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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

The State Convention was held at Mont
pelier on Wednesday, and the attendance
was unexpectedly large, many Of whom
were Efs-lng democrats. Lieut.. Gov,
Underwood, in a very neat and appropriate
speech declined being candidate for re.
election, and the following State ticket wa.
nominated BY accIamanatlen, amid much en-.
thusam:
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CHAS. n. ROWE,
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER

A TTENDs PERSONALITY to all work and qua. yntf /
N that Watches et with him to be Cleaned or paire n
shall be done thoroughly and carefully, md be .eay
promised Sign Of the Arch, Chester, VI. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

For three years she has been Affected with bi0ub
arrangements the sadly mpairng her health, which
has been steadily failing during that period When In New
York in April last friend advised to test pills.
Having the fullest confidence the Judgment OF my friend
obtained supply of Messrs BARNES Park Drigrists
Park Row, New York. On returning home, ceased an
other treatment and Pills. each night
The In her feelings pleSion Digestion
surprised all "A rapid and restoration to
health been the We used less than Ave boxes
and consider her entirely ws consider the above just
tribute you Physician, and trust it will be the means
of inducing many adort Your Pills their family medi
cine. remain, dear sir with many thanks.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

Our REyERsE.-During Thursday Of
last week, WHEN our streets were filed with
the most painful ramors with regard to af-
fairs at Richmond, and having been enec ur-
aged by the traitorous crowd assembled in
Wightman's Hall the day previous, our
home traitors showed themselves more than
on any former occasion since the day OF
Bull Ran. They could be seen talking in
knots of two's and three's among themselves,
and occasionally one would boldly talk his
reasonable sympathies in the streets. One
declared that the DIN North couldn't
whip the South and then continued his ex-
battalion .hat he was not going to pay his
taxes to support the war as carried on
by old Abe Lincoln" These miserable
wretches are shame TO mankind, and
should receive the utmost contempt from
every loyal citizen.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

GoL. SToUGHToN.-We are glad to
ee1n that Col. Stoughton was not wounded
q Ne battle near Richmond, last week, as
. nfst reported. He had his horse shot
ro@ under him, but received no injury
We also learn that the Fourth
~ not suffered. much in the late battles,
- gh they did much hard work. We are
Fined that Col. Stoughton is now acting
&zgadier General. His brothetS Major
CLIFTON, also escaped harm ia the late
Hes We have painful rumors that the
4 regiment has suffered extremity, that
ee than one balfase either killed. wound
Or missing. This is Lieut.-Coh Grants
'ment, and we trust the runners about IT
prove exaggeralions.
q Town Committees should at once at
q to their duties in reference TO the
'pnty Convention. If they will send their
"a s for town Caucuses for the election of
1egates, we shall be glad TO give them
1qelication,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

oia, came upon the stage and sung a patri-
olic song amid the loud applause Of the peo-
p'e. lhe schools from the west part Of the
town and eve from Braillehoro, came with
OK teams, their Wagons being trimmed
very tasty. The tables were well furnished
but there were many more than was e4.
pected TO be fed, and il some Of tie people
OF the east part of the town had presented
all OF their provisions to the table COM
miltee, Instead Of carrying them back
home they would have saved their credir,
ard fed some that went hungry.
MIR. A. G. Whitney read the Declaration
of Independence, also the toasts and the
resolves. Mr. David Aiken acted as Mar
shall OF the day, and performed his duties
much to the acceptance Of the unexpectedly
large crowd.
There was nearly two thousand people
present, and every thing passed off pleas.
antly, and although SO many people were
assembled together no one was seen the
worse off for liquor, for L. Starkey keeps
the Hotel in West Dummerston which i.
a guarantee that no drunkenness win bs
caused by his hand. There was a BAH a
his Hotel the night Of the 4th, all having
pleasant time. All those who wish for /
good time, please call on mine host VIII,
viii cater for them in good order.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

~ For the account Of The Six Days
|itle near Richmond, see outside.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-07-11

SroKG PIEcE.--The A,ysts man spoke
a piece" in lis convention here last week.
1t was the one at the head Of his columns
which he has kept standing there for about
year. 1t was not known before why he
kept it there so long. His elocution will
probably be improved another year, as he
will have at least one more opportunity to
speak the same piece at Fayetteville, when
it is to be hoped ii viii be done in manner
less liable to inquire his diaphragm.
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Fo-bei nonroc Ft5. 81. ria B,Rt'n1rt Fo6.
o. llf Grew Of Tie Briis b,oa.er Iia ;ei, wAi. a
ran 49, Il.ukAae rf S,v#ur .', l,out.'uti ia yes
icrc ~. tsp ltrh. roiurpSi t. Or ,ney Idsui
l.st MIS- no boat cstro ont, however, ~ re- eiyo
th"'u, and they wrrc bou-ut bS4 Tu1y Ssie
ssr-'' 'ycs C. 30. q is .. r4i. auI 1T bsos "
tfolk.
IituiCy,d IA NoralG tn,t TIE c'', 'slvnath
L,, tc'. abandoned 10y i,- iuuahtlussAd tcgupi 81
.y uLt ic-~. This iufcr mau'u ~ a. Nyttt1 10 re-
u bio, plruugh Gu pat cul's rrr ,sstits!nci.
Nuts ithstlnIitpg thr tluiEsiau that tire McrflnG
a fziurc tho ntcgt u'ir nsti,u rsc'i.od 10, ira
2nD men are 1T work ON her and ttai oorsIdcrsI
Quantities Of shot oui 'hs.l G.c going IN hoUd
her.
Tie Fourth Wecutir o. Tventyi 4 Indiana
REGIMENTS, whicn ~ is,i le-c yeets lay. we've
conveyed 10 Newport News dsy. Tho ustio A. IN
- unknown, hu, ium9r 'l'ats ot hn attack 10y
Gen. McLsne, who has superseded ~. M.griicr,
at ID Of ~ att. Z uuon hHrfuk. Nor tr,o's ara
expected hers shortly and large quantities OF arms
are artI.i4y.
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BROwN-Ia Rrcok'yp, 22i inst, Addison W,
only child of fe,er G, aud Eliza j. Brown, aged o
TIE friend and rel,,iver Of the family, a-e 10
specially Invited ~ attend the fiueral this tMou.
davl GtefnN n At O'Clock, rom the residence OF
lie parents, Clauscn ave, without fu-ther notice
CALAHAN-on Saturday. s2d inst, Budget Gala
han, uHtive Of the town Ct SNanlnbln, County
CAVIAR, Ireland, agel = years.
The friends and relatives " the ftmi y arc re-
speu .y invited 10 sttend ihe cons. his w N
dence So Yves, Broadway. alI
CONIEY-oa Friday, Qir inst May, VIE o.
Toe, Con'ey in the 70h year ~ Ter sgi.
The friends o! tie family an tlose NJ her sou-,r-
lav, J1res Sexton are respectfully invited {, AZ
tel tae funeral this CM ,ndsyl aierr, ION, inf',
Ally o'lloCt, ftcn 'he sr.ilenca ~ he i-ta.ls7
james 5 ,Ston, lis East loih 4. 3 81 tr.. >
poRAN-ou Sunday, al mat, Batnsrd ID an,
son " Patrick and Ann Dorian, sd u 200. nj Q
The trends % the family Az , r,,s,'' tel
W attend the funeral, tits th'id ., ..l.t eth
inst Al o'cluck, from 70, dence ~ Ais fathet
1916 Mot 81 without 'i;ther invitation. $40
pEEKEE Az Savannah, Nv. o,,h. ~ yellow
fay NJ Ndh. Nc,ker. native n new Jersey,
lat y NeN York, In tie JjIh year OF hts age 3O7
\ cGUiER-On Sunday roruing, 2li inst, Ann
McGuier, vi'o u rs,sr McGuier, Il .may Of Tusm,
County galway, Ireaud
Bor funeral vii take pace this tM,nd.yl an,r.
noon, ~ o'c,ork, rom her late residence ia Wal
worth ~, bet Myrtle and Park ayes. Her remains
WI be taken ~ Calvary Cemetery ior utermcntM
SIClIOLS-Ol SATURDAY morning, samuel Nj.
chols, IN she SD year u his age,
Tho n Ands o. tie family respectfully invited
" attend the funeral, this tMondSyl afternoon, 2ith
ir ~ o'clock, fros the residence " his moth AZ,
s. Bfuume II, cor Mdherry. %
QUINN-Oh Saturday morning, 921 inst, after n
lcng and fcyerc Ines, which she bore with Chris
N forttuda Bidge, Qiinn, in the 2Ith year OF
her age
The friends and relatives ~ tho family are
spcC'ully invited ~ attend the funeral, this tMon-
day. aasrncon, el,h ina, NJ o'olock, rom tho
rsudence VI her fthe-, N chsel QUA, rom 10
"a, .Sth =, CT 2d ave, " calvary Cemetery. ID
boz par''S please copy. %
SAlNER- On Friday nnorau., sls, Inst. Lyiia
vile q I ". 4. Rayucr.
Tho funeral will tske place Ibis thondayl AFTER
tcrnorn, 94t lost, at 4 O'Clock, from 100 Sixth av
TsYLOE-on Sunday, Esd rsi, shr lingering
illnesl CHar's De Taylor, you lgnst son oi Charles
and Y lea Dc Ttylor, sge1 o months and % days
"SuNtr hrle children W como uotn me, otbid
them not, Tot such IL tho kirgd IN ~ Heaven"
The friends ~ the family, also ~ Taylor AMI
Coulter tts cytfny Invited n attend tho hiucr-
a., III. tNondayl afternoon, 2tLh inst, at o'clock,
from tho tes.derro ~ hlA parent, 100 Division n.
Ills rem aims viii DO taken " Greenwood Cemetery
iur intrmout. Sl9
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Hon. Gideon Wciles, Secre'dr' ~ M Ndr-'
Cinrl ville, Tena., Feb. 2O.-Wo have posses
zion Of ClarEsyille. The citizens lc'ng alarmed
,wo.tliids Of them have q ID, ard having exprosse>
WV a Intentions " the Mayor gic Hon. CAvt
,hdr rquest | Ne i-'ueo proeia.m,s
IA safety resume their business av,ct
ring only the military u res aud equip
.ltustt. gwen up, and holdIi. tie authorities
n pouslylo la ihs shall be done without reser
va,i,u.
let Fort nonssou YESTERDAY, wi,A the Cone-to-
LieuI g mmenl,ng Bryar on an armed recon.
noisssIcc, bringing with me O." webster, Of the
Engineer Corps, and Chief " Nan' Grants Stall,
who, will Lieut. C5m manding faelpr TOOK pcssos
siou aud hoistod the Union ntg ~ Clarksvi, ..
A Union sentiment manifested Itself ss we came
M the river,
The rebels have retrea,cd ~ Nashville, having sci
Eve against Tie rem ms franc Of the gtizcus, -
tic splendid railroad briise scr5ss the Clmberl AMI
River.
return to Fot Dcnelson, today, Tor ,no,hsr
gunboat ahd six egnt mortar h7a,s, with whicn
propose 10 proceed up the Cumberland Tao r.
bels AL have a terror o. the .nVoats one Of them
short distance above Font Dlne,spn had PFC inus
cred m iron ling mill belonging h Hci. John
Bel which had beon used b. the rebels.
Flag-oncer Commanding Naval Tetcos, Western
Wate,
IRON 4 coRnrsrpaurN1.
ClG,i5,iHs. FEB. 2i-Ccrmoioru Foote has
sds.n 81 ur the Cuni5sf 'tno, r,h the guubnats
Coz stula Alld Cam. 70 this pint Ttr t,rtthe,-
tons on each ado q Rid Ri,1r wsru a -,r"gSi,
and ihs cr At 81 otion ~ Tho iuL.l ittnts Ted
Whit 1'gs are iyin, in ever di, tirn.
On the approach u the giuNoa,s, tho ~ ,aj
nidgss ovet. he Cumberland .gd Ret V vrrs uro
cot on nre. anil that over Rel River g. drs,r. ell
Toe otl.- 20 but .it'9 damaged.
& up.,l1re Fsotr isrucd prrclaiuaii1r fur the
people ~ return u their business
Uh-.e i6a lar-c amount - Con''drrN'' s,oros
l4lC.
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NOTICE no TAx.PAYERs- -OFFICK or

NOl ANE ~ lAA-fA Efo- -@JrFlNb III
rU CoANIssfoHIRs ~ TAIks AND AssEasAEzD
No. 50 CHANBKAs- sr, NEW YoRK, January 10, 1850.
NOTICE III HEREBY GIVEN, thai the Ahaes-
msnt RI 'b Of Real and Personal X tsie OF the Ciay
OF New TX, for the year 1909, are open sE
public Inspection, and will ountinLs opsl until ths
Gosh day of April neTa inclusive. All Taxpayers
are earnesly requested W call and examine the
same, In order anal any errors In ths aSsea4mania
may bs Corrected. Also, all srs1' entitled by Law
" reduction Of their ASsesnents Of halnW
elergymen OF for military services andlAso literary
OF charitable inhilusoni, by law exempt rom tan
alton, are requested 70 make application Dr such
duction exemption, previous 70 the closing ~ AhS
ri.s. sdd 3Oth day % April.
Tho following section o. the A. of APR! Is, lsi
IA published hr the Information of tax-payersi
SBo. 10 During the time tho books shall DO open
W public Inspection, AZ herein before PROVIDED,
application may be made by any person cons deriAG
himself aygrisyej by the assessed valuation NJ hks
rsA or personal astate, 10 have the same oOrrscs-
vi. II such application be made in relation 10 ne
sssesaed valuation u real estate, 10 nlust b mA11
In writing, stating the ground OF ooleSu1n tneS-
n. and khereupon the Commissioners snA
into the complaint, and n IN thor tudgmens, ~
asaAssn.hnI b eruneJus they shall cause the saua1
~ he corrected. n such application be male n
relation " tho AUessed valuation a personal o.
tsta the applicant shall be examined under nath -
The said Commissioners, who shall be authorised
" administer such oath, OF any Of thal, an II -
bis or sheiI Judgment the assessments errrnso1A
they Sal cause the same ~ be correcteu' And m
the amount Of ach assessment As they may BslAsvu
- be ust And declare their dsctson thereon Withn
thirty days after such application ehAu nave DeeA
made 70 them. No reduction shall 30 made BY NJ
Bcard OF Supervisors Of any assessnoni IN real -
u.,xonal e,t,,s ifip,sel under this act, unleAtA
hAlI apfear under oath Affirmation, thAA Ma
parIy Agcrieved unable 10 attend within ~
paijd prescribed hr the eorIection OF TAKsH b.
Ie,..nn OF sickness Gbsenoe from the o.ty,-IAUE
Z 1907, otAP1eE SoS, Sections . and 10.
A. j. Wu4LIAABO2
j. w. ALLEN,
j. W, BROWN
iaado0ar Of Tawas and AasaSSarn aIlNN,
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y ,,fy oesirluie farm Of l' tDr~t atth ;'ol
.usc 70 m, &C., fruit COS. n.'a rIrl Ten, gil
n i-h'Nrhco'. -trltcl 20 G..t nd, n ute4
from Sew No,k. Pn.r 42pU Ay'. T. y "
pOJGHTY, ~ B.wer., N.N. t..u lsf, % 'c2t -
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A1ISp,1rHNTH.

AcApruTs S6 IUslc, -.
viii have she honor = spear II ,hs
OF S5 8 sF h9 rrs \ y s,4u ~ S....
MoNsTRR BNTsRTAISss
OF wosDEaTuL
MAGICAL ILLUSIONS,
..n Y VI prove 10 q New York aufien . thas
ADEiEN Is TIE GREATEST MAGICIAN n
and p.r,,-r THE WORLD
NATURAL, 5civN1FIc, MECHANICAL AND
CHEMICAL MAGIC
Ancient OR y s0byhs wIzsnTs.
hgca fes,s . pr ,du-ing .nos, innunsr.sie .ui-
Inals ami sibsian-e4, AZ II sere. rom zo,ning, hi-
lsil-s = Furnished Tea Table, ready Zoe .
party D. 81 down to and pals Of water sithcisna
nquauoh lar,o 'r' witho'' Wis other ms,ch-
ADElN 7 ~ " NiGICrAHs AND
havcvt .r... s. p - ADHIENs Ms-
sle4 ftfSr"An', We. asto3i hing thse
ntng pervous thought they couiu q ~ ,ns wif,-
~ sic aid " some other than mere human pOvml
ADRIEN's furnished tea table pals o, water, .na
scIuo other tricks we're enough " make the upsr-
s,t.OIB humorous, aud the credulous af.aid bsa be
Afterwards atured the audiences tpriSats partis-1
that AZ proper tune ne would be ready " shaW
the philosophy Of bis PsrfornAi 90, and prove ina
all were mere magical illusions.
think ~ Is no more than Justice W make the
above statement a. find there are many rePcrts
circulated respechng Adrens performances which,
n unoonradioted might prejudice The public asains
witnessing his wonderful feats.
JOHN w. PORTER, 535 Troadv.y,
Hear what Rev. DR.. Shaw, Of DasArNs, wesa n.1
dts, says!--
During my visit In New York, I attended two q
Professor AArnn'A magical performances, givsn a
private pAftior, and wonderful two or threa
~ his tricks that tho question was raised wkssas
such things could be done without supernstur.i
AID. thiak that large class u persons food a
amusement and instruct will b. deli GIFTED vtsh
Professor Adion. OSBORNE W. SHAW, u. ID.
Prtcs OF admission, 90 cents - all parts ~ ths
house private boVea 81 each: child rem half prics.
DrorS open - !. Performance commences ~ Q
o'Dlncs. 'e22 9ias
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MOUNT VERNON TAXES-rAXKS-
NlThs Town and School Taxes Of Noun, verns1,
Csntrsl West, East, n. w. Mount Vernon, WASH
lngtonvne, Fleetwood, Wakefield, now duss
aud may be paid, for the last time, MondA0
Feb - At the corner II Grand and Elizabeth On,
form until O'Clock. JOHN YORKE, Cen
erN Collector, PETER O'CONOR, Z. MILLHRs
School Collectors, JACOB LABAuGH, Village
Collector. fe22 2.ll6
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modofs Fcoie ~ tao II dents - Yale .ieJs. The
ufessntat.cr wa uls ~ ~ L. J. CltruS'rtu1- " I
N Size sisss OF tsb3 Win AyI1roprs'e rouarks "a
t.oquent respoues m behslf II M,s. fJJte made
by Pelesiah ferit, Esq salute Of thirteen guns
was AIRED during the presentation.
DETrotr.
Detroit, Fcb. 91.-The day has been celebrated
by the firing 81 cannon, grand procession, gem
ergl display Of bunting throughout the city gem
eral SUSPENSION Of busns the teadlng Of W ash
iagton's Farewell Adir,Bs."
Is uILINsi, NJ.
Bi6rV NJ, no % -Onr hur'rei gus were
ci At RON, and all the bells OF the y.ty we're rung
A. y lsf,.o utsss meeting. IVES ng,on'3 FareEeI
Audr, ss' was ead by hr-ttuv. .~,sby.
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PUBLICATIONS., Ac.
Personal NOTICES.

INFORMAL On WANTED or JOHN
RAJ FEklG, lately from PenEsyly min. Ito was
seen "a New No'k on Friday evening. Dark COM
pleNion, long face front eth PROTESTING, black
nair small gostse and dressed IN a black suit. Any
PATRICK CAREY, Hawley, Penn. fo24 3'i01
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT TIL ERE Is
LIFT and ELIZABETH bILLETr ai man and
vie, TIE marriage tie being dissolved on tue 2tth
81 september, lsOi, leRviaP each party 10 act In
any way that Is most conducive ~ their own hap
plae5s. Signed GEORGE GILLErr, KLIZ ABE I'll
rHfAsANT, late ELIZABETH GlLLETr. Now
York, Feb. %, lsC4. 8l8
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MAmRUAfJEa!

hAlON -BAEkN . SUNDAY, Fec. ADD, At -.
Andrews Church, by the Rev. Father Curren, H1gh
Maloy 10 Miss Catherine Barry, bo,h Of this city.
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To ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
n Wantei--ged hands ~ make nlwnrs, ala,
some pirs 10 branch; and apprenti5 pee also few
gitls H. mako rcacs and rise buds at hnl.o. Anpy
al CO walker t. up stair, Ggi y'i9,
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LgisriAs, ny. Feb. % The Cumberland
Gap aiii kisssIVilie, X are IN possession u re
NatipEN forces.
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Louislil!s, H. Fsb. 22-The day, although quite
Annon, bond-e, Arew rSs, aud in' itary pa-tle.
NJ the Cour' HOUSE steps Waahug lon'g Fs-ewe
Address WA read by DR.. j. 8. Bell, Hon. James
Guthrie maze speech advoclting severe IRE stmeni
Of the Lead 9 captured IebIl', but q gsueral au,-
nesty for y subordinaIes st the close Of tue war
The auoisnce was large and many ladies' were
prese l. AotWithstandiag the iul!0nenoy Of ths
weather.
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A UCTI0N N0TTCE--I. WILSON, AUCT.
IA by A. u. CALF. IS Dev st-3OO G, eos lcots
Prime 60 ds away on hand AZ i-iv.le aa'o. by A.
D. GALE, u Dcy ~. f,i1 0lvGT,'9
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THE NEW YORK DAILY Sun
y sent 70 subsoribers regularly, every morning,
BY mAII.s FOR - A YEAR.
Dirscs V Moszs 8, bEAcu, Proprietor Of The Sun.
Nav YekX Cyr,
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rTAXEs OF ASTORIA, MAsPETH, WIN
Il field, & ,st and south WllllAmsoursA, madHs
,hs last time on "wednesday, Feb. Dc, Al JOHN
Nj RPHY'S 300 Water s., AID on Saturday, MArch
ist, 81 the ohios q KENDALL z ANDREWS. Q
rryoa Row, from 20 A. \. until 7 y.
IA s'II G, y. HQRJ.lA oalscsO<.
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Vic Fort D0nelson PIIsODers.

Chicago, FeJ. 22..--Four thousal I'D Fort
Donslson Pri Nnsrs have a'ros Is arrived al Camp
Douglas. Two thousand more will arrive TO- nor
Tow morning.
Indianapolis, hi., FEB. 2.-Twelve hun
drsd Of the Fort Uopslson prisoners arrived hero
this Afternoon. Eighteen hrndred more Will ar
rive to-mor1 ~. General Buclnar and STAT and
Cattsin No ION arc en- rQuts 70 Wis Pyaca.
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COAA., &c.

COAIr-SO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ 1000 70 1880 lbs, delivered ''r 50 80 Or 81 20,
but fl! weight q 2,eG0 lbs. IN. ,ntesd, under for
fe,ure Of the whole BILL o. the 80 Pea l. Orchard
and Lshish Goa! in the city, delivered l. good order,
AZ 81 TO- from yards lower cor. Kiug and dresn yloh
Ets. an 60 X Csc ytlI 81, cor. Nov Bowery. NAT
THEW CLINTON, wholesale and rotal agent,
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MEDICINES.

EOR TIE PILES,
Il DrlPHAAVS E'.y'nary isa certt4 oura ',r
Piles, Clstiyar A., and l. yer complaint s,I hy
4. &. WILLS & Co, no Franklin 81, 81 " Do
lPuAM's MetgG office, ISL Fourth 81 door
froIu the BpNery Ovt"eon bJTsy ani ,AiN'y
JAG a l39
IMPORTANT DlSCOYERY-R Ii / y N A
Isism ctue Cd IN al IFS forms. Perfect en- pcs have
been restored o. heshl ly usiE br, D. CONEL'S
Rheumatic pills PrinCpA. office; iS2 Broadway,
CovRL BROS, PropriOsors. Price 90 cts Ter box.
ITO THE NERVOUS OF BOTH sEXES-A
Il retired Clergyman haVing been restored b
health 10 = Tow days ehsr many years OF great ner-
yous suffering, l. wiling 10 asAist others by ssr du
t'reol = COPY Q! lhs prescription ussd. Direct tbs
rev. JouN N. pAGNALIh iSs Fulton So Brook
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DRESS.

pALLs AND PARTIES vs.. SNOW AND
- IRu--Ls1ies wlIte satin, aid ald linen sip
Iers ana CATERS for bL.E aud parties, BalnUrae
sGd India rubber boots md shoes isI snow AMI rain,
a. MILLER a co, 5ST Canal ~ Is
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hoard AND ROOMS.

ROARD-A YOUNG LAZY CAN OBTAIN
- board Ia Rnld family, On moderate terms,
ia mos, des!tss.e location, by applying At 10 T..
5sth ~ bet. Lexington and ith avs. feel u'lli
I MONROE ST., COR. OF CATHERINE-
lFurlAshed rooms ~ lot ~ single gentieusn, Ia
enoe for economical housekeeping, for small, qrot
ianiI6o, fe22 2iA'li0
Sd 6D-CuFApEST BOARD IN TIE
v-'Cp stspH Moe ms, with good board,
- o. T. : q week and upwards. IpdieH and fani-
ho'"llet ts taNn any osA9r house, ~ L iTsnnrl u
RAJ 2ilc'l4s
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comaiAEionsr Of Taxes and AAsesmw.As;
tlb Nth I'LL Nav 1ktsll9

pELHAMVILLE TAXES-LAST NOTICE
Prospect Hill and Pelhamville take may Be
paid IL the llth Ward Hotel, cor Grand and Eli1s~
beth sts, on MonGay, Feb fHh. II no. paid ths.S
the lots will be sid under the UsW YAK lAw. A.
PRNDLEION C. lector. ts12 3'l0