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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-14

A WHOEVER or Is DESIRES TO CORRESPOND
"A with lively young lady, from Is to ~ OF aye.
with a matrimony. She be OF possessing
appearance Any such address Daniel Williams Chat
ham sou st
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DRYANTE Observation-Disclosures HALL.
ID Az BROADWAY, ABOVE GRAND STREET.
Monday, June ., and every might during the week
Immense Hit of Rare High the Hoss Tanner Horn kteso
THE RAW RECRUITS. THE RAW RECRUI18. f,
- Use gwoin down to Washington
To eight for Abraham's daughter"
Z j. PEEL IN HIS CHAMPION yI0.
8. G. Campbell: Leslie Fowler Gould and Hilton IN new
Black wizards Tempest Plantation Festival Scene, Whe
Struck Billy Pattersonf.
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TENRY ID. MINER AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 81
Nassau street. opposite the Post oiise.-MINER
DMERyILLE will sell auction Saturday June H. at
even clock A. M their salrsroo, 81 Nassau street,
ge collection OF moiern Oh Paintings comprising Land
apes Interiors, Marsnes. fruit and Flower Pieces
number oil hne Sketches Ia OIL by favorite
- o. this city also lne Water Coors and Drawings.
them will be- found thu Of Gerard Horthorst
NJ Brown, Pyne Meyer. Groben, Patn, Gamicr, Weber,
ertvn X. street, X. Mangoni and ohsrs
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4 GENTLEMAN (wIDOwER) OF THIRTY SIX
"A year, said 10 be pretty good looking refined educa-
ton and and possessed of 4l50 wants marry
lady from - IS years OF respectable family and
proschab conduct pretty good looking and OF loving dso
siion. who could afford him at least 5000 $4,000 easily
rcalizablc. Address A. x, Herald office.
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mnI.r- AncrIoNRER--orrfcE % JAcKsoN

sreet--will eel this day. JuIs H. at l0ts o'clock
Il aud Fixtures ot Grocery aud Liquor ore corner OF
srse and West ~ galway, consisting ve and ten
In Kens Glass Cases, Scale and Weights: also good
|sis III tirnc~rica aud iJduors. sale positive,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

w M LLOYD AUoTIoNEER.-J. q. coDMUs WILL
% "a Ss sad n s 81 laS ~
Hoo OF Eighth street aud Broadwav consisting Of
no any Tete Iee AM Sofas marble top Centre aad Pie
bss s1 walnut ana large Oval Pier
Hrss,s and alss wpae onrs , ana an oon
Cane Seat LARS and Rocxers. Caand Hers Gas Fix
snS
aDs cs ons safe and BAR
Keen e nna % s e Tss VII % G9as and
Iosuss ready morning Of sale deposi. win be REQUIRED
Larry invited to attend as the sale Will be positive
WIN: WRITER'S. AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. on
Monday Jnnei6 at iVla o,elock at 2a5 Beecker street
Sion n sna ae n n s S ana sq9n s
ties Suffers Barrels Beef Pork and everything connected
with a large house.
WIN. Writers, AycTToNEER, WILL SELL THIS
stock Of Lace SILK straw satin Grape and other onnets
RI 10 Rrh Goq srse Ao
T 0g sSr, urss GCsps ocShs chn Desks Sew
Showcases and veryhing connected with nrst NIL
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.
RARE cHAEcE-saso WILL PURcHAsE THE EN-
ra S9i % saranIs &C. o. long sstassssd r..
cation and Office the best the city. Apply No Great
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN COAL OIL. KEROSENE,
su.cesasd e. ar anyo
which the above fluids has no action and leakage
can ever occur would dispose Of interest In the
an application i made soon by proper capitalist Ad-
dress Chemist box log Herald Office.
s. ESsAsE n By
cd business, which will fair profits on Investment Sc
cuy required. Agents not noticed Address, with full
particulars, Security Newark Nd
vXANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN, WITH SMALL MEANS,
w capitalist, may learn how TO make rapidly
by calling at y3 Franklin street evening this week be-
tween the hours OF 3 and O'Clock, first floor.
WANTED--A PARTNER, WITH SMALL CASH
w capital, patent and work small, and eful
invention required every house In the Union For par.
cu!ars address immediately c. f. Toop Il Perry ST. n. T.
yNANTED-A PARTNER, WITH ABOUT $780, TO AS
w ss IN the best ia. Ing business in the Union; will
Ing travel have position which will net him $500
weekly, without any risk Apply TO w. MAITLAND, lOA
Broalway, upstairs.
CSO0 "A RESPECTABLE MAN. HAVING FIVE
pCOO. hundred dollars. who would like TO invest in
experience nave the opportunity. Address w.
box ia Herald office,
CE0O-A PERSON WITH THIS AMOUNT CAN
sDCOU. hear of one Of the best business opcnin
found in the References given and required This In
an established cash business. Apply to N. DAVIS CO.,
JIG Bowery.
C7 O00 TO 5000 TO INvEST.-A YOUNG MAN, OF
p1.OOO the highest respe ctabiy, doing business in
the city for the Twelve years ses invest the above
sum In any profitable business None but respectable
parties who viii exchange references giving description
OF the business with their real Names need respond No
90 OO0 PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS
sDA.OUO. amount to take equal interest and manu-
fastnre recently patented article whereby fortune can be
onice
-
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DiALTo SHADES, NO. SPRING STREET. NEAR
IL Bowery--tdam Fish and Meat Chovdcr, served up
every saturday evening ut O'Clock which " acknowledge
10 10 superior made by Pilgrim Fathers New
England Fine Acs aud Lager fer thcs glass;
FREDK. a. BYRN BRO.
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HrArRIMoNIAL-1y TAKING THIS tPRoNoUNCRp

AEATRIMONIAL-IN TAXING THIS PRONOUNCED
l by imp oper) step the ntleman, American W.
a. fully of himself as an Advertisement win permit not yny
proof sincerity but that those Wishing respond
may a. neary as possible waTa o. aos an aG
share OF sound sense aud judgment agreeable and prepos
sessng In manners domestic and adectonae ia nature,
fond OF devoted vie vita whom his a would ever be to
make home the most sacred ard La, ~ Pace earth;
lover OF innocent PLEASURES, but abar false display adj
mires domestic hapnin s. RATIONAL c,ifyrent and solid
comfort with those friends who eciae for curse
and not for we m deteses ql to and vice
that husband aud wife should v, hcpnales each
other, and as convenh ncts believes in the Pro-
t-stn religion and dos not apr OF int rerins with
Is ''old y.n but OF II e.ai views. and hois
every one enjoying hims"if when he can; believes q
Of means, and wishes to make tie Iuaintance
OF lady Of some means also, views will coincide
opinion many form OF OF this kind but
this Is inssred in 60 rata ho may ge looked npon
prompted by The holy Intentions, stating uly
he.sei consistent her idea under the ances
viii be Lcld invioat AID letters eta ned II desic
besides, correct need not b. given until through
nee the ady has Jecoma eenyneea that er ONT
ID b. agreeable. At interview references OF the "a III
character viii be gwen As this Is inserted with the
and sensitive need hesitate In reponng, the
claims know what belongs 10 the gentle
man maintaining high sense OF honor and espectby
AID adics of the highest responsibility and standing
need being compromised answering TO this adj
dress prior TO june 70 ~ r. Westerly New YORK CITY
NaATRrMMoNY MADE EAsY--wITH INSTRUCTIONS
M cpurtns in order o win the affections OF the opro.
rs cents. $. p. RINK. 81 Beexnssn street.
WIFE wASTED-A MIDDLE AGED BACHELOR rs
w DESTROYS OF formins the acquaintance Of some kind
aud afecsionate lady, with view 10 matrimony. None
but Address Unon box l5l Herald
olice.
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NYIxoN,s PALACE or MUSIC,
IN CORNER SIXTH AVENUE AND FOURTEENTH ST.
Lessee anu r H0w orEN i0R Til il SEASON, = ''''A
but ONE PRICE FOR ADMISSION
the Palace OF Music TO the Crcmorne Gardens, 10 the
Equestrian School, and 10 the Hall VI Flora.
THE BEAUTIFUL PALACE,
with and handsome Stage Scenery Decorations and
Furniture throughout commodions, cool and genteeL
AN ELEGANT B0UDoIR
the exclusive occupation OF ladies' has been provided
embracing eve T MsIs and npsYMESr
will be under the direction Of
MR.. THOMAS BAKER.
The Sa,e Ente tainme will consist Of OPERA BAL
LET, and PANTOMIME, for which THE BEST ARTISTS
MILE. CARLOTTA PATTI.
Lea ling Artist Of the Ballet,
sEkORIIA ISABEL CUBAS.
NINE. sTRAKosCH,
DID, $40 pE.BREufI, '-'
CAROLINA rHELEUR, MONS wEITHoFF,
MILE. HELENE, and a full Corps
THE ORDER or PERFORMANCES
For the evening will be hereafter "a folows;-
q Vocal and Instrumental operalic Concert In The Palace
OF Music.
s Grand Ballet Entertainment
& Promenade Concert
o. Equestrian Entertainment.
The will be open from Ia Until Tx r. NJ
Admission TO Palace OF Musc Cremornc uadcns
and Equestrian school, - cehrs ohy.
Children IN me Ssrso p..cs Of Music cents extra
visIiors viii md the ssrh avenue
than those Eighth they much nearer
the entrance 10 the Palace.
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NIIxON'S CREMORNE GARDENS,
In Corner Of Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street. -
now OPEN FOR TnE SEASON
Three grand entertainments, aud all
FOR ONE PRICE OF ADMlSSION.
THE MAGNIFICENT CREMORNE GARDENS,
with evergreen trees free from insect annoyances).
A BEAUTIFUL CHINESE PA0ODA
the CENTRE and the OF the spacious area orna-
mented with agnihcent Japanese tower scene:
THE SPLENDID PALACE OF MUSIC
(Sce other advertisemenO,
THE HALL OF FLORA.
the rarest exhibition Of beautiful flowers ever seen.
THE GORGEOUS TURKISH PAVILION.
under which will be given, EVERY AFTERNOON and
sUPERB EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES,
by artists OF worldwide renown.
REFRESHMENTS OF THE BEST KIND,
such Ices Creams Jeles Fruits Confectionery, Cakes
Segars, Ac, can be had of attentive walters.
BUT NO LIQUORS OF ANY KIND.
Spituous yinous fermened be had tolerated on
oPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
except Sunday. duiing the season.
The Worid-Renowned Miniature Men,
,COM FOOIE AND COL. SMALL
The especial favorcs OF the juvenile world wiz appear
every afternoon -
Admission 70 Cremorne Gardens. Palace Of Music,
Hall Of Flora and Equestrian School,. rs cents only
lhildren In the ati noon 10 cents
Reserved In Equestrian SCHOOL Is cents
Visitors Il lind the sixth avenue cars more convenient
than those the Eighth they stop much nearer
the Gardens.
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- G. HORTON. AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
II. day at his store 81 q street. at two O'clock
tack Of childrcn's Clothes Neck Tes &c lot of oolen
Blankets Furniture, Crockery. Pictures. &c.
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NEW HOWERY THEATRE
IN Soie Proprietor ...............Mr Mr.. J.. W. LneAr4
SATURDAY. JUNE IA, 1862
The talented artistic
MISS ADAH ISAACS MENKKN,.
in the Petite Comedy OF
DAY IN PARIS.
The Romantic Drama Of
THE DUMB GIRL Of GENOA.
And the Second Act o.
tom AND JERRY,
Concluding with the Com site Drama Of
THE MANIAC LOVER.
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TfANIEL A. MATHEWS AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL
TINS day. at iOa O'clock at his salssloom IS Mas
street. general assortment OF New and Sc. ond Hand
Household Furniture, Pier Mirrors Carpets Gas Chands-
Hers, Oh Paintings, &c.
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LILLIAN ABBOTT, AUcrIoYEER,. NO. = EAST
broadway, sells on saturday June u, AZ ~ o'clock,
.rpn street Bronmc; barrels OF Flour, Suglr, Can
BE- iraniies, Gins KEGS. line Top Wagon and Harness.
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GHAs. D. DAVIS co. WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT
io'i o'clock, a. their rooms 1874 William street, Bed
eteads Bureaus Washsands, TeteaT etes, els gilt
frame Mirrors Gas Chandeliers TaLlcs Beds Bedding
Also q lot Of Crocsery and China.
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~ ENrLEMRN HAVING NEW OR LIFT OFF CLOTH.
U Ing dispose q can Obtain the highest price BY calling
between Centre and Park streets AL orders puncsuay At
tenkcd 10.
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fyLaN AND FISH CfowDERs EVERY DAT. AS
u made by the Pilgrim Fathers OF New England. Fret
Lunches for resnsrants at the Commodorcs, No New
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NORGE CLEMONS, AUCTIONEER.
SAlnI z H0RSE2 EOR GAL

CLEMONS BUAkDMAN. prtprietors of the Mansion
ablcs, will offer for Saturday June H. IL o'clock,
front o. The Merchants Exchange corner OF Wall and
no Black Mare, thoroughbred, FIVE years Old Gray
Hare years old. All the above
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Rams AT AuCTIoH.--wILr, BE SOLD ON MON.
day hsleth Inst, a oelck r NJ three Organs,
on OF four stops with swell attached, .: a6 forsyth
|eI y. w. L. MILLER
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN, CONSIDERED GOOD
IN looking would like 10 correspond with some lively
young lady with vieS 70 matimony one Who is for the
y accomplished ardent and loving may address,
de visite Frank Williams 0f Miller Jennins
BOX IS Broadway Post Office.
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'bOtted hf1S'OCfdtF
THE GORGEOUS PANORAMA OF the MEDITERRANEAN
And the
PROCESSION SCENE
In the first act, constitute, with the
RESPLENDENT TRANSPORTATION
In tn. second act
THE GREATEST SIGHT EVER BEHELD ON THE
STAGE.
To for this entertainment II requ
site apply in advance Box occ daily from NJ
tilAP.M NJ.
Doors open every evening ~. commence Of O'Clock
First grand Matinee on Saturday, june 81
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1EDWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER
a. HANDSOME pAELOR. CHAMBER DINING ROOM

Bye We DAYENPORK this day, a. II o'clock l55 and 57
Broadway large stock consigned by city manufacturers
Tor peremptory sale Including elegant and vai
mon OF Furniture OF rc and medium styles The atten
lion OF buyers requested. On exhibition catalogues
ready.
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roMAs vEIrCH. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO 27l
ErnadwayiublIc Adm uislrntor's Sale OF Horses Tar.
|cs &C. Xc on Saturday, June ~, 1862 At 10 A. NJ at
ANAL street. Van Rxs stables, pair O. Horses sets
s.7P. RUSSELL, Public Administrator.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

RARE CHANCE.-$25O WILL PURCHASE THE EN-
tire COCA WILL Furniture &C., OF long established Rea
Estate Auction and Commission business, paying WELL LO-
cation and Office the best city. Apply at No Great
Jones street. 49,
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=. ~, II sell his Jay, II 2 o'clock r. NJ at III Fulton
STREET, brooklyn general of ranly Goods
" kerry, Wa ches large Oil Painting valued al
$75. Sid to advances - " =
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a COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., AS6 ToTSE.

~. hold Furniture Rosewood and Mahogany Parlor Fur
Qn'o Frrn Plate Mirrors, Velvet and other pets Gas
chandeliers. Office Furniture Hair mattresses Stoves sc-
COTTON VII sell, this day Saturday, june H. at l0,S
pollock at S3 Broadway Leonard very large
ssor 4, Mt of good ana tcond hand Furniture
proved from Twentyirs sire I. It will emb almost
fyery kind and description OF ahcgan, black
lnut az oak Furniture. large Extension and Dining
Tables, WardrObcs BUokcascs, Dressing BIZ eaus
arge French pa Mirrors Oh antngs marble top Ce n.re
de and Gard Tables several Gas Chandecrs IS 20 dozen
maple Chairs together with Stoves Kitchen Furniture
&C. Also spsior SUIT Of Parlor Furniture, and
me extra large Extension Fable. Sale will be perenptory
"a n shine. - -
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uENRY b. HERTs, JR., AUCTIoNEER.
BY HENRY WOODS 4 CO.
SHER1tF'S SALE CARRIAGES
M. Inn. Al Ipot.l,

BoGART. AUCTIONEER-BY s. 4 ]. BOGART.-sA.
.turday June H. at lUs O'clock at the auction No.
North W lillian street, general assortment Ucusehoi
brnure, Iron Ssfes Horses, Wagons, Hiiness a.so a
OF Machinery. Lahs Tools Puiles Anvis, Vices IrJn
4, Sc. NaE
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NTM. Writers, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS
w day. at two ocock. at 45i Canal street, the entire
stock Of Lace Silk Straw Satin, Grape onnets
all trimmed; also a large lot Of unfinished Goods. Also
Ribbons Laces, Piece Goods Rnrhes Feathers Mir
store Futures Carpets Oclohs Chairs Desks
ing Machines made by Singer; Stands Racks, Counters,
lnery Broadway.
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Il q s,at good song aud en!e eaod cod sass 81 AK
~. n DC INV ,vssy WY Nedneslty aud SATURDAY
evening" thVAaS SaoNIvv4ANl, rgoyg.ssss,
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AT THE OLDEST STAND ON SEVENTH AVENUE
Mrs. EZEKIEL8 guarantees pay following prices
for adcs and gentlemcns wearing sppsres-Fyom IS "a
S for k from IS TO go for cas and from 81 "a
S6 pans also csrpets furniture jewelry 40 note by
posi- principally attended TO- by Mrs. Exekes Ia Seventh
avenue Ntnetecnth and Twentieth streets Ne
ME-.
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MOS X. THOMPSON AUCTIONEER-FINE COL.
let ton OF Hyuse and Care Ell Plants, this morning
III O'Clock, at l3 Nassau fresh
nnrscTy and IN is: be sod for whatever they VII g.
Vase lies, PM Fucnsias Roses Sweet Williams Hang
tns Baskets OF ~yery pants, yerbenas Japonieas ac
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21
STATE or Iowa, ADJuTIxr GENERALS Orv1cE,l
Desmoines, March "a, 1862. !

STATE or Iowa, ADJuTIxT GENERALS OrvIcE,l
Desmoines, March "a, 1862.
Arrangements with Steamboats,.
Capt. W. A. w. Gait Of the steamer Ad Hine,
has made arrangements with this Department 70
convey ell sick wounded or disabled, furloughed
and discharged soldiers at ono half fare.
When it 10 considered that the fare includes sub
sistence, this Is . very generous arrangement.
It is hoped this Department will soon be able
to report further arrangements with other Steam
beat lines for the conveyance of soldiers At re-
duced rates.
In order to prevent imposition on officers Of
Steamboats,, who may DO disposed to make - lib
sral arrangements - that above named, and in
order that soldiers may receive tho benefits Of the
same, officers are requssted, in granting Burroughs
discharges TO note the cause Of the furlough o.
discharge 1t the bottom thereof, and sign the
same, Is these arrangements are made FOX the ben
eft Of tho soldiers. The State has NO pecut iary
interest in the matter The soldiers Of the clasees
referred 70, pay their own fare.
Soldiers should present their furlougbs or dis
charges for examination ct the Offices Of Clerks Of
Steamboats, in order to procure tickets st the ~
d.cea rates. N. B. BAKER,
mh18I Adj't 0en1 Of lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21
AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWAJ

bosuOlneSp Gu lopzs
II ia hereby certified, that on the 18th day Of
February, 1885,, a sworn statement was Aed in this
Office, showing the cor dition of Tne Atlantic
Fire Insurance Company, located At Brooklyn,
in the State of New York, on tho frstd day Il Jam
uary, A. d., 1862 in accordance with provision Of
an Act Of ..e General Assembly, Of the State Of
lovs e.titled "An Act in relation to Insurance
Companies," approved January 2Sth, 1851, and an
Act amendatory thereto, approved February 9th,
1853; that said statement shows that said Com
pany is possessed Of requisite amount Of capital,
and invested NJ required by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above named
Company to transact business Of insurance In
this State in accordance with the laws thereof,
until the 3lst day Of January, A. D., one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-tbree.
II is also certified, that John l. Switts ESQ.,, Of
Davenport, has been duly appointed BY said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
county of Scott with full power 70 take risks Of In.
surancc therein and to acknowledge service Of pro-
cess, as provided by law. upon his filing With the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for said county,
a certified copy Of the s.atemen. on file in this
Office.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my seal Of ONCE, this 18th day
Of February, 1862.
NV. CATTELL, Auditor Of State.
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4 ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

Re.essl1pe hseitssso~ essabl;aRed b. spseisl h
le,su,ese, fov ~ Rdi ~ &sk ss6 Ds.rssssd
Al;cesd ia Vs,xlsss osd Oarssis Disssses,
"a specially for sss Okrs Of D.sesss efths Sea-
~ Ot1ass.
1TFDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS, BY
Nl the Acting Surgeon, 70 all Who apply BY
letter, with description Of their eoAditioo, (age
socupstion, habits Of life &c, and u sAses 81 ~
trene poverty, Medicines furnished ffss ef charge
Valuable reports on sPsnatosrhea, asd ssAss
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and q the NEW
REAEDIR8 employed IN he 0ispsssssy, ssnt to
the afflicted in sealed envelopes, FREE Of charge.
Two Or three Stamps for postage viii b aeespts-
bic. 441
eargsen, Howard Association, No. 1, SoatA Ninth
Street, Philadslphia, Pa. By order e The Dirse.
to1. EZRA y. 6EARTWkkAs f1eo1.
GEO. YAIRCHILD. Sse,y. o (ny1-wly
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NINE DEMOR EST's
QUARTERLY MIRROR OF FASHIONS.

The Spring number contains
THREE LARGE AND SPLENDID FASHION,
PLATES, THREE FULL-SlZED
PATTERNS,
Comprising the Latest Paris Styles Of
lNeeve, CAid's apron, osd The Ladies' New Spring
Waking Goat.
Together with nearly Loo Engravings Of al the
NOVELTIES FOR
SPRING BONNETS, CLOAKS, TRIMMINGS,
CHILDREN'S DRESSES, ETC., AND
valuable information to Nillinezs, Dress Makers,
Mothers and Ladies generally, presenting the
largest and best Fashion Mag sine in the world,
published It 473 Broadway,snd sold svsrywhefs;:ai
IS cents, or sent BY mail pest free, receipt Of
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Each really subscriber will b entitled 70 the e.
lection Of SO cents worth Of plain patterns, from
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or they may be ordered and sent BY mail any time
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-21
CITY OFBROOKLYN., :

MINUS COUNTY, NJ ]
John d. Cocks, President. and Horatio Don,
Secretary, of The Atlantic Fire Insurance Com.
yany OF Brooklyn, being duly sworn dcposs and
say that they are the President and Secretary Of
said Company and that the foregoing 10 . true
and correct statement OF the affairs Of said Com
pany on the 3lst day Of December, 1861, TO tho
bes Of their knowledge and belief
lSigned] JOHN ID. COCKS, President.
HOrATIo Dom, Scc'y.
Sworn to before me this sixth day Of February
A. d. 1862, at the City of New York.
IT.. 81 THOS. l.. THOUNELL,
Commissioner for Iowa in New York.