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The New York herald., 1862-01-30

ENIRsT CLASS STEAM FORGE FOR SALE.-wILL BE
sold At public SALE at O'Clock M Tuesday, the 4h
day of February 1862 the public house of W. L. Deor
in the city OF Reading the properly known the Read
ing Steam Forge IN said city.
Said Forge substantially built and completely equipped
with all the modern improvements including seven.ton
Nasmyh hammer and three Kirk steam hammers each with
heating furnaces and boilers attached bending
chine and three pudding furnaces five backsmths
forges two hiryton cranes one largest class boring MILL
Main building 200 by 100 feet with sheet roof capen-
shop aud brick office, with FIRE proof &c. the
mises, which contain oyer 2H acres.
Said Forge conveniently located for business ad-
that locomotives take and deliver of iron,
coal and other freight without cost for hauling Shues
run outside the building by which coal scrap iron, &C.,
be dumped close to each furnace without cost
for hauling labor This Forge is carabs OF executing
shafts Of the Adatic, (bslieved to he the largest
made), besides complete sets Of rorsin:s Tor numerous
steamships for government and others The cy OF Read
ing presents peculer advantages for hc successful operation
Of such forge /. within So mics o. Philadelphn
kill 60 t0n) canal l2s miles BY rail drcc from New York,
l38 from Baltimore, 81 from Haii burg, and -
Schuykl coal region, whence the best anthracite
be placed at furnace doors for about 80 Is Read
Pennsylvania, population OF 25OO for It's
general health and the purity Of s watr As Beiks
" contains furnaces than ether in the United
States iron OF every description be by the forge
a the lowest prices Title clear Of all in,umbrance Pos
session given Immediately and terms made suit pur
chasers The Forge is IN complete order and furnished
with every necessary tool and nprurtenancc
work Immediately on taking 1t Is properly
well worth the attention Of those engaged In the above bu
For any further inf0r"a'i9n. ApPly Nun 9 LEspERc
Cashier OF the Farmers Bank OF Reading Penn.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FREE IIBRARY.zATrENTIoN TO THE APPREN.
tices Library, 472 Broadway.This institution is well
supplied with newspapers reviews magazines pictorals
and also with convenient tables and seats for readers
number of works have been recently added.
TEgMsAl employed apprentices by mechanics
tradesnen, and a FEMALES employed by them their
business presenting proper certificate, may have the
privileges of the Library without charge J0urneymen
chancs tradescn teachers pupils schools
mites In stores the Offices of lawyers PHI scians
artists the presentation certificate and
the payment of one dollar yoar.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

NTOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IN the Pennsylvania Btuminous Coal and Iron Company
win be held pursuant to at the ST. Louis Hotel
o'clock r. NJ. and election for Directors Treasurer md
Secretary will be then held. 4. BENSON, President.
JANUARY TO- 1867.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY ANr Gen
tlsmsn of New York snd Ycnity procure the higa.
cat ash price for their cast % Coibng Furniture Carpets
A. hy calling ADDRESSING Mrs uoldsten lyS seventh
svcnrc nesr Twcnt third street Gentlemen attended by
Nj. GOldstein
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE 1si-GO
w yo, see Miss WELLINGTON, the great English Pro-
phctcss tho best OF ALL and cannot be excced Can be
suited personally b. oer all affairs OF life,
Ing law suits journeys absent friends love- courtship
fss health wenlth and who reclaim drunken and
faithful husbands Miss W. the only person In this city
who has the genuine Roman and Arabian asnans for love-
good ucs aud all business affairs and guarantees for
e Delay not to consult this gifted beautiful
young lady Lucky numbers given RI ghy respectable city
reference Can be seem at her residence 10l Sixth avenue
opposite Eighth street
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

yIuITON COFFEE HOUSE, las FULTON STREET
Now york-To those OF our friends who failed 70 pro-
cure "stcam yesterday would be patient with US,
and viii do best to-day to supply all demands Owing
the rush at those who call after threo o'clock
win experience less delay than those who call early
'fNams served all day and evening Ladies' Dning Room
1sne Bnth Cpurcr always supplied with the best th-
arofds oierate prices Ladies will nd hls
ons Of the ploca ~ city procure Refreshmcnts
whether breakfsrt, Dinacr or Tea,
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

TOCKETBooK LosT-oN WEDNESDAY, THE 0fl
ins containing $40 or go IL money, aud macy vsss
bic pApcrs OF no any bit the owner Weoovs
will return the same viii b lberally rewardsd.
~ W. O. BALL 1Bi Mouros street.
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IJENRY d. MINER, AucrroNnER- ,LEsRooM ~

III Nassau street, opposite the Post n e--MNER
SOMERvIILE will sell at alctlon Friday January 81 at
10L O'Clock at their saesroom 81 Nassau street.
general assortment Of household Furniture Gas FxNrcs
mahocany Piano. &C. removed from private residence
for convenience Of sale e,nsstng OF Velvet Brussels
ingram Carpets rosewood Parlor suite, made by Meek4
rosewood bedroom Suite nearly and good ORDER
hoganS and black walnut French Beiteas do Bureaus Ia
bies Sofas and Chairs mahogany Buffet Bookcases and
Warrobes Lounges Easy Chairs Hair Mattresses, Feather
Beds Bosteis and Pillows gilt frame Mante and Pier Mir
Stair Carpets and Rods Dining and Bedroom Crockery
Glassware Kitchen Utersls. Ac
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
a wanted Furniture Carpets Jewelry &e to supply the
Western market pay as foows-For silk Dresses from
Az 10 SfO Coats $40 10 S; Pants from % toss Gail
on or address A. OucaH No BIS Seventh avenue betve
Tvcutyfourtn and Twenty ih streets ladies attended 70
by atrg. D.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

THE COMMITTEES ON PUBLIC HEALTH OF THE
i Board of Aldermen win meet Wednesday Mt two
oc9ek purpose Of considering the Of
Commissioners Of Charities and Correction, relative
veyns smallpox PATIENTS and those afflicted with other
taaious diseases, In public vehicles
TER@ENCE @ FARLEY Committee
ISAAC psYroN, I Public Health.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

IJENRY b. HERTs, JR., AuCTIoNEER
IL sHERIFF'S LE.-CliANDELlERS. HENRY
WOOD CO. will sell Thursday January 10 al 10 O'Clock,
at their salesooms 450 broadway four massive solid metal
Chandeliers. JAS. LYNCH, Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

TWO HIGHLY EDUCATED YOUNG GENTLEMEN
wish to make the acquaintance OF two young ladies' with
view to marmony possessing the requirements of good
education and instruction., with whom they the
hnemen and taste OF good company Address r. r. d. He-
raid o1ce stating where and when interview be had
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RESTAURANTS.

ITow DO YoU ACCOUNT FOR THE MANY vICTO
IL ries gained BY Western troops over the rebelsf IT.
from the fact that for the twelve hoy have dram
Hume's Musy Ale of Cincinnati notoriey, 10 be ha
on drnught at 123 Nassau street, near Bcekman.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

THE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
young aud accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
who be consulted with the strctest condolences all
STAIRS Of c drunken and unfathful husbands;
has secret 10 make you beloved by your hearts dca and
brings together those long separated Ladies' 70 cents Rest
dence ~ Third avenue, above Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

ExTRAoRDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
~ keepers and boarding house keepcrsThe elegant House,
hold Furniture Of first cass private boarding house. 182
Waverley place. Of Sixth avenue will be sold
public auction to the highest bidder without reserve,
sis!ing Of Bgusse Threspy and Insrain Carpets Ga IS
two black walnut Paror Suits covered in and hair
cloth; marble top Tables Etegeres Curtans Mirrors Clocks,
stands Hair and Spring Mattresses Beds and Bedding.
Stoves, Chandeliers Stair Carpets, &c Sale posiiye
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

DRYANTS MINSTRELS.
ID Mechanics Hall. i72 Broadway above Grand street.
Monday, jan "a, and every night duringt hN week,
BLACKSMITH S JUBILEE AFRICAN POLKA
3. &. CAMPBELL
Gould Hilton Fowler and Leslie in Songs Choruses &C.
DIR. TUMBLETY OUTDONE.
Horn Peel Florence Geings Neil and Dan Bryant the G
vorttc comedians, in their eccentrcILcs.
PLANTATION FESTIVAL SCENE DOWN IN OLD KY.
Doors at 6% curtain rises at X Tickets 70 cents
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

DECEIVED AT LIBBy's, NO 1ss FULTON STREET.
IL another nne lot Of ChInco'casue Oysters N. B-The
finest Stews Fries and Roass In town. Oysters opened
without cracking. Try the Fancy Roast and Boston Stews
The New York herald., 1862-01-30

u T. HAzELL, AUCTIONEER.
nnltca States Priss CommissIoncrs Sale.
day January @ At IL oclo at the Nnion stores Zone dock
north OF the Hamilton ferry), Brooklyn,
Cargo OF schooner Louisa Agnes.
GOO barrels No. H,rrnrs
10 barrels Macksrci
Cargo Of schooner Aigburth.
9 9 Iierses nens Mo,a.se..
for damage. BY order Of ~ ' ''~"'''''"
HENRY II. fsrrIorr Tyniisd yt,,s dsmss.. States
WHirTEMokE HAzELL. Auctioneers
store l5S broad VA,
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MATRIpIONIAL.

HEART FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-ADDRESS MARIE
Louise, station q. Broadway, between Thrlyhrst aud
Thirty second streets.
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1862. THE 1862.
pRlNG ARRANGEMENT.

n .
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with is connections foyms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
fnos NEw.fonx 30 TuS PsINclrAL Wssrsas CITE,
kew.Jet..y add CGuidon aud Amboy line.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOX THE NEST BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURrLAADTsr
way OF Philadelphia the morning ps.enger. leave New
York at M same dune a. cthes routes Evening pAsseGSsr
a. . y. m, one ncur later tisn other lines
BY wey OF Allentown evening passengers leave a.
three bous later than tho Noihetu ne and hv both
siso a, The sams tae "a Northern ne Ia Chcsgo aud al
st. Louis Cleveland. Columbus Cncinnsi and ali mziu
points West with fewer changes Of
sfspas Car. TIS " SS..sfs run G% psd. to
smok NJ and Saloon Cars on all trains
fAfe the sauIe a. other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers free
Secure Tickets good until used hy lit,sburrh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsyl,ens Central Company "a Enis' AMI
Accommodate Lire. which affords q comfortable mode Of
trs,e 10 pAcs moving Westward at half tins usual rates
Of faro
FRElGHTs. ,r,ra.s
BY this route frrshs CT al descriptions can bs
10 aud nom any port the Railroads Of ono hrntues 10
dsns Illinois wisconsin, lowe. or Missouri. o' H., q,
hoAp piNhCr or 10 any port on the Ia's''s ''s''
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh A., Al w...Lu
The raies OF Freight to and from any poiht "a 'n
the Pennsy Railroad a, al rs ~
charged by other Railroad Compsnies MeJs , , ZIP Zip
Itrs intsustius the transportation Of tich ri.s ~"'~
psDy, rely with confidence on ~ ,P,edJ "a"''
Farmers aud Dealers Ia Live stock VIZ .u Wv s al
route. Cspasious Yards Wen wsteiso anu sop
r,d vi ey.rv eonvepirn. bs,o been opened this ne
and its aud s.tenI,on "a sa 20 eiI .
From Harrisburg where wiil 90 l". ey ptfiI nr
P isanlas Sn a ,s and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
j. i. ELLIOTT. Passenger Aseni No A'tor.iiou'''
No. Astor House aud No. South William st.
MODoNALD BiScHoFf E~sy.S's Ass%.;. ,.0.
ENoCu LEWIS. General 81 ~ AEocru, Pa
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furniture.

bedroom enamelej FURNITURE in al
ID colo Of warranted manufacture; also, soud Chesna
Chamber suteS Plsin and Ornamental ct fAhklNG.
TONS. No 3is Canss, oppcsi.s "ooste E"sosned lse.
EURNITURE.-F. KRUTINA, successor to
l. J. NJ. DOE g. Co.. Nos Sc and 90 East hoo!on'st os-
tween the Bowery and 2d.sv hand and manu-
ctnrins splendid assortment Of hrcisss CAblSEf fun
NITURE. which he viii sci! ct very low prcea
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GUNNER Retreats.

DRIVATE BOARDING at Rye Beach, n. H.:
il Families Parties. or individuals wishing BOARD
The Summer moths will find superior accomoua
tons at the house formerly well aud popularity known as he
Surf House OF Rye Beach the Ocean House ana
rod. om the sea shore The large well von,ssed
and arranged completely furuhed and commanding spen
did view Of the The charges modsrste the rooms
and attendance Of the first order Bstbs are free
o. b. PHILBROOK, Rye Beach, N
GUNNER BOARDING-At Germantown, near
R.lvay Station nine milo from Phlsdephs House 10
,rye and well supplied with smuseuens Address sirs
BROOKE No. 3JJ Locusts., Philadelphia
VNHE CLIFF HOUSE, Rye. Westchester
L County 10 now open for the season. There 10 hne
bathing beach and for hor.e carriages ana
bo,ts A. the Clarendon Hotel, and ct Mesns Ionlp,on
Bros Bookstore under the Abemse circulars describing
N. plac. ian be obi aimed w. II. BONNOS, Proprietor
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- ~ - - - ~
IL NY and TROY, CON
NORTH and WEST. Trains
From Chambcrs-st
Express, : and II q. III. and J;
20 and 5p. III.
Troy ard Albany with sleep
ing carl, 1915 ?. m.
Poufhkeepsie train. Ut 3 e. M,
and I and 6:43 p. m.
Fi.hkill train. 4:D .. m.
Peeksiill train, 9:t5 3 IN, and
4 p. N.
Sin: Sing train. 5:3op. IN.
YoLkers train, $50 .. IN, snd
$40 p. IN
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BOARD an6 Rooms.

A FINE SUITE OF ROOMS on second floor,
~ with bath tIclu'ivs with board private table de'r'
Also two rooms (ont) third foot All In hno order o'
cation delightful cool Parties requested to call no
81 Fat 2Jds sthsv. they can arrange on sdTan'
tareoua terms Reference exchanged
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&c ming Alaebines.

:. E'INKLE & LYON" SEWING-MACHINE
l. COMPANY
No aa3 BROADWAY. N Y
Five tbinrs TO consider in buying Sewing h;re;
Is,-is It simple and easily understood
2l-ls 1t durable and easily kept In orderl
3d-ir Il adapted to eat range OF work.
Ali-Does II do its work well
:!b--ls IL protected ZION. patent lltigation1
To all Of which In the Affirmative a. 10 our Ms
chipe. and furtlier say that
We every Machine sell to give better ss,ic.
tion than other. will refund tho money Please
call and examine send for circular which with price
lis, and samples Of WORK. will be sent by mail free Agents
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WASH SILKS and real Pineapple Goods

w and al other and curious articles American In
dian Bark and Bead Work Fans. with other vaIiste Of
FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, No. 80 Broadway.
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TEW.JERsEY RaHROAD-FOk Pitt.
~ ADELPHIA and The SOUTH AID WISE via JEIs
SLY CITY-Msil and Express Lines lesvc New.fort .
and 10 a M and IL p. Faro ~. Through tickets
sold for The South sndWes and through bsssase eheeS,d
: q NJ. and aud II p m. trains.
j. W. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent.
No baggage will he received Tor trains unless delivered
and chrc IS minutes in ADVANCE OF tho time Of leaving
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROADS. ALBA

lILROAD.-FOr ALBA
Meeting WITH TRAINS
leave:
From 30th-st.
7:25. lies = IN, and 1888 and
5:25 p. m.
1910 pm. Sundays included.
s:,5 Q. m, and las and ';io
pm.
ASS p. m.
1910 a. ~, and AIS p. u.
$50 and 1:3 q NJ. aid $3.50
p. NJ.
T.. SMITH. Superintendent.
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4 NE,N IRAL kAlLROAD OF NE N-JEncEi'-
~ From foot Of Courtlsnd stConnectins a. Hampton
Junction with Delaware, Lsckswsnna and Wesern Railroad,
ard al Fason with Legh Valley Railroad and its ecnnee
tons forming direct line Pittsburgh and the West without
SUMMER ENT-Commsncng May s. 1867
-Lesye Hew-York as fofiows;
V.prIsPuEG ExPERss-At 6 O. m. FOR Easton. Heading,
ro..s~,. HARRISBURG NAauch Chunk, Williamspor kc
MAIL TgAIs-At O. for ESston, Water Gap Scran-
ton Great Bend Pittston, WUkesbsrrs, &c. -
II THEoreH TRNS-for Easton. Msneh Chunk, VIII
lismspsr,, Residing, PottsviIe, Harrisburg, 1e.
Allentown. and Manch Chunk
SOP ~ WAY THArS--For Somervills.
sP v. WguRRS ExPREss-For Eastou. Allentown. Read
u< dsrfsbur Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping from
Jersey City through to Pittsburgh.
Express TRAIN HAhkIssrs6-The y o IN. Express
Train from NewYok arrives al Hsui.bursa a. counsel
ing Fast and Cens Railroad Northern
Cen. Railroad. North AID South AID with the Cumber
land Valley Rai..cad. go
Tsg TTgorGH ExPRx" TRAM Wgsr leaves
NovYosk pm daily Sundays eIcepted making close
connection at harrisburg with Pennsylvania Raroad-~iih
no change OF cars TO Pittsburgh and bu: one to CRcu-
usd and Chicago -Four hour time saved By taking this
train. .
ELilaBsraPoHr AND NEw.YoRK FERKr-Lesye New
York nom Pier No 2. North River, 1910 aud ii;3o n
$40 49, aud y. -, 80
trip each way JOHN o. Stems. Superintendent.
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Rral Getate for Sale.

A SMALL FARM and COUNTRY RESI-
"A Deuce In th. ou,.,its Of the beautiful village OF
Bloomfield ~ j.; La. d.ceat aud comfortable buildings,
sbon. IL arcs ~ .rce-n Land with frA shade and
Of tho choicrs location pleasant aud perfectly healthy
and pes within t eve miles Of Now York DO fould
40 cheap a. this Price <33OJ; terms very easy.
C. q. PRATT, No. 81 Pine a., Room No g.
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L'OR SALE.-A rare chance tor "a Country
J. Seat within q miles ofths City HsN NcwYork, Ber
gen flights ~ J., consisting o! hns large Hot 81, nearly
new with shout OF OF GROUND, with fruit trees.
Sc The house 10 large aud oommod Gus contains about IN
rooms and OF the richly nnished In the county
The p., nrs finished with ba ses Of fowcr aud fruit
marble usnt Is 10 oorrespond The horse pass every few
Minutes Twothirds Of tue money rensin bond aud
mortgage No objection to ase nice arm situated or some
railroad exchange would al. part payment ia Furniture
or Hardware. Inquire st No. 81 Mou,gomsrys:.
foT sslesbout 10 sETThES a. good as new g. and IL
feet long Also. CHANDELIERS suitable for . public
bsldinr any Kind, with o and with 20 banners.
5000 wanted Bend snd Mortgage ia jersey City, io
year. longer o. boot security.
In .ire a. No. 81 oGtgomery-st.. jersey City.
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meoNina CARDS, Sc.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDING
"A CARDS-These celebrsted Engraved CaIds sold only
slNo lo4 Futon-st, N. Y. Established 1915.
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DEST and cheapest Upright Boador co on
SEQ N'0 100 SIPS Si75 &C. for sale and to REM oy
CHAMBERS IN the Bible House. Stst corner OF ftnsv.
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JMstrnfilon
nlnsieal JnsirumetlIs.

DARMORE's celebrated Primium PIANOS,
ID the best in use, st p-ces to suit the tines oPe"a'
Piano for $40 Mandatory No. 3is bleecxef-sI
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Ocean CLEANERS.

A USTRALIA PIONEER LINE, arrying the
N IT, g. Mail. The cppsrship SANTIDO. Erskine
MISTER is now rapidly loading and will have }ek disp.eh
for MELBOURNE. Has superior accommodation for hre
And second cabin Passengers For freight passage appy "
r. w. CAMERON, No 80 Besver~
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DOARDMAN, GRAY a. Co. have REMOFE D
ID to No 726 Brosdwsy opposite The NewYork ,ise IN
and school PIANOS for Sl2s and $780, PIANOS and MI
lLODEONs TO RENT
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Boots an6 Shoes.

&3 rs 80. "a, and - 5O.-sHOEs and
esJOHksS, Nos lessd ApD-sL s-Pess: csll md -:
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DANES AGE OF REASON exposes the
III Fal.e and BLANCHARDS RELlGio-foLilICA,L
PHYSICS revess the True Both just pubiisnec 70 ns'cn
49,; "a cents each n paper covers cents Mailed free py
eha Publisher CALVIN BLANCHARD. NO 80 Ann-st.
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V'HE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

RS-VENEERS. Manufacture ara
others using NENEERS are re'pee'ia! nsss ;a "a
oSk maple .ppe-tre. &c, Gu, and saved BY new nfO,s
MACHINERY wich will eel at tho IowtG msiAe. " Y
= r hILISG Co. No. 80 boweTy cor. hous'ou y, y
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l. BOUTILLIER BROTHERS
IL wish TO clear out all their Summer stock previous 10
moving to their Store so have made
AVERY GREAT REDUCTION
in the prices Of silks Lawns Baeges Bsree Robes Mosa-
bQues, Shl IL, &c
This opportunity s worthy the attention Of all buyers Of
Dry Goods
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CTEAMsHIP GREAT EASTERN.-Penons
aarne 10 select State Rooms the next trip Of his
vessel can do so a. the ONCE, No. : Broadway.
CHAS. A. WHITING, for the Aesrts
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H1AJOR-GEN. b. +. BUTLER.
MI A tu,.rate CARD PICTURE of Cen. b.; also, Of the
General ard sss taken the day before they aec of
, ,ss,her with the largest collection Of choice CARD
PICTI RES FOR TIE ALBUM 10 be found in the country.
a. La. Price Of Cards each Is cents, postpaid
Nv ~ j. e TILTON Co, Boston,
M.nnf,ctnrsrs Of aphic Albums. and fnbshee
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.NREAT BARGAINS in NEW PIANOS aud
IL wrJonroNS-Som very fine second. hand PIANOS

DIANOS. MELODEONS HARMONIOUS
il Firs, class FOR SALE, to LET or SOLD on INSTALL
MrSTS on favorable terms. Psloubet Hsrmonuns one.
two or three banks OF keys soto ffco Cottage ren'''
folly warranted. ~ and octave, = 10 70 W.. w
' i ~ FELTON, Nos. Stl and 3tJ brosd"ay' N. l.
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NOR SALE-Four LOTS in New-York, Bay
l. Cemetery the main VIII be sold together OF
separate at reasonable price Inquire OF H. MILLER, No.
35l CsBs.-s..
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IL M,rnrsc,n,,r, Of Grand end Square PIANO FORTEs
Wsreroon No. l35 Grandst, near Broadway ~ i.
We are now Offering favorable terms ipil as.otmen
Of warranted in every respect Lcea arrange
ments N sde with parties desiring TO pay by in'tsHrh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10

Roy WANTED-In wholesale Dry Goods
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