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Money WantAd.

4 GENTLEMAN wishes % borrow Two Thousand
y Dollars az liberal interest. fir which he will
give bond T. satisfy PARTIES. Any one wishing ~ loan
will please leave their address az this oflcs
Dec 3tn
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$25 Reward f!

CTRAYED or STOLEN, from my stable on Union
- street back Of Odd Fellows Hall about the lf
teenth Of November last small Black Horse, with
curly name short tall not nj ked, marked with only
a few sadde-sp0tg. He was 10 good condition when
taken Any person leaving tue said horse at Combs .
Martins Livery Stable, on College street, between
Church and Broad streets, or Information 80 1 can
recover him, will receive the above reward
WILLIAM 3. CHEATHA
Dec. I'm No 90 High street, Nashvl he, Tenn.
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The official vote for Governor of New
Jersey gives Parker 1850 majority.
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Lost

4 PACKAGE enclosed IN a piece u brown paper
"A. containing e35 A reward Of $40 win be paid
BY leaving 70 at this Onlco. j. C. NELSON.
Dec. lie
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Horse Stolen.

Horse Stolen.
INROM IN front OF Mr. BASSET'S RESTAURANT,
II Cedar street, at about O'Clock 2. M. on FRI
day, Roam Horse about fifteen aud half hands
high, six years old, roam mano and tail, small, neat
head, little dished, with officers saddle, and a
light English leather rolled bride.
Any one returning the same TO me, will be hand
somely rewarded.
w. b. HAzEN,
Dec. G--3t@l Col. Commanding 10th Regt
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@ew advertisements.
strayed.
Corn Meal.
Cow Feed.

IN quantities to suit, sent delivered to all parts Of
Il the city. ID ID. DlCKEY,
Dec 7. ~ broadway Mills.
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HI .EaaAL NOTICES.
=, = - -. ~ - = = = = - :,
IS STATE OF LOUISA ANA

s4-:s9lsG STATE OF LOUISIANA,
m Sr,ssp. Esrs =. a IL IL. s.5sbAsD4 -'
dsy 81 1852 entered in Ibis Court
tnis suit IN The words ana fgnres to-sii
and Conn law and the evidence
sos & psia Ellie areSaer nd
fendan Enos Henry Request husband. sepaa
eaisting betaeen said paina defendant
further ordeed that plaintiff be decreed 20 be the owner
4 INDICTMENT rendered 4 pfil 10, 1867 la ia
sgned April u, 1862 ~ a3t $S Y . III . 4sSs ~
ss as re- Vt y end IF
ssss' MI ,'s' a DREUx, Deputy CLERK.
ETAT DE la LOUISIANA 5+a I'm Il
TaoisIEnz CoUe ps DISTRICT NApAME EfdzE GRENAIER
Nonvel 10 Orleans spAsiN o 3 1s JIG -,
lie CERTIFIEc, que lie l8eme jour d,avrIl
dams ies mots s chifixas sui an.s. M W.T.
Dams cste aaire, soumise le tenoi
Ia pi ct temognage
Fest I'll favour de u demanderesse B# &Bs $B 455 4
est a5ugs g. que soft en.rs e.
Il sisndaur aas Request soa sas deerstan uns
separation bens tssoadant il communicate dacquets
gains existart entire ia die q ct
il d. sselsve Charles nsi oe rargeht
"a aefead soft condamne payer Ia
Ao. 5asssns ssnd dau L u aasr
N 71' S%=. "a NJ A, FoUTE, Jngs.
Gour, Il Wills de- d ls 22ene
dams Iannee dc noTe segnsnr mile huit cent
AZ a2s ii ma - II A DREyy p6pute Greaier
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN TIsuUsHND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally healing 81,
ecatons IN both the Eastern and Western Hempheres ~e
introduced and It's intrinsic is the sece. Of
all Affections whether the be acct
don't or disease.
Burns and ScalGs
Arsnatantly relieved Of their anguish pnin and nsnnncn
by timely application of this healer. esh
renewed as II by charm, no blemsh remaining.
IT, The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers from external injuries cpec
ally from nid and camphene explosions therefore u4r
should have this heangpreparGon constantly nhand heals
sore breasts and quickly removes the re.te Rngwofm
prevalent In children.
To Travellers by Sea and Land.
The mnchnist theraveier and other individual whoss
life throws him within eapo-
sion, collision, should bear Magic Es-
his best and only friend Its portable cheep
and should ever be his companion friend In Trs
thousands living witnesses testify
tue who their sound limbs and muscles to s sartts
efficacy.
The following a few OF the leading diseases which
pALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR Ia a prerer..iva
as we'll
Burns, Bruises,
Bols Broken Breasts,
| Bites of Reptiles, Cancer
! Cracked Lips, Chapped Hnnds,
| Chilbiens, Cramp,
| Contracted Cords ChAfes,
! Diseases Of the Skin, Erysipelas,
| FistulA, Frost Bites
| Fever Sores Felons,
Glandular Dlsesse.,
L Mereur,al soreb
|. Pains generally,
Pmples, Piles
Poison, Rheumatism
Rsshes. Sores Of all kinds,
Shot Wounds. Scrofuln,
Scurvy Scnlds scur
| Scnld Heads, SprRus,
| Small Po1, Tumors
letter, Uulcers,
Teuereul Sores, etc. etc.
Sold the principal dcpota, IA Broadway, York
nd ISL Chartres street, New Orleans, by
/ WRIGHT d CO.,
| General Agents
also be obtained Of all respectable druggists and
| uhsns throughoutthe United States and Canadas
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACp DESTROYER
guaranteed the eectveagsn
the destruction OIL thest troublesome vermin.
and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH'DE.
STROYER thars spurious articles for sss
For salsby ). WRIGHT 4 CO.,
ial en- NV n and Isl ChArtrss street
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Asm Orleans ,a;Ilpnfp alaratt.
oasseEsT oEs,sE; n: . Camp s.ts NJ

asSss Nj = s Camp u
f,arr the present state Of political affairs Ia not expected
~ can have any Important transactions To notice The
.enca * The Federal opposite the city
an the ecurss transactions In and banks e
W. quiet Theycre not open for regular business
they were not rteslysg deposits DESIGNATING They were
preparsd 10 checks drafts Of all N sur
IL acy Beyond this they did not ~ &c
that they will proceed further. .8s$a s.Gss,
Early ia the ay inquiry for bonds and
81 Ger however, as tne
utiuaa of the the feet was
about noon which As ese on sosk ana
! bond transactions. Ii. ~. ,,,..s.aS,,aa.s
having adyeed for twenty days the purchsss Of sixty
IL each At hour appointed there was one bid
Which L i presumed was from Psfrsy Co. at least We
4 Judge u. e 4&s III
looked The hour having passed The reception Of proposals.
w e There was quorum Board On ths
cbehand Of the Second DistTc
rays aocs that they desired purchase $I2 bonds
Issued according the Of the gisiaure approved Mart
IL Proposals Will bsreceved for the sale Of he'n ut we
d 18Th Of May at u oelock.
Theirs coir but most parties are
rssuarkabls We ony notice ono bank q
disposed oys keep his Office open He is desg
mated 81 refssng IL iii corner Comp raver streets
d n TITLE IA il n Is EI
II JEFF zRsoN cITY, April %, 1861.
M assssals yesterday. Amount of stock sold vas lG
81 Hogs aud ID veal G&te STOCK %
Essas Beayss 81 Hogs and 2s Veal Cattle. W.
4 PRICE S. II 5s u
Taxas Reeves Choice, y ID metz
Texss Beeses, second quality. " p, net g.
Texa3 BeerGs tnird auatys n ~ net.
ID head. ~ Oe4g
Massss, ss. ssssiu quality \ 100 0s nett IL 9Oi5
Msssern Reeves. second quaity, p 4 o 1bs net
HoSA 6rst quality, gross, y lye
Hoxs second quality gross. u lD1 D. ~ v
aheep; quality, p hsad: 90 .
Gaftse FIRST quality, u head tu4tb
Cattle, quality, ~ head
kflsh quality ahead 90 Aa15
quality head !ai56i
Goats, % head. u01 20
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DIR. DAVIS

COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR
Under sinuence the dangerous removed sp
ting Of blood Is prevented the breathing soft
easy and the unfortunate sufferer Is
awful condition of Consumption healthy comfortable
existence.
For salem New Orleang, wholesaleand Retail by
J. WRIGHT h CO.,
81 and lbl Cksrtres street,
Soleagents for the South,
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DE SOTO LODGE No. meets at Baton Rouge Oh Thursday
evenings. Ohicers-Eo returns
METH LODGE No. neess at Shreveport Wednesday
eyaninps OficerN. Selgnan, n. g., H. Lnrnan, " g. F.
WI spieker, Secretary; A. sharner, Treasurer.
ST. LANDRY LODGE No % nees at opeloq5as every
v G:TS p CLARK, Secretary; G.. N. Ealer Treasurer.
CLINTON LODGE No. 81 meets at Clinton on Wednesday
evenings. Ohicers-So returns -.-
.EyCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets at ThibodanH Satur
day evenings oicers-A Robichaud n. G.; II. dotimann
VIC; G. p Bnning Secretary v sancon, Per- Secretary
n Cagenavette, Treasurer. q 4.-- @
NEW IBERIA LopGE No. 36 meats at New iberia i On
Daunt " G.. L. Slege Secretary John Moore, Treasurer
PRAIRIE LODGE No. 81 at Washington Saturday
evenings. Officers No returns. -. .r.
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. iS meets al Eapoleonvie on
Saturday evenings Gficers--No returns
CLAIBORNE LoDG No. As meets at MInden Thursday
evenings OhiceTs-J. O. Loye, N G.; NJ c. Smith, " q r.
A. johnson, Secretary j. g. Laws, Treasurer.
HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary.
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I NIAYllKAI1I' EFlLIAI..
SMAYoRAETYU OF NEW oRLEANS,I
Y City Hall, April Dc, lss2
Common Council Of the city Of Now Orleans. }

City Hall, April %, lSs2.
Common Council Of the city Of Now 0rleans. N
VI No. s6002.I ,s VI ,sT
The Common Cbunc ~ New Orleans having been
declare made TO the forces of the
Tha. 40 sentiments oppressed tho message
asc ,rdancs with tbs these Councils
The entire population u this ard that ihs
May requested to acs IN n shirt
E '' issnedl s.. n. DnLABARRE,s NJ
I, presidents tenn 4 nossa q Aldermen.
ss President Board q Assistant Aldermen.
ep''sse A lsiss u sIoHN n MONROE Mayor
Id 81 u; sae.slsns.zz
MAYOR ALTy VI INV oRLRANs
as cSnnaon Gounct III fhs Gff 81 Nav 6raans
81 81. No. 6o03.l LEI
Is ths csnSsi sspssting hs ansWe
winch bahoves New Orleans the nil
at Of Flag Officer The appr0ha
o wv v and sen n
lSignedl sss VII I'll h. BARR
ssaIdsht III W. Bss,a AidsFnen:
A & President Board q Assistant Aldermsn.
Approved April % 1852 81. Va. w,
ss fsignsdI JOHN =, :MONk0 Mayor.
u 's w, MAnros ~ B4KaH, Esyor.
AseIs IIY Oh I. kEw a og 81 ss.
Of ocery ses and bakeries notiHe
thas il Iii desire cf It'd CITY authorities hst they Ii.
places business immsdiael that tbs Of y
csy may So supplied with food The authories will thu
Us Be u TsienedI VI Il JOHN 4. MONROE. Mayor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4gsg .s9S uonFTRoLdERs 1frlcE, Y, ssa
% 3 got New Orleans. July I, 1855.
W. N 3 mo 2l29.l va
~ ESOEVED; That the COmptrOller be and
Ia n and required 70 give notice b
With section 5 March
3 ls64 ths Will not Bill against tno esty licse
rs5Edsnos with thu prdiu2nss refsrsed To- =
Signed ssF y ~. k.AGf
Beard Of Assistant Aldermen.
laisnsGi s4aks III y. PLAGs..
I'm S555@5S PRECEDENT easrd Of 4 inrnsa.
u Approved Aprl %. 1886. e
Signed sDHa5 u. LIZ ME. Mayor. W. Ss5a
rs at.s.sicn ii the ofaosrs n c
spessfaliy aaled 10 taa fsres3t1g rasofcslen
81 - n 5s @. w. 3GULBERTS0N,
y iyl5 II q Comptroller City OF New Orleans. n
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This Invaluable medicine prepared from
practice Of several yearsin bilious climate
fGi curing Fover and Ague Of the diseases
named.
Those who suffering from affections kind so
those who have become in vaids from their effects
stttuonv will hno the INDIA CHOLAaOGUEa iDvAlu
able remedy for purifying the blood thorough, csns
from the system the morbid effects OF bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of ChoiagogueiI Graduating bile from
system only plain extraordinary Agenoy In
speedy, thorough ard permanent Auu
grades of Intermittent
has tested in thousands Of ~
all who have used 1t, of the greatest sus
rernediesextAnt
Be sure and ask for DR. esq GODS INDIA CHCLAGOGUk
there many counsrfsits offered for sale
For New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at propCtc,,
prices, by
J. WRIGHT CO..
Il and l5l Chnrtrse street,
General h sentu.
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~u. ,,...,-,,.-, MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
sSssx2 SSf ssssSSfaasssSSsSdV RAILROAD.

Notice to travellers!
Passengers for Nashville via Jnncti Decatur
will make the trip So HOURS QUICK thae by Other
ropte and make close connections all the way
Passengers going this honid leave the city BY hs morn
ing train 4 the jackson Road ...,. ....
This is also The Quickest Bowling Green Buy
tickets via Grand junction aud Decatur
all I'm +. D. FROST. snpt. Miss central r. n
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aSERRY's coal oEL LAMPS, -

@ And the Original MATSvlLLE COAL OIL.
AZ PEERf's OLD LAMP STORE, tof 10 years otandng
--l-- -g- Nc. liz PoydraS street,
Where you Csn find &C go gallons of Oil Tampa
out hee fad about 300 Coal Oil Lamps, OF oil ht
Goal Oil LAMP makers together with variety of Cam
phene, Spirit Gas and Solar Lamps.
generally hava hGnd Coal Oh By the barrel which,
and usual continue supply the with
rom twenty barrels tir and rich
Coal Oil Lamps trsdo requires AElow
N can he round elsewhere.
ria = Il FERRY
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i. o. O. r.
= Grant Lodge of Louisiana.

!. THERsw. GRAND LODGE OFtou1sIANA, 10. o. F.,
enG fourth Tpssays 1, nntery "na
Camp and Lafayette Streets New orleans
UtacrS for hts present yer.iardncr Smith, of CONNER
f s N II f1Sa GSsi lSi i,
9 Hope Lodge Ne W nsa Warden ST n ssr Of
H. g. Setson, of Southwestern Lodge. No. 49, and F. A Dent
f. Gusheim, Of Howard Lodge No Is W Grand Chaplain
R. l.. Bruce. OF Orleans Lodge No. H. W Hr9nd Marshal
G. Tiemann Of Hermann Lodge No SO, W; Grand Gasrdian
John Franktord of Crescent Lodge, No s. W. G. Herald.
District Dep@y ere,d stss5c k Barnett, Of Cove
ing Washington No. . Covenant MOL and Columbus No u
OF So sn s ss Ne a. Xii
Excelsior Lodge No. 81 District No T. Excelsior No 3
E Ne j. nosFi IS Logs IT,
No Desoo No. John Moore Of New Iberia No 81, Dis
Met 30 III n
Millspaugh, of Prairie Lodge No. 81 District No l3 Piare
oitsa \ zass s
District No; i6Tentonia No 10 1pdepenaeSee No 2s Ger
P pbs Lodge No s. District No. il
aasiiaq Conq,iaeessate oil the orderp. g. ~, r. Pills
bury, Teplar Llge No l5 r G. M Richard swain Of
Lodge, judisal1 c., james Fn1neanx Of South
and Appealsf d NJ III pansp BoTsrS " 81 = .I q
i BRs q f Go6msseia1 Lodge No G
s No T. NJ g. Fs
Lodge No. 40; T. g. Geo. Di Of Msgnol,a lodge
al 81 & oT Hs5fs Ne Gov
F. 81 kIsoK Keey q
No. s. Credeutsls-P O. F. A. Dentse Louisiana Lodge
Mol p G., Josiah Folger q Union Lodge No. g; r g.
A N. Otto, Of Independence ledge. No. %.
+ All communications the r. W. Grand Master, Gran
s Ih9 sa b fail to the OF the Grand
3 tastiii ouo f 4SHENRY BIER Grand Secretary
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,,4s GA i.REA's Il Esv EtGs~ sE+
45sta4SsS rAURANT, 50 Royal sJtset. ,5.sf,W +
gsEsssN JOHN GAI.PIN hGa the p!casurs .-xssF W.
EssssIsssot informing his trends aga tbs
ntc Generally, hn tla 10 read? recefa and 'iteit
them IN hs eabnien. 81 Royal street next door 70 M
eDtlfG
Ie7 The esenco Of Alfred Hspnsn Esq II affords most ez
tepsive Accommodation Besides tho ergs nuo!ic
IN tho ground door whore eals provided q oil hours Is
5oclocE 4. NJ, Il z NJ the shveTssr has IariS
Der OF for private Faste FaIates ann fn1
ha narset ap s8 ehot redy for tbs pasa In
Aas slways been I'm " y t@ az, or sass
,hst /; viii be he = fSiT& ,aAtpIk
-aAEiRRY,S COAL OF. LAMpas.
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ss.S.2-sa 49,
INSURANCE

r .ouisIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- PANY . T4ssg &S
oFFICE+CoRNEk CAMP AND NATCHEz STREETS.
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Subordinate Lodges.

Z LOUISIANA LODGE No. meets every Friday evening
room No. s. Odd Fellows Hall. OdicersW McConeghey,
N g.: r r. Walsh " c.; Thos. Phillips, Secretary Jos.
II WASHINGTON LODGE No 3 meets every Thursday
ING In Niargny Buildings, Third Dsct Oficers-E H.
IarlaIld IT. O. f. Bezenoe, " M Charles Sanm, Score
tary; N Wnsiew Per- Secretary John E. Talon, Treas
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q. s44s.!sStmsa, ss45 FIffgIs AsD DEALER lH
d ssuras, No. Harris ka7,, t6A3 Magazine street
aear viii atienl faithfully enf pnncusly &c al of
sss hin, stores fnEs Fitted mp caFsul
and assemble t4SEs. I'd.
-fiIs,s otfau I-++ rsAly
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COVENANT LODGE No. II every Tuesday evening
II Nurjgpy Buildings, Third DEet. OthcersrJ. Baker,
N g. H. Goldman ". G.; y O. Duran, Secretary; John ~
Secretaryi Howard Miispaugh Treasurer
POLAR STAR LODGE No. 10 every Wednesday
eysnne in Polar ST. Louis street OficersJnes
p Brussard Per. Secretary; A. Dudoussat, Treasurer.
MAGNOLIA LaDGE % every Tuesday evening,
in room No s. Odd Fellows Hall. OdcersC Florat n g.
r. Creln " j. Morrison, Secretary - Boullemet Treas,
( INDEPENDENCE LODGE No. % meets every Wednesday
eyanjnp inSroorn 2, Odd Fellows Hall. Officers l.
Tohmu lar NJ c. F. AIathes YG A. Ernst, Secretary
Il Pfessler, Per Secretary, F. Boenasl, Treasurer
COLUMBUS LODGE No. "a meets every Wednesday
inc in Aleers. Oicers-L. onson n G. t. F. Nelson, Y
e.; j. ". Henry, Secretary; R. n Akeman Treasurer
aERANIA LODGE No. % meets every Tuesday evening
in Lone Star Hail. Fourth District Ohieers-WIn Sander,
q Ketten ing g.; Chris. Noesser Secretary; Chas F.
Burner Per- secretary; VIM. Noting Treasurer. r.
ItfIG LODGE No. SO meets every Wednesday evening
in PACING Hall Jefferson City. OicerJos l.. Henry n @
Wm ". G.; Thos. Booth, Secretary D. j. Feury,
Treasurer. -
HERMANN HODGE No. 80 every Wednesday evening
II; Msripny buildings Third District Officers VIM. Kraft,
NJ G. j. Huff, " G j. kfefer Secretary NJ Welsherner,
Treasurer. sss5 -'t.r.ta
soUTHWESTERN LODGE No. 40 meets every Friday
ing in room No. Odd Fellows Hail. Oicers-Joham POTTER,
a. G. H. Hanna. g.; James Furneaux, Secretary +.
". Deleslernier, Treasurer. '...-- ~ .r.,-
MERCH ANTS LODGE No. AZ meets Mosday evening
in room No q Odd Fellows Halt OGcers--Win C. King
N G. r. A. Howard, v q. VIII. Lindo, Secretary Geo.
HI GYiefT Treasurer
vETIA LODGE No. A meets every Thursday evening
in Hal yetia Hail. Jefferson City DicesPeer Siren, N. g.
Fred Euz r. G. Snriuger Secretary Daniel Headner
| Per. Secretary H. Ran, II easufer
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u L. d ID EFT.

M ssrs,sals yesterday. stock sold 100
xsx.. Besyes s. Hogs aud veal css Stock
~ I'D gesas Hogs and 2s Veal Cattle We
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skSrlEaGIAh 4.a.s.a -. ~ =,

Nh UExEsHY,S ki5FEA. Nos. " AND Ivy 81
iVa Charles streetEnta eshDishnent s On
of the most PLEASE ET as we'll CENTRAL LOCATIONS
In city, The proprietor ed.e his thanks for the patron
aga heretofore keaoWed, Boetb Continuation thafso
confidently Assuming his thAt nothing shell BE- snni
tatuns, C. trfhuts 10 their comfort fhs BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS nonnsess With ths establishments are unsnr
passed ~ - sAE8.s y. .Ess - - 3$
Solo" f'roDretc'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20

BOARD wANTED-A GENTLEMAN FROM SOUTH
ID America desires Board IN well educated
American family permanently established In this city and
having Those having requested to
reply The family Of clergyman other gentleman I'M
doubted respectfully would be agreeable No objection 10
plain Of living private home and the society OF well
bred people all that desired Address s. g.. Madison
square Post office.
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MATRIMONIAL.

DvERTIsING FOR HUsBAND-A LADY OF al
IA the widow OF tadesman, possessed of ample means
and IN. mistress OF nne establishments wishes with
gentleman OF hne appearance, who entree
fashionable society She considered pretty pIquant BY
her friends; blonde OF medium height good ply
squc The gentlemans character be unbemshed and
his soca position undoubted literary gentleman prefer
red Address, with full particulars Mrs Una station d,
New York The to this adverts viii found
n FRANK Leses MONTHLY for june Now ready price Zoe.
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r ANDS, LANDS, SUPERIOR FARMS-EXTRA INDUCE:
II ments.-For SALE periof Farm Lands, mpro ed and
unimpr0yed, cheap and easy hu
tms in West New Jersey thirty miles below PM
phia the Gassboro and hi vile Railroad Soil
turay fertile free from rocks ana stones and highly pre-
Mari ab0unds little required. Rail-
trains twice daily and fro Phila pi and New
York. produce lnds the test mark at the largest
profits Thriving manufactur. towns within short
INSTANCE and OF access and good schools with al com
venences and comforts OF city At hand Climate temperate
and wholesome No healthier location exists GOOD roads
power rented cheap 10 mechanics and manufactur
ers as well as farmers this presents opening
Settlers advantages than in Western
grafton without ITS tolls or prvaons and at musn smalse
outlay Of Put means here No safer tnvests
meut can be mads; to compensate il
raise the that he nesds and b
independent The tu uatoas Of busness and the nee
Prices from SIS to $50 acre payable o9thy or qras
erly instruments otherwise 70 suit purchasers Title
perfect and clear OF all Remembrance All communications
promptly answered Visitors leave Walnut wharf,
Philadelphia al A. M or r. NJ, by the Jersey Rsll
road Malaga station Zone hours rdc) where John H.
Colin will be found will Afford without charge every
facility for personal examination Trains return to Ph...
JOHN COFFIN Maaaa Glou ester county. New Jersey
CHARLES N. NORRIS. No. l36 Walnut street. Phiadsi-
nhts
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REWARDS.

OK REwARD.-LosT, on SATURDAY. MAY IL ON
pO Firth avenue, between Eighteenth and ncteenth
Streets French Poodle, with nose and
wise prefectly white The reward Wi be pa L, any
cond st.. near Fourth avenue -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20

IooARD wANTED-oN BROOKLYN HEIGHTS FOR
ID gentleman with his wife, child and sister Location
Colombia street. Address, with terms &C., Brooklyn
Herald ollie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20

com WILL BUY A LARGE DOUBLE STAND IN
pAUv Spring street Market with cellar, 10 BY 20 feet
attached; hxtures around the stand and cellar newly
panked and sided Refrigerator cost ESQ., Counters &c APP
py at go Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20

HOUSES FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP.-THREE EN-
glsh tour story high Nos l02 and IVA East
and another one. high soop, No. 23g West Twentyhird
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20

birds, BIRD, BIRDs.-JUST ARRIVED FROM GER
ID many with new stock of the best singing ,,anaries
piping Buuhnches, Thrushcs Blackhead Gonnchcs and
other kinds for sde at the lowest prices AZ l0S Division
street b. KEsTNER BROTHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20

T)RooWBs' DANCING ACADEMY, s6I BROOMH
ID street BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT there viii be Soisee
on wednesday evening" Mas 81 positively the last fcS
tia season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-20

NOW READY.-rHE AMERICAN PARLOR OR FLOOR
IN skat.. great improvement-beng much ghter and
more durable than roller skate offered Tue
are solid and made from Paen: vulcaned Rubber which
Will no. peel or break oil when in The axles
and so constructed all frichon. The sa;ing
Well ied and easily adjusted to the foot with
the wearer Any using them skate with
out dcait and Old skat perform the
with them with ice skates sale by the hardware
trade generally. FREDERICK STE VEINS, ManuIacturer
2i5 Pearl street, N. T., and Us Klby street, Boston