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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-05-20

Our facilities for printing shinpias
tiers. are inferior to none; besioes
we have the advantage of being i'm
mediately opposite a Drug store anc
can make them adhesive, so that
any one who circuiates them need
entertain no fears of ever getting
them back.
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We had slight shower OF rain OF.
Saturday morning; the river having
lust learned the propriety OF keeping
low is still falling.
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on the subject, with any one, looking
UPON ourselves in the light Of an out
slider, yet we must now, for we cant
keep in any longer-give our views
humble as they may be.
We are probably, as much, if not
more interested in the city of New
Orleans, than any other; person IN
Caddo parish. We are identified
with it prior to coming to- North
Louisiana, we were n citizen OF that
city, the pride of our heart,-having
lived in it twenty odd years,-the
only relatives we wot of in this world
are there, the only property with the
exception of this establishment, that
we own, is there, and may be contis-
Gated, or destroyed. Despite all this
not mouthfuI of food should be sent
from this city in that direction. un-
less we had more and better proof OF
the peoples getting it, than the mere
say so of that infamous parsonage
dubbed Picayune Butler. We are
the last person to oppose any benevo-
lent steps, but we must have satistac-
tory evidence of the ways and means
to be adopted before we could be in
cuced to participate i'll them.
| We admit that should the Federals
seize the articles sent to New Orleans
it Will be to.them like drop of water
to the ocean, but gentlemen, small as
, the amount sent may be to them, 1t is
large to us, should they apply 1t to
their own use and how are we to
learn to the contrary' After this sec.
i, ton Of country has been emptied OF
e its sustenance, our turn comes next
s and we will then perhaps ponder the
q question us We should have done be
. fore. but it will then be too late
dI That there is plenty of provision
below. cannot be doubted, 1t is hel'
1t by spectators, but before the peopl
,r will s.arve, they will be made to de
W liver all the requisites of life to a fam
n ishing community, willing or unwil
at ing. The preposterous arsu'ner
N advanced that the enemy will becorn
d. exasperated at the behavior u tn
rs people of Red River, and come
40 haste to chastise us, is mere child
a talk and should have no weight, Il
" come they will, beyond doubt. b
he not whit sooner than they feel d.
ire posed to, for they have long since a
he ranged their programme. They 4
us striving to accomplish what they
ng tended in the beginning-to Stare
ore om.-They viii endeavor to hem
ow in: cut off all our communicable
lev and thus think to scare us into 81
he mission Does any one OF comm
I'm sense need more evidence of their
ex- fernal purpose, than that before u
nee 1t cannot be possible. We may t;
as much and as loud as we please.
may make the most strenuous etto
: to prevent or retard their progress
reaching this point, yet mark u.s.
H we'll avail nothing, ifthey conclude
:. come. flour people wish to stop a
80 thing, let it be the breathing OF sp
49, for they are more dangerous t
all the gunboats. combined. X
'' cool, friends, be sedate be watchfI
ne wv
th ,r N w
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Our fellow citizen, Mr.. II. White
Chairman of the Committee OF Safety
received q letter from the Committee
of Safety of Minden La, stating that
a small steamer had arrived there,
having passport from the Federal
vessel Brooklyn, with view of get
ting provisions to take to the city
The committee, very properly seized
her and intend holding her. W.
CLEAN these particulars from the lette
which was politely shown us by Mr.
| White.
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TuE lNvAsIoN.--0ur community
b.v, been for week hearing rumors
of the invasion of the State from
Missouri. We suppose there is no
dopbt of the Fact. We gather FROM
the rumors that they come in large
force (how large no one seems to
know. the estimates being from COCO
! to es0OO) down White and Black
rivers TO Batcsyiile. Some four O
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tor any attacR from tue
gunboats. All valuables not neces-
sary to defend the place. are being
removed. From the same paper, we
Learn that the Federals took qhiet
possession of Pensacola.
We were told that there was fe-
male spy in our city last week.
We would be under many obliga-
tions to our city Marshals if they
would seize by the collar, and make
a public example of, every person
they suspect contemplates visiting our
office with a view of getting paper
for nothing. Those persons appear
dumb founded when told that papers
are sold, and not given away.
Persons finding loose money in
the streets are notified that they must
bring the same to this of Office tor
Identification.
We know of ,gentleman-~a book
kecper-who is st present out OF en-
ploy. Any one wishing to- secure
the services of such person,-no
salary expected--can take our word
for the correctness Of what we say
He can't be beat in keeping books
Wanted imm ediately at this office
silent partner with ten Thousand
dollars in gold. Applicants mus
not crowd our sanctum, but watet
their chances, to communicate Will
us in person. Credentials of charac
ter must be exhibited before a. wor'
= is spoken.
A new burning fluid has been dis
% covered at Camden, s. C.. 1t
called Terebene, and is prepare
, mainly from the gum OF the pm
g tree, bv means of chemical process
4 vet unrevealed, The fluid is descr
10 bed as. beautifully transparent, n;
O. no unpleasant odor and is not eSpi'
=, sive, and will burn nearly as long
!, KEROSENE oil, making as brilliant
Ight. 1t can be used in the orc
"a nary lamps, with slight alteratlo
and is manufactured at one doll
in ger gallon by the retail.
I,s Articles for burning purposes al
or at this time very high in fact tn
~. are not attainable, we therefore pu
:. lish this, thinking that some chem
y. NAV take the trouble to- look into
-. matter, and give the people, son
- thing cheap. for it is greatly need
Surh q man would be benetac'
us While comfortably sitting IN
II !; sanctum, we were startled from
lb- reverie by the falling down OF SC
ION one at our back, on looking arou
in we discovered our devil stretc
Is out on the floor, one foot III the p'
ak pot, his head against the wall an
we scrap of paper in his hand; he
,rts out of breath, and having just
in turned from the postotiice, we con
it ded from his gestures, that there
e to some terrible news 70 chronicl
my Rushing to his assistance, he han
lies, us the following, which threw
han back upon our dignity: Sc" n
.eep the mail from Vicksburg, llR
I'll. child, who weary of playing
down and falls asleepv
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Lieut.. Matthews of the Caddo
Rifles, has laid us under obligations
for late papers. He will accept our
thanks for the same.
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We were told that there was fe-
male spy in our city last week.
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Bluff and Little Rock. fastening to
the latter place last Saturday. Col.
Moore's Regiment was at the same
time, at Camden, crossed the river
there last Sunday and is no doabt at
the Capital. The remaining fegi-.
merlt, (Col. Fitzhughs' have partiai.
ly passed this place. six companies
having gone through and the others
are at this time in the neighborhood
passing on. We learn that Col. n.
II. Darnell's regiment mot yet at
tached to any Brigade,) is just be-
hind the rear of Fitzhugh's and will
soon be along. Also the regiment
Of Colonel Burnett, from Crockett,
Texas. commanding regiment and
battalion, are on their march
to Little Rock through this place.
The probability is that several in
fantry regiments now raised in Tex
as, will be directed here.-Wash-
ington (Ark.) Telegraph.
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lngtOn (Ark.) leieSIaPh.
The following is from Washing
ton correspondent Of the n. Y. Her
aid :.
| Since the French steamer Gassen-
di, with the French Minister, return
ed to this port from Norfolk, it has
leaked out that the mission of NJ. MeT-
cier was for the purpose Of opening
preliminary negotiations with the re-
bel Confederacy in regard to Mexican
! affairs.
1t is alleged that the French Gov
eminent proposes 70 acknowledge the
rebel Confectionery, and guarantee TO
its interposition to bring about
peace (peaceably if she can, forcibfy
: if she must,) provided that Davis O.
: Co., will agree to non-lnterference
4 with them perpetually in any meas
. ure she may take for the sub.jusatlon
g of Mexico and making it dependen-
CIV of France. Certain territorial
- lines have been named as the bound
arv line between the two new govc~ns
IS ments, allowing the~-sSel Constder-
, acy considerable slice more than
!. she now covers by her arms.
n 1t is said that Davis likes the
ar proposition as far as it goes, and Is
willing to send the Monroe doctAne
"a to the dogs; but it is SAID that he
will enter into no negotiations with
h any government unless they guaran
- tee TO him the territory OF the new
,e Confederacy comprised in ali th'
TO- slave States. Thus the matter stand
81 Davis is to consider the frenci
w nroposition, and vice verso. 1t !
said that among the French propos'
'nr tons is one requiring the souther
'"f Confederacy to furnish !. ccrta'
me number Of troops TO assist IN COZ
nd, ouerins Mexico. The expenses
hed which are to be be borne by II
'ste French Government. There Is
q Il deal Of plausibility in this statemen
was and the manner in which the Wis
re- was made, and the secrecy attach'
ciu- "a il, at least should make us sust
"''' cious as to its nature.
4
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MJLirARY.-The different Regl-
ments composing the Brigade from
Texas under command of. Gen. NJ.
r. johnson, have been ordered by
Gen. Roaue to hasten to Little Rock.
Gen. johnson and his party left here
| on Monday, on his way direct to
report in person, All of the regi-
ments under his command with the
exception of the first (at CorinthI
are already either there or hasten
i ing on their route. We last hearf
! of Sweets Regiment between Pine
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Persons finding loose money IN
the streets are notified that they must
bring the same to this of Office for
Identification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

From J0ih.s,.
has. HES q. m, and 1858 and
5:25 p. 10.
1875 pun. (,ur day. Included.
r:55s IN. and 1915 ard s:s5
pm.
AS y m
10: ID .. M, ard 5:S y. m.
y. SMITH. Superintendent.
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1862. THE 1862.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL EAILRoAp

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with it, connections, io'ins
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
tRos Nkw'foHx 70 IaH fkIsoiPn nrEss s%TIn
st tssns daily from aowtork to Poi phia via
Ns~,ysr.ey and csmdea and Aoieoy line
ALI THROUGH TRAINS FOR TIKI WEST BY THIS
RUuiY LyAtE NEw-YORk FROM THs
FOOT OF COURlLASOr-sT
OF Philadelphia the nsfpios p,.esgers leave New
yoTh a. aso ether rout~si kvsuihs paaeuysrs
al m ore hour later than ohet lines
b. Gay Of Allentown syeains ps.,eussrs leave a.
three boa later sh.a the Nornrrn ues sni D. DO
sive at the as toe Northern ioes la CtcsS1 and al
poiats la do NsrhMss CIts.e iudsaopohs Loui.vtls
s.. Lou, Cleveland Colunibus Cincinnsu snd all mAla
ponta West. with ever change Of cas-
rt.bush s5S miles and Ns OK r,sbsrsb, ~ niss
smok Gy and S,loou Car. on all usiuA
Far the ssus a. other routes.
sssssr checked thtoush. Transfers free
Secure T,cke. % ualil ased hy ftssbufsh
Tho Prnnglvsuit Central Company rurs en- fniirsni
5dsl Lb8. ~i!cb adOrd. comfortable saode .!
ra,r 70 parties moving We'l"srd at Que ha ia usu 'sse'
Of f.rs -...
BY his route heghsf al description, esa bs Forwarded
t. aud ion any pin ths Railroad Of OHIO KENTUCKY Ia
J'su,, Illinois Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri. b. RAIL
hoAp pleECf OF 10 az, port on the nsv'ssols ussn Of
sGe Wot by steamers ftom Phi,bri gin.
The Of Freight spd from aoy pont la the West by
he Penney ,sns Railroad at all tine, fivorable a. ara
per. Dsng H. rAnspofson Of sheir Freight TO tbs Com
s.ny eau rsly win sophdsncs ie ,psedy .raa.li-
LIVE StUCk.
Farmer, snI Dealer. 10 Live Stock wl hnd his most ad
Iouts Cspse'us Y.rd. well 20 slp.
p,d sh every corveuisuoe have besa opened this line
aud IT, connections snd every senon 10 paid 10 tnrit
ttom Hur.burg where vii DO tonrd cveJ
ED ~ ,,g 80, s1s,9 s1,ss Q, s rnsADEL
J. l. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent No. AsorHous>
LkkCH Co.. F,.ight Agents,
No. A,ot Hou,c aud No South William It
MCDONALD 4 pI'ohotF t",.s's' h A..ss..
ENOCH LEWIS General sup't Altoona "a
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CUPREMK COURr.-CITY AND COUNTY

SUPRENE COURT CITY AND COUNTY
~ or NEW .YORK SAMUEL v HOFFMAN, sssiAA
ANDREW WILSON, JANIS D. C0BURN, sni
JOHN W. cuBuRN, Anisnees OF Andrew Wasoa,
Robert H. Cobu-n, et al mo. l-tr pursuance u
the Judgment OF the sbeyeenttied Court made in the
appointed by said judgment fSr purpose =
ex-cItns and carr into eirct such Judgment ~t .
pub- sGctoa tho MerehsAts ExebsDse IA the City II
New Yas tho 10th day Of april 1862 81 ~ lock
toush James ST. Miller. Real Estate AuescnssT. su ~
10 ~ing described ies.shod preui With the sppurss
thereto, that to AL thst cetsio inde1turs
b-scg date the fyt day OF February 1860 wherein
Uloryns r. Hoffman and the said 5smu. '. Hoffman d1
d-i- lease to fsrnlet unto the said An6r-S Wrsaa
his Iecu'ors sios and sssisus the omisss
and her ecS-t desci ed with the for
and durg and nnt the iu erd and term Of weut, zee
yoas this fs day Of May 1859 Tor the yeSiy a
bres hundred da,srs and In ~hch l-ass coued
tain the ssi th,rsof sad ne buldsa
thsreon - BY reference thereto viii appear and Wick
premises are dsscdred a follows, 10 wit;
Al ths, cerae lot II lsDd ~ia the building thereon at,
ate lying and bel Ia the kneteenth WsrG Of The City
New and he I0rhey aide Of Ferry second sss<
The ft AID Sixth sysauss and oontsirps and ~
.snbcd fo)~s: Commanding 90 the nor hcry side q
aist hundred aud ninety ~
s-ls) westerly from tho north
fifth and second street. running theaee
westerly along the hery sds Of forty sccoad sfest
twenty and tnches thence northsry ana pspd
with Filth (pasnS through tho middle pesSy
ws) hundred Gve inooes the csner d
ths block iheucs ea,ery pael with Forty second sret
fee. sDd iIctrs AID theoce soonefiy pessn
wh bs tih tp.ss through the ccnter OF aRsry
wall hundred aud i've tncles 10 10. psce u %
inpins with ali aud the sdincss piyloSe
tbasuato beoaeios slso ali csvsssks
Ia ssid Lease aned, and benefits t1sfvl-
Dated New fork March D. IsoL
Z. L. EANCHkR. PPiS A,tsrne y, Ne 10 Broadwsy
5. JONES. Referee, Ma. los Broadway.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERSEY.-


~ From foot Of Cou'ilaud 'l-CorI,'t ting At hsu,yes
yneou with Delaware Lscts~sapa and Westsrn Hail oaf
and at E.son With Lhsh Valley Railroad and iis eonnee
forming drset line TO ftsbrrsh and tho Wet -iihous
change Of cars -
sPKING ARRAN0EMENr-Commes otnS March ), 1851
- cave New York a. fonows; .
H,ssisnrss EIrs.s-At m; for Lcton. he-Sins
Po,tsuie Harrisbury Mach Chark, WnfamspoIt &c
Man TRaIN-At . for fston. Nses Gap scTan
ton. Great Bend Pittston, Wuhcsbsrre, &c-
l.x. TuHovoa TsAs-for hsson. Msneh Chunk, VII
dana pert, Reading. Pottsvile. Hsnsbu's. ka
err THKousH TEAIs-fof Esstou. Bethlehem Aloatown,
and Maueb CHUNK
s:0p.n VA, TRnS-For Sopsrvlle.
Or ~ WsuKxs EIPsns-for Eaton. Allentown. kesd'
Ing Hai.bus P.bsrsh snd the eat Ssepilg cars from
Jersey City thru ugh TO riiisbu.gh.
EIrnsss TKAIs yow HsKHi,srao-Ths - tn frpress
II rain from Se~fot srrivs. Hsrburs q m eoune Get
ns Eas an 81 vennsyv Csntr Railroad No toru
Central R,rosa North and South aud with ths Cunber
and Valley Rsirosd.
THs TxKCrSE EIFsxn TSAiS vcE rEl WEST leaves
kew-fo s p M daily (Suudsy, eIcep,rdl mskisg coss
eoun-eiou Hs.bus With Penn yvsnis Raiiosi-~ith
change ,fcasts Ptbush and but Que g. Cincinnati snd
thicsgo. -four hours time 10 saved By taxing III. TAIN
ELlsAssrhPosr NV SoKK FxEkr-lseave New
y "a RON Pisr No. North kiver. o. I:40 aid II $40
asa, aud SEQ p
Tie boats stop Bergen Pon. and Mnirers Hs Dor every
TIP esfh way. JOHN y. STEMS, superintendent.
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CUPREME CoURT-City and County OF

StPkEME COURl-CIy and County OF
- NswYmk SAMUEL v. HOFFMAN sssiast AN
DREW WILSON. JAMES NJ CbBURS and JOHN w.
CUBUkN, A-,snees q Andrew WiIs9n. Rober H. Cobaru
entitled Ceut .d- In the tboye eated sctieg the ~
day Of cb 1864 tie K free Ia and BY
~nt the purpose o. executing end ctr ing iuts eds
such Judgment ~ eel psoe auction at TIE ncrcbsat
frrhsDge the City OF iefk ou shs 10th tsy ~ Ap
lH, IL O'clock nooc, through james NJ Miller. Real 10
tate krctonee all cha folio &iaS dssorihc isa.shod preut
se. with the .hersao that IL .sy, Al that
F.broAry 1860 whereby Golvna e. Hoansu AID the ssl
samuel v Hotmsn DID deais. lease and to fIn.lss uSts
III. aid AIdsw Wilson AID 10 his execdtoa aJniarNsu
aud sgos tue pre- ais,s the'er and Lererse dscdee1
With tho for aud durg AID until the MI go
u weotyoue Yeas from tie Got dsy Of Msy
t9. for the yearly reat OF three hundred cca snd u
waich lease cansined certain coyensEs a. to the ~
hereof sad tn. baidrg thereon reference there
10 viii spgra AID whien Premises dtiesibed fl,ws
Wit. AL that cetau lot Of and ~th the ouldns taee
GU situate. 1fs aud being IA toe Nnrtenth Ward ne
CRY Of Ns~YOs and nsHhory eide Of Forty +reoae
= ert between tinh snd Snibsnlss and cottnins ana
aescYib-a follows Goun.uoius IN ths nniheEy @d. o.
tetysecoad dlsisnt three bus cd ,eo
inchrl westerly trov. tho nouhgeeIg corner oil Futn
ayeuue aId totysrood street ranAitg ihenco "esrnJ
on1 de nothssy ado Of worry seeoncstsei tsesty ret
snd .nctcs norbery sud psa!e! "lth zoe r'
nludied 'e>t aud i've actet e tbs ceet nee
,he clock thence rsst sFy psfstI WIN f'r'N seoo"a
twenty aud inch aud themes sontasuy p'tsns
WIKI the fift passing thi.uEs "a m1Ne sPnv
eli hah1 'e and i've inches I, u pace OF oesh
geth~r vi all smgal.r The edihc-s pn.sses
mi ,ppn.u.c., thrseuno o.lc, gnF AID slso oil eov
~ ~ A.. ~ a lWIa s JONES, Referee
T. L F,scHxR. fl..sias A.fy No. 2ss Broadway
ah2t .aN
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SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
~ NEW-yO2K SAMUEL v. HOFFMAN sysint AN
DREW WILSON JAMES A. (OPlRN AID John w.

~ NEN-NOEk.-SAMUELN v. HUFFMAN aysin@ AN
DREW WILSON. JAMES N. COBURN scd JOHN w.
al action No. AIN pursuance Of the judgment OF the
above entitled Court mrds the entitled action e
ia day March, 1902 Ga. Referee spp0n ted IL sed BY ss
Judgment for the executing csryipg into edso6
such judgment win ss Public Anc'ica 81 he AsrchAutt
xchsnse In the City OF New York tho 18th Of April
1872, IL oclo.k noon, through James NJ Miller Real 70
AoctionscE all the following described lesebold psc
ss With tho arpurtensncss thers.o that 10 to ssy Al
n miniature Of lease bearing date the 6s day q
March, 1901 wh-rsby Glorvi1a e. Holman the 40
Sanue v Hoffman did demise lesse and fsrue upts a.
ssid Andrew Wilson, sLd 20 his execctos sdpnsstou
sod gus the premises therein and bc,roSsr descbeI
with tho sypDreces for and during aud uuI The ed
aud Of twsLty Year, on the ct day o. NAV l&
for the yearly Of i've hundred dollars psystle sssk
annually and ia which leAse coItsined esvs
anita the thereof ard the building by
reference thereto will appeal ana which psmises are d
scrbed follows 70 ~ AL that certain lot OF snd with
the building thsreon ftose ,yng and beits Ia the Nine
tenth ward Of the city ~ NswYok and Oh the wstsdy
side OF fh .,enus and contsoiDs ard described folsw
Conn sucing at Poist the westerly side Of Fk
svenae diSant ,wrBtyhve feet and hys inches souhey
the southw osery OF rum and Forty
hiid Gunons thence soutery soug the wes'eriy aide
Of the fih fse, thei westerly parallel
with Fortytnd street and psyt Of The way through IL
center Of psrsyws ore knnded aid two fest; lhesUD
Dorhey parallel with the fiith avenue. ty-n yns fssl
md ssssrly psrsr witt foy bisd street. a.i pad
~ the way tho tue csu.es OF party wall, one h0ndrs1
ADD fee, tse westerly side OF the lhh avenue, ~
place beginning contsining 80 wieh IN front ADD
twsn6Se se ard io depth each side buBdrsd ed
an tteeupto belonging AID slso all coysns
10 said lsase contained aud benefits thereof And
further take thai personal ain IL u ado asspssy
Dated Ne~-Yo,k, March ~. 1862
s. JONES Kefs.es. No. LOG Brosdwsy.
III. FAsoHKx, Pt Dc ATTY, No. 2es Broadway N Y.
nh - zAg3W
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a,otionern ono 3anep GOODS.
+. TIVE PEN is MIGHTIER THAN THE
- COIN pyNeIHE BesT or ALL PENS

'iN swORD- ,,,s
THE GOLD PKN-1HE BEST or ALL fENN
sORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD,
On ,cs Of Of shs following .nu. IN Sss oO.I~..
= dretsS Gold Pen Peas. scse''Hs f '8"'
SS'''r'''''ri, o S PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
.ssts n. Awsvsarsiy Pens for rs cents the Eessas
Per- ssd Tor 81, the Eyo-iscr P.s
The Stree Ns. Nos 2. 4. snae
THE SAME Pes Eass Is s VIII trEseiis A1s0a
he cent, ss Psa for sTa5 Tire Elegant Pea
nd % s r . fis pois. Is.
.ea Of every Of which sill lar sots' G0'' Of tire best
m. nan, "A Merton" "Nuulber,' and "Qaiisy' are
stamped following Pens aud tho Points are warranted
for 1 mouth. sscspt ssso', accident ne sumo'I: i.a
:d.psS Tor the no g. ,%se .1a .n No. - as
Sis. Of eli sr.. aud qus'ie. short Nib. Of Nes and
and made only Of hst quality The engraving are fac aim
pss Of the stacs and stsiss-
GOLD PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For rs csnts Ne. Pen LIST quality, or No. Pen 81
for e. sNs Pen Let quality, ors No. sPen "a QuAliiy
For 81 IS sNo 5Pss list quality sNe. APeu, ID quail
For 81 So mo. 4Psu quality, No Pen I'd quail
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For 81 rs No Ise. ist quality ors no. sren 81
ter 81 2s. . No 6 Pen. iss dusliss
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For 81 IS No Pen, II qualify, ora No. Pen I'd quail
~. OF mo 4Pen, 81 90 dity NJ Pan I'd ou.,,x
oS s'a 20 GlPp PEN Is. quality. or,Eos Per- quail
w No. Pes Ys quality or No Pen I'd quality
For So 30 . No. Zen. 10, eos;i:r
GOLD PENS ALI let ouAlIT,. IN sINER-MouNiEo
DssK-UOLDERS
For 81 a No. { Pen; for - - sNo 3Psni for 50 ia
For s:Ns sP,ai Tor sss No. sPea' aud for sSaN''
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
Groceries Gn0 }1roDisions.

rINO the RESIDENTS Of the West Side of the
i City.-BEEk. PORK, MUTTON, and 8MOKED
MEATS. ST re.4ii at low p'icss. at the
SPLENDID NEW Mat MARKET.
No a2 gthsv.. between Hth and 2dh-ds
J. w. MORRIS
No 13I etbAv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24
CONNECTING TRAINS.

For Boston. Wis sprnssod sA m. (EI $50 tExl
FER Boston via Shyre Line. i2:is p. IN.
For Hartford and Springfield sI tExb b:lJ, $50,
tEI.b. g.
Fof Conssc' ieut River Railroad to Msn.r.s m, CEI
and H. p E to Northampton
For Hartford. Providence, ard Fishktu Railroad m
por New.iis1.n. Eew-Londoa and StouinEop Railroad
Tor Canal Rsilrosd u: IS D. M. to Nsahsmp.o1
For Hoa.stonic k-iIosa 20 fittshed.s q IN
For Nsgfstuck Rail ga. O. IA 3:Jo 2. N
sor Dn,bury end Norwsl x Railroad, I. O. IN, 80 D. m
Comnodloos 3 sspipg Cars at .ch-d q y m tram
JAMES II HOYT. 5upsiipts iebs.