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OFFICE o. TUG Enlx R,ILwaY coNpASr,}

DYPlCE OF JHg EHfY NAiLwf LONFANf{
NEw-YOKK, MSy q. 1902
NOTICE.-The INTEREST on the FIFTH
IN MORTGAGE BONDS Of this Company due on the frs,
OF June next vii be paid and fer tia, day psseis
Of the coupons the office Of the Treasurer la
Al the same phase the holder. OF the certificates Of
D. s Gregory and j. G. Is Davis, Trustees wiz receive psy
Iuent OF the Coupons Of the Fourth Mortgage Bond doe
April is 1861 with interest from May Let, letI to June is
ix5l II. N. OTIS. Secretary.
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NOTICE to CRED1TORS.-Notice is hereby
rivep according law al persons having olAims
esrst sTEPHEN b. BALLOU late oftEe Village II Lock
pr In the County and Stae Of Newfok deceas
sd that they required exhibit the same with the voueh.
Or, thereof TO the subscribers this OF the lsst will
and OF the said deceased the store Of j. NJ
Chryser Son in the Village Of Loekor; aforesaid be-
fore the 9Th day Of December neIeed This 1th day Of
May 1862. JACOB NJ IN sHLEa' So.
Nav n aw s mo tn JOB w. VAIL,
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Amrsements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

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THURSDAY JUNE s. 1862,
LAST DAY But. TWO
LAST DAY BUT TWO
LAST DAY BUT TWO
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL RABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL RARY SHOW
This Exhibition his afforded the finest display Of
BABIES, TWINS, TRIPLETS, AND
FAT BABIES,
BABIES, TWINS, TRlPLETS, AND
FAT BABihS,
BABIES, TWINS, TRIPLETS, AND
FAT BABIES,
has been the good fortune the public to behold
500 THIRD PREMIUM CHILD.
FIVE s5D PREMIUM CHILDREN
EiGHIEkN PAIRS PREMIUM TWINS,
THRLE SITS PRsMIUM rlIPLETS,
Beside large number Of other proai Children including
al the finest Children OF the entire Exhibition. gland gasI,
HUMAN ROSE.BUDS,
HUMAN KOSE-BUDS,
HUMAN ROSE-BUDS,
beside the Wonder Of Wonders the
CHILD EIGHT MONTHS OLD,
WEIGHING but ONE POUND SEVEN OUNCES,
will be on exhibition from II o'clock III p. and all
tie BABES, iWss TRPLsTs, and f.r BABIhs four
" IN ' Will in BIZ e. c1STNUED ALL THIS WEEK.
w LADIES and CHILDREN derous of avoiding the dis
comforts Of great cro*d Will do well come early ia tho
morning not later han 10 O'clock and the Museum
aud other Curosiiss before the Baby show
Also to be at all hours THE QUAKER, or " OGDEN
GUN. from the Rebel fortheaons Csn,reyie Va. 9hE
GREAT LINlND WHALE, THE MADAGASCAR AZ
blNOS, THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, LIVI Nc
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON LIVING MON
STIR SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING
TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA, &c
Tne New end Magnificent ) Sensational Drama,
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN;
EVERY AFTERNOON. at O'Clock.
EVERY EVENING at "A O'Clock
Admission 10 all y cts cni!dren under ten. IS cs
Il Mr. BAltNUM will open q GRAND NATIONAL
Doc SHOW at tie AGnarial Grd-us in Boston June 10.
900 distributed In p;emiuin.. Gs. Premium List and all
particulars al Once OF tae Museum.
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partake Of bouutfu collation., which had been pro.
pared under the direction Of Mr.. j. w. Woodruff ths
efficient Superintendent of thu road

oAneieht superintendent OF the road.
The State Of Ohio has made arrangements to pay
its interest due July !, in gold in this. city. The
MA oattan Company are now paying of 5000 Oo0 Of
the principal of the debt Of the State Of New-York.
in gold.
The exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were 81, ll6,s76 I6.
Inc following table win show the amount at the
I'm repositories of the United States, subject to
y. NC a. an OF the Treasurer of the United States On
the 26ih of Nav. '''' N'"'''' W
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furniture.

4 LII KINDS Of FURNITURE, Looking
Glasses Mattresses Bedding kc below auction price.
and delivered free, at q. W. bNEDENS NO Ioo
Eowery between anon Hoptonsts Please CALL You
will save money and be honoTably served.
coloYs NJ warranted manufacturer also solid Chestnut
Chamber Suites Plsn and Ornamental. at r. FAItkNG-
TOMS No. J3 Canal opposite Wooster Established 1913
EURNITURE.-F. KRUTINA, successor to
L. M. DOE l. Co.. Nos 90 and 81 Fast Houston-st, be-
.ween the Bovery and has hand and 70 manu-
f.c,urnz splendid OF class CABINET FUR
NiIUkE, which he viii sell 1t very low prices
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Tho Michigan Southern Road shows gain Of
$50, 900 in May.
The Rome ;,atertown, and Ogdensburg Railroad
Conpauy bias declare. dividend of v cent. and
also offer to pay their bonds o-e sept l.
An Official report from the Secretary y, Tue Treas
ury states the public debt on the 18th Of May a.
$i9l AS 9Si, at average rate Of interest Of four
and thirty-Gve one-hundredths.
The steamer to-day takes Si67 900 in specie.
The market is rather frmer for gold, aud the quo
tations range from 1881 TO 1893.
The amount Of coal transported over tho Della
ware, Lackswanna, and Western Railroad for the
week ending Saturday, Nay 81, was:
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Tie nafker for Foreign Exchange is not active at
II3l 9IIlj Tor Sterling. Francs are i.95 14.9Oi.
FreigLis are lower, bat with large offerings close
drmer. To Liverpool the engagements are 1900
BUSH Corn at sgd, in bnlk aud bags; $4,000 BUSH
Wheat at Sd. in bsgsi 1900 bbs. Flour at Is. Cd.
e., mosty at the later rate the inside being for On
uptown ship 200 pkg. Lard at 27s. Cd. To Lon
don: 5000 bush. Wheat at lOd. in bags; $500 bbls
aour at "a. 7Ida2s. 3D., mainly at the latter rate.
To Glasgow 30 tuns goo bbls.) Lard Oil ut 32s Cd
200 pigs. Butter at 3Js.; $40 tes Lard 32s. Cd;
500 bis. Flour on private terms. The charters are
a British bark with % 900 bush. Wheat to Newry,
LELAND, OIL private terms Dutch brig to Ams'er-
dam with $4,000 bush. Rye ut I'D 70 ID, and u
vessel to Csdiz with stores on private terms.
The bu,ness Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
81 ,lGl ,l29 5l--for Customs, 500 000i Pa! ments,
81 ,2is 1888 90; Balance, sl3,620,M3 A.
The Galena and Cuiesgo Railroad earned the fourth
week Of May:
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Professional Notices.

-
R. T. HOEICK, the Author and Lecturer
- On rAsn tM r,sioiOgyi Ofios No. $40 broadway;
NJ saS NYy except Sundays Post'Oice Box
k. w. BEAChsuthOr of "The American
~ Reform Pfsotice" h,E rMoyFD, a. No IS -. o.
st., near Hhsv. ofhcs Lus from TO 10 = IN. and 70
NOTlCE.-Dr. G. DIAMOND (nuthor of
'N IN Inv p DEsitiTs ha. returned from En
house from Madissn.sv from 10 to and to s,snas
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WILL CLOSE: .
w The 37th ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the NATION.
AL ACADEMY Of DESIGN will close for the season on
MONDAY. the ed lust, ct 10 p 0aeTiys open daily
from O. IN. to 10 In.
Admission rs esnts Catalogue 10 cents
NOTICE. ANNUAL REGATTA of the
~ kEW-YORK YACHT CLUB will take place on
THURSDAY, the 3th DAY Of June, preIimo
steamboat will be furnished by tho Club for the exclusive
OF the members and will foot Of Moron Of
10 a m. Of thu. day
them on application to the Treasurer No. 10 Wals,
ii. MORTON Secretary N YYC.
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G Z c X Z A NJ

I AIDES, Hotel-kcepers aud Laundreeses give
- SPARR0W'S LONDON WASBlN9 CRYSTAL one
sIis Sold by sill respectable Groces aud Drusgss OF
cents per package. Agent for New-lork
J. w. BlNNEY. No. q Cedars a.
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Eeaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of ROSWELL
Il C. BRAlNARD esq Suuo.e'- Of the County Of Kings
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, riding 70 law, to ell per.
having claims against JOHN RAY late Of the City OF
BROOKLYN deceased that they required to exhibit the
sme with the vouchers thereof the subscriber the ad.
rnistrsirx No 63 Fulton street In the Cry OF Brooklyn,
on or before the 18th dsy OF November DexDsed May y
1862 MARY j. RAY, AdMlnlAtratIx
Mv3 lawemoTh.
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CnIcAoO AND NOarn WEsTEns E.ILTaT Co,

CnIcAoo AND N0Rrn MrsrHEN k.iLVAf 20,
TY,IIE ANNUAL meeting of the bondholdcrs and
Il stockholders Of tho CHICAGO AND NORTH
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY viii he held
1T The Office Of the Company, Ia tho City Of Chicago,
on TnURSDAY the 5ih day Of Jure. &c., Mt
O'Clock y. M, for the election Of Directors for Ms year
ensuing and for the Transaction Of any other business tina;
nay come before them. The transfer books viii be clio ed on
the tth inst WILLIAM IS OODf', PRESIDENT
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NIBLOS GARDEN.
Of the
GRAND OPERATlC SPECTACLE
THE ENCHASIHbSS.
The dis.lngui,hed young 4 n-rcai vocalist
MISS CAROLINE RICHIN0S
The Denscuss OF tie
ANNETrI GALETrI,
viii appear EVERY MONT. -
SPLENDID SCENERY. kEAtfTIFT1. MUSIC,
FULL UFBhA nc CHORUS. SUPERB DANCES.
Admission 20 cents; Family Circle p cents.
I AURA KEENES THEATER.
IL Mr.. THOMAS BAkERS bENTFiT
POSTPONED TILL TO-NlGbF (fllUI sOAil. June :
FIRST TINE ola GRAND NEW UNiD., OVERTURE.
The pcfornAnc. with the no" and beautiful
THE PosT BOY,
THE PRIDE or RANK.
To conclude with the
BEAUTIFUL SPECTACLE.
THE ELVES,
THE STATUE BRIDE.
During which win sppeaf for This night only the beautiful
and fascinating Spani h Dan, use,
SENDRlfa CUBAS,
Don X1MiNES.
aud the
ENTIRE SPANISH BALLET.
Dnring the svening the Ochestfa wi perform
THE CELEBRATED Tor SYMPHONY BY HAYDN
The music principally psrfom,d on child stoya
Also the NEW 6lff IOLhA.
copy OF which will be pr~.entsd every lady visiting the
TbeEsr
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MR.. EDWARD KING, by mutual consent,
WI retire. this day from firm with the view OF essb
fishing himself as a STOCK and BOND BROKER, undei
' JAMES q. KINGS SONS.
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years 1861 and 1862, was as follows:
, 1862-04-08

VIC hare no right To- measure out punishment
according to crime. :, What do We knew about
the cnormity Of mans crimsf What do We
know Of his ed1eattnn;S h3s habits Ut I1fA, tbs
Ideas he iznbibed r. h!s earliest youth =? How
do VIC know that be haa eYe1 learned the dif-
ference between n'ssaa and t.esatS,; We say
murder is horrible crime: It may be i less
crime for him who committed it t5an II would
be to one ofnato ten 9 lie. We should make
it Impossible that auy man shou1d be capable
Of murder. A mans sin Is his ;g,.oraaoe 1s.l-
atp9ied into his Temptation. What do we know
Christian civilization to bame:: And who
are ne that We should Judge? All sin
is but the method to- virtue. Your error,
your mistake OF. today j ehaws you the
right Tomorrow T. We never did wrong
how should: WE know what is right
as soon Is punishment goes beyond the point
necessary for the protection Of society, It be-
comee tyranny: There is no such thing as
punishment, , ind should be no such word. We
have no right to punish. Il O maninyadea onr
RsE2nal rights Ts hars res simply Eight t. Pro.
him about with walls, 20 that he can do 10
more harm. and, then turn your prison into q
moral hospital, and teach him to respect your
rights. t.- 49,. "
South! What right thaEe twenty six millions
~ A44NA! ~ teAAS x0tkA AA4A4tlo LtElu
Of, any more than the four millions have to
eolonize the tNenty:sfn millions? Where
man is born, there he: has right to-
be. God gave him the earth to stand
uFon and The air to breathe. The laws Of
nature, and the instinct Of self-preservation
will regulate sufficiently the question Th It
particular spot he viii occupy. God has put
. charmed circle about every: created human
being, Ehich none may lawfully pass Ho is 8
man God made him, gave him his right to b,
which it is tyranny to invade.
{: Theae nre principles to which We must not
shut our eyes in the great work. Of reforma-
.tion which God has entrusted to cur genera
ton When our fathers. promulgated the
memorable truth, that all men are created
equal, they launched us on Gods boundIess
ocean OF democracy: We must accept our situa::
ton The great scope it has gigen Us for e4pan-
have been rushing On at the rate Of sixty miles
an hour, and nov the ax1es arc red hot, and
ne must stopa generation and let them cool
# We can retrieve the error and compensate
the injustice Of eighty years Of turmoil and
hot pursuit Of selfish aggrandizement, 1t will
he all that could be expected Of one genera
tlon.
, 1862-04-08
ATARRHi. EATARRHfI
= CAIARAAttt. T.: -: : fs3ia:;-
R,GEELYE's LIQUID

WAExAETD to be tuto cIs7o tr
ATARHH OF COLD IN THE HEAB.
1Ez EExpE1ss THn5oa1xD 4,cr,z1as ds eaz=y IN s7tx
1nt9E OF Consumption. EExy phys etso knows thsf
h tuEJ twoshirfa q snts uElate1, she disease n1St
rntnenced AtA
CATARRH IN TIE NOSE.
oaeT SET betaE 10 sae sezoas and ;franca1st suba
is esSeT . CUE csea7h ;nen cosa1n ,,.cn sna .,
a-!stand that 1as oesfar V1y % cura Consamptico
ine eym2tnne 9 passa7a n tass ,ssae.ar,y ss7oea.
.at dss: vr:y slight PERSON. ind they have coIf
:s.:7.Te 70 the changes Of tcuepp.ztan ia ahs con
:.o7 tho rose may be dry, or sltSht dscharce :Ir
the disease beco1ns cftoolc tde dis5sarEeE az t:
:hIcK aud heavy end are ekerEss I'll 81 S1e5 5lo ~
he nese Or slss they lAli i4ts the shsoat su a1s
xSed o: coCEaed tE The s&e-eyions afa atge1sstYa
.sag bad 6Fearh. TIE roee thick and naaa3; the.
ored; dex1nea frequently :tafes pissa- :1aothssF
Person is Obliged cae ha throat Ii HE 1anrriar
thick o. kttny rnuco1A Eh1ch has fallen down IRON
asaa during t16 alEat. When this :1Saa place, tho
q aud should 1tse no tine IN es7estlng It Tha
xe sc tas sFa7pszsf ef Cssat7a Is they ap4eE n
5 the sd d the L1QrD CArAKH REMEDY. I'll
wed And sAve sufficient cGnndeEce In the Kcme.
70 as5csc ~ who E disposed to tess !ts virtues ia
ing CssR-Te, tta. attzr the tr1hl OF the Ecmety
oae month. 10 beneht Is received. the s=aorEt paid
rice of tae C9.z7a Kennedy. r % kamcleat so1 use
enouih With 1all and clesf directions.
Rce, 1876 Lake, Corner Of Wel1s-8t.
e:-sssS.m Fns+ Ottce Boz iS5l' Ehfcacn' IN
, 1862-04-08
1earD Ruhher Truss.
GEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

NAxs7AnruxEn u1nxx Rtasa ahaoouYKfRsP1rxxr. 4
Thss Trzz II having saecesssfn curing HezaiA or
kupsMa be1o.e unknown Il the history Of Trusoes
Ec3kH AEI others evnr used In Eespect8:
HwE4HzW xgsE Etae spsiaG bssaH eosssa VIII
pesapttatton frem thu bodyh aoR HExAL.cza9K GAIL
or sI1stxK-- WuLKoF s1IF OF :KuV4 EEox PLACE.
TII4HTs a1dA a1ws3s e1xA1 *1D: 4sanaR * xxw:
and surrounding country, within fas past tWo Year,
and have neyef fsaleA 70 KtIe batsctpn IN ,Au cARa
.CgRgD T. W sty of tnisty ram Ndseh aEe
the We< and Il uHtyeetsily ~ a =
ehe only xesb4e TINS q for use Dr. seataV having
bad oa11J ,9ea<us expsIencE in Tie epplicauon and
-1ttn4 os VII guxx1utee thx Instrument IN
:EvX usp4 to ne aa fepfesentedA ~ aar saoo Truss
es3A A a. q dsy reee4yaE othe1s toE ~ Inssse
axso1s aes p11At &at #, FsQadN 3aResced1ng: is1
"na1 nse9 ta use Psr4dna Kahf1x rils tn1t5nH'',s
aso e e D 81; = 2 s1IY: K: f,s sGah 60
d Vhpn III GdHe<a NaSz z1e addkesao3
o1fecadpt aT sa61p. T. Q. BaK so, uzzs7E981y
, 1862-04-08

tR QSI EEAS SALEM heTeas,
l. John Zimmerman and Jacob. Ber1maa. oe the
CO OF Cook and etate Of Illinois did, "a the 8th day
ofAuE d 1851 make, e1ecute aud deliver to tbs w
de1Egned.a Deed of1ruIt the lots Of land End pe
EeE Hereinafter nleHtoned- to secure the payment OF
four certain prom IN raid -deed- described
made bF The kaid Zimmerman and Bergman, all Of
date Nth said decd one for th4 EuM of 0ve nnndrd
and fonF ,dpsa&xY <1 payable oe JBsE asfr III
cate for Eha Of forr hnadred and lIpetT dol
1azz {<4 payable two Jeafs afcr 1H date; t6r al
Of Etx hundred and sixteen do1sts {6lh) payable
three 3ea17 aft< its date; and ore f1t tbs of ye
hunAled and Nghtyth1ee doAIs t&5s0, payable Eooe
yea1a a1Ef IT, dk1e A1tpa5apfe to the order ofE r.
IE3eaft which eaat Dtt Of Trusts zecurucd IN the
Aecolder oce IN and for the County Of Cook sfere-
said tn booE 1S9 oz 6seds at -pAgo H. AndNheeaA
DEFAULT haa oeen made in the payment q the frst tEo
the Etns h now baa and Unpaid and tue Legal h9ldas
Property IN SAID Trust Deed desethsd tpr ths puzpose
q paying the @11e -..'7-N
kpW. therefore, b. Tt1tue at said Tr1s Deed sad fR
the pr puse of paying es1d upteE ehat On Ann1nyy
the Hst cay AID. B2 A II O'Clock Il. o. th1t
dAy At the north front door Of the Court Hons In tne
City Qz Chicago tn sid County Of Cook selat pubnc
auction to the ht&beEf hT for tash tho lots OF lind
aud premises in raid iced Of Trust deacEibad 4ud
Conveyed, bslng Lots two a. and three @ Ia tna
8ohdlTs1ou Of the AoutnTe9t quarter C1 OF Section
feven CO, Tow nsn1p thirty Bl, nm h Range four
teen Gay east ct the Principal Meridian. being ten
19ss ef land. mora g. Il leg V{ta 81 he aght md
/ Bergman, their het1s 1nd as5g1s q therein -.
r. P. C1.AKKsoS, Attorney.
h3r@d ENh32,rEA3fM
, 1862-04-08
- 80 Ee-V
Steamboat 4iHeS,
y . %; .:EA EC 2c zz5:,,
Northern TRANSPORTATION Gov

-. w.!
In.-.,o-,5 - -s-....-GL.
ffea!!se =:
7osesas III fasat2 u sfnsaiad3 hs4: fsfk:
80 .H-AN-eEF N%s3As&ss3 1i- t' -
. nun pao1psasss4 care and diBpatcH, Il
FMS van kaow1 1lna Of Fourteen E1Sss eiass EereE
oseaNe1& neceSSfQEded4f1rEFfsEf fe- :
i e@'@A'e1 .e1 oosE2n a0A; eA f02ufz' Ia EeH
t. e 49, ILL !.4tA44 e.; -
p,;1,..d ~ = SzsS :fsssa5 sta e
/ Tfnaant mi NJ s12S 2eEReeo CapH
~.,,u and st {asgexo V.th 49,.
rJMH fIxf az rII5ET a = rE Farar :. -. . r
B4sxeen os@ego, hoy. 1sba1Y aad Sew Yorr.@'
Fo.rrtH. DAIfY3f Ia3H rom Hcs.nn. -x..g V.:,;
Spe sA1eeof ena l6He8n TO Cleve9kad.
AeAe2o Aaa ~ n1sson ;,,,, -: ..,7, =, = ,xr:a
AND 4 RlWtEkLI LINZ TO
talsaeot taiSW6ukke- &Ha 1aEe1me00s9 3o1H.
h: :: ':' 80 3'. ---:..E -;''..''
i: .--AG.ENTa:,. :i!. "a s;.:.:
J.. 5ASe1t. 19t BEo36wsys Eew 1ogk- John HocG
Hf Eei9 ia919 3g1dt11o9fAn
WeSu FnStnn & ,4 -
, 1862-04-08
CTATE OF ILLINOIS COO

coxTr s5snneo1 0r coast af enesse GoUm Aof
Term, A. D 1861 Wheeler q Wilson Manufacturing
r0mpauy ya Union Manufacturing Comp2ny--Attsch-
rnent.
Public notice hereby given to TIE aid Union Mann
factnrI Company that TWO Wrt8 OF attachZpeut Issued
out Of tie office Of Clerk Of the Superior Court of
Chicago, dated the ntsesnth day Of March A D. 1856,
at the suit Of the said Wheeler r. Tl1aon Manufactur.
1g Company and sgsnst the estats Of h9 sid Daton
Msnnfactnrthg Company for the sum of ~ thonsaAd.
shsEds Of Cook ana Ksne Counties, which said w7its
NoE, saeFetsfe uniess you the said Union Msnutac
turing Company shall peEsenallE be betore
4t Day Of the ter thereof be holden 1t the Court
Honse IN ne Gty of Ch1cagn q she a1st Monday q
plaintiffs action Judgment uu be entered aganst you
End IN favor Of the sad plaintiff and 90 much Of the
iasd aud costg E be sold . aatlat the saA
. THOMAS B. CAHTXK CleTt
, 1862-04-08

~ COUNTY. ss.-Suparior Court Of ChlcAZo Junn
Tern, A. D 1Ss2 William e Burgess II Dennis Beach
and Peter n. Pecbhsm.-Attachment-
Public notice fs hereby Kdven to the said Dennis
Beach aud Peter =. Peckham, that writ q attach
perior Court Of Chicago dated the first GAY Of April
q p. 1852 at the suit Of the said Wl1%m r Burxes
and against the estn4e OF the said Dennis Beach and
Peter VI. Feekham, for tie sum Of Twenty-Five HIM.
dted Dollhrt directed to the Sheriff Of Cook County,
Nov. therefore unlese yov, the said Dennis Beach
and Peter r. Peckha,n sh2 personally be and appear
The fI day Of the term theEeo1 to be holden at shs
dsy of June 4 b Its2 dive special bail and oiead 10
TIE said plaintiffs M set1oa Judgment III bs entered
much Of the property attached naT be suecieur to
satlRfy TIE ssid Judgment And costk viii be eod to
sstaEfy THE same. THQS. B. CARTER, Clerk.
WIN T. BCE3Tsax IN p.uper are u9y4T
, 1862-04-08
- -SA
S5raleB.
FAIRBANKS, STANDARD
" @.
...-. :, SCALES or s''ALL KlHDS.
Fairbanks; * Greeu1eaf.
RI AAKE BTHKEE CHICAGO

:ATEW YORK STEAM DYE
E%eWuBKR, VIE Yxxsu1Y. tE South Csa1k ssTeAe,
1etvoen Aadfeon and Monroe; Chicago. 91ez and
Cleaner OF III ktn6S Of allk aad WOODEN Hoo3. AlSQ
Straw HAfs and Bonnet Dyetn&. H1e4chinE and Preas-
fnx, EtaTp md County work Aoltc5tod- AL ofdEH
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAE

HdhAT EEA1EAI ROUTE To NKH YUFxK NNW
FINLAND AND TIE CANAuA3.
:. W 44d sttaf SUNDAY. Nov. Sd 1881, Tf3fnK IeeyA
follow: ~'"'~ ~ As>S9 seoe$ ~
en AA-nsy ExpreM texrept 8undsy3 Strives Ut IA.
tSoit st 800 E. II, Suspeass6n Bttdro FL -
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T. IL, BoR4. = 12tH l. N
es3f A-NlSht kKpreA {e3cept Saturday. a.z1vea q
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Albany E15 a. H. AaE EorE Il Il. Bcs31S
Cincinnati Trains 71A H. C. Railroad 1esye Cbtcaaa n
30 n. Mail fTatn TO r II. Fast Express, aEffyS
Y GhtGaE6 S A. ls;@A H. Fast Expren; 1t 1lkN z. ID
The 70 r Train leaving Chicago rnn1 THROUGH q
eaaeanpaa assaE EHhoat chan5e Of cars OF bsgEaka
.sAisnnfYt fatent N1stela are on Day EuxN8
fsatna pa:eqt eaeeVsnS Car on u night astaa :.
z Baggage Checked Through
1HEoCeH TaGHrs for tale il III principal RafnosS
pEceA IN the West At the General Od1ca corner LaX9
aad Dearborn esIee0 {undeT tha TeeMn1t Honse5 EN%
taEo and at the Depot 49,
~-R \. RICE General Superintendent,
]. " GMfTH. Western PAaA AEA.
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Special ApticeB.

For 4the cheapest and best Hair
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asTALpT, 10 IAse st,eet and exan1ns those Wos.
arfu1 productions ct Att No scrutiny tan detac. tha
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.EN}IIIIAM BURRELL, deceased.
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= fse1felE Eaxla94 isrsqutxud- hissappnesA
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The subscriber Kpn1d hIapateons
and The public generally, that 10 has connected WITH
hhFaper Hanging brshess The taaanfa actur1nE II Bed
ding. Ha,tng1 thorough ano9tsaee iet the business
and intending 1t IN times to keep on hand4 I'M III
sortment IN an ts Esanchea and ID be ptefazed 10
Manufacture to urde11u quans7 and Qualify second
to house in the city, he hoss tomertt ta hts saw
business as heretofore received In bis DID, absie of
patronage. Ee takes this Opportunity to thank bis
friends dnd patrons for their many tayozs IN the past
and hopes to be uo1bly grateful IN the future
:. E. G. l. EAX0N. ::
, 1862-04-08

LIBERAL EDUCATION With
fT6RE EMkfRHEfIfak Am nHfll

WESTERN UNION CULLEGE and MILITARY
.ADEHT hns been located 1t FTLTJE, I'LL, and
! o!.e9 55115sI5 Asadeujc .nd Goleg!ate Courses,
4caers, thorough appointments and excellent 8ppli
zhotA reg ulaI snd J. scientific courses, The .naest
r1cttve grounds, q f1e Gymnasium, and many Other
which should clatm tae attention Of pRrent1
4::nctlon IN German G.s also. 10 AgT111kRx, LIZ
TkEAE71C ExkRGsks, CeNxoN ZoCAvx AND rASoY
M n uzde5 g. @ n1ser e United 5tstes ArWy st1-
board Furnished zoon4 fnss. AghtA washtng and
:ion II sSee5 tc ~, E1cHaeoe eeoomHoA I9
,copFtant oF tbe teachers, Address for C1r.u-
ed. s. COVERT. President Fulton IL fe+nA52,n
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