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NAaAfA4tt a4lA LII. 166A.
The Board OF Supervising Inspectors, ofthe
United States, after holding session during
the last five days, and now about to adjourn,
desire to express their great pleasure for the
many acts Of kindness, and the marked atten-
ton shown them by the citizens Of Chicago
But rarely have We experienced such multi
piled Invitations to sisit aud examine the vari-
Gus arts and improvements Of the useful and
scientific works OF any city.
To the proprietors Of the fremont House,
for room and every convenience, with the best
entertainment, We return our sincere thanks,
Also to Ossian Guthrie, Esq, Superintendent
Of the hydraulic works OF the Illinois and
Michigan Canal, in putting into action those
powerful water works, to show forth the i'm
nense water power in th1s vicinity. And to
the captain and owners Of the f1ue steam tug
VDion, in conveying us to and. from the
Place. as also to Capt. Osier Of the steam
tug Constitution, who extended an Invitation
TO take a trip on board of his boat
Also, for the complimentary tickets from 8.
c. Bald Ein, the Superintendent OF the Chlca-
| 90 and Milwaukee Railroad, to visit Milwau-
kes, e.
Charles G. Hammond, ESQ.,, Superintendent oil
| the Chicago, BnrlinEton and Quincy Raiiroad.
Likewise to the bold and noble hero, Col.
| James II. Mulllgan, for his Invitation to visit
| Camp Douglas and take = general observation
| Of many Of our gallant soldlets, many oi
| whom Us We were Informed hRye seen hard
serTiee; as well as to behold the vast body ol
| rebel prisoners who hare fallen prey aud
victim to the service and deluded policy oi
las Parson Brownlow would say} their God.
foreakeu and hell-deserviug leaders. at the
camp We spent several hours Of deep ind In
tense interest, visiting the various barracks
both for Federal soldiera' and Rebe
prisoners, In connection with this tht
sind attentions Of. Surgeon II. D. Wlner
sSd Illinois Volunteers, who accompanied u
through the various hoapltals, drug rooms
| provision rooms, &c, and oeheld bis constant
1abo1s IN attending to the hundreds Of 6Ich
and dying; for all Of which We expressed ou,
serious and patriotic interest upon The occa
siop.. Also to u. r. f.,Hazris, Chief Eakince,
of the Fire Department, foe-4 The lnvlEatiof
given to visit the steam fire engines AMI
witness their workings. :. = 49,.
l. To all OF the above aud athexs We do mos
unfeignedly acknowledge our pleasure ;ani
Erat1fnde. Very respectfully,
JoHa 8HaILcRoss, President.
jas. n. MILLER, Secretary. ..
| On behaHot tho Board Of q. 8. Supervising
Inspectors.
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. April 10.
Arizona, Lasalle, $500 bu corn
Badger State, Lasal1e, $500 bu corn.
Caesar, Laealfe, 5000 bu corn.
a Leonard Iasa1le. 5,5c0bu corn.
Queen City, Lasalle. :, $40 bu CON.
Atlanta, LasaI1e. {, 500 bu corn.
Mcclellan, Laea1le, 5, ,023 bu corn
Humboldt, Lockport, 1850 bu com, 1,soobu wheat.
Flower. Lasalle. 5 0G0 bu corn.
Key West, ikzalle, {, COO hu corn.
American Star, LaRalle, 1000 bn corn.
1uel3a, Lssal1e, GOO bu corn- ...-
Douglas, Senaca, 5000 bu corn, {, 100 bu oats,
50 hu rye. 81 bu wheat
Glasgow Ottawa, 500 bu barley, IS $40 ps starch.
Union. Lasale, 5;eo7 bn corn
..... CLEARED. D...........Apr110 10.
Lemont, Lockport, $3.50, # lumber, 1000 bs oak-
um. 800 lbs carpenter work.
Wallace, Lasa11e, 4584S It lumber 6 m siding,
30 n shingles, Is m 1ath, wagons, SIS Lbs mdze,
900 lbs carpenter work
Sunshine, Iasa11e, brls whisky.
i Leach, Joliet. Z N lumber, 9l3 brla salt.
Yorktown, Iaea1lc iaa # lumber Is 426 lbs mdze
4 Lincoln, Morris, 10e15 # lumber, 1890 siding,
IS N shingles. 5s8 lbs mdze, 600 lbs dsh, "A 4cedf
posts.
Amazonia, Norris, S, ,B4 Il lnmber.
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LAW MTKLLx9sEvCE.

REcoRDER's CoURT.-Recorder Wilson ad-
jonrned his Court yesterday, to allow the Re-
publican City Convention theuse Of the room,
The case Of Martin Quinlan, late resurrec-
ZIONIST, hnt later arraigned as COZ thief, WIS
tried. The defendant wns found guilty and
sentenced to the Penltentiary for one year.
Atessrs. F. D. Gray and G. G. Wicker EN-
tered recognizance in $500 for the appearance
OF Henry E. Yogell, one Of the defendants in
the Harris conspiracy case, and I. N. Barker
became surety in the same. sum for the ap-
pearance Of Mrs. Harris md David Vaughn,
in the same cause. The appearance is to be
from day to day, only.
THE CoLBT INVESTIGATION CAsE.-The
Council was again engaged last evening with
the Colby Investigation Case. No new eYi-
dence was ELECTED and no new Witnesses ex-
amined-most Of those expected being ab-
sent In the case Of one witness, Henry 4.
hoffman, who had been snppaened and refus-
cd to attend, AID Baragwanath moved that
an attachment be issued by the Council CON-
peling his attendance last evening. The writ
WIS issued, and placed in the hands of the off,
Ger, who did not, however, succeed in finding
the man.
ACADEMY AT LAKE. FoREsT.-The examine
lion Of the preparatory and collegiate classes
Of this young but tlourishing Institution, un-
der the control Of Profs. Wm. c. Butler and
Rev. Wm. G. Dickinson, took place on Fri
day. We have seldom witnessed an examinn-
ton that guTe stronger evidence Of Uerna-
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NEW YORK CA1TLE HARRIET.

NEH HoAh CATTLE HARRIET.
For the Week Ending April 8. 1862.
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IRON 1ne new fork Tribune, ThnrsdAy.l
BEEF CATTLE.
Number n,nortea for this 1nar,zct Mt ,nr+h
street. S7:9. ''''| nv ~ " 7'o1A I'll
Tha nrices to-dsy ere ouoted a. fn1,o,rs.
r:-. e.a1s.- a;laa. 80 a.ss-1 HN..HN ~ 4''o"0'
f4asSq fnsG qual1tS'. 55sgss@ ofalaaty '.'.".6sD7H
n1eoA'1n''. 'Sa4eo
Some extra good beeyes may be quoted at over
DC. ....- -.......
The general average Of the market at Sc.
The most Of the sales range from 7H@sHc-
Total number Of beeyes received In the city this
week, 4,0n. @-~o ~>'' ~'1N0
This is 5a4 head more than last week, and ISL
head 1ess than the average Of last year The Nv
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Mixed Com In store, now receipts, was sold
at -sss5'c-.ssc storage. Oats ware j, i1ull and
neglected. Rye quiet. Barley 11mer. Highwines
declined fc-wfth sales at SC. Timothy seed Was
IN better request and Asmer, with liberal aales at
$1.aoD1s6. Clover Seed was cold at &4.ns@4.H.
Hides have declined A@1c per b.
Ffefehts arc casiec and more actiye. To-day
i've seasels were engaged, at 16e for wheat to 0s-
Wego, and 1o@11c for wheat to Buffalo-tha yes
eels being now In port, ready to take on cargoea
This is decline Of &c per bushel within week.
1EsrEcr1oN OF CANAL AND RIVER CoKH.-Onr
attention has been called to the necessity there
exists for having different inspection for old and
new Corn received by Canal. 1t present It is all
inspected alike, aud there ID difference Of t14@ae
between the va1ne Of old and new. We can the
attention Of the Inspection Committee Of the
Board Of Trade to the rub1ect.
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j. 7s7oc1s-stcady .W3thbuf H5sts, sJt3i8ate:' av6
=c1osed hs4yysand dun M i. .P;dC :389 Q z
464; g. 4 Ch @;; p q ecz1p Szsf;: Ea 81: Hnds
|. Am gold 19x; CD % q; rs - ~ .Tenn :61K
nc %; HB g. n coupons 81; e s q year cs1-
ufeates 974, Do "a Ze1 a8K.
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Ward Nominations.
The following we're the Ward nominations
for Aldermen and Constables at the caucuscs
held on Thursday evening:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
FRIDAY EVENING, Ap,

FRIDAY ErEA1Ea, april II.
Monetary transactions were quiet to-day, and
must continue to be so until the opening Of nayi-
cation through the straita. Exchange is In fair
demand, but the supply is abundant. We quote
par@1s buying. X selling. Gold has dropped to-
iiay. following New York, from the causes which
we stated yeeterday-the appearance Of the new
ienue Of Treasury notes. Ne put our quotations
at 1@1A buying; 1h@ix selling. Currency is
abundant. are also Quaztermaster's vouchers. It
is difficult to get over 93@94 for them in market
where money readily commands 10 per cent. and
drippirga,
The earnings Of the Gslcna and Chicago Union
Railroad Company for the week ending April sth,
1862, are as follows:
1861. 1852.
Freight. ..$1b,772.e4 $i3,37258 $94D0.e6 Dec.
Passengers. s,49669 I, -. "a I,2H87 Dec.
Mails, &c.. 1,lG0.0o 1,25o00 1s0.0o Inc.
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THE CITY.

RoszHnl CEMETERY notice Of special
trims On Chicago d Milwaukee, railroad to
RosehM Cemetery.
E The ladies' muet not forget that there
IS splendid stock of boots and shoes selling
out st half prices ut the great Bankrupt Sale,
No. 128 South Clark street.
# The Sunday School connected with st.
Paul's Church viii celebrate Its anniversary
By appropriate exercises on Sunday morning
Address By the Pastor and singing by tie
School.
Attention Of cur readers Is directed to
the card Of Professor n. Taverner, the cele-
brated teacher Of elocution, In another col
umn. The Professor Il stopping at the Matte
son Houee.
D,scUssros OF sP1R1TEAL1gA.-A public
debate On tho subject of spiritualisna, Illus
trated By experiments By the Davenport Boys,
will take place on Tuesday evening next, April
18th The discussion will be By Professor l.
Sands and Dr.. Lyon, both scientific gentle
men.
- Through the great increase OF their
business since their establishment Ia Chicago,
Messrs. Gore, Wilson d Co. now hold their
wholesale auction sales Of boots and shoes
twice instead Of once each week, selling on
Tuesdays and Thursdays- Their sales arc
largely attended, and their SUCCESS is another
evidence that the "good time coning'' is
upon us.
PHILLIPS BATTERI.--The late order Of the
War Department does net interfere with the
organization and enlistment in Capt. Phillips
Battery Of Artillery, nov il Camp Douglas.
Capt. Philips and Lieut.. Hi1ier-the latter
late Of the regular army-are deserving Off
ccrs. ind it will be gratifying to their friends
to know that theirranks are rapidly filing up.
Good men may apply to Capt Phillips, at
Camp Douglas.
FAREWELL E1GH7 or HERMASs-FREscH
tiycly the last night Of Hermann In the city.
This afternoon at 21z o'clock will begin his
farewell matinee for e dies and children. This
evening will be giFen the new programme and
also the charming French opera Of Les Noces
de Jcannctte. Let none miss this fnal op-
porunity Of witnessing the greatest artist o1
bis line who has ever appeared here. Bring
the children to the matinee
DISHONEST DoAEsT1C.-Catharine Brown q
domestic in the family Of Michael Levi No. 81
West Randolph Street, Tas before Justice
Davis yesterday Oh charge Of stealing s
dress, veil, and some other articles Of cloth
sng, valued at about S6. She had not been IL
the family hut about q week, when, on signi
1ying her Intentions to leave, Mrs Lewis: sus
ficions were excited, and 8 search resulted il
finding the stolen articles concealed unde
her skirts. She Was held in $500 bail,
FEMALE NEasEs--The following namet
ladies have been appointed committee by tht
sanitary Commission for the purpose of ex
4mining and receiving female nurses for on
hos2itals, and they are requested to meet a
the room Of the Sanitary Commission, thi
forenoon 1T 10 O'Clock:
Ers. a Hoge, Mrs. E. Warner,
:. D. P. Iivernore, g Morgan.
:. Elisha Nad6worth, IL SloRn,
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DlscUss1os Or 6FIR1TCAL1sN.-A public
debste On tho subject of spiritualism, illus
trated By experiments by the Davenport Boys,
Will take place on Tuesday evening next, April
18th The discussion will be By Professor l.
Sands and Dr.. Lyon, both scientific gentle
, 1862-04-12

RogEHni CEMETERY notice Of special
trims On Chicago g. Milwaukee, railroad to
Roseh{E Cemetery.
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atnuSfn1clltS.

NWuSfnlC1tt9.
McVICKER'S THEATRE.
~ MadIsoh street. between state and Dearborn.
Do0rs open att o'clock. Curtain rises At TX
.HATURDAY, April nth, sixth night 1t the p7puIsr
TIagedan,
Mr.. NEAEIE,
Who vii appear in his TWO CHEAT CHARACTERS,
Don Cesar De Bazan,
And The Corsican Brothers.
The performance will commence with the great
DRAMA IN four acts, entitled
The CoFstsan Brothers: or, La Vendetta.
4 FsSisn kepts Rss 81 IFaasej fasseai Mr. sEAF1s
Chateau Reueand. M Prior.
GRAND DANCE. Misc jennie Hight.
The Performance Will concuda with ths b.Illian.
Comedy OF
Don Caesar De Bazan.
11H NHsa[ Qt baLA4. 6t Aeat-.
Charles I'd. King OF Myers.
o1lss Iaosnf
E JCLIT6 CESAR NEXT YEEE-a
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M. A R RIED.

u II I'll city: q Monday sysnng; hy Eev Tut
EH!A EHAElEs AEEs MAGLEELs, Q. s. a, aud Miss HELEN
F01EEIA HI1LANISEI
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e Attention Of our readers is directed to
the card of Professor n. Tavezner, the celc-
brated teacher Of elosuton, In another col
umn. The Professor II stopping at the Matte
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FRIDAY EVENING, April II, 1861
EEoErTs FOE LAsr TwEHTr+FouR HOURS.
Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye. Bar
hIIa. hn. hu. hu hn ht.
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THO RENT AND FOR SALE.
PIANOS AND mELoDEoNs.

[FFV Il j. II
l. LIND'S BLOC &.
The south half OF Ifnds Block, containing two 1tlt
class four story sto1e5 With fine dry cellars fine large
saee 0faee &C. double and sinelc ofaeea Two iasge
halls, &C, &c. Apply to ALEXANDER WHITE, IL
washington street, opposite the Court House.
Hp7nlf41E
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FEMALE NEEsEs-The following named
ladies have been appointed committee by the
sanitary Commission for the purpose of e1-
7naining and receiving female nurses for our
hospitals, and they are requested to meet at
the room Of the Sanitary Commission, this
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iota!- a!--.--'-..--...-..- t....--.-.----.-.-.- ~
While the votes were being canvassed 1t was
resolved 10 appoint Committee Of six to re-
port series If resolutions.
CoMM1T1EE-C. P. ]. Arian, J. D. Ward, E.
u. Brewster, Peter Page, E. s. Solomon, ".
Il. Wilbur.
+ The Committee retired to q jury room.
The following was the
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pOARDING.-Afe few boarders can
oE etheT furnished Or unfu1 alahed by aPpiyIdx at
So.lc Hal7son street. one door from Michigan Are7ue
nj r
, 1862-04-12

The ladies muet not forget that there
IS d splendid stock Of boots and shoes selling
out st half prices ut the great Bankrupt Sale,
No, 128 South Clark street,
, 1862-04-12

E The Sunday School connected with st.
Pauls Church Will celebrate Its anniversary
By appropriate exercises on Sunday morning
Address By the Pastor and singing by tie
, 1862-04-12

ITO rem WIGW AM The
= building known as the WIG YAM can be divided
up to be used for Stores Commission Houses
and may 6a leased for term Of Teare at low rent
Inquire OF subscriber at No. 2i2 South Water atreat
ap+r35lw 0RRINGTON LUNT.
, 1862-04-12

ITO RENT CHEAP.-The second
a and third stories Of my Warehouse, With dock
roo West Water street. foot Of WashiD Eton rect
GA1EE EASTMAN. api-o1s32w
, 1862-04-12

ITO IET.-BEick House to let
J. In the Three 6tory Block On On.azio street, be
tween Pine and St. Clair Sta IN good repair Posses
sion given MaE ;ss. Apply to q. k0RTON, "a River st.
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Roarni1lg.

r OARDIN GA Nicely Fur
- niBhed room on Wabash Ayenae. eouth OF
TEelhh street, where there other boardeTs to
let with h ard, 10 Eentema1 and wife vary res
6ouahle teIms F.6ae address Post Office Boz 1597-
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BOARDING Board and pleasant
~ roors to be had, at reasonable rate. at GAGE
R0UEE corner 6tate and Twelfth ssreets Day
bc1rdetH also rnt.edYcd.. &pa p442W
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ITO RENT House No. 234 Ontario
i St7eet-Kens e4oo per annun. Inquire OF E. II.
GRIFFIN. next door. corner Dearborn street. from
street. epS p931m
The sun., 1862-02-17

| for he had no sooner eoncluied his msal than
p, wss by hi. side With cup dripping with
| the cool sweet waters, and whom no had Il f1is1ed
the draught placed in hi, hands a well file 4
pipo-flled with tho oierous leaves e the kin-
nc kin ick and the bark Of tho willow mingled
with tobacco. Satisfied that he could only
obtain solution Of the mystery by patience -
by omulating and Iricticing lndiin sto cism,
Luke Wtl.on lizly throw hm.clf bIck upon
the soft furs and watched the sn Jke wroaths as
they turled in fantastic shapes away. H. pipe
finished he kso, ked the ashes cut upon the
rocky floor yawnod as II sleepy aud, determined
TO out-do in nonehalincs even the Indian girl
herself prepared himself as il for .lumb,r.
But this consumiton Of the nesting cid not
appear to suit the dark skinned girl Of the
iorest, fr she hastily betoyk herself TO his couch
and kneelipg by his ride renewed the c1nyersI.
ti'n.
Luke Wel'or, my white checked bro ho-,
she ucEir, liten. You asked olton TO soc
The wt;wam Of the chisfsain's dsught. .r and you
are now in It's most secret hiding place. Tho
tr,l that led you here is known but to two
a.hots ia the tnJc the Medicine and hor whom
she cl,lcl mCth.r. Mihnahbezoo Think no,
the lniian gih loi you hore without a cause,
for she Rad oto. And ", by th, gro'l Mani
tou whom you plo tribs worship, you mus
swear never to reveal anything concerning 1t
even tha, the earth holds such secret. VIII
you bind yourself thus for one who h., risked
much, all, for you =
lts-if-'
b" II, is the little Eord the pale face eyer us.s
vii, he would cheat tho poor dian
Then without gooi rosson will no."
"Thtre mus, bo 10 roas N N,ithor your
own -aFty tho lives Of t'o'o you lovo, or even
the fear tf tho pale mans hcll, must temp. you
T. freak yoir orh VIII you a. give i.i''
may MT p.rjure my self ''
To be coHtinvcd
The sun., 1862-02-17
OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
NOTICE TO TAx.PAYERs-oFFICE {

NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS-OFFICE OF
~ THE COMMISSIONERS or TAXES AND AssEsasEsrs
No. SO CuAMBmis-sT., NEW YoRK, January l3, 1893
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that tie Assaast
ment Rolls OF Real and Personal Estate ~ the Gu:
y New York, Tor tie year l,62, are now open tol
public inspection, and will continue open until ,hs
tlth day ~ April NEXT Inclusive. Al, Taxpayers
are earnestly requested 20 CAL and examine tf
same, IN order that any errors in the assessments
may be corrected AlsN all persons entitled ny lAv
~ reduction ~ their asseHnnents by re.,-ln OF es
lergymen Tor military services; Ad.Altn AtofAr!
n charitable Institutions, 10y law exempt rom ts~
atom are requested ~ make application 'or such 70
iuc,ion exemption previous " the closing of ~
rolls SAID Both day ui April. -
The following section oftAe Act o' April 10, 1853
Is published for the information of taxpayers
BEO. 10. During the time the books sAal. De oper
n public inspection, herein before provided,
application may he made by any person considering
himself Aggrieyei by the assessed valuation ~ I'M
real or personN estate, N have tho same correct
IL. II such application be made in relation u ths
assessed valuation u real estate mus, y" mab
in writing, stating the ground oI 'ple,uWn Nheiv
Ia and thereupon the Commissioners shall extniina
into the complaint, and IL In their Judgments ths
assessment is erroneous, they shall cause tie sana
N lie corrected. II such Application he male IN
relation g. the assessed valuation nf persona -
tate, the applicant shall be examined uhief Jain u
he said Commissioners, who shall he authorizes
N administer such oath, or any OF I.eih' AMI IL N
1is or their Judgment, the assessment IL erruneOuA
they shall cause the same n be corrected, and M
the amount Of such assessment ~ they may heey,
he just, and declare their decision thereon within
thirty days aiter such application shall have beer
made n them. NJ reduction shall be made by th1
B,ard Of Supervisors ~ any assessment on real o.
| personal estate imposed under this act, unless j.
| ihSl appear, under oatn Or affirmation, tlai th'
| party aggrieved WAS unable & attend within th'
| ler,d prescribed for the corretiun of Taxes, "
| -eAapu % sickness or absence from the c.Iy.-LaS
1907, CHAPTER 800, sections and 10; ,,soN,
| j. W. ALLEN,
| J. W. BROWN,
| Commissioner Of Taxes and Assessments
| AAv1 gt
The sun., 1862-02-17
FlJIss.

EURS, FIRS, FURS-LADlES BUY fOUR
Il flus o. Per cent. less than any other store IN
the city, At the Great Rocky houutlin Depot water
mink half capes, m,tiis and cuffs 80; French sable
mink capes, nufis aud cuffs, 81 N 80; French wink
cape, muh aud cuffs, s. h. $40; French mihk nuhs'
81 ~ 50 so; water mink muiis, 81 " $3.50; frenoh
sable muis 2,bO 10 50; mink martin, per set,, SIS
worth $50, at FOSTERS, lis Chatham SQUARE, 60
Mott A hS 3lAcE- II.
The sun., 1862-02-17
Personal NOTICES.

DFNSIONS, BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
money and prize money, and AL other claims
Hor soldiers their widows and heirs, collected
promptly, by CALVIN w. SMITH, Southeast cor
ler Chambers AMI Chatham 1t. tel5 Eae'll
DERsONAL-HEIRS OF SFAMEN, L. S.
ship LovAnt," lott in 1861, and heirs Of all sol
iers or seamen Of the present war, and of the
Mexican war. Call "a THoS. l.. BRAYNARD,
81 Wal -. felA 2Aac'l22
The sun., 1862-02-17
ENsTRUCTHO-I.

A CADEMY OF BooKKFfPING ARilh, NTH,
In neoesshi opefaiion. Tb trough practical lSlrue'
don, day and evening, u,t'on reduced ternAS' EAcA
student h separately and carefully nnSm: S.,,,
fsi0 aAsc.lOA W. j. hEeNiL-e'
The sun., 1862-02-17

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE BELIEVED-ALv
~ vino doubt It should try a bottle OF DR. Smith
DYspFPSIA ANNIHILAroR, for the speedy 4
lief OF DyspeIsi,- mdigeto n, Loss OF Appetid
Nausea ard sickness Of the stomach, Flatrlency
sc, This remedy will he found one Of the II, /
aarteAble and etfcacious articles ever discovered
the permanent cure Of that distr, ssing disease
DYsPEPBIA. Perseverance with this medicine v
ensure regularity Of the towels at all times
number of certificates might he obtained, but M
are 40 easily procured With little regard TO iii
u at they can have no weight with discernip pu
lie. Therefore, the proprietor is confident Ihd
simple trial Of this Remedy will establiah a, I'D
aCter la the cure of Dyspepsia over all olhf Z, renel
in use at the present day. For sale M "A SrII
l se,cnd s., williAmaburRh To be bad IN
York, at 81 Eighth ave. 4to GRAM a. , iso Als.
cor, stanton st and cor. Ave- y and Houstor 4
. fries " aeris per Ro''is' ia2O 94ac'Sn
The sun., 1862-02-17

4 ~ 1Bl PiLEa
a D.. UPHAh'B Rlscsu.ry y osrtain
P,les, Costiveasss, and Hvsr couplsin,,
q. O. WELLS = co. lis Frankln ~ an,
UFHAh'6 Neti1al ofhoe- eSf Fourth =,
tro-u .hs BrVuv, ssswvss BcvsrT and Br.
Isa rNnr-