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, 1862-12-04

GEN. M1TcuELL's CONTRIBUTION TO SCI
ESCE.-Ihc chief contributions of General
Mitchell to Science were:
l. The application OF electromagnetic to
the observation OF Fight ascension 70 stars and
perfectipg this new mode Of observation until
It has been adopted in the principal observa-
tories Of the world.
9. Invention to determine the difference of
6ec1ination with greater accuracy aud rapidity
than before
Of the equato- in St7une's catalogue.
4. Discovery Of the double staf Antares.
, 1862-12-04
Plank Roads In t.,e sonth

LIE following Is an extract from a letter re-
Gently addressed to Major General Banks by
gentleman OF Boston:
and transportation through the South. unv h.
st once avoided by constructing plank roai,.
Three years ago Virginia was covered with
suitable Eecond:gnowth timber. It it is not ali
destroyed. that IS the material. Circularsaws.
driven By what is known as horsepower. or
9 steam:poweE, are the chief tools, aud can bs
SUPPLIED In abundance. Neither 'power' is
heavier than an ordinary field. gun, and is much
more manageable, because 1t can be taken to
pieces. As for the Iumhermen and construct
, 1862-12-04

Sac and Fox Indians we're enrolled for pay
ment, they Eere. found to number 1,oS0 men.
Last week they we're again paid, but were
found to number 1So less than they did ak
months before. No epidemic has prevailed
among them, no fearful war has thinned their
ranks, but they rapidly fade awaJ. So dies q
wave along the shore.
The above is q fearful fact for agents sud
traders, but not teartul to equatters. They
t'hain't no use for Ipjuns. -Lteuenwora. Con:
aTpdttte,
, 1862-12-04

The Decatur Aagnet says.
Figures and fraud chow that Elder and Co1er
the Republican candidates for the Legislature
joEity-Coler, five votes over Busey, and E}-
der thirty votes over Boardman. Thfrty-nfne
votes in one of the townships in Champaign
county, which were cast for Busey, vera
thrown out, because the etupid clerk Of the
election wrote james B1lsey upon their poll
tic tickets Mr.. Busey put out: Upon this
groun6-through the mistake Of the clerks
Dir. Bneey, for the time being, is defeated By
Coler. But the matter will: be looked into,
and A{r. Bnsey will receieve his certificate .ol
election, and take hiseeat In the Legislature
this winter.
, 1862-12-04

9 LAKE ST r & q r
, 1862-12-04

NEW AIUSIC-D. z. FAULDS,
IN No. 81 CLARK STREET. under the Sherman
House, has for gale the following new and popular
ballads:
Love gswitched an I Of Jennie; BY L. '. Il. Crosby
Katy eyel tie WaY 81 1. Y. e. Crosby. lWoras and
The Old Towa Papp: words by AL Buraett Music
Song t,oa Il Tfoops ar G6str ovs Cheer
Minnie Ede. K1ttY CYdes Sister: BY L. Y. E. Ctoa-
Why e Love Thee; by Charlie: L. ward: esa ets
P-S-The above sor gs VIII be sent free Of postage
On receipt Of the II ta1l pr1ce8. sgS5 ufstam
, 1862-12-04
DEUPO3AIS for <'ats and Corn,
4 DHroT QrABTETH AsTEa's CFFlcE.2
Corner ul :cLG and G Streets. )
V

CpTAef Q .eLG ana y stIttL.
WASHINGTON. foE. u iS5s.]
Eeart prprosslE will he received At this Office until
THGisSpa1 the an caF oI UaceHls:cr vt II o'clock
for tu? nsllx tls Eose7AEens With {2u00aD) tvs
Iuu Srpd 1ousnSd hnshe.s ri Oats rid eC5 0G taro
i,u5cYed tfoEeanG hpsa, il OF old sn.}Ict Com
Te 0sts "a be OF good tn area tsbIe u1ality nut
an IN bnQr Of about 1VFo bushels esch
oouu Dis to tle bnshcj
SacEs to be fu5Lts.ed without extra Charge to tae
Government
Tbs Corn to be u. a good mc.Shazsable qualify put
m IN tagE 1f b:nt tao bushels 9. CHI
Corn will he 1ecstEed By weight ut &56) fifty BIZ
pounes to The hushel,
~ nSskS 70 ue 1u1Ais7o '.too"s eA-fa cla's7' - "4o
nrJrerv 70 b. radc In the c..s of Nsh;u <ton tta.
n 81 tuerq Ave ~ rom f,s d*ta sf Tue c5strsct
Al N~3 '' ~ 1;at,.eres - 80 ~ - ~ '
fnoFcsaA-a.
bushels 1t Cats aEd Eo.7s*Gx asd 1cF i5l1I9) nifty
tAGua. nd husE es pt Ger. and up waId9.
The rrc2c eiuors for the Cpr and Oats MCsr be on
grrAEATK papers, aud entirely distinct :ad1
peAdelt cf ctte5 other.
1.1 . ~. - T., ~ @ p ueo ~ ~ oA"9~4
Il t5 d ,n.. - T. TX ns.,a cf Urn, the of
III -. w 80 80. ~ ~. ,ras~ ~. ~ Iii - ns.iJ
cred as tue na'Vlc1al rrop'sai oi th@r'rt2es sigh
4,n,,, s7enr.1 no-+iaa v,s mt ha e-re,d
eIeS ~ 10 - oaIa aF 11aEG1ASes MIST Accoa'ASf
Trnnoe, 17rst hs ld-es-st n, Cn;ore1 t. n 1ncl-s-
s?uaftsEn:'Efssr r. e = A:Ms Ns:mnstoAa f. - T. sas
fEvn'T n e p'&i1ij 'n1sAeo itePsS-aa Az oA's -"d
GUARANTEE.
The ability Of III. bidder to an re contract. should
sponshla :srsoas ~ht5e yas1nses .augt be appended
, 1862-12-04
7pf anD Edr.

T. TE AN . e AR.
DR. UNDERWOOD
Ocuist ard Au1tst and Operative Surgeon for Deat.
Hess, Bndness AND NJ dlsensca OF tht Eye and E&r.
Office and surgery No III Randolph street, near Shet
1E4n Hcuse. CfllehEo. H. myl51J
, 1862-12-04

Was known and nscd in Germany for Dyspepsia,
Chronic Darrhns. Cholc. Dyscntery. and Diseases Of
the Stomach and BoWcls. as carlyas i690,
, 1862-12-04
Y ENOSHA WATER CURE.
A FIRST GLASS
SANITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Is pleasantly Situated On the Lake Eh0re at KeloSa,
thI1ty.nYe miles from Milwaukee. and fftY
m11es fotn ChlC,yo.
This Inktitutton offers the EreAtess Inducements to
thoee who arc afflicted With any form OF Chronic Dis
MorouEhlY scientific Hydropatnic and HomRopath!e
rhysicians who hays mage chEo1is Diseases III special
peculiar sex are assured ot he m9st deaieate
ing rom Exposure in malarious districts. sdv1sed
70 resort 70 The Cure once ana thereby Eaye ttme
p1y to CHAS F REED. y. D.. Or Mrs, A. H. REED.
Ply sfctaEa Or E. PENN0YER1 Proprietor.
KenoehB Mis Oct .S lSes. 1oaa-T499 4ts-TEr
, 1862-12-04

NO, FOR TIE EIGHTH IN
81 FAETEI. REGULARS.
500 3 MTY,.
few more able bodied MEN Vanted Tor this old md
Permanent ReEIneut.
Pay frcm $la 70 81 per month
Geol tosrd. coLhing and medical attendance fur
A1shed immediately,
One montG'e Psy and S2s government hounty Eives
recruits upon Joining +he keglsne1t.
For further p2rtlc1l SIS apply 70 JOHN u. FRESCH.
ar. Second Lieutenant Eighth Infantry, Recruiting
Dncer, bt 1Sa South Clark street.
faEKutt oc1u95t3m
, 1862-12-04


The following Rem ezvous omen ready to enlist
nen and it remains to Ii there u any ratrol
ism left amongst the wA1e1Etu or pe.sona able to
enlist;
ST. LOUlS. CHICAGO,
C1NCISNATL EEIE.
LOUISVILLE, AEMPH1S+
CA1R0,
DAVID D. PDRTERs
Acting Rear Atmtral,
de21Es I'm Commanding Mississippi Squadron
, 1862-12-04

ROCHESTER, December 18th. 1861
"Measrs ?. H. DRAKE: Geatleme7-T have suffered
terribly with Dyspepsia fur three four Years. and
tried n.aav remedies wtshout effect had to aarton
ny profession, and Suffered greatly from every Thing
ste. have row tried the Plantation EGtteTe- they
helped mel condLued t'e1r u.s.. id an now 1eArlY
9 u ell maa. Ikaow Of several sinjar cases.
Respectfully yours. Rev is. CArnoES."
, 1862-12-04
fNSuraNCK.
FWIW[aItEE.
BRANCH OFFICE
KNlcK KEBBOCKER lIFEtNS co

HHANtA OEE1CE
kNlcK EBBOCKER LIFE ms. co
Kngsbury Block. Chicago, III.
REs1DEET D1RxCT0RB:
e. I Z. ROGERS. flTm waiter d Rogers, Coal and Pig
Rass.s StSg sss &C. Com
sc FAKGo, ISl5gztoi S FaFgo % CO. 1mssicaa e
1fhs,gs s.{$ss G.. Wholesale arossrs
E.B. 6ARfEK, ,G!eES $apesTior Eegrt Of Chicago.
= AFHHE HEHHEEk ss2 Rads5f & e.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
MLTOS PARKER, II. o. .--...--..
Nv. q. BLAHET, II. D., Prof Rush Med. Col1ega
and Northwestern University.
ATTORNEYS:
3 s. MORRIS. 1s...................JEsSE 5. THOMAS.
OFFICERS At HOME OFFICE:
ERAsTUS LYMAN, President.
b. q. JOHNSON. Vice President.
GEO. +. sNIFfES, Secretary.
Aeredlt Of htty PEI gent Ey'lI be given when ths
cash. to ar[iy on Premium Notea or added to the
Endowment 9na policies tssne5
tai, which perpetsD are larger to rs la:'tlatids
IT & I f S psa = M 'ssusd It
| Office In Elk months. endt4E July fst-
aoa Aay w M e. ssa m se
not lie found which offer more f!roEahle INDUCEMENTS
oE gves better guarantee to the assured than ts'a
E. f. JOHNSON,
| ses.uzaa3m Manager Branch ot.ce.
, 1862-12-04
mrlntbnln'S Trtrac1 l5llrbu.


Nelntboln's Ertract ]5llrbu.
=. HELMBoLD'S
conPouND FLUID
EXTRACT BUCHU.
A positive azd specific
r E. M E d Y
Diseases Of the !
BLADDER,
KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL,
HD /
DR0PBIOAL SWELLINGS,
this Medicine Increases tie power Of Digestion and
-a1cites the Absorbents fnto healthy aEuon. By
which the Watery or Ca1cerous depes1t1onA
cad all Unnatural EnlArgementa alere-
duced, as well Pain and Inlan-
natou.
HELMB0LD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU
Ha1 cured every case OF DIABETES in which it has
Rean given.
Irritation OF the neck Of the Bladder,
and Inflammation OF the Ktdne5s.
For these diseases 1t Is Indeed sovereign remedy
sud too much ca1not be said ia its praise eugle
dose has beea knoWa to relieve the mozt syp
TOMS.
HELMB0LD'S
| EXTRACT BUCHU,
Liberation OF the Kidneys and Blad-
I der. Retention of Urine. Diseases
| Of the PROSTATE Gland, Stone In
| the Bladder. Calculus. fsraE-
! Ell, Br1ckdust Deposit.
Elfeeb1cd and Delicate Contributions,
OF BOTH SEXES,
| !Arrising from Excesses,
Or Habits Of dissipation,
Attended With TIE following symptoms:
IndIsrosittan to E1ertdo1. Loss Of Power.
| Icss Of Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing.
| Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Horror Disease. Naketalness,
| D,tiness Of Vision Paia In the Back,
| Hct Hands Flushing Of the Body,
| Dryness Of the R5in. Erup:ions ct the Face
PAL11D coUETESANcE.
| Universal Lasstuda Of the Muscular System.
ss: Ss Y@Ptsa 's sss e s1 s'f e9 s:
| ed ly those "li1eful GssaSest"
INSANITY lid CUNS0aIF TION
Many a.e aware Of the es1se Of the!r Eufertue bc
none Will confess Tie records OF the lusanc Asylum
and the melancholy deaths by Geasulpioa lear all
, 1862-12-04
INSANITY AHD CUNSuaIF TION.

Manv s-e aEare Of the es1se Of tl,er Eufertur bet
none viii confess Tie records OF the lnsane Asylnnls
ani the melancholy deaths BY Geasup:ita, bear I'LL
p;e witness TO liz trnth OF the asseruon.
The Constitution once affected with
Organic Weakness,
Rcou,.t the aid Ct pedc!na to strengthen and !nvco
ra:t he Svstem which HELts1Lp Is EXTRACT
i.ttCH invariably does. 4 trial Will convince the
most sseptcal.
, 1862-12-04

n AXE SUPERIOR PIG IRON,
IL Tha Northern Iron Company Of Lake Superior
eesP f1 on nsna arect om IL snS ii
grades to which the attention Of those wanting the best
qralttF oftte Lake Superior Aeta1 Is invited Oecs
No. ID Wells street.
JEsUP, KENEDy & co., Agents.
, 1862-12-04

BIZ the arrival OF the steBnnship Cambria,
Capt. Sumner, and the Parkersburg, Capt
Hoffman, with dates to the Goth Inst, Give
days later,} We have the following letters from
, 1862-12-04

THROAT, LUNGS. HEART.
epecal t1e4t4 al comp alnts Of the lungs By INHALA
I1oE Of 1n@dfcated varor directly to te part atTsc
tee sad constitutional with Gzoalzad apeclcs Cures
wz11a1 ted Dr. T.s Female Periodical PuIa for
morthiy o5stFnctioEs one do1isr per bottle.
, 1862-12-04

ON CONSIGNMENT, and for sale
~ to the trade ut New FORK prlces freight added.
60 hasa prime lilo and Sautos Coffee
100 h:. Ct cs1s Choice Imperial Tess
$50 IL Chcets Choice TSung uyspp
noA1s1T2W T. N. TCKLA1 d CO !, is S. Water st
, 1862-12-04

Remittances for clubs must in all cases be
made at one time.
There wil1 be 10 deviation from these rates.
~ Money in Registered Letters may be
sent at our risk. Address
TRIBUNE Co., Chicago, Ill
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49, S.@>-----~~>>~s>~
d. CUALKINS 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERS.


SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AucfIoS Tais - DAY "a TUESDAY,, June
ATSo WEST PosRTaE l:sIaS sTs SE
SEVEN ocrS Sss 1Rs%sass WoS a. il soes
BRONZE AND ohMolD eH S5s2h SUITS
sEvREs AND DRESDEN AtSSsSs SSSSnpsrs
SAoOADa AND Aos a asETAIsss BRONZE srArUARY
bHFEf fs EXTENSION TABLE
s Nsss NS5D T SAaS.ES
The cali the PARTICULAR ssnon Of his
friends and the public TO this sas the catalogue comprising
suooa fhs fa9nrs Mas
made g order seven and o. The best descrp
Drawing k9omssPsrb Medallion Velvet carpsss Mosaic
I AND anS gold ws
Sofas Arm Chairs Oval Back ohs Reception
.ss sS
bles Encognares Cabinets two match Paintnga
f:py rsasss ? Sasss
elegant Sss,si s ss: sss:i En- sss rs
Night and Morning. ormoa ClOcx month; Parl.n
opss Boy and G Family
o%sa "A Sen.~sn''' s.'nas'
Roadway makers cost $500 rosewood Canterbury stool
sands and Chairs to MATCH Ocoth Stair Carpets silver
csmmode Wrarobss she1ins sands oe Tabes
Aore -gace Hair Mattresses French wool Blankets
en Sheets Counterpanes Brussels and Ingram Carpets
oval Mirrors gold band Shades china Toilet Sets Book
sands Kings Patent Reclining Chairs Lounges Mc0raw's
ok sdeso.rd Extension Table full French China Dinner
Champagncs Wines, Carsns, Fruit Stands PArt marble
Punch Bowls Silver PLATED Wars oasters Ice Pitchers.
Forks Coffee 0rns Shealsd Table Cutlery Arm Chairs,
solid Silver Wsro Also all the furniture Of the
APARTMENTS; also the Basement and Kitchen Furniture
compeen person will be hand TO pack shp goods
desired NJ B-Strangers wishing to att7nd the sale
take the Broadway and Fourteenth street sges the Asor
House 3d. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels, which will
bring them directlypast the houhe.
NBA Of the above furniture Of the best description,
Niayge portiono which was imported from Paris and will
be sold Without u /.
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A II S1 2; GEARSA4s, 4uOr1oSEER-
HOUSEHOLD
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTB,
ROSEWOOD DRAWING ROOM SUITS. |
Paintings Statuary Rare Works Of Art and Articles Of ve
FURNITURE,


e.
ston mansion IS West Sixteenth street between
and
st auction this season Sale peremp!o Catalogues be
drawing Rosewood Bookcase and Secretaries En-.
sn 5S s
Mirrors richly carved fames embrodsred Lace Curtains
'SS sa q
h carved r II solid lid, ss two Tee
wood Centre Tables sesuary marble tops to match the
suits; Esseres lined with satin wood marble top mirror
Card and ou"ree Tables Pas 81
Cole inm man., LsGrand, Sellers Egay and other
psns IN s pas storm At
Sea. by DeSo.; two superb match PAINTINGS by Cole;
Mnrillo Fruit and Flower piece, original by Rossea
@ yards Velvet Carpets Rags e match superb bronze
sader Cheval dc Marley Franklin marble Stauary two
Shn RosSWooD ptANoroRrE
the richest instrument eered auction this superb
% al rSa fun s %
makers fully tested BY competent Judges and pronounceds
IN two ross%oo marble Top u Dressing ssa1
Bureaus Plate Glass Mirrors rosewood Bedsteads richly
:1. s &c
IN moquet; Tapestry Brussels Carpets Lace and Brocade
To~
Book Racks Tce. Sets Corner stand, BEDDING &C.
ops Dining Table isst couches Arm
s aosn GS Wines mOs
sdes Tumbers Fruit Celery and Preserve Stands OK
s sssT .Sna 80
richly decor:ed Tea Sets a pieces solid silver Dinner and
fromShs oeisbrased house Of Psepn Co. Par. Silver
Ware. Coffee Urns Casters Cake Baskets Napkin RIMS
Kitchen Furniture
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A UCfIoN NOTICE. .sasf '.se u, - \
IA r. w. WEsTCOrT, AUcTIoNEER.
Large sale Of rich and costly ,E1Rt 80 Ct
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Elegant rosewood PsFier so!ts IN brocael, -l.-lh
IS" rfM Valuable Paintings, Artistic Bronzes,
Marble Groups, &c., &c. .s8 l.tss.s III
VIM SELL this TUESDAY afternoon, a the elegant residence
avenues cohmencng At O'Clock The sale comprises the
entire contents o. the house The elegant paIor Furniture
will Be sold @ tho. highest bidder for cash.
tire furniture of the house u nearly new and
must be removed immediately Three elegant full suits Of
rosewood Parlor Furniture In rich brocae
wood E.aaeres splendid and costly paran Ornaments
rosewood Turkish Easy Chairs in fine reps rosewood Gen.
tire and Side Marble Top Tables, richly carved Chamber
stesds over COO yards O. elegant Velvet Brussels and
Mattresses from " 50 lbs made order and In
condition Dining Room Furniture consists OF fine oak Ex
tension Table Silver Ware rich China Ivory and Silver
lcry Forks spoons 4 with heavy cut and engraved Glass
Furniture description and offers extraordinary
Inducements to housekeepes and Others competent per-
attendance and ship goods purchasers
Al reas charres i
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SALES AT AUCTION.
EDWARD sCHESCK AUcTIoNEER.
~ ELEGANT HORSES, CARRIA9ES HARNESS, &c..
by EDWARD sCHENCa, ON Tuesday, June s.

EDWARD sCHRSCK AUcTIoNEER
by EDWARD sCHENCa, ON Tuesday, June 5,
ELEGANT srAs 81 ~ s u fa cxssRIAeE HORSES
yerS are u lands s sns S ees
spans 10 the CITY, sale will be peremptory as tho owner
TWO SEATED OPEN WAGON
with pole .ns iSs sis afsry ~ GRAY HoasEs
Are hands high good road Horses kind and GENTLE
A4' ''''''so E q iaaSf OPEN BARoucHE;
e q BARK
l. ls hands long Old warranted perfectly sound
1ina and s'n'ls fast ' Tof WAGON, NN
very strong and E 4 sSss s1es coupE HORSE.
and gentle stylish and Of the finest horses In the
SPAN OF HANDSOME BLACK HORSES: ,
ssni ssifa sns S
WAGON N AID n 1ouS s HRs
TOP 6 pole and shafts mAds BY Wood Brothers.
long al bay ~. hana. seven years Old warranted
hoss is' S ssn sns And AZ horse
aa ns d saddle
Tor s'n'n.n Also s e ssSse G Tcsson and Harness.
very light. and IS F sSsa 4 sR RsT Hoasr.
Kind and gentle; sS:a "a :; a
Set Do IN ine ords. silver mounted, Set 6ns
whole e VIII from. Of the ..,s-room.
u ROTH. AyUfIoNEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY
~. lTuesdayl Jpne at O'Clock precisely the elegant
Household Furfi6re Of first class boarding house. West
handsome Caps elegant Parlor Furniture SUITS
with brocag and reps all kinds Of Parlor Bedroom and
Dining Ro6m( Furniture; Glass. China and Silver Ware:
csss c IL aa 81. uSsss Beds Bedding oA
GEORGE COOK. ACCOMMODATIONS HOUSE
IL as s .rSs M
q drss ss:s cy made Farnisats Suits Of va
rous kinds Library and DninG 8oom Suits, rosewood,
black walnut and mahogany Chamber Suits; rosewood
Extension Dining Tables Hall Racks and Stands lounges
Easy Chairs Besdsteads Bureaus Washsands Bsdetts
B.-At one O'Clock. dye new Rockaway Wagons Cata-
.HENRY a. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER.-4IENRY H.
- LEEDS co. will sell at auction on lay June
4 at o'clock in front Of IS Nassau street. valuable
ectly sound fastrveer AID excellent saddle horse
HENRY D. MINER, AUcTioNEER, sALEsRooM 81
BONNEVILLE viii sell Il auction, on wedne s1ay June 4
at l0H O'clock at ths private residcnce l26 West Gory
seventh street, hetween Sixth and Seventh avenues
assortment OF geneel Household Furniture consisting Of
n Insrain Carpets r Pier Mirror rosewood Etagere
Extension Table and Chairs rosewood and mahogany Bed
cloths Stair Carpets Crookey, Glass Ware, &c. &C. Also
Kitchen Utensils. Ill g9l
HENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
III Nassau street, opposite the Post ohlce.-MINER 4
SOMERVILLE will sell at auction Thursday, 5th and FRI
day. 9TH Of june at their salesroom Nassau street.
large collection Of Oil Paintings among which will be found
Of gentleman recsntly returned from Europe painted 10
order by the best Italian copyis Also variety Figure
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HENRY B. HERTs, JR.. AuCTIoNEER
Ii BY HENKW WOOD X 60.
ASSIGNEES SALE OF.HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

On Tuesday, June g. 1862 lat II OF clock,
At the saesrooms $50 Broadway comprising large lot Of
Household Furniture consisting of Mcdaliod Velvet
and othor Carpets Bedsteads Bureaus Washsands
rosewood and mahogany Suits in satin brocatel and hair
Service Beds Bedding Chandeliers, &c. Terms cash. Cata
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THE TURF.

EAsnIoN COURSE, L. I-TiIIS DAY.-PURSE $lO0--
Nile hsats best three in i've 10 wagons: u. Talman
names 8. m. Jih; II. Woodruff .. m. LADY Emma;
owner names b. James Lynch. The boat leaving James
sers Poin t JOS. cR0CHER0N Manager.
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uENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
Nassau street. opposite the rest ONCE INNER 4
day. 9TH Of june at their salesroom, 81 Nassau street.
large collection Of Oil Paintings among which will be found
Of gentleman recently returned from Europe painted g
Pieces Marines. Handicapped DO, by the following artists
Wit A. Richards VIM. Hart, W. N. Brown, K Street,
La Rue Weber, A. Paron g. D. Brewerson, Collins of
London La Crox Msrzoni Miller Canteneau ana others
Dutch school, by Schotch Husenbursh yerne Drielt
and others. The above exhibition.
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lower AGED 81, NO FAMILY AND IN GOOD
|,mstances wishes " form the acquaintance OF n
|il,rly situated with "a view 10 matrimony Address
days enclosing cartes de visite and real name and
~ lha boua nde, 70 u. K, box l36 Herald once.
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RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TUESDAY, JUNE s. 1862
Ss4sB s sa7EEISssf s.sE SHOW SHOW
C S'5s fs fss5s e
ssasi sns f oas E.P
" Gss, ,sS III salLDanr
s1R FSEF $5 SSys ssy Shp OUNCES
n Il ' sas X. s.sss Oven :s
Sunss from a9a 's1 weighing but One Pound sev
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beautiful and accomplished Vocalist, appears popsas
to ). sa'o ten is esn.
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Ut. " SIS Broadway,
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they win reopen their emporium Of ourosi'iss on Saturday.
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WONDERFUL, t.ss.4 ss3 t8 e-- WONDERFUIs
EXTRAORDINARY, . EXTRAORDINARY.
EXCITING, t. - ExCITIN0.
THRILLING, THRILLING.
SCIENTIFIC, : SCIENTIFIC.
INVALUABLE, . INvALUABLA
TERRIFIC. TERRIFIC,
BEAUTIFUL. BEAUTIfULs
INSTRUCTIVE, TNsrRUCTrvH.
SURPRISING. SuRPRIoIM0,
GLORIOUS AND SOUL INSPIRING
REALITIES OF ALL THAT IS
INTERESTING 94EH +. 81 = "A INTERESTING
MARVELLOUS, -- AARvELLOUG
FAMOUS .a'a AND TRULY Dr. SAAouss
UNPARALLELED. .s.s'
the cost Of $4,000 propreoS have obtained e0
Vienna the far famed and renowned rs s
The great and only .sestr 81
= IN THE WORLD.
Pronounced by connosseurs TO be tho very m .tf E.
Ne Plus Ultra OF perfection anc
UNPRECEDENTED Aas @HsFGi
FEMININE BEAUTY. 'sAr
Open for gentlemen only from 10 till 10.
Auissiou oonD
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MATRIMONIAL..

fNG MAN DESIRES TO OPEN A CoRREsPoN.
ce with some vivacious young lady. Good spelling
importance to good looks and superior TO wealth.
Ee The advertiser has matrimony In view. Address
!. III Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03

u ROTH. AyOfIONEER. WILL SELL THIS DAY
~ TUESDAY jane ut o'clock precisely the elegant
Household Furd&re of first class boarding house, West
Eighth street w doors from Sixth avenue consisting Q,
with brocas sad reps all kinds Of Parlor. Bedroom and
Dining Ro6m Furniture; GLASS; China and Silver Ware
ChandeuerG &c. Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03
RESTAURANTS.

IA CLUB HOUSE, No. GREAT JONES
N KELLY will serve up two splendid Green rur-
lay in soup and sleaxs. Families supplied In any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-03
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTfONEER
~ Assignee's Sale of
SUPERB ABINET FURNITURE.

'''N'' NO iSs broadway,
the elegant stock OF of celebrated
net makers being by far tho finest furniture ever offered at
auction consisting part Of very richly carved rosewood
and black walnut Bedscads, do do Bureaus with French
plates; elegant Secretary aud Library Bookcases Of Tho
the upholstery; Reclining Chairs in morocco Library
Tables Hall Furniture Card Tables and other elegant Fur
Those In want Of really elegant furniture are in
vcd TO examine the above, which Is exhibition nj the
saesroom Sale positive aud without the least reserve
EUGENE FAURE Assignee.