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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11

Jun Lane will pass through Chicseo
within few days on the back track. lie
rs not, 1t appears, ''"oirg INTO the military
service, even if he has 20 enter il as a pri-
vate, as some one telegraphed from Leav-
enworth the other dav that he was Neither
viii he enter it as Brigadier General
a. he may, If be will-uuiess he can have
separate command" which he canpot
nave. lie can have command under
General Hunter, and that Is all it has been
designed at any time be shou d have, and
he ong hit not TO have been given that.
Perhaps when he shall pass throupb
Chicago On the back track his trumpete-s
VIII give him another reception and he give
them another speech. II So, We suggest
teat he take as a text what Gov. Robinson
OF Kansas said of him on a certain occasion.
u know of 90 better way" said the Gov
ernnr, than to call man who steals. robs
and murders, thief, robber and murderer.
ana take the responsibility. He was
speaking OF Lane. and Lane never called
MIN to an account. The Governor further
said If the President persisted in sussain.
ing Lane, civil war will inevitably ensue
In Kansas, not between Unionists and Sc
cessionists, hut between thieves and their
victims. = Chicago Times
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-02-11

GRocERIEs.-R. R. Allen & Co., opposite
the Court House, in Elwood's new building
offer rare Inducements to persons wishing
anything in the grocery aud provision line.
Their assortment is extensive aud selected
with regard to freshness and excellence OF
quality, and their prices are arranged in ac-
cordance with the exigencies oil the times.
saT Gen. Burnside declares that the cor .
troctors are responsible for the bad luck of
his expedition.
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Cairo, Feb. 8.

Everything here indicates that an i'm,
mense iuree will he pushed f,rwar,, NJ, ,ho
Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers of,a-
the positions a; F1rt Henry. the ra;IraaJ
bridge near DAnvile, aud For, Dnreis"-,
are properly fortified n base of o,sra
tons Within the past twenty four bo,rs
several regiments If troars fr,m ST. J,n;,
have passed up the Ohm to Padncab a,,d
mrre are expected this evening ard 90
mnrr"w. II GLIDING a regiment from Chic.
g Thus last regiment. tor the present.wiIJ
doubtless remain an garrison duty be-e
Among the arrivals of munitions ara f,,-
thousand l2-ineh shells, from Pittsburgh.
They are intended for the mortar feet
Tbs rebels in Fort Henry, who made GOOD
their retreat before the surrender. we're
merely armed with double barrelsd sbo,
guns and old flint lock muskets. There
were but few arms found of anv valna :,
long range. When the panic commence
the rebel soldiers were evidently eat;n,
dinner. They appeared to be well supnlie5
with bacon, corn meal, sugar and molassss
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NEWS ITEMS.

A RKsELIIoN is rising in Venezuela. There
the Rebels NJ. csl!cd Fsderslsts, and those favor
ing ths established order Of things are Loyahsn.
The Cunard steamer Africa, OF her la,e pas
sage 70 tAs country IAN against iceberg, n tue
officers say aud asains, tie ground some of her
passengers mink, and KIN ,cked of ~ 1t seventeen
feet osthe lower part Of her rudder, leaving barely
suficient " s~sT tie yesse! with, AND sot into
HALIFAX.
LATE arrivals from Nassau bring intelligence
OF the arrival there u Captain Semmes, OF the prl-
vstseT Sumter, probstly 10 run the blockade With
. vessel bound 70 Charleston, TAere were a. that
port eleven iss iron stesuers, destined fol- South.
err ports.
To what extent cotton spinning Is practise
IN Sweden at present, though - wears ago not onu
factory was ih'Sn 10 exist, th- following nunb, .
Will give sn Idea: In ls6l, II factories turned out
1851, 14l lbs VI yarn, These factories are mostly
situated In the surround nps ~ Gothenhury. On,
factory slone turned out l,I9l ,2sO lbs. Of ysru
THE Mexican BoOREso, Of the Gath OF NAV
denies that the French troops were defeated n, liz
tApA, but that coInprshcnding the peril Of ulsi
posihnn. they, by forced iaarches, entered or4.b
whom the Mexican troops arrived at lxtapA.
TIVE official numbers Of newspapers sold i
Austria are, 1871, GOO for the year 1851. foreig
Journals number s6i5s leaving for the whols couI
Gry smaller number Of native pspsss sold In o.
year, than New York civ reads aud pays for slmo
AAay.
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DEATllD.

McGTNNIsS-On June 1Ilh, after painful III
aess, Mrs. Ann NcGinniss.
The relatives and friends 81 the family ere re-
sjxctfuny invited 70 attend the funera.. from her
~ residence. II North 81 ST. willisinsburgh. zoo
q KEEvER-On sstur lay, 1tth inst sfsr .
Fsst Illness, Msfgsret Ann McKeever, daughter o.
4,lsSsnder aud Ann McKeever, aged 4 years,
m. tbs and II days.
Inc friends Of tie family arc resi- cctfully invited
70 attend tho hinera,. this tMonday( aneri.oosi.
18th inst, Al o'cL,... rom the residence OF her
parents, 30 Monroe d. 70 Calvary Ger etery. 80
McKINNEY-on Saturday, i4th inst, Mrs. Alice
Mckinney, relics ~ Patrick Mckinney, native Of
Om.ugh, County Tyrone. Ireland.
The relatives and friends Of the family sre re-
pcctully inv ted 70 attend the flnerN, on Tuestsy
Afternoon. juno i1th, 81 O'Clock, from ner late
residence, % Monroe u. Newark aud Philsdclphia
papers please copy. s2s
sw1TH-On Friday night June 18Th, MARY c.
Smith, daughter u lockwood and Elizabeth smith.
The relat yes aud friends II the family, and TIE
me niers and friends II the ". =. Church, Attor-
ney 1t. also the members Of Covcpsbt Lodge, !. q.
Of o. r., are respectfully invited " attend The N.
moral, this Monday a.tsrn, ou, 10Th Inst, 81 ~
o'oluck, from the Church. Her remains viii be
taken u Union Cemetery for lnterrnens. ID
sOXFRviLLE- On Sunday morning. 18th inst,
Of consumption, Margaret Burns, intnnt daughs'r
Of William and Margaret Som ,rvil!e, In the I'd year
Of Ter age
The relatives ard friends q the family are re-
spectfully invited " attend tbs fincrsi. shs
fMondny, sfernoon, i6th inst, nj o'clock from the
residence Of T. &. Davis, East Newark, ~ y. In
trnent in Paramount. EOS
WAIVER Mott nsven. suddenly, on sun.
day morning. i1th int, Samuel Walker. In the Doth
year Of his age.
Ills friends and srquaiutnnc,s NE respectfully
Invited ~ attend the funeral, this tMondayl alter.
mon, 18Th iupt, At o'clDcL. At Mott Haven. 2ls
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DEATHS.

CARBERRY-on Sunday morning. June 18th,
bridget, wife Of james Cateerry, . native 81 ths
Parish OF paulstown, County Kilkenny, Ireland,
aged IS yeara and months.
The fiiner,l will take place this monday amer.
noon l6tA inst At O'Clock, from her late resdence,
% Pacific ST. to St. Peters Church, cor OF Warren
and Hicks .is, south Brooklyn. The friends and
scq4.intancos u tho family are respectfully invited
T. ttcnd. Kilkenny pa! ere please copy BOs
CUMMISGS--On June 10Th, Catharins Gum
mlrgs u native Of the Parish Of BaylyIstown, Co.
Carlow, Ireland, in ,he 2s,h year OF hsr age.
The friend, Of tn, family Gre respectfully invited
to attcnl tie funeral, this tAorday! afternoon, lGtl
inst, at o'clock, nom the residence oi her sister,
isoS East Roth st. 300
DBEyolsE-M Washington, p. g, june i4'h,
George u. Di-vnirc, sergt. Go. II, 18th Regt., ~
Y. g. NJ, in the 2Ith year OF his ago. Btl
EMMESs--Iu brooklyn, on the 18th last, Mar.
sprrt A. ErIntas In the 53i year Of hor sge.
The relatives aud friends u the family are re-
specially invited to s,tenl he funeral, on Tues
Day afternoon, lTth inst at o'clock, from 10 II ckB
| st. without further invitation. vi
| GERAGlliY-on Saturday, June iith, Ann &C.
| raghty, In The Both year 81 her aye.
The relatives and friends Of We family, and those
| Of her brothers Ennis and Patrick usrpghty, are
| respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, this
'Mundsyl Afternoon, 10th inst, 1t O'Clock. from H.
| Place. $40
GREEN-oa Saturday, June ia,h, Cs,hsrIne L
Green, wife of the l,to p. Green, aged 10 yenr,
The friends OF the family, aud Of her brother IN
law, Andri. Kracher are respectfully invited /, al,
tend No funers, this MONDAY! afternoon, Ian
inst, ~ O'Clock, from her late residence, II II III
\ nond ST. B2g
. NLlY-Marla Lilly, only daughter Of Mlchst
% .ha Johanna Lilly, aged Yeas, rnouth aud /
q The friends and scqusintsnceS Of tie family ar
j. t,speINuny Invited 10 attend the fllsral, thi
Chonosy! s'ernoon 10th inst, at o'olock from N
residence OF her father, 1873 Baxter 81. B33
AcCLoskEf.in brooklyn, on Saturday mon
IA m. Ian ~ & az
N heClosksy, u Go, berry, Ireland, aged 90 years.
A The friends OF tho fsmIy respectfully inylt,
to stteui the funeral 'hs tMondayl afternoon. 10
- INST at o'clock, nom the residence Of her sun.i
!. law, Patrick J. Layton, " Carl st. brooklyn. 20
VI McCoKKLE-Ou Saturday afternoon, 18th In
H. Samuel y cCorkle, In the Glst year Of his age.
er The reistives aud friends OF tho family are
. specially invited TO attend the funeral, on Tus
day sfternaoa. ITth ina, at . O'Clock, from
Y, late residence, SlT Henry Of. Doylestcwn, Buc
w Co., Ps0aAs pspsu plssss copT. 9%l
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A JAMrrAci.i ufoinIs Ia that the appearance
a the Fre1 Ia steamer Grenade At the iOrt Of Car
min. Yucs'au. caus ID pronvnrtdHsnH u n.or
A mort. 'ibe cOu 'usId,r However, az Urea 'na'
nr had ~ mis- ION - proc ~ monte I'rtsbtbt
at stut ) g. install him pTuy.s ins.ly chic OF tie
'xCtui'v, power.
Tux tri.l G Appleton Oaksmith, at B.s'on,
tn- atm, on n, f'ttr Nau,srt Ssvu terfn.ta,
~ s,tu Isy IN {, verdict ~ guilt. The punish
~ rte ~ les. - five yosrs III the Stat rri'I
M fiv' tr u,snd dor,rs &c, and one y"s's TIA
pris u ne f1f p-ch orc n 'usapl dosrs MT p-t!.
IA lee q IN sixteen AN ere In tnc .otrt ropin
iurin. ths progr - -; We t~d. FuG't,cn q th'ss
~cre srruvci ai''lt tie defendant In apra-ei'
,strpIiy Wa him, MI S-iii rgly de,py inter-
- Il ia 'hs progress 81 va evidence.
a LETTER from Mexico under date Of 2s;b
~ AZ ~, oiucra 'A't the govrrnWoni 81 JNAieh-
rNp,ct,d tiai tie French would oiea t'"r way ~
ue Csints. ~ s.-,'i - tiey received tie erpecen
reinforcement :, ami area, prcpar"'i"ns we're u.ins
INSIDE a. r~- I t,e atta' X. h'fe thsn ~" IhUp'ers
were At work N tie rt.f.at -rs and COW men
wts seer way from tue n,o1or Tor the de'ence
Of tie place. In TIE mctniiins, tom N'nin VI.
city a. " Ill a. in tic go irtfy, s'sr ~ reish'u ain
tie ioteisnerr were -i'g,t " every ou"sse Anu
robbery.
TuE rnoGnrs., Of Jalapa, Mexico, OF the
io,h MAJ rus refers Ia tn late r,pp So 81 the
french ~ re t1,r <,@h Frtnch lave teen re-
pi sell four me, ufn tl- Ccrros. They lut tue
IA covered with t1cir Killed AMI vouniii aud
u,,lc t1any prisoners Gen. T'ris s~strd the
~ NV on a.. Gth. expecting ne" alta &, tut hey
1T 'at-d .'''y Ia tie tiornii :. A. soon ~ uhs
lc.fucd hv .'ic army they we're pub motion =
Z iov t,m. Thea ,iot ~ our arrS vas Increased
hy str.ytl 81 rel. orc, mot, unsr Gen. III rni
" ich iUins'iistr'y io ned IA tie p rsut. From
ithln a,rtrr,s ,AiunHti The loss 81 tle enemy
al ,lrut 20ti men. From tie report OF The prison
rs '4r stacking firco amounted n 1000 men,
con ,sil,d q TIE cuijs Il ZUavc-, Cha1s''irs u
u..u.,s, Marine url, sul tr.0 batteries 4 at.
u 'rfy-,,,. g rf a :. and sgH.. TIE pthcr IL.
Itnrder~" n III. ut,nn IL made - the nuiu'er 81
pr urrs. lst .,,s 'hcy wcrr carr .i /. Puells
aud treated nc rit'g - ne r3'cs % war.
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v.. .. ~, vale, Of tho shenandoah.

49, ADyryrrerwFVrs must be hanlcu w W.
fore nine O'Clock in TIE e'ehn.' ID ''' '" '''
pruper classic ton AMI afrshsi ~ Nv
----------------
rHe war is the valley OF the shennn e""h.
T.x nortifvins result Of the r 7rnt military
or.rsticus of our Generals in the valley Al the
shcnsnicsh. IL is rcmsrkel by the Ns.inij
I~rrrLIarxcER, exhibits In i;lar'n,, htht
the wan, Of a single controlling mad. 'o'r
more. II rcvc,l'. no, for the drsi or second
cine, the user inability political G,ncrils 70
conduct regular military operations against
skilful cucuiy. Since tho ptOmuls,ticr u the
cries dvcrting from Gen. Met LELLAS the
supreme control u the war In Virginia every
thing has gone wrong, except In the deparimrnt
under his own control, and evca he has l~cn al
most rarsyTei by the diversion to other
quarters Of the force. in,cricd to co-opora.c in
the reduction 4 Richmond
No one knows VIA, M,Dowrtt ia to'ne --
ohiesy because nobody cyl cc's him to 10 any
thing, cSccp, TO aii TO and fro '"iw W''h.i''-
ton AMI IL ,lcficks ursl A. for BA'NS, 1t was
expected that the assignment 1t ten. Hi"EL to
hi. couman wogl iniuc. new al r"i 'iiHirs;
but, - 1t Is not. a. may presume thai Sio.tL,
hy .orie eccentric summation. Of s''rc'.ry
STANTON. couples only su'"-iiH,fr pv,.i'n
that Is but ui;l' cr''n"usIra'e wish w. military
ability. General fRrNo>r. iniee', great %,
bulletin reports. made IRA; d mov In.ut ri irs
Troops scross the mountains, but, At The ft, i've
moment, suffered JAcssoS to outwit him. under
circumstances which prove that the rebel Ten
cral knew hi. opponent, ard timed his move
mcuts so al. TO completely baiie him.
Thus, sin'c February Last We have had these
large armic. in Virginia. whose 81 rat ms have
been partially p'raly lcl by rtc.r di"c tciu,
transferred from a coin tent nrueral we'll
,ersel in war, 70 Department in Washington
wtl ycrscd In ".
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIv.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElv-
- ell by the School ON 'ers Of the FIFTH WARD,
At the office OF tAe Clerk OF tho Boar Of Eduest on.
cOrnsr OF Gtaud and Elm Stsuntil Monday, the 50th
day OF June, 1854 81 le o'clock noon, for psiutina
the exterior and the walls and woodwork Of ths in-
terror Of wsrd School House No ~, In sad Ward,
pursu.n, to specifications IN fle aud 70 he son 81
S,e office Of the Superintendent Of Schoo Buildings,
No % Crosby st. Two responsible sad approved
slrtes will be rcquir from tie successful bidder,
aud no proposals will be considered In which no
srretlcs are named. Tho School Ohcers OF the
Ward serve tie right r. reject any or all Of the
proposals one ed, II deemed for the public Interest
70 i. So.
JOHN BrssoN. Building and Fur
HENRY HopaINsoS, tee, It'll W ri.
Junel Ist2. Jel' l3'lol
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

PROPOSALS FOR ts83, 900 central
PARK IMPROVEMENT r UND STOCK OF
1870" Sealed proposals will I've received At the
Comptrolers ONCE, until FRIDAY, the 9Th day
Of June, 1852, At O'Clock y. m, when the same
will be publcly opened for the wi olc or any part
Of tie sum OF THREE HUNDRED AND TItIR-
TY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF the ''CFN.
TRIAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK"
sutho. lied by Chap. 30 o! the Laws Of 4 so and
by an Ordinance OF the Common Council, approved
by th- Mayor, April 20, 500
The sad stock will bear interest ct TIE rate Of
ak per cent. per anuuIn, payable quarter yearly,
An the principal will be redeemed Nov.t, 1879.
The proposals. " II state tho sinouns 4 sto de-
sired, sAd tic price per enc hundred dollars q ere
OF, aud he persons whose proposals are accept
81, will b. ~ iuired q DEF at with the Cham or
an Of tie CIV, within htsen days after 'hr
opening u the bids, tho sums awarded " them re-
spsc.vey.
On presenting 70 the Comptroller the receipts ~
III. Chamberlain for such dapos'is, the parties vii
Ice entitled tn receive cert hcates for equal amou"s
81 the par value fth9 stock, bearing interest fe 70
the dates Of payments
Each q ulostou should he sealed aud Endorsed
" Proposals for Central Park Improvement Fund
Stock T." and nclosed In second envelope addressed
to the Comptroller.
The .,ht il reserved 10 reject any or all Of the
bids II considered necessary 70 protect or promote
the interests Of tho city.
RoBf. T. HAws, Comptroller.
City ofNew York, department Of Financed
Comr,rcler's oaiee. Nay rs 1850.
le2 sMSru'l3I
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rEvviNa MACHINE.


S,EWlHG MACHINES FOR SALE, TO
- rent or exchange, s.pgor's Wheeler Il Wilson's
Wilcox Glb's and OF or-, cheap 'or cash. or pert
lSym.n,; machines bought, exchanged and re-
pared, 335 Broadway, room o. up stars. jep 24acs
SEWING MAClHNES-FIRSr QUALITY.
- louRl Nod and .ei, vita or withoit OF erutors.
Family sowing done IN order. OF, sLuttles
needles, &C., kept on hand. All kinds Of sewing
machines repaired at29 Second st. je0 obsG'2fo
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES AT RE-
- dur'd prices, and superior quality, wholesale
aud retail. singer's 81 cents per dozen iiowes,
Fax aud Lyon, 40 cents per dozen. Call aud sx-
ami 10. JOSEPH THoRNE, msnufaetursr. 80 aud
% wett Houston NJ. my22 24ac'
SEW ING MACHINES-fINKLE 4 LYON,
~ aud other first class sewing machines 70 rent %
for sale, on monthly payments. Instruetons free
and no charge for delivery. Apply 70 =. II. Ola.
MOND, Ut the office Of the Finklo Lyon 9. n. 10
63S Broadway. my2O 2tac'leS
CEWING MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE oY
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS.

CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
Notwithstanding the Increased duty on imports-
uons and he great increase In the cost Of fatrica
DRiTisn rRKSCH AND GERMAN
DRESS GOODS
cheerer than he's ever beer known In New York. Or
prptsby ever will syain.
WE ARE RETAILING AT LESS THAN WHOLE
SALE PRICES,
and ws buy nothing tia, Ia net
A BARGAIN,
AND SELL As WE DuY. CHEAP
10000 y.rds LsvsliAs and Barge Anslas, At &C. and
.20Ysds L.v.ll.s aud BN.s. Brooch. Yir,r., q
1860 yards PArs Gri.ailiss, ., ioc., iexe., and
1900 yards Poll do Cheves in CHECKS, stripes and
plain. .. Is, L. al. and IL. Oh.
1900 yards ~ sambSQues, In drafts, browns and
gsJs. a. i0c., Is. 81. and H. Cd.
1870 yards lliuninst d Poplns, at IL. 81.
$500 ysrds s Ia and Wool Grenadines, ~ IL. "a.
6,c0O yards Cntck-d Mohs.rs st 10.
1900 yafG- s.iN Warp Poplintt %.
$3.50 yards y X Popl'ns, o. Cd.
10000 y.rds six and Wool Barge, In oil eolors Is
5000 yW I, SIN aud wool Satin Plaid. Is. 3D..
worth p. al.
5000 yard. SIX aud wool Crepi de rarls, Is. 3D..
worth "a.
5000 yards B,rege Ansl.is all wool tllins, and
~ yards VIDE vt g., former pr 6s.
1000 Barge Anglas Robes. twenty yards, eleven
founcss at g..
100 Barese Anglals Roles, twenty yards, seven
GoIncrs At ~ o..
ALSO. IL MOURNING GOODS.
son yards black H. eye.
8 600 ysris black SIX and Wool, II. snd 10. 81.
400 yar,.s back SILK aud Wool Satin Plaid aud
Btrips, Is 81.
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF CLoARs,
SILKS, CLOTHS. AND SUMNER FABRICS,
AT EyCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
Also,
cases brochc r o.r- Poll de Cheve, lightly
damaged On tAs voyage v! importation, o.,
former prize 2s 81.
| BESIDES A sPLfNpIp VARIETY or OTHER
GOODS, CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE ~ Niw YORK
Ladies' can rely that H. = advertisement Ii nc
| humtus, and that the soos are really As repre-
| scLtsd.
RARGAfNa.
W. X. RORERrs,
No. q. BOWERY.
| r. s-Pea,. remember AMI look lcr the MANS
over tie door, and 10 not bel -ve you are ia RD
| BkR1S' un .ess you zee the name. Cut out Tbs w.
| v.its n,ii for reference. 40 s-3ls
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EXCURSIONS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Char
Ia -Sui,udtd at.niuboats GEORGE WASH
lNGTOH, EaiI.I, and others; also tho new AMI
,nagniIc,m do4he-dsckei barg'n ANNA and Di'
HANT. also ~. E,uan'a Well aud other delightful
ly located groves. Apply % Wal a.
joIGG'ilT btWlGiIT 90.
URSlONS-NEWAltK BAY GROVE.
- This L.altful grove u now open ana ro"hy 70
la IN r.rut.iou pares ILData II all kinda Aau now
atriy, aud leave at any tins ~ day. Al.p bnrKos
aud .,e,mbn .is y, charter. Apply b. w. Il u. MY
YRS, u board the bafg'n. i"t VoStry u, N!l'h
nysr. jea 2iae'il6
l,XcUESlOSS.-lII DDlES GROVE COM.
Ia pl.taly renovated. Steamers !. M>1y AMI
W. .i,nha, aud har.rs Lgsingion AMI Cl"nyalhhh
| arc nov open for engagements " er'nsl"n i"tr"
| Apply H. u. Z. WILSON, iW Wall1, c.r lllntl,
! ~ s,.ls. uav20 5tAg'tys
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MAR IElAS.Es.

JACOD9-K,L ER-In this city, June 10Th, 1852.
at 81 Peters Rr'tory, by the Rev. Alfred Is. Beach,
Nathaniel 5. Jacobs 10 Angeline N. Ksior, all Of
this city 80
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DRY GOODS.

A MOTHER LARGE ADDITION
"A HAS BEEN MADE THE PAST WEEK
FROM THE LATE PEREMFTORY AUCTION
SAILS 70 OJR HITHERTO UkHEARD
OF
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pol 1891
MUSICAL.

OS PIANOFORTES AND MUSIC TAUGHT
81 "A few lessons GU Ito + AFRO, singing a Aet4
guitar, srcordcoa and violin. N pianos To - aA0a
50. - 80 and 20 y month, or tor sale cheap,
Piof DuNsp\Y, go q and al. jci3 8sl06
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$50 BEST PIANO. c166
I1CO GRONESTEEN A u.ir Oil

having removed to their new wnrr,roonL ara
bload"ay, are now Prepared 10 oiiur the pub
wood P.an1icrte, containing all improvements
known In WIS country or Europe. Cyar-struuy
h'aA French grand action, harp pedal. tIl
Iron i'mr, hr $40 cash, warranted Tor D y,sra
kich moulding cases, $40 to s2Qo, ali yavGS..I
made thc best se.soTt. fnate.i.,. AMI 10 r.nd
yM,- ~ ry.s "a Gr 3 or shoO by the Old
methods Of manhfle,uro. We uy,s The best n,dg,s
!, Examine ma Try these new instruments, and We
stand ready II AL times to TT then, MIN .nv
9TH ~ manufactured IN this country.
GhoNi 3!EEN HALE, 40 BroSdwsy, MI.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL lE RE
- ceived by the School onicers OF the SIX .
WARD AZ tho Office Of tho Cork u tie p-,,,i o.
Education, cor Of Grand and Kiln sts 49,, We" '
nesday the Eighteenth day Of jane i,os, ne.
n, noon, hr stern heating apparatus ,o'
tous On Nv, and to bo seen at tho once Of ~
rcrlntenlent Of S hool Du din.-, ~ Cros yn,rc
D, cpoaals must 10 sc,o llsnIsd ~nm 90.
sd 10 be- fan.Il,d Otherwise thoy will lie r 70. |
Two resronsNi, and snprc, earcuos wiposTs |
d, ,,Toi f.oIn tho sicces,sul hltdcr and no ,n,sd
M be considered In which 10 suretles art any |
-, Nil Of the I,roposa!s off,rol n dccmcd ~ '''
lie interest 10 do 80. Dated June 4 lso
yRANcIs oR0RkE' im!t,as.
.. 3wEN KiA1.5,Tnr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice to Returned Prisoners Of "


uRApouAnrrns, NEw Yonx HAanoR,
fnRr HAMILTON, l.. l., June IL, 1862
Capt T. Il. L,rnErl, u. X. Army, IA now NJ Fort
Columbus, q vernor's Island, mastering for psy
the rcl, ,sed prisoners 81 wsr recently arrived In
the city.
All wishing n receive their pay proper and com
mutation OF rstions, must fep,ir without delay 70
that poet HARVEY BROWN,
Jcijd'li9 B',yet Brig Gen. Cong
New York I.iauor u. n,c.s socI~iy.-A
spr.iAl meeting II tbs etg, viii DO held At The
Myuoiu,tHn Rooms, lGn II 'rtor at, ON W, lnc7day
Is, i.lul Juur ~, nj o'c'p,R TO which punctua!
81. iinucc is REQUESTED Dy order, L. W. ENGs,
ri,st. join ROGERS, secy. jei6 8'l6
Nohrc. -The Bistr button of the Fund,
donated ly BRYAN LAWRENCE, Esl., for the
Ieliuf Of the wilows and orphans oI d'cess 4 sol
diers, will take place AZ Mr.. MEG ClKES' Once, %
Third ave, ON lndAy, the 10th inst, att o'clock.
Applicants will Please attend. RoBr. EIMEr.
Treasurer. los
IIoIlOwa,'s Ointment and riiis-To Cure
any coughR and colds, rub the Ointment into your
ihroa, and chest. Take the Pills a, the time.
Masonic. The Members Of Henry Clay
LIDO No. ~ +. aAd ", are hereby summoned
To- attend special rir'trF, on Monday, 10th inst,
.'i O'clock, pm, Ut the lodge roins 4g2 Grand st.
for the purpose oi rayint r laat tribute of respect
| to our decreased Brother, william Fairyrave. The
| tend. By order Of WALTER GRAHAM, W. H.
JAMES MURRAY, Secretary, 8lb
Clothing.
Tho largest stock, the lest ttylos, the lowest
p-ioc, adj the best place to buy Please call and
j. d. BALDwINs.
sl5 T2'i0l No. 20 and ~ Bowery.
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CEWING MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE OF
- Singers M. . machines Tor sale cheap, ~ Re
parties going into Other bvsinsss Inquire ~
9Aysgj u " aooss WGoI StAGsNl
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SECOND HAND MACHINERY, TOOIls5
o&c.. such az luthes, planners, drilling Machines
pun hes, presses, platform s,aes, vises,
wills, aud other blacksniths sn mschinists toosss
also large lot Of cans, tanks, &c, &c, for 40
cheap hy WIN. D. ANDREWS q BRO, 4i4 ws,4yS
u, New York. leIl 2AacslSO