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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
FOR SALE.
For Sale or to Exchange
FOR CITY PROPERTY.
$50 Acres, the Gallaudet Farm,

situated eigh, miles from Indianapolis.
an THE INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
ROAD. with the station Gsllsudet in its CENTER
every fenced, nearly all the rails recently
reset 800 in cultivation 100 undercrsued four
good orchards eight wells OF water good barns and
lis feet long nearly completed family residence
store and house. This highly fertile farm,
eeualed situation by any in the state, only 20 minutes
by railroad from Indianapolis four passenger trains stop
ping the farm station each day with State road
ning through center is offered for sale great
bargain. Il be divided int six eight farms de-
sired. For terms apply 10 the owner. 5. BROWN.
C~llaudef, January =, 1851.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

METROPOLITAN HALL-1wo fine pieces to-
night-the comedy of" Naval Engagements" and
the drama of Grandfather Whitehead"-in both
of which Mr.. Bass is said to excel He is GER
tainly one of the best actors that ever came
amongst US. and his stay is limited to this week,
most positively as on Monday the Invisible
Prince" will be produced. Are we to have "Fal
staff" again before Mr. Bass leaves? We
hope So ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

BALTIMORE. Jan. 22-The boat from Old
Point has arrived, but brings no news OF impor-
lance. ff.# fEs 81 tt .s#
flag Of truce had come down from Norfolk.
but il brought no intelligence Of the Burnside ex-
petition.
Gen James is here. and Is endeavoring 70
counteract the preudccs Of certain army and
navy officers against his rifed cannon and prcjec-
tiles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

BIErH Day or ROBERT BURNs.-We under
stand that the CALIFORNIAN Society of this city
will duly commemorate the 1924 anniversary of
the birth Of Burns. on Friday night next Every
where, all over the world, not only by Scotch
men. but by all others. is the memory of Robert
Burns revered
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

Ii Box ToN, Journal De MoDEs AND MoNTH-
LY REPoRT OF PARIS Fashions We are in re-
cept of the February number of this leading
magazine of fashion. and which has no rival in
its department. Each number contains four ele
CANT steel plates colored, illustrating the latest
STYLES of female apparel and two patterns of some
article of ladies wear. 5 I. Taylor & Son, pub
fishers, 407 Broadway. New York. Single copies.
81 cents One year, monthly, S.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
DR.. D0DS' CELEBRATED WINE BIITERS
Are Unsurpassed!

For Sore Throat, common among the Clergy the
truly valuable
For the aged aud nrm, ard for persons Of weak
sitution-for Ministers of the Gospel Lawyers and all
public speakersfor Book Keepers TaorS Seamstress-
e Students, Artists, and all persons leading sedentary
life, they will prove truly beneficial.
As Beverage, they wholesome, innocent, and de-
lcious the taste They produce all the celebrating ef
fects of Brandy Wine without intoxicating; and az
valuable remedy for persons addicted the Of
cessive strong drink. and who wish refrain from
They pure and entirely free from the poisons contain
ed in the aduerated Wines and Liquors with which the
country Is flooded.
These Bters not only CURE, but PREVENT Disease
and should be used by all who live country where the
water bad where Chills and FeverS prevalent.
Being entirely and harmless they may be given
freely o Children and Infants with impunity.
Physicians, Cergymen, and temperance advocates. as
Of humanity should assist spreading these truly
valuable BTERS the land and thereby essentially
aid in bani>hing Drunkenness and Disease.
I'm all Affections of the Head, sick
Headache, or Nervous Headache,
DIR. DOds' Imperial Wine Bittcrs
will he found TO be most SaIutary
and Efticacious.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

The many certificates which have been rendered us, and
the letters which daily receiving, conclusive
proof that among the these Btters have given
satisfaction which others have done before No
the land should be without them, and those
who them will not fail to keep supply.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

~ Stinson, who shot and severely wounded
DIR. Myler. at French Island. Spencer county, in
November last was tried in the Spencer Com.
mon Pleas on Friday, the l7th and sentenced TO
the penitentary for nine years. Dr. NJ. was
among the most estmable citizens of Spencer
countv
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From ufOStCn.

BosroN. January 22-The Canada sailed at
noon for Liverpool She takes out 500 900 and
5000 sOvereigns IN specie ------
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From milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22-The 9th German regi-
ment, commanded by Colonel Solomon who dis
tinguished himself at Springfield under Sise. left
to-day for Fort Leavenworth we'll armed and
ennnned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

BURIAL FEEs IN ADvANcE-A sexton and un
dertaker, in the town of bingham. MaSsachu-
sets. in an advertisement in the weekly journal
of that respectable locality, announces 10 that
portion of the public which expect to be buried
By him that thereafter his funeral fees must bs
paid in advance"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

The Morton Rifles" SD Indiana. Colonel
Gresham. j. moving ahead ike a ship under full
sail Two companies are in Camp Morton aud
three companies Ia Camp Noble. By the l.; or
18th Of March this star regiment pill march for
Dixie.
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0RU MS.

HDH-1a mas, lD1~1a 1AnS.
lust RECEIVED LOT or SUPERIOR BOYS
ID DRUMS a. low prices
WILLARD a STovELL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

GALLANT LITTLE CRAwFORD.-The Washing
ton correspondent OF the New York Tunes has
the following in regard TO what Crawford county
has done in the present struggle for national
steace:
The little county of Crawford, in Southern
Indiana. forming part OF Gen. j. y. Cravens
Congressional District, having only 645 arms
bearing men in II has sent over 900 volunteers
~ the war. and enlistments still progressing.
What other county IN the Union has sent any
thing near two thirds of its men To the war. To-
day Gen. Cravens received petition from
number OF heads OF families, citizens of another
county in his district asking the Government to
call tor twelve month men. that all the fighting
IN The country NAV enlist and 60 forth to put
down the unholy rebellion, and give peace 10
the land once more
Crawford has won for herself national re-
. nown. We have no doubt she has sent more
men 10 the in proportion to her population
than any county in the Union. She borders on
Kentucky, with whose people the people of Craw
ford have ever been on the best Of terms. Her
sons are hghting for ;he restoration of the Union.
aud not for the abolition OF slavery ". Albany
Ledger.
DEsrH OF GEoRGE F. BrFLL-It Is with pro
found sorrow that We announce the death OF
George z Buell.: for suppose. there i no
doubt but that he was drowned IN the Ohio river,
E at Ilnclfaff. last FRIDAY morning. a- cNitcl n
an article which Will be found elsewhere, copied
from the Ersninc Times of Saturday George
had many noble qualities OF heart and mind,
which an acquaintance with him OF thirteen
years enabled US to fully appreciate He hada
liberal education. was "A forcible and vigorous
writer and a public speaker OF no mean ability.
He studied law at Marietta, and was early al
mitted 10 practice; but he soon manifested taste
for the editorial profession, and has since been
connected with several prominent papers IN In
diana and Chic. lie started the Western Demo
crane Reuistr at indianapolis, and aiterward re
moved II 10 MISUNDERSTANDING II for sew
eral years With ability and taste He represented
Marion county in the Indiana Assembly, some
ten years ago, and made ms mark IN the legisla-
tive history of that State.
Geo L. Buell. native of " Washington
county. IN this State. where his parents and
+ friends still resde-tO whom extend our sur
rowing sympathy in this hour of sad and unex-
pected bereavement
Mr. Buell. was true patriot. and loved his
country and it, hag with a iervor and enthusias IN
that knew no bounds Last summer he joined
our army In Western Virginia, as volunteer Aid
10 Gen Dumont, and received very compll-
men,arv notice in that officers report for his
bravery and mer,torioas conduct at The battles of
! R.ch Mountain and Carrick : Fori-Ohio Mates
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

THr MoSrHLfTs-Bowen ste~art & Co. and
Merrill 4 CO. are in receipt Of the Atlantic and
Harper for February.
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DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL VINE BITTERS!

from all who have used them. We challenge the
word TO produce their equal.
These Bnrrfs for the Of WEAK SroMAcIs GENERAL
DEBILITY and for PURIFYING and ENMcHNG the BLooD,
absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy earth
To be assured of this, il is only necessary make the
trial The Wine itselfs OF very superior quality being
about third stronger than other wines; warming and
invigoratng the whole system from the head to the feet
AS these Bters tonic and Alternative in their charac
ter they strengthen and nvgorate the whole system
and give tine tone aud heaiy action TO all its parts
by equalzing the circulation removing distractions, and
producing general warmth. They also excellent for
Diseases and Weakness peculiar TO Females. where
Tonic is required 10 strengthen and brace
the system. No lady who is subject to assitude and
fainness, should be without them they revvify
ing in their action.
THESE BITTERS
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1T " ~ " VIII 2 III - - II z =
txBfkxAruLIs. October =. ISL
DR G. W. RoBAoE-Dcar Sir. ! have used
your Blood Purifier for a nervous affection. from
which | have suffered much a times While il
5 pleasant to the taste, il certainly has . ply
effect upon the nerves. Please accept my thanks
for your kind regards. and believe me
Yours ! " r JcMULIFN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

APPROPRIATE DESIGNATION. = The notorious
rampant aboltionis: Illinois ". c. Owen Love
JOY, is happily termed by paper in that State
an ass tOot Congressman. Unfortunately
he is not the only one entitled to the appela
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

n Every Democratic paper in the State, eS
ceps the New Albany Ledger. has hoisted the
Democratic ticket.
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TER MS:

one nonth %
Weekly Sentinel one copy year.............S 90
the club >. 10 90
Twenty copies 10 address, and two 20 the ma
kcr of the club - ............... 20 60
Thirty copies TO one address, and copy Of tie
Weekly and of the Daily, 10 the maker
Of the INSTRUMENTATION. ........ :. 80 90
weaSly and two Of the DAILY. -. so 90
Additions can be made clubs any time al the above
rates Where the paper addressed each subscriber
separately, the extra copies viii not be sent
No paper without pre- payment or continued longer
than paid for. Address
ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
bS- Papers copying the above, and calling attention
to IL viii be entitled TO Daily Exchange.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23

INDIANAPOLIS GRArs MARKEr John Carlisle
Son. No. g. West Washington street. furnish
Us with the following quotations. the ruling
figures Yesterday: Wheat. red. 10 to 75c; white.
I3 TO 7sci corn. 2Oc; rye. fDc and scarce; oats.
pc; baled hay. SlI@l2 per ton; loose hay, -
"a lie per ton.
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WANTED.

WANTS" FOR SALE" "FOR REM" "L0ST,
'F0UND." "BOARDtNG." AZ. Advertisements coming
under these headings. exceeding i've lines Willie
serted once for % cents.
GtrTY oRDERs.-coufracis viii PC made =; this oficc
~ for advertising. payable In city county orders ~
par. ocf11
VVvANTFD-CTTY oRDERS-A the highest market
w rates by WV Y. WILEY,
octl2 -dSn No. l0ts Y. Washington street.
NvANTED-coUNTY oRDERS-Atihc highest
wv ket rates. by wM v WILEY.
No 10is r. " ashiugton street
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M & DiCAL.
It O IT T. u T. q II L l.,
Of the United States.

In the month Of December ls5s, the undersigned for
the first time offered for sale the public Dr. j Ho-
wee DOds' Imperial Wine Bittcrs, and
in this short period they have given such universal salts
faction the many thousands Of persons who tried
them that II an established article The amount
ofbodily and mental misery arising simply from neg
ect of small complaints is surprising and is therefore
of the utmost importance that strict attention the
least and triing bodily ailment should be had
for diseases Of the body invariably affect the mind
The subscribers now only ask = trial Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

Weak Lungs Indigestion Dyspepsia Diseases of the Ner
System, Paralysis Piles aud for all requiring
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f'Ts3a " BOATS.

ENCURS lONS-BlDDiE'S GROVE CON
IL pIc,, g rou1y Itod. g. urrj H. l.. Mahcy a. "a
Ma.i.oliu, ant h,r'rs LnSlrg tpu and cleveland
are now open Tor ,I-agtitrll, g. cNcsi p1ltirs.
Apply To l.. 4. WILSON, 10 wal u, car, South,
up Stairs. mygU 2itc'l4G
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A UCTION NOTICE-H WILSON, AUCT
IA --Py A Il GALE, ~ pey stS3O0 cases boots
AMI shocs. Tuesdsy, Nay goth, p% O'Clock. Mr.
Prime goods always oil hand 81 private sale, by A
u GALE, - Dey q. t,lI 2iNSTu'9
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S.E,.NA,EsAl. LtDlSENEh,H.

n 81 FOR kAGS-CANNAS. Shl.I
~ r.pninr', grass rope, See. s!IDIiLtW,hlil
CO., "tl Fulton ri, opposite t4e Oe,.H H.us.
IlrgJ gSll1
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A BUrdIIEKs sliop FOR sALF-WlLL
n lo sold cheap on account Of tie owner cent
sttord ~ IT. NJ, 3to Mt st. Csll nom - d
o'yluHk. my2O 2'41i JOHN -CADY.
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HOARD AND RDC,gA.

SO OS-GOOD BOARD AT TIIOMP-
We ~ son It, from So 20 h SO a week ;
man aud wife ~ b So = week; also Furnished
70. ms, with pianos chtap also lodgings, O. t. rs
week or ID to 20 night. n. B.-Less1ns piano
rs each. my2O 2iac'l22
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WAN2iD -ANOrGGATOR 0N Wa Wa |
scwilr u'''n COZ shlrti, at ?, Third ave-.
WANI ED-nRf>o MNkEKs, gii lsoad- |
w way. None but god binds need epply a20
WOVEN SKIETUhSnS wANTED-No !
w bu, the best noel srrl- atl7 novcry. sts
WANTED-A1iIEDIlA NU Of BREAD.
w Apry atue bakery, a76 Cr'oi =" sis
NNANTED--2 GOOD DRESSMNkERS-
w None else need apply -, West 4;ih It, 2di
WANrEp.-TwO GIRLS 10 MukK on
w fine vsstsa2 stanton 1t, ,oom ~. l. 24n
VVANTED-AN OPERATOR On Military
w pants-Apply at 10 Rutgers IT. Yi2
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. % Experienced
w cracker bskcrs--erply NJ io2 water st. Yao
WANTED "A BOY TO DRIVE a Groccrv
w wsg,n--ais Pearl st. 263
NNANTED--A YOUNG MAN At TIE
w baking, one that can make 'N.st-TGs III ave.
NVAN1ED--A GOOD CABINET MAHER
w 10 rhiri avr. 40
\NAN1ED--A GOOD DRESSMAKER ani
w spring st. "a
N\rANrED-2 BOYS IN SiiOWI ER'S Oys-
w ter lou'c cor. Beeckcr =, md broadway.
MANI rD-AGODp rArER BON Ct r.
w g. Immediately, At 80 Nescy y. my.o s'i,a
| \NASItp-AGIRl 10 OriEN'EON W.
w vs. s~wiug msrh NJ, ,t?i tisr''tH u.
WANIED-2 TAilUES ny TIE WEEK
/ w on custom wotb. lSl q c',k T. 2A
\NANrtp-A Roy 70 WORK AT Wagon
w painting q, tiutne ~
NNAN TF ia TAI DRESS ON ZINE
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w w II'-A lhS -hN " FNlN Il %
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NNtANtipACoop nrr>,NArrN--o,r,
w a. tca, waited. Ito sr,|urr. ~
w r,', ,r factory, lre pearl, n,er wrr. ia.g
jANTED-GaKi.S 10 STRIP lOHAC,O
w apply q, IA iAh,rtl. 81. nyil,..-5;
yty'NETIp 4 tp,p nIsI.DAJ,ttS 900, A.,
w totco work. 90 Al.irl Al. HlookIyu. O.
NITNNTED-25 GOOD pANT,IOONrIN.
w ishers and bai'tcrs' aia Smith st. wmsb',rsh.
wv ,NTJb > upyS ar fi,Ip p,INrr-
w in. Iuquirs nj - Mn. a. r,ar. lc
NIrANvin IIl-lIr ,u,i -,5f,,s
w years Of arc, To mind ,,l,y a, ~ c,mnon II,
NVrANTrn HANKS Tn MANI. u,,ys,
w calico Jackets. mschinc. H., College pl up
WANTED A6.YAED WAEpIN(. MIL
w .gs we.t 18th st. 81
NJrtNTED--iOpl ZTAIOoN TJSISfEpc
w --Fnir prc. 4 stepdy w,rk. 90 Elizabeth Il,
NXTANTtD--I TAIIOESON SHOP AMI
w custom coats, r,u,- &c. '9rr,nto.s al, u
tNfANTrD-A lol No TiSSN,IU OF
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NyTANf1D ATISSMIlU-.t HAMILTON
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SHIPPING, &c.

EOR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON-TAP-
l. SCOT ~ Liue.-ship al h%NNERING sale
this day ,ol Liverpool ship AMERICAN EAGLE,
at Pier II East River, sails tor London May 22d
For passage at low rates, spplyN gAPSCOIT &
CO.. W south 81 l99
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AND LIKELY TO re TRUE,
AND LIKELY TO BE TkvE,
AND LlhELi To 81 TRUE,

Because, whih no great Rrh,d,ionls ever before
como up, and nc su-h incidents hive Ter before
occurred, nor has any mau, woman or child ever
Vuppooed they wo'id occur, yet The scenes ind incl
dents a. tho Rebellion have produced 20 many
chances and chant In society; have n,,ds many
riends enemies, md on, mies frl.nia that
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RNKERY 10 LET, 8J COLUMWN IT,
- :. lroi yn. Good stand. rs Columbia ira.
RARBEES SHOP 10 LET IN SECOND
- avenue, mar 4Tth ~, Hg2
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Il WV MI Itf.-hi W VI. W. Nlilh-
"A LEY, Auct'oncor.--l.srs' catalogue sale y,
cr ckory, sass ware, sc, Tuesday, MAY 2Hh, st
10 o'cio v, NJ PSI Pearl 4 all kinds ui Wy to granite
tea, c,i s,dun,r anil toilet ware, ia lots Gr cit aud
country dca' crs. who want cash bau,ans nivin U.s.
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SEWING MACHINE.

SEWING MACHINES-FINKLE & LYON,
and other FIRST class sewing machines to rent or
for sale, on monthly payments. Instructions free,
and no charge for delivery. Apply 70 p. II. Ola
M0ND, .! the Office Of ths Finkls d Lyon 3. N. Go,
90 Broadway. wy30 Nac'I2a
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AUCTION NUIlCE-ELEGANT HOUSE

Aho,i furniture, pisuuoi,r. parior suits, carpets,
TsintnAs, chandeliers, mirrors. d. at public auc-
q n. N. " CHAPMAN, aucL Will sell this day.
Tucscav, Il ptiNatr tcsidtnce - west 10Th NJ, bet
Jta nud CO.. AYES s..C commencing AT lu'o o'clock,
consisting uf srf,e chairs table,, bookcase, etc.
scrr., card tables, roscW col pisnoorte Al 'cvycr,
-, minors, btonzcs, maut.l ofnaintit., lace
curtains, shades, uIclO,h, stair carpets bureaus,
b.d't,ais, blankets, shoe,s Drusscls aud ingram
carpets, ha'l m-Iir,.seE, fustAeT b,ds, hustCrs, pile
'oWs, cngrayinEN vases, china, glass; s'lvorware,
suivos, forks si"oLS, t,bo linen. slso large as
=, tllugDt Basement sui kitchen furniture. Sale
positive. DEPOSITS required Of all purchasers. go
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SPLENDID SUMMER FASHIONS-Illus-
~ srseed In Mime. Demoress's Mirror Of Fsshions,
ana so!d everywhere u 70 eta Nailed free on re-.
ss'p'0'pr'es' Summer No, BOW MD, pyI5 SIss''
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Tor SALE AND TO LET.

FOR SALE-A SMALL HOUSE, CON-
L tanning tSo rooms and liar, ri an excellsnt
garden fully planted si,e IS Wy lbl feet Pres
1900, on very easy terms-cous .darah'y less ~
cash. AlVIy ~ GEO, ADAMS, First st, ytesyills,
NJ, my20 6'isS
NO LET-GENIEEL APARTMENTS
l. rooms li8 rh.rl ave, 81; d., 81 Downing st.
painted sud psporci, ~; do. IN cottage LIST aoor.
i39 y 2sth st. 81; do, liJ Il isth ST. 81 door, gas
aud water fi3: also others ut 81 and -. Will
cox, 10 Fi'th ave, cor 23i ~. leo
T'O LEI
i The Daguerrean Rooms
i51 Eighth ave Now York.
Inquire on the premise my20 3slOT
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N1uSl,EU,U,ANEOVT0-

\IANTTD-A DARK BROWN MULE, -
w to IS hands, 2os IS ordvay, rom ernte MW0
q OR q RESPECTABLE YOUNG Men Can 3
3 communicated with loard, ng,o-, Nit
IN PAlNTLkS WAIVED, AL TEIED
4 - ave- m, corner 3ith n. SlT
CE OPERATORS AND FrNISHER5, Al
~ 10 Delaney AZ, list floor. ., .,,. -
81 SliOEMNKEKS WANTED, ON Turns.
< - - ut ~ vet. Avenues n q G.. -
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~ BURKE, AuCfiuNEER, WILL SELL
i|' Ola Wednesday, 2l-t ,rst, Ut l0E o'cl,0s, the
furniture of the PRIV ,te house, IS Market st. 4 giud
's'' gtG.'ut 81 Ilr'or, chamber, and dhing-roum
duuuiU 70 Ia, bedding, carpets, oil cloth, ,rr,ko-
~v, g.. sale positive my-u 9is'iut
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HiEATHO,

NtTrY-On Sunday evening, 1ssh Inst, r ssna,
ne beloved wife OF lanes Duf;, Of the Parish 81
Tnlyeorbet County Monaghan, Ireland, aged "
years and mc0tis
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DAWSBkpK ri:S shLX--JOHN NOGII-
AsE win sell nt 10 Gcb,cs st ssly, a IL s..i
"a uscv az, l1fFc rtA,t 81 as~'s as ~.
'ass'I uvaSis rTpsel, ssce'E, szits, l. sts,
TilrB 81 y,riety Y ~ - HtLa.e too urtnr.tais
t. mcnLsn. Dy osloi u AhiHiisui oood-ar, a
Ceuire st. Us
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DAWNHROKER'S sALf--qIJIs DAY, At
10Y u'c'.sa, WI. bs sod 2 sh.iI. INIrA.
HAM, ia tlt.r .'-.fuoiuG ~ NV BYNoTy, barge
ni valuable o., r,nouI n & "a ulid silver wGtch.a
ruli shai.4, dl4ni.uie, rcl iswslry, silver Ind
Plat a ware. 6; G1c rA,A, 4 pieces six, &C. py
or'."l A. AbOLfi ), .csnscd p.wusr.Asr, o..
rc 81 st. l9l
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
DErANIMENr on fiN1NCE, CON.

hIPAKlNINT OF FINANCE, CON.
~ tri.or's ONCE, Apri. lltis l,ds.-SouGe los
re'rnIt u ot pioI,rty -I'i tor unpaid assesu.
meuts, tyrcI suius, widening, sad extending streets
AMI ay,l4rS,
Prb notice Is hereby gIv'p g. the owners occ'4.
vaut4 or p rHuns 4 interested d ercn IL a
d drt. "a statc.neut Of property sold in D-ceu.-
her, l>G1, for unpa.d vsstssuruts 'or opening,
idcun., AMI extending street. AMI avenues, 70
published IA 4 e ~ y nix Dlly fribunn,on Tues
d- end Frl.ays of each vice., dec, rN.n- the lro-
I'' q So i, Rul e., time VIXEN Ne ,.ut u,ust ls
rtic,n-o, "a default q liya, ea4us WI! 10 Issued
taero.lr
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This "rcnnirg Of turc g"'4" results In giv>
inx the pub Inc 1 Inv rcd % and truly uncrfn.
pied opir r'utit ~ 'rri . . ..''rUr tho
conc ESTRtTED EXCELLENCE
~ every thing ia the Cyfine VOL that ~ pro
Il cob incluii'. VI FRN>tI| Brri RS
GlhNr SIBERIAN ~ BLOODHOUND,
" orc proportions AFRO more like a iI1rse than
II o.