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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THUUsEsL

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND,
DA1LEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Has universally suppanted all other ontmons hen!s
olicaons beth the Eastern we.ern femrherss wh~.
svrrntrodnced; md 'sinnsc Ia the secret Of Il.
SUGGEST all cutaasous afocou whether the scc
dent or disease
Burns and Scalds
Areinsany reie we'd Of their anguish pam nar1ae,o,
by timely application Of this marvellous healer aud the eph
renewed as II by churrs no bemish remaining
The Friend OF the Nursery.
Children frequent sufferers tren ur!e espcc
ally from ard and campbene explosions every ,se
shond have this healing preparation constantly nthnnd heal
breasts and quickly The Taiter or Rncyr
prevalent - children.
To Travellers by Sen as.d Land.
rhe machin the traveller every individual who's
lot in life throws him within The rsanee OF acctcn; exo
son Are collision should bear in mind Magic E,
Is his best and only friend 1t both portable and chss
and should be his copNnten, friend In need Thar
.re living wtLes,el to testify 10 its marvellous
who their sound limbs and muscles to Tia snrt,.
efficacy.
The following few of the leading disease to which
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ia a prsveut;v,
"A we'll HI cure:
Burns, Bruises
Boa Broken Bre,s:s,
3itesof Reptiles. cancer
Cacked Lips, Chapped Hands
Chblnins. CraInp,
Contracted Cords, Chafes,
Diseases Of the Skin, ErybpsIaa
Fistnfa, Frost Bites
Fever Sores, Feons
Glsndular Diseases,
Mercunal Sores
Panr generally.
Pimples Piles,
Poison, Rheumatism,
RnsheHsores o. all krd-
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Subordinate Lodges.

LOUISIANA IqDGE Ne meets every Friday evening
s0 g. p walsh, V. G.; Thos Philips Secretary JOS
West. Treasurer. a.
uy "A Hy s99s s 5s
s assT J. NJ "H.l'" fsF secretary '0"n i''" treas
UNION Lopez Ne Monday evening in
Cooper v. G.; Josiah Felser, Secretary Jno B. Heno.
Treasurer. ~, r. RI
in room mo 10. FslioSs HsI! ossers1Nosss a,shs,
san Hsnss NJ Ses aosp L. ~
JEFFERSON LODGE No. emeets every Thursday evening
Il hs Fourth Rslfs RSsh9 G
Per seerssars Win Wink, Treasaer "
IT. IA VI . Tss
Bsddsge hsss D. E. Reuter- Per
room No l. odd Fellows, Hall; oacsfs-E l. BeTeisr y
| Treasurer.
LODGE 5o ~ sesw sf s
Per G sS?1 George fshs
SPH @ fs's osSsss 1iSiy sSs3ef
s b.
HOPE LODGE No. IA meets "Wednesday evening in
5eo Ne Rod dd FqE hs nm S
Treasurer.
Delta ropGE No e.. Monday s
q Bridges, v g.; p c. Carey Secretary; Luther Homes
room No. j, ODD Fellows Hall. oHsars-J R. Alexapder
q. Decastro Treasurer.
COVENANT LODGE Mo- Il meet. Tuesday evening
Maunse Per- Secretary Howard Mispaugh Treasurer
POLAR STAR LODGE No. 10 meets every Wednesday
evening il Peiar ssr St. LOUIS street:
e l. DGs F"i2es Secretary
o LoPSE every Tuesday
JCreln v CT j. Morrison, Secretary; S. Boulemet Trens
INDEPENDENCE LODGE No. % meets every wednesda,
Sss Ma'Ssf EEnss sssFstary
Ing il Aiss.s. oassrs johnson +. Nelson NV
Eaas sas Ha S e Tsd synss4
Burner, Per- Secretary VIM. Noting, Treasurer.
PACIFIG LODGE No 50 meets every Wednesday evening
VIM McAIee, v CT Thos. Boo,h Secretary d, j. Fieury
| Treasurer.
u dj Haf s.;5. kieer, Secretary NJ wssheimor
rs oSd fsT fss
W Deiesdernier, Treasurer.
M Ne q meets every Monday evening
NG; r. A. Howard, Y. g.; WIZ. iindo. Secretary, deo
Hsize'ia Ha Jefferson Gt,y oaissrsPesT sssn = T.
Per. Secretary Ii. Rau, Treasurer.
Interior Lodges. -..
DEsOTO LODGE No. meets at Baton Rouge on rhursda,
| evenings. Oficers-No returns
METH LODGE No. q at Shreveport on Wednesday
evenings. OfceraN. Selgman, N. c., II. Lnman v O. r
W. spieker, Secretary; A. Shaaner, Treasurer.
| ST. LANDRY LODGE No. Is meets at Opelousns ever,
Saturday evenings. OieersOmer Poiret n c. H Potter
v G s. ?. Clark, Secretary c. n. Ealer Treasurer.
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets at Clinton on Wednesday
evenings. Offcers-No returns
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. "a meets at Thibodaux on satur
day evenings. Offcers-A. Robchaud N g. H. uoftnHnu
vG. G. r Bnnngs Secretary; v. Sancon Per- Secretary
q. Cagenayetie, Treasurer. +, =,
I NEW IBERIA LODGE No. SO meets at New Iberia on
Saturday evenings. efdcers-Wm. A. Robert n G.; W g.
Daun " G L. siegel Secretary John Moore, Treasurer
PA1RIE LODGE No. 81 meets arWashington Saturday
evenings Officers No returns
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 4s meets Napoleonyie on
Saturday evenings Qficers-No returns.
CLAIBORNE LODGE No. As meets 5inden on Thursday
evenings Ohicers-J. O. Loye, NC; NJ. O. Smith, v q r.
A. johnson, Secretary ~. 9. Lewis, Treasurer,
HENRY BIER, Grand Secretary.
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HOdd Fellows Rest,n

BoARD Of DIRECTORS Fer ls5-omcers Gardner
smith, President Boullemet Treasurer Henry Bier Sec
Fetary Daniel Merritt Sexton Cemetery
ster d pasiiys j A Sylvester Finance Commit,eeJo
Eurnsapx W Grand Lodge JOS West, Louisiana Lodge
No. j. NJ. Winslow Washington Lodge No. A. w. Hyatt
Onion Lodge No Gil A. Sylvester, Crescent Lodge No
y Il. Tenny Orleans Lodge No II; Gardner Smith, Com
mecial Lodge No.. IL; B. DaSya, Howard Lodgs No IL
Henry Bier Hope Lodge No u r. W Bothck Delta Lodge
No Isl T. r Bragg, Tsmplar Louge No l6 A. Caller Polar
Star Lodge No. 10. s'-ift -5l55 : 49, ~'
md the opening of the same applied for
at the oice OF the Secretary Odd Fellows Hail. Camp
and Lafayette Streets
Prices OF Lots and YsutsRegnlar lots 10 feet square
$3.50 ditto by feet s75 Vaults double to tockhodiue
Lodges s5o do to all Others 500 SINGLE to stockhoding
Lodges $45j to others, $50. at.
first obtained from the Secretary. .f-
on application to 4rL.--
General Relief Committee L. O. o. f.
This body meets the Friday of each n,ont ut tho
office Of the Grand seceeary Odd Fellows Hail. at oclocI
~ D. G. BYERLY, President. y, ~.
ftsS HENRY BIER, Secretary and Treasurer.
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PRIoRs:
. s;DNIisTRa1l .l1EK--y FfFfCYAI..

CONTEMPORARIES OFFICE "a
ss City OF New Orleans, July I, 1855.
NJ 88985 No 2l29.1 4
Il F1ESOLVEEDs That the Comptroller be snd
N he hereby authorized and required give
asnng official journal accordance
With the ninth ssn1 Of ordinances No. 1441 March
30 1884 tbs will not bill agans the city unless
ranaotec under authority Of order Comptroller,
aooordsncs With tha er6tnanrt tsserred to.
y I5fgnsdl Il L. TRAGY,
President Board Of Assistant Aarrmsn.
fEignfdi 4. q. PLACE, 2
sris53 srsaidsEs SoSra 0. Alderman.
Approved April 10, lB55 4l F,' 555s8T
tszredl John L. Lev IL. NEfor.
ST Of paslio ID 70
4 spaca s=ftsd 20 The fnEsGoaG rezaiuIsn.
@. w. CULBERTSON, g55 5#
N iyl6 II WET Comptroller City of New Oreanr.
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Ga RUPVUi&iS ssSa
r. ahDICAL CUEEH! Cd 81
i.atir- fror, Dr N,iIa Ejit,. -. ~.
fSSA

ga RURNUttSGS a2&a
u aADIoALLY cuREp. q a
fsST DR.. VI. Mills to the Editor of tho vietsbur,
vicEsnuno. MiSa, May 8, 1860.
netnia can be Cured w,thou. Needle or knol
s w'ss ,' s4s
s o & hss hf % T ob
Ga 5 ease Two examined snd
opinion the mode Of treatment (ene suggesting the uss Of
w. es T s o h G s & # q go ny
an rnd asr havns rsSd that and The Doqto
s xs boy S s a 81 g
Ea: fafs @ s ss s ssS d.
s S. VINO '''0 ' '"'''' and '' my EH' S t. Ser
Above In reteran.e to lhe Boy :''''''
r., e,-- lsstouEHL Co., Miss, May 2, 1851
pcar boy George perfectly cured of the ruppre-
any lynn AS ~ 'is oisfa MILES, 81 s.
en9s N s!Ras Sp pi PLY
snS" 'hs '1s S5 y 1
s fsfn hin him c 81 lied
L. right and that ysn can him. Please by tho
THos ]. AARrEK. ID.
as-This eor Was In boy about II year
old ruptured both Sides subsequently,
returned sound The following explains Itself:
- VIcHsRuRo, MISS, May 7, 1856.
p IL ss sa yPe "nss TO m
drug Trusses however have but lit
tie confidence but having confidence In your ek in
ters, send my son to yon.
THOs j. HARPER, NJ. u.
DE-. BELDEN,s OPINION: ,..,
Samuel Davis, ESQ.,;
Dear Sr1 is true that Dr. Sharmans Truss applied by
him. will give relief eecualy than any other hare
1t tried to satisfaction know Of several cured
by the of it and the mixture. recommend
but be Dr. Sherman hsef applies much dependi
upon the fitting R. BELDEN, NJ. d.
HV>DR SHERMAN respectfully informs rupured persona
those having slaves he
and may be found his office, No. 10 ST STREET
New Orleans prepared TO relieve and all
by the application of his Pa TENT SILVER TRUSS CUR
ATIvE MIXTURE, -7 We lrRW
MATCHES. MATCHES. MATCH
For sale wholesale and RETAIL at the Office of the Cres
City Match Factory l7 Girod street. Factory Fell
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DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES,

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
be the and sctvsgen
the destruction ofthese troublesome vermn.
and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
STROYER there spurious articles sale
For by J. WRIGHT CO.,
ial 6n&W n and Isl CkaYtrsa street
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q - TILE IA a Il x EFT.

55 JEFF ERsoN CITY. May Q 1862.
Arrived yesterday 16 Veal. Amount Of sold so
Caule Stock remaining sale ls Veal Cattle. We
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WRIGHT e. co.


M EDfGAL.....,ME DlChl.. M EDil Al
WiNEH'S CANADIAN VERMIFUdE
SAVES TIE CHILDREN
the only remedy against Wormd In the humh,
rsmehiuss that fatal and destructive children,
save the ClJIdren!
Let mothers be timely whrhsd and no. allow those child
!ererato Onan In the systams Of their offspring EeNetbm
that
WINER'S GAEaDIAN vEEMIFUGK
will aud bG, hr reptiles and the young
90 saved. Think Of this.
Colonel VasFer OF Mississippi In letter to d. W. vesey Esq
Of the Aberdeen Conservatv el wind. up his
the valueot this medicine his family MY expo
siesce har convinced that IN the experiment,
with Winer's CANADIAN Fenuge, due suffering human
{ty rs well the manufacturer the medicine to rsk
public the result Of my observations
'iSgned W II. VASSER.'
rheVermiiugels for rnie, whotesal.a,d retail by
| j. WRIGHT 4 CO,
| 81 and lbl Charities street
| Sole Propretors
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pEREF'S COAL DAI4 LAMPS,
And the Original NASHVILLE COAL I'll
At PERRY's OLD LAMP STORE, tof u yeura a,andlng>
No. liz Poydrss street.
Where can't fud & O gallons of Gu 5000 Lapa
out where ind about 500 Coal Oh all ths
Goal OIL limp makers together with great variety of
phone, Spxt Gas and Solar Lamps
generally have hand Coal Gil by the barrel which
pure and usual continue supply the trade witt
ssoG one 70 twenty barrels at and
common Coal Oh Lamps as the trade requires asow price
AZ can be found elGsvahere.
m'' - H. PERRY
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TCHES. MATCH
MT ATCHES.

For SALE wholesale and retail the office of the Cres
City Match Factory, l7 God street. the Factory Fell
Road, corner of Clara street. ~ f-zs-t'
Warranted equal to any Northern mat imported
nls ly j. 7, MCFARLAND i co,
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~ "a 1e 24s DAMP STREET,
Beswasn St. Joseph and Dslord street. New Orleans
GAS FILTER AND PLUMBER, AND DEALER IN GAS
sHfEta FIXTURES, PIPE, PLUMBING MATERIALS, ETC.
notice. s5i s#tl3 55gsSE g5 s72 t55G
Orders left in Box lss Mechanics Exchange 1s st.
j Charles street, piompi ly attended :
Reference H Chartres street, field ly
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I. O. O. II.
Grand Lodge of louisiana.

THE IT aRANDLopGE OF LOUISIANA, I, 0. Q. F.,
sa o Fsews Hall
camn md and Lafayette Streets New Orleans:
officers for prss.. ysr-GsTdner Smith Of CONNER If
f,si af lodge, No. Massr OiIaSel
NJ Il y srss HSRfY ss
nier Losge 40 GRAND Treasurer
ii. d. steson of Southwestern Lodge No. 40 and f. A DEM
r. Gnhsr Of Howard Lodge No. IS W. Grand Chaplain,
r l. Bruce Of Orleans Lodge No T. 4an9 o MarSa
q. Temann, of Hermann Lodge No So W drana Gnadisn
John Frsnkford of Crescent Lodge, No. s. W. u Herald.
ns nt sdee soa Il bsret Nc 3 New Orleans eemp
ing Washington No. Covenant No. II and Columbus No "a
d e. BaJsei on So and Pacific No
Excelsior Lodge No 81 District No 4 Excelsior NO. q
Landry No IS n Collins OF DeSote Lodge No pisi IT,
John Moore Of Ssw II e Ct .b sg E odss
Mpansb Of Prairie Lodge No. District No Is PaEis
n II NJ ha9sE e G.'ea
District n Ne g Ns IS aa
Pike of Assumption Lodge No. 80 D's'r'e' NO. III
saadaa cousittsessate Of the ordsrIP G. M f. Pills
bury Templsr LgSge ~ s Newberser Of sJM esso,
Lodge, No udieia1P James FutneaRT q South
KS 81 and Joseph West Louisiana Lodge No. Petition
AppeaP o RnaSSp hoTata NJ p r
Il 1 BnEe 81 fsss cs il Gsnn$sor
9 S No. e. 6
ern lodge No. 40 r G., Geo Dimeye Of Magnolia Lodge
G. H. fsfi p SS of
Ss No y Is he Is WahSs1on sSs
No 5 Cfedentials-P o. F. 4. Dentze, Louisiana Iods
MOI F. c. Josiah Folger, o Union Lodge No. g. p g.,
N. Otto, Of Independence Lodge. No. g.
All communications the r. ". Grand Master or Graz
Secretary should be to the office Of the Grand sces
ary in odd Fellows Hall ,,r., p1z,, fraud
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Cotton Presses.
ALABAMA,
= Corner Of Tehoupitonlas and Robin street.
FRERErs, >1'''''''''' '"' ''e ''s' ''" ''i'"'''
| LOUISIANA, ''''' ANU ''''AS
MISSISSIPPI, ''''''' "'' ''>'''' '''se's'
Corner OF fohoupitouas and Richard sreets
- Corner of TchonpitonlGs and Richard streets
~ New 1evee and Lonsastreets.
PLANTERs', ''''' anu ''ns'"' St'ee"'
Corner Annunciaiiou and Richard streas,
SHIPPERS "' o'0''' '''es'S' in'fa D'Sf'''
Corner Henderson and New evee Streets
WOODS, '' ''' AD0 i''A's nut "''ss'''
TEXAS, '''' ''''''
Tn Gorner of Tchoupitoulas and Orange
New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS.
Front sreat.
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
Leyeestreets between 81: Ferdinand and Hortaan
Streets Third District
pICAYUEE,
LeVea street, Opposite Post 1873, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
"o. torr6 Sew n LeSee aud Ror8gnac streets.
49, Third District.
PELICAN PRESS,
Fourth District.
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s=..rzsA 9AEPEE's NEW RES T.
GSsa3sSs TAURANT, 80 Royal s,reet. xug5M
SsgSsSS JOHN 3ALplH hiss the pleasure SsGss4P
Aiszadsza Of informing hs friends and the tsaSaasaS
public generally that he ia ready and
them his esahishuent 80 Royal next door to d,
of Crsta mhouas occupying tho
ssnye Essidee the large public
O'Clock a NJ until Il P. NJ the advertiser .as largo
bar Of for private parties Families parties on %
plica0n above be supplied with best of eYetEE
he market stiords either ready for tho table
the arket. Thanking his friends liberal
has always been oy1Bndad him undersigned asaura
that 1t will be his enGeavo- gya tho sas
ion to thoEe who favor him with thor orders
IGEIN
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rvxxy,zsszs-, MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
80 ~ 80 saasazss @esEIgRAILRoAD.

The ssEm train Will sufficient notice stop tho
mig Station Fare, Is each Parties nesrous
being landed the station notify Conductor prior
tho departure of the train.
mr. II .PkFDEJ,Y
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Sx1tszssaSass< LOSS OF tEAsEHH--Dr,#J HEs
il 5s 81 Chasles ssases, continues 70 supply d

Ey3 IDHG OF TEETH Wtthou rrres ~ -
ueon his principle ii self as Tfs
nthod No. ptpcared him Appreciation and Il racan
nenod benRa 10 most Ingenious 81 snnirjn RI
5000 hitherto inysnied snd IN oil csssa fsstorins
y 70 dsScon this cossst obseryer n,
eshod Of filing toeh with gold tho od.rs
entatey md Or. returns his sheer
thanks ~ the Of Orleans and ycinv IN ~
practice heye favored him for tbs tnss
gncs and Tesdsnce HI Charles erset second a.
kl0ln eleyc4te eausrcs II
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Pravate Banks ard Exchange Dealers
| SAMUEL. SMITH 20, Camp street
JUDSON 4 Co. corner Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN, JOHNSTON L co, No. - Union stree.
BENOIsT, SHAW 4 Co. No. 10 Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE., JACOB BARKER, Manager
Corner Camp and Gravisr sras1.
THOMAS II. BARKEE. corner Camp and Grsver streets
e. W. CONNER ( SON, No 80 Caronielet street
John WOOD j Co, corner Camp and Common streets
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LOUISIANA LODGE No. meets every Friday evening in
room No. s. Odd Fellows Hall ohicers-W McConeghey,
West, Treasurer. M
WASHINGTON LODGE No. meets every Thursday even.
ing in Margny Buildings, Third District. Ocers-E. H.
Garland n E. Bezenote v O.; Charles stamm, seere
tary; j. NJ. Winsiew Per- Secretary John E. Talon Treas
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IL Aea4l<ackf, j.. H., SOAP MANUrA OTURE I'm c.-n.s
cf 81 Andrew and Howard streets New osiaans sus
srdsrs left q Oee Box No. 1890. VIII s. prouoti,
Y # Ssss "
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COLE AGENCY STACKER IRON WORKS
y TENRESSEEFrom and after the first day of January,
1882 owing expenses
Transportation the Of Sugar Kettles Bars
mace MonthH, will rne follows: a&Ei5Sg LED 39-
Sugar Kettles 36 inches 81 rs
inches at u 50 inch 72to Is inches 81 rs
Mouths $95, $40 according &C.
per pound. ss@&5t 355 515s5
f. r. LAYILLEBEUvRE, H.
COMMUNICATION Merchant. No. Union street
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
EuhNCIphTION IN THE DISTRICT on
COLUMBIA. ..

In 1893, William H. Seward aud Luther Bradisa
we're the Wbig nominees for Governor and Lieut..
Governor of New-York The Abolonists, hesded
By Gsrrit Smith, addressed letter Of inquiry 10
each Of the candidates "a to their views OF Slavery
Mr. Bradish replied, affirming and promising every
thing the Abotonists required. while Mr. Sewards
letter could not be construed as promising anything.
Ills action however as Governor, exceeded oil that
the most ardent Anti-Slavery men could have eK'
pec,ed His Executive Messages, Virginia CORE.
spopdence, and the statutes Of 1922 show record
that places bis name by the side Of that of John jay
Az Senator, the public knows we'll what be did aud
ATTEMPTED to do for Freedom. When Mr.. Clay pro-
posed to abolish the slave.trade in tue District Of
Columbia, Mr. Seward offered as substitute for
Mr. Claws BILL an act abolisbing Slavery ITSELF sup.
porting il by an eloquent speech. Sse Congres'o'Sa'
Glote,' VOL 81. p 1894, Sept 10, 1850, ana sew
ards Works." Vol. L,-psge ILL., And, now a.
Secretary of State he snegotiaed-ifnot originated
"A treaty effectusy suppressing the slave-traoe-a
fat al blow to Slavery throughout the world. Ihess
are but few of the illustrations of Mr.. seward's
habit of promising little and doing much for the
cause of Freedom and Humanity. JUSTICE
TLi, reference Is made In answer scoHs'pondso'e
...t10
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, BnooSLrH.-
The Rev. Henry d. N,rthrop has rendered BIS rc'ig'
nation "a pastor Of the above Church, greatly
to the regrets Of bis congregation, who Lad become
very much attached to him.
We understand that Mr.. Northrop hss sreceivedteno o'
eleven calls from different Churches in this couoIry'
since be has been settled in Brooklyn-wbich nss
been about two yes,s-but nc has declined them al
and Las made known bis intention OF calling TOT
England at an early date, and devotiug bimsen 70
miss onsry labor in Tie large City Of London
II will be reccllected that Mr.. n. accompi"ned
much good during vis' be made to this city, pre-
vjous TO bis settlement in Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

MILITARY HosrIrAL-" HONE FOR SICK AS0
woryprp soLprEs,-Ths opening ceremonies OF 'ne .s
dies. Home for siok and Wounded Soldiers" VIII
to-day. at w. al the corner Of Leiin',OH s''Aus saS
Fiy ars street Addresses will be delivered oy 'e.sI
io,uh.d gentlemen Music by the Band Of the TN hss
ment sratuitously furnished by the S'h Cempsny ~
Regiment nss will be presented to the Home .,
m..nr, General welch Col spicer and stan saa 'n' a"
Rcsimen will parade. and take part In tho oefeu0"y
perou, Interested In the Institution =, A..
- ,,t.ns A collection will bs taken up In cid OF We
ftoMo "
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

TdE OUTRAGE ~ WAsHiSoTos PARS.--inere y.
every reason to believe that the woman VINO ci"'med
to have been 30 grossly outraged ia Washington
Park is an impostor, aod most unworthy coafac'
ter. Tie Police authorities after mott Tigd exam
nation of the case, have unanimously come TO th"
cone luson.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

THl ELa-PIAcr CosGRT9ATIoSAL CHURCH.
The congregation Of this Church resolved at meet
iug recently held, to commence the erection oi new
edce on lots already in their possession as sooh as
the sum Of 3, 1000 wac subscribed. About S',ooo
has already been pledged, aud the remainder VIII
probably be forthcoming within Il week.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

SLIGHT FIRE IN oL-fiousE-,an ,lgu, .,,. r,.
,d IN m. House of Tsbic School No IN bsdi,u s
near Fulton avenue sbout noon yesterday no a'"'s'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

Tur Police PrrcEcrs-The numerical desig
81 ,bs BroOL,n Police Precincts t've been ona 49,
% 70 a. A. a. SC. Tae pew order "ess ih' s"''
yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

IScEYDIARY FRE.-On Wedn"o"! sh ,',h .,rsst
ow"ea and occnpied by Mr henry ot'In me in.sos
the building was destroyed involv'p %rs,.s % to Mr
t,ou a. n ni,.nred valuable hose Del 'nNul prp. 60
GblsI wa, 90 badly burned th't Il I'D to be n'sa
WAS nndnubt todly OF incen0isry orsf.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

Coupr IrEMs-The counsel for the prisoner N
The ease Of The People ss Conrsdy. the p.eemsl 1--we
csued 70 III. charge OF Judge Lott to the jury
bavr the exception. rgued before the General icl
rh. motion srgued before Judge Lou 10 qua,p @ ,,.
nlent sgeinst tho Kings County Excise O'"'"
denied yeserday. I.,.a =. decision
Jidse Brown tho Supreme Cou, hs. renasrd
In the g dion pending between the C"ney ssu" NJ -
town karasd on p,nies 10 favor of the eihef inc
Important prinoive 4. that prior ssa' 20
copany does not exclude OF prev nt the opeFAoh o. ~
ran, 10 srs hc company over the same foue
when both companies can operate tosetLes'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02

BROOKLYN I1EMS'

sTbi, reference Is made In answer to corresI
Tun TRIBUNE Of April 28
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
NEWP UBLICA71ONS.
,,r.cu1NaTON IRVING.

THE lrr AND LETTERS or MAsIINGTos IRvMS iaM5
By bi. Nephew; Pishkk "i' i''
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The national Republican., 1862-06-28
pRoPosALs Fom LEAD.
oaDsAso, oyyieI, wAs DE-. nrnis.

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Proposals will be rec. ived by this bepslttncut
Snt 5p m, on the eyenips Of the 4th Of June, for
possible, Of ~ y " - I'D TFIG1
5000 Tons Of Lead, as foiioss.j, +, , ,5.,, .T't
A tie wstervlet Ars nal, Yves. Troy, New York,
As,hs N,. York Arsenal, Governor. I.lana, srsw
Az hs "a A1slil.shsny Arsenal, Pittsburgh, Penusyl
AZ ths 81 Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Missouri,
The lead mast be aslsna, or other, American.
stslburs, OF soft English, Of the most approved
Propes.ls win bs received for lots Of 200 tons and
Bidders SIll state explicitly the lime ana amount
F.iuis 70 deliver at specified time VIII subyse,
the coatrsetor TO forfeiture Of tie amount 10 de
hvered st that time. =" ~ "P7'' - - -
Parties obtainlse contric,s viii be r, quired 10
enter Into bonds with proper surs'iss for u aithfa
TN Department reserves to isslf, the ,ish.tsrs,
Proposals viii be addressed a. lolio~s, Gen. j.
W. RipLEI, Chief OF Ordnauce, Washington ID, C. /,
and should DO endorsed d" Proposal for Lesd'' W
dob - ,zsavA Il 4 ,,bIsili
oHprAscE OrYics, May ~, 1864 ,lli
Ths qlantity Of lead 'requi' ed BY the sbovs ID
vertisement "a reduced to '0hs.thifd o, the above
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