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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27
4. Mccoy,

"UGH A Mccoy,
IL Saddle and Harness Manufacturer
EBENSBURG, PA.
Office one door east of Davis, Jones L Co.'S
Store.
A large stock of ready-made Harness, Sad
dies, Brides, &C, constantly on hand and for
sale cheap. TDec. %, ls6l-tf.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

List OF LETTERS Following is the
list Of uncalled for letters remaining in
the Post Office, at Ebensburg, up to 18th
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

A FACT That DR.. Thompson's is til
place at which to buy your cigars, tobac
co, stationery, notions, etc. Cali at IT,
Post Office
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

pee.1b 1891
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

These. and many other descriptions of
Goods, too numerous TO here mention, cen
stantly on hand.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

DIED: At the residence Of DIR. Low
man, in yohnstown, on Monday, 18th
inst, Of inflammation of the brain, WAL
TER OGLE HEYER, son of the late Charles
Heyer, Esq, deceased, aged 20 years,
mouths and IA days.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

Queens'care, Groceries, Flour, Bacot
Cheese, Syrups, Nolasses, W0ckerel, Her
ring and Cod Fish, Iron and Nails,
Cedar and Hillo,o Ware, Drugs
and Medicines, Carbon and
Fish OIL, etc, ETC., etc.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-27

KILLED.--John S. Good, of the 1l1th
Penna. Vols, and formerly of Johnstovn,
was 50 seriously wounded in the battle of
Autietam that he died shortly thereafter.
He was aged about % years.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06
Get QUO an0 goal,
I'Iasys.t IaaIA NOl,s..

Seto00a ano Uuai.
HAssys.4 EAOs .NOIEGA..
u f'- ,'''s sf do 'i',fs y1iii, ui.u,i ,i.e ,.,
''''t9 d H.1-AiNs 10 tiis ub} .lsr.i,.,t a.,
lues ~ ~ @ 80 ',ss}se . i -alu D. a. o.. &
~ ~, q. -" i,sis, iYlstLl.aii.o, 10 .,. E
''islleah i'l Re tHLs ef4. r ~ 81" r
aaI
"A - che, lstiBHe
--''s - Vll e,4a-s,, a e-lllier..st - -
t,t ~ 80 ttisiugast islu eon4D,is a. ,.il,.r p
it'y ~, qnflt "t. lit ,sfy Dssi it.,i 4.
f,ii,,rI, @ -.' /, e., lee a pinlii,i shu ,Utspts,.
i'N'"'ns p'tDlag q4alass; -'srr ''''
houEhioghsnv, -4I
.. MassiloIl. Iasg
ara grra Psaooqle, and
Tbs,.. .,,.,. Hooking Coal
al5Sss 'Ss "a Lsss LsssiN o. susA AAe AiukOKY NO.
80 .. sapsnor gUalii siIays Lept Tor H..
'VihuSlou oi the pallis. sfI' ~ '' 'Ns A.
,,t, 49, a'.J Litpe deliveries to sry Bari OF H.
'yi W. 49, - ehehPas the ofeapsst -. ~ ""
49,. -. ~ Nlls 9tAit nuut. t,Eght,k 49,. "A ''
- = ~ - aoVo'ning Us C-lsu nUsoaart
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-06

Spring. House Cleaning.
fIfhh martins are coming, ana have cotnnipn-ot 10
IL NIX up thelr houses bul as they hrnRgil. The ne
fepsaly Vols WIN ihen they are not very good ous-
toners Tor store, though Otherwise agreeable ucgt-
sors @ tpereore we have look to others who need
sS,H,og brushes, WindoE sweeping dustng, stpye,
Nnise Nesn Hlu shpe brushes, mons AMI mop sticks
shsker 6tooms tubs and buclstts, bar Antfcoiltffri
SOAP, nth bfick silver sand polishing powdars stove
pslng' shoe plaekng, austpans ash buckets, chan-
Det uuchets, musk rope aud other muts cardt ham
hersi carpet taeks, spttobhs, wash boards clothes
nAes' eiothespns, seolrons, 6e,i phd or sale rs +.
- s.,.,. .. CHARLES puSTk Go.
HprlVd@w East Second IT., doors rom Main W.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29
New Advertisements.
TO COtf0s. PLANTERS.

Will take Is 900 to 10000 bales cotton,
l. for a specific purpose, i'll exchange for :
per cent. bonds OF the Confederate States.
The cotton will be sampled, weighed and
delivered, but left upon the plantations, sub
iect to future call, when it must be Alivered
at the nearest shipping point. ltwill be
insured at the risk and expense OF the p,,r-
chaser. 1t must be OF crops estimated '.g0od''
and i'll good lnerciantabIe orsicr.
Proposals must be made within 1;>days,
setting out the quantity which is offered,
and the price asked, upon the basis OF Or
leans middling, but entire crops will be
taken in the proportion that they bear to
that Classification.
Applicants viii address NE at New. Or
leans, carcEaymc, Huntingdon u Co., or at
jackson, Miss, where | shall be for some
days, care Green * Co, and will give their
county, postoiice, a!.i nearest shipping
point. Only such applications as ARE ac-
cepted will DC replied to, the purchaser re-
serving the right to select such offers IL;
best viii suit his purpose.
ap2o-2t j. ID. Il. DEBOW.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29
The lSemi- Mjeeklv a}ews.
, Published on Tuesday and Friday.
tpWhen subscribers see Time Expired,
stamped on their paper, it denotes that in
two weeks their time Of subscription expires
the LATEST NEWS.

confessed; and the people are fear
ing that it will be still greater, and
arc accordingly much alarmed.
Corruption is charged as existing
everywhere.
Washington advicss say that the
general tax bill will undoubtedly pass
Congress-that the desperate char
actcr of the war is uniting all politi-
cal parties; and that it will result in
the passage of Il general elnancipa-
ton act.
Meantime there are evident midi
cations that the subjugation of the
cotton States is regarded and con-
tossed to be an impossibility.
The Northern papers are filled with
details Of the battle Of Shiloh. The
charge Of cowardice is very freely
made against both generals and
troops, and that several of the regi-
ments foully disgraced themselves.
Grant, in his official report, adj,
mits 1900 killed, and estimates the
wounded at $500. He also sets
downfour loss in wounded as eight
times greater than theirs, and in
killed undoubtedly greater!
The Democrats are claiming to
have achieved a decided triumph
over the Republicans, in town cleo
lions throughout the North. In Con
necticut, the Republicans were sue
cessful.
Th, building Of wooden ships is
entirely suspended in all the dock
yards of the North.
The Federal army in Tennr-sec
is suffering greatly from sickness.
Five thousand sick soldiers have
been carried 10 Cairo.
Both armies are strongly reinforce
inc on the Tennessee, but no >Ipn"r-
nj engagement seems t. be iWincnt
al present.
The roads are impassahle. The
weather is now clear We get moth
ing in the way Of news here from
the river (Mississippi) above.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29
MEDICAL.
+ New M0de Of Tanning Leather

4 New Node Of Tanning Leather.
F-aTHE SUBSCRIBER has a.patentprocess
Il, ion Tanning Leather, that VIII tam
heavy Sole Leather in &C days; Upper
Leather in Toto - days Cator other skins
IN 3 70 Sdays. Tho process is fifty per cent
cheaper ,hr.n the old process, and the leather
is heavier, better ana more dUrable-alI Of
which is done without Bark, and there is any
quttn-ity oil The ingredients IN the country.
'IGlaIS-SS ECO for the right OF u county:
so dollars Tor an individual right War
Bonds, IIei0uy Warrants, Confederate
Notes, on any money that's current at home
in the Southern Contederacy, taken at par
Address, Is. o. HAIIDA
7 it'll. RorL, Arl,
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29

Ere This reaches, the readers, eye,
the beautiful Crescent City, the Liv-
erpool of the Contcoeracy, tire hope
of the Mississippi valley, VIII be in
the hands OF the enemy. Our latest
.adviccs are to nine clock Jester
day morning, when thirteen ct the
cncmv's gunboats were in sight and
moving on the city.
The telegraph operator destroyed
his office and started up on the New
Orleans and jackson Railroad, to
Tangipaho, we believe, where he
will establish another Office. Our
troops had fallen back on the rail
road, and preparations We're being
made to surrender the city to the
Fedrals. AS to the fate of o1D
forts below, nothing is known, but
we suppose they are. still in our
hands aud in as good condition as
when last heard from, as it is concc-
dcd the cneny's boats came up
through Barataria Bay, Bayou Denis,
and canal which connects with the
Mississippi in the rear ofthe city.
They could also pass through a
canal connecting Black Bay with the
Mississippi. just below the English
Turn. But it matters little 3ow how
they got by, whether they came thro'
inlets or passed the forts. 1t is
enough to know they are past the
forts, and have the city at their com
mand. The forts are now in pre-
cisely the same predicament that
Fort Pulaski was previous to the
bomLardnent. The enemy will
Starve US out and compel us TO sur
render.
The above is an extract we take
from the Nicksburg Wing. it satisfies
Us that New Orleans is lost.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29
To I!hom 1hts bay Concern.

This is % certify that we were called upon
10 witness tie Patent Process for Tanning
leather, invented and patented by our towns
man, Is. O. HattoX, tested, and we Were the
eye witnesses to his process OF tanning III
il. thirty hours, Il piece OF Leather that viii
make good upper Leather for coarse shoes
we arc t1illy OF the opinioa that his process
Is us good as Recommended in his advcy
tiscment. and will speedily bring about a
complete revolution in the tanning art. He
makes known to us the ingredient used in
his Tanning art. and there is any quantity
il the country ana throughout the Southern
States. WI. Il WOODRUFF,
Il. L. DUFF,
Il : IERkES
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-29

50 j.. >:.e G1%5% s@a I Is: @t ~
jan;l IHELI'.' & EGH&RS.
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Notice..

5000 The h:sn %A @51d2 9 %S %1 %
he paid by PHELPS & ROGERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

- F.'' tus d.y nt s"r.pr., NJ IIl C..g. u ,r.i.
r'N bureaus, spt,H .s. wash st,..la la,l,ta,.I.
,''r 'hI.s, carpets, "i0Dlptf, ta t...r beds, bod
81 n IAir unit .r-.,s, looking ..a#.. rla,.I ..,.
.f...rfl ..urp. d.. ...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
AUCTION NOTICES.
NILILLIAM AnporT. ATcr1oNrrR
\\M. WIrTTRS, ACCTIONEFR Will
MRS,1.s.I.ANI,oss.

------- -
MRSS'n.H LANu,NE
4 BOY WANrIp ToIr,pv .r,,rp,V
"a i'r. one q 1t knows a.p,t r.I,,-,, 10 a., ,
4 Roy WANIlD Al. TulV N,lNg .Ap
- ry 3oi sd owe. o'.,t. am. A rArNtR.
4 LADY WIN ". W. MACHINE Want
- partner witt work ". srInfsi Station.
4 No. ? SEWING MACHINE IOIEC ON
- ''r sale ], Mulberry 4. 20 H..,r. ~
4 llRS1-RAIE TAILORE,S ON CUSTOM
= O. alta 20 Ii.,Hri g. JOuN ul-rruy 81
4 \ OPERATOR WAIVED WIrI ASIN
in.. us.h.re. 1. g., u .I-,u IT. top H,,.r. iGs
\ FEW GOOD KNI>TEES AND FINISH.
-Ari' NNn'0d t.r fine sIi.ts. % wHl,rust
a tIpt Yg,,r, o.. ..., 1850. .,. 49,. o., ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The highest pr .ras pe.d mr p,wuuruS,t'- tick
cts 81 diamonds, watches, lrweIry, guus pistols,
dry goods, &c. an cocker It, up stair'aplI 24ag
\NANILD--A SMALL SECONDHAND
w spri0g hUi-.ut, .r 70 small spring hand wa
guu. Address "uAND-CAkr," statu. price, box
800 : ,uu Of1tH tln
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

WILLIAM ABBOTT AUCTiONEER-
once, East Broadway, sells on wednesday,
az II y o'clock the stock and fixtures Of the .,rse
tera Jheor pumps, sa.'cs, candles. san. starch.
.s eHrst'' h4uors awning, kegs, casks, fine horse
anu wagon also the furniture OF the family POO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
DEATHN.

lWE-on Saturday Afternoon, Sarah ,-lao,
\ "'s brigham Howe, In the SD year Of he
az funeral will TAX. plac. on 1r,..d,v .o..
R2d Inst at Q O'Clock, from ,bs ,es,S ~. ,ssI :
III augustus Lispenard st. The friends M
slane.s oil the family are respectfully invited
RM 22a
10 this city, on Sunday, qo,h ms, Johr
"a " years, months and ~ dav.
Clvss and friends Of the family, slao the
N'oi Hose Co. No. a., are respectN,iiv in.
attend the funeral this sTnssisy, o. y.
inst AZ o'clock, from his ate rcsidencs.
q " 'h 81 withou, further invitation. 6I
80 hhh.ln Brooklyn, 2. D., on Sunday. 2o,b
~ rang Lowery, infant son u John j and
,lisa a Lowery, aged 1 year aud II DAYS
. .s relHives and friends 4 the family are re.
ssuuliy invited 10 attend tue finera', on TUESDAY
emo a, 22d inst, At 2 O'Clock. from he ~ -
yuNtn ~ and Central ave, Bushvick. s4O
tcCAN--on Sunday, 2O,h inst, amer a sbor,
- J.mes Mccain, a native Of the Parish Of
~" iruhgh' County Tyrone, ireland, aged "
g L'. friends and scqua'u,ances, snd those Of hs
w, quo Mccain, are respectfully invited g.
nj the funeral, this iruesiav) aternoon, 29d
. ~ . oe.ock' from foot q 4gth u, = 81 River.
ekEoN-On Monday, 2it inst, after short
severe illness, Mrs. Ella McKeun, AGED 20
= relatives and friends II the family are 70.
nGH! invited ~ attend tie funeral, his
T.all Aletnoon, f.d met, at O'Clock, FROM
he resideuce, 27s First ave PL.laI,'rli
srs ease copy. Ia
.LAUGHllN-1n Brooklyn, on the q,-t inst.
loag ahA psinlu. illness, which be bore with
a.an rHitnce, Mathew Mclaughlin.
% iryh-' and luait,nc,s W the family sre
etINy invited & attend tho funeral On
ne'a1v Afternoon 23d inst st.L o',iI.k fr.,,
ate i's.dence' 2l3 Gold IT, without further iny..
co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

BOY WANIED--lN AN OFFICE. A SMART
= Toy TO write, SC. Apply 10 Spruce street. IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

A RIlFlClAL FLOWER MAKERS Wanted
$50 shls u learn. Steady work and god
"steS ~ NO ~ White 81. any s.i3q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
EIlINN GLNNS ANn EANrnrNMAEl.

'h.r to- Gosh Any person. ls,u. cu.l IA
manu- AMI vl4l. lux g. obtain TIE worth eft t,.ir
money 900 th'HluN' Hf'..|v. cen be- d. ,utuulpIat si
ir t'iN deysst liH Chambers 80, mp ,t,,s. cur
Is "Nhth epic i2'ilo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
iLNGS BANKS
/ SAVINGS RANK

SAVINGS BANK,
Arhird ave, corner Of Ith st.
daily, and on Monday, We'd
rday evenings from b 10 sNo,olocl,
HAS H. srlLLMAN, President.
. ] W. = Secrs' ~.
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II ~ ~ JIM ~ IIIINITN, VI
- h'e iuN Nuth ayruup-Mi sell uu Wp,irps.
d'y' Aprt .'l, at nuo O'Clock, IT Nn GiI nth We
uu, tween al-' ami sgd ST., tie cout,uts Of the
$50 ."uSr' consisting OF uuitlry bureaus
''0hE = cane ,Hnir~, muN'v c'Hits. iu4i'y wash.
su' i7' al"ut - tshcs ctl,tS utl 10th. ,i.,s,ry,
''' lit a.. ~. pp22 2I-'lt4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
IUIsE ~ LOI EON SNLE Nd NEW.

% N"'d urIrr 81 Cumberland IT, Bro. yn,
h't tom tuI Atlantic ayrs, three SORES. b.,e.
mont ''I '.l"r, Iss - r.H'us v.'h plenty ~ rDs-
''" goo meat place house 2pN17. 70 d t,.t ax-
t".Ii' 't ''' inti Nigh stDp ui b.. ,su stone ALDO
'"NH - H' t.wuIn.H, the l,st NJ pIIfl,lsIpLi.
hl0 J., balconies g. windows location ami 80
O. 'sI i.'IH." nytrtlUs, heater, h,,tny rnu.e hu1
pnd cold w ton lIiI, comm. t.I .lt .D'.,rT ar,,
ore ""h iuF meat place, tbs win ut ueln. ~
fL-"' #.. 't" f-r.,t I.Ig,rr uu H.. premises.
= ~ ------- ----I ~ n ------ u IN
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SUMMER RESORTS.
|rIEAHALI-LEBANON SPRINGS

l'IEIA HALl.-LEBANON SPRINGS,
"mma County, Now York. Tho sub
tlt ..! o. those many 70 uls who s,
u3 literally pstr0u'zol h.s house during
o.. %, son Of laat year, would respectfully
f'A'Hl OF their Patronage, and hereby
d. method 81 informing them aud the pub
20 '.y t.rt fue Hotel has UNDERGONE all ne
mn ruVemert7 and the usual thorough
..u.ss alton, and will be opened for the re-
NJ guests un the 18th day of May Arrange
rnu Doc made a. Accommodate with board
'.h 20 in Now York, or elsewhere, who de-
leave their boarding places, or break up
INF hy tie l.t u! MAY, to 80 into the
Lebanon springe can he reached from
fS by cars, via Hudson, twice a day, also
80 ~ ears, via Pt'shrld or Chatham
IVORY day. ANsON PARSONS, Pro-
apL2 2IHcg 1870
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
WANTED.

A SITUATION WANTED BY A RE-
Spectacle girl AZ cook, washer and ironsr. or
s sl housswork of small hmily; bes, OF civ
10Th at, ID floor front. ons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

A LADY GIVEN UP HOUSEKEEPING
= wishes 70 procure situation for her cook I'm a
pti'ste ainiiy, or hrst class boarding house Please
from Blocker street OF
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\ WIFE, MARY A. BROWN. HAVING
m BOUNTY AND AERrlHs ON

~ pay-Nat'cc is hereby given Tint tie
y" VIII ugt boz paid uat { .u-r,s, make. 1901.
t'atiou. That claims for "arI.ars OF p4y'
Nldit'd as soon as reached ~ their tyrr.
Ncr particulars inquire II the "B ul'y aud
q Once" - wlts st. r..9G.lu,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
Q. sCRIBNER, AUDIIONlIR

Assignee hI.i.Hu oil. 4, ~ o. Iy ,iIr ... t.a a.
lnp ppu,. HENRY G. sChuINER Wiz ..u u.s
Gnu. ~ mHrrus, ut lUr O'Clock, at Ius sales
room ~ N1 .,au IT. 100 uyI s.lslsufs number al
.I'." h'A"'H; AlH"' II srnss o. fancy pipes Ar.,ur
t.t gtfH VAL be iuuuj the tpi'uNins ur,uI.. Sttr
hiaid iruc pc, Flor lie ri'us,Il. RIO IIuuHt RI
a." 'ite' L. Real Opera, Ia IptIa, Con \ vel,
N''t'fN, Htlr ~ me West, Mu.hiu.trt, Tn Tom
Emn'ui" Punch Gcp. Iceland, ~ 81 TIr''
"ir.u, l'u'ir'., tahass 81. S.dy positive iaB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22
GENERAL IIsSINENs.

REINIll, or EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
''i"o Brush FACTORY, a2' Pearl IT, Ilupat'- IIuiI.
'Ht. a. A'l .cA at reasonable prices, Wholesale
and retail. JOHN X. llOrrEL a2p P'gl' IT,
Hi2l 2t.'iA
WASH PAID FOR Old NEWSPApIES
OuaWpt'Dt- 1rl blink h. I.. ~ 'yrrr ,lr-rr.,t r.
sIoChwELL q EMERSON,
dl1 tm'it- 20 Ann 4 U,.,tu.,t
I .LAhl / WITH The NEVER-FAILING
h#Hiic Cement, manufactured uul
ROOFS applied hy JAMES O'REIII.Y Mason
- aud t.iu'At Rpui,r, n. 3uI M.I...u
CURED 81 nri No / Ridge q y. V All
work warranted. apz2 2I,r'l9J
Ia EROSENE IN WIlLAMSBURGU-A
superior huulnat!u.. article at NINE CENTS
FER u ART, at the st.ro .u an 1t, doors south
%. "H"i 81 huuius fluid lamps, S.. apJ3'lIi
Snow CASES!
- 81 every description
selling ~ Il cost,
,,., 80, At EEASERB
"N'l 90. NV cor. k'AIG Aul ilu...u stu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

i''.nds and acqus.uioucss - tho family nre
tuIiy Invited 70 attend the funeral. Tho
' viii be taken 10 Cresnwo1i. arriving iu
f9ik Oh Tuesday morning o. tie quarter last
t'o.k Now Hsvou train. New J,rs,y. Rcd
tnd reehold rpIers please .0uy. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-22

\ ltIloN NOIltE-SNlE OF uOI 81
hold iuuitlig,& a., Wcdnof,lay, NY O'Clock,
WlI ue sd ty III Los lNGHAHNM, nj the resi-
l'h'' "' iu'' -tHi lnhWES los Gr.,ue ~. sll the
h,n'.''d tfr ,u', s'aup. aui g.ymussum. ,a.u.
s''' piano l"ttf, DC. III, gentleman IL guiug g.
EutuIr. Sale sit,uut reserve, pnru,.uI,tH o.. AZ If
SAT- NHnnNu,' ready. rHWuhrphet's Sale, g. .irs-
lay 20 Nv Hnv,rv. order OF " MEEkll\Cu.
IH"hut t't's sale Iu,siay, 2st,, 10 New &. very.
pricr -. rOLnEMJS isl
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AMUNEyuENTs.
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~, y AsTER HoLGDAYs.


EASTER LIDAYs
ne tre.'r7t combination Of novelties and snnuss-
'.'' .'I presented at one establishment In this
fror, 49, y,,.,'ry embracing living wonders
| every grler " animal life and tom
go ~ Nih' lHE EARTH AND THE SEA.
a., ~, A,'' most We have the smallest ma tu
COW. NrTTl-THE 100000 Nt-rTtt
! a.d n'Nt The .'rgcst msn known within the las,
TIr BELGIAN GIANT, FEET HIGH,
i"t Cd, whom. 700 addition a. their exhibition every
hour lie. sni evening, in mo main hall Of the Nj.
SCUM, apl,gr ln the play II
HOP o. MY THUMB;
CA,
THE OGRE AND THE DwARFi
,r'n'ts.d "y the Into ALBERT SMITH. Esq, Of
'ui. 3D., 'r''n one VI the mos, laughabe, sde-sput-
stCiI \ CONTRAST or LIVING HUMANITY,
RIAL LlNlN! GIANT ASD DIV NRF
was mover 'iipre rc"n Ola any stsc. This plec.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS
WEEK,
at and ~ o'.lnck, and will be followed at each
TIE LADY OF MUNSTER.
an elcs'nt Musical entertainment, by Mrs. J. y.
pRloR Miss G. Afford Me.srs. Halfway.
hiIdE man, and J'msln In addition will alsp 10
o' 'N uuon q 81. n'urs, every day and evening.
THE q AkER OR WOODEN GUN.
'''W W, " e.. u t.'t.yusN Centrevtc, Va.
HE LIVING lllPPOPOTAMUS,
whose g'r'u.r f..n Tie city has been delayed,
TUE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
from tuo rt..,fu seas
TuE NApNGAsCAR ALBiNos,
,. Tue LIVING BLACK SEA LION
llNlNU MAMMOTH GRIZLLY DEAR SAMSON,
Tie ARREST over captured alive.
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY
NMIIh' LIVING TURTLE GRAND AQtARlA,
with t. u.Httlie ui Ncrut,0G LIVING FisH, aud
heaf VI ..u ut.rr Cur, ties
Am" ''"n 20 r.n'N CAllrcn under ten rs cts.
n l.. FONS
W. a @ A.
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IT DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, VIII

- nug Lay, lp. O'Clock, pt l..paream. -,
nassau ~ hHu"l". .lrulturc, cons .''uxu -.'.,,
b,nt DO tiL Ingram carpets Oil ,Jtuf, ward.
robes, ho.
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~ "'' ''''''''.'.'.,.......M Mr. &. w. Carke.
~ ,.' '''..'.'........... Mr. q. L. Fox.
.''''''''' ''.'....... Miss Mary Mitchell
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' GAFfNEY, AUCTIONLER. SAILS

H. "AftNlY, AUCTONLER, SAILS
room ~ Centre ~, viii sell ou W .lre.l,.
s'', az lulf o'clock the stock and GNulr,s NJ tbg
"Ft ,'''7 hlupr store northeast corner of eTG n
'..' ~. NF, an excellent i-pull English beer pIUin
hp 'Ii counter, chandeliers, kegs with brass fan
.-l7' screens, bar-room stove, bottles, dcmilohns
",. up22 2u'lTO
II GAfFNEI, AUCuONEER - Will
Sell NJ day, at O'Clock T.. 81, 40 s,lo-gl.ra -
Centre %, Trench aud Iron h,lstol'i, tah'cs,cnur-
bureaus, croekcry, foe cooler, rtf1crators &c gi5
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80 hhf-ln Brooklyn, r. D., on Sunday. 2o,b
FRANK Lowery infant son u john j AMI
~ nsa a LoWery, aged year aud II DAYS.
a ,s relsiVes and friends 4 the family are re.
s.uuiiy invited 10 attend tne funeral on TUESDAY
frnoun, 22d inst, At 2 O'Clock. from he r,r -
LL0An -. and Cnnlral AZ ~ -. -
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pr 1piinN vii, have tho pleasure Of giving
N"hNNl' M llrlnN u the novel aud strange
Ell Is u' t...I ~ I,ItIStg gNs
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Personal NOTICES.

lkMATlON MANIED-OF MICHAEL
NCll frum TIE Co. Kerry. IRELAND. be,u L.ra
- ears. When last heard irIu, Z years a.u.
led "a HOMER y. \. STATE. Al, uflrI.A-
him viii b" thankfully received los hi-yutsii.
pRA TtLIY, care OF Mr.. Elliot I.lshiu..i.
WIFE, MARY A. BROWN. HAVING
" my bed MI lnarl without inst cause .r
ntou hereby notify oil persons larborlng
Nug her on my Nsguuut tD.t I VIII not u,v
slts contracted ly her. N.r.l llth, 1861
wlIIiNN .. BROWN.
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ltienis and relatives Of the family nre re-.
NY invited T. nu nd the funeral, on wedues.
corning, 2Jd inst, 10 o'clock, ir..fn Ic, lst.
n'e' 10th q, let. "a aud 4th ay,s. Pou.L.
be- papers please copy. I6
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'EICIAL AND LEGAL.
PROpOSAIs VIII nm nv

} PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
.y tie School officers OF tue l2th Ward.
er o' the Clerk of tho Is ,ard of EIuca'
yr'nd aud Elm SITS, until Monday, the
My, At ~ o'clock noon, for the er,c-
'n.lytion Of new Primary school
ding heating apparatus for tn same. ON
N1Ini situated On the corner OF tO4th
q, In said Ward. Plans and snsciHl
hiI scNoOl-hluse, IN 1'udiug the bsstin,,
an be- seen at the oflicc of the superlrss
Hl'ul Buildings, No. % Crosby 81 pro
state the estimate for each branch of
narHtnly, and he Endorsed, Proposals.
'rk, - proposals for Carpenter Work"
Tor Painting" aud A" Proposals for Heat
sails Tor the heating must be accompa-
ecurate drawings and descriptions Of
proposed 70 be furnished, Otherwise
Prcted' Two responsible and approved
h' required nom each successful bid
I"I'.7Al WI, Oe considered In which no
A4i"d. The School officers of tho
n 20 right t. reject any or all Of the
red, If deemed for the public interests
o. April "a, lSGl.
s hACKEAN,
. 3, JACKSON JR, Committee.
lex McGANN, ami 10siOQ