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ANtUsEsIENTs.


RAREUMg AMERICAN MUsKUm-
- TRIUMPHANT sUCOHss
OK that wonderful Prodigy,
OOMM0DOBE MUTT
C0NfNi0DoRE NUTn
COMMODORE MUTT
e3s 900 MUTT!
go 900 MUTT
10000 MUTT!
TINS moft eVtraordinary
MAN IN MINIATURE,
the 'm''eS' o' ms age ever zen m any part q TIE
ONLY ~ INCHES HIGHT
WEIGHING III 7 2ik POUNDs,ii
the nierst pismy o. humaiIty, aud a, thu as-.s
time
the MOST PLEASING AND CAPTIVATING,
h,s been visited by immense ,rowGs Of people, I'D
Td young, srs~e ard say, every one Of whom pro-
THg MOST FASCINATING HxHIRTTIor
intrrd uoed h. the American pubic. lie IL ~ bs
SEES Al ALL HOURS, DAY AND EVENING,
in the character and -,ums Of the COmmodore,
Al ~ Intervals, and on the stage surng the drs-
m to pert rm'ne, = he sppesr. "
sni in various military and other performances.
IL, I, Ia ,ru =, all hou s. every day and evening.
THE LIVING IIPPOPOrAMUS,
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
LARGE SPECIFIED BROOK TROUT, sailing in
tie Grand AquariA which coitains beautifh and
living Fish fr6rn al lnarters Of the sln5s, g.
At Q and : y o'cock, will 10 performed. By Hwcna
request " thousands " Mrseum patrons
THAT GREAT FAIRY PLAY, oNDTNA;
THE NAI&D QUEEN.
with all i,s unparalleled and erinlan, scenie Spec
,Ace, i,s corp. ot Amazon Marriors n ,hsss
FASCINATING DRILL, AND ENoLUTIONA.
ANU '"' TiIH BOWER OF BEAUTY.
which has never been e1r,lled In New Y0k.
Admission, % cents; Children under ,sal, 70 -.
DOwERY THEATRE.
ID DAN RICE,
This Afternoon and N'yht.
BilNp uoRsr.
COMIC MULES,
DAY and S1GlIr 1u
T AUGHING GAS DIR G. Q. COTTON.
IL twho ave the Nitrous OK de Exhibitions many
Years since N the old H. sd way 1shernaclcl VII
| give GRAND EXHIBITION ~ the effects pro
d"cci hy ini alng the NITROUS OXIDE, bXHL
LAUGHING GAS,
Ar rHT CoorFu lssrIUrF,
~ MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 10.
A strong railing will To- erected on the stAye -
rc,, ut IA, So under the Influence u the Gas frOn
| ouiuiug In c,ntic, with the audience.
TWELVE YurNG MFN have yoluntcercd " In
| l,le the G,s ~ G. Dir dis, iuhNls II himself
| TWELVE STOUT MEN will occupy the ,tAgc -
| prevent 'ho"c wao 'nhNe the c." from injurtns
| themselves w othcrs.
M AS vii We N.lrini.,c "a 70 none IA, gem
| teuicu o, the highest ie.I cyts'dity,
| TIIE EFFECT Of tho Gas ,Nbich II pertSsly
hs r,sl s - develope the lea ling rats Of charac-
| tr-sume sin inn others dance, others decldfrs.
| Sc, &c. rs l.pei that nol" will dghL
| pr G. wi cnde,vor a. conduit the ethil ition tas
| n odd! Zoo ,ufh marnor rs to desetvstte patrun-
aye ~ utcl gent class Of Ia lies and Gentlanea-
4 Nir' ',iutc upon the properties and GccLa q the
Gas will pr,c,de the exhibition,
| pr. COTTON has HE extreme ltaslre 70 an
| u, uule a. 4 ha has engaged tLe null
,ui RlIiMENT NATIONAL BAND
| who WI icri tm during tho evening selection II
| q cit choicest music. CONCERT " 20 ~ -
minutes will commence the evenings outertAn-
| u ru's
| TICKETS 20 CENTS For sale At tho door.
Doors pcn At Z. 10 commence AIN o'ci'k. h5 q
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THE SATURDAY COURIER.

a STAR PAPER.-A NEW
Volume o. thu
SATURDAY EVENING COURIER,
SATURDAY EVENING COURIER,
SATURDAY EVENING COURIER,
SATU RDAY EVENING COURIER,
SATURDAY EVENING COURIER
SATURDAY EVENING COURIER,
Will I've ,onmelc.l With the i'-ue or S,turd,y,
February stb.
BRILLIANT ATTRNCTIONsi
TIE Great Kpmance "
THE SHADOW OF AStLYDYAT
the opening chapter OF which, owing - the great
and unsupplicd demand, will I've repeated ami nti..
uona. ones given, Is WORTHY
TuE STAR PAPER
A. Original series y sketches eatitiei
AMATEURS AND ACTORS,
OK,
An Inside VIEW OF THE PRIVATE
THEATRES OF NEW YORK,
with Glonccs Pas, AID Prcseut--,f those who a E.
urcd therein, will embrace Sketches AneI,,ca AMI
Incidents In tho career oi prominent TncspNls.
Tie .kct,h " this week furnishes dcscripti,n II
the FIRST Am,teur : ,ieiy known ~ tic Cherry
Street C,Rcein, with notices " DADDY RICE,
GEORGE JAMESON, CHARLES MuHzY, ia.
vp NJ KINNEY, JAMES BARRY, ant other..
h. sure to pro'uro AMI read
TuE STAR PAPER
sdlrta furni shes tue q ut " hts skttches y
MEN AND THINGS
The Otogan, a bri liant article upm
I'M GENIUS OF EDGAR 4. POE.
"R. own'a YOUNG Man"-N,tcc- 81 the Ball ~ the
week, and tie Leg az "YouR WIFE WHAT
SIN GAN DD ASH WI II SHE CANNOT
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THE LEADER.

-
sTI' II T. NJ l. y . + 4 81
,, ,,,,.,,, .,..
''h' ~ ~ n 70 ~" "Nh'
Gill ~, ..,,,.,..,,,.',,,i,.
TINE LEADEp
,.,...
,rmo No., To,,'.,,,,,,a, ,',.I '''''
p,,,i,u,,,.ti,
THE IRISH REBELLION OF 1si3
T'io"e p'pors Will embrace historic details of tho
r' "'' '''''7'
'"' HrNOH' lipN ~ INI'LAND,
''"l "'' t'ut.n o. .f'u' les a. 't,1"sA
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Personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WAN1ED-OF THE RE.
sidence Of JOHN BARCLAY, vino lives On one
~ the Avenues. The slip ON which Il was written
has been lost. ROSE KEENAN,, just from Pnila-
delphla. Apply q Green SIGH st. .
INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN
MCGUIRE, Of Marahamsleton, Go. Letrin, Ire
band, a carpenter, his brother, PATRICK
MCGUIRE, glass dealer, formerly Of 9th st, Nav
iOIk, years since heard from. II will bo 10 theu
Interest u CAL at GEORGE .MuRPHY'5 235 ENn
18Th 1t. FEC 3slO6
NOTlCE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
' brbid harl'oring or trusting my wife. CATlIA-
RlNk KLlPAN, she having left my bel aud board
without Just cause or prOyuCatiOu, NJ | will pay M
kLlPAN. New York, Feb It'll, l,Gs q
SARAH-I HAVE RECEIVED YOUR LET.
~ ter, and have written h y0tt and dire tai il A.
you requested. Get Il N soon az you can. j.
fe3 Ss'llT
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DRESS.

DALMORAL SKIRTS \ LARGE ASsOi-T.
- mrni n up,, amt beautiful STYLES, at ,IEE.
MIAIi LAMHEnTS bl3Grceuwi,h ~, At low prices.
A'-r q lrgc assortment VI uc,ut,lN prints ,t oli
prices. G' 2'i3i
On 00l y OF LARS WORTH or
')O, poOtco ,,i md unb'ei,bci mHs'.s.
ptift,, irghrm,, t.rss, doninS and dpmcrtl. dr.
r,nis generally, Ia. 'ht before tho rrod advance
In ~.tt' II popular prices. GEOhGE KEYS.
80 Eighth ave. fa4 lstlh
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81 1O-COAL PER TON OF s2,Ot
VIE ~ y, vel screened and free from slate
delivered 10 all parts % tbs city, from yArtia 49,
Eighth ave, and 1876 West 18th 81 near It'll ave. A
HEARrT. fo6 2acsi2o
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MlsCs:I,IANEOUs.


a Roy TO AT1tND PAPER STAND-Cr
@'C1smHr SWcst stSS a l. O'Clock Saturday. 90
| A GOOD NEWSPAPER CANVASSER-
~ gid rY-r dhy, i2i N''sau II, st5. !,
| AslNGER AND HOWE MACHINE 10 Ia.
4,...6l Observation-Disclosures RE :.
! RAloll rs AND BtITON-IlOLE M,Lsr.
4, ''i % h'nnri b.ouscs -Hjl ave n "a 1or
ROY wAN1EDINA niHNrR sHT6r TIA,
~ v'rk'i q It'll" II the business son we,y
RANDS, BEAIDS, WIGS, Cl'EI.S &c, RI
- level irc'u "i ~ pcr''p' rdr, ut 2O@ B,w.ry.
RAKERY TO LEASE-ON TIE NORTH
- west eor An 81 sni 2i AZ. teS 5'i2S
CllAMBiRMAlD & WAITRESS WANrLp
~ at % Fourth ave -'c',rEi,c required. -
OUTER AND HELLER WANTED ON
" copper n'iiei shoes --5i Fat l,th -. D.
mr.. MOEAN'S COUGH CANDY CURES
~" ''tS coughs code +92S Grand ~. nj.
FIRST HAND TCR rise EMBROIDERY
lrlu'r', VIII ,rUI le, % IpUtth ave -
FURNISHED BED ROOM To LET. WIN
use "f sitting 'o'ir, g. l..iy ~ gent i93 1T AZ.
HOUSE e. JANIS SE-TO LEASE-Nr.
IL rly Bht ell a. DELANEY o.
+ ASTfRSANp NJ RNlsliER,-ONCo Cop,
- nail -hS ~ Washington u, Iiiluken. .,
SALE or LFASf II ACRES. , HOUSES,
w'hr 'rrt ~ miles 81 Delaney "a. ~
TO LET-t W. & ". SEWING MACHINE
= in good ordcr-'3 vaniam st.
NTANTFD-A FEW IINNDS on WOVTY
w skirt .. NJ. McKENNEE, 2Oo Sixth ay ~
WANTED-A GOOD TINMAN. ONE 'scd
w I" "li'""fk apply a, 1863 South IT. o.
WAN1Ep-iOG GOOD BNSTFGS on Amy
W ir' - % Ave- CO s."tERlsuN fee, p
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APP

~ plea. ton viii lie made T. the Legislature Of 90
State at tic next session Corc,C Tor grant n and
and the land der water n front of tho lands ~ D.
subscriber at the 'ot ~ Hubert ~ In tho CITY a
New York, g. eVt "ii0r pier line a. estahli.he ~
law, tgctler with the right ol ore ting piers
wuarvvs and other structures thereon Tor thu oou-
yrucuce of commerce. under the usual reru'aaJ-S
81 law, and The right ai package and Mharfl4a--
nytci, December 90 1901, NcN York. JOSEPH IL
tlfLD. d23 6S'iOa
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Protestant Episcopal "Church Of the Free
Gospel" West 2yth It, west Of 9TH ave- Rev GEO.
l.. NEIDE, Pastor; residence 231 west S6th 81.
Divine service every sunday, At i0jS o'clock = nj.
and y pm Seats free un2 24S't3I
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN OYSTER AND FISH MARKET FOR
IA Salt--Only $50 required W purchase fixtures
mp etc. The business Will pay $40 per week, clear
o. tNu'nscs Oyster saloon connected, Location
one the best In the city. Apply 40 BroadwAy1
les 2'i22 c u. HOwES co.
BAKERY FOR SALE-THE LEASE, FIX
- lures, 30, Of the bakery cur u Ltsyetts ave-
..ud Cumberland ~, Brooklyn, baking 10 barrels
per k, For particulars, inquire on the Inisaa,
~ o. l.. WENTWORTH. ssT 2s'll6
ITO DUTCilFRS-STOCKA AND FIXTURES
~ Butchers store, corner " Carroll street and
Third avenue, South Brooklyn. Inquire corner a
Huyt and Warren st, In Butchers shop. ReAaoa
Tor seling-owner having two stores, cannot Nttond
10 both. ft6 3slOa
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A UCTlON SALE-FlEST GLASS GI7TTN
A percha gods. O. pay ad. noes. A. NJ. Girls.
IALAR, soti"neer ~ Bvrty, viii sol uu Mon
day, iOu iLst 1t II uy.1ck, about 90 dozen ~ t
ling, dressing, .pi-, eide. p'u and Tuuni e. rna IA
great yaIi'i, and hhuut 90 gross 1T hair pins Tho
H,n'" sale b. positive, and vel worthy tho attention
81 buyers. 1gl
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TAXES OF THE TOWN OF NEWToWN.

TAXES OF THE TOWN OF NEwTOwN,
Il Queens County-I, the undersigned, will " y
the once 81 hessrs. KENDALL a ANDREWS, No.
Tryun Row, On Saturdays, aud on Wednesdays =
JOHN hURPIY'S stove store, 25d Water a, a
.aoh week, from II O'Clock a. m. until O'Clock p.
M, g. receive tie nonresident taxes OF Newtown
6pr lGO and 1861, Winfield and South Williams
burRh, &c. Please bring the number Of your loaz.
g. H. MORRIS, Collector. Residence, Astoria. q.
B.Taxes Of 1900, II not paid by February st, VII
he returned and sold, iAns IL gtASSAsiOa
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TANFS-TANES-
l. For the Towns q MorrlsAni, anil weat Farms
pul school ~ tr.yt -, :.
The undersigned co. 'rrt,ri vi be at the W st.
0lr-ter IIYtuc, or Buwcfy and Olme It, n r.
every NJ 'nIay until tho lst of March, 1902
lENErr FISHER, town Collector.
JACOB kREt TIER, town Collector
NJ CuANE, 5 hool Collector.
G,S tSMSFSM'iO6
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GROCERIEa.

A BATTLE AT SHERWOOD S, JGl THIRD
Lhaye Ia know who should have tho FIRST pound of
good butter 'Or iG ct,. i.e, /, h. 20 eta choice
table butter % Is hu, brown sugars 20 cts lhA ;
hno teas co cts gooi ,otieo 20 and ~ cts. lot all
and Try bis gods. frI 2'ltJ
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Union FORT, WAKEFIELD TAXES.
" Oinyl'le Nc Tine Collector Of tho Town q
Westchester, will be At the tth Ward Hotel, cor.
Grand and Elizabeth, n receive taxes on Monday,
Feb. lmh Tor the last time, from until O'Clock.
GEO. COOPER, Collector. feS GsI04
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GENERAL 8UsUNRkS q.

NAN-GET A PATENT BROOM SURE.
A'i marin, they're the cheapest aud best 1 u-.,
them n my act place. r, be had Of all Grocer,
fso 'ry, ~ Washington g. n. Y.
RUBBER SOLES PUT on GENTS AND
~ Ildies boots and s-Je,, a4i rIbJer- reiAu,i
al 20 Fulton Il. fa5 G'i2g
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Tho Rev. CHAUNCEY u. MURRAY, P.stor Of
Market 81. Church will preach Tomorrow morning
and evening. The morning services will commence
at ION o'clock evening at ~ O'Clock. FOL rs
~. Pauls Church. F1atbush, having been
closed for Improvements, will be rc-Opencd by the
Rector on Sunday next, February 9th, with special
vices, appropriate " the quatter-century annyer
sary of the parish, commencing Ut halCpAst 10
o'clock in the morning, and o'clock la the after
noon. The public is respectfully invited s.
HUNTINGTON, Rector. o.
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DEIllAMNlllE TAXES, TANES-PEL-
hsn.yi..' tud Prospect 'till Taxes win be re-
Hoivtd i.I tI" h. { tine, ~ tlo itsh Wud HStsi,
Grand and D. ,b'tL ~, uu Monday, Feb. IOlh.
r'ru unit p'rl'ck. rENuLErOS, Cot
icttur. ieS 3'Ii0
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ROARDlNG-1 1853 THIRD Az. FOR A
- i,w respectable young men nice looms Tor
man and Vif- afo respectable young l,dies
Terms N suit tue times, with tue use Of nice sit.
~ rlou- Is
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40 ARD ANlJ Rooms.

a PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO LEI
"A alth beard 'or gentleman and wfe; also O.
rplm "tth or without board, fpr two young men, 81
a private family Apply 81 Orchard st. IS 2iac'l-
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he some body -Rev.k. & tio--, will speak
upon this subject at H.rbum's Museum, sund "
evening. Doors open At O'Clock. All are Nslc,ne
TO early " you wish 10 secure guod seat. "a
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An,inch nan,La Church. ath nvn.

An,ioch Baptist Church, 7th ave, neav
l2th Il. fuscning NJ 10y AN aud Pm, by
JOHN QJINCY ADAMS, Pastor. Baptism .,1er
the ait,tncon Armon. AtIS pm, CuAS. BUR
Dk1T, Eco, author u "Three per Cent Month";"
and many otl er works, isil preach sermon en-
bracing account Of his conversion and sancui ,-
,t,,, Il
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WANTED.
AN ExOELLENT CHANCE II

A GOOD NEWSPAPER CANNASNER
n wanted-On- that urderssni' tho brs.p..s
viii have paving inb. Apply A. ROSS & rot.
sEN's News A yeucv, I9i Nl,stI -, bctwssn an
D clock, this afteru rnu. Is
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500 BARRELS BEST MACKEREI-3O0
C')C harre'7 L,to Cr-c. h,u tS OOt fc-.
aeuom s'.rBon, TOT quality, sh.d, whitash,
.wiiss, GOLDFISH s, 'o.- aniokoI hsrrin,s y,
a"r Io1ntY fpr salo BY NELSON WELLS .
90 ~ JrTrt. u, 3.lut
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AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, WITH
hs.out SicO, Il desirius % failing employment
not afraid = work. AddrcS, IRISH II u 9il, SIM
ONCE. -
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saCI'ls,N NGlEGEs

a tCllON NOTICE 1OOC ASSES OF boots
! ami ,rur,, 10 hc sod & auction cn " nipy,T,r
100 At Il y "'c 'v., ~ tOrttp'' IT G > PARSONS
sons \" 81 { 80 IL ttfr,t. P.Imr. ya,ttmsn
Ut f6sh ard sea- all", .uI. h,.i.'IQi
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preach on tue Prupheie-, ~ interpreted by tho
Church m ni ages, IN sunday Afternoon - the
Church Of the Good Shepherd, 5ith 81, netr . We
Service at o'clock; morning service At TX D''.nek
Seats free. ~
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services rom the repors Of corps or suD0rana.e conn

services from tho reports corps subordinate COM
mandefs
From this agreeable duty | turn to in the
| highest degree unpeasant-one due, however, TO
! tho brave men under me, as contrast 70 the
behavior 0f most OF the army who fought so neraeay
| dlude 10 tie fact that some etlce5s, noIscomnais-
stoned officers and abandoned hefr coos edry IN e
first dcy fiaqS the captured sacGmpEsiIs, Others Te
tired ssamefeiy fons the Eeld Jol dtys, while the
thunder OF aud the and rattle Of muskery
told the that their brothers were being py
the fresh ogons Of the enemy haze ordered The nans
Of ne most conspicuous upon Ls roll Of ldggdrds and
caodras % be Published ia orders
II remains 10 state that our loss in the two days In the
killed outright was ls2S; wounded, S0l2 missing 050
making an a gregate Of casualties OF 10 699
This sad list tells simple language OF the stout fight
made by countrymen in front or the rude log chapel
at shiloh, especially when IL known that Monday
from exhaustion and other causes not twenty thousand
men or our side could be brought into action. s.
OF the losses of the enemy have exact knowledge
Their newspapers report very heavy unquestion-
ably was greater, oven IN proportions than our own
on both days for 1t apparent to all that their dead
lslt On The ield outnumbered ours two to one,
Their casualties, therefore, cannot have fallen many
short Of twenty thousand, in killed. wounded prisoners
and missing. A
Through information derived from many sources, in
cildng he iletcsppers Of the enemy, engaged sun
day the divisions Of Generals Prenss Sherman, Hurl
but, Mcclernand and Smith, of 1000 each. at
least As 900 men This force was reinforced on Sunday
night by tho divisions OF Generals Nelson McCook Crit
tendcn and Thomas, Of Major General Buels army,
some rs 900 strong including all arms Also General l.
Wallace's division OF General Grants army, making at
least 80 GOO fresh troops which added the Of
General Grants forces Moniay morning. amounting to
over OO made an aggregate force OF some So 900 men
a. least arrayed against that day. u
In connection with the results OF the battle, should
state that the most 0 aco had inferior arms
chonged em far the tn,p,ouod Of che eey Also that
most OF the property, public and personal in the camp
from which the enemy driven on Sunday, was
dered useless or greatly damaged, except some Of the
tents. ~
All OF which s respectfully submitted through my
volunteer aid -decamp Colonel Jacob THOMPSON, Of Mis-
sssipp who has In charge the flags, standards and CO.
lors captured from the enemy. n r5 s-
have the honor be, General your obedent servant
q. T. BEAUREGARD, General Commanding.
To General s. cooPsR, Adutant and Inspector General
C. S. A., Richmond, Va.
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Total, lao. !. 49, -
HAVANA AND Nrw misunderstanding Roanokc-FoI
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zeiton, John Kemp w Van Nordcn, Emanuel Joseph
Bachmann, q schider, II zubefbicr, Arthur BsrH
o nss fS' Mr. boa e srn and HtS ksSFPs
/ platt u North, PJ McPhillps VIII White, Thomas
Thorpe, Mrs Couch, M q Haughon John N Stella John
yennard, A Bensdict, Francis Barber, Aicklcn,
/ Mckenzie and Kalham.
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FOUND pRowSD--A SINGULAR CAsR--0n the 18th Of
December last stevedore, named Francis slobsrt fell
overheard from tho ship Talsrnan, at pier No % East
river and drowned before any assstsncs could be
rendered him. Efforts made the following day to
recover the body but without The relatives Of
deceased up all hope OF recovering Tho remains
but strange say the body turned up yesterday with
In few hundred feet OF the spot wero The accident
occurred The corpse having been in the water over
I've months, much decomposed and only recogniz-
abls by the clothing Deceased was thirty two years
Of age and native of Germany. Coroner Collier
bald an INQUEST upou the body.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THtRDAY, May 2y-b T. M
AsHEs.-we have change to notice in priccs while
sales limited at s. rs for potts. and pearls
quiet at S6.
rFs.-Four--The market was without change
Of moment, though rather sitter for common grades OF
State and Western, which less plenty Medium and
better grades Of dull. The chief demand
the home trade and the inquiry for export
limited The sales footed up about IL 900 bbs. within
The New York herald., 1862-05-30
LETTER TO COMMODORE FoOTE.

the SUBJECT
LETTER TO COMMODORE FoOTT. ss
BROOKLYN, L. l., May 10, 1862.
COMMODORE A. H. FooTE-Your friends in Brooklyn,
who, for series Of years. have enjoyed your acquaint-
desire present you with sword, in testimony Of their
appreciation OF your merit patriotic man and con-
summate officer Of the Navy OF the United States The
such time and place as your convenience may suggest
viii you please return 70 favorable answer inform
ing when and where may have the satisfaction OF
meeting with your Wsremain, Commodore, your obedi-
ent servants,
J: s. 7: sTRANAHAN, B; p suL1MAN,
A. W. BENSON, GEORGE s. COE
GEORGE +: THoMAE. GEORGE a: JARVIS. aa-
l.. B. WYMAN, s. b. CTHTTENDEN,
SMITH J. EASTMAN, SAMUEL SLOAN
COMMODORE FOOTE'S REPLY.
CLEVELAND, May "a, 1862.
GrnExRS-Your letter Of the 10th inst, Informing
Of the favorable estimate Of my friends in Brooklyn
and Of their purpose to mark such appreciation by the
presentation Of q sword, has been received.
There 30 many elements OF interest TO me in your
communication that must be permitted to allude to
some Of them though it may altsgether
appropriate to such an occasion.
regard the proposed gift attering and grateful a.
would be under any circumstances greatly enhanced
coming from those who have elevated and adorned their
respective callings, and honored the city, am still
further indebted you by being reminded that your
probation s founded upon acquaintance Of series OF
years as well as uponrecent ssrvces need then scarcely
add that shall gratefully accept this professional emblem
at your hands, and that shall regard 1t Of value
only to be estimated by the worth Of that friendship
which extended by the great and the good reminding
me, as It does that II any additional incentive is needed
for the discharge Of my whole duty in vindcatng the
flag Of our Union your embematich gift and ito asso-
Citations will amply furnish It.
AS soon as my health will permit, II is my duty and
my desire to return command and there with my
brave comrades give all my powers to carry out the
great object Of tho government in sustaining the supre
macy of the Union. 1t Is not therefore, possible for
at present TO name the time and place whore and whcr
shall be able to meet my friends in Brooklyn. have
the honor to be, very respectfully, your obedent
want, A. ii. FOOTE.
Messrs J. s. T. stranahan, walter s. Griith, Arthur
w. Benson, Geo. f. momse, L. B. Wyman, Smith
Eastman Benz Sliman, Henry +. Pierrepont, Geo. s.
Committee. ef 4#
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Commodore Foote and the Citizens OF
, #E BrOOklvn. aafEn~

The friends of Commodore Foote, mostly citizens Of
Brooklyn appreciatng the rendered by him in
the OF glorious struggle for tho supremacy
the Union, held meeting in March last. resolving to
present him sword as testimonial Of their respect
and esteem The following is the correspondence upon