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Bu.LrARps.--L.s. .vvpine. ourOn game Il

BrILrARDs.--Last evening. ohrom game ~
billiards wNs played ~ 100 Fulton n, bc,veeu
Dudley Kavansgh, Of the Above number, and joins
DeAIy, Of oHSnnan. The gam lNAed one hou
ssd a quarter. At the close Of which Mr.. Kavanagh
WAS declared me winner, by 100 points, his ,ppo-
rent scoring only sn out Of 80. Tne game was
witnessed by about 200 persons.
THE CHuTtAN CosrttsNIS sre prepsroS TO
rod1vc aud forward religious asd other rcains
MISTER 10 the army. Contributions are earnestly
solicited from ali. Packages, either for genera
distribution, or particular individuals, may
he sent prepaid, the Commission canno,
undertake this heavy expense, u A. NJ.
Morrison, office II the Christian Commission, 9th
hoor, room IL, No. io9 Broadway, New York. Let
ters relating " such matters should be addressed
10 'Christisn Commission, box in9 p. o., New
York"
THE YoUSG MISS GENERAL CoNNrrrxE
oT TANsANY HALL, met last evening fnr org>ni1s-
ton. Mr.. g. o. Richardson called the mce,ag 70
order and Mr.. w. j. Kane WAS elected temporary
Chairman. W. II Howard, Bsq., WAS elected per.
manent Chairman by the unanimous vote Of the
Committee, and in accepting the honor, male an
exc, llent speech, expressive Of his devotion ~
Tammany Hal Democracy. Messrs Z. J. Byrne
X. u. Livingston, Esq., Treasurer, and =. ByrneS
Sergeant-at. Arms A Committee on Permanent
Rules and Regulations then appointed, and the
Committee adjourned T. the second Tuesday In
March.
AMERICAN lSsrIrUrE.-Ths annual election
Of officers, trustees and committees for 1852 was
held yesterday. hhe following were elected Amos,
unanimously President William Usll. Re ,ordng
Secretary, Thomas McEirath. Corresponding Sc.
crCssry, JNmts RcnWick. Treasurer, Benedict Le-
Wis, Jr., &C., a.,
A NOVEL SudoEsrIoN.--MR. EpIroR,-It is
my opinion that our militiA should not remain In.
active At this period Of our countys trouble.
would, therefore, suggest that each regimen, be put
footing Of one thousand mon EACH and Al.
that each one In succession should our fcr,i
hcsuons. The regimen, n be divided into three
battalions, each ~ fcrtiAcation, ono Of
which would be under the command Of the Colonel
and the remaining two respectively under the com-
mand the Lieut.. c, lon'l and Major. Each rcg-
mint TO serve for one week, then TO be relieved by
another, until II again becomes the turn Of the hrst
and ~ in rotaion. BY this means they could be-
come well vet~d in artillery pradre well a. in
| faulty, All also in all tie duties ofthc solder.
| Yours, &c, P, or BROoKLNS.
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Hoard Of SnperyI.ors.

At special meeting of this Board yesterday,
for the purpose OF recpnsideriny the res luton
passed hy the Board on the 81 instant, requesting
the Legislature to authorize the Bard of 5uperv-
H. raise by loan Twelve hundred III puAald dol
LAYS Tor the erection OF a new Court Juss IN the
Park.
ON motion, the sum Of T Eeye hundred thousa11
dollars stricken out aud Ten hundred tn ~
sand dollars substituted.
Tue Coz por,ton Counsel was requested to give
his opinion 10 the legality ofthe Slerif's charges
FOR Term fees. Adjourned 10 Monday next.
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Fires, Accidents, Inque-t-, &c.

FIRE IN PEARL srREET-I.oss s25 600
Short bsiore two o'clock yesterday afternoon a
ire broke out in the second story Of the ding
y 22h Pearl streft, corner % att occupied by j.
Morrison & Co., dealers in Lunps and keroisne
ui, which resulted Ia the burning Of the entire
PIPER part Of the building. j Morrison 4 Co.,
e-tmate their loss at $4,000 insured. The build
ing Il owned by WIN. BIstwick aud Is damaged 10
ths extent OF 1850; insured. No 22T Psar street,
occupied 10y Thomas r. Smith, hardware dealsr.
stock was damaged 81 800; insured. The second
floor was occupied by VIM Car, importer u cut
lery, damage ~ stock by water $1,000; INSURED.
T.. W Cumu ing, dealer in hardware, occupied a
part Of the same No r. LIS $4,000 The building
Is owned 10y the Cromwell estate; damage 5000; in.
sured. 80, 229 Pear. street, was occupied by WIN.
stanton n Co., dealers IN stee. cutlery; dana e by
water 50 600; iuSprGd.
TIE building was owned Wy the Bruce estate.
Damages $500 insured fully. TIE tire originated
from the carelessness ia workman. man nam
ell Chas Knowton. was on the 4th npur M the
tine, AMI escaped by the f,l rope, descending a
bsd quantity u bortN stored Ia the Sd story Of
NJ Plat street, which was damaged by water h.
the extent Of 500; insured. John Iesrch had stored
spme glassware IN the fourth floor Of the same
building which was slightly damaged by water
fully insured. member Of Engine Co. No. 0,
named Thos. Morgan, wa run over and killed by
his Cpmpany's engine while proceeding 10 the fire
through Pearl street He was 80 years old, and
leaves a wife and two little children 10 mourn his
sudden loss.
A FIREMAN Run OVER AND Killed
Thomas Morg4n member Of steam engine com
pany No. o, was run over yssterisy afternoon, At
the corner OF Peck Slip aud Pearl street, sud a.
most instantly killed. lie had hold Of the tongue
Of the engine, when Of the wheels plugged Int
hole in the street, and by the jar he was thrown
J from his hold, and fell under the enigma, botl
wheels OF which passed over hin, can sing hi,
death few minutes Afterwards. His body wa
taken 70 the engine house, No. 2es Henry street
where an inquest will be held upon II today. De
ceased a moulder by trade, and resided at NJ
| 10 Montgomery street. where be leaves wife an.
three children. About four years ago, he was rui
over by an engine, and seriously injured.
| JOHN MAoSKR, q rigger, employed on boar
| Of the ship Arkwnght, Ashore south OF the High
lands fell from the mAse-hsad, the 18Th, 70 u
dsck, and wss instantly killed. He leaves vii
] and four children. who reside In chsrry street,
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FLEpCED NJ RUSsHERs JACOB FettiE, a
0' unan, arrivet IN " IL city Sn'urctNy At from
Cairo, III, on his way 10 Germany, aud pW ny nj
No ~ Or e~nwich str, -, whcr' two ,ru yrant tn-
ners took him IN charge, sud inducel him b. visit
HOUSE Of ll.f,me In Mo ris s'ro 4 wh-re they
robbed linn at 5000 Ia u. 3. TroAuirv uots- aid
aosoor d6d. lie aopH ain tN tte to.ies, a. otli-
c0s Pawn and NJ aushln, Of tie Ftst Pra~sct,
wee cent 10 hunt 'h-rl ~. rlus f,r the Ulcers
have bCau rIauccess'ul.
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A Having had SIX teeth extracted without pain,
BY DR.. JAY VLLERS, 1856 Grand 1t, two bloch
from Be Adway, cheer uy insert IL IL ~ reonm-
msndation N those suffer ing from tooth .che Mrs.
O. LEACH, MouisAnia.. fslA 1871
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL

TAXFS-TAXES--
L For tie Towns Of MorriBana and wssa Farms
and school district No l,
The undersigned collectors will he AZ tue M%s-
chester Aouse, cor Bowery and Browne - n. 70
every Monday until the Isl Of March lSoy;
JEWET'f FISHER, town Chi '1r.
JACOB KREtTzER town oouojtor1
II N CHAYE, school Collector.
fes EsM&FSMlOo
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MEDICINES.

nYSPEPTICS-HAvE YOU TRIED Dk.
~ SMITHS DYSPEPSIA ANNIHILATOkf
You should, II you wish relief. Though but shoSe
time before the public Of New York, ID IA messing
with the catering success, not only In rslisV-
ing but curing thai torturing disease-Dyspeta-A.
II acts Ike magic the whole system, cre~.ne
new life 10 the sufferer. II "a warranted TO % nea
nom all poisonous ingredients 50 otsn used N
ureparations for this complaint, which do more
harm than god. and 4 will be tound veg p'eHa.a .
Vhether IA Il giving relief or not. Price FIfrM
CENTS per bottle. The agency for this ATacis
Al al south Second st Williamsburgh To Do had
N New York, at 100 Allen. corner 5tAntoA q
Of Eighth ave. 40 Grand 81, near Rdget and oo<s
Avenue D And HoustOu q - AN
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COOPER UNtON-fREE LECTURES ON
~ Social and Po.idcsl Scienre--Ths 6th and cou-
cludirg lecture ~ the course will be deltverei hy
Judge MOTT In thu large hall II tho Cooper Union,
IN thi- fftidayl evening atsP N. Admlaaic fres.
ABRAM 4 HEWITT, Sec'y. iOi
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAR
- tiri lHdy with widow preferred. Address
sudiug urm+ which must be- moderate, l., r., box
p4I Bun thCe.
BOARDING FOR A FEW YOUNG MEN
Land young ladies; slsp nice rooms for raan and
wife Terms n, derAte, At los Third ave, bet 10th
aud 18th rs. felL 2'l25
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GENEssllI BUSINESS.

"A DvERTISING AGENCY,
a For tho convenience n up-to~g sIyetisar.
Hdce prices. No. Astr Place.
J. =. CALLRNDEa
go 2ah'lli Late ~ the New York Bun
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nonIh of ALBANIAN

A quorum of the Il ard was not present last
rvening, Notwithstanding the call for a special
| "a Get
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AMNAENl RrHra.
RARNuMs! AMERIoAN MUsEUM-

pARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ THE CROWD tNCRHAsysI
EVERY BODY Is DB1fOkFrRDi
COMMODORE NUT THE LION oP THE CKpTI
He Is viti,ed by naore papie,
FITTED ny MORE LADIES'
DELIGHTS MORB CHILDREN
THAN nn FRINGE ~ or w wa 1,rs JAPASEsx
NJ Al W otoer nossbil4iss t1lt havs visited NV
,,,,k k Ni'hm N lst ten ytar, put 20. ethsr. TIE
CONN opoRE NUTTt
who is sen q duty,
ms sHIP THI SIMPLE NUT.
on Portion Of IT, rigiual ba-k tbarula -i,h he
broad peudAn, thruwa ~ Tho brstEa ana M, mn,
blazing away In celeir ,tion " his
TREATY WITH THE PRINCE or. suowMgN,
il the gre,ies Curiosity exhibited IN America:
and 80, he ith all the other curioe,iies a
TuI5 GRAND OLD TBMPLP or AMUSEMENT,
a, trr mere nominal prize q % e.yt4 Jas half the
MT enc utne Of the Museum attractions a-s 70 b
seen.
wtD, rHgS, CAN PAIL TO SKIS Hxi
Who vii miss tie orportuniv 4 looking upon this
WONDER OF ALL HUMAN woNDBRa
TIC most y e~sing and fascinating ever behsldf
AT IyI HOURS. DAY AND EvLytNa,
as are also the wonderful stranger hom he Rivs<
THE LIVING HIPPoPorAMUa
TIE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
The AQUARIA, with It's multitude II living
Fi.h from early every river and sea, including n
BEAUTIFUL SEA HORsEs, LAR6B sPBOK-
l.fb hiN'Oh-i otsAht ~ y
MANN I'll BEAR SAMSON, WAX PIGUREs
g., s.,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND BvENINa,
at and ~ o'clock, viii be performed. By urges
request u thousands u Museum patrons,
THAT GREAT FAIRY PLAY, oNDnNA,
THE NAI%b QUEEN,
with all its unparalleled and brilliant Scenic Apss,
IAcle, IL corps Of Amazon Warriors, intheir
FASCINATING DRILL AND BvOLUTiOt1h
And the gorgeous closing Mechanical Soena
TiIB BOWER or BEAUTY,
which has never been equalled In New FORK.
81 Visitors who desire ony 10 see Com. hutA
and the ,ahcr natural rufi stiea, will hnd the Nh
ui lrss pried In the morning.
Admission, % cents. Children undN Ten, 10 O.,
pOwERY THEATRE
- STlCKNEYs NATIONAL CIRCUS.
DAN RICE
will, tonight Ia the
RECIPIEN
~
CONPLIMBNTARY BENEFIT.
DAN RICE,
HORSE ELsIOR, JR,
COMIC MILES.
EATON BTONE.
MADAME ToURNAIRn
T~morrtw W, Saturday, az ~ O'Clock,
DAN RICE WILL PLAY.
e,'urday Night. u ntft, aud las, appearance q
MAD, l.. TOURNAIRE.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-A STERN
w wheel screw tug, 90 W % fret long, Il W 10
Zee, beam drAn MT N exceed 50 inches. Address
Box sss NY. Pst-ofhoeS fsls a.i90
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LEGAL RKPoRTs-TnURsDAY.


Does COFFEE groto IN Singapore FIRED Spring
~. Augustus Soheu. This Nction was bro,tght stJ
ALLY ed excess o' duties On 2l6shl{stof
cotfee, amounting 10 $4,000. The duty ch1ged
was 10 PER cent, the plaintiff claiming that under
the tariff Of 1891, the coffee should ave beenAim-
ported duty free, IL being imported in American
yessels, and direct from place " sroWth. The 'ol.
lector claims that the coffee was RAISED At Java and
imported frum Singapore.
The evidence In the case Is chiefly whether c. a. o
Is tais,d In Singapore the detoul Nnts claiming bat
II Is not. Tie ase Is still On.
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A FEW MORE MEN WANTED FOR co
a r. 81 Resiment Jarkson Heavy Artilery, Capt.
y. COMBS, fr duty In forthcatkns. THIS R'yi-
nont has advantages over other branches " the
vice, in Icing continually In barracks, and nct 90
posed 70 the hardships of camp life. Recruiting ot
nee, vi Pearl n, Capt COMBS. Do. do. loo South
SON s0O'' "o' l. isn't IN '"' r''N' Lieut. I isc
A RTIFICIAL FLOWERS WANTED
"A god hands " work Artificial Flowers Ap-
ply At l~ Stanton str,e, front base nent fe'i % is
A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WISH.
"A es situation a. oonk. washer asd ir~rer, W
ohSmhermaid and waiter; god references Apply
10 West 3tth st, near 9Th Az -
A PROTESTANT COOK AND CHAMBER
"A maid wanted-wsges for cook, $40: chamber-
maid and plain sewing, 81 must have good refer.
fences. The parties can he seen st 10 o'clock. At
ACkkRMANS, o. Fourth ave.
GARD PRINTER wANTED-AT McLEEs,
~ go broadway; man accust,med a. sitting
card work only need spuly. 10
COMrOSI1ORS wANTED-CAN HAVE
ScNdv wofk on easy, reprint cpv, At ,wo-
minds OF tIc regular price. Apply ut 81 Walker It,
81 ho'r, to J. IlASSELOINR. ia
GUTTER WANTED ON GESrLEMEN'S
- 'oiiHs-A huifr cutter preferred: aso iew
g'ud irun,rs wanted t ladies linen collars. Good
wages t. those ~ho alcr t.nd their busine. tho.
ulh,y hrr.y - Warm IT. 30 aoor. -
WANTED-6 MEN FOR STEAMERS
W Apply Chatham 81; porters for storc,. Ap-
Iy ! Chatham ~; eSpress drivers. Apply I
Chatham ~, { men ~ work In Adi-tulcry. Apply
! Chatham ~; girls ~ 20 H. Caotnia. Apply
Chatham ~. III
WANTED AN HONEST AND INTEL.IL.
w gent boy, who Is good writer, and can give
good reference In regard q honesty. Wages, 81 ~
per week. Ir1, ire a. 70 E.st l2'h II. 10
WANTED-A BOY TO LEARN THE MA
w chnist trNdc--one that has some kuowlcdl,unf
we business rre'erret. Apply Immediately =, %
Bud ~ bct ard 10 o'clock. ~
IITANrED-A SITUATION IN CITY OR
w county, u do general hpuscWo K. ,g,n press
coats; is R",t washer ard irouw. Hat - refer
eroe. Call at 10 West Houston -, nom 20. 10
NUANTRD-2 PLAIN JAPANNERS To
w go into the country steady mp oym-it Ap
lily AZ SMITH 4 SONS, 81 Futon IT. uy siatr,.
t,lIi'U2
| WANlED-h YOUNG WOMAN FOR
w huu-ewo'k, must be ly,od washer aud tr,,nor
ahd pa - ".k hso uns g,ri - lWht hou"-
Hors. AIRY bet the hours oi II aud I, At Az W.
2Sd 81, let gtn and loth AYES, basement door,
d.ys.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GER.
w = rn dtroent a. st~ht IN tor' ry store: none
need Apply ubi'ss well recommended Apply 1t
~ ave- H h"m ItnPA ~, aati'o9P. .
WANTED tORGtNERAL UOUSEwORK
w A gul that can come we'll recommended -
Apply at It? P,tr,, cor. Gtctusiya IT. imucIi
A,cly. ~
| \NANTED-A CAKE BAkff-A GOOD
w htidttat !, wi ing g. nsi.t on broad Wil G,vs
good wages amt STEADY employment. APP ~ At TO
Canal IT. %
| \MANIED e GOOD FEMALE OrRRN.
| w tore "a Gr vrr n B,krt's shuttle ma .hiur
| ,hose acquainted with sho. work none other, need
apply; also @ uu other pats " shoe fittings Apply
| At D * Dcy ~, bet 49, II A. M, Saturday, l5th
| inst j. WllIrEUOUSE. 10
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WIN Writers, AUCTR-wILL SELL
w Tits day, At o'clock; ut 40 Canal ~, all tho
rentcrl parlor, ,hAm' Cr, dinins ruom and kitchen
furniture, Sc y carpe's. oil cl' tbs, mahogany
rench and uAt,ge h Diet ada, dining nom ant Mt
chen furniture, stovca. 13l
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XXTM. wITTFRs AUCrR-wUL SELL

M W. w - ifhN. N''l Nv I'LL Ntlls
w u /. dry, II lu% "viuyk, At lIj Green ~, al
n - furniture of the al-ve c,mprisng 40 ess r.
meLt ~ carpet, mirrors, mahogany Rnd other hrd.
tteHdS, bureaus, wAshstnnds, hair matt, fraih-
h' he sul h,ddnr, T1rpr suits, s'a. chairs, tables,
dinirV room aud kitchen m spiture, g. I,2
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AT WILLLAMSBURGH-
"A PORK DEPOT.
PRIME COUNT Y k
Bold Retail at Wholesale Prices,
NJ. AZ Coz. GRAED Asp skcosp SITS.
HAMS, LOINs, AND ALL PARTS OF THE PI0,
Fresh ard Picked, Mt cents per ",
BEST LARD IN AMERICA, CTS. PER LIB.
Call and Judge for yourselves. feiS S'iiT
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FOR SALE AND TO LIKE.

A PAYMENTS TO LET IN THE MODEL
Ihtruomerh house, ISS s xtn ave, having gas In the
Railways, AMI Or Tn water In each room; will b
let low ~ SUIT the times. Apply At room 1.
BUILDING LOTS ON BERGEN HILLS
- Very nicely lcatei near Jersey CITY and Hobo
ken, hv horse cuS cNtuJ few tuiuutaa AZ South Bar-
gen, Hlhson City, Union iIll, 81 geate-l nsigh-
bOrhuUds, near churches, schpnls and stte-; pTios
SuO to $3.50, easy terms. Apply at II Water -.
NY. feIl 2i.csifO
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCrION NOTICE-BY VIRLgR OF
"A ohanlo MORTGAGE, will sell this dly, ths ta,b
inst, Al II ocl,Ck, At - Prank'is =, ma h,Wsrj
table, counNrs, tab-s, chairs deoarssr r tutnbsrs
oue gold .iohi V. =. hfi.Ls, Aust'l, "a y,,an crt
street. 100
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DNMNnROKERs sALE--lOnN MORTI.

MORE, Auct't, ~ Est Bdcaiway, will sell this
day a large yst rtn tnt n wumen's wearing appa-.
and variety ~ articles guitahle Tor the seaAbn. ny
order al j. LEVY, 400 Bropme ~.
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Pri:e Cdsc-The L. q. rs. tie Brig Sarah
Starr and Her Cdrgo.--A sale Of the ca-g,o VI TINS
ship, consisting Of turpentine, was dife,tel I,
Ia made by the Prize ComTissiouers, the pr
ceeis the'enf to he paid into Cur, p udng final
decree AMI appeal The cargo Ia v.uei at SIa,' o..
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A UCTION SALE OF PURNfrURE-Tins
A TCTION sALE-OvER s8,Oo0 WORTH
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CARPETS.

II Il
- mrruiA &c.-DANIEL A. MATHEWS Au'-
tioneer, will se AZ his sae~rupus, 70 n tsssu n.
near Fulton IT, large assortment q household fur
niture new and second hand, carpets, French plate
mirrors, SC. ~
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HFRMAN. AINIIONEER. Mill SELL
AL DOrGHTY. AuCrIONEER. Will

NI lFONhilhi avn Will
I'VE soil this day, ftiday, 10Y o'clock, nj sales
room, W Nassau At, large and general asanr,msnt
~ new and s'cpnd hand huusehold furniture, car
pets, aofas, chairs bureaus WISH stands, hoiste Vi
hair mattrnaaes, pt iasacS, &c. 2t
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TOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL PLACE IN
[IoBoKEN- FOR SALE NEAR TrIK

uOBOKEN- FOR SALE NEAR TIE
IL fcrry, ago Il spot fr a lAgerbier sArisn .
the view ~ river So. Applyb JOIN IRELAND.
Oid star Hfcl, 90 q 81 Lfsp'nard II, ~ Y or n
q. CLINTON, 70 Washington st, Hpboken. fela g.
ITO LET OR LEASE 4 STORY FRAME
Il oIttage house, with a'out an acre ~ GROUND a.
hchod, Within hye minutes walk u TIE dpp11 -
tordham rent iisa per year {; Ioasessirn immsdi-
Ney. Apply " srlLWELL x SWAIN, II Cham.
h'rs ~. iel4 s'i93
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WANTED.

A PEW MORE MEN WANTED FOR co
"A 81 Resfment Jackson Heavy Artilery, Capt.
y. COMBS, hr duty In fortihcatEns. Tnis X XII
mcnt has advantages other branches " the
vice, in hting continually In barracks, AMI not cy
posed n the hardships of camp life Recruiting o.
hce, 22l Pearl ~, Capt. COMBS. Do. do. loo south
- lieut.. MOTT. Dent in The Park, Lieut.. Nun
SON. 1876
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NCTICE-TIIIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT MY
wife, Margery McAndrrw, Las EFF her bed AID
board, without any reasonable pletsNi. | hhTewith
forbid an parties Of trusting her or giving her any
goods on my responsibility n doht consider her my
wife any longerl, ~ will pay no debts Of her con
tracing after this date, New YORK, Eel. ~, leG2
signed, PATRICK CASSIDY, 10
DERSONAI.-IIEIRS OF SEAMEN, L. s.
ship Leyant," lot in 1861, and heirs % AL ~
dierB or seaInsI Of the present war, aul Of the
Mexican war, Gall 81 TnO5. l. BRAYNARD,
81 Wall q. f.i4 ql.r.IQ2
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feoal advertisements.
NOTICE.

Robert Wilson, Plf. } In the Sd Judicial
as. District Court of
JIG. Martin, Deft. Kansas, within and
for Davis County.
VIVnE above named defendant, ). 6. Martin,
will take notice that the said plaintiff,
Robert Wilson, did on the Sth day of March,
1862. file IN the Clerks Office OF the aforesaid
court his affidavit, stating that the said J. G.
Martin was nonresident OF the State of kar-
.as. and could not be served with a summons
within the Jurisdiction of the Court aforesaid,
and that the said Robert Wilson did, on the day
last mentioned, file his petition in the Clerks
office of the said District Court aforesaid against
the said J. G. Martin for the sum of S71407
with interest from the Goth day Of February,
1861, for money loaned by plaintiff to defen-
lant, at his instance aud request, on the 2o,h
day of February, 1861, payable on demand,
setting forth that said amount is due, that
demand has been made, but is wholly unpaid.
That the said J. G. Martin is hereby notified
that an order Of attachment has been issued in
this action, and that by virtue Of said order
the Sheriff of said County of Davis has attached
the following real estate, as the property Of
the said J. G. Martin, towit: east half of south
west quarter Of section FIVE, the north half Of
northwest quarter of section eight in township
Twelve, range HVe east, also, iot Two Oh secuoh
one township twelve, range FIVE east of the
sixth principal meridian in Kansas, said land
lying anu situate In Davis county, State OF
Kansas The said J. G. Martin is notified that
lie is required to answer or demur TO the said
petition on or before the 2Sth day Of July, 1862
or said petition will be taken as true, and
judgment rendered accordingly, and said prop
eriy sold to satisfy said judgment and costs OF
suits. ROBERT WILSON,
BY J. r. MCCLURE, his Attorney.
Attest, X. ID. Mobley, District Clerk.
Junction, June 5, 1862 Printers fee, $40.
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CHURCHES, SCHOOLS,

and Public Improvements.
ABILENE is beautifully situated on small
stream of clear running water, one mile north
of the Smoky Hill River. near the geographical
centre of Dickinson county, and on the great
thoroughfare from the Missouri River to the
Gold Regions, New Mexico, and California. 1t
is the only town between junction City and
Salina, and is located midway-being twenty
FIVE miles from each. The country around
ABILENE is the most fertile and beautiful that
can be found in the State-its character being
an intermixture of timber ard prairie, pecu-
harly adapted to agricultural purposes The
fertility Of the SOIL the excellence of the water,
the healthfulness of the location, and the abuI-
dance of timber and building stone, are induce
merits of no ordinary character; while in
addition, the rich mineral resources of this
portion of the State, the Salt Springs, and
extensive Coal Fields west of us on the Smoky
Hill insuring the early completion of Rail
Road from the Missouri River, makes it one of
the best natural business points in the State.
The town was laid out six months ago, since
which time over one hundred lots have been
sold, and it now contains store, blacksmith
shop hotel, Post Office, and several families.
Those wishing further information are re-
ferred, by PERMISSION. to the following gentle
men, at Junction City, Kansas:
Hon. r. McBratney. Register US. Land Office
Henry T. Geery, Esq,
S. NJ. Stricken, Post Master.
CHAS. ii. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
Abilene, Dickinson Co., Kansas, Feb. 1, 1862,