are Of immenss size and weight. The
average weight being eight and = halt tons
each. The diameter of the bore Is thirteen
inches. and IL depth two and a halt lines Its
diasssssr. The thickness OF the metal around
he bore Is at every point not Less than fifteen
.ncbes. The entire length OF the mortar is
fifty inchss and the aggregate diameter forty
three inches.
In comparison with these morsars, those IN
ordinary use are quite light. The English
manufacture OF thirteen inch bore weigh
from two 10 i've tons. the lattss weight be-
ing the heaviest sea-cosss mortars- Those
wish which lhis expedition Ia furnished, may
.e ussd for sea ard land service. and are
about dssble the wsighs and strength Of the
.spr,sea" English nort4rs. which have fire.
,4.s a4rss. though comparatively ANAL
cha.xss u powder were used and short
r.nsss obtained. The mort~rs furnished
Puars.'s Expedition are elevated or dePress
ed by means Of cog-liks projections on the
bre-ch, into which a lever hts. supported by
the frame work Of the carriage BY means
of The accurate working Of the revolving
platform the carriage ranges can be easily
ootained. IL i believed that accurate bring
nay be made az a distance Of two and 4
quarter miles.
The vessels composing this aect number
twenty one. and are With one Or two exeep
ions sal ND vessels. Nearly al OF them
ara schooners Of two or three hundred tons
burshsn. Originally they were fitted out a.
var vessels. and Pierosd Tor four or ak guns
.-Lo.
"a -. -.
--;--n-~,.-af,h. -, :. a., -,
p.~;s,co usually assigned 10 the engines. o,
m..hs.~- a TO-, =, n.
sides. these snail vessels are stronger f"
proportion, than larger ones. their Ugh
ar.uvht 6ttiar than for The navseatiop O
L--u -
~ ~ ~
curing comparatively lev men to manag'
hem. Moreover a. a mortar vessel fgh,
$1,000. s~aE,. ! -
necessary iae saspe@lon OF oese seaoon
err - The nortars sesviyce l. admirable. :
An .lmo,, sol,a mas Of WOOD IA. been bui
n,h....a .,.~. rh;....n,~
sroann ~otk composed Of unoefs ovs
one foot square. and twelve feet in lsngt
In,srlared and srnly txsteu>d. I've /,
-. !. -. -
A,e' '
nei'' os"'as :" o"' ""s'1ontA' -
-. -.--f.w - E.w~ atfA 4 taEr@. -.
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LAn dispatches. last night, inform Us that
the rebel forces al Roanoke we're probably
captured By Brkssfpr's forces As TINS
ners r from rebel sources. % may turn out
that prA~srpr has succeeded beyond the
nost trellns sxpsetasions-
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Tnx latest accounts from England are By
the JrRA. which left Liverpool on The Soth
Of January. Mason sad shdeli had arrived
al Southampton. No demonstration vas
made upon their arrival
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Moor General Hitchcock. nos living IN
retirement At ~. Louis. has been TELEGRAPH
81 % take immediate connsbd Al Cairo
lie vas assistant AdJu tans General % Scott
and Bnead.cr-GsbsFal ~ breves "a Mexico.
but Offending JED DAVIS vas forced 70 re
sixa. lie i Dot a slave catcher. RE vas
en- snly sdvocsGsd By Csllsmer. and sPoken
o. a. cue e. The Frestsss military nen IN the
eeasuy.
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THE partnership in the Dry Goods
trade between Ripley 4 Donaldson expired BY
mu.usi consent on the 18th day Of January, lsG2.-
ID s. psnaldson retiring seils his Interest 70 y. Z:
Riplev. who continues the business AID settles All
a uand. against The late frm. AL outstanding IN
dsbtedness rust be INN ediatsly closed.
RIPLEY a pANALDs0S.
January u, lss2
A Card.
In retiring from business. The Embarrassed takes
much ple.sare ia co usending Geo. 7. Ripley 90 ali
he former patrons Of the House and 20 The public
Teasrsiy Thoroughly on lined IN the business as
a good purch .seT. the buying community may conh-
de lily rely UPON good ssrgstns Al all TINES, ana =
BIS ~DASALpSoS.
Mr.. d. would be glad 20 see hiA friends AZ tse old
st.nt. for the purpose q making settienents, squsr-
Ing up, &e., &C.
Terre Hau.e. Jan. y. lss1.
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LEGAL.

ENACTMENT NOTICE is here
b. r,vsn thsi On Tie I'd day of February.
lso : ~fft Il 1t scEnsntuss isaasd ~ N. TIE
v-eerrixned. = Jastire 81 TIE fesce - and fr said
couufy. upoa the sGdsvft q william Mccrcckiin-
sr..ust BE GODS, chstsels. credits and sfsrfs -
Jsm.s : Smell. 81 virtue = wbich yrt teres
fhou.aad bnshels q c1Fu and ous ~sgo1, hass
go attschrd - TIE property 4 JAMS y Seieid.
.r4 sh.t "a sh~ 50 dav e Nsfch. lsf, st ny cGs~
N Fs~r-aa to.~n.hip. Ntro coaufy. lndlsue. a1e-
eisrE.p m. wHi rrrossa - lar sud der1ts ursa
the ssfs sttsrhmsai. e ~kich tee sid Jsnses $.
shlelA anf ai ofesr perscss viii tsks noscs.
f-l3r3 JOHN r. soooaufF, y.
CHEEFT~s SALTS strsae 81 IN order 81 ssh-
- issned f-arn 10 v 80 Cenu9n Pieas & surs. - ne
dirertsd and aeifveret. ~ fsvor a Joen EF<n< and
Ccrneilas = { tilahsn. ard ssainst v alter 3 CenTsT,
/ sm orderea - 81 the fsiio~i.f ds<rle>d k~sl
Esfsts, slfs<tra IN vac cuanty. fodixnz- te.sif--
ISs Va twrury-fhree Tzf ~ fsson's st*sties D.
tie city q Tefrc Hante. sud en-
SATURDAY. NARCH sA. 1sss.
wlth.n he lesal hours u I'D day. a tht csurf
Uens aoor. N Isrrs Hsute. I vii CTR hs reufs and
r-ses. a. ths asos~ described RAJ kstsfs. tsrssh<r
~ith all be privileges and spsurts1snccs % TIE same
.<ionx1nx. fsrs lrrm Dot sxs~etinF seven yc<rs, %
- b1<ksrt kt1ser for cxsA, aud upos fs1iars N r<>
49,. ! ~ sufi--,t - <~u<fs ssid order - sG,s -
-. / .Hl fhse and there ocsf tie f~e-sinyis. N
al 20 sxs s<sf Estate, 20 the hi<b-<t hsd4>r Or
esrh. % SATISFY tie ssus-
his sh dsy dreorusry, l.<1
sAkuEL co<SuE sosun.
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BANKING.

BANK or n sTATH or IrLLANA.
branch a. Terre-Hsuts, Jan Is. ls63.
DIVIDEND % I've Per osDt. has been decisTe1
a co The Capital stock q this Brsoch, payable 70
yssiss-s.. Ssxsyos zVssE7. e.ss'r.
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CuERuFrS sALE-By virtue Of an order Of sale
issued from the yigo Common Plea Court, 20
NJ directed and delivered, In favor Of Martha J.
watson and against John L Watson and Andrew J..
nilIck. I am ordered 20 sell the following described
real sststr, situated In yigo County, Indiana, to-wit
Lss No. .. snty-fve f2s) of sub uvision - loo No two
IA IN The Subdivision o. outlet No sixty seven ts7)
adjoining the city Of Terre hsuts, according 10 the
original plat Of said city. and on
SATURDAY, MARCH ssh. iss2.
within he legal hours a. sad day. at the Court
House door, In 1e~ re Hauts. I VIII ater the rents and
prufrs 81 Ne above described Real Estate together
enh an M privileges and &ppartensnces 20 the
ssns belanxinx, for q tsrB nf eseesding rven
x~.rs. 20 the highest bidder Cor cash, and upon fail
a. 20 realize = sam ssffcisnf 60 satisfy sail order q
ssie and os.; I will then and there ODER the fee
4 Re. In and 10 said real estate. 20 the highest bid
Ger Tor cash, % satisfy The same
Tnis sth dsy u February, lsc1.
SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff.
ktifvs~~s.sa.se
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CHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue Of


CHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue Of
an order Of sale issned from the vigo Common
Pisss Court, 20 me- directed and delivered, In favor
Of William n. Stewart and against Walter 8. Cooper
and Clsmsntine Cooper, | am ordered 20 sell the fol-
Indiana, to-wlt Lot Nc. twenty three (33) In Par
sous subd OF The northwest quarter " Of
section ,wenty-seven (s7) township twelve up rang
mae (sl and on
SATURDAY, MARCH sth, lss2,
within the legal hours Of said day. at the Court
House door, IN Terre Hauto I viii oner the rents
and profits Of che above described r, al Est<te, TO-
ssther with all the privileges and sppurtsnances 10
the same belonging, for . Term not exceediss seven
yesrs. TO TIE b CHEST bidder for essh aud upon fail.
us 70 realise . sun sufficient % satisfy said orjer Of
sale and costa / viii tEen ard there cder the fee
simple, I'm and 20 said Real Estate, TO the highest
bidder :os e.sh, 70 saffsfy ire same.
This 9Th day IL February, ls62
sAMuEL CONNER, sheriff.
fe~bl2w3~prsfes.5o
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CHERIFf's SALE.-By virtue Of an execution 10
- sued from the vigo Circuit Court. 20 me directed
aud delivered, m fsy.r OF Oliver Bound, Adminis-
traitor Of the estate Of James y. Grimes, deceased,
and against John n. Watson inplended with Ralph
wilson. I have levied on the Following described
Real Estste, situated In yigo county, Indiana. to-
wit TIE East hall ~ ofthe southwest quarter M
Of section twenty seven CID township twelve III
range eight (sl west, and on
SATURDAY, MARCH sth, 1852,
Within the legal hours sf said cay, AT the Court
House dosr, In Teue Hsute, ] will sncr the rents
and profits q The above described Real Estate, to-
gssber with all the privileges and sppurtenas ces %
the sane bsso-gfne. for q term not exceeding seveu
years q tbs hkghsst bidder for casu, aud upon fall
prs - req Ice 3 Gun ~suffrient 70 sstisfs said execu.
,isn and costa, | Will then and there ohsr the fee
Simple, IN and TO sid Real Estate, 70 the highest
bidder for cash, 20 satisfy the same.
This TN dag of February. ts62.
sAMUEL CONNER, sheriff.
~f-bl2wswprzfs3.5o
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T,DwARD SrNTZENIGH, AUcTIoSERR.
II VALUABLE HORSES, CARRIAGES AND


BY G. W. DAVENPORr On Frday next a. O'Clock, n,
lbs and LOT BroadNa. ftb weekly Of Horses
Carriages and Harnehs, eolsis.g OF
yALuABLE CnAsTNuT IAkk-7 years old 15si hands
high, amt warranted perfectly rJuad nd aud gentle;
superb sal die horse aud first rate In harness fhis valuable
and u very handsome stylish. Can be appca.
lion IN the
LAY nOasElG hands high, long TAIL warrante oil sou nd
Mind ana srnie Il every way equally good in harness
unucr The dole.
Tor WAGON Made by Charles Beardsiey, and in good
ELEGANT JUMP eEAT TOP wAgON--A suorb ri, '
bull wagon warranted the best Workmanship, ccxaut
.hnshed WORTH $3.50; used "a, y once
ROCkAWAlS-Two excellent second hand T.ock awaya In
hne condition.. $3.50 "
ARNEssThree seta Of extra quality city mad. Douh,e
Harness. warrAnted ten sets Of Single Harness Also
r second hand Double and Single -
SUPERB ENGLISH SADDLE HogsE-Ches.nut sIx
years old 6 hands high; the property of gentleman ea
lug Europe. This superb animal Ia sound and
seddle Is admirably adapted FOR coupe and Is noet
stylish eleElnt horse; cost $50 Also oi Fnpl,sh
Clothes Hunting Saddle, BrenAipigtc Bride Nav
seen on application 10 the auctloncer. - -
Additional items viii b. published Ia tomorrow's paper
JN ROTH, AUCTI0NEER-wlLL SELL THIS DAY
IL. June l8 at ii clock precisely ths elegant household
Furniture priv ate house lg Clinton place. Mcst Eighth
street between Fifth aud Ssh avenues, consisting tao
elegant rosewood Paror Suits covered In rich hrOcae
one solid black walnut covered In silk handsome
Brussels and Ingran Carpets marble top Tables htaseres
steads Buiea IN Wristbands, Hair Mattresses, Bos-
Pillows Tcte-a1etes, covered In haircot spring
seat Chairs Louugcs Rocrers CornerstAnds, Sofa Beds
Tea and Extepson Tables Buffet Glass China and Silver
ware Table CUTLERY 0ilcioIhs Chandeliers, s Carpets.
~, 10 Sale posativA
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| WALLAcK's
! ~ Entrances on broadway aud Thirteenth street
Doors open at half pas, I; com ne nee, alta
temperature Of The house. Il del shttuy cool
ana MR. and MRS. w. j. FLORENCE
EVERY kIGHT
~ Ii AND FASHIONABLE HOUSES
urrEc, AlAAENf tAkIl.D EACH EVENING.
MRS rInstn t. In FIVE DIFFERENT CUARACfGRS
TONIGHT
The shouts OF isusr er with wIieh the oI~ .arce.
The Reuincd voIu;se, wac received Monday Tues
gay evening". has tDs an ss II n
u on tue Dis repetition - w.t DC sisA' az ~
a;n6a % tie pseannounced yto>,am We,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. sncs h o,.<
the performance vii VII. New. S.u.nu,e
sallec the Florence puaa,,.r, 'Iroanins ~ IA p's
Pie IRISH LION .,z
.in Monrr witt song and dance ..Mr w. j. FLOsEN on
To " followed b, celebrated frutan piece. By LA
caster, called
THE YOUNG ACTRESS.
Maria, with song OF The Captain .....Mrs Florence
Pau Berlin French Minstrel Boy Mira w. J. Florence
Elie Fcathr stone. y Srsteu l.aasic with
a Saotcn reel, and song "Wi you gang
Lassies'. W. J. Florence
ccrney Grey. an irish sprig with the.
Donneybtook jig w y. Florence
Jerusha Joyful Lobo with Yankee W. j. Florence
famous orchestra nder Mr. Kopptx, introducing all tho
popuarair OF the day.
The whole conclude with the glorious farce nightly
provocative OF excessive rnerr ment, called
The RETURNED VOLUNTEER
Blu Williams the Volunteer Mr. W. j. Florence
Erasus IL Pick Jimmy. W. Davidxo
Mrs Seraphcna Mary Ann II skan Miss Mary Wells
Performances over W mall past ten.
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Z
EDWARD sfkTzBSlcH. AucrIoSEER-
si e s.s wives EcSoF1n s Tsss..
day June 49, q \ oeloeS saesroom. ss aud isr
MY ., The :ass Of one Of the rs. mporns hosss
srct lenuine. We take pleasure in cAiilu. the att
ssls are ali IL se aad VII be sol "a qaaati
I'm n su Ils s.sss ass 81 eases q s ri
S. Julien Caet q ane oil Pal. Hennessy Brandy;
oar Pore was 8 ss I'd
1s a rs" o r s. o. star .c
hns Golden shery ~ cases of old LONDON Dock Gin: In
and Liquors small quantities. Also Invoice OF sweet
! n asks oses; prepared Green Turtle. in cansi Pre-
served fr,ats, dc.
al 20 ~ in gay =. y !ocN a. sssrsoms
an SUPERB s Il coassts q ao @s oaaotr Library
Seer "a an Library E.,Ssr e Bes Genre
and Fan fares Extension Dining Table .Arore Glaze.
OF buyers as lae sale "a absolute. Catalogue At sale
III LEEDS co, sell at auction Wednes lay, jane
' fAaiLs s'0i BA u 6 lie ''e''
four Ss s IN good
oruer Also eset Of DoaDe Harness.
HENRY l. HoGuEr AucrIoNEER.
.wILNEkDisd. aoadEr ! hvMBERr,
Will Is aaSaiSi + j 5s,iaEs i, sAlz o.
An Sr.en, Of Sos % 81 psm crasess Striped
-. POULr DE SOLE BONNET RIBBONS.
XII GLOVES.
kO0 dozen MAlLI.ARD Ell MAjLi4ARD and aROULLION
BDiton KID GLOVES Girls BanS and assorted COLOR stitch.
ssaaia Inc Of real Dack silk BRUxELLEs LAcEs.
all widths.
&c.
$50 pieces extra super qaaiity black POCLT DE SO1EJ
GLtcc, Culored ami talcy SILKS.
Ilj pieces = incy aau Back SARSENETS.
81 pieces Elack Silk ERGES, extra width.
JIENRY Il. hERTs, JR, AUTcTIoSEER.
IL BY HENRY WOOD A co.
RECEIVERS SALE or
ELEGANT FRENCH CLOCES
REAL BRJN@ES CAEDELABRAS
ktaH FaEscU JEH GLRY,
STEEL GOODS, JET GOODS,
IS CARAT GOLD JEWELRY,
GOLD WATCHES
MAGNIFICENT UiADEM. COST sS'0.
AN INVOICE or DIAMOND An PEARL NECKLACES,
BROOCHES AND BRACELETS.
SUPERB SET OF SURGICAL INSTR MENTS AND
CASE
HANDSOME DWELLING PISTOLS
Ky Oae, OF the supreme 1ouri,
on FRIDAY, JUNE - 1862. At II O'clock
Al the salesloou.s, 49, Broadway.
goods valued S2UJJ and Will positively be SOLD,
ton of the trace.
Catalogues VIII be ready goods view early
sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A UCrioH SALES or BOOTS AND SHOES.
WIN. NJ uoLLINGsHEAD AUcTIoKEER
BY CHARLES c. WARREN.
NO coRTLANDr STREET
NEXT REGULAR wEEELY PACKAGE AUCTION SALE
on FRIDAY. JUNE a., AT IoK O'CLOCK.
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES Oh MORE.
AND EVERY WEEK ON FRIDAY THEREAFTER.
SPECIAL NOTICE..
the pleasure 10 inform he rae that in
a as q Of 4.
Of credits more or less uncertain,
IAN ENABLED TO OFFER
ut each Of my sales large quantity Of superior deods
hitherto never to be found Ia an auction room.
THE SALE OF FRIDAY, JUNE 20.
ann pOpuar Boots .s soss now In active as
mand. many OF whicn are particularly
ADAPTED TO THE CITY RETAIL TRADE
SPECIAL SALE or
THREE HUNDRED CASES MEMS CALF BOOTS
comprising an styles and grades rarely ever
equaLed at auction sale, to which
THE ATTENTION or JosBERs IS INVITED
MEMS. soSs, AND YOUTHS, BALxoRALa
MEMS, ' BOYS :. AND YOUTHS, CONGRESS BOOTS,
Both OF Eastern aud city make.
A great variety OF
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS OxFORD TIES.
MEMS CANVASS ARMY FATIGUE BOOTS
of different grades, both hall " 1t AID pump
woMEN's SILK GORE CONGRESS CATERS.
bsmoraie, SLIPPERS And other popular ST. les
Misses and Chill !rcn Boots Bamoras sippers Caters
&C. N the same variety oefed AT all sales this
ALSO, AT PRIVATE SALE,
BOOTS AND SHOES by THE PACKAGE
ADAPTED TO ALL MARKETS
CHARLES G. WARREN.
Auction and Commission boot and Sh &C Warehouse,
Nc. 2. CoTtiaaat street.
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DoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP PERsIA-FOR LIvEt
IN poo-rhe PERSIA Captain Lott, will sail froni th
stream "Wednesday next, 18th instant.
steamboat viii ply between the cOrnpany's wharf
Jersey City and the Persia from to 10 A. NJ to conve
passengers and baggage on board.
Tho CHINA will sail July e
j.. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
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EDWARD sCHENCK AuCuoSEEI
u MORTGAGE SALE or First CLASS SECOND
HAND sUsS TuhE.

EUW I'th
IOh O'Clock. ~ ha slesrgni, No los Broadway,
OF rss class second hrnd Furniture removed or on
vepaence SALE ccnssin IN par Of large French tate
Msntl Mrrors Pier DO, Brussels and Ingram Csrpea
lsooi Psriur Suit In broCafel, aud
nlAc. Bootcas oil LADIES' Secretary NJ
Stand, ton sets Lac Cufta eDd Cornce rosewood Bed
wash ands Gle ant bronze Chandeliers bronze
Clocks drcDrstei Ch.nI VASES, white CANA Dinner Set
Tea se silver plates Ladies Forksand spoons. silver plated
Gas Gallery, and large other Furniture
To be rererp tory sold, by o.der 81 INC mortgs gee
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ri CSNTgR7URy PALACE. oren dag and evening.
r,5,x broadway opposite LsnIu Keenc's theatre.
'-'n GEORGE W. sIiuTEA0UK.
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yr,o sHowMEN.--1Usr ARRIVED Bv BARK ADRrEN
nom sierra Leone, four immense Boa Constructors.
one OF them thirty feet long; two male and female
Chirpan,ces pcrey healthy AM the largest brought
10 setss two cus Bengal rors aud large lot Of tars
birds and Aonkeys The above VII ke oil SEPARATELY %
Together.
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.o.uW ANAs AMI hhSOVfSs. .,..
ITO Suffers, &C.-sCc DOZEN BOTTLED ALE AND
Porter, In prime order for shipment 10 warm ell