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, 1863-01-16

A Letter from Gen. Hooker.
Wilkxs' Spirit publishes m extract from n
letter OF Gen. Joe Hooker to friend, in re-
gnrd to the part he bore in the battle Of Fred
cricksburg. There has heen, much curiosity
on the part Of the public to know exactly
what share Gen. Hooker took In that unfortu-
nate affair, and how far he was responsible,
through consultation with the Commanding
General, for the unfortunate method Of at-
tack As Wilkes remarks: :, s.. ::
tion on this subject, aud when Hooker vas
| interrogated by the Committee Of the Senate,
It WINS expected tho story wonld come out.
The gnllant soldier, however, dlsarmed BY
the gushing confession Of Burnside, merely
sid. That he lad predicted, Then The m moving na
| toons would not reach there in time, and bad
asked permission to cross the Rappahannock
at IN upper ford and with three days Fations
make forced march and seize the hills which
subsequently bclchcd such death and ruin on
our troops This testimony, though satisfac-
tory to = certain extent, and. developing d
military instinct entirely CHARACTERISTIC Of Joe
Hooker, did not meet the point about which
The Generals friends were most concerned,
which was, how far he participated in the
his military judgment stood responsible for
It as an undertaking. ~'.~
The following is the extract to WHICH We
/ now. a1ludc: 49,.
Ton hare doubtlcas heard Of our grcst reverse
| UPON the Rappahannock. My heart bleeds when !
think Of It. Our delay In transferring our base oi
operations from WaErenton TO the line o! Acquia
Greek enabled the enemy to throw up formidable
works Of dcfence, which were assaulted BY n. VIII
great resolution and valor But the plan otass.ult
Was one which. in my judgeme Mt Insured disaster
took hut little part In It. for the reason that
| four of my divisions had been put under the com
maud Of others carly il the day, In the waJ
Of rcinforeements, and when It came my turn te
then ordered to assault at the Identical point which
i. Sumrer's command had been battcring against IN
successfully al day. Ny troops lost no honor, am
| thank God thht neither by word Or act was com
| mitted to that 1nodo Of attack ',,..s'' ....
l cannot wKite yon more now. What Will b.
the next more, God Only knows. Though discour
. [ aged am not entirely disheaEteued; and hop
that kind Providence may yet smile on our dero
! ted army. go: =. : :: -.
!. And ret tic accomplished soldier who ha
written the above, who. not TO refer to hi
:. Mexican campaigns, Is the hero Of Williams
!. burg, FaIs Oaks, Gaincs' MIL, Malvern an'
=. Antietam; toward whom the heart u the en-
: tire countryi ycarns with ioyc, aud upo
whom every soldier looks with feeling
:, almost Of fidolatFy, is to be kept 6lnothered i
4 subordinate command,
d .: We hare NO III feeling toward, Gen. Burr
e sae, and do, not wish 70 dlsp2Eage hii
beneath his rncsfts.' We have ~bfokon hi
Thread, shared his curt and still maintain, rel:
. / tiops with him Of friendly nature; but ho
II ! u,anIfcsEly much inferior to Hooker sas
- soldier; and the Imperiled county,
y entitled to hare tho best man 4
i tue right place. There Ase bet
= c4bal in active operation again
, 1863-01-16
4 CARD. =
Deafness ami Blindness.

DR.. UNDER ROOD cuuE and Aur.st, Operative
Surgeon III Randolph street.: car thcsheEmha house.
CHICAGO, 1IIIxois.
Dr. G. has derotcd III. professional life to ophaalrnc
ali tic new and ingenious Instruments and apparatus
and the different modes q treatment uaed for the r.
and Aural nospitais sna 1nns1a11es Of London rnrs
ancient and modern for Deafhe Catasaet
ArtiHcial Pupil. Cross Eye, Eutropam. Ectrop!3'a,
Sunois wens and spurious Ero~ths Of every deserip
lion artificial Eyes snd Ear,prume inserted and
A1rscope. stoscope Fhs1yngoseope snd 9p.thain33c
Illuminate lie wi,oe exterior interior and pokseEoE
aa Of The Bye md Ear tins tcvs.n~ tne eS9se saa
1nnenetrable obscHItty. ja7-JS.1-1u
, 1863-01-16

A gentleman informs us Of q. most heart
rending occurrence, the result Of a frolic,
which took place last week In DeKnlb Contre:
1t appears thcrc>was q party In. tho village,
which wns largely. attended, and during the
name Of Atwood, thinking to have a little fun,
enyelopcd himself in q sheet, with .. cost
wound around his head, and proceeding to
the front Of the house, Knocked at tho door
The door WAS opened BY Mrs. Root, wife o.
, 1863-01-16
New Iron G1aub0ut.

ne" AEOA EN99uUV1AAs.,
The news iron-clad gunboat Usage Was
launched at the Union. ship yard III Carondo-
let, ,{St. Louis on Tuesday. The who1e nffair
was a complete success. The Usage is quite
different In form, material and principle from
any gunboat now on the Western waters.
The D<moe1at says Of ler, she is not properly
speaking, an iron.clad, but m actnal iron 1es-
sci, rs the hull and almost everything about
her is Of tllat matczial.' She is intended to be
supplied with turret Ia Monitor. III con-
sequence Of her construction tor this mode of
fighting, but asmall portion Of the body Of the
vessel will be exposed above tbs surface Of the
wuter, aud to inafct damage upon 1t will al
most Ell inlpossibility. In case Of accident the
hull is divided into water tight compartments,
which will make the sinking of the boat a
very improbable thing. Tho location and pro-
tcction Of the wheel, and thc proposed ar
rangenent and management Of the turret arc
to be effected in Il way We do not propose to
describe. They arc such, however, as to
promise at once great efficiency and security:
The Osage H. $50 feet long, forty-hEe broad,
four feet in nights the sides, nine feet in the
| centre--a s1opiug roof, and has four boilers
and two engines, the latter 200 horse power
| each. The wheel is nineteen feet in diameter
| and seventeen in thickness; and with tile cyl.
! inders, will be protected By s. tu7et. The
turret at the bow will be twcnty feet wide by
seven high, and will bear two guns each ot
eleven inch bore. The Usage il one Of the
smallest boats being constructedat the Union
works, of which there are, We believe, six in
al. some Of the others will DO much larger
i Ali of them are rapidly progressing towards
completion, and will soon BE- in the water.
, 1863-01-16
$:oaatxa.t,f301sfs Hkr1.xfet,1v-

Commodore fkcl1s1f1lsv.t +!
y We Al 7fFr days rsiuce announced tl,e sid
death Of Commodore Renslsaw, by the blow.
ing up 'ofthc flag ship Westhe'tl, IN Galrd ston
Bay, during the recent eangn,lIafy attack on,
our i1ect ported there: ':' '''t~ ''t'~-'
=: VIM b. Rcnshaw, Aciing Commodore of
tic naya1 expedition for the capture and SO;
cure keeping Of Galveston. Texas. was 4 na-,
tive aud citizen of New York, from which
State he w;.s appointed to the navy as Mid:
, shipmun on tho. I'D Of December, 11B3l. On
the l5th Of June, 1857, hu lnsscd the E1nm-
ining Board and received his wurrant rs .
PASSED Midbh1p,ian, and was attached TO the
North Carolina, at tile New York navy yard.
On the sth Of September, 1871, he was pro-
motcd to a Lieutenancy, and att commence"
1nent Of tile rebellion WIS cngaged, with that
runl, ut the navnl rendezvous in Cherry street,
New York, under Commander swartwout.
He Has promoted to be a Commander In 1861,
and was ordered to the Ordnance Burcau, ,!at
Washington, on special service. lie was next
transferred to the command Of the United
States steamer Westac1d, under Admiral Far
ragut, and was by him assigned to the com
rnand OF the naval expedition attcd out for
the capture Of Galveston. The g.llant act Of
destroying his.yessel, and himself with her,
rather than allow ler to fall into the hands Of
tho rebels, could only have been beaten By
Lis successfully carrying her out Of their reach
He had been tAirty-one years in the service Of
his country, over nineteen Of which were
spent ut sea, about eight on shore and other
| dufv md fha rnrnafrder less than fnnr psnrc
, 1863-01-16

A DEGRADING PnoFFrn.
Price, Of New Jersey, in uspeech in Bergen,
Thursday night, declared himself willing to
say to the South:
Come back; you shall have all the guaran-
tees you had before, and if you want more for
the institutions in your respective States, you
,ehall have them,
, 1863-01-16
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.!Ql)!l:aieo' :Qribl1,rc. !!
- OUR: SpnikGEiELD LETTER.

!. Kxrttcpsenf <.co1cd DotEu-Attacik11G
t1Ic <.rCcn Hacks senate 1'F0ccc2filxH
Ezoukc, Ac-StunGtuE C0t11nlttcos Of
:; nsc-CorTcctfon-Tho Chicago City
=. charter,
, 1863-01-16

E Bishop Rosecrans of the Catholic dio.
ccsc of Cincinnati, 70 brother Of Genera1 Rose.
crans,) lecturcd at Columbus, Ohio, a day OF
tTo ago, giving "sketGh Of the Order o1
ing the :. First Emancipation aud Anti Slavery
Society" 49,. -.
, 1863-01-16
pATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
ID Thu best in the world
WILLIAM 4. BATCHEL0R'S
TATARRH! OATARR Il
Dr.. seeley's Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
euro fute for =


VNE9IIU V1 VV114 II Kl1E 14%<<<G]
ft1s easier to cure CatIrh th4n Consumption and by
x:c TIC nrSt prevent the latter. Petsons should
understand th1t tho bAttsr way to cu1e Il
to rrcycnttt. ,,-
The symptoms Of C4tarrA. Is theF generally arpear
zte Il dtft very slight rctson1 md Hey hsve cold
SENSITIVE TO TIC changes oftemptrntnre n this con
clifton tne nose NAY os o. sEat thc III
A. disease becomes chronic r. KAT a5e in
now tbeI Ind heavy and arc either got In blow
ing the nose or else thsy FL into ne thoas ana ar
cspsinC bad breath: tic totce u thicE md nssA The
eyes 1rc weak, tie sense Of smell IS icssaned OF de-
By tie aid OF the LIQUID CATARKH RENED1. al
these symptoms can be eaecfusl!x TGfnoTsoi f-r.
oue month with 1ull sad clear dltectons scat py e.
I'rcss-
Office, 1872 South Clark Street., CUP stairso
AddTrH. Dr. D. H, SRELYE.
ocfI-yl55Sm Post Ot1ee Boz Ea51. Chicago. III.
, 1863-01-16

Mr.. jerome Kool, township collector who,
upon gazIng nj the gLasslY .lg1rc befu.c her,
will scrc:l1 fell backwards to tie floor and
WIS takc1, up dt:d. 4. was ct the liouss oEts
brother of Airs. Root where the trigical dvrnt
eccurrc.l, an, lis unfortunate auth0r Is 1nrr-,
clant of good standing and highly respected:
, 1863-01-16

So. ';BxcTTEAEMT COOLED DOWN. :!
''To the storm succeeds the cal1n.n The
late saporing and threatenings arc heard no
more. The 1atc.." excitement } was CYL
'dcntIy too strong to last. Tic truth Is,
however. the re1nonstralnccss Of tho people
camc in 80 thick mud East, that the rndicals be-
cnmc alarmed the leaders Of the party went
amongst them and counselcd moderation. and
finally succeeded III cooling down the ardor Of
til" most crazy Of the revolutionary factions.
To-day every thing is quiet, and unless somcr
tlIng extraordinary happens, will probably
rcnlAfn so. '..ss -:
{. ATTACKING TIE GREEN BAoKs.
Il Is noticeable that In the debate today on
the Judges Fee Bill, a number Of the Demo
crats attacked the grcenhacks as worthless,
and said the country WAS financially ruined;
that the credit Of tho country wouId neYer be
worth anything till the old state Of things
WAS restored, No doubt meaning the Demo-
crntic party in power, and slaveFy; made na-
't'=: SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
: Petition from Wilcox and other members
Of the bar; practising in the District Of Judge
thc % latter. | RefsrFed to Special Committee, Commit e,
consisting Of Senators Dnmmer, Vandeveer,
By MasoR: Resolution passed to request
Trrasurers to report the amount of money
on hand, and the different sources from which
the same has been received. .::.: =
enor to intc1cede with the War Department
for the City Of Cairo, where the United States
| Provost Marshal hns collected, aud now keeps
money due the City: for grocery licenses.
Passed unanimously.
a bill was passed to extend the Jurisdiction
| Of Justices of the Peace to all cases against
| Railroad Companies, when the amonnt in
| controversy docs not exceed the sum Of $100-
| a SUNNI ons left with the nearest Station Agent
to be sufficient notice.
| The bili passed ratifying the amendment to
| the United states Constitution, adopted bg
thu affirmative and the following Republicans:
Peters und Dummer.
| HOUSE.
The House went In at q O'clock The
speaker ruled that the orders for the morning
hour wese carried forward BY the adjourn
nIent ILL 2 o'clock. : -.
He also laid before the House communica
Joliet, inviting the General Assembly to visil
TINT institution at IN early day. 4 resolution
was introduced accepting the invitation ant
appointing Friday the sd inst.s and passed
1a a1nhar feso.eaon paisSea .ae ssna1' ; >.
4 ne l1nacA1y tonmlttes reported oll1 &c
| Judges Of the Circuit and Supreme Court il
| this State. except in Cook and Lake counties
| The bill. was opposed bv manv Democrats
and was advocated bY some Of the ablest MON
Ders On ttat slde o1 the mouse It was notice
aple tnat those VINO oPPo6ea tne docket re
ihougnt 1nat the salasaes o1 the judges shonit
oe palo u goIdt as tne green-packs, tney salo
W. LII 1o,.a i s.;aa - i.' ene H.,
Side bv tIose who beiieye The: country eon on
1n iii ,asssd and sSin n,esaI tho snnoI
;a nnw 10 r r1aw III ~ - +hs Envernnr;z ~ e;n',>
ture Thcrn, wa ~ ,nuch non@rotn1af;an ,n ~ X;
smnrcn,a Gonrt ,,non ia NJ sso1s - -
@Ap..~ os's ~s1esna "ton - p.@esas~:
sEASplAo COMMITTEES OF Tns HOUSE.
, 1863-01-16
The Host Available and Most Popular Unrest
uent In the Market.

subscriptions reeclred at PAR in Legal tendesNotes
Notes and checks q Bankt It par u fhadelpais.
facility and cxplanttou will be afforded on application
Ut this ad1ce.
Afut supply Of Bonds VII be Kept on hand Tot lnne
uclIate dtlfyctY, JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent.
. IL. GAGE, Eae.. Cashter Of the Mcrehants' Losn
and TIust Co., r. GRANGER ADAMS. Esq.,. and
McssrB VIZ. EDOLRAuGH 4 CO. nankcza. will fur
nlsh the above bonds and ovety facity to Subscribers
in Chicago md vicinity.
elSyzl2-lmd4tE
, 1863-01-16
EfQal Nutt1ts.

A%%4NA ~ ~AA%~*
r(>HE. UNDERSIGNED, Receiver
n pursuance Of order of the sapree CONT of te
Is Ss' iii ad EsT i N NJ
of N.sch - b &bsrs namEspp AZ AseFonesFst 11 t a.
s:csa r.. ss1. ofmer', belong
fets one to tEsn.I ts9. iael1stye " htoSk a az
II Illinois, and known as tie Doa=las property:
The terms or sale are cash. 1urSrr e. TANNER
asss s e e,
MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
seas i 6 Is ~
~ Il: e
ls soasd{S nSd4sd r ss
Ssaa.9 = n @beh i ssaa S;a
recorded ln the ONCE Of the Recorder Of said Cook
g9ea e. :s and
ment Of hf sad bond Thlch has long since become
apF @ o. is i:. 5 beins @ nos dne aad napsid thereoa
ss e % III hiey de as1 = ea
tsissa Ss:Tles 4 SlsEo; = xsesa shs s;id egaa
~ r. bT Pr IS ssSsEf 81 :a e. e.
s9 ss
xith t sot. "a Of said and VIII sxe
cute and deliver a ssfa eNSsSEs saNS!ssS 4 GREGORY:
decs1:yeeetd
NT TASTER'S SALE In the Supe-
sIe erief Hanner and Join KeeHanE1n Chancssy.
tered II said eaase tl.e l2h Day q pecemoeE 2.
s re herr q ts9 SoSk n r. r. o2 e ~ p r.
County Ct CooE, and State Of Inels. sell 1t public
, 1863-01-16

DR.. ". R. MERW1N Sole Proprietor
8 South Fourth Street.
SAINT LOUIS. M0. -. ).
s NTH s.. % W x:E r ,
No. ~ Lake Etxfet,; >, >,::
IN Chicago. 7e' avsSlH.war.so1l7
, 1863-01-16
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

T IMPORTANT ~ fENA Al4Eo.
ne Of y these P!s ase ,s t&s
IA tleIp opeission, and certain in ~ tr1esn
ierities FAinfui Eenaos1ng ~ oostrnc
Hons Tiethor from cold otherwise isesSaeho paln
In tbe sde papitation o. the heart wtes 81 nervous
arectiuns mysteries fatigue pain Ii the bae1 and ubs,
Dr. disturbed sleep. which aE3se from tnterruroh OF
pkturc.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
III. thr commencement Of new esa In the treatment
OF texc Irregularities and obstruct!ons wh!cr haye
consigned 70 many 70 arEEHaTrKE0hAtG NoioMa!s san
can coy good health uulsxs she Is roEu&r :nd waon
cver III obstruction taxes Place the general heash De-
x1ncs to decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are shc mos: eectual remedy eve1 known ior ~ CON:
NlAirts peculiaf to FEHALEe To III Clauses tc1 Afo
invaluable, 1Npuc1so, E17H okkT4axrY frs1ooto.a
ssd them 1t different periods throughout the country
havink the sanction Of some Of Tue most 1A1SxSE
PHYSICIANS IN AMERICA.
EIPLlo11KDLRECT1oN1:s STATING nx1f1l1T aaaoulo
xoT NJ TsKD With each Box-the pH1cE 0SE Doll.AH
9rE Dox. containlnz from 90 70 80 f1na;
Pills ecntby mall promptly. By rcmttnE 70 rue A2eot
Is Lake street, SOLD BT DEu00IsT6 GENERALLY, INV,
4SMITU a11+6.1yt
, 1863-01-16
SEVERE TEST BY FIRE.:
BURGLARS THWARTED.

!. !.
New YoRK, Nov. 10, 1867.
II. n. HrEnFLLv Esq, Agent fey sale Ln1e'a safea--
Dear sr THE eate we bought Of you recently r.sstd
through tho most kevero tcat At TIE rc on Houston
street ins and preserved I'll tho contents to our
enn.e :. 'as''4@'''''' 1'a''' fTADEg 4 PLACE.
BRAr11xroRo. VI, Dec. n, 1ste.
Lws y y sss h: {Hs
heen q tho buruing remains o.cr TnakK days unpro
tected BY waiter. The most Of onr bookH weFe remoy
I'd before the nre bnt the money md Letters les IL
book case not chazfed Init least The aafe WI DO
youbs Railroad toaay. Yours t1u1x: ,,,,,v
H. Ill Il,
- ... :-; -
.,+. >, PououKrErs1E, Dec. 15, 1867.
use il once foE seseta ysafs P.st Two safes
sek Within The past four Or NE Ksels both Bates
ing to blow them open xith povdeG; They saceeedsa
hut did n5t suceeed IN opening your. L. which weFc
nearly al our yalnSelsn., i94rz frpfxh
"A full assortment Of Lilies Patent Burglar and
ja5y7s51w 50 Dearborn street, Chicago.
, 1863-01-16

eEc. IL. Board Of Education to coneist OF fifteen
school inspectors, to be elected By the Common
Cornell; divided into three classes Of dve mem:
bers cach to vacate their seats, the drst class, at
| end OF third ycar. Thc Council to elect annually
| on or before the hrst Monday IN June.
! SEC. T.. Provides fof six guardians os the Re-
| form School, to be appointed By the Mayor, With
the advice and consent Of the Council, aud to bc
diyidedi into three classes Of three members each,
their terms expiring as in case Of the Board Of Edu'
| cation.
| SKo 13 Board of Assessors to consist Of three
Asacssors, -Nho shall be ftcc-holders, to be ap'
| pointed and contiac in office one year. The Coun
| eli to have power to increase the number. ~
SEC. II. inspectors to be appointed annually, ter
days before the annual municipal election.
| SEC, Is. All bridge tenders, bEfdewcn and work
house keepers, etc., to be appointed annually b.
| SEQ. ID. All other officers not provided for 10 b.
appointed by the Mayor, with the advice and cou
sent Of tho Council, bieunially. ZKTA.
, 1863-01-16
PAYABLE IN GOLD,

EeulAnpuAnJ which is equal. It the present premium
on gold, to shout ciEht Ter ceut. per 1nnuna- -,
VINO tiaSe ~ money in1ess mould kaow nd e g;
NORTGA AGE upon Ill 1sallrosds. Canals, Bank Stock
and Securities and the immense n1odaactss q ~ f 51S
and ample provision ad the paFnent Of Inter
est and liquidation Of principal, By Customs. Duties
Excise Stamps and Internal Refeuue serves 10 uA2t
fhtzn Bonds.
, 1863-01-16
CORRECTION.


In my letter in this mornings TRIBUNE
Mr.. LansiDg's name is down rs voting fol
Richardson for Senator. This is not 50. ME
Lansing voted for Coy. Yntes.
, 1863-01-16

NOTICE. The copartnership here
Houshtciirg is dissoIvcd By limitation Either party
vin x'gn tae nauae Of the Arm IN n1nld1aon.
j. N. WILLIAMS.
!" 49,. r. D. HQUGHTEIISC.
Chicago, January 8, 1855. ja9 y9l6atm
, 1863-01-16

pANK OF AA1ERICA.-Public
ID Notice Is hereby given. that all Bills or clrculat
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srsAN aHIps-Jsnyss Green, washington, u &.
~. fcrf Phisdeiphis; W T. Pierrout do P.fel'
,,av,dsn n. tJty of Bath AleI Andrin; Alma. tkus
Ia dispsfch stsaInsrJ Kie Dudley Buck, NsrteIn.
a ibsoy DO. Alliance, Washington. ID e.; Detroit, 20
ri,sn "A Terry, kevbsrn; Bownapsvtile, Quebec;
Panel. Yosfr,ss Monroe; Novelty, Phi sd phiA
trankiin, baltimore; y 4 Btevena DO: ChssapsAhs'
porilsDds Ne; Evening Star, ksv Orleans.
sUIPs- yirsis,a, Liverpool; President FIlln''s'
Lambash; RideIia, Liverpool: Medallion 'Te'ufn'o'I
BARKy-Tempsst New London pro.dente, y
Ayr.s; whistler, Port Royal, c; hhrrda' ha'anA'
Bireomsistsr Kerstein, Piu'ssny swansea.
BRICs-Nsfy y LAdd. fabseca. X; Arbsrtu.,
.nsvefp Jsssfe, Hutnaeos, Il orase. l.insnn. y
~ Adelma, Me- wort; Irene, Cslan Amsnoe, wlho-
sof; Msry G Mariner, Pietou y; Ella New hsVsn'
sam Small. Banscr.
sCHOONyRs-Rssrus. New Bedford: 4 Bcef.ts.
o.cninston for Albany; George Gillutn, Portland 't'
Maria 1Isuiss, New London for Rondout; I,ypheD,a'
hstsn. r II Huntlsy, Boston for Albany eiss, ~.
i1ndon, Bay sac, fo.,cp Ada Herbert Glouoes'.r;
Wary Over, Giaor Bs,; staten island.-' Nev Va
v.n: Charhs cooper, Providence; Aiies v do; nail
tioirnes Providence 70, Port Even; bsfit fIeinnf'
~ Haven I ood' pesf, Nss London; i",s
~uod, y Haven: ! Pstker. PAstucto' kossnth, Ner
tur,port; Br.niTv ne, Philsfelphia ior Se-r'ft ;
v,Ivn Po,ehte.r,. Tor Eo,ton. Emma Furbn'h,
Inndort for Boston; Eliza Frsnrrs. Heroufg 'os
pot,srnouth; Biov, Pondott f1r Bo,iop.
BELOW shlis Qu,.nei. Usvre Hl.phsim. Liver
p-,o; W barb t.isc, BofdesuI Br hrg Arshe ia III
. Lr BaI bsra, ~ dn-y. u. Aao . bars. unknown.
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Too Late for Classification.

A TAlfORESS WANTED TO MAKE Nots.
Inquire eli the week At Iai cherry ct "a floor 40
DOCKS WANTED - DON'T SACRIFICE
books at auction, bit bring tbem TO IN ''ofei
=; Blecrkm st., and set far proe,. ltrsfr- Az.
" = Of every hind bought for cash Open RON ron
n. o1oPh "V
,lOY WANTED TO PUT Up MEplCiNK--
- siso gu 70 wrap. Apply I" ID. L. 1IDa.l,G
90 lO6 Franklin At 80
EoR SAI.K, THE STOCK AND VIXTUEfS
] VI liquor store, doiDs a good business App, on
me premises, al 9T7 Mott o.. Rent moders'e 9So
GOOD OPERATIONS AND HAT TRIM
~ mars viii act the highest WACO, Who nAs be- AZ
sofk At cloth hat, preferred At &c Eat Broadway 80
rIKw YORK EYE HOSPITAL, COR. an
Ns,e and 2Sth r,-Open to the poor every Tues
.s.. Thursday. and Saturday. from to o'c.cet.
s.lkEET IRON WORKERS. SHEET Iron
=, voIksn wanted at Columbia At good vhss.
icoia%Si. It. ~ III
THE 18TH WARD wORKINGMESS
4 Political Association. Public meeting, Monday
:.n. 'fs.s rV "SrtSs s:S' arc uvd e;
..end, At Ia seventh ave. BY order of the Con ,
aittes. <so
\VANTRD--A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w TO wet nurse = bale al her own rosldence. Ap
VIZ 1t III Eat 3oth It Gall for 2 days Ssl
.NANTED-S GOOD OPERATORS For
w singers ,e.ins machinet. anu IL good n ishers
apply VI lOl Hudson vt, % noor. 4Sl
kNANTED--A SMART LAD TO OPBN
oysts's. A. 20 Allen u. near Grand. Az
.fOO CASu-2O II BSrTUIFS WAN
S-fOOted ier to day. Apply At 30. $50 brnom'
S4OO ted 's' today ASs; 81 No.
N'e''' s'o'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-10-12
l.x saNEss CHANCES.

RAKBkk SHOP FOR SALE-A GOOD
going 70 Cslif&Sis ~ si,tn ave, BET Gsh and ss,h
RARBERs-THE FTxTURERs OF A Bar.
Iber chop fer sals cheap. By the piece the Whole.
On sccount Of other businsn. 81 - Nsv ChAnbsr.s
COAL YARD To LEr-GOOD FOR Coal,
"a ;ss's XsS e; PA S is
L,OK SALE-THf WELL KNOWN AND
DIRE M siips business, stock snd GTtarss for ale
cheap GOOD ehsncs for a smsrt woman. at
EOR SALE-wHOLESA1.E AMI, RETAIL
eonfsctioners stock and Axturcs, 1903 Ave. A. sla
TOR sALE--A FIRST CLASS CORNER
n. nsa sp sth srsS
name and sddreW. 40
TOR SALE - STOCK, FIXTURES AND
good viii of an old and ss'sb'i.hsd pain. and "a.
PEI fansins store. a. III. ovusr 10 About 10 retire
from business. Apply ~ 2ss eth avenue. for ons
EOK SALr--oNr OF THE BEST SIT.
L str9 res vegetables aud hsb ruaitsts 10 this ci'y.
gi.h horse sud csr; thi. Z, rocd chsn,s for az
i.ipiising MAJ; tor - .tie1ar sp,sy to JOsEPH
XIV iRE' .5 Third ave bet the h0af' OF ''p 1so u
EOk SALE CHkAP--A tISN AND o1S-
! ter plses, no" doins xosA bs'ins". Inaa!s- 81
49, Kiv'ngton o.. 2Ji
L'OR sALR--IHR BAKERY NO ,o4 south
Oh , 10 wsniurss I'm * y'o,: ,.. x.
qaii, 90 the pr.ni..., or At Is John q, 4. Y ms
E'OK SALE--A BARBER SIlOP-THE
recon for cling ont. the owner havins other bu-
sness to s,tend to. Apply at AIS seventh ave. bet
35ib and 11th St. 3,6
I,Uk SALE-ONE OF TIE BEST yARIE-
i " and Confsct'ansrs stores In asood neishbos
hood, rent $50 month; valuation, 6]0O. Apply at
the store, 416S Greenwich ct. S,f
HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS BOUGHT,
sold aud EXCHANGED; also Money to loan on Bonl
ard Morgasp, In Sums 10 suit n Jcu want TO sell
purchase, OF 10 ri loan, cali At my once. " II
MITCHELL, u Cedar At. ls6
MILK hound FOR SALE-wlTH GOOD
4Vl paying customers. With without horse and
WAGON; App'y o. rs william Of, basement, under
| the saloon.