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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06
City IKTEllIaEkeE.

u,1Y nospIrALs.-ror the benefit oi bur
leaders and strangers who may visit the city, We
publish tho following Hospital Directory, which will
bs found very useful at the present time:
ARMY HOSPITALS.
Camp Windsr Hospital, western suburbs OF the
city.
Ghimborazo Hospital, on the hill overlooking
Rockets.
General Hospital, northern terminus Of Second
street.
Louisiana Hospital Formerly Baptist College,
western termination Of Broad street.
Byrd Island Hospital, southern termination of
Ninth street. near the river.
South Carolina Hospital, Manchester, (approach :
ed by Mayo's bridge, end of Fourteenth street,
First Georgia Hospital, Twenty-irat street, be-
tween Main and Curry.
Second Georgia Hospital, Twentieth street, he
tween Main and Franklin.
Third Georgia Hospital, corner OF Franklin and
Twcnty-tourth streets.
First Alabama Hospital, BrouL street, between
Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets.
Second Alabama Hospital, corner Of franklin
aud Twenty nth streets.
Registers Hospital, on Twenty nth street, be-
tween Main aud Fran kiln streets
Banner Hospital, corner Of franklin aud Nine
teenth streets.
Globe Hospital, OIL Nineteenth street, between
Main aud franklin.
Maryland Hospital, corner OF Cary end Twenty
fifth streets.
Groauer's liospitul, Twenty-hrst street, between
Main and Franklin streets.
PRIVATE HOSPITALS.
Bellevue Hospital, Broad street, Church Hill.
College Hospital, corner of Marshall and Eleventh
streets.
Sailors Home, corner of Clay and Henry streets.
Baptist Church Hospital, Fourth street, between
Leigh aud Duval.
Robertsous Hospital, corner OF Main and Third
streets.
St. Frances D'Sa!e, Brooke Avenue, near Bacon
Quarter EruGch.
HOSPITALS RECENTLY OPENED
Logon aud Howards factory Hospitals Main
street, between Twenty-fh and Twenty. sixth
streets.
Ross factory Hospital, opposite the AhovS-
north side Of Man.
Crews Ifuctoryl Hospital, corner OF Cary and
Twenty-hrst streets.
Seahrook's Warehouse, corner 81 Grace and
Eighteenth streets.
Kent, Paine * Co.'s Hospital, Main, between
Eleventh ard Twelfth streets.
Keen, bald Win s. Co.'S Hospital, ilain, below
Governor street.
St Charles Hotel, corner Of Main and Wall streets.
Richardson x Co.'s store, .ilGn street, below
Fourteenth.
Masonic Hall, franklin, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth steets.
Breedep l. gox's store, corner Broad and Fourth
streets.
Spotswood Hospital, undeE SpotsTood Hotel
Mayors and Dibrell's warehouses, and the Dan
vile work shops, in Manchester, will be used as
hospital soon the necessary arrangements can
be ulado.
Hospital tents are being erected hi Towards
Grove.
The hank OF Virginia, Main street.
Tho Broad Street Hotel, between Eighth aud
Ninth Streets
Metropolitan Hall, franklin street, between III r
teerth and Fourteenth streets.
Stewards School-holse, Cluy, between tiita and
Sixth streets
G,nter, Alvey ~ Areuts' store, cornet q InIr-
teolth Gnd slam streets.
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Eight hundred WOUNDED Federal soldiers ar
rived at Baltimore On the 10th. They had
been engaged in the late battle near Williams
burg, Virginia
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The Ftder'l Congress has passed dtficiel-
cy bill appropristing $50, o00, 900 for the fiscal
gear ending June 30sh, 1862. 1t is to pay
balances due volunteers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

The Vicksburg Wing learns that the en-.
tire cotton crop in Arkansas will DO burned.
The banks of all the nsvigable streams have
already been cleared Of tho staple BY the
flames. The people are cheerfully aiding the
government in destroying it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

THE OALLAN RANGERs.-A company, under
the above name was, we understand, recently or
gained in this city, aud mustered into the service
a, Gordonsvlle, Va, on the 18th nit: II IS To be
attached to Msor ,ohu SCOTS Battalion oil farizan
Ranger, and Is Differed as follows: Captain, {. g.
Callau lst Lieutenant, :. W. Crow; I'd Lle,itenani,
C. g lie Zouche. The company nnmbers los men,
principally Marylanders and Tirglnians, and will,
we hope, do tine service.
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\ R,chmohd Battalion.
RICHMOND, June {, 1865.

20 TIE. HsS CT RICnMoN1 AID ficiR1TI
The nocossity of 'em bodying, in some aSsil-
able form, nad for some good service, all men
able To do duty in the trying hour, ID apparent;
for the destiny Of our State, our city, and, It
mnv be, o. the country and the cause we love,
depends now greatly upon the energy aad the
DOW err OF tue Confederate arms to be displayed
in tho next (s& weeks or months. The urgent
demand Tor soldiers already trained to srms
makes it necessary to call all such, in and
around Richmond, t, the field, whilst the in
dispanssnc services of city guard are under
This necessity lost, and interests Important to
Richmond and to the Confederacy may be, in
q great measure, neglected. That there are
five hundred men in and around our city true
to the cause of the South, and who would
rather die upon the hills of Richmond, in do.
fence OF their bones and Of Virginia, than live
m witness their dissertation and dishonor-
ner who have not yet taken up arms, and yet
who ara 18th hbie and Wiling will not
doubt
AT the suggestion and by authority Of the
Secretary of war, and aided by the co-opera-
ton OF the Council Of the city, as exhibited
below, announce my dssira aud purpose, if
passibla, To organize the battalion indicated
as speedily as possible, and that the public
may have confidence aud acc understandingly
in enrolling their names, indicate the follow
ing gentlemen, all soldiers, who have con-
scnto ard who are hereby authorized to enroll
eech company Of one hundred men, and who
will command the game il the requisite number
be lar I'D AID the battalion organized, viz:
Louis j. BossIEux
WM L. MAuLE.
JOHN H. GREANER,
F. q. PoTTs,
wv WRIT HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

G,n. Bsau1esnrd has iss'ad an order, sS
Guiding newspaper reporters from his lines.
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s,e.dq'r. Hinryl."do s.nriin. Ia. C" ,!rr,

;n1.i--",- G.,t. Il AGtie.y, fr",d'- DIV rion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

iA.ri">, pc. -"i= Ms, snj E.vcnbef. IL nnS YoIf.-
All sCnu- ".ution.i rum hasina -iinz f's u'sn.
Is tx LIZ .il' sut be enid.
Jsn :. IT, G1 PURCELL = Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

CUTTING TREEs.-M.ssr5. @. r. Broken, j..
on yesterday, for the mischief OF their sons, ads
too young to be always thoughtful, but old enough
to know that they we're doing wrong. IN cutting the
bark from the elm trees in front OF Mr. +. John.
stons residence, d few days ago.
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w bEIRi-lfs FOB rHF
vlM;ii:IA sELvIoE
s5l EnC&TY
| au au'h,ris-iby The Goy-rE-r -. General 3ohh H.
Flo Il 10 recruit cou.paIy 81 Litiir ahf LLENF, TO
.erve Tor y rive month. "a the 81. s,rvia'.
Qu AID Will he iG'use from c dat c
Of 20 isncnt.
I'M hAiIer; will hs OF b!-.cn- Di':i-f ~. gGai o;i
will sc late 1c!i.- .rGyi.r II, sGia - fi'.t
p son. snsns 10 ca!'st vi nnl 10. A. J. ". Rau'
dnlphs Eoo.:yTs, III ,ain -trtr n@1 Vim "nti Two
u'ci *.
rlu .'-r g. mo -.;yiar
TUCKER Ri:B 'irH,
jn1.a--",- C.,t Il ARTILLERY, f",d Div rion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

10 5I.j Gon Ii " Halleck, commanding
u forces near Corlntb.
n, reply has been rec.iv, d to this last cam-
muuicauoo up to this time, MoDday narnlng,
Nav ga Mobile Adesrtier and Regi,tsr.
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ADJ'T AND lisp. GES'LS OFFICE,
pu-yNpsl ftur :, fAlJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06
J IN B VILLKPlGUE,
Brig. General Commanding.
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
t,ou,n,u Nice M,u 90 1870

CoKiN1n, Mss Nay %, 1852.
General: Icresi h el clcso dispatch his
mouant received irom Big. Gen. Vrllepigu",
Commanding the Confederate forces at Fort
Pillow, showing that ne sts;emont OF The ex-
change prisoners sert 20 that point, concerning
Which informed you or The 2)ih install, Is
not ''iaor'c::,o"
Bo good enough, G,n5ral, 10 send tho ne
ceSSsfy orders to your officers to rccsive these
prisoners and provide for their wants, a.justice
and civilization require.
| ar, vary respectfully. your ob't saT't,
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Tho fore: going letter was tclographod to Gan
Ei,ie6;9ne 8bu replied az follows:

FORT Pillow, May 90
.'.Tue transaction. is no myth, but from what
tho pr s,ners say looks very much like an at
tempt - communicate the small pcx TO ny com
u.aad They vcro taken al Pea Ridge and arc
Just from an iaf:ctcd prison at Alton, l;lihns.
they we're received By tho second in command
Wills was rrc,unotering. e7deavored to
yet ~ officer Dsvs 10 Iake the,u back, but be
refused Viii send by fist boat all the papers
AID correspondence
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YANKEE FAITH "A few days ago Aa incident
occurred at one Of the ridges over the Chickshom-
ny. strikingly Illustrative Of the "good faith" Of
the Yankee character. One OF our pickets, loul-
sianan, finding himself within hailing distance Of
an apparently solitary representative OF McCieAn's
army, deemed the opportunity good one to get
Northern paper and hear what was thought, said
and doing in Yankee land about the war Morally,
and old :Stonewal' in particular. So he proposed
TO exchange Richmond journal for one from New
York; the proposition Was agreed to- and the plan
OF exchange was that each should lay down his
nusket, advance and meet hult why. The Loul-
sanlan had not proceeded many steps before the
reports OF dozen m!lsket' and the Thistl'ng OF AZ
many bullets about his ears, IRON behind thckct
in The rear OF his trading adversary, struck him
with amuzcment. Pcrcciying the vIlliany Of the
fellow, whu wished only 10 draw him within good
range OF the ambuscsde, his only alternative Was to
retreat, which be did with rnpidhy which soon
placed him out OF danger.
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F.oss;,S DIVISION

authorized by NJ jor General Floyd to raise neg.
4 men Of lasutry, ito form pat OF the S.ate ..'
nndr The c Of the Genera Assembly, passed May 18th,
1885," .,
rh authority prrrils 10 receive IN Volunteers SUCH
persons IL within he teris Of the act u Congress
up as the Lous law, viz ctrsons over the age
o, - aud under Is and suIh IS are exempted W Inc SCI
OF Congress. ,,...
Under hi! at CITY solicit The cooperation OF onses
OF the Line who have pc: 10 ellis. conpauirs Ior
hi, ser Ice ~ NY adir ssis Rishnlo-d
WM. MOEfORD
,yr Lac It. ui. 18th Va No'r.
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A VOICE FROM MARYLAND.

RrcBN I'D, Va, jane 3. 1862
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\. c, ruL,iIr, R.r ruLtHs, D. D eslh.h-
r g. I'm. Z a III a. 4 e..
kUO::unsEts FOR shLt q! H2*koah.
3ia .e-IioyVs' Hail, i'Ts Di!l.t *i'~~'
RICHMOND, -.
i,,.Gy :S.i~--i 'u":!. and f-r:na:-
tcyzrss, ,ut .Ie.,st st..h:co ~ III. slsice.s e.
w ;.nn.-n g. ut aud alt &C ImIA;c s.loDt
teupiJ.
t-fU..eI .:si.. 81 h=pv, >'ar''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

AS#HDLER.-A fellow named James Sum-
merfeld, who has been playing the substitute game
pretty extensively, is now under the care of the
Assistant Provost Marshal, to be court nlArtiAled
for desertion and sTindlip9,
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HEADQUARTERS, WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
CnKINTH Miss, May 81. lSt2. !


General:
have this day been Informed BY Brigs-
der General Vllepiguc commanding Oonfede-
rate forces =. Fort Pillow, that two hundred
exchanged prisoners were sent to him yester-
dsy, and tha. these prisoners had the small
pox amongst ih:m. have directed General
V,ilepigue to return them forthwith.
presume that all hos beer done without
your knowledge, as your communication on
the sui isct OF tho exchange OF prisoners re
gard rs ar agreement OIL lair aod equal terms.
To send Us prisoners ath c:ed WITH conts-
gious diseases Of dangerous and deadly
Character is, IN my Judgment, vi"lstive Of all
ideas 81 fairness and justice" as well as hu-.
mainly.
For all prisoners, lhere!ors, surrendered by
Confederate Ulcers, shall trust, General that
they are satiucd, By every Claim OF fairness
and Justice, to demand in exchange an equal
uum Der Of prisoners, il Ike condition Of those
sent hack 10 you.
Very respectfully,
Your ct't serv'l,
Signed &. t. BEAuHEoAKh, Gen, q in.
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REMOVAL.

nuRTAREHoUsE being occapied ass Hospital, We
~ have removed our Once to tie b mixing house Of T.
H. Msury o. where can be found during eosi1 esa
hours. hkNi, FAiaE W.
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ESrkAuT.I
Headquarters Dep'i. OF 7fenr'r6,
iii

RICHMOND, Va. Aprll 10. i-d?.
GEiEphL ORDERS,
No. Ii.
FROM aud after ihis date, the Issu aud rrca!a
iuu If lpdiS dua notes strictly prohibited. t'Oe,
OF ills Character are ir.eurd In b.nSatir funde
upon ~ r.raInjiv aud be withdraw irpir
circulation.
Persons violating this order 10 any particular ~i bt
cousueI ed guilty VI grave offence anf Will De Hut~t-
to arrest AID puni-l..n-u nsJ Ur rros-d ~ y
Court hlArtsl.
BY ~,Jer al a,,ir4iirr ,,-n-Esi Jso. II. w!sDgR
b. Z. PAGE,
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kTKA(G.

ADJ"T AND ISSP GES'LS OFFICE,
RicaMuSv Juur ., ta62
SPECIAL ORDERs,
No. l.9.
H. General Officers 10 recommending persGns Tor aI.
DO! cot their Ste T. will btat- The ihcations
age and precedi5g service IN rhe Army Of tie p=rsuns
recomne rdsd.
BY Comm aud VI the Secretary II war.
JUHN WlTHERS.
Ian. G-ly Asst ALL G NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06
Y Ipvua.rHRS. DtplETaENr MISSISSIPPI,
=, -. ..y..,.,.,, 4, !, A., Mica NAV on lsfo

4DQua.TSaS. DkPtkTaEAr hiSSsslFri,
Car on Guiuaru k0Av, Miss, May ~ ie52 j.
General G. T. BaursgArtl, & 'mmsndlng Con-
federato Forces:
Gsrersl have just received your coumu.
pcaucu OF this date NJ prisoners of any
kind have, SO far ss am aware, been delivered
to Gen Vlepgue Tue whole story - pro.
baby :, fabrication. Ii you will iufurm ma
when ini by wnon slcl pris":s:s ha0a bean
sent Is Gen V, will have ths matter lnTaaIi-
gated. y, pu!sun, wbornsozver, has, been gu
Ih,r.z,d by me to scud any prisoners to Gen.
Vlilcpi;ar, and am vary certain none have
been sent.
Vsry respectfully, your obilt SERVE,
rSirnsd II. W HALLEcK.
M.i T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

BY command Of Tie ssrrrtary Of Wal.
JOHN WITHEas
June Civ Asst aJj't tirnl.
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SHOWING THE CLovEN iIo1F--.J hn CAMP
bell, charged with entering the house OF Ms In"
ma Valentine, and violently thro Sing her flrn nro
out Of the door, whose case continued from
Wednesday, re- appeared under bail, OF yesterday
before Recorder Cuskie, bringing three female wit
nesse, With him. His defence, i. will be remembcr-
ed, WAS, tina. Mrs. Valentine had failed 10 pay The
rent, and, as she kept house Of bad character, ne
wished to eject her; but, III she refused 10 leave
when he wished her, no had re-orted 10 the iIlega!
manner described 10 effect it.
His witnesses, who were Irish, reiusod To take
oath upon the Bible, alleging, H. cause Tor their
refusal that their religions Scrip pier forbade w. Eit
the, utiirlnod, after the mauner Of the Friends,
very readily They knew nothing OF the cnse,
however, being only brought forward TO testify us to
the character the complainant, which had nothing
to do WITH the charge sgaiust the defendant Camp
bell Was then called in front OF the Recoriers desk
and the following colloluy oLsIo!
ku:ordrr-Camphell, hre y"r l.fit:sh subject!
lamphe-No, sir.
R.corJer-Arr you L CITIZEN then, Of the Con-
tederate States
Campbell !doegeIIy, and with apparent eoni''-
sion, No, sir.
Reeordcr-Aro you under British "r any foruign
protection, then.
Cnmpbel--i took the oath Of allegiance 10 the
United States, alter | came 10 the country.
Recorder--Io on cousdor yourself cluzen OF The
United States.
Cumpbell-fes, sir.
Recorder-Hsve Jon been living here
Csmpbell-Yes, sir.
RecordeT-Have yen voted her. !!
Campbell-ies.
R"cordsr-[to 30 oi.:erl Take this man I" the
Provost MGTsna
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lust no faAND-PURE LEAD In oll.-9,Od
u lbs. 10 keg1 and for sale By
March II DUfE q GO
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" Ia Zach of these we'll known citizsns may
be ioupd q Toll, with caption setting forth
tho terms Of enrolment, and to one or:snother
Of theuf, all p"rsm's disposed to engage in Ibis
service Gro ronrled. I'ns ter = OF service will
be six months unless souner discharged and
the dutits to be performed any to which the
battalion may BIO assigned within the limits
indicated. lfto be made available for any
good purpose the battalion must be formed
promptly, and no organization will be al
temp:ei until thu requisite number have been
enrolled by csch of the gentlemen whose
names have been given above.
W NJ. ELLIOTT.
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ESTR ACT.

XII SURGEONS III charge Of H5sit,ls will forthwith re-
port TO this ONCE number Of pAtients and the num-
Der uame- company and regiment, 81 detailed mrn
aclilg o. ic in each OF iteir fesps; vr Hosyl
Uu Ill. rrpJss =ent IN 10 f"rtErr details VIII
be IN ldr.
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CtGARS-A lot OF superior Havana and Doneslc
w. PETERSON CO.,
Nu-nh7 1b6 Main street
TARHONATE AMMONIA (HARTsHoRN.H
" IS Ibs Carbonate Ammonia, 30 lbs on Peppermint Is
b. Chlorofo received today March 2e) and for .ae by
.rch 81 O0YEt %.
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N0iRCE-lMP OhTAET.
FENHE LADIES 81 Richmond requested TO visit The
Il Wilder Hnspta' 81 Al kDrrs. AID provide E4s sicS
with Any food OF culfo u they rsrn
,isy -tf A. T. Lane, Pest Surgeon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-05


GREEN GROVE MANSION, NEWPORT. IA
Families WISHING make ssrsssmcni~ fsf WI
lie accommodate scfg tnodrrafe term-. ~ aAspsts
lave foot 81 Robassn street daily F0r pArrls atpyas
80 yarck sieet New iors, or ea.he premise.
AXE MoHEGAS HOUSE, LAKE M0HEo.x WILL
ulatsd fcur ines Of Pcekssll the flsoa Que
aud a hats sice from New rors Terms IN assrs
per Address A. W. Psaier, connenssl lIot- rse&s
Nil.
village, ses walx roa Inc dcpei VI Hdsnn klyef
irg aud Robert ID, Nelson, ~ lissde ssseft.
AXE HorsEsLAEE GEORGE, RErr NY snFR
- Isl.-rarties c.lthsye Rooms early no
Apply by ietCf Information he Lad iuI
street, New Yurk. oi.n middle u MAJ.
NATIONAL HOTEL. LONG BR ,ScH N. y, ~ VOW
arAnse ~ rrces " sah Tbs tunes.
BY applying to d. y. PETERS Proprietor
ncEAS HOUSE NEWPORT al
~ Mssrs Kerner klrh hes 10 inform IN " friends ani
public that theyhave reuto the Os.n hots for be
season, and w osn ufor the reception 81 ssess In the
Inc sruotments OF the hoase which are unsugpasd by
those Vi any lae hotel In The ned
with the whi The nnrfs gned Halter then selves
they gsned durng their iors .fperene ~ the bs
ness, render II unnecessary 10 enter into teisls.
Mcssrs Kernsr Brcn woud simply say thst they ntend
eonirance OF the exens,e End highly appreciated paron-
Acc II has hitherto enjoyed Of IRE BE-
a1s rooms e's's'' = ~ : ''' kERSER 4 BIRCH.
ClAsxspoS BcrE,, New Y.lk, April IS iscA
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Ca.OTIaING.


A KARE cHAScg.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, n
oa ~s 20 g, the is .,as for your cas-, o. Cl1 a.
MI AaS~a dealer n ssrz s s1,s avsnas s' TSs =:
n c' mef s ssaa ~ sas
we o.r a. ior .s eIs.', eoa Or q Tor Psn.s
res rrae,s.r. As Sss avenue, ss.wees ssssasssosS
aud Esliesuih streets.
A rrENIIox. LADIES AND GEsrLEnEE.5Ir x0U
-. ig,n.l end ye~cly The be-, yes % i % send
not = as ~ Ansmn ~ a 10 WI, q
ssss y, Tos Dresses nom y SO for cosss srs
:. ssas Mslr i; 3 Seventh avenue Lao: =
"A esissa o. 90 fom o Bu,baam Co., Cnelnn.a. .
pufsh idie. ana grnecn's East On clothing Furni.
%s sse az s,ser sa.scr peas. saii saaIs.s a
is,ads .ir,.'s sis: .ssssa % y NJ. $40
A sss sowEEy ~ LATE or 7. SIXTH sa.d, AYE :;
% .ass.-a lac. and "a obtain 4: y:
rssr remember ana y - sowrry, opposite orss. Jones
At TIiE oRIaiN.L OLD WELL KNOWN H. HAIR
n EiS' Essabli-hmen, i64 Seventh avenue formerly
sssn c.ss.a sae wss,s agency soir q SIS Sowsy.
"a . his old quarters. ist seventh ave.
o 80" On wssps Arper SsRps sa r sn
- !, '@ a s or s s.1 can ss he, ,, ss
wr aoa bssng o. Aanessed By false pretcnde!
.s s ss ss s,. H. NH seventh Avenue ~. m Ss
ss 's sssas p S s fssss
loo s~seaih avenue, bsswees Tweniyhrss and
a IAnGE ORDER REcEivED PROM CALIFORNIA
n % ltrhAsr cssSoa ,ig,hns, FnFttarr vsrpssr &c:
as Spo 81 s'ss. s y s.s sI rsss..
sG ~ sv.hS a-nas LADIES' ~ s,ssaasa ~
ATlsa SEVENTH AVENUE. LApiEs AND GENTLE
a az dispose u hrr cs, % cishlns Carpets Par.
nm sr esr he oy ana 70, % b. snmSussss
sS. az s, ess1sr rs.s ss oe e "a
rwenIy-arsi ssiselA Ladies attended BY Mrs Ashaa.
a gnE NEW STORE, nt THIRD AVENUE. LADIES
,n s" &C. ss.p.e 4, p,y Tor prsssss from
= 40 FOR co.'s from - q SO es Pant. f,sm p g
fhlrd venue fear,esnh sueet Ladies attended ~
Ms. Aish
ATTENTION, LAo.Es AAD .siLEAE Es,anI HAZE svI:
and CARPETS f9r The al ornia market do prume
to e. .a ne m sy INV NO door,. sSoss
renih street LADIES' attended 10 by MIS- Mints Remem
4 POSITIVE FAcT-IAplEs AND GENTLEMEN, ~
~ yea wan. e, as g,ses' sss lor {ssr cas- %
ea s ses 70 nsh 81 fsir s.s ~" s
tween Thry.egha snd rhry .Iinih streets. east side.
any S oS.s 's ss. YORK Hs
AIr,E OLD STAND. "a SEVENTH AVENUE -sEs
:, 80 lo SD Dresses from s. sls Tor co,,s snden
. "s ~ I: : HsrSssss " "'"a'" 70 'y - A'
1,ALIronxIA ASp,rIxE,s rEx1 rnADE..A GREAT
san,a1s Carpets sad J.wsirs guarantee 70 paw .wcay.
per cent mere .aa any .ssr = a. ps ws t Roa 10
way, between Leonard sna rrsnsn streets sna ns sn
an: snsn sss, s,ssrs y WI NJ S.s.y:
EExTIEMEXs NEW AND Lkrr or OLOTHIk9
VI prchsd me Western make ~ ss I, % rs
os nss ~ s xsse rs a Ss soss o. sds fSsmas o.
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MATRIMONIAL.
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MATRIMONIALs
4 WEALTHY YOUNG MAN, or HIoH STANDING IN
n soeiy good locking, tined manners and aDcconai.
disposition dcses make the scqnanance OF On edncard
Young lady twealih no ubectl, with view 10 mat mony
Address for week Orlando, station b. lscosng are
de vistc
4 YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER, WHO HAS SEEN THE
N world and IL tired OF being Ishmacle ami more
over feels the need OF genial lady eompenon wishes 20
with lady possessing tie means 10 settle down
comfortably He Is frank honorable snd sincere. Please
address Homer. Godfreys Unon Square Post oue, ~
broadway
NY ANSWER TO THIS WILL PROVE 1T TWENTY
Al I've years poverty educston, good looks warn tenn
ser loving disposition catch vie. Love only
nncd Address Tor One week n J. r. Rosegarde station
Post Office.
A GENTLEMAN, ABOUT rs YEARS OF ACE, DE.
N sircs the acquaintance Of young lady with
view 10 natrimony. All Invitations strictly eonnden.
tia aud Address stating where an nerrs- cAa 30
Saa. IS \. Burton, New fork posl Qoes,
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= COUNTRY sEAT.-TO LET, AT A VERY MODE
"a rate rent HOUSE, situated on the banks Of Ne Ifud
,n aver With ourfeea lots Of ground attached with vee
liable and garden also fruis trees and ssrsbtey
IsaaIrp q 10 Front street.
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FURNISHED COUNTY, RESIDENCE TO LEO
N the sound forty nifu,ss' ron te city ~ the New
1trv~r Railroad fne views fishing and bathing everyhr
A. me house and about the grounds first class and IN good
orier Apply address >. e.. n West Thiryeigth