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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04
From Missouri.

LEAvENwoRTH, Mo-, Feb. 3.-Commis-
sioner VIM. z. Dole had an interview with
the various Indian Chiefs, including the
loyal Greeks, and SeminoIes Tho COM
missioner promised to aid the loyal Iu-
dians against the rebels, and the chiefs
agreed to take the field with their warriors.
Col. Deitzler, of Kansas, of the LIST, and
Jennison, OF the 9Th, have been appointed
Acting Brtgadier Generals.
The friends of Gen. Lane declare that
he will enter military service If he has to
serve as private.
RoLLA, Mo-, Feb. 2.-Reliable informa-
ton from Lebanon says, that Gen. Curtis
is now in that place. The number of
his troops there is constantly increasing.
1t is doubtless his intention to remain at
that place until all his forces arrive, which
will be several days yet, MS some of them
have not started. A considerable number
of them are under orders to march this
morning, aud probably within two or three
days all that are going will have departed.
The roads between this place and Leban.
non arc almost impossible. Fifty teams
are said to be on this side Of the Gascon.
ade river, waiting for the water to suhside.
There is n rumor, but not generally be-
lieved, that Price has recently been rein
forced by $4,000 confederate troops from
Arkansas, aud is now preparing to give
our army hard fight.
The third Missouri Cavalry are now
nearly all here, but one or two companies
to come up. This regiment is to be Mt
tached to Gen. Sigel's Division.
ST. Louis, Feb. 4.-Advices received last
night by train on Pacific. Railroad, state
that the Brigade of Gen. Davis was at
Versailles, Morgan County on Wednesday,
proceeding 1t is coniectured to join Gen.
Curtis at Lebanon. Gen. Palmers Brigade
at Larmine reported undermarching orders
for Kentucky. Gen. Sigel left Rolla yes
terday for Lebanon, tho balance of his
division will follow.
TIproN, No., Feb. 2.-The division under
Gen. Davis has been much retarded by bad
roads and swollen streams. The wagons
and artillery sunk axle deep. The BIG
Grayers, stream ordinarily unimportant,
was swollen beyond its banks, and occu-
pied two days in crossing. A sharp frost
having set in on Thursday night, the roads
will now support the trains, and If unim-
peded by furtherl obstacles, this column
will advance rapidly.
Gen. Prentiss with his command is adj
yancing on Lebanon TO combine with the
forces under Gen. Davis. Price though so
formidably menaced shows no signs of fall
ing back and from present appearances
seems determined to give baltic. Should
he maintain his position within two weeks
Springfield will be the theatre of another
bloody contest, such as has made that
devoted place famous in the history of the
war in Missouri.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04
From Gen. Lander's Division.
Especial Dispatch TO the Cincinnati GoTStts. /

It is reported here that Ger. Lands, t...
asked to be relieved Of his command as
General of this division, and that al soon
as relieved, he will resign his coulmfssion.
1t should be understood that the no ret
rogade policy in this division was IA one.
dience TO express orders from Gen. McClel.
Ian. It is very. different from what Gen.
Lander 9 apteeede Would have led .Tls 10
expect. md It is known that he dislilSed
being thus compelled to adoptft. Il Is mn
derstood that Lander, at three tifffeFeat
times asked permission to advance on the
enemy, and that he had already built hat-
boatsat Cumberland before being re-enz
forced that he might march cast and hold
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04
From Fortress Monroe.

FoRTREss MONROE, Feb. 2.-The gunboat
Daylight sailed to-day for the mouth
York river, and relieved the Young Rover
from the blockade in that vicinity.
The Young Rover will proceed to the
mouth of the Rappahanuock to relieve the
Dawn, which will go to New York for re-
pairs.
The Hartford sailed for the Gulf during
the night.
Alag Of truce was sent 70 Craney Island
but brought back no passengers or papeFs.
The crew of tho rebel boat reported hear
ing heavy firing at Norfolk during the last
two days,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04

R5~A WBLL DESERVED APPOINTMENT
L are glad to learn that Capt. Phillip
aum, of "Daum's Battery" which has
pne much excellent service in Western
irGinia, has received the appointment of
lieutenant Colonel of Artillery. Capt.
aum was once an officer in the Prussiau
ryice, but emigrated to this country
pine years ago. he fought against Wal.
er in the Nicaraguau war, aud has dis.
inguished himself wherever he has had an
ppOrtunity. When the present war broke
ut, he was in South America, but came
aek to the country of his adoption when
thought that country needed his SER
ices. In New Orleans efforts were made
induce him to enlist in the cause of the
fbels, but he peremptorily declined. He
ame to Pittsburgh, and there Immediately
# to work recruiting his battery, aud
pom enlisting the required number of
ben, came down to Wheeling Island,
here the organization of the battery was
Ompleted. At the late fight at Green
Pier, Capt. Daum had but one sun, which
handled with most disastrous effect up
the enemy. By his manifest knowledge
all the details of the service in which
is engaged, his GOODNESS, courage aud
nd"uuted perseverance, he has commend
himself to the admiration of General
Eslley, who knows aud recognizes his
erits. The appointment is good one.
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AND STILL THEY COME!
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER,S.


No. 80 Main ST., Centre wheeling.
A T AsToN1sIIINGLY Low PRICES FOR CASH
IA 0nlyi
French Meriuos, plain and figured of all coIors.
- ThiDet Cloths, Of all qualities and colorS, from
Plain and figured Muslin DoIAiues of an eOlOrs aud
Mourning Dress Goods.
BOmbazines, BLACK Merinoes, Plain Black DsIaIues
Hack Grape aud Love Wells, Black Hosiery, SIX and
Kid Gloves, Black Grape Collars, &c.
ShaNVls and .ClOaIEs,
Embracing the very latest novelties OF the Season.
Ladies' Black and COlOrcd Cloth Cloakg,
Long and Square Wooden Plain and Plaid ShawIs,
Broche ShaWls, very cheap,
Black Cashmere Thihet ShaWlS,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies', Misses and Children
Hosiery, Gloves and Untlsrga garments.
Ladies', Gents and Children's Cotton and Wooden
Hosiery, In cOlors and white Pleecy lined Cotton
lIosery for Ladies' aud Children; MerinO UnderVasts
Mems UuderShirts and Drawers, white and eolored.
White Y, Bed Blankets; Red, White, Blue, Grey and
AS1ERcGN DOMESTIC Goons, Bleaehsd and
Unbleachel- Cotton sllIrtinEs sheetings, Cheeks,
Plaid. Linseys, Canton Flannes, eOlOEed aud white.
EMBROIDERIES.-RIch styles of French and
Scotch COllarS, black Grape Collars. Black Lace
Veis, Bands, EdginEs and InsGrtings, &C., 30.
Also, to arrive, l1rge assortment Of FuTS Cheap
WOolen Hoods, new and splendid styles Of Hoods,
Moolen Comforts, for Men and Boys, in large guam
Titles.
All Of these goods will be sold at very low prices
tor cash Please call soon, at
No. 80 Main ST., Centre Wheeling.
noy30 JOHN ROBMkR.
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\ ours, &c.

R4- Hon. BEN. WooDs' NEW NOVEL.
Glove and Secession" qsutherlands,n
"John Brent" "ClOister and the Hearth, !"
uprising of Great People, (revised
edition,) and other new books, at Graves
News Depot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04

rs TaEl GAYErY THpArRn.-The man
gers of the Gayety Theatre announce the
PpeaEance of Miss Julia Barton, ON wed-
esday evening. The "Gayety is doing
good business and affords varied and
fseresting entertainment. g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04

LouIsyILIE. Feb. 3.-Capt. H. n. Fogg
was wounded near Somerset, is dead =
Maj. Cliff, surgeo1of ZollicoHers Brigade
who was taken prisoner at Somerset is
here, aud will besent to Bowling Green on
Tuesday to be exchanged it is thought
Gen. Buell. win arrange for the exemptiup
of all surgeons from arrest hereafter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04
Ma YORS OF THE.
Great Cities.

w the Druggists, Ap0theearies, aud PhyEiefans
suranee to rs that the remedies of DR. q o. AVER
CO. Of Lowell, ayers sarsapaFilla, PillE AEue
Cure. and Cherry PectoE9lO have been found to be
hdence Of the community
Mayor of LOWELL, MASS.
HON. ALDIN BEARD,
non. 3. W. HAREISeEoN; /, ,,,,,,..
NV, 'A' AD1i Mayor Of CONCORD. n. n.
A0'' = = sOIDS Mayor Of WORCESTER, MASS.
S'7 Mayor of SALEM, MASS.
non ,. v. LINCOLN. Il H.iy.. q BOSTON, MASS
~, ~ = A Mayor of PROVIDENCE, R. |.
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE,
HON. J. \. HAhS Hs;or Of NEW LONDON, CONN.
HON. ouAs, 5. RoD1ER,
-',', mayor of NEW YORK CITY.
Mayor Of HAMILTON, Q, W.
HON. ADAM WILSON, Mayo, ., TORONTO. 9. ".
: " Mayor Of CINCINNATI, ONO.
HON: l. II. CRAWFORD,
HON. JoHs SLOAN,
Mayor of LYONS, IOWA.
l0A' 'A4As Ai IayoF q FBStOynAnvILLn. Q. W.
HON, JAMES W. NORTH Mayo, Of AUGUSTA. Va
ANAi oh Mayor a'' Of uAIlowBLl, nE.
HON. JAMES s. DEEK,
Mayor > Of NEW DBDroaD. MASS.
HON. j. BLA1sDELL.
Mayor of FALL RIVER, MASS.
non. W. II. oRANsTox,
Mayor of aALENA, ILL.
HON. JOHN noDoD, 2s,,,. !, n,,.,,o,,,. -
HON. THOMAS cRUroup1ELD,
-, .,0DrD- Dl7 Mayor Of TUSCALOOSA, ALA,
Mayor of nEMpnrs, TENN.
non. GERARD srTTH,
HON. II. D. SCRANTON.
HON. De WITT c. GROVE:
non. GEORGE vies9 Mayo, Of plrrspvro. Pa.
Mayor Of DETROIT, MICH.
HON. uEMAN L. PAGE.
''N0oils' Mayor of RACINE, WIS.
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor of KENosnA, WIS.
Mayor of CHICAGO, III
Mayor of sEs,1A, ALA.
49, :, :. N1 Mayor of MONTGOMERY, Ala.
Mayor of COLUMBUS, GA.
DON EsPARrrRo MANUEL, -. ~.
Mayor of MEx1co.
DON EsrEpuAN1r RoDRrqyEs
DON ANTONIO Eonzvr9 A.. :, -, a..,,
Mayor Of VALPARAISO. CHILL.
DON MARC sEsoU1pEDALrA,
Mayor Of RIO JANETRo, BRAZIL.
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured
them
Ayers sarsaparilla
Is an excellent ,ss%sy. and worthy the confidence
Ayers SarSaDarIlla.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04

NEW YoRK, Feb. 8.-The steamer Stella
arrived this morning from Hayre. The
gunboat Santiago was at MatanEas on jan
uaty Slst. All well. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04

No rogue Ger felt the halter draw,
With good opinion Of the law.
Time, which determines all things, can
lly tell whether our Legislators have been
Use or unwiso in this.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04


B6rFRoN RIonMoSD-The following
letter was received day or two ago by
SIr. freeman of Hancock county from his
brother, a prisoner Mt Richmond:
BroHMoND, Feb. 81, 1861.
j. S. FREEMAN:
As some four of our officers who are lust
exchanged are going north Tomorrow, /
thought it good opportunity to write
you. We were visited day or two since
by Mrs. -, a lady from your section, who
seemed very anxious to have us exchanged
and said the Confederate authorities had
proposed to exchange Lieut.. Hall and my
selffor Col. Wiley who is now in prison at
Wheeling. But ] did not know whether
such an exchange would be accented by
our government, or the charges against
Col. w. may be of such u nature as to rem
der An exchange on any terms impossible.
Butyoumight submit the proposition toGoy.
Pierpoint and ascertain upon what terms he
would exchange Col. w. There are only
three officers who were taken in Western
Virginia, viz; Lieuts. Hall, Mcneil of tho
Engineering corps and myself.
am well at present, and hope you have
sent my clothing, ms the seat is worn out
of pOutaloous and the elbows of my coat,
and if possible send me under clothes that
arc lice proof Such articles would be of
inestimablc value here.
4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04
Steel PIOughs! Steel PIougIS!

ENXCLUsIvE Agency for Gill SONS s1psrior
III Cast Steel Plougha wewOuld inform tic farm
ers OF this country that have the sole agency for
tho sale OF these well known sod and Stu6bIe and
general use ploughs, right and left hand for two or
three horses. Also all tho castings OF both hei old
and now series Of plouGhs. Also
400 Iron Double shovel PIoughs,
with ground cast stsel moulds, with and without
guards. These ploughs proved a decided sueeeess
last season. PRYOR FROST
lanlo q 4 o Main St
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04

GS5- TIE PAE HANDLE RAIERoAp.-For
the information of our readers Nc give be.
low the resolutions of the Ohio Legislature
asktng the Legislatureof Virginia to grant
the right Of way across the Pan Handle for
a railroad
WHEREAS, The condition of the country.
IN all its relations, calls upon us for the
maintenance, not only of our civil institu-
uons, put the development of all our mate
RAJ agricultural, and Industrial pursuits
now, whilst the business of our State ia
and has been much retarded, in the sale
and transportation of its products. for want
OF additional routes of trade and travel
leading to the seA-coast, and even when
the General Government itself was first
threatened with rebellion, the same evil.
was sorely telt-the urgent need of our
people, and the promptness and alacrity
with which Ohio offered her blood and
treasure to defend our sister State, Virgin
Ia, from invasion, justify us in calling upon
her, believing the favor will be readily ac-
coded to therefore be 1t
ResoEUed, BY the General Assemble If
the State of Ohio, That the construction
of railroad from SteubenviTle. Ohio. over
the territory of Virginia, to the State line
OF Pennsylvania, is demanded alike for the
convenience of our people, the transporta-
ton OF the mails, and the consideration be-
fore alluded to.
ResOleed, by the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio, That the Governor of the
State be requested to forward a COW of
this Preamble and resolutions to the Gov
ernor OF the State of Virginia, to have the
same laid before the Legislature of said
State, respectfully asking them to grant
the right of way for building the railroad
Aforesaid across their territory, and for
building and maintaining bridge across
the Ohio at or near the City of Steuben-
1t will be remembered that bill asking
this right of way has already been defeat.
ed by a large majority in the House. The
allustOn of the Legislature of Ohio to the
"blood aud treasure" which she has ex-
pended in Virginia, strikes us as being in
bad taste. Any mention of an obligation,
it is said, cancels it. We venture to say
that no people were ever moro grateful 10
another people than are the loyal people of
Western Virginia to thepeople of Ohio for
her aid in our hour of need, but VIC do not
think that any dictatiou from any quarter
will induce the Legislature of this State to
change her railroad policy, particularly
when that policy has been decided upon so
decisively.
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The Latest War NewsI


ETNHE subscriber takes much pleasure in informing
Il his many friends and customers that he has
JUST RECEIVED PER ADAMS EXPRESS,
Another new lot Of the --latest styles Of
LADIES' CLOAKS,
A fresh supply Of all kinda OF FUR. A large a.
oortment OF very rich and handsome
DRESS GOODS,
comprising all the latest styles Of Figured YelourS
Plain and Figured French Marines, Plain and PiRs
ured all wool Delanes, aud many other goods Of late
ImpOrtatiOnP.
We also opened this day 200 pair OF very fns
BLANKETS,
and will open this week a large and well selected
stock Of Prints, bloaehed and unbleaehed Mullins
T1cking1, Cloth, etc, etc.
Persons In want OF goods would do well to cali
early Tho goods are all new, well selected and WTll
Se sold at astonEhlngy low prices at Wholesale OF
Helau, at ALEX HBYlIAN'S,
noN25 1SI Main st, Wheeling, Va.
NOVELTY MILLS FLOUR WbIto
IN Wheat Family Flour Of the celebrated Novelty
brand, just received and for sale by
dseli GEO. ADAMS, 20 Main q.
TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
WE can oler the. Gruatsst Inducements to tho
w kTrade, by our long e1psrienee, caGF uurcbSIeS
and the largest stock. Ldec21l HARPER BRO.
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ON RECEIPT or ANY OF TIE FOLLOWING
" sums, in Cash or POST ONCE Stamps, the sub
scrtber VIII send by return OF mall or otherwise n
eOT1iRq 10 CIeScTiusiO1ls wis. = ~ - tS "
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
PROPOSALS FOR s3e3, 900 CENTRA
L PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK o

PROPOSALS FOR s3s3,OOO CENTRAL
PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF
1870" Scaled proposals Will be received at ihs
Comptroller's oioc, until FRIDAY, the 2Jth day
OF june, 1862, at o'clock p. M, when the same
will be publicly openel for the whole Or sty pat
Of the sum OF THREE HUNDRED AND Iilh-
TY.THKEE THOUSAND DOLLAKs OF ne IN.
TRIAL PARK IMPROVEMENT FUND sIOCh,
authorized by Clrp. IS OF The LAVA OF lsoo and
by An Ordinance q the Cannon CouIei- sppFO'ed
by tie Mayor, April %, is6o.
The said stock will bear interest ~ tho rate OF
six per cent per amman, Isy able quarter yearly,
and the princi, q will be r,dsoIned Roy.l. 1876.
The proposais will state the amounbf stock do
sired and ne price per ons hundred dollars there
Of and the persoua whose IroPoeals are accept
ed, will 10 required 10 isposit with the Chamber
lain OF the Cay. within fifteen days Gter the
opening OF .hs 1ds, tie sums awarded " .hsrn re-
sIccuse!y.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts Of
the Chamberlain for such depGsits the plres will
lie eptitted 10 receive certificates fur equal amounts
Of the par value Of The stock. beana interest from
the dstss Of payments.
Each pro- bsltion should he scaled and Endorsed
"Proposals for Central Park Improvement Fund
Stock" and inocaod in second envelope, addressed
" the Comptroller.
The right is reserved to reject any or all Of me
bidk II oonzidnred necessary TO protect op promote
the Interests % the city.
ROBf. T, HAws, Coiaphallsr.
City ofNoH York, Department pfFinance,(
Compt.hess oE'e. My ss. ls!j, !
ie2 sA&ru'ia1
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rG2vrsioSs--Rork-s.les OLD Mess. $40 76s $40 ST:
New niess. 81 e2H. Prime do. $S62k: City prime
mess, Sll. Beef. country meas, SIS so.
Prime DO. - Soar. Repacked Western, SlIaI3 So
Beef u,nH- Sl6ai6 30, Bacon. Sides long clear, Tks
shos, clear. on Hams 4hs5. Shoulders. 9ksl.
Lard. No. i, TAas; Kettle rendered. skssx.
Kegs, 81. Ohio Butter. l9a1sc. State, 1osl6
Cheese, Ohio. asle, state, 8a7c.
RIcs-E Iudies, 62ao 81; Carolina. 6AaTk.
SALr--Liysrpooi, ground, Sisl 10; Ashton, ~
2; 1t, Kits sos; Turks IslaId, 20.
soAP-Castile, new, 13c.
srIaITs-Sales, Rochele Brandy, 50 o0A1 10
Cogiae. 50 Ioaa 90 Gin. 30 95a$i 10. jamaica Rum,
ca.2 10. g. Crolx Rum. I 0Sal ia Whisksys
25s26.
suoAs - Fair 70 good refining. SxsN
sales Cuba, duty paid, 6&asA; nAri AdosS,
ot New Orleans. IN, p Rco,Tkssk; Siam, ~
IS ia son yellow refined. Ska9t soft ,hiSs,
~ 9k;;, powdered. i0haiOh stuarts LOAF
lotc: ,crr.hsd loksoo, x 10 s-Ai whites
kTALtow - Prime city, . Sk' Western. bbks
SaeS butchsra . IL.
TAPIocA-L, J., 1919.
TxA-Ankol, Is q - O.; Congo, oolong, % . o.
hyson, 10 W; Coarss Y Hyson, ooA ~ GsoA
thin, 80a00,
TIs-.Salss straits ssKsso; Banos. sia--, pissss.
isA, 50 iaa So 81.
TohAaua-S.lrs kentucky, Malt
NGALfpoas-0ch5tsS,e Is Ne; doush osA.sslG
! Arih. 70.
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A j.. l.. SMITH, ARC, WILL SELL THIS
~ day, 1T ii o'clock. tho entire furniture OF
family giving up housekeeping. IN the private resi-
dencs II Ninth ct, Ess, Of 81 ~. Everything must
be removed this day. 22S
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INSURANCE.
pEOPLE'S FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
oace.. 1893 CANAL STREET. and

InFura Property, generally, against Loss by
TIRE, Oh the most reasonable terms.
DIRECTORS
Matthias Clark, ii. s. Terpe, Chsg. u. Hunter,
JohnW. Lewis, james =. Lewis, Samuel Birisall,
Thos Williams, Elw r. Clark, Geo. Schmolzel,
Jno =. YelvertonP, H. Christie, Thos. J. Banck,
Abr'm Ieggeu, William NOR, Croweli Adams,
Simon shlnder, u. J. steward, Jos'ph d, Miller,
Alfred Dsrmore, a. X. vanNess, j. q. BlauyelL
Corns Stepheps, Samuel RIynor, Albert Mann,
BolOmen Banta- WIN. HertGel, Henry David,
Chrhto'rGsyer, John o. More, Peter j. Schultz,
George Warner, MOT N oigood, J. y. VanRper
l man Campbell, EliIh. Bpotmnn,
MATTHIAS CLARK, President.
W, =. UHDEkHiLL, Secretary.
myl0 2iisN&ThsiOs
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SEWING MACHINE.

SEWlNG MACHINES FOR SALE, To
Trent or exchange singers, Wheeler * Wilson's,
Wilcox 4 Gibbs aud othor., Cheap or cash, or part
payment. machines bought, exchanged and
paired 800 Broadway, room 3, up stars. jcg 2&sc'
SEWING MACIIINES-FiRST QUALITY,
- bought, sold and let, with ~ without operators.
Family sewing done u order. OIL. sluttlcA
needles, g., kept on hand. All kinds Of sewing
machines repaired at29 Second at. je0 sosc'2o5
SEWING MACHINE FOR SAIE-ONE OF
- singers No. 2 machines fpr sale cheap, ss the
parties are going into other business. Inquire 100
bayard 81, "a floor. my2T 2iac'21A
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SElAnllespJATS.

EXCURSiONS-B GROVE-Also
a. steamboats, and bsrgos, expressly ADAPTED for
excursions, may be chartered favorable terms,
by applying 10 r. Il. WILSON, 40 Wall 81, corner
South, up stairs. Ices % ,c'l32
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION--NOTI0
w 70 kndling wood pump, And packing BOZ
manu'seturers.-G. W. KELSEY, Auct., viii sell
at public suction the machinery Ard contents Of q
ceased on Tuestay Junc Path, 1852, at l0H o'clock,
the premises In North LIST u, bet. 9th and 7th
sts., Consisting Of set pump making tools, split
ting machine, circular saws, shears and pulleys
shaflngs, belts and hangers, steam Ringe lumber,
old iron, wagons, &C., DC. Sale positive only
bank abb money I, ceived. e23 2sl0a
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NR. MOYT. DENTIST. Boz BROApWAY,
REMOVALS.

DAWNBROKEkS' NOTICE - FRIDEN-
NLRGI have removed their business from 29J
f's. broadway la tAe corner Of Bowery and Grand
4, under tue Oriental Bank, where all articles 'ct
nm be red, ciUyd ~ I,n. we'd. business Confined
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SOLDIERS, sEAMEN OR THEIR RELA-
~ tves having claims against the Genera Govern
msnt for Siss bounty, prize money, arrears 0: Ray
l ana pensions, will call on j. NELSON IuCKEY,
agent tsr the coe,Lon Of 5oldlers Back Pay and
De49T ani whero the saiao will be cash.d Ms.
eH' AZ rue ~, my29 2tac'l35
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF V,

NV IIsIaIENGIyII0T ~ II-N VVTIO4N Ut ' N
w luable real estate, viz; lots On Leonard nj 4,
near stage routes; houses and lo,g on MOTH bsh
1t, near 81 ST. AMI house and lot on Herbert o. nen
Graham ave. Nv. KELSEY, suctoneer, will sell
tie above property, Oh tie premises, viz; At II
o'clock, the lots Leonard 1t at * O'Clock, tls
house on Herbert ~, and at ~ ck, tho Louise on
North 9Th st. Terms liberal and made Known on
day ofeale. For fll particulars, maps, 6n., apply
q u. w, KELSEY, Auct!cneor, l2a Grand ~, VII.
llsmsburgh. je23 B'l0o
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Young MAN WANTED TO ATTEND A
L grocery aud tea store, at 26Js Carmns st. 10
r STEEL WIRE DRAWERS WANTED AT
" Peterson, \. BROCMHEAD. josl g'lOI
e BA,STERS ON THIN COATS-2j6 WEST
" Houston street. 10
On PANTALOON FiNISlIERS WANTED
~ NJ 80 Elizabeth st. Steady work. ii5
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laid MILE FAILTHE EXCURSION,
~ for Tho hsnsas al

will take place at JON ~ WOODS, on THURSDAY,
June 26th, 1862. Two lIress AMI Cotillion lands
have been engaged, 81 that all may ava oppor-
ntut will lie under TIL chargu of " competent
committoc and Conrclls h.nd will furnish
the music. The Grove Dersftl,,ai will likewise I've
under the charge of n cominittr" and a., music will
b. furnished by wli,wor,hs baud. Tickets boz.
i,y hsgOt