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We regret 70 anscuecs the death VI ths Hou. Cscpc
G. capx.r sye, sftss long and painful illness, Al
his residence ~ wss, Neck, Loas Asnd, on Wednesday
last, in the seventy ssth year OF his sgs. Nj Gam
brssng was born 10 North Csrollns, 10 t1se and wac
sdrcated a. ScwberE He came 70 New reik 10 is02,
where hs has resided with ths exception OF
abou, yea 40 slets NJ Prevalence, n. FOR soms
t,hne ls.t Mr. tsmbfelsng hss appeared from the
public gsas out q short time sucs he was Of 40
ecnsp euous nsa o. VI. nalcn BE ~u orSiusiy q
sacesssfm merchant u tAs city aud consequently :
member sf Congress rom this stats from 1871 - 1882
aud acted a. chsrmsu y the Committees Of commerce..
wsys aud Near, sud rvlesn Ansu a. political
ihiusor and write - vas celebrated end hs reports
ana psmlhss always received i.fss shsrs q aztec
ton in 1899. bsos a. tAst tms abroad, 40 YES AZ
pointed suisssr 70 R,sss b, Pres dss, VA Rlrep
Aver his return hs retired SC private lie posea lron
which he hes ssvsr been witlaFswp.
Ons o. the noticeable incidents r. hs tousrsssious.
,arser ~.s hia 10 Nr Everett "a he slavery gvss
tion, "a 1876. hr RAndoiph, ~ hs tepiy 80 tusi 40
Who defended slavery on principe. NJ tsiubfs,en
followed in deuuuciston suo rsorts az the senteman
FROM Massachusetts, for "a thsi slavery vss
az an Of NE 10 0e u-Asa ~ mSsitr fsf on ana IN
tsrnstionsi Law NJ. CstnhIstng, ~ his lsttsI dave
both nod out " Consrss liysa 10 assend the Tosuu
OF M. E,srsa lie Was msn y great piscticsl sense
and & nGsribs honesty, End ne ctr 81 View work bss
seldom sent The pstpnsl uosneis person more wsr
Shy of her mot potsp position He rss universally
respected by bis So-wolssrs IN puhe 40 well py hs
fellow citizens IN private ans his his was Que %
understand, employed by Joqn Jacob Asor aud tray.
esd extensively He has, dhrrg the latter part "
Vi ., bssn 81 invalid and very seldom loft the shesss Of
his own roof hid death he n gseaty rnststou Nv All
who know him, although he died ~ good round ass
is assd actions and had-nt -N rot - syasa - VI
" lhe susIs c'mag,ohy
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NEWS PROM GEN. CURTIS DEPARTMENT,

FoRsyrH. Mo. April -. 1863
On shs 2sth instant q company Of cavalry from ths
place destroyed tho extensive saIetre mandatory
near Millylle, Ark. and burned tho bnildng Leuten
ant Hckock, Of the Fourth Iowa sayary killed aud
one private wounded In the skrmish with thu -ebss
largo quantity or supplies bid FOR the rebels use with
deser!ers and jayhawksrs hid in The mountains we're
captured by General Curtis o2Inmand.
PrrrsBUsG LAsDisG. April 30 1904
Hon EDWIN Mt STANTON. Secretary OF War
Reliable Information has been received THAI Major Hub
bard Of the First Missouri Volunteers on the Goth inst
with ons hundred and fortys mon defeated Coonels
Colso and Stearnw eight and hundred Indians at Ne
osha Missouri. killing and Sounding thirty two and cap
turing sirty-two prisoners. seventy six horses and
large quantity OF arms
H. w. HAILsCK, Major General
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OMEN youngest son " Harasyet O'Nsh 4 native 4
COUNTY Kerry. ireland, assa II ReA-~ aud m'atbs
The friends and relatives iIies 20 attend to
RAJ from his lsto residence $50 saf street this IN
day) morning at ton O'Clock Ihs romans viii bs tSs ~
20 Calvary Cemetery for intermenc
PolTER AT Wilmington, N g.. SATURDAY april III
after long and illness Captain (iIiEay porrs
PRAr-on Thursday. May 4, sorBrA A.. daughter 4
Henry and Abby Pray. aged ~ ysars ana 10 mouths
Tho relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral without further invitai
sunday Afternoon at two O'Clock from ths resdsops
Of her parents, SO Hammond street.
QUAH~-Un Wednesday,, April 30, JAMES, tho only
OF Edward Quail, aged months aud days
The friends and relatives ecIfuy invited 10 s.
send tho funeral this riday) afternoon at ons osiock.
suiUlIz On Thursday evening, May 1. after ssors
Illness HssnoH scHuLz aged II years two months snA
10 days formerly o Hanover, Germany
The relatives and friends OF the family rsspass.
fully invited 20 attend the funeral from The residence -
his Claus iOsobor 10 Rutgers street 0ornsS
OF Monroe street. Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock
srxykNs.-0n Thursday, May l, ooRssIIA A., youngest
chlla o. Wm and Sarah d. stevens. ases years.
III, relatives and friends of tho family respect.
fully invited 20 attend tho funeral service, At the ras<s
dsnoo of hsr parents. los South Ninth street, Williams
burg l.. l.. At seven Clock this friday evening ms
remains will BE- taken 70 Rye wesschsstsr county Va
Tor intarfnsnt, ON Saturday mo ming.
THossoS On Tuesday, April 20. DOLLY raoMrsos. r..
iict OF Robert Thompson, aged rs years.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from tho residence OF hs<
soni law John Dagap. s5s sixth Avsnus ,hts (Frids
afternoon, At three O'Clock.
Van XII On Thursday. May l, after fsw hourss
Illness jonN AUGUSTUS only child of Mary A. aud Doctor
john X. Van k!ssk aged year and months
Tho fyiends Of the family invited 70 attend the
funeral from No All Fourth street, Sunday lfornoo0s
a. three 'o6ck.
waIom---ln brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, AprE
80, Of scare. fever HENRY IRWIN. OF Charles II. ana
the late Amelia Wright, aged years and months.
Tho reatvos aud friends OF tho family respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral from the residence OF h
grandfather Jas Johnson No 2os High street, thia tf
day. afternoon. at three O'Clock.
YAns--0n Thursday, May /. CBAKiss sou OF Charles
add Josephine eoswor'b Yates, aged months sad ~
days.
Tho relatives and friends or the family invited -
attend The gunors this (frday Afternoon AT Two oo,oks
at No East Thirty third street The remains will hs
taken to Albany for inte,ment.
YouS0.--On Fourth day evening. April 80, bizAsg0
D., vile OF Henry d. Young IN the 52d OF her ago
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend the funeral
from No l0i state street. brooklyn SIKH lay atorS
no0n May 2. At four O'Clock The VIII DC takes
70 Mat,nnicocs Il. L., for aterment.
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GREAT RISE In THE MISSISSIPPI
HOUSES AND VILLAGES SUBMERGED.
The People Finding Refuge in
Flatboats.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Washed
Away,
&c. &C.. SO.
CHICAGO, May 1. 1862.

CHICAGO May l. 1862
special despatch from Cairo says
Tho packet Diligence. from Tiptonyils. reports an
alarming stage OF water in the Mississippi river Hun
drods OF houses the banks OF the river ct that place
and Now Madrid are submerged, aud thousands Of cat
tie, sheep and hogs have been washed away.
Many families are living In fstboass.
Everywhere along the river there very great suer
ing In consequence of this unprecedented flood.
The whole OF Columbus up the foot or tho fortnca
tons is overfowed and the water Is running into The
wind ows OF the houses.
Hickman. Kentucky. Is also suffering greatly from the
food.
The fortncations at Island NO. 10 and upon the main
land opposite still above water excepting the upper
battery.
large amount OF cannon and heavy ordnance stores
captured from the robels thu shore stilyng
In the bayou aud cannot DO removed unit. the waters
subsde.
Point Pleasant Is entirely submerged.
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Ia ,DGsy-RoJsRsos. I'm Champaign, H., DASiIL Brad
LKy. Captain Of Company A. rwentisth regiment Illinois
Volunteers, 10 Miss KATH Ro. xRsoS.
DsSAUSR--RoDH-h the residence OF the brides
father on Wednesday, April 30, by tbs Rev. Mr. krAs-
mer, Mr. w. DRssAUsR, OF Toronto q. w. TO JUIA edest
daughter or David Rodh, Esq. OF this city
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday morning, May !.
by Rev. Thomas Gallaudst ut ST. AIMS church. CHARI'
g. HoUsIos of Rochester, to CHARLOTTE ANNE daughter
OF Richard Sterling, hsq., OF this city.
LxDs--RAraAn~-on Tuesday, April 20, at Calvary
church, by tho Raw Francis l. Hawks, M. CHARLES G
LhEIs OF New York 70 Miss BAscHE RosAIs, daughter
Of the tate Isaac Raphael, Esq. OF Louisyils, KY
MpRpHY-CosSgtLr.--ln Owego, n. T., on Monday,
April as, BY rov. Joseph Butler JAMs3 y. MrRrHr, OF
New York, 10 ANNA PsuDsNcH CoSssLLv. OF Owoao,
Mel ACKNOWLEDGEMENT actoryville, l., on Satur-
day, April 20, TGsopcsS, son OF Captain McIoughn to
Mrp. daughter Of John Young. both Of ststen Island
SsMoSs-WoouxY. Wednesday evening, April 81,
a, thu residence or tho brides father. b. the Rev c.
G.. Norton. Toward u. SIMMONS 70 NAM A. WooiIsv
youngest daughter OF Chas woucy, Esq all Of this CITY.
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House OF Representatives..
WARRINGTON. Nav [. 1862

THn RoAgs or QUALIFICATIONS
Mr.. RAIR, (rep) OF Mo-, called ur the bill, recently
reported the Military Committee, authorizing the
appointment Of Board Of Foraostons, to provide for
the and o,ev defencss OF the United States ard
other surposss an bsirsc OF which was Published on
the cath OF April
Mr.. B,AlR explained the provisions OF The BILL and IN
respos TO question: said II suspended the Appropri
tons for fortincations sseady made II Also provides
that money shall bs expended upon such works OF
defence shalt be recommended by tue commission pro-
pcsed 20 be created By the bill.
The consideration Of the bill postponed ualli Tues
day week
sDJuTAsr GgskKALs bkPskfhrNT.
Mr. DUNN (rsr) OF Ind. from the Committee Nili-
tary Affairs reported bill for The better organ sstou u
the Adiu,ant Generals Department.
sLAyboy QuKsIioS.
MI LOyStoy (rep.) OF III rrom the COMMITTEES on Ter
ritorics reported bill TO render freedom naiioas and
slavery sectional.
rAcnsc ROAD suL.
The House thea Sent into Committee o. ths Whole
the Pacific Railroad hill
The time WAS occupied in explsaatlon or numerous
am sndmonls.
Tiia committee w,thov. coming to a conclusion GU
The bill. Adjourned.
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1HfCEVHuEHE HHUu LAOWuRWHsJ
COSY sSrIOS OF COTTON PLANTERS AT SELMA,
BAMA. ETC.

CONFENTTUN OF UUgTVN FTANTEKy SELMA, NIK
BAMA. ETC.
CHICAGO, May 4 1869
The Memphis papers or the 26th OF April say that, at
convention Of cotton planters held ct Selma Aisbss IL
wss unanimously resolved restrict the production OF
cotton TO dvs hundred pounds FOR each hand Employed
sud advising tho cultivation OF bresdstuas Instead 10
Was rscomu sndsd 90 levy tax &C SIS poe ba!s all
grown over That amount
Marshal law - declared in Eastern Tennessee
The Columbus, "a, work ara throwing out SIX csnnon
per day.
General Albert Pike has issued order compmsnlng
the indian allies for their gJlsntry q. Pea Ridge
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THE SIEGE OF FORT WRIGHT.

THO Speouy C8pturo OF the FOrt Pfe-
dfcted-DestructiOn or Cotton Along tho
sippi-Mov cments Or the Rebel
FlOtilia, SC.
FoRr WRIGHT, April 80, 1862.
1hcre has been no change in til, outward appearance
of things At this plsce for the last two days.
Certain indications point TO q speedy termination
Of our protracted siege, but at liberty 10 say
how soon.
dsssrtsr to-day from the rebel fleet says that the
vessel TO which he was attached has been employed
nearly week past cruising between Memphis aud this
post In search Of cotton Every lot discovered has
burned These lots varied from I'VE sixty bales The
aggregate destroyed Is several thousand bales.
hontgomsry's rebol gunboat feet. from New Orleans,
had arrived Of tho fort and joined Rollins feet They
have a sufficiently strong naval force TO mako =
show or resistance.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Hest I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold aud APP
Piled at BATCHEL0R'S Wig Factory. ID Bond steset
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OnioisI Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Cos Kentueky and Missouri state Lotteries
&c. 81, 8, 81 So IS. 50, 6, "a, So 80, 81.
KKsTuoxr. CLASS 2U0-Msy l. 1859
66. 10, II, SO, so. 70, SO. 3, 2 AZ 46, AZ, 81
Circulars sen. FREQ Of charge ~ addressing either
MURRAY EDDY CO,
Coyington KY DR. ST. Louis Mo-
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London Aqua Scufum Coats, Just Re-
ceiyed, by HCNf DUSENBURY. successors TO Leary a
Co.. Leaders aud Introducers of Fashion for Gennens
Hats, Nos. ), 4 and 8 Aston House.
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A Pure TObacco.--YellOyv Bank Tobac-
cot;oodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco. free from ali
Impurities sale by all tobacco and Dealers and
wholesale by T. GOODWIN BROTHER, 100 Water street
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30 Fenther Beds for saie Cheap.-AIso q
NJ KERRIaAN, les Bowery.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Leg allied Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATHS. Broker. II Wall
street, room No. l, New York
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Wilmington. Delaware. or Cosin.toa. Kcr

K Royal Havana L0ttery.-PrfEes Cashed
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO. Bankers 10
Wall street.
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Last Day OF tho Great Play, "Hop o.
MY THUMB aud the "RpWER OF BEAUTY" at BAR
NUNS MUSEUM. Tho Giant closes Tomorrow. with Com.
Mutt. DC. lie Ia visible At all hoursl
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Keefe's New Restaurant and Private
Supper Rooms opened No. 126 Crosby street. Joining
HE former place OF business.
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Omcfsi Ora wings OF the kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries
KxsrUcxY. R1rnA CLASS iss--aay ]. 1861.
So. 81. ~. %, IL. 40, 81, rs, "A. A., 5, 68.
DxLAwAsx Class 2li--May /. LS6S
n. 76, ~, ~, TO- "a IL. 80, 70. 70. ~, Is, 7s.
Circulars sen. BY addressing -
Wllmng0u. Delaware. or Cogin.toa, Kenlueky
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Hsrring's Patent ChamPiO Fire and
Bargar Proof Safes 2l Broadway or Murray street.
Nc York
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Holioway's Ointment and pills will
any Only rub the ointment into the ccs night
aud morning, and take ten Pills nightly.
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HilI's Hale Dye, Fifty Cents-Binck or
brown best ia Depot. No Barclay street. and sold y
damn
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CristadorO's Hair Dye, Preservative
Wigs the world Wholesale and retail and
the dye privately applied at No. Aston House.
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Trusses.-Ma rsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Tsses Shoulder Braces and Dr. Wsdsworhs Uterine Ele-
superior article No. Vesey street. Aston House.
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The Parents OF Thirty Babies Secured
their exhibition certificates the Museum yesterday The
prizes 5000 The number OF babies V be exhibited the
81 Of june IN limited to one hundred
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David's Spring style or Genuemen's
Hats. 3s9h broadway. Duane street.
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Colonel Jennisoa aud Generals sturgis
And Denver.

ST. ioUs, Nav |, 1863
Colonel Jennt.op received q letter from Senator Al
Washington city which sstes in explicit terms that
order relieving Generals sturgs and Denver OF their
eou,n,snas IN Ksn,as bss been forwarded from The War
Bepartnsnt
colone, Jsnnison Yesterday relieved OF pefsoasi
parole lie 10 only OBJ 81 to tcport by letter Tn.
10, ths liberty 10 expects TO leave TO-DAY fof washing
CITY,
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Reautif ul Com xiOn--I.ak ri's Bloom of
Youth. Liquid Pearl FOR preserving and beautiryng the
complexion and skin. All druggists. and 439 Broadway
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RsoouyS rma.Rxoyc socisrr Tho hfth sid lss1
concert Of this society skss place tomorrow evening Of
IN. Academy cf Muse. fse soioists will 30 the new
teaor, signor 1omoasi, .ni Master whIo Darnesaors
Pane the juvenas psns wbc.s performances have bssn
c-.,as .. much n,se.s, /, prvaIs aross ia New yors
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wis,sp Cisnss --Nlsa Bs,tmsp, The tsisntsi voans
actress whose representations in comedy sud tpGedy
SO syc,ug 60 much interest tskss her bench, This
este blishmeni tonight she vii appear npou This occa
sion .. Blanca ID The Italian wifs character -hieh
sssid 80 rs one n her most sicc-sslai efforts. III
Henry Ylscids TO play his nns past n 'Grsndia'h.r
Whitehead, 10 the piece of that name. We rasi ihst
our public viii givs Miss Bstsmsn I'll the support shst
sns deserves or this occasion.
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DIR. Kcnnedy's Medical DiscOvery Is
arrans to Scrofua. Eryspeas, Ringworm, Scald
Head Salt Khenm Ulcers Fever Sores fnpes, Rnd every
disease OF the Skin of whatever nature.
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The Deputy Secretary OF state OF New
York.
AtsASr MAJ 1, 1899
!. wesley smith, Q; the county Of Csypss ~ss the
t.. appointed pspnty secretary o. stats Henry r wi
COX, the present incumbent, having resigned
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aoys,Hnxrs wooEiNS.---Nr. srtisshk gtva con.
csri sa Ugh, al the Brcyksn Ashen.sam nsssssd ~
MISC mot,s Part sisnors 1cmoss and t.rr AID Mesars
MoIlsphsas, aud Henry sandsfoa The programme
with siuss exception that oi the ronsuss from
Wards sung by ssaos Toinpss,, an The same % ~
Nss York 90 ms previous evening Tns h,uss Wa
rather thin ewing the wstns.s OF TIE evening but
There vas no lack Of spirit obser,aboiu me performances
Of he artists. Tonight Mr. GotScost gives his lsss
soncsr IN New YORK.
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Dedication oC the Home for Sick aas
Wounded Soldiers To-day.

Ths rsa,onies consequent upon sae opening OF the
ladies' Homo Tor our brave soldisss who may DO
wounded or sick situated ~ ts corner Of Lexington
Avenue aud FyFrss street will take plaza this aitsr
nooa three O'Clock, whom quite An Interesting aud
p:irissc tims may be expected. Commissary General
wcch viii prsssn, a. tho nstitution magnificent dag
specially manufactured Eos the OCCASION II - Intended
10 AXE Up GolsG ior tho benefit OF the Homs sni
FOR no NOR. prassworthv ossc, could tbs purse strings
Of our cizsus he oosess The Seventh regiment band
will contribute 20 the musc,, part of ths progrs
fho seventy arst reghdsnt, Now York 5,ss Militia VII
psrad. In f the following general order having been
lss sd from headquarters relative TO ,hs ssms-
okSgRaL ovDEa--No. 10.
ss,,SiY.1E-T iSoiNsNr, IIoHr issiytxv.
AMERICAN GrAsn, SGw Yoxs, Apri! 20, 1882.
The officers snd members Of this rsgi1aen' will parade,
"a iuii fatigue on Friday NAY =.
The ns win bs formed in Washington PA AIDE 1ronnd.
at HIATT. pssi cue O'Clock T.. NJ
The held and stsa viii report to The Colonel on the
sfospd dsIornted, nssn minute, before tho hour Of
formation
Ths band, neid u.usic and aou commi soned stsn viii
rspos, e. the Adiptsn', al one O'Clock 7.
Commaudants OF cornjssnies viii repor, promptly with
ther companies, twenty minutes before the hour Of
foenstion.
The c,mrnsudsut trusts that every rsmber OF The
regiment viii report for dutv on this occasion ~ WOW
Of the sc that hc psrsde ordered cor the purpose Of
operating with the city s4,nO ties ~ defeating he
bld the corner ,lssngon avenue snd frty nrst
street az an asylum los tbs sck add wounded soldiers
who have 30 noby vsntsrcd their live. IA defence VI
glorious Cnn in che hcurof ts greatest peril He hope,
aud ooioyss the bare mention OF THIS fact will he
sufrcient TO nll tho rssks Of he fsamsn on h cces
sion that its appearance viii DO horor 10 tue spirit
OF members sBd be worthy " TIE noble aud lAruaos
object II 10 called ~ aid ia NAV gtrstDg.
Court ~ Appsss hear excuses cfsbssstees from his
pssds END ihe psIsds o. April II viii be held Al the
res prh.si srn,ory. on nssds, Msrsn ssa. c'oc~
Colonel Seventy arn Rssim,Ss y. f.sM
A. HAsraos PEips, Adn'sui
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sxrro roK vsr srinv OF CONTRA sAsps.

sxzrra FOR rBr RsLnv OF CONTRA sAsDs
A meeting was held here last night ~ devise means
rsr The relief OF the conttabspds whs are locking 90
tsis oty in uuubors large 70 susbc bsn y procure
.ny msans Of support sma contributor vas co,
Isotsd AuA osmnittsss spyosd but tbsrs appears 70
be gree, siiouity 20 what shall be dobs with he des
tats osorst brethren, sIcte proyids for theis trans
portsos the Northern ehss where we philanthropy
MIA, has osss largely exercised n thor behalf at
hsssocs map be practically ssd nusdisisiy psi into
crsrst,cn, ~ snsrdins item psfmsnsni employment
lhsfs thousands only waiting means " seek me ssy
lums tina, have bsss ,ons end urxsasy sudssed 20
thsm 10 The North nn.y ne rather safe nor probable
tor tnsn remain here, anywhere else upos me ocr
der The Grisnds Of ibs African race 10 New Enesua
N.,, invoked them 20 CONS smons ,hss snd they are
how ANXIOUS to scespt the invits,iou
ssmDi,es ON rms soysGnnST AND sotprgSs
Notwithstanding the sfOsis Of the Contract Ins,sn
hal,os Committee 70 prevent frauds 10 army supplies
tAs Inspecting oncss frsausasly discover attempts 10
o~iaaIs the soyssnpsn and the soldss lot or three
sossas ssrss o. noar, delivered f.s days sac rs.
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Ats $3.50 s. AND slso-sHOEs AND 0ArTERA
JONES 10 and IL Ana street.
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A NOTICE.
"A Mr JOHN SAVAGE, lhor Of "Sybi snd other plays
will commence In the LEADER saturday neK sere4
OF papers. entitled memoirs OF the Irish Dramatis&A.S
Those Admirable sketches win embrace Biographies OF 5te
Richard Steele, 9eoge farquhar, Oliver Goldsmith. Brnss
lsY Sheridan. Gerald Grin, Sheridan Knowles no. -
The lovers Of the old drama Will Ind these Memoirs By M
Savage OF than ordinary The LKADKK wt0
q all the stau IN Saturday morning
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A PANIC.-aBsTS' PATENT LEATHER BOOTS FO1
n x20a. al BARTLETT d. $40 Graud street. q
Mart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-02
TOO LATE roa CLASSIFICATION.

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