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Seaside Hat-Yorktowm Hat-Hat. for
the Young-Hats for the GayHats for the
ZIG Broadway
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Goura ud's Italian Med seated SOpp nal
Cosmetic depot, removed TO 4o3 Broadway.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25 Broadway OF Murray street,
lew York.
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Gauze Merino Undershirts 80 Cents, At
MoODYS. 400 Broadway, ST. Nicholas block.
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Trusses.-Marsh = Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss 0nc Nc vcscy under the Aston onse OPP
posite church. Female attends ladies' No connection
whatever with any other Truss Office OF name.
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Official Drawings OF the Exentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 25l-June q, 1852
z, 4, g.. 50, IL, IL, l, AZ, go, 40. 43, IS, a..
DELAWARE, CLASS 263-June ~, 1852.
81, 60, "a, "a, Is, 60, IL, IA. 10, 80, a., A.
Circulars sent By addressing ,n,
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, KY.
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Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises I'm the
Head and Sore Throat cured by Dr. WON ETsENBER0,
Ocust and Anrs " Clinton place. sh ST. west o. broadway
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A Big Hit.-Gcn q emon's Patent Leather
Boots for at BARTIETfs No. 372 Gsand street,
Of Nor ok street
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Barry's Tricopherous IL the Hest and
cheapest article for dressng bcauuyns curling cleaning
precrving and restoring the hair Ladies try t. sed BY
all dfuggistA
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Omctal Notification of the Blockade OF
Mexican Ports by the French.
nilaur Enri or Ia

NEW YORK HERALD
1t Is notified by these presents that His Exceency the
Minister OF Marine and the Colon has been informed by
the Vice Admiral Commanding Chief the French naval
forces in the Gulf of Mexico that the LIST OF last May
and from and after said day there boen established
by the forces placed under his command an efec
tive blockade Of tho ports OF Tampico and Avnrado.
is further notified by these presents, that all the
measures authorized by the right OF nations the
respective treaties existing between His Majesty and the
several neutral Powers will be adopted and carried out
in regard 70 all vessels which may attempt to violate
said blockade.
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Ladies' Desiring . Beautiful Conn
exion LAIRDS Bloom Of Youth for preserving and
Identifying the complexion and skin All druggists and &Ss
Broadway.
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Pure Tobacco.-Ys1low Bank Tobac.
oo.-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco. free from all
impurities for sale BY all tobacco and and ~
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David's Straw Hats. 2soh Broadway.
a Duane street.
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Summer Clothing,
MEvAss'' as 4 Fulton street
80 per cent below Broadway prices
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
form Scrofua obstinate Eruption Of the Skin
and old Ulcers No Division street. New YORK city, since
lsqi
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Omcial Drawings OF murray. Eddy &

OmcIaI DFnWlMKs OF HufrAy, Eddy g
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS Costume q, 1852.
So, 2, 81, 6, IL, 16, &c. 10, 50, 43, 81, IA, 20.
KENTUCKY CLASS 3O4-,June q, 1862.
20, IL, rs, 80, 5, "a, AZ, 80, 46, 81, As, Is.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY either
MURRAY, EDDY h co,
COyingtOn. XIV. or ct IOuis M
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EXCURSIONS.

y
J,IsrrNG BANKs-GHH sTEAMER CRoroN CAPT.
James Dumut, Viii leave daily follows Saturdays
excepted NORTH riyer-Christopher street. IA A. n ;
Spring street Eat ryrrnsr s,s. street, 4 NJ :
Rcfrsshments of oil kinds FiAhng Teeke BaiA -, On
board Fare foy the trio, nfSi csuts.
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Eight Carries de v1site for S1-the Best
In the city atwooD's Gallery. sos powery, New York.
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At &3, 81 so, - and 81 30, SHOES AND CATERS A.
n the newest styles now ready AT JONES' ~ and II
street.
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A LII SIZES BUNTING AND SILK FLAGs-oN HAND
"A for sale BY HoJER GRAHAM, manufacturers, 81
Duane street.
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Card.-Drs. II. q j. Huntcr-Consultfn r
Physicians for Affections OF the Throat and Lungs once
s32 Broadway. Hours Of consultation, A. NJ " 5P. NJ
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMONWEALTH OFF
~ Pennsylvani
Wayne county, S.
To Harriet NJ McBeth and William McBeth. her lsis.
nd.You hereby notified that by virtue writ Of
nguson awarded By the Orphans Court OF said county,
will the day Of August 1862 at two O'Clock Of said
day, the premises situate IN Preston town.
ship said county, 10 make partition Of the real ce Of
which your grandfather John Stephens died seized, ~
which time aud place you notified 70 ytend.
~ ~ - ROBERT r. DORM
Sheriff OF Wayne county.
Dated HoSEspAIx, Pa, May 80, 1851.
DRY GOODS.
TosEPU CAsTELII WOULD INFORM MS NuME
81 rous customers thai Saturday june ~ h will open
his splendid store lJl Fulton avenue, Brooklyn with
largo stock OF Ribbons Flowers Dress Silks Laces, Mant
LIS. Linens and Jewelry, all heap from auction
GUNNER MANr1LLAS
- WHITE BAREGE MANTIILAS AT % So
BLArK BARE iE M NNTTLLtS AT 81 50.
HERNANI BAREgE MANTIILAs.
FRENCH LACE POINTS AT 81 TO-
f. s. MILLS \ CO.
331 Broadway
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New Book for Women.-No Tale OF
fiction can exceed thrilling interest DR. Lines book
for women entitled "Thiriy Years of Female Lfe book
OF over 80 pages containing startling truths remarkable
facts fund of inpor ant Information In regard
10 ale health to be foun IL other work Tor popular
use ever issued Read ~ study carefully;
will OF suffering Price Sl II sent BY mail
10 cents extra In money stamps For sale BY William
ood N Walker et H. Lyon, s76 broadway; Bnrnton
26 Bowery aad 2Al Hudson street. and
w. containing fun description OF the book sent
free BY addressing DR.. l. II Lines Isl East 18th ..
Cntarrh.-Dr. (.OOdale's Catarrh Renee
dy penerates very OF this terrible disease and
eAiernees it. branch price 81 Depot OH Broad
way Sold by druggists send stamp for = pamphlet
Zephyr NFcrino Undergarments
For hot weather Prices lower than y, or.
A. RANKIN A co, 20 Bowery,
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DENTISTRY.
A RTIF1CIM TEETH-DR. DuRKIN CONTINUES TO
"A extract teeth In seconds without pain. NO EXTRA
charge fr temporary sets or extracting have chemically
pure and chDrofosm which administer with safety
No. 373 Canal street
A RTIFICIAL TEETH.-REMovAL-DR. LUTHER,
IN Dentist long established in New York. ~ East Twsn
ysecond street, near Lexington avenue Warranted un
Sets OF Artificial Teeth, gold patna, silver
vune IS TO S25 Painless Extraction and Filling Genu-
Inc Artificial Bone, 80 cents.
LII DENTAL DISEASES CURED BY
N WALTER DAY, NJ D..
No. 80 Any street,
Three blocks west OF Broadway.
hrs. GRIFFIN, 2Ss. GRAND STREET, OPPOSITE
IL Lord Taylors, New York. and 257 Fulton street.
Brooklyn inserting full partial sets Of their improved
artificial Teeth with without extracting the roots. Full
sets gold patipa, SIS silver rubber $40; partial
sets gold per tooth 81 silver rubber ST. extracting 25c
n J. EAGLEToY, DENTIST HAS REMOVED
Vt. Clinton place, New York 10 70 Montague place,
corner Henry stree, Brooklyn Heights, the Wall
street ferry.
4 go CERTIFICATES.-HAyINGH HAD TWO TEETH
l.lOA extracted without pain BY Dr. j. JAY NlLLERS
I55 Grand street, blocks from Broadway. chcerfuy
this . Recommendation to those suffering from
MARY N. DERMoTT, % East Twen,y.hfh street.
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JoHN SiuSDRRs
SYO, nAp.r. Is cenla

THE STRUGGLES or BROWN, JONES AND ROBIN.
son. BY One Of the Firm A Novel BY Anthony Troll.
lope author of North America" Framley Parsonage,
The Bertrsms," DIR. Thorne," Castle Richmond u
"The Three Clerks,n &C. Svo, paper, Is cents
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Harper Brothers will end either Of the above works by
mail postage prepaid or distance In the United States
under 500 mies), on receipt OF the price,
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A
In notaint T. oaic power nf the PERUVIAN SYRUP
more sttS neiy shown than IN the prevention
ChroLi Diarr.@ The tone of the die.scd mucous Dc
stored its trabity disappears the
III eson and absorption nuriment duly performed,
the discharges become nasurs and health 70 sooe n estb
lshed
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HARPERS CATALOGUE may be obtained gratuitousy
application the publishers personally by letter
closing SIX postage
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Arriving at the foot Of the scanold tho pri
'soner was placed 10 chair aud inform.
vi that the United States Marshal would
proceed 70 read the death warrant. Hawkins con-
Quoted himself with remarkable armness, and listened
10 the reading Of the document withous bsrayng the
slightest fear or emotion. The spectators were unpre
pared for such display Of pure moral courage on the
part Of Tho condemned and many were driven TO tears
about the fortuds snced by ths cupr that the whole
asssmbage were moved 70 admiration.
THE CrrrRrT's ADDRESS.
Tho reading OF the death warrant having been con-
anything TO say. Hawkins nodded In the Affirmative,
and rising from his seat addressed the crowd In clear
aanly voice as fsllews-
will say those gentlemen who have come hcre on
ths occasion that prepared for the judgment which
sew awaits me. will say that was brought here
cay that have been better treated in all my life
Such kindness have befre experienced. Al the
hands Of the officers Of this prison have experienced
many acts Of Kindness and with their treatment OF ms
am perfectly satisfied will say 10 you ali that have
followed the sea OF and for fourteen years
during which time ! have and experienced
more than most people can imagine. Much
cruelty exists on board merchant vessels, bal
states. American captains cruel that is almos
impossible to get decent for their vessels II
foreign ports the character OF the American captain
Croycrbial for cruelty. ard foreigners know IT, III,
Uns States consuls In foreign ports are very much u
Nans for this state Of things, and they would only
oct as other consuls do many vsnable lives would b,
saved This cruel practice OF beating drives tn
poor swor madness aid causes all the trouble. Fo
my part, never saw a killed or thrown overheard
but / have them die from cruel treatmen
received at the hands OF brutal captains II b
well known fact that good men Will not stand s"cf
treatment In reference 10 the question Of guilt inuo
Ssncs m my cass, would say that you can only hav
az word for u. and that 81 little consequences now
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MFssps. z II DRAKE &CO-GENTLEMEN-l
gca. sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years
have many, If not all The remedies recommended los
Instead of relief became worse had TO abandon
profession and suffered greatly from everything GA
ther months ago tried the Plantation Bttcrs. They
almost Immediately benefited continued their uss.
my great JOY, am nearly well man. have recon-
and far as know, always
with sigma, hencht. am, very respectfully yours
Ray j. 5. CARHORN.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN BurrALo.-Or iiarsaSy
morning. Moses Menard, Frenchman, sccnehtaliy
shot his wife under the sappoSition that 'ne was z
bnrclar who had entered the room. lie states thas
ON bis return home the night before he was informed
bv his wife that ,ome men had erdeavored 70 gam
admission 10 the house during his absence. she
nersnadsd him 10 load his gun, which ne placed oy
he bedside In the night abe arose and be, awsRihg
suddenly, fired and killed her instantly suppos'nS
her to be burglar. lie was arrested.
Cen. C. B. Conrad Of Gilmer County, who has
besu confined in the Aibeneum for some tune, was
released Yesterday by Gen. Fremont. Gen Con-
rad voted against the ordinance OF Secession 10 hcn
mond, and slthoagA he has since been regarded as
little doubtful no doubt Is now entertained 'i n's
disposition to become useful and loyal citizen.
u''PV'"'"A IWhseins lnteisencsr.
SAD Accrprsr AT LrSs CREEK, MOVE WINE s.r. ~.
rfoyision trim TO Gen. Curtss army was ue1s Ma
rred oeross the Osage River, at Linn Crv1 t.rs "a
sonr; on the 18th Of April four Of the mGm Inssntrv
Co.mnsnv d. 9th Regiment OF Missouri t.u,~hc =,
,csra drowned by the sinking OF tne Ess ies s. Es
Their af ne. Aaes Ill ILL., prystes John Hogan ,d jaime:
E,d s Gl If neupet Min, MO-; and John J" Hatcher Of
Tna %on0tw =, Mo. Sergean; Davis F,st his lie tgy'
',ST iaU 10 S rsscae Two Of bis dycwuios 'oufsseA
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OEAIEn pRnPOSAIlS will be received up q

CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received up TO
y I9. m on WEDNESDAY the ylth inst at tho Office Of
~. Assnt Quarermastcr H. s A. for fubmiling to tho
with view Of puTchlsng Tor The Government
80 DRAFT HORSES
100 SADDLE HORSES.
rs DRAFT MULES.
Tbe DrIt Heres to he free from sl drlcc bs between
aud yesrs old, and from 10 to 10, hand, high.
Saddle Horses 10 be ljl hands high sound an all Te'lee"
and bet v cen the sges Of . and gear, old ~
WIJITE AND LIGHT GRAY HORSES EXCLUDED.
H. All the snnas submitted viii be suJscedto thorough
oxaminston aud inspection by duly authorized aSeni, sy
pointed for that purpose. , ,,,.,
III he uers5ns 10 whom the biisaTe awarded viii be no
6ed of the place where the inspection the animals viii tAAo
place at the time Of sweTdi tue contract. go
The reserves tire yht ths pert OF Inc ooN
ernlnen. TO reject all bill deemed Unreasonable.
Proposals VIII be ndorsed Proposal, fo+ suppyins ,ns
Csp,. HENRY C. HODGE5, a. @. NJ, q s; A., No Is heT'
-, HENRY &. HODGES,
Capt aad A. O. NJ, u y. A.
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Qc0 I II L QED
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
with if- connections forms


with ST. connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Prov NEW -fOhE 70 THE PRINClpAL WKsTERS CITIES
Egt tvins run daily from NewYoIk 10 Philadelphia via
New.Jersey and Camden and Amboy line.
all THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURTLANDTST
By yay Of Phsdcpi4 the morning passengers iefve New
foTk a M same time e. other routes Evening
si P M, one hour later than other ines
BY way Of Allentown. evening passengers leave M m
hree hours later than The Northern lines and by both roues
srye ~ the the Northern lines Ia Chicago ana All
ponts 10 The North Wesi, Crestlno Indanopos Lousye
o. Io,ss Cleyeind Columbus, Cincinnati, aud ell
F.eiitt - ea,1 "lth is"eI changes OF cars
stsphg Cars, without cnGugs, from Phedsphih to
t'o ga S3 miles aud New York TO Pittsburgh so miles
cHoking snd Saloon Cars all trains
f4lr tho same as other routes.
bsessse checked through. Transfers free.
secure fskets good until used BY Pitisbursh
y, WESTERN LHlOkAIlON.
Ihs PenDsylvsma Central Company Emi1rsnt
accom- Lire which affords comfortable mode o
sei - parties moving Ne"AId Ut one half the rates
|S fare ..l.,,...
by wa route, hefh Of ali descriptions chn be forwarded
W and from any pot on The Railroads Of Ohio Kentucky In.
ssna Illinois NisoonsiD, lows, or Missouri by RAIL
IhOAD OkECI OF to any port on the nsVzable rivers
lths West by steamers from Pittsburgh.
The Of Freight and from any point IN the West BY
lthe Pernsylysns Railroad at all times favorable
lshsrged by other Railroad Companies Merchants and
nirustng The rsoporsdoaof their Freight 70 this Com
Ikany, ca rely with confidence its speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers 10 Live Stock will md this most sd-
snseeoes route. Cspecious Ysrds well waie ed sup.
snd s connections sud every attention ia paid 10 their
ro Harrisburg where will DO found evsry convenience Tor
kHiH SEwYoRk sod M BXrImoah' sd q mAsksTsA ss krsTsADE
y l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No Astof.IIouss
| LEECH 4 Co. Freight Agents
No Astof House, aud No South William. st
| MCDONALD Bi5CH0FF, Emigrslt Agsnts
ESocH LEWIS. General soDt ~ Iseas osfs' fs pace
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AMY CIormIso AND EauIpAea ofrIcs,

AnyY CLOrHIN0 AND EQUlPAGR UIFltsJ
PHiLApgLPnta, April a. 1862
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
thi. once until u O'Clock n on MONDAY 2Sth Inst
Owed Tied and weighing I've ounces 70 thp yard OF z
Inches wide Bids will received for either ~ Or 3nch
Also 200 Infantry Drums complete full size Bid, will be
received for the Eoe any Of the above quantity end
must be Al the Sch ArJensl srpject 10 inspection.
Bids must be indossd PfcPosss ioF psk Blas flannel
Deputy QusrteTmaster Geperal
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fe9al Noiltes.

NOTICE of application for the DISCHARGE
~ of an INsOLyENT from his DEBTS, Parsusnt to the
,on. OF the t6rd article Of the fret tle Of the nth
nter OF tho second part Of the Revised StstutsJOiN
CRisr OF Of dermsa Flat. In the County o. hers
I62 Creditors appear bsfors the Hon Ezra Graves,
County Judge OF said County Of ekmer bis Office In the
town Of the seth day OF May A. d. 1882 1t 10
O'clock In the forenoon show II they have, why
an s.enmen should not be msdo OF said in'Ovent estate
and hs be discharged from hs dsb,L
AMOS r. PRESCOTT, Attorney for insol7ent.
Mill IawlOwM- Mohawk Nrw.ioIk
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NTEW.YORK s. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMkaENCINft NNNFMgfR H. n

COMMENGlNO NOV I'M bEk 49, 1901.
PASSENGER Station in NewNo ORR zn-st and 4thay
Entrance on IIth-st- - . ~
For EswHsven. T. .. IN, EX)i R:l5 3:0lE1)i $50,
For Bridgeport T. q M, (EI)i i2;15. $3.50 Qxli 3'o
Fer Milford strstfori Fairfield, Southport and wepor
For NorwSk = $50 "a N. i2:5, $780, CEI) 3:5o 43O ST.
FOR Dsren and Greenwich, :, $50 m, l2l5 3:so 4'3
Z, Fof Stanford. g. CEx s.aOs H. l2S. $3.50 E1, o.
30, 4;5J $3.50. p -
ForPort Chester sud int mediste ationt Z Viva m IL
g. $50; 4:30, $50, $50 . p
for Pot Chester aud New Rochelle. 3 .. n.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield, u lex $3.50 tEIb
Fer Boston via Shore Line, l2:l5, p. ~. -
For Hartford and Springfield, a IN, ,Ex)' R;l3 $3.50,
For ConDec,icu River Railroad to Montreal = m, CEE)
For Hartford, Proyidence, and Fl.hkin Railroad
For Eew.Hssen, New London, and s.OningOn Railroad
Of o. m, 12:l5, $3.50, 8 p. IA .
For Cana Railroad u IS p. M 10 Northampton.
For Housatouic Raiiroa1 TO Pittshed,6 q.
For Naugstuck Railosd a. $3.50 ?. m.
For Daubury Norwalk Railroad, ?, $3.50 p
Commoiious S eepiug Cara attAched 70 p. N. train.
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
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Amnsemenls
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY,
LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY,
or that splendid Juvenile piece founded on one Of the most
prs.,y for the amusement Of Children and families,
HOP o. MY THUMB:
HOP O. MY THUMB;
HOP O. MY THUMB;
HOP O. MY THUMB;
Or,
THE OGRE AND THE DWARF
Ia addition to the ttn,c interest OF this play greatly
enhanced By the smallest man In tue worid'
COMMODORE MUTT, 9 FEET HIGH,
COMMODORE MUTT, Q FEET HIGH.
COMMODORE MUTT, FEET HIGH,
THE TfH BEkafaN kaHaFf1 GiAS MAS + yE FEET HGH
THE BELGIAN GIANT, FEET HIGH,
the part Of the OGRE making these long supposed fabulous
ZEAL ZEAL EEyESS ENSSS' S$iR.cEEEs. 1SS5fS$fiR.cTEEss.
iii. has BEEN Witnessed By Of hoaanG md
THE THE BEsF bEsF jSyESlEE }SyExIEs FE4y FEty
e. offered to the NswYoIk public Ys. it must be With
RAPID CHANGE OF DRAMATIC ESTERTAiNMENrs
POSITIVELY Hiff' 4Tf HasT iS FtSf 81 THIS PIECE
i % 30 EIas .nd SkY Fl o
,nd each representation win be succeeded BY s0ms
RICH, sIDE.sPLLITlNg FARCE
RICH SIDE-SPLIrTING FARCE,
MoNDAi anu A0N'' THE WIDOW OF PALERMO.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
WEDNESDAY and SArU RDAY AFlERNOONS
the p'aTEf aTE T STdSiE k tf!i az 'bbi'.f
will be produced by the entire talent Of the Company
SATURDAY
DON CESAR DE BAZAN,
and other rich and VIII be ntrcia
at each.
LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY, also,
OF that msguidcen. Mechanical Spectacular Seems,
TIE BOWER OF BEAUTY,
THE BOWER OF BEAUTY,
which has been universally admired, aud 80 uniformly
THE MOST BRILLIANT MECHANICAL SPECTACLE
ever presented 70 an American audience.
Of that towering mountain Of humanity
THE BELGIAN GIANT,
THE BELGIAN GIANT,
The largest man known 10 any part OF the world,
~ EIGHT FEET HIGH.
by the sido Of whom ordinary men are mere gmiss
COMMODORE NUTT-THE $1,000 MUTT,
COMMODORE NUrr-THE $4,000 MUTT, ,
the smallest In the world 20 ncde high aud weighing
but ~. pounds, s to be seen with the Giant
AT ALL HOURS, DAY AND EVENING,
THE QUAKER, or WOODEN GUN,
frorn the Rebel Forti6cAsons at CentreviLe, Va
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE,
from the Northern The Levsban o. the Great Deep
THE MADAGASCAR ALBINOS,
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION.
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON
the largest ever captured alive weighing 1000 pounds
NY LIVING TURTLE, GRAND AQUARIA, with its
multitude of beautiful LIVING FISH, and near Million
other curosit!es. -
I
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DITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE aud CHICA-
i 60 RAILWAY Co-Holdsn Of certificates signed by
JOHN FERGUSON for rs mofsgsge bonds Of the Ohio and
Ohio and indians and Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Conpaus surrendered notified that the uuder
,gnsd will on and aer TUESDAY neIt the 29th inst. at
the Office Of WINSLOW LANIER Co. be ready 70 Issue
the securities called for In said certificates on the eur
render thereof The hr.t mortgage debt OF tho rsoIgsnred
Company Of 2 600 payable half yearly and divided into
six equal monthly sedos the interest payable lst January
and lat July lat February and let August &C. &c To equal
Ire the interest cash viii be paid for tue fractions al
the time the bonds delivered J. b. ID. LANlER-
New.YOrk, April IS, lg62
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
furniture.

pEDROOM enaneled FURNITURE in all
- coors Of warranted manufacture; also solid Chestnut
Chamber Suites Plain and Ornamental at II T. FARKNO.
Ios, No SS CAnsst opposite wooster Established lsAs
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
The largest soci in the city Suites f20 and upward Also
soid @ w ainut Suites. Mattresses, Psieses &c WARhEN
"Ahp' NO. z'1 CanAl.st., doors east OF broadway.
lRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
Plain. decorated and grained. Solid Walnut and Oak
SETS tuits At go and upward Mattresses Spring Beds kc
w. FISHER Co, Manufacturers
No. $50 Broadway, between Sleecker and Bonds