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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-07
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NOTICE.

Whereas, Hannah, my wife, has left my bed and
card, without cause or just provocation, this to
rbid all persons harboring trustingher my ac-
unit, as shalfray debts of her her contracting
ter this date Vim, YANSCHA ok.
ixonia, Dee 16, 1861 2Sw3.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-07

THE largest Stock Of Crockcry Glass ware and
kAD1Su & Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-07

Important to thoseeAffiicted with Chr.nfs
RAILWAYS REMOVE TING r. FSOTVENT
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-07

TINS well known and popular Journal is not d for
avownS its sentiments with candor fearlessn and
independence 1t has aimed to be right rather than
popular, and takes the responsibility of telling the
truth regardless OF the Of the offence that may be
given to Prsj Idice and Ignorance.
The Principles which the Chicago Tribute :pouse
and advocates are:
The Cause of Freedom,
Justice and Humanity
Improyept of he Mental,
doral and Ply steal Condition
...-. of the masses. rr-
Perpetalty of the Union. ~
Obedience the Constitution
and Supremacy of the Laws.
Free iIomeSteads For the Landess
encouragement of Home Industry.
No Political JObbery.
Honest for offices.
Economy in Governm emit
Sound Currency and Death to all 'sWild Cat Shin
piaSters. -
And the prosecution of the war against Trca on
unit! the 'aet rebel has laid down his arms Though
IN, Fickfd rebellion against tie hest and most be-
nlleent government that ever existed in the world
las become fearfully strong. yet tina American Re
Publc Is Tar stronger the loyal '.Nud>lls will vet
SupJugae the arrogant 0ligarchy. To this patriotic
end the tri buno will work without growing weary.
until che Union has made footstocI of; tS foos
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-07
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint.
Schirrus, Cancer Tumors, Enlargement.
liberation, Carries and Exfoliation OF
tho Bones.

great variety Of cases have been reported to where
cures Of these formidable complaints have resulted from
te Of this remedy but space here will admit
thrul. Some OF them may he found in American
Aimanac which the agents below named pleased TO
furnish gratis TO all who call for them.
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MERlCLNES.

DYSPEPSIA CAN BE RELlEVED-AlL
DYSPEPSIA ANNIHILAIOR, for the speedy rs-
lief ot Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss OF Appetisss
Nausea and sickness At the stomach, Flatulencys
o. Thi4 remedy will be found one OF the mraA
,ree,ble and eft,eiuus articles discovered ioF
ne permanent cure Of that distressing disease
DYSPEPSIA Perseverance With this medicine win
sns,ru regularity Of the bowels at all times. A
number OF certificates might be obtained, but thsV
are - eadly procured with little regard 10 TRUTH
that they can have no weight with Discerning pub
Ic. Therefore, the proprietor Il onhdents thas
simple trial Of this Remedy will ESTABLISH 10 Char
ter In the Of Dyspepsia over all other renedsa
In at the present day, For sale Al ~ scum
second st., williansburyh, at % cents per bos1ln.
ia2O 2iacs3OO
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j - i"d,c hradq1uters' lhrte cnnplt''.,s
q ''",' ~ ,'N' "'''u! 'No' "'s'' Ni'H V'o'S 'Ho
N eva t''l'
AIIrDhp tuNsrtBACY To DsrRAUD.--John
Z TrN,r VII IL Mtsa. aud Grirse Fuwlr,
,,Ilrl uisu g. RESPOND g. e criminal change, the
nature - w!ith IA r. follows =
M Chhrl,s Ih.mnS' "' - olN,r strcp' rr'cnty
ar. trtd before Justice Connolly, "ud IN tie am
da>t TINT t september Lost he advertised mo
tT'F'i. ana "ll'i 't"r' i"i So "a r'Hl.lh5o "
u' w, '-'h'"I" 'N'l '',.'A W. VI ".'.i '' TT
,,,',''. ".7''. ~ ,'l'E = u',7''' ~ '.'n'Vl' ",
-" ''."" F'''''' 'N'' .''' '' ~ n''' Wv l' W
WI. Thomas GOA '"un1!lssi"h coy 2 y per cent on ths
uhrtHNSr h.t'ys NN~W rNn't'll'hlN WNt''l
" Nj. Thomas, pul sud be lad been sent 10y TrtN-
er g. purchase Dis store, the rtic" "' Whiah, IN
.ltdr.t the -trk ~ grc'ilrs AM liquors. Va,
t7N. IL Day d" W." "t'l"'"@' m"1'h 'H'h
Fhn, ana t'li mona" ne Lmh d'''lei W
accept h!. PROPOSITIONS ana ~ we sun" ulu'
Noel MI Ih.m' n'tS i1r f'oi, r'y'
ale :. his "rd'r, an Signed ~ Me-~iN =
f"w'', Hewitt a Co.. OF W rear street Nrshk,
y. y Watson 'tprr'eht''l 'he !. te 10 We ENHi' 40
SAL 4 Would 20 paid At IN tuuy' Ln'n',s then
'a ir'i N Pow q VINO repeater Wht w t N nv
''id IN relation e. Tie n'ta' ana 7ld It Would We
pt'l"ll l'h ~ 'h,lE once IN N'N''N' hh'',5ltt'
'y ,t. ,, ,n n h ~, ,rr
"a 4. I'M w., .tj ,,,,, Al !. ,.l la, .,,ne
JUc t.,,,r,t ,,,s d,,,,,v1,.I ,f I.,th 4 ,Nfr aud
wt.,r mi r,r,.,i rrnI,,. L,Ii,r,,, , bi,,seif a,
IA, tn ,ir,i,, ~ nilrr,, b.rt,c, Trt,,r W,t.,n
ami r,,lc Md ,,,n.i,ir,.N a., d,,,,,,i Xyrr,nt.
Nrte irs,r,I. ani ,h.,r CuiuuIii.,. NJ tho T,iuG.
pIts, C.,urt su,.rci,i in ,rrc-iin-, Tr,y.r and
W. vi d, or, ,,I,r,ittsi a., r,i.7,n fr nx,,ni.
Liz. r. ,yi. I've a, sJo HIM, ,,r,,t.
sas 0I'-eucu'y lr,i',d in the sum OF Sl,o0L 10y
Patrick Perry 81 .Oi EtSt III street. Wtts1n Ia
tiil Ia the Toni X. fo"lo Is stLi at large, aui hs
HhcrealsHut- Is uus uuwn.
A DisuoNRsr Yous. voLrSrEEH.-About
tcu da,- ago, tho tooth Pennsylvania Volunteer
Regiment arrived VA ills city and were Stationed AT
the corner OF White and Elm aioets. John Johns,
priyat" iu tie regiment, and only u years 'i 1gr'
appears ms been III various stores under tue pre-
tencr 81 purchasing variety II thingsand 81, ho
ing missed Ia stutcs which lac had thus entered, rn
NJ was made 20 Captain Mount e tho THIRD
Mhri Police. AMI lie de tailed 9th % IL -
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A son or PrrER WnsrERvKLT, reslding On
the plank rod. near Bulls Head Hotel, Jersey
City, aged sight years, broke through the ics while
skating, on Tuesday evening, and was drowned.
BRIeADIER GENERAL W. r. STRONG, bet-
ter known as an onterpriEng merchant Of this city,
and Of the vestry Of DR.. Tyng's church, rocen-
ly called together the army chaplans At 81. LcSis,
and offered them every facility In the discharge Of
their duties, which his position ~ COmmislry Cen
eral may enable him 70 render.
TIIE SCHOONER CLIFTON previously re-
ported ashore one mile north Of Barnesat Inlep
vss doa,Sd of, the 18th inst, and lies inside the
inlet. She makes but little water, and will return
70 thi. port for repairs.
TIE Smr ARKwRoHr, ashore south Of the
Highlands has a cargo Of COO tons salt, insured in
Europe. the vessel is consigned ~ MeSsrs. LemoynC
& Bel. The stesmtug Achilles, with schooner
Norma, lefs last evening" n her assistance.
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MILITARY.

In sddi,on 70 thoss officers sill In the service,
who are more or less incapscitstcd by resscn of
wounds sickness and exposure in the line Of duty
there are tweniynine who having served forty con-
secAive years, claim 10 he retired their pay
proper and four rs,io.s per diem provided by She
act above referred 10. The following list shows
their names, rank and length Of service.
Name. Rank. Length of
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Police Intelligence.

A CosrIpErcE WoMAS.--A woman, calling
herself Mrs Wild, alas Mrs. Weaver, was arrested
yesterday hy Detectives Slowey and kelso, charged
with Playing n confidence game upon suntry board
ins house keepers, defrauding them OF their dues,
besides rcJbng their buarlcrs. Her plan, II ap-
pears was ~ represent herself AS widow, and =
member " tue Jane street Methodist Church, aud
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Accidents

PoIsoNro ny Irs MoTHKR.-Coroner Morris
held inquest on Tuesday, at winismsburgh, up
on the body Of child, two years old, nAmed Clara
Jsne Stahl, who died on board the canal boat Em-
lying At the foot Of Conover street, FROM the Of
fects OF an overdose Of laudanum administered by
the m,ther through mistake. A verdict in scror1-
ance with the facts but exculpating Lhe mother from
all blame, was rendered by the jury.
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EOR SALE--A HOU SE AND FIVE ACRES
l. Of land On Long leland, about mile rom NIrth'
port, near the water. inquire of lLAlI LEWIS
"a ave, first door below 18th 81 over bakery. 49, g
NOTICE TO GARDENERS-FOR SALE
~ in Middle Village, seven acres of good garden
hand, with new buildings, Terms easy Inquire VI
G. MORRIS, near the premises. los
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MAD. HOTCHKISS, FEMALE PHY5L-
wi CIAN-No ssI West sTth 80. cures dissAss- q
the heart lungs, throat, liver. kidneys; dropy, 40
Oh spres, slTohIlA and all skin humaEs eured-S
Oaice hours from Q 70 IL .. N. and tosPu-
AL faAc'i1e
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Evening, In consequences Of the storm having in
bred with NJ success the former occasion.
i church was very handsomely decorated with
and the pulpit platform was extended 90 ~ 10
b stage, on which were seated portion Of the
Iaren Of the school. The remaining potion Of
school was seated 10 the centre Of the church,
be the sides and the galleries were occupied "
lie number Of spectators. The exercises were
III menced by an opening hymn sung by the chill
M, and prayer by the pastor Of the church, Rev.
~ B.lleu. A very pleasant little original address,
5t.en fcr the occasion By Mr.. J. hcAdam. was
tsd By Mis- Elma Lent In a manner which won
.Iapplause of the audience. But one other ORR
Ni address w.s delivered; this was the closiSg
II and Mister Stevenson Taylor was the speaker.
&rs quite successful. with these two oxcep-
Nd the exercises consisted Of selected dialogues
Ill declaIn.t ons, and solo and chorus singing. A
lgled dialogue and tableau, in which thirty-four
rdsome young girls represented the states Of the
III %, was quite successful. The school numbers
u iDo children, under the superintendent o.
4 y. Smith and large and efficient corps Of
,hers.
ikr THE LAST MEETING Of the Directors Of
40 ,dcny Of Music the following officers were elect
.the ensuing ycar President, II. c. Perrcpont
e.Preadsnt, Goorge +. Thoma Treasurer, J. II
,.hingAam Secretary, A. G. Hull Finance
Inmittee--w. NJ. Richards, Y. II. rimpton, o.
itehcuse, W. NJ. Newell, J, W. Degrauw Exc
live ComInittee--A. NJ. Waite l.. II. wyman, u.
Lowber, N. X. worthington, J. II. frothiughs
f1mauc ComInittee-John Greenwood, Il bert Il.
mond, Edward Lambert
tnK BOARD OF CouNcILNKN have under con-
Icra,icu new plan for recruiting the municipal
Inces. II Is by compelling the city railroad CONE
les W pay 10 the Corporation one cent Tor every
BIZ, and one half cent for every child carried by
I'm. THIS revenue, It Is estimated, would amount
klCO,OOO year.
l,rr TOTAL srNuyP of families on the books
L. n,.Li,,, y.lu,,oor R.l,ef Committee 1.
R,o 10 ,,,. the .,,,, NJ slg 1912 ~ has Locn pnid
Ill.,, tho p,., Ave wc,ks
c,.n,c,, A,.ox,r,os ron ESatA,p.
H.. ,,or.,,,,,o ,,,,s c,,v arc prcn,rin- f-,,e,
l,ddr,.s % Ina scn, o,,, by Saturdays steamer l.
H. br.,bre, In ENGLAND. Gently aimoni,hiEg
Ir ca, tho Instrumentation of the American
tr.c,er and shirt In which tlcy suffer themselves
H.. ho,,lsI ms un.sr,.pulous journalists. The
hrs,- 1, strong In it, assurances " friendly re-
I'd for England, which 1t represents :, be tho pre-
ling sentiment among the more thoughtful class
In iii. country, and equally decided IN its cv-
l~-ion Of the high purposes which sctuato the
Ierican people In the prosecution OF the present
p. It has been prepared Oy Rev. WIN. AdNn''
~, of the M.dsn square Presbyterian Church.
viii undoubtedly receive the signatures u the
lrsymon # Al. nations ia Ne" York
,rHE NATIONAL, OR BRECKiNRIDaK DINO
,r,o PRIMARY ME,.riN.s, e. elect delegates t.
Kings County General Committee we're held
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
L the Surrogate Of the County of New York. nntAos
IL hereby given " all persons having claims az alma
CEPlIIA5 II. NORTON, late of the city Uf Nov
York, deceased, u present the same with vDuchars
thcicuf IN the scribers at thrir office In the oas
Of Townsend, Dyett Raymond, at No. 2lT Brnsd-
way In tho city If New York, on or before the fwea
trth day II January next. Dated New York, ths
sixteenth day Of July, 1851.
JANE A NORTON, Exocuirix.
JAMES wINSLOw,( vv..,,,.
JANIS BUELL.. HNeoue"-
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/ n III kSIANNEO f AN Ohlfh Of TILE
Surrogate Of the County Of New York, notice b
hereby given 10 all persons having claims againea
CLAUS OFTEN, late Of the City Of New York, de-
ceasl 10 present the with vouchers thereof -
tho subscribers NJ the office Of Charles Cheney, No
1876 Broadway In ia. City u New York, on or befors
the Seventeenth day Of March next. Dated. Now
York, the 18th day of September, 1851.
liECKE Is. OFTEN, AdmlnistratrN( of Claus Often.
CLAUS BRUNIE. Administrator 4 deceased
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TO LET.

NO. o. THOMPSON ST-TO RENT THE
Unlock basement, consisting u large r"m' win
Crton and every convenience Hr washing rent ~ 90
per month. Apply u Mrs HERNslElN, 5y5 BROAD
way. JE5 5'lSl
ITO LET-STORE, ROOM AND BEDROOM
l. on the east side Of the 18th ave, 81 house from
the south Of doth st. suitable for any genteel buA
meas and other apartments. Inquire Of the owner
on the I'd floor VI the premises; " a good tenant
rent low, i2a S'l0l
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AmCsBsfnwre.
pARNUMy ASyERICAN NUsEUi1-

GRAND GALA WEEK.
ALL THE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES AND MANY
MOREl
=, bp'endd addhions made 10 the Military Hvoin-
nnns ,nd o.hsr parts Of the gorgeous Fairy socs-
Ala D QUE ZEN,
ply ply 20, up At ooat ~ $1,000, and pronouns>f
~ SVoOoV visitors the mes gorgeous and 6.ssirs-
ting spectaculsr play ever gut upin Amerio.l
Firs, time Of grand Musicaf Ngvel,v .rr.---a
BY Mr.. w. r. Petsrschen, Musical Dirr.,o- d.-f,<-
ted " p. II. Barnun, snd introduced b.s..., -.
third and fourth acts Of the spectacle, enlilsd
MUSEUM REMINIsCENCEa
In which nrrsically represented
JENNY LIND, THE CANARY-BIRD SHOW, rTw
AFRICAN sAvAGE5, THE HAPPY RAMI
BY, SEA LION BABY SHOW, &C.
TIE BEAUTIFUL FAT GIRL,
Eighteen years old, weighing Ga poundHL
LIVING H1PPOPoTAMUs, or GREAT BRrrn-
MOTH Of thu Scripturcs-,Job, CHI. -.
The great and curious
WHALE WHICH STILL LIvEG
AID eats his half bushel of live sells per d..
IN IS BEAUTIFUL TINY BBA-HORSES, s-n-
ing IN the Grand Aquara, which oontains besuslnA
aud LIVING Fish from all quarters Of the gicss
DC.
A1mia,don " all, % ca. Children under tan. n.
CoSsoDoRE NUtr-1he $4,000 Mutt " f.s. ~
pcnng, and will 10 ready ~ crack on N od-g.
February I'd.
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,SES, AMONGST THEM
INSTRUCTION.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL LODGINGS-CLEAN AND CON-
fprtablc single beds at u cents night, az tina
linton Hotel 100 Prince u, cor Thompson. scoon-
u,dsiun hr 200 persuns: meals at ali hours. jsf ,.
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NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS-OFFICE or
' TIW COMMISSIONERS or TAXES AND AssEsshHsrs
No. 90 CnAMnn,s-sr,, NEw York, January Is, isox.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Asse>s-
ment Rolls Of Real and Personal Estate OF the City
Of New York, for the year 1852, are pow open for
public inspection, and will continue open until The
3th day Of April next, inclusive. AL Taxpayers
earnestly requested To call and examine the
same, In order that any errors In the assessments
may he corrected. Also, all persons entitled by Lao
H. reduction of .heir snentA, by of being
Clergy mon or for military seryces and also literary
or charitable institutions, by law exempt from tAs
alton are requested u make application for such 70
duCnn exemption, previous ~ the closing Of Tia
rolls On said 3Oth day IT April.
The following section Of the Act ~ April 10, fstS,
IL published tor the information Of tax payers
SIC. TO- During tho time the books shall be oPea
H. public Inspection, ~ herein before proydedS
application may be- made by any person Considering
himself ag,rirvoi hy the assessed valuation Of his
real ur personal estate, n have the same correct
OIL. II such application be made in relation " tho
assessed valuation II real estate, II must DO made
In writing, stating the ground OF objection there
In, and thereuInn the Commissioners shall exAnins
into the complaint, and II, In their Judgment, the
assessment Is errune'uA, they shall cause the
10 lie corrected. II such application be made In
rSlaton o. the Assessed valuation Of personal as
tate, the applicant shall be examined under oath By
the said Commissioners, who shall be authorized
10 administer such oath, or any Of them' and H. In
LIS ur their Judgment, the assessment rs errunoouA
they shall cause the Slme to be corrected, and IN
the amount ot such assessment as they may believe
IN be just, aud declare their decision thereon within
thirty days AFTER such APPLICATION shall have been
made b. item. No reduction shall be made by the
Board of Supervisors If any assessment real %
personal estate imposed under this act, unless q
shall appear, under onth ur affirmation, that tue
party HggTieyed WAS unable n attend within The
period prescribed for the correction Of Taxes, By
reason ofsickues- ur absence from the city.-LA~l
# 1850, Chapter BOZ, Sections and 10:
A. j. WILLIAMSON
j. W. ALLEN,
j. w. BROWN,
Commissioner ~ Taxes and Assessments.
10 MIh TIL MAY lstsll2
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DENTISTRY.
shipping, sc.

EOR LIVERPOOl.-TAPSCO LINZ
sails this day, ship ALBION from Per q, n,
and ship ROBl. l.. LANE sails Jan 9Th, frrn
Pier - For passage, 1t low rates, apply "
TAlSCOlr a c., NJ South It, i,I 2'it2
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AUCTION NOTICES.
JCTION NOrtCE-TnR FI1RNrr1rnr

fAof private family leaving the city vill be aid
a. pubic auction thA afternoon, NJ O'Clock, al i2s
waverisy Piace, bot Washington Square and Och Az,
Consisting Of bedstcads, bureaus, na.trassea be,Is
and bcdding, sheets Nlsnketa, brussels and ingram
carpets, sofa beds lounyes-rookers, clocks mirrors
shades, curtains glass oitna md silverwsre, table
clItlsry, kltcl en- furniture, .yilyes &c. l2t
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~ THE YoUNG MES's RErUBII-

/ Il meeting at their headquarters, corner
6 way and 23d street. There was a very fair
ldAnce and great deal Of interest manifested
meeting At S o'clock Mr.. Opdyke took the
~ and after roll call, the contested seats from
i'm and 9Oth Wards were taken up. After long
oeration, the Smith delegation from the former,
the Stewart delegation from the latter Wards,
? admitted. An election for officers resulted in
selection Of G. S. opdyke for President, Ex-
I We D. H. Welsh for Vice-President, and Messrs.
an and Jaquea Secretaries. Some private bust
was then taken up which was not settled until
Ae hour.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nOG WANTED-A Low PRICED Medium
- sized black and tan dog wanted. A ldrcts
DOG, bSN J29 sun office stating price and age. /
ERRlCKSON HOT AIR ENGINE WANT.
~ ed state particulars price, Sc D. H., $40
Hudson -, store. II
SEWING MACHlNES-WANTED TO BUY
''for cash, cheap, IAdd Il Wrnslur'-, uowo't, Gro
Yer Bakers, and Singers, Apply at 90 Eut
Broadway, basement, J, T.. MOORE, JI2l 3'l29
NATANTED-6 WHEELER & WILSON
w sewiu-. uaclireH, Iu god order. Parties hay-
u. or more may apply At the factory 100 and
1917 West 2itb Il, any day, before L. u'llpck. 6
NyANIED TO HIRE OR PURCHASE
w From 10 10 90 shuttle sewing machines; Sing.
ers preferred. Address lowest price, with full par
ucular7, W. 5. w, bnN y2s, Sun once. JR J'lly
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LOST AND FOUND.

T .OST-ON TIE 21st, IN THE HUDSON
l<RyoT cars, one small gold watch winds aud sets
by the stem; suitable reward will be paid, by leay-
ing IL at YATES News Agency, 100 Nassau street,
New York.
SANINGS BANK BOOK LOST-A BOOK
- on the Seunen'a $ wing Bank. The finder will
receive q reward ofthroe dollars by leaving Il with
WIN. 4. IIEMMINWAY, Wal II Forry House, n Y
60 REWARD-LOST on MONDAY Even
%') Ing, at lOHuclock, King Charles slut she
las pups The returner viii receive tho above
reward-l2S Greenwich It. iH23 2'l0j
G6 REWARD LOST A SETTER DOG,
We white, with large liver spots on the heal and
hack, and small ones all over tho lady aud legs;
had on leather strap answers ~ the name Of
PONTO. 50 paid tor his return ~ ~ Seventh ave-
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WANTED A BOY TO ATTEND IN A
w liquor strs-Nons need apply unless he know,
the business and we'll recommended. Inquire ia
store, 434 Fourth ave, q
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M DOUGHTY, AUCT'R-wII.L SELL,
l'ls hy order q assignee, IN Monday, Jan. gIth.
At ~ o'clock at sscsruou. 81 kas,Nu ~ tho assets
Of he late firm Of PRANKARDs & co, consistng
Of notes, Judgments, look accounts, So, u bs add
for cash, by order " w. q. MAkIi5AI.i. k'sgnes
iai6 I0i.siO9
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WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WANTS TO
IA take in washing AZ her own house, ar would
20 out t. do days work cleaning offices, ~. II
Obliying and expects b,l moderate wages. Apply
at % Downing II, near vurick, Ia lhe store. %
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BLACKSMITH WANTED, AT ASTORIA,
- l. ]; uns who understands driving on shoes and
helper; young man preferred. Astoria, Jan 22.
J28 3'll3 q. X. NORRIS.
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ILIlAM ABBOTT, AUG

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUITIONEER.
w Om,ei last u,lWay vii arll, nu Friday
(" ION u'cu,k-lhe 'to'k and Il Ntures Il the whole.
sale and retail Cnnic uun,ry and H,kery, No. so
i"tth ave. ltt"o"" 10Th AMI 2dtu ,tr., consisting
Of Jelly muu'iA ice cream forms, "a great 4, rety ~
French mottncsS American and French CONNECTION.
hiy, marble top tables counters ylt4s cases, vi
cloth, &c, Sc. ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23
ClIATTEL MORTGAGE SAFE OF

Join II. BURLEY, AUC.-wILL SELL
this dSy. AZ o'clock, At ~ Canal 1t, spfta,
sofa bt ia burea =, bcisteads, chNra tables stoves
Carpets, III cloths, hods, bcddiny crvckcry, gl,-s
aud kitchen ware, &c. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

GIRLS WANTED
VI Good hands tor making Tnsscs.
BAARE, GEER * CO.,
IL ~ Barclay 1t, up stairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

WANTED--A BOY FROM II TO II YRS.
w old, T. do errRuds-rtUy bread and cake,
&c. lie must be neat and tidy, and an American;
and willing 10 make himself useful Call at No. DO
sixth ave, cor 3lst st., from 10 ~ in the Bakery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

A PPLY AFTER 1 O'CLOCK - EXPERI.
1enC.d hands on lines sacks; none but those who
fully understand tho work will suit. MUNSOS q
Co, Us Broadway, up stairs. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

MI DOltHl 1, NJ C.-WlIb SELL,
wi. this day, lex o'clock, at sD0-r-im 40 n uS-,u
q, general a--nrtmert oi househnd furniture,
car eta oil cloths sofea, chairs, bureaus, wash.
stands tables, hair ms,tre ssce, bcdstosds, ward.
robes &C., &c. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

OPERATORS ON WHEELER & WILSON'S
~ seWn; machine, with machiuc, t. make skirt
bustics, At tie factory Apply before ~ o'clock, at
the Et,tUry, l95 aud ~ West 2ith IT,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-07-19

Taken up by woodsan W sllace, living In Green
township, Wapello county, Iowa. the oath of April
ls62, one Bay Mare, Ave years old 'about sixteen
hands high, has colt since she was taken up OF
other marks or brands perceiysble, and appraised
to be worth seyentyrfve dollars by Lewis Wilkinson
and John H. skinner, before me this cath day of April
isSE - EZEKIEL RUSH, y. ~
HUGH BRows, Clerk Dist. Court. =. -.
May g., 1869. - ~ - kfIeE = Sssks8 y. 80