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The Evansville daily journal., 1862-01-31
N e W c. 81 ST 0 r e
- Ss HORKKoiEES
No. 1R First street

and best selected stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods ever brought to this market, and having de-
termined to adopt the Cash System in al cases he
feels confident that he sell goods at such prices
as will be to the advantage Of all to purchase Of
him. bis stock consists in part Of the following !:
Delalnes, Cashmeres, English and French
Merinos, Poplins in great variety.
Scotch and American Ginghams
Fancy and Black Silks.
Bombazine and Canton Cloth for Mourning
Dresses.
Merimac Prints, Jaconets, aud Bleached
Auslius.
Plain and Dotted Swiss Tarletans, all colors
and qualities.
Cloth Cloaks, Black Silk & Cloth MantiIlas
good stock of Jaeonet and Swiss Edg-
ings and Insertions.
Dimity Bands, White Embroidered Collars,
and Mourning Collars.
s handsome stock OF Dress Trimmings,
large and complete stock of Hosiery
for Ladies, Misses, and Children.
Mems four and six thread French HalEHose.
A complete stock OF Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women, and Children.
A good stock of Mound Undershirts aud
Drawers for Men and Women.
Also, a splendid stock of House Furnishing
Goods, as follows: Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Cocoa Mating, Druggets, Rugs,
Door Mats, Cornices, Stair
Rods, Embroidered Swiss and Lace Curtains,
Buff and Green Holland, Plain and Fancy
Paper for Window Shades.
All the above stock will ~ sold
Exclusively for Cash,
AS THE CREDIT SYSTEM Is PLAYED OUT.
J. S. HOPKINS,
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Gold has become as much an article of
speculation, in New York, as any of the
fancy stocks and is being sold shert'
daily, hence its sudden fluctuations. The In
diana banks continue to redeem their circu-
lation in gold as usual, but the Ohio banks
have suspended according TO law" as re-
CARDS brokers' &c, but not as regards farm
ers aud regular customers Their notes are
still regarded, however, as select currency,
and the same may be said of Kentucky bank
paper. Demand treasury notes pass freely,
and if the bankers handle them gingerly,
the people do not.
The water is now falling rapidly. The
receipts of hogs have been moderate, and
the demand good at full prices, in the fore
part of the week, but they gave way the
last three days, and under advices from
Northern Illinois and Iowa, from whence
some lots arrived the last three days, over
1000 head having been received from Chi
eago, and about GOO from Iowa, and there
is no doubt that large number can be had
in that section. Under these advices and
facts, prices declined to So 1903 so, and
dressed hogs sold to the extent of I, 500
head yesterday at 3 05@3 90, the latter for
lots averaging 260 lbs.
The weather became quite warm yester-
day, the thermometer being up to 60, rem
deFlng 1t too warm 10 slaughter, Wblch
helped to depress the market. The course
of the market, and the sales made public
during the week were as follows: Wednes-
day, the market opened rather dull and
heavy, bat the demand improved as the day
advanced, and some extra large hogs, which
have been brought in more freely from the
adjoining counties, brought high prices.
The nominal quotations for live, at the
close, was S3.25@3.3O, and the rates OBJ
tainable for dressed $3.o0@3.20. The re-
ceipts during the week and the season. were
as follows:
BY Railway y...,..... 1858
BY RiVer................. .....,............ 2O5S
From kentucky ..'...... .................. 5l5
Driven n.................... 4,3oO
Total for the week ................ 23,292
Previously reported .................436,59 ,59s
Total for the season ......~, ASS, $50
With one exception, this is the largest
number ever packed in this city before.
/ Now doubt now that the packing will reach
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INSURANCE.
/ n 8 ura nee Age ncy
ALLEN c. HALL0CK


OHDERWRITER AND GENERAL IHSURA NCE
AGENT,
ADJCEFRR AVERAGES, AND EoFARY PuRETo
He continues 20 fssTIe Policies from sexurai Firz
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Coantrg, hslaad and Fire Risks HsSstI
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment Of Losse
OF every description under policies from othei
agencies, and attend to the settlement Of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE., for parties TO.
terested. His long experience As an INSURANCE
AGENT has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
So Office First Street. opp Post Office
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE
SOLE PRO RlET q -
No. SO Leonard Street,

NEW EUhA.
H4g- Agents wanted slways-address above. -6sl
For sale in Evsnsyill by Keller White
LEIGH & CaTlstedf, Thompson, BieFboWer, Pierce
and by our Agents aud Merchants in every town ia
Poseys Gibson, and Wsrrick counties.
mayS-lmd&W-aIt
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IFrom the Oineinnat1 Price Current of jan
n uary 29th.l
FinanctaI and Commercial Sum-
mary for the past Week
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A<O - 4SA<GfS sENGg4s
Price, 81 per Bottes SAX BOttes EorSs
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
mas won Tor itself such a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint thai
Il Is entirely unnecessary for recount the eyf.
dence Of its virtues, wherever it has been employed
As II has long been in constant use thrOuR hOui
this section, need not do more than assure the
people ITS quality is kept up to the best 1t ever has
been, and that it may be relied on To do for their
relief all it has ever been found to do.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURE OF
CostssHess Jaadiee, Dyspepsia Indigestion Dssente-
Foat Holaachs ETgsipetGss Headache Piles, RheIma
tsss, EFspsioss, aad Skin Diseases Liver COaplaint
DTofsBl Tseters 1tthnors aRd 6alt Rhes8l. Worms
eOs,s NesrolgSa, as Df'Hsr PHI, end for Psrs ing
They are sugar. coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes Of
family physic.
PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX BOXES FOR sl.oh
Great numbers of Cergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personAges, have lent their
names to certify the unparaed usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will permit the i
sertOn of them. The A gents below named furnish
given, with also full descriptions of the above com
platnts, and the treatment that should be followed
for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprinciplod dealers with
other preparations they make more profit ON. De-
mand AYERS, and take no other. The SICK want
the best aid there Is for them, aud they should
have il.
All our remedies are sold wholesale and retail bt
Keller White, n. y. Thompson, BierboWer B
Pearces LEIGH . Carlstadt, Egansvilie, aud by al
dealers ita medicines everywhere.
Wholesale agents, Allen & Co, Cincinnati, an5
H. A. RobinFon d Co.. louisville
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have rsr rdsred. In this connection our reporter
would return his thanks TO Lieut. Col. Vin'on,
Capt. Potter and the Inspectors through vhoee
Kindness be was enabled 10 CLEAN the following
interesting facts.
rIKCK GOODS.
The department of piece goods including
cloths, fannels, kerseys, etc, Is in the larger
buildinp on the corner Of Greene and Become
Streets. Mr.. s. G.. Bacon a. chief Inspector.
Every piecc, each yard Of every piece Of the
following vast quantities is by him and his a..
aistan,s unroled, examined atd passed or reject.
ed according to its merits. Tae goods accepted
are given out by contract TO persons in both
citV ard country for making up, each contractor
given bonds 10 double the amount OF the value
ot the materisl he takes, for the faithful per.
torrance OF his work.
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tOiORs AND tHEN NRONs.
This Ia Mr.. Duncan's department. II c0rss-
du,nco ol chsnges which have been made, AMI
sort Of loo, enose Of facts prevailing in IT, We aro
urablo to give the precise COT dticu OF tho do
paftro' Z ard what II has done. OF hIgs, tho
princip,l items which could bo CLEANED arc -
National colors, 10 issued; recruiting hags, 2l3;
camp Ntgs, 1876, guicUus ISj. OF sIshe', VIZ
have ooou issued, and 1 2ii ROMAN on hand.
STOCKINGS AND BEpsACk $.
This dt partmoht, the last ut our list, Is under
tho inspection ui Mr.. Norman. Tho main facts
ST., N,o,e ,..ucl. $50 btG Vet uu hwi. 100 92o
II dV,As, tiuuh'rl.. Aoao . tON
tung9... i3,ig6- tq,S16
Two thou,aud mcsquito bars were received
.omo timo sincc, aud, no roquIsltiOn being
msdo fof them, still remain on hand.
Tho buildings occupied ~ stOicroom', places
of inspection or eli, %, are Nos. id, a. 90, 81
and 81 Howard street, the building adjoining,
on Mercer street, and two opposite on tho
samo street; tho double store on the corner OF
Broome aud Groono streets, tho lower part and
one tier Of lofts If Dcvlins large building rum
ming from Cansl to Howard st., and tho first
lloor and basement Of a builling on Leonard ST.
Several of these buildings, entirely occupied by
tho depart ment, are six stories, tho others liyo
stories in height.
Tho odice Of Lieut.. Col. u. II. Ninton is on
the correr Of Broome and Grceno streets, and
that Of capt. Potter at No. 90 Howard At.
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nfIsCEIIANEOUS.
CANDID STATEMENT

OhNDlb olal
N You can procuresf any DriRgist In this city
and vicinity DIR. TOBIASS VENETIAN LINZ
nNT. Il is a and speedy cure for Sore
IkEodt, Headache, Toothaehe, Chronto RhsiiHd-
''sTn, ootfo, Group, aud Pains IN the Limbs. We
bImere sihe-9o cents-And wa are conddent %
eTson will ever be without II. Every family should
ave bottle in ,he house In on sudden acct
Y ents, Suoh as Cuts, Burns, Scdlds, &c. It's PAIN
eneving qualities are miraculous. As for Cro4D,
las sAvei the lives Of hundreds; we have the ,sr-
} d ttee u Prove H. OHice % Cortlandt a.
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M A r | N f .
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CLEARED.


srEAMsHP-Cty of New York. Petre, Llveri
pool, Dale.
sHIP-wm rockingham, stetson, Havre, Boy d
n Hnckeu.
BARK-Pacrmo, Insham, LestIn, Chamberlain,
Phelps d c..
BRIG-Cey l.n, Pitts Humacos, De WOLF
BCHOONER5- Francis, Hallett, Fortress
MIflrne; u IIurllut a CO. Mary Fletcher, Crcshy,
Philadelphia, J Hand Jane Durfee, D.vis Balti-
more, Kenny. Fidclia, for PhilAdslphiA- l. Ksnnys
y her-tou, Phnsdelpnis, l. Kenny Nv wilson's
Garue-, Philadelphia; Gertrude, Hills, New Haven;
Salt, GTihu Rio Grand lie Sale, John Gagea; Cos
r'u', Nightingale Plymouth; ID Haneck, Pitts,
Fan River; Haxall, Bogert, Port Royal AcCreAdy,
''' ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP Jersey Blue, ~ 8 steam ttansportl
Jackaway, baltimore, IN ballast.
Bavaria, Meier, Of and from Hamburg Jan lJth,
and w gales from the 22d n goth Jan; had very
heavy stoims from y w, during which lost 4 boats
and 3 more stove, bulwarks carried away, deck
houses damaged, and sails split. Johan N hr, Ja-
cob Raupert and Fritz Senke, seamen, were lose
| DUNG the gale, and others were disabled. Jan
-. MbPM, lat 20 30 long q 90, passed. = rev
| steamer, bound Y. By her signal supposed her N
| hc tie IIammonia, on M'utuk Point passed
steamer lying to-.
sHIPs-DH II wilton, Bttler, of and im Bremen
| 90 days IN ballast T. Chh' Luius.
O,t.ru Howe. Kelly. of Hostun, from HAyre Dec
| rq fn ha t-t 10 lIpwcs a Cfowel OF Boston. Jan
70, 'u te, the wreck of schr about 100 tons,
| uauIuiAh gone, newly mttAtl. ana not very "us
p,r ted grceu Inside nud black outside from copper
tp appeared to ba Nova Scotia built; about miles
nom the 5uhr passed the top Of her trunk, pnihtei
| Ftecu; the gangway went down on ~" ,,i' bs,oi.
| -de, aud n tse iurwa Il end was 'c"'''e hA'en
| about feet square. es -. ,,, -.
rs Parsons, Elts, Lverpo' 3s days. with ooh
| ., q "A p,rsopz. Experienced heavy weather, split
and lost H. H. a.. ,,., -, f.
| Frmuel locke y'ther' nl hsrmoutn' Ne trom
Pbi,qae!rha Jan s'i for lAvsrpool Put into this
r,t h, rep,ir, having On the 2ith lust experienced
| I,a,v gnle nom v v. during whirn shifted
,r.u srrung sleak, split and lost sails had pumps
L,std aud leaks at present about 1900 strokes per
hour Was Obliged ~ throw overheard 100 brls lard
aud 100 DIS flour.
BARKs-Lena tBremeul Steengraf RIO JAnetro
90 days, with coffee 10 Oelaichs Co. ',,,, S,..
AZ days, in ballast 10 order. Had heavy "eather On
the coast, ~
BRIGR Princess Royal Newbolds brmudA ~
| days in ballast 70 smith, Jones 90.
Anne Marins, Main. Of Liverpool I'm PsrnspapAN
| Dee 20, with sugar 70 Rocker 4 klaaisIS
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SAVINGS BANKS.
RROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION

BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
- NEw York, Jan. s, 1869.
INTERkST NOTICB-Depositurs are hereby no.
uilod that tie usl emi-Annual interest deposits
entitled thereto at the rate Of per cent pbr an
num ON sums na exceeding $500 aud Ave per cont
over 300, will be paid on and amer Monday, 2Oth
Instant, Interest placed 10 the creia ~ lspiztprs,
md n not Withdrawn, will draw Interest ,he sarue
a. deposit from In instant.
FRANCIS T.. SCHOAIS, President.
WADE y. WORRALL, Secretary,
PFTER CUNNING, Accountant Jl3 lo'lN
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TONIC BTTTERS-A SURE CURE FOR
l. the drunkard, can be had At ". FALCoNER'B,
No. Mangin u, and from Doctor PRIEST, at tue
rooms OF the ''InsbriAts'a Reform Society,"" No. eA
Sd floor, East Broadway, NY, Jas ell
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lag or alterations. The faults were always in
the making, never In the material.
OF the DAbri tent, a small affair, capable OF
accommodating ccuple Of men, and usei by
picket guards, 10000 have boon received and
ssucd.
on the Wall tent accommodating twelvo
mon, 2 765 have been received, and but 200 re-
main on hand.
OF the common or A tent, 'rge enough to
hold Fix men, 26i have becn received, and
5000 remain on hand.
OF tho large Siblcy tent, accommodating
twenty mon in Zach, 1858 have been issucd,
end 5000 are yet subject TO requisition.
OF Hospital fonts 222 have boon issuod.
suIRrs AND DRAWERS.
Mr. Morton is inspector Of this department.
" shirts, both flannel and knit, 30i, l39 have
tee n issued, and Of drawers, flannel and knit,
ga 11s. There is yct remaining on hand.
Flann, shirts. so iSe Cotton Fanne,
Knit shirts ...... .3i sos drawers. l2l
Knit drawers. .,,.. S,2dI
TINT FOLKS.
The poles pima etc noCeNary TO tho orec-
tiou ot tent, form separate department, tho
Inspector OF which Is Mr.. Darow. llis ieuoa
have cotrcspcndtd with the issue Of tonts from
Mir. Marchsnts department, 40. hs ropoHs on
hard sNli, subject 'u ruquisitinn
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GROCERIES.

l'iSu .--MACKt REL AND HERRING
= Ar ~, " WAsuINGTON ST, NEAR BARCLAY,
e " ROSE uirrs tp GruCers another lot of tho-'o
.,ice P.ykl,d IlIriug just received; also new fat
ekcrrl. goo lh. iHn lll m lbs. % lba, packages,
4 Prirre Cpdhsh, Hams, Shoulders, Beef Ltrd,
g.. War Prices jS5 B'i2i
ELOUR | FLOUR LOOK AT THE Prices
Il -Good -four f1r S6,2o; extra $3.50; double extra
Al: all nf superior quality, delivered. C1me ona,
c,me all. A. =. COYLE'5 cheap stores, 1876 and
is6 Mvrte ave, near Gpld st, Brooklyn, Ila A"no
SWEET JUICE CIDER, CIDER VINE
pgar dried apples, and extra quality Iutatpes, Tor
s,Ie Al low prices Costs delivered in any para ~
Ue city. Private families promptly attended e..
HYDE 4 co, 4O4 Grceuwioh It. Us 24t''lD5
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DENSIONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS
l. wounded or disabled during the presen, war,
and also for the widows " those killed or who may
have died In service. Claims FOR pay, bounty, &c.
promptly attepded N. CALVIN w. SMITH, cor.
Chambers and Chatham sts. jAls 24.c'l22
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DENSIONS, BOUNTY LAND, BOUNTY
L money and prize money and ali other claims tor
soldiers, thoir widows and heirs collected promptly
by GEO. wOoDMAN, SO Pine "a. Jas 2tac'1O9
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,

corner Third Av. and 25th u.
CHARTERED 1884.
Blk PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on al de-
PuHits frpm one dollar 30 one Thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE goth JAN
CAkY, WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JANU
ANY FIRST, Bank opsn every day nom 10 " 3
A'#r on Monday, Wednesl.Y Eld Saturday even,
MgR, from " s o'clock.
SPENCER X. GREEN, Pres',
sTEPHEN 8, CuILD5, sec'y. jalO 25lc'i9i
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Mr.. Bodwoll is the chief inspector Of this de-
paItment. The amount OF hats received has
been 100000, ard Of caps, 2Ju, 900. OF the
former. 10000 have been Issued, and Of the lat
ter, 1000. Cords, tassels and feathers, for
the aGOrnment Of the hats, are also included In
this department, and have been, both in receipt
and issue, proportionate 10 the hats. Very few
bats or caps have been rejected, the work geno-
rally hayirg been done we'll
HAyRRsA,Rs AND KNArsAoF,.
In this department, Mr.. Montague is the
Chief Inspector ard with the aid OF his two as
sistants Inspects carefully every one Of the
articles n eniioned which is furnished tho de-
partment Very many, especially Of the haver-
sacks, are badly made. In some, a button or
two is missing, or badly fastened or the lining
Is non est, on others tho straps which should
support them are inadequately fastened or
the buckle is missing, any one Of these faults or
Of a dozen others inaures an instant rejection,
We have mentioned knApsacks and hayersacks,
but there are number Of other articles includ-
ed in this department the receipt and Issues Of
which are about IA follows, in round numbers
kuapsaoks ...,....2.5,0OO received, 1901 O,O issued
Ctuteyu-.........lpu. OuU =. izU,OUO ,
Le'tier -in.hs..,,'s hWN l.O,nO :,
Cat -t.sIs....,.iun,Ou .. 25l,OOu -.
OF sxe slinEs H., 900 and Ratchet slings ., 900
have been received, these are mainly for epgi-
nocrs and sappers and miners and but about
] 600 OF each have been issued. one lot Of 99S
pairs # shoes and 99s pairs Of g,tors, specially
Tor Brrdans ShAipohOutera, also passed throush
this de partm,nt.
UlRNT-S,
Mr.. Dtnow Inspector. There have been re-
Csivod here I 2Ou sets Of for mule, lO2 setts
Of single ambulance, % et's Of double ambu-
lance, and a email amount of horse harness.
All the amOulnLce, ami l.'5 sets Of iour.mule
harross, still remain on hand. 4 special order
Of 2 100 leather hair covered knapsicks for
BeTdan sharpshooters WAS a'-o filled through
this department. lrdia-rubber blankets, pom
chos snd buckets are nl-o inspected here, but
the amount Issued and ON hand e, ull Mt be- ac-
| curately given. One shipment Of =, ZOO ponChos
was made only day or two since.
| TFSTl,
The chief inspector Of tho tent department ia
Mr.. Msrchant. The labor to be performed il
| the inspection Of tents IL very great, but thu
far every tent issued from this depot, has beeI
thoroughly examined in every part, and |
anything was wrong, tho manufacturers mad
1t right, so that all were perfect. None hAv
been rejected, although many required repair
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MENTAL. REM0vAL-N. Is. GRIFFIN 4
OBROs, Dentists, 95S Formerly Si6l Grand 81
Y, and 26T Fulton st. Bronklyn, have the lar
yrst and cheapesI dental estahlishmeni In the world
. Teeth inserted on their improved Atmoapherto
pressure plates without extracting the roots I uI
partial acts on gold. 81. silver, 81 jyt ASc13
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EuRS. FuRS. FuRS-LApIES BUY Your

IE-Uhol FUhoI FUNt5-IaHIIIH4J DUI IUuI
furs 90 per cent less than At any other store In
Ire city, At the Great Rocky Mountain Depot, Water
Mink half Capea NUTS and cuffS 80; French Sable
loapeS NUTS and cuffs 81 10 50; French Mink cape,
mutt and oufs s. ~ $40; French Mink NUTS 81 10
Woo; Water Mink mufs, 81 TO $3.50; French Sable
mufs $2bO 20 50; Mink Martin, per sett, SIS, worth
3sO, at FOSTERS, IFS Chatham Square, cor Mott
ptreol. las 2AAcslOl
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DENTISTRY.

AS USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED With
n out PLn-Those who require full sets OF tee'h
temporary sets AZ charge; partial piece- VI per
,o1th; tee,h hled with gold or guld cement. silver
ard i,ne en,me % cents, by Dr. II. VILLBRS,
sen'r, a. R,wery, over the Drug Store, Opposite the
Buwery Theatre. fu ENN i''
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DR W. BEACH, AUTHOR OF THE
American Reform Practice, in connection with
Dr. D. bEACli, have taken Office at ltS East 34th
., between ID and ,sd AyeA Osfce hours fron o
bls A. ~, and 3 Lo . PA Ilb QAac.io6
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J,EtTH-TEETH-T AMEkI'
4 c7p T,-th Co.-Ptarticsl denttstS are inserting
..,ut0 htl stts At - and SO part s'ttH ~ cents
..r s,.,. warranted, half the usual prioe b~e
"a. NJ oenta. asa Rowery, oppo.ate fiNh q.
jans 9tAc'iaf
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PUBLICATION Aoi
THE SUNS MAP OF THE soUTHERN
arATFa

Il STATES.
Tho cons,ant den,and for copies Of the complete
Nan Of he Southern Ststos Cshowing the h'l
Roads, County Towns, state Capttlls and common
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Including the Harbors, Iule,s. Forts and positions
q the Blookading shlpel which was presen'ei 70
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PER No map more useful and reliable than this
one, has been published since the commencement
OF the rebellion Upon Il may be clearly traced VI"
movements Of all the expeditions b'ih ,y sea ''i
land. 49,,
Ready on Monday, Feb. Sd iSG2.
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grea, as he WAS In his Manhood tne
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Work " priceless value " every thinkins won'n u
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a RTTFICIAL TEETH. G. KENNEDY,
n Dentist iS6 Brwcry, three dosru below Spring
- is inserting his beautiful hieko teeth A. te wv
- ncaihle pricea. Whole sets on guld or pi NtlnA
.run s2t upwards, and IN silver OF rubber t''m $40
,fvyaris P,rtiN sets n gold 81 each to'th' OF on
a yer 81 BststActinn guaranteed IN Az Gases:
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PERSONA NOTICES.

DRIZE MONEY FOR OFFICERS AND MKs
Il of ME Saa Jacinto, Constellation and MohicAn,
In pad daily by JOHN Il. MURRAY, Army and
Navy Banker, ~ Nassau ST., opposite Ihe Pos, Of
hoe. jA9 Ais'lO9
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A RTIFICLAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
"A fems slcln{ aching, dscayed or broken teeth, Il
put In am, without paini color ~ teeth and wsIran'
al nv lie. CD CRAWFORD, Dentist Aml'y
a. ~ block from Broadway. bfAao'lA
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Almost aS miscellaneous as the ntonts Of
country grocery are tho supplies included undor
this heai, and passed through tho hands Of
MIR. Townsend, tho Inspector. Ono is, indeed,
almost surprised to iind that watches and rilisd
cannon are not in this repertoire, after few
minutes spent in hearing what he has got.
We will give list u tome Of the principal ar
ticles, the amounts received and amounts is
sued.
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INSTRUCTION.

DROOKLYS MILITARY INSTITUTE, Cor
- Fulton and Pineapple sts-hstru,tiun IA tie
following branches School of the Company and
Battalion, Fencing, Engineering, Mathematics. In
stru,t.uu Ia tie School Of the Solder, with use u
Gymnasium 81 per month. IaS i'l9
THE BANJO-PROFFSSOR II. c. DOB
Il son will make the pupil a prdreut player on
the Ban p fur the tum - ~ In advance. S,tsh,c-
ton given, or NO charge. II. U. DOBsON 995
BIpe,k er u. JAZZ Clio
11 WRITING CI.ASSES-TEN WRTTIHI
VI lessons 81, or 20 for ~; bookkeeping % psI
month, or $40 lessons unlimited; arithmetic ans
writing $40 per quarter, Is lessons each. PAINn9
Mercantile Colleges, 81 Bowery, N X, ssS ful1os
l. Brooklyn. ~ 2AAc'lST