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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-16

A MOST BRUTAL ASSAULT was committed by g
Chinaman on his wife last Thursday. The parties
lived in kaneOhe, near the Ahuimanu school. The
wife, who is a native woman, was beaten and kicked
so severely that there is hardly a possibility of her
surviving. The Chinaman. who was formerly a
cOolie, has been arrested. and is now in the Station
House awaiting the result of the assault.
CoTToS SEED.-Mr. Holstein has left with US a
small package of Peruvian Cotton seed, received
lately by him from Washington. Persons wishing to
make a trial Of it, can obtain the seed from Us.
II Their Majesties the King and Queen returned
from WaiaLae on Monday last.
u By notice in another column it will be seen
that Bishop Staley will preach on Sunday morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-16

- by our exchanges. We notice the death Of
Capt. Wainwright, late Of the U. S. steam slOop
Hartford. which was the flagship Of the New
Orleans Squadron. He was a brother of Mrs. Syuge,
wife Of the British Consul General resident here.
capt w had become quite distinguished in the re-
cent engagements on the Mississippi.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-16
The following assortment of Lumber, at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES..
TAHITI.

The attention of country dealers is respectfully solicited to
this fine assortment. 1873 3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-16

TAHITI.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING -
- leased the Patent slip and heaving down rGl
~ wharves for a term Of five years from the Gov -
ernment, is now prepared to execute every kind Of sip work
and general repairs Of vessels at lower rates than in any other
port Of the Pacific.
A large and well selected assortment Of Muntz metal, spars,
canvass. cordage and every other necessary for repairs on ship
ping, constantly on hand and for sale on moderate terms.
The Patent slip can take up a vessel Of about 600 tons unload
ell, or one Of from 200 to $50 tons loaded. The cradle is about
10 feet long, taking easily a vessel Of about 100 feet in length.
The heaving down wharves are respectively 2oi and 207 feet
long, and have been built 50 "a to heave down two large ships
at a time. (Signed) EDGAR STRINGER.
Tahiti. June so, 1862. 333-3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-16
NOTICE.

Two Ill WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
the undersigned hereby gives notice Of his intention 10
leave this Kingdom for a while TO visit the United States of Am
erica, and all, and every person having any claims against the
undersigned, are requested TO make them known for adjustment
Immediately. LUTHER r. MACOMBER.
SEPT. 2Sth. Isd2-333-lm Mainhino. Kan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-16
NOTICE

II THI APPOINTED ANIEL
II SMITH my attorney in fact during my absence from the
Islands by full power OF attorney.
HENRY J. II. WORDSWORTH.
Honolulu, Oct. s, 1862. 1885,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-16

= Vivid lightning appeared on Tuesday evenin
hea'y bank Of clouds lying directly south o
'hs port Indicating . storm in that quarter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-16

B We complete this week, the publication Of the
avs passed. Of the last session Of the Legislature.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
NOTICE..

'' Our readers will perhaps expect
US to apologize for presenting them
with only half q sheet this week.
We give them the reason, which is
that an unprincipled printer whom
we had engaged to work for us,
failedto fulfil his engagement. We
make no apology for issuing half a
sheet this week, as the state of our
subscription book is quite sufficient
to justify US if we should issue only
halfa sheet for some weeks to come
Our subscribers know that we cam
not print q paper without money to
pay for paper, ink, aud labor, yet
but few have paid us for tie cur
rent yeah. Many still owe us for the
last year, and some for three years.
Most Of them, if not all, are able to
pay us--why then are we deprived
of that Which is our just due? '
Surely the defaultersSdo not wish
to see, their names in the black list
which we shall assuredly publish
early in the New Year, if all ar
learages are not forthwith paid.
There are some who owe Us fol
advertising and Job work; shall we
be compellcdtO publish their namea
in order to warn the public against
trusting those, who would swindle
she printer out Of his hard,earned
money? We are sorry to be obliged
to speak thus plainly, but we have
spoken once and again without cf'
!ecl. Nam Of those who owe US.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
Weekly Summary.

The war news of the week pos
sess some little interest. GAL quiet
on the Rappahannock" is the I'M
failing announcement of the tele-
graph.
The army has suffered severely
during the late inclement weather.
The rebels continue f~ortifying G.
very approach to Richmond, SO
that every mile of the ground will
be hotly contested.
In Mississippi, Grenada has beer
occupied by Gen, Hovey; and pre-
parations are being made for a sec
ond attack on V~icksburg.
From Tennessee we have bad
news. Morgan has captured a whole
bri gade, including the 106th and
1O8th Ohio, at Hartsville.
An expedition under Banks has
left Fortress Monroe under sealed
orders.
We have late news ola severe
battle in Arkansas between the for
ces of Generals Hindman and Blum
in which the .Federals claim a vic
tory.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11

heather. They may thank God that
they are not as other men, but He
win chastiae them seven tim Is.
The Lord spake unto Moses say
ing, 4 will cast their carcasses up,
on the carcasses of their idols, and
my soul shall abhor them"
PAUL.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
Lost and Found.

N. B. Stephens the enterprising
dry goods man has long been lest
behind those mammoth piles of Dry
Goods, where we found him this
week, dispensing the good things
of his store to all who brought him
cash in hand, or produce fortrade.
He sells his-goods 30 Cheap that he
has been obliged oobtain addition
al help to attend fully to the calls
of his numerous patrons. >.
Country produce of all kinds ta'
ken for goods. .., ,g
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
Eaton, Ohio.
Thursday, December n, 1862.
Constitutional Rights which We Mean
am To Exercise And Maintain. c

Congress shall make noiaw re-
.spccting an establishment of
hgion, or prohibiting the free ex-
ercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or of the press.
---AmcndmentS to the Constitution OF
he United States, Article 1.
Every citizen may freely speak
write, and publish his sentiments
on all subjects, being responsible
for the abuse of the right; and no
law shall be passed to restrain OF
abridge the liberty OF speech, or Of
the press" -COnstitution Of Ohio
Article 1, Section II.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
UNION 4 BAKERY,
Main Street, 2 doors East
of tho M T. Church.
of the M. E. Church
TO ConSumptipes.

|| #| .##
THE advertiser, having been restored
health in q few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, copspmption-is anxious to make
known tAofhis fellow.safcfers the means Of
cure! W UIT 10 HDIT H.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy.
of the prescription used Gree of eharge)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a sure cure
or Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c
The ~onlyobject of the advertiser in sending
the prescription is to- benefit, the afflicted,
and spread information which he eonceives
to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them moth
ng, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
June ls-8af0Q ,Eillie@sbpts.
GQAN oaabtyN New York.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
ma We have received from Geo

na- We have received from Geo.
Lockwood a bottle of Bentley's GEL
.ebrated Bitters, and we cordially
recommend them to all who wish
for an anti-dyspeptic,U and invigora-
ting tonic. They are cheap also, on
ly rs cente per quart bottle.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11

pay for daily and weekly papers,
not published in thecopnty, while
they st6bBornly neglect to pay for
their own county paper.
To these who have paid us for
the past and present years, we ten
der our sincere thanks, and wish
the balance of our readers would
follow their praiseworthy example.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
a We are under grert oblip,

pa.We are under grert obligati-
ons to Mr.. g. Parks for the present
of a fine turkey. We sh all keep a
Thanksgiving over it and our friend
way be sure we are Sound on the
turkey"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11

i viii be bound to stand by them, and by
virtue of the same instrument, see that they
quietly obtain their seats. If the Admins
~lration succeed in this affair, / need not tell
you there will be an end Of the right Of suf-
frage. But should the regularly elected ma
joritY not submit (which as a matter Of
Course they will not) to have members ush-
cred into their seats in this summary man
ner, under the plea Of. military necessity a
very different kind of a rumpus may be kick
Cd up They will aITupon the friends of the
Constitution to back them; the friends of the
CONSTITUTION are many, and will back them
with a vengeance. 1t is useless, and criminal
to conceal this contest from the people. 1t is
coming on the wings ofthe wind. Let no DEM
ocrat SLEEP upon this matter; let him have his
side OF the question, the side of the people,
the Constitution, and the laws, chosen in
time, and be ready to enter the arena at o
moments warning to battle for Constitutions
al liberty, in deed and intruth.
Respectfully yours,
h ralrsg ANGLO SAXON
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11

SS- The Editor Of this paper does
not hold himself responsible to1 the
opinions expressed by his correspond
ents. The e%oriter, and not the Editor
is responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11

Prof. E. W. Humphrey will preach
on next Sunday Morning and Eve
ming, at the Christian Church, in
Eaton. '5 'l'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11

A sHOAT, with black spots on
the hind quarters has strayed from
our stable. Should any of our neigh
bers find it among their hogs, they
will oblige us by returning it to our
stable. ,p
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
GattaaII ms ans lFliisepeI!anepns,
WINCHESTER

In compliance with the requests
of manyfriends, w. Ferguson, Esq.
will address the people of Gratis
township, at Winchester, on Satur'
day next, at / p. m. ..f.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
Turnpike Notice.

The Stockholders of the Dayton Western
Turnpike Company viii take notice, that an
Election will be held at the house Of William
Blessing, in West Alexandria, Preble Coun-
ty, Ohio, on the second Monday Q2th( Of
January, 1863, to elect five directors Of said
Company, to serve for the ensuing Year.
a ABNER DUNLAP Pres't
Dec. II, l863--3tI GliW |,jnGHlEEI"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-11
NOTICE
Solomon SONGS Estate.

N il1 Solomon Stone's EStdfe. ~.
TlHE undersigned has been appointed Ad-
j. ministrator of the estate Of Solomon
Stone, late Of Preble county, Ohio, decd.
Persons having claims against said estate
viii present them within n year, persons
indebted to said estate will please make pay
ment Immediately. JOSIAH POWELL, Sr.
Dec, II, 1925 Admir-.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-10

Due county 1feaSMers TAX Oh Nol-hesldentS
Ra1anca due for r. 8 su,,lus Monov 1922 1922
Balances estimated due to Soldiers fer State
pay of s. per month, 200000O0
Loan OF 1902 due Nov Il, 1861, 100000
Loan OF April 1901, BONDS issued payable ten
years rom June l. 1901 75l ,on ~,
Loan OF Iool que Oct L, looz, o'Eoo; ;oo
p1o o VI n oT, w. .' uue n n = lo' IS COO 90
Balance In Treasury due tor alotments OF 'oVV0'V0
"ei'' X o--o,
, r hhooo" ''
1oa'nce ILL., aho oue '4e treasury on demand 1904 o5o +,
Due ooa on Lax Pay'oe June lst and Oct 15tb *V'1A
Aoo- 70 oo1 90
Due no" Tou,they oo51o
81; ii; W. .tes "a 100 7c
A'DuS' M Of for nv lis of the State against the
~. .; 1or ,ar Expenditures 1850 306 7e
VI WHICH Ae General Govern
n'en' has refunded 10 per
cent 1925 100000
And has offset the
State Tax due the
U. s. in June
1862 less Is per
cent 179 600 90
Both sums amounting gto----- 454 4O7sO
Which subtlacted from the whole amount
from the United States of oad oe0 o..
will be readily from the above statement that the in
debtedness OF the State of its resources is funded in
State Bonds, payable in years from June l. 1860
The expenses of the year cannot be accurately
but 50 far is KNOWN of the more important unavod
able disbursements may be approximately estimated as follows
The three years troops service from Vermont compos
ten Regiments OF Infantry and one Regiment of Cavalry which
at the maximum, would number in all about II 900 men
DatereS OF Are'lery ABOUT 10 men each $50
mon cacH " N"' p-0"o0'e'S' ABOUT ~
Making in ALL II 500 men
But as considerable deduction should be made
l; ao s g t h oy reason ol 'he various
quarter Of the above nunher pr 2s.o n
deducted; we then have S64O men. who
viii be entitled to receive each the State pay
u - per month, when tor twelve months
l Viii Ivy ont vot'.l"o m Il" er''ce ioi 'N'' perl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-10

Court and Auditors orders,
State pay of ST, per month to soldiers in service,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

SHERIFF SALE.
y WOOLEn MILL AND WATER POWER, about 80
acre, Lsnd Woosn Fsotory with new machinery Store
houses. Dwellings. &c, all nev. ,
Ths wNsr power largo and upsrpsssea situated on the
Hudson River. and VIII sold tbs Isemisos ~ Sandy
HI Washington County ~ Y the l4th day Of NAY next
For farther paI,icnls, inquire OF GEORGE HARVEY ,a,
President Fsrnes Bsni, Font Elwsrd, n: T. M,"n. frls
West Toy, N Y, or ORSoN RICHARDS, ESQ., sandy
Hill. N. Y.
April 81, 1852.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Uaicr.Cure.

TAR. MUNDE's WATER-CURE, at Florence,
M,,, thre- miles wost from tie Northampton r. H.
Dspo /. one the largest snd eIIsb
find situated In one Of the heal hiess iai pleas
liz hr pa,cst and des granite water Pco FOR patients,
40 10 + and for tosriers A3to 80 per weoh Ps'enss
~ n.nos circumstance especially n-n5ers Of tie army
health has suoTs from wounds exposure VII have
liberal Allowance - . ..
.ntnsnt practitioner ilhe wtsIClro tb., GfQsny has
.roAuo~l h-lN. X. Ihhaas.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
.tyr CLoTHiSa AsD fQuiPs0s OFrics,l
PpfL.pvLPufA Apsil ~, 1867. }

tspg CLOTHiSG AsD fQuiPa0E OflCs
PnL.DgLPniA, April 81. 1861
rFRLED PROPOSALS viii bo received AZ
,ti Op,eo uo.il Il O'Clock m. MONDAY. 23!h in's
=, ,;a = o y.Ids Atwood Faue. Dark Blue Indigo WOOL
~ m "a Ti,I .nd weighing i've ounces 10 The yard OF y
sbs. vide Bids viii b received for sshsr II or 'neh
goods. , 49,. ~. ..,,oi.,o ., u.i,x Piis will b.
sy,d lof tho whole any part Of tha above que'y ea
h,Ir, uu.t hsw Eoon they can DO dsTrioa WHICH
~, =. Al the ssh. Arsenal, subJee. 20 ln.p.etisn So
M nn.i 10 indolssd. Proposals To- Das b!ue FsnneL
mr. :. prun.p and be addrs,seas 20 %. ii CeosMAN,
OF D'' Deputy QuAsrmsst-T. General
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
GFUED PROPOSALS will be received up &

CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received up To
90 WEDEE5pAY. the 3iih met. At ife oflcs Of
A,,,,,sut OnGt.rmssier g. \. A.. for submins TO The
J,,surd w,h view u puschasns 10. she dorcsamsns,
an DhAFr HORSES
lp SADDLE NOR
Is DRAFT MULES.
1 f,f Utes to be fres FROM oil defects, 20 DO between
. - ? ,,.n Oh and Iom - TO 10. hsuds high
sJJs Hore. be l hands high sound in ell respects
.,A sstn,sn ths agrs Of aud yrsfs oli. - - -
az txairE Anil II0lIT URAf HORSES EXCLUDED.
H. All tho spinAs .ueoed WI" DO az ses .ho,0ufn
pointed for that purpose. ..r,h.u uo,,
I'M an. per.on, 10 whom thu b't'ae awarded " De non
f,h. u.c, wher. the Inspections Of th- animals su Iaie
80 A. ths ti,n. o. awarding the copisei.
the shi on tho part Of tho ooF
.,,,,s.t 10 70 ,.ct oil biis deemed unreasonable. ,
oro.si, viii be iudoFssd Pfogois for supplying tho
0rsIpsut h H1rsss aud Mule snd will be diiesisd 70
CVEo' t tnirsRY I, UODCY5 A q. NJ y \ A. No. IS Mer
Up. bN HENRY C.. HODGES
o"'" Capt. and A. q. ST., ~ ). A
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
glationerp ano fanfp GOODS.
:, yF,HE PEN is MYCHTIER THAN THE
l SWORD"
ne GOLD PEN-1HE BEST or ALL PENS
.-.rtA.rtcs /.OT ~ DING
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEsT PENs lN NM WORM.

MfDElADfN - NTAtLly 1fA@Ntys
TBF BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
o ,,o.iri Of sry Of the following IA cash or rc'-
-. bs ,uhsciser w send by return uls, or otncrsso
tes Gold Pen Peas. '-'sias t's 's"' seF''''"g
GoLD fEXs, WITHOUT CASES,
FOR Is cer.s he M1c., Fen for cents inc Icy
-. su5 ros ST.. The T1,ss Zen
ne szes No. 2. 8. 9. agde ,-,-r s.vqv,ysroN
TE sA&A PIas s. i.Ts i4I iESeeILlS ~ seILS s. ' ''''
T- 70 cents tte Mscc Frn: ior 80 cepts the Lucky Zen
p,T - - ~, Frc@I e- Pen These ere well iiuished
80 vritns Cold Pens wih irldosnn fo'ais t.c aveIcse
grof eVtfy o. ych 1 ia' out-t goa o! us bet
~ ne 81 Morton "Num6-r,r sad "Qutiiy' ara
..gsd he follow ag Peas sod thc P9rl' are waFFsnto
.,,o 1af.: 80 being ttc suailest No tho largest
siei f lie ro,tt' Nc 4tle ,msles; sad Nc. 10 ,ne
I ..r,,fl ,i9il Yc- t'- tlr dras Lcu- erI -,eiium
.o-,e s.7es and qualities Sho's NIB Ct n.oi l. 9 aad
I'D rad cry o. as, 1apay. the ensraynss tsosi
l'''' ae Goin PFSs WITHOUT CASES
g,r-s ,r;., Nc. Fec Jet qualify, oT Ne3 Pes 81
ls 81 70 Pen l'' q-aisy ora Nc. Pen I'd quality
fos ~ Fss st quality, rNo. 4Pou. "a quail
Il b. 9: g y No. fea . quality Ne Pen. ID qaa!
rs so. rs -s Quality ,sGo Pea q qualify
ys, Sc .. No Pc I; -, SILVER -xrrNeroY
giI s@A- Vcca:.s WITH PENCILS
Cd, - =. -ls4,y. or e No ~ - quality.
s5 a., No 2rra, ea=Ay, O. 30 t7a' 70 qaAi
Ns Fen ls' q7ai'ty. c. 30 fen - Qua''y
or Ne Pan. y g7-Ati' ..,.- -, s pan e4o,.u
y @'s S' c Fea s qs.i,y Q, 80. sTea a quality
r. ~ 50 30 ZEN y; @ .sliSy. - - :. .,,-,,--,-,->
-saTDgpVs rtIfs- ftTJs flTt ~ SILVER -1tpbNtcD
@VLS OESE-FOiDEEs.
g-A2sNe.s len. g.. :? :, sNs. 5Feni fog 50 75s
=, SP-it FoY - 80 70 Pen n.
e3,Se G Pen; lsr s5a No sF1n' snd 70. ,5sN
~ Q1sity" s'e roinl i'a ,ae yey h''t 'ri's'oia
y, = csr.y scisctea. sd move 81 hi. opssy Ae soi
I As ,gh.ot i. ..yeoti'a wDica sEh t"d ;ns s'os'''
,--r.i7T C1- Cetsei g.
~ "a Quat,o aye superior to any Pens made By hin
,-.rieus 10 tas vosr lt6'. -
,- Els -i;y are col Wy. i;- Nus'i'a 'Eo oEy ;ruo
80 url-ionsl aiy Gold t,is ulsao '.--fhnro.
n 80 fre been tpi feus. he 3sg j.gr Go sss thst,
t-sycIs 20 oTe1aing l.s N'E a.f es-a e''enHeA u,
VA net ,ve mad. I, Good Wri,u4 and Da4e Pens i9i
p-gs or@csirg rvs: az ;ssf-ace. sgcfr ;fe " Fa
u 4-G Cvo.ify r ii- Fer- t-o9ei end % part -ar
: ss,s,Jc Ns ipd q Pens naty pySs'-eie'tsf 'tF Or
- at sale ~ Al des''rs ia tho as throughout 'ae
wv Aal-..., l. MO7TcE.
80 = .i.id-n L-ne NsvYo'h
spv eus -euGn<s tu=e r.sr os.-s.P viii e4c.Yc cir
o v.ta trs e. gTsviu % =. s~ r-''ried a..
4 COUNT HOC&S and STATtOHEKi.-A
a V supply constantly O. h.uc "a .aads "a o-der. Bus
t sa are yii % c h. Ca si1ud Good and chreP
BuN J. g FERRY. ilie s H5,ToT No. "a bowefy.
szs,rss--st.s
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
.OAN-TIIE MIlNION
DUTsBURGH, FORT WAYNE and CHICA.

sBIl tsbtNrH, IOhi WAIVE ana CiiItA-
L 90 rAr4NAY C0.--fuidrr. OF certificates \ sn.d ~
JOB. tkRGL 5DN rs hst moftsl.e bonds o the OHIO ard
Penn yivat, one sbd .ndi3 fort Heyne d ,hisa
.u,d VIII fnd s-f ~DAY next, tue Iaih inst. at
th, cfcc o. WiNSLOM, L,SiEI Co. hn ready 10 i.sue
tie recpres called Tor all certificates on tnr s1T
r'ud"I thrr. Tee hr mor7gr debt o. t3e yariz"d
Company &C - 0 psyabr i,fy yray sud d,iJvd nt,
siI monthly sr>s tho Interest pssabe lst January
ard q JAY. is tc1-s ~ and 1t Augslt Sc &c. toegu.
~ tie to soOu4i cash uil DO i or the fraci lns u
to- th- hold- -i- 4. ivered. !. y. ID. LihlLk.
N...y.r.. Aotil 20, lrss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Meoital.

INVALID. You viii get the RECIPE to,
L SURE CURE ft COUGHS COLns CONSUMPTION
and all LUNG AFFECTIONS by sending TO D. aCEf. = ..
3si Pesr-st ny lie sends it tree. Write forh IL mas
cured thousaDds
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

7 UMBER-YARD REMOVED.-On May VIC
IL sha remove from 3ld si TO our , 10 csah or
,s.cou.bls dine buyers AZ wholesale We 'naa S'A -
c<spy % Albany or rsos xhols".. ..sTW es1a A WILSON
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
Ocean Sieamcrs.

NEW YORK To LIVERPOOL.
IN TuE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
WIN sau from NEW-fORk FOR LlNERfO0L+ On
SATURDAY, May 81
Price fpa'ssgs .
tirt CshIn ............ fs3asl5 ,
according 10 t.t. room all other privileges
beiog eqns.
Third Cabin ........... tSoc$oO
with yery superior accommodation Sni@s Of rooms TOT
families fnay engssd by special susnstDeu No bsrh
secured un.il paid for .
ROWLAND & ASFINSVALI, hrs1ts.
rlers Of tie shp may Le snd easssrisa naas JOY
freight passage, OF spPlc.ion 10 CHAo A. "hliiHO'
al the ofics. No Brrsdwny New York
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Cusroa.RoUss, Ngw.YoEx, CoLLScrOas OFFICE,
Ap'il g. 1852 )
DY MINTIrRN g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

hereby given thst III following dscribed hEhCHAa
Disc will be SOLDN PUBLIC AUCTION, In pafsu1n . o.
the pGoyous Of tho Of 18th Aor lofh .nd o thS on
MONDAY, tho 5ih dsv Of May, 1851, at IL O'Clock ey
THOMAS r. MisrURS. Aucliouesr. The Goods can DO
examine Do the secoud aud third days Of Nay
f-i,t.d HINAM BARNEY Collector.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
torsss, Carriages. Me.

n NER q STEVENS,
ts. do, Nos, ~. 70 sud 10 WALKER-ST.,
ses CSe1TTsco' ~ o. BFozdway. MANUFACTURERS of first
s,sbis st,ioLs ana bsut WAOOH . ot the latest tsrh'
sre IA snd improvements and for elegance Of finish
sosy arc equal 10 ANY Va this naTke: 20 which
So iosPSetioo Of purchaser.
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6ales bp Anet,on.
A. M. NsRwIS Aucuouse..
DY BANGS, MERWlN & Co., Irving Build.

ID Ipx. Nos 5et and 5S6 BrsadwxySsies Of Beck. Sts
,lcner- Pieturrs Works Of Art Fancy Goods PutIr- 20
SATURDAY EVENING APRIL 2, AT 7 O'CLOCK
PRIVATE LIBRARY-Of yslusble Standsfd Work. In
Theology and Miscellaneous Literature embrscos very
Scarce Book. Eugl'h and Foreign LasSnssa For psc
MoNDAY snd TUESDAY EVENINGS Aprl "a and 49,
at o'clock.
TUECTOGICAL AND mis-. St.ELLANEDC5 BOOKS
Rain Ia pert selections from Private Lbr.des comp Ling
sndnd works Ia Theology Dyiay. and Biblical Li'es'
turr, Lc.
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Copmercirg Ms, !, ls6i.

cuuiehrirg Msy y l8pf.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALIFORNIA
~ via PANAMA For ths better acc3mn dai'n oi mo
large number people ~Hhgutins the geld nnns dist ic
Of ts ofria snd british Columbia, snefs p-r ulonin
will lie di.eutcL-d New-i and m san tfsnei'co
respectively. instcud Of three ~ heretofore.
Regular days ul d.pr'urs e Nst York the l.i bn
lfth AID 2sih except when these Gates IA. SUNDAY
vh-u tie Gay OF departure viii be ths MONDAY foowi1f
tor freight pa sage sppy tie only Office o. she W.
No. > Bowing-aren- ID. b. ALLEN. hge1t.