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WOENnRD

Lieut.. Colonel Karge, Of the 1st New Jersey
Cevalry-wounded day before yesterday, at the
recent skirmish, while leading the rear guard on
the Rapidan river-bas arrived in this city, and
Is stepping At Dir. KaluSsowrki's residence, on M
street.
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DrIt Is ascertained from the State Depart
nent that the current rumoss Of intervention or
mediation by European Powers In our national
troubles are withcut foundation either In truth
Q. rsason
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U II is estimated e. those whose authority
Is upquestioned, that six thousand men will be
rsq1i'ed from Philadelphia to i'll the twelve
regiments which were sent from that city to Gen.
McClsllan
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u There is the highest authority for r,yiDg
thai there Is no foundation for the statement thu
General DIX is TO be appointed to the command
at New Osleans. 90 that Hon Reverdy Johnson
I. TO 20 there % Military Governor.
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|" -Four hundred and forty acres Of unim.
proved land in Calhoun county, Iowa, were sold
In Baltimore Yesterday, at o. 10 per acre.
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% An extract from Richmond paper which
We publish TO- day admits the rebel losses In the
battles before Richmond 10 have been twenty
thousand
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u Two hundred Of the public-school teach.
esS Of Baltimore, out Of three hundred and
tventy, have taken the oath OF allegiance.
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GTt Is stated that the French Council Of
State h occupied In trying to devise some "a eans
OF rendering France Independent Of America for
her supply OF cotton. Reports have been made
OF raising cotton In Senegal, the Preach AnfflIes
Guiana, Corsica, Algiers, and MadsRaacar. Z
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u The democsn Of Perry county, Pa, have
TO Congress. r. -. :. -. = :" =
III Kentucky has filed hsf fst quota, ana IA
at York On the second nliing t o TIE Fase Of 500
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FROM THE SOUTH.
TIE CEDAR MOUNTAIN B1sHr-ovrIc1AL

THE CEDAR MOUNTAIN BIeHT-oBFIcIAL pIsPATc II
FRod GENERAL JACKSON.
II ddQHarterS Valley District, Aug IL, eK o.
M Go onel; On the evening Of the 9th inst. Goa
blessed our arms with another victory. The bat {.
lie was near Cedar Run, about six miles from
Culpepet Court House. The enemy, according
to the statement OF prisoners, consisted OF Baaks
McDowells ana Sigel's commands. We have
ever four hundred prisoners, including Brig
zen. PriBce. While our list Of killed Is less
than that OF the enemy, vet we have 70 mourn the
loss Of some Of our best Officers and men Brig
Cen CherieE 3. Winder was nortally wounded
while ably discharging h.s duty at tks head Of
his comm and, which was the advance of the lef
WIZ OF the army We have collected about ,5Ot
small arms and other ord nance stores
en-, Colonel, your ODD serv't,
7 J. JACKSON, Major General.
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Col. r. n. Chiffon, A. A. b.
IMPORTANT FROM EAST IzNslssn..


From the Richmond Dispatct, August Isl
rae engagement, at farewell last week, which
was 90 grossly exaggerated, we are satisfied, was
out the eeginning Of active operations In that
receiving Information OF much more important
movement in the same direction before the expi.
ration OF another week, ard IL Is not improbable
that they viii have confirmation Of the result
anticipated oy the dispatch already published
We are assured by gentleman recently from
that section OF the Confederacy, that our on cers
ana men are fully alive to an opportunity OF
SUI king an effective blow to the minions Of Lin
coin, ara that stirring news must reach u.s. be-
lore many Gays, OF the operations Of our forces.
"oUR NAvY.n
a., The Richmond correspondent Of the Charles
ton Mercury says: :.
"Our navy lifts II. head again. we hear Of
sundry iron-clads at Southern ports in a state of
.ofwaIdness The Arkansas remains quiet be-
cause OF repairs and the necessity of qettin0 n
new ctew-thst which manned her on her way
but II Is the rule, believe, for every crate
vessel and army to keep profoundly quiet for
rom one TO nine months after fght A good
story Is told Ia this connection about Mr.. Mallo-
~. de was showing sharp letter he had writ
ten In regard TO the early completion of a ship.
and telling plaintively Of a number OF such let
ters ne had written before TO the same arm. The
gentleman 10 whom he showed the letter In
said, quietly, 'D-n 10, man, quit writing and %
down ana cuss 'em, cuss 'em. They care moth.
Ing Tor your writing-cuss 'em, cuss 'em'n
THE BATTLES.
The Richmond correspondent Of the Charles
ton Mercury, writes:
"Mr. Croker, Superintendent Of the Army
Intelligence Once, states that his books show
between IL 900 and - 600 wounded I'm the bat.
Ties before Richmond, and thinks the whole
number, including those In private houses NOT
reported TO him, will be about - 500. General
Lee, am told, estimates the killed at Q 500 To
these must be added great msny who were dis.
eoled oy exhaustion, want Of food and bad yater
% mar the sum total would amount, perhaps, 70
io,OOO or 2ooo0 The percentage Of deaths among
weather: have heard 1t put up at So DER cent
out this II foolish Ne case Of amp alton sbove
1 doubt" ' NV
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BOARDING.

RQOMs AND BOARD, with q Northern fAmi-
~ ~, IN pleasant locality near the Departments.
Sssrd nSs sc6ommodse ss.h ts s,.. ~. BE
tween g and II. je H-Sm
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w NOTICE.

Nv NOTlCE.
w HOL EsALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
The subscriber, having recently oompicted the
erection OF bis ney building, on the site OF hi.
sInos) bega 70 call the attention of his old friends
aid the public generally TO the fscs, and 20 remnf
them OF his sbiiIty TO serve them N Oil branches
~ GENERAL GROCERY TRADE,
having ample room and Increased fsoilitiss to
transact buslness. a--,
he has recently returned fiom the various
NoIthsrn msIlsts where he has carefully selected
Everything REQUISITE FOR A FINE
FAMILY GROCERY.
and, having purchased exclusively for cash, can
quality. 80 . 4 =
EIs stock Of Fine Teas, Wines, Lisaors, Sugars
Of Sll gra1eE. Sploes. =.
bourbon, Monongshsls, and Rys Whiskey.
Fruits, Mustsra, eauces. Wooden Ware, 10,
Arc oftLs rest description, and I'll sdslted to
yEseE B, WILSON,
No. sat Pennsylvanis avenue,
an IT, I'm between 9Th and 7Sh cts. south ride.
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NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.

the Patriotic Baak.. U6DEN'S
sa q 81 New Hoassfuruishing stor.,
NEW WOOD AND COAL YARD.
BRlNTNALL q CO. have opened q ysrd IA,
1als OF w Goa and Coal % corner 10th And n sis |,
yhsrs they ere prepared % farnlsh the above sri.
ci1 In large or small guam tiles. We lntond 10
dsA in good articles and give full weight sod
nsesnres, A shafeof pub patronage - sohoited.
mlsriOr Re- md White Goal, ssssiIsai tsi isn,Giy
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GBoRsE7owN. ID. c.,
Jhs eepsrtnership beretoicre' eIis,int between
W, a.. BusxI ma JOHN =. BARnAap, under the
,eyle q kgslY BARNARD, expired tkis "a aag q
3he underslgned win continue the business Of
- Am g TIE Cd stasds on Bricfe street, two
doore vesf Of High street.
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TABLE LINENS, TOW ELS, NatKINS,
L DoJl and Toselngs, al smIle assornert
ties. -0.-'
Ciotks; Cs-simeres, and vestinss, more than our
usual full stook.
Black Silks, from medium ~ to Extra Suyer.
Our Northern sra E&.tsrn CORES ponderts send
u nov suyplies daily.
One price only. marked IN plain figures
An inspection Of stock Implies no Obligation TO
pn!ch&se PERRY BIO.
Au VI lnt Pa Ave End FNinfh ftrnrt-
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FOR S232 OOO "CENTRAL

PROPOSALS FOR S333, 900 CENTRAL
i PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK Of l876"-
Sealed proposals viii be received at the tomptfoles ocr
unH FRIDAY. the 9Th d-y Of June 1902 a O'clock
when Al. be publicly opened loI The whoe part
Of the SUN OF THREE HUNDRED AND THlRIf-THfEE
THOUSAND DOLLARS OF the GENITAL PARK I'M
PROXFMEET FUND STOCK" authorized by Chap IS Of
th. OF 1900 aud by Ordinance Of the Common Coun
ell approved by the Mayor. April D, 1860
Tho SAID stock will bear intere-, al tho rate Of ,t per cent
per snnur payable quarter yearly and the principal will be
redeemed Nov. ], 1870.
The proposals tste tho amount Of stock desred and
the price per hundred dollars thereof and the
ho.- propOss rceepted viii be required 10 deposit with
the ChambersD Of the City within fifteen dsy after the
the bids the awarded TO them respectively
presenting to the Comptroller the receipts oi the Cham
such deposits the parcs will be entitled TO receive
for equal amounts Of the par value of the stock
bea ing interest rom the dstes Of psyments
Zach proposition should be sealed aud Endorsed Proposals
for Central Park improvement Fund Stock snd ncosed
second envelope sddrsssed to tho Comptroller.
The right reserved 10 reject any all OF the BIDS II
sdered necessary to protect promote the interests Of the
city ROBT. 4 HAWS. Comptroller.
City of Eew-York Department Of Finance
Comptroilers Ofhce, May "a, 1862
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proposals.
OyrICs OF ASSISTANT CoMMtssARY- NOMINAL
OF SUBsIsTHNCk. No. StAte-st.
ARMY SUPPLIEs.-PROPOSALS will bt

n hNii OOI ILlE<O.--I hOIONAIS VIII 10
"A received BY the undersgned until O'Clock p.
MONDAY the I'd day OF June for supplying for the OF
the United States Army, SUBSISTENCE STORES. to be
delivered IN Newly ork or Brooklyn 20 foliovs win:
SOO, 600 pounds prime RIO COFFEE to be roasted snd
packed IN Clean bright spirit barrelswith all old naiks Oh
htsIsisd BY painting the heads.
2O0, 900 pounds prime RIO COFFEE, TO be roasted snd
packed double sacks OF hundred pounds esoh inside
sack to be of strong close twed cotton stuff or Of
other material equally adapted 10 the purpose samples Of
which must be eXbted outside sack OF brst quality
and strong gunny cloth both SACKS be sewed close aud the
package to be made compact Of the outside
seek TO be drawn wound. aud ued strongly.
10000 pounds OF dry, light yellow COFFEE SUGAR.
barrels be and Of the beet in for tho purpose and
10 be full head lined with green ekory
Bidder, toH N tter prCsoals the earliest time at D.h
rt.iT de!ireres be made
Proposals 70, different articles must be separate sheets Of
paper.
Small sample, to accompany proposals. the boxes contain
Ing them TO be carefully labeled on the side.
Each bid have printed copy Of tbs Advertisement
posted its hesd and be specific IN comply precisely
with all the Each bid have consideration, must
contain the written guaranty OF two responsible Names as
follows:
We the undersigned hereby guarantee that should ell
Of the above bid be accepted shall be duly uhed
according TO tie true purpoit aud condition"
Proposs must be Endorsed Proposals. for Subsistence
Stores"
Bidders may propose for the whole part Of either
tcle.
The sellers name place Of business with date OF purchase
is quired on each pscksse Of every article. .
All the stores be carefully inspected before their delv
cry ard compared with the Iesinsd ,amPss Retcrn. Of
weights g ed by professional Public Woighe must be fur
nished whenever required
Contractors expected to hold their goods without
pense United states, until required for shipment
Proposer whose bids accepted requested to send
A. B. EATON,
Lieutenant Colonel and A. c. q. s.
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OYrc. NoKrs AMERICAN }
FIRE Insurance COsrAsr, No. d Nslst,
EEw.foRK, May q, 1902.
4 r the Annual Election for Directors Of this
n Company held the 26,h Inst, the following named
gentlemen chosen for the ensuing
JAMES W. OTIS, DRAhE MILLS
THOMAS TlLESTON JOSIAH Lane,
X. NJ. BLATCHFORD, ACTON CIVIL,
CALEB SWAN JOHN hUCHiNCLOSS,
THOMAS w. GALE. OLIVER ; CARTER,
DANIEL y. FEARING, ANDREW RICHIE
CHARLES WILLIAMS WILLIAM BARTON.
VIM WHlrEWRIGHT, OLIVER II. SHEPARD,
CORNELIUS McCOON JAMES Is. JOHNSTON,
WILLS BLACKSTONE. slDNEi BROOKS,
JOSHUA J. HE NhY.
And 81 q subsequent meeting Of the Board JAMES W.
OTIS esq was unanimously re-elec'ed President Of the
Comp.ry X. w. BLEECkER, Secretary.
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OOFING SLATE.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY
Depo.-Corner Of lothev and ousres ct Hydeyills Yer
l2th-st., New.York. mont X RYDER,
ADAM PONTON. Superintendent

This Company invite the attention Of the public 70 their
superior and eil-known GREEN aud PURPLE ROOFING
SLATE which they prepared to deliver from their Susf
ries or Depots in ell sizes suitable for roofing.
The public cautioned against spurious and Inferior ar
ice which has been represented and used ss Eagle Slate
A slate roof Is preferable TO tin, shingles or iron.
II well put lasts lifetime without needing repairs IL
cheap tin shingles II needs no paint han water
from ,lste roof pure II has faint Of docayed wood or
paint Slate roof hreproo insurance companies favor
Them steam will not affect them.
ss,er required win be sent to any part Of
the country upon application az the N.wYorh Depot oden
addressed above TO u THURMAN, no. ~ Courtanots,
Nev.York. will receive prompt attention.
NewYork, March. 1902
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NIOUP-SAVE YOUR CIlILDREN.-A safe
j md r.lishl. medleine-Dr CHAPaAN's celebrated
eomoonnd GROUP AND COUGH sfRUP-uscd With great
80. Tor the last % years; inablo for the Crocp
also. the best medicine for Influenza Colds Coughs osrse
tom The Lnns. Asthma Wboopug Cough, Consumption,
L. Pnoe - cents a bottle; sold Wholesale aud retail By
Wu on APMAN Co., u Fuonst N. T.. aud by Drnsgsta
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OFFICE or A. Q. NJ, U. 8 A.. No. 10 M.re.r.t.}

OYYicE on A. Q. NJ, u. g. A.. No. IS Meroerst,l
kKw-YoEK CRY. May 20. 1862. )
CEALED PROPOSALS vii be received up 70
y IL ~ on MONDAY. June Q. 1862 at the Once Of the
Assistant Quare1msser u. S. Army, for furnishing to the
undersigned with view Of purchasing for the oovsrnment
1850 SADDLE HORSES. 49,
be all defects to be between sx ~ and nine w
yeNs cd and fsom Is to l53 hands high
MARES EXCLUDED.
An animals submitted will be ,ubected to thorough
animation and Inspection duly authorized Agent Of the
Government appointed FOR that purpose fer.ons to whom
N. bid, are will be notified where the inspection oil
the animals Al take place at the time Of awarding the con
tract
n. Government, the right ec, all bids deemed
unreasonable.
Proposals VIII be received for the whole portion oil
the above OF horses and trey viii be accompanied by
the name. Of t2 responsible psties who shall become
securty for the faithful execution Of the contract
Delivery within six ~ days after the signing
Of contract. - A.
Government with hoses and will be directed 10 Capsir
HENRY c. HODGES Assistant QusrtermssIer. u B. Army
No. 10 Mercer-st.. Nev.YoTk.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD
~ BONDS OF all the various s,ues including those Of the
Junction and the Toledo. horssK and Cleveland Pslrod
Companies may be COW EKrkD iato the SHINING FUND
MORTGAGE BONDS. when presented in sums OF loo to
vERMILYE Co. No. a. Wal-si. N Y. or to the under.
signed Cleveland Ohio. The Siuking Fund Mortgage
Bonds may be registered In tie name OF The owner on spp'
caiinn 10 II. Z. LU(E, 1reasaIer.
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HENRY II. BOODY, STOCK BROKER, No. II
i i W.ll-.t, n. Y, BUYS ard SELLS STOCKS, BONDS.
and PUBLIC SECURITIES Of every Kind on COMMISSION
Refers by special permission to Wa n Booth esq NO 20
Fronttt Y. Geo A. Coo esq., President American EI-
change Bank NJ VI Robert Baysrd esq No. u hslst, ~
Y Szmnel ]. Tllden. e.l. No. " Wal. o.. N. Y.
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Nay
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT on the
IA Capital Stock of this Company, declared by the
Board Of Directors THIS DAY payable ct the Office Of the
Treasurer IN this city and ser the first Monday 1.-THE 2d
AZ June CHARLES II. KILGOUR, Secretary.
rR- By order Of the Executive Committee. Eastern Stock
holder may the above dividend In Now York fund
said I'd Of juno On their request to that effect
Addressed the undersigned check will be forwarded BY
mail or otherwise ~ may DO desired.
b. E WRIGHT, Treasurer.
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Drofessiona! Notices.
Bnrniaa fluid, Oils, 81.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
" Received direct from the manufactures and wells and
for sale In quantities sut In prime shipping order the
y.Yy low s.t msrLet rstss by sCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS
4 Co kos 100 and l51 William st.. Now.Ysrk
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Enrniinre.

bedroom enameled FURNITURE in all
10 ccors OF warranted manufacturer also solid Chestnut
Chamber Suites, Plain and ornamental at tAhhino
TONS No go Capast opposite Wooster Established 1913
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF FUR-
IL NITURE ia all and styles wholesale and retail
1he largest stock the city Suites 90 and upward Also
solid Walnut Suites. Mattresses, Psissses. &c WAhhEN
WARD, No. ~ Canalst., doors east OF Broadway
EURNITURE.-F. KRUTINA, successor to
l. J. NJ. DOE Co.. Nos 70 aud 90 East Bou'ton-st, DO
the Bo~eTy and 2d-4v has hand and manu-
fscunns splendid assortment Of bntcsss CABINET FUR
NITUBE, which he viii sell at very low prices
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
-Plsin decorated aud grained. Sold Walont and Oak
Sets suits at $40 and upward Maersses Spring Beds &c
J. W. FISHER Co.. Manufacturers
No. go Broadway. between Bile cker and bond-st,.
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Bniloins Alalerials.

I EAKY ROOFS CURED.-Eilery's Patent
i Hpbb,r Paint one cent a foot and warranted No So
Grand 53 Bowery 81 Psfkow Aston place ~ ehav J75
etbay sc 9th ay SD and ID sy IL south 7tnt WmsbG
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Qu.RTsRxtsTHR GKyERAL's OFrcs,
Mr. 40 lALl

QuARTsRxts GKSEHArs OFrIcs,}
WAsRISGToS. May 30. 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at Harrisburg,
Chicago and Indianspoi, by the officers Of the Quu-
terse Department stationed a. iho'e soes respectively
until NTH q June next for the delivery on or before tue
Of thu, mon h. Of two thousand FIVE hundred CAV
AIRY HORSES at Peryvile Md one thousand vetund-
red Chicago and thousand at lndisuspos The Hor.es
TO be sound o, sx than eight yess old,
than fifteen hands high OF DARK colors and adapted
cavalry service None will be received until they are In
spectsd by the authorized agent OF the Government
BY order l.. 5. slBLEY Deputy Or. NJ. Gen'L
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Uaier. CURE.

DR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ M.,s three miles west from the NORTHAMPTON X X
nnoo 4, one Of the largest aud bseguatsd
go, maintain regions In New England and amply supplied
Inc pnres. and coolest granite water. Prices for patients
IN 70 AZ, and for boaIdes IS to 80 per week Patients
In uaos circumstance especially members Of tho army,
health has suffered from wounds or exposure vii have
n liberal allowance q, Il,
RrysKrscx Dr. Mupds is. neIt TO Pr-smitz. the most
eminent practitioner ,hs Wsie.Cure that Germany has
,roducedb-lN. Y. Tribune
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INTEREST NOTlCE.--The INTEREST upon
Iowa State stooks due July L. 1862, will bs psid and
after that date the Banking House Of Messs GILMAN.
SON Co, New York City. -
SAMUEL J. HARDWOOD. 0ovsrpot Of IswA
Nay y. lsa.
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NOTICE.-PROPOSAL will be received at
~ the Office Of tho Chief Clerk Of the Metropolitan Police
until the 18th day Of June next for the delivery Of ONE
THOUSAND TUNS Of COAL of 2iO pounds each for the
the Department Specifications to BIO examined at the
Office OF the Chief Clerk, No. 4l3 Broome-st.
MAY 49, 1862. s. C. HAWLEY, Chief Clerk
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OyycH or thy F.RskRs' Los TKrsT CosP.SI.i
No 80 Wslst.. New fois, Shay 90 1907
rINHE ANNUAL ELECTION for NINE
i DIRECTORS 81 thi. Company win be ted a, thi'
office n TUESDAY. tho 10Th Day Of Jun. next The poll
will be op,n from IL o'eloct, 70 o'clock, p M
GEO. +. FITCH. Secretary.
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EHw.YoHI CorsTr BANK, SEw-YoEE. May % 1861
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of this
N BANK will 10 held at tho Banking House corner Of 9Th
as ana lih-st on MONDAY. tine ID Of June Polls open
from IL to IL O'Clock q m. J. -. OODfF C"hi-f
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DENNY & Co.

HNHOMAS DENNY & Co.,
Il No JAUNCEf COURT No. 20 WALf-ST.,
Boy and sell commission. STOCKS, BONDS. aud Gov
ERNMEHT SECURITIES at the Board Of Brotes for cash
or on time Orders by mail otherwise vii receive prompt
attention DOR Annual Financial Circular furnished graluiI'
ou.l x
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Amuseunenis.

RARNUM" AMERICAN MUSEUM.
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT DRAMA.
Romantic and sensational with New Scenery. Music &C.,
entitled:
ADELAIDE or DRESDEN;
SEVEN ESCAPES.
THIS AFTERNOON. at O'Clock -, ,,,.,,,,,,
III. produced by The entire srengts 2, the Company
MDLLE KICBENZA.
beautiful and 5mpshed Vocalist, appears In Popular
''ls at s fITPf I'll Bobby ONLY YEARS OLD,
The Champion Jig Dancer oftls World
COMMODORE NUT
in' smallest man $4,000 NJ EUT Tf''' '''
h1r n" d. iS1Easg Ts PERFORMANCES
Gns FL Ro ,aSs' TIE m'' QUAKER AXE or WOODEN Gun
from the Rebel Fortihc,ous at Csntreyills. Va THE
BiNUs, THE GTviNG BLACK SEA LION. LYING
MAMMOTH GRIlZLY BEAR SAMSON. LYING mon;
TURTLE, GRAND AoUARIA, &c
AdInis,ion 70 all 25 c,. endren under 10 IS cts
GREAT BABY .SHOW-rlME CHANGED.
Opens MONDAY Jube 2 Instead Of TUESDAY June
o sSSe M IN ,1 nss , sl ssss:ed
beside Twins, Trpets and Fat Babies
WINTER GARDEN.
FAREWELL NIGHT or MISS BATEMAH
LAST saAF OK H hEs t dhAH
Madame STR kOSCH,
Mile. CARLOTTI PATTI -
Mr.. EDWARD MOLLENHAUER,
Master WILLIE BARNEsNoRE PAPE,
In q GRAND MUSICAL MELANCE.
Mrs. Ii. l.. Bs.eDan's grest trsycty Of
GERALDINE.
MISS BATEMAN Mr. BATEMAN.
Mr. DAv VII Ai H.. Blanc M. tcpHAASfRAu
aud the entire Company.
PROGRAMME
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Tor which the celebrated artists named therein have kindly
volunteered:
Amour Poksp-Muio.........MlleC ARLOTrA PATTI.
Dreamy SQUADS Of Wigwam Lie'
Fantasia Characteristic LED MOLLENHAl III
Echo Soug,. CAkLOrTA Patti
Prsyor-Nosss in Kgypr-Thai0rg. -.
Master WILLIE B. PAPE.
Duett'-Ssfo.
Mile CARLOrTA PATTI and Mad STRAKOsCH.
Doors open Boz book open ali day Prices unchanged
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fouse furnishing GOODS.

DEDS! BEDS!! BEDS!!.
ID PUTNAM'S PATENT SPRING BED
The hest Bed In No i67 Canal, Elixsbetst
- EAGLE" GAS STOVES, for SUMMER
II COOKING.-Thess Stove. boil, bake. roast Try.
.rv bro etc. and cooler cleaner safer more cconom
c and more easily managed than any other stove In use
Price from 20 cents % tta.
Also GAS STOVES for HEATING purposes
M.Dufsotuf ed and sold wholesale AID retail, by
CONOvER L WALKER No. <7+ Broadway.
Wsnsntsd W plsass, u W uoasy NtuzHe&
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NOTICE. The ANNUAL REGATTA of the
IN NETWORK YACHT CLUB will take place on
THURSDAY, the 3th day Of June, proximo.
esboa. will be furnished by tue Club for the exclusive
use OF members and vail FROM foot Of Mortons at
10 . OF that day. $50
Members who not received their tickets may obtain
them on application TO the Treasurer, No IL Wollst.
II. MORTON Secretary N. Y. 7. c.