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, 1864-01-30
A rrench Dual.

n dual which 0houffnd hAtVlQfn two BnfIRls
ans. The resnlt was Somewhat difEarent
from what the nublic lad 4 ripht 10 expeot
n seems that MoSs;enr M. fsit Il necessary
~ ~ dsman5 .s .at;sfsct;on s Il Mons;enr A. a.
tcr ! tr;S;nS offancs Int vitb tbe seeret ,r
- - q ~ III, ~. ~ III 1 .I:S
RItM FSpe S a. ~ acrsn.s MA MIL M n secSDSs oi
h,.S s;das So.s ~ ~ t,ro,,,s -. tEe corJ;t;crs ~
the the combat. Oo - : : ;. = = 4
,bas ne ISe0 %stsr ~ & ISs - ss1ous S y, oa
friends 20 snsE;If,ll ~ b, render Il i,ecesaaT1
~ % S1h. ~ - var- 'rsar !. y Twsnty'sSoc - nscc.
a . ngas = 80 3 very a;.. near 5Men'y"nso PA'eS e%
% Soms " d;Sc"ss;on ~ Sa1sS s~srSd Nm. "a las.
,wenty [ naces was sst.le5 IN and he g.
.onjs x Mrns;srt N r,s,,, n ,.s.s1rcb n
him III TiaST' 'Hfs 27Ts 7'f7s
II wsj, - ,s;aEs,g % 5bani 5Ef .sste5si5
@WsII' Ws Il sa,S : ii Ia ssrltsassasrasa ie sas
So i imoc;ned,a 7fG5. y'!taa 'a als
Won ;ohe tS.rnor,cSv u,o;n;agD & sdi
WhatsS' -" - - - "a
g A. n;ne o,cldsi - -s4.,, .s1 .ss,
e Wh.t AZ So,, r man ~ y 80
ain the woods of V;noennss.j
u1n tLe 1919 a. I 20 ~
~ the WvVus, w ttfa ega snll 7.f,liT
: At twenty PAGES; q, s.Lag 4, =
~ appeared smDaITssseu Ior moment.
Du. recovering reg ni%se an@ slnly ~
199 say " snel ngls ~ ~ as,s ssens ~ 49,:
snouid ratner nave preiefte9u ni'een, or
even ten 60. - ~.
Yes, We demanded nitsen PAGES Du.
q And yo,, y;eldsd Ana no;nt n them ~,
u !, its nes. ~, :. t.,, A 4, ~
very welii ! snai, nos Pielu snoIncri
III course not--snete sil', u no'ning more
70 oyleia:...,,...n.v.;.:.. yleia: .,..a. -,
! 1on ! kno1IsVMe.nlng !, s'I mlgn: S Sonis
up: y However, ! snail mall.ain many" my nsn's
TODoay elsPu.es 1. .ne
4 am Iee one lnsalseu % IL. 81 - Z, !. =. =,
tes, y cOsise, .:, S'nee ~ y sou "l''ue-
manqs satlslacuoI; ~ la.:.s .:: 1 60. ..o,i
, 1864-01-30
cuAprER II.

CHAPTER II.
"Good morning, Mr.. Phogie," said Mr..
Wyman, a iberal-minded merchant, as he
entered the counting-room Of the former.
Good morning, sir; anything new stir
ringf 7"
SNo; Icalled to see about young man
who has been in your employ mean
Dixon" ~ ea 7]e = lcm
Phogie was al attentions q FDgh'
81 want abOOkkeeper, and he tasapplibd
for the situation. How is hsP ssp0l
Phogis did not xury well like to say he
was competent man, honest, faithful and
Ecalous; he did not dare to say he was any
thing else so he was compelled to compro-
mise the matter for moment by saying
nothing. !" 'ta'
al was very much surprised to hear from
him that he had left your service. Any
thing unpleasant" I.
GNo." 81
"Blct the bOOksf" d
"No." s
"No."
"Oh too muchF ies-,,s III
"No; nothing of the kind" I.
"But he was always considered one Of
the most promising young men on the
street."
eyes" - al9f. ai'' S&
Wyman was perplexed by the taeiturnity
Of The other. llls. .lge l. .7t
81 don't ask from idle curiosity; IWant
o bookkeeper." sU-t95I sgir. ..afjs -c'
Phogie was dumb. .-54.sl "a
HAS the young man any fault" and
there were visible evidences Of impatience
in the tones and manner Of the matter-Of-
fact merchant
"Not that know Of"
sob, you didn't want him I" 3s- !aE
"No-that--is-yes-------" q
Exactly soP exclaimed Wyman, laughs
ing. .,g,.. 4, a 5sts.
Phogic laughed, too he could not help
laughing when he saw what . figure he was
making; besides, laugh is sometimes .
great relief to man in qnandary.
"R you must know, Wyman, III tell
you, l gave him five hundred for the last
year he wants six for the next ! won't
give IT," i'sa73 'sih-' 3''ai q
"NoW tay ugn u .ts %
Yes; and that is the whole story i-s
i" Wait minute till l have secured him,
and then l will talk with youj" and Wy
man moved towards the door:
"Giyc him six hundred r asked Phogie,
not q little astonishcd 70 find his neighbor
so eager to complete the engagement
, 1864-01-30

In q certain village lives a very honest
farmer, who, having q number Of men hoe
ing in the field, went out TO sec how his
work went on. Finding one Of them sitting
upon stone, he reprUted him for idleness'
The mah answered;
al thirst ftr the spirit" :,
"You arc very apt at quoting Sculpture"
said the farmer; and wish you were aS
ready to obey its injunction. KsSolleet the
text, Hoe every one that tkifstoth.'" Itis
needless to add that the man Immediately
resumed his labor
Crochets dre very well in q music-bOOhJ
but bad iu peoples heads.
, 1864-01-30
FROM Wilson's TALES OF THE BORDERS
The Tree Wee Heelanmen.

village OF hnocknicruachan IN Cantyre, IN
the West Highlands +! 1t Is prettiiy-sit-
uated place. beautiful bay in front, and
range OF lofty and romantic hills behind
We have asked IT any OF our readers know
the village; but It slgnines little whether
they DO or not We can tell our story nev-
ertheiess lts interest not at all dePending
on any s9cn knoWiedge-9nly tnat, II tney
happened 70 know sometning Oh tne pace
IN question, they might the more hkeiy DC
ap,e 70 corroDoIate the .r1tn Oh our ,ale.
Iaklng our chance OF TINS particular, we
proceed to say tnat' ABOUT thirty years ago.
there nourlshed IN the village OF hnockni-
three enterprlsmg young men; Oh
tne true Oeltic patr0hymS Oh Do9aia M Ea-
chern, Duncan MLachlane, and kodenck
NJ M'Murrichan.
On attaining the years OF manhocd-be-
ing all about the same age-they became
lmbued with a strong desire to transplant
themselves; in other words, to remove to q
more genial climate; They, in short, re-
solved to push their fortunes in another part
OF the world to leave their native village
and proceed to some OF the large manutac-
turing towns in quest Of employment. They
liked on Manchester; having some friends
already established there. Having come to
this resolution, they consulted together as
to various little matters connected with their
intended expedition, and had arranged all
that was necessary, when it occurred to one
OF them that they would be greatly at
loss for little English to help them on their
journey; not one OF them speaking word
OF that language. The other Two were az
once struck with the force OF the remark.
It had not occurred to them before; but
they now saw plainly it was deslderatum'
What was to be doneI 1t was dlihcult to
say. They found it so. A bright idea,
however, at length presented itself to the
original suggester Of the dilemma; tns
was TO apply to Ian More, q neighbor, VINO
had lived some time in the low country, ana
who had acquired what was, IN their opinion,
q competent knowledge OF the language OF
the SasSenach although, IN truth, ians
vocabulary Of the tongue alluded to did not
contain much above dozen words, ana the
most Of these bore but very faint resem-
blance to the original; Ian having taken
the liberty Of making certain alterations IN
them 70 render them more Pliapie ana ac-
eommodaflng 70 ms own peculiar habits Of
accommodation.
, 1864-01-30

iglAes ~ toKupElEOW.
labor with what zeal We win,
8. Something still remains undone;
Something uncompleted still 3,
Waits the rising Of the sun.
7 BY The bedside, On tha stair,
At the threshold, near Tie gates,
With It's menace or its prayer,
Like mcndicant It waits; III
Waits, and win not 20 nwar--
Wan. and viii not b glinsaid.
By the cares Of yesterday -, ~,
s,i Each to-day s heavier made,
I'm at lengih Il 4, o. seems sisa
Greater than olr strength can boar
AS the burden q our dreams,
Pressing On Is everywhere: .ss
md We stand foin day 70 day
Like the dwAris Of times gone by,
Who. q Northem legends nv, sf,kA
% their shoulders held the ky '.a
, 1864-01-30
q. r. Fr9HHR,

Hs r. Rs1SAESy
Gao Warrington street, san Francisco,
Is authorized toaet as the Agent Of this paper in receiving
advertisements and subscriptions In San Francisco
and The Atlantic cities, and collecting and receIpting
for the same.
, 1864-01-30

Fear b like The cloud that flInra
~ shadow o'er the nooudAy sky
l'-H Hnen lile 4 freshest, some wild dream
" grief . ever hOvting niehl
~ Where the bright vcllsO Ol eladness spring,
Hope viii The ycuihfil hcnFl decoy Y
But ieaf . hov'fihg there 70 fling
A shadow Der Tie path Of Joy. 2
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lNo. ifil
ARs1 CL0TntsG AID fQrfrAGE OYTIcK.
tINCfTsATf. o. hHrch y. 1866
PROPOSALS are invited hy the Undersigned
in'i 80 EsDAf. April laI 81 y 0col1 La. ios iur.
ni.Ans tn. Department 10y co4ratU With
tNafy staft. .s--AEAy - ifsalu,
1mmg@ts win sAtia tTo1ss-Aruy ~. 0ds "a,
tfIApet L.sa. aud 4lssr.--iIn.5 -talds4di
IOage tsps--Arr4g 2 snI4Idt
Letts4s, nom 20 h--iuy stard.-d;
I.gLres. nom Z a. o. Any STANDARD;
tauteeLs- may rnialdi
bier POrrl1 Ir'.s h.als~f.-irrv STANDARD;
Ir,wfers--f oo,in~u--Army St4ut1id;
IrlHts --iouenrn-Auly sfandtdt
S'mpes ~ which may b. seen q. ne Ohce Of Clothing o.
Lguip 20 Va mis- tity.
10 b. delivered free 81 clsrse ~ the r. : inspection
W auossr ~ ts iy iu Ro"a psrs.r,, with ghr name
Of tie psly lrs1ng, te And sfd qusulity ol guods d
tine y hAfArl on ers' article aud psi k-..
fties ofeIlg good. mo.' u aA iurush samples
mif"rd lna numbered 20 correspond ~ thrf proposal 1ud
dnc fs lu eir bid. The quantity n goods they Propose
70 iulliib. the TTise, end The Tine u. %, iyrry
9nal'y, sgnrd bs two ppnsInr sTou, must socom-
pay each nd, gu-rutrog chat the bidder viii Supply the
ara. - - sld'd 10 lin uudr iis rropltdl.
Bds VII be Opcu'd On TUESDAY. April s. 1885, a. 2
oeotA p I a. thi. once AID bGdgTs sc4csed 10 De
present..
A. -fi'wi.l be nade on WEDNESDAY AprilG Bond.
WI hr required iiz he .Cutlff til b. ttfry alhed.
1rr@r ins Teiaiir g. fTopo...s uli moi hr no rri
y sns Iofln Of popOsas may b. obtained tns ufrs.
TIE nan 20 T'jl shy I'D deemed unreasonable j. rsory,d
BY ORDER OF ~. 1HoaAs hW0RDs. 4. -. 81 a..
&. W. MOlIIOh Captain AID A. O. NJ.
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VIHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MAR. 26

THE EEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
esutsins The following:
Eeniacky Troubles Floriia; Gen Mcclellan Fda,ds Rebel
fiets Maryland; he..iismp'idre; Loui;snath9 Union
Mexican Empire; keutncky; Colonization Coispsedi The
Catholic Press aud saveryj Editorial Paragraph,
Prom Gen. Sobohelds Amy From Cen OlmOr-- Amy
Prom Gen Bgilers Army The Army OF the Potomac ton
DALI: Naval; Southern News; Miscellaneous.
0xsERlL EEws suxxARY-NswYOrA; Domes..o hscei
foaxfeS NEWS suxsAsr-HuTope; AmeTics
EzE GRAND Roll HoaOR.
Progress aud Success How the Army barched The Battles
Chat were Not Fous The Running Of TIE Rebels The A.
esvsry Skhmshes The Grand Resas; Correspondence Of
Ne n y Tribune.
Pssrs and Pyates Of tine Second Regiment North Carolina
Volunteer Hung by the Rebels kins,onj The Question
1srxiLieEsoE FRor RicHsosD-Rebe Tactics; Plots TO
k..ssinate Kidnsp President LHcolu Nero Slaves
do EFF II Fac n f. ahyd Dsu''n IN Richmond
COT DAHioRESs ORBKas.
Lars sourHRKS NEws-Er,rsc.s from Southern Paper.
freane.
THIRTY -EIeHTH CossHEss-Frs.r sEssIos-Proceed1nz.
u the Senate and House Of he pre selis.ites.
-NEvfoSk LkelsLAruRE-PTocoediIg in the Senate and
ERor Acknowledgements Of The N y Tribune
Bnor CoLoRADo AND hEw MxxIco.
Tns sRorHEss GKIxx-cOrrespOndsno. Of tn. N. Y.
Tribune.
esIse vIurIss IN EsrTr-coHcspOndenc. of tn. N
Y. Tribuie
lnPoHrAyr FRox JAPAs-Rspewed ntesn. Disturbances;
Council fDaios u Misco; The Alabama IN the China Sea-
Movements the United Sstes seInsrs Wyoming and
1azs>sown; Core pondence Of The y. Y Tribune.
knos LosDos-Corres ponfence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
sSEsoE AND ART-AI.ericsn Institute Polytechnic Asso
alki,n.
lSriREsIIse TO FARMERs-Talk About Fruit
LssVoTE THE SOLDIERS suYPRAey
kkoh EUkOyE-SuraInaTyo OF the Latest News
Iss DIV Goods MARETT. r.....,.
foLTrrch
WkR ITEM
Cfrv NEws.
AenicuLTuRA. IrEn,
MfsCzLLkrKor. lTgsS
MARRIAGES AND OEATBA
CoNzxRCIAL-Ful Rrnnrs Of N. Stock Money Cotton
Tribune. -
els. i"''' 0OP'' ~ GU
.siNGLE COPIES for safest the Publication Ohcs THIS
&onNiNo ID wrappers, resdy f0F mailing Price Five
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YNHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Il SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILts
Prep,rcd from prescription of Sir J. Carlr, NJ ~

Prep,rrd from prescription Of Sir J. Carlr ND
PhyacisL Estrscroin1Ty 20 The Q4eou.
II i wei known Ihedirine Il npoGtioG bat srd
Feps Difficulties snd Obstrc;ion. oiu
whatever; and although PoWegGi Iemedy it contain,
nothing turtlu to tie constitution. To- married ladies'
il II peculiarly suited lW In snort time eIln. tho
monthly period with ssuisfity. y
lus cases Nery aud Spiasl As6con, Pair n N, Back
and Limbs Fatigue slight eteI,i1n, Pslpi'son Of Tho
Heart Hyserie and whites thew Pins vii eaee, cure
when oil other means sye failed; sud stioush poysern
remedy do contain mon, ea!o!ne satunoiy hing
huTtilI 10 the constitution.
Fu directions in the pam pet sroUnd package. which
should be carefully preserved.
For flu particulars get pamphlet, free ofth- syrnt.
n. Bt and postage stslaps incosed TO any sthorssd
scent, III insure bolts containing 20 pals BIZ return
Inl. Sold by al drug gisis.
JOB MOSES, No n CoIrtlan1','., N7w York
SOle United , at.S Asrat.
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printing.

ITO Business men. -Handbills, soc. per 900;
good Business Cards, single looo 81 Every deschp
ton Of Printing done equally how by Dickson The Pop
lsI Printing oc' No. Tryonrow, cor Centre op. Cy Hall
WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton
W n.-sTEAM JOB PRINTERS sud LABEL MAN
,UIACTuRLRs,
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Proposals
oruo. oy CoxxrssiHY o, suBsIsI.sos,.

OyUCB oP CoANIssiRY OF SUBsisrBSCB, I
No. SrAiHsr, NKwYoRE March a. 1854
A RMY SUPPLIES.--SEALED PROPO-
n SAILS On DUPLICATED will be received by the under
signed until o'clock p TUESDAY, the 2sih inst Tor
wing the OF the United States Army sUbsor'
ENCE STORES, to be delivered in New'York % Brooklyn
% follows, viz; ..
1000, 600 ponds Of Clean dry BROWN SUGAR bar
Of the best for tbs purpose aud " he
iull lined.
so barrels a. C" SUGAR; barrels as above.
Samples Of tho SugsT ia neat boxes Of card board or tn nnst
b, delivered with the proposals aud referred 10 therein
printed of this advertisement must be attached TO
proposal and the proposals mnst De specific IN comply
ing precisely with all the Each bid, have conira
hon. must contain the written guaranty OF two Responsible
names, follows;
We the undersigned, hereby guarantee that shond all '
part of the above bid De accepted IL shall be duly i0d
according ~ true purplu and conditions; also, that WI"
ten contract with bonIs tire amount OF oourt the value
of;ho proposed TO be furnished 'h be executed re-
CURED"
The soer- nse place business and the dte purchase
well the OF contents, with gross, tsfe d .
weights and shipping ml, 10 be hereafter dsh-ted, must
be plainly marked every package All other Old mai must
be obt"rg,cd. F.,
TIE sugar win he carefully Inspected before H. delivery and
compared with the retained sgmp's Returns OF wesnt
signed by proiesona Public WehcT, NUT be furnished
whenever required
Payment EcIctOorr 70 be m,ie IN spch u' o. my 10
furnished by tho United States .
Con lctors are expected TO hold their goods, without e1
penso thc United State, until required 0I shipme.L
Biaks Jor PyQp0sls gH he FURNISHED II hi' DS,cc t'hl
must tc iRdooi il 0a sareir ofdTcs't u ne H"Ge'g'd'
and iadoys,d 'Py,posals for Subrisience S!ges'
III. r. CLARKE, Col, A. ID. &. and C. >.
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olIlCE AEAY CLOTHING Avn EQuIPaGr, I2th audi
. On rd-sf.., fALADfLPus. MsErh H. l8GL :
CEbLED PROPOSALS will be received at
- tni' Office un' l. O'Clock d. WEDNESDi ~ the ao
W.T. ior sHa5nsths sehuyk Arsenal with the ionovin.
common Trn'' q linen cotton duc. to weigh not les
than J" ohnc 10 the yrd Of ~ inches wide sample, OF tue
Iron Pot gallons d pounds Pinch bah .rmy ,tard,-d
Petroleum AID IaIod Paper bahs purpoies; samples
Repaired
hd, lioi deiaulln1 confusion, WI not h received.
nk osli Ion Proposals be had ~ sppicalion Of
this Office. ~
ProP9,e NUT be ipdcrsed Proposals for Army supple
stating the Psdcllaf adele id ius.
&. ". CEOSMAN
Col. and AT. q. NJ. General i. A. A.
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FTROPICAL BALSAM.
PREPAEtD BY GARHENN REOTIIHRs 4 ca

4 IhffAhfD ny tAiOfND BhDIliEhS Go.
Is celebrated gs unpsra ed medicine, posed ouly
o. ssrrous aud pur yig vegetables lss been for usy
past the great popgisr redy oi south Anr End IL
inslble remedy for the speedy OF Pfhis roup,
ali rs)isasu OF the (Le.t and thr0a. affection.
tuilng from s blows bruic hpwyrr severe; icnor-
Images NO nds COutI,Jn,, bor-s, felon., Burns Piles
Heal chr Too.aGche, and other diseases. o.s JiT oDs
around The bot'lcs)
Even since this yalps0i- medicine has been introduced IN
this country n. uesl sud -sterag hss failed
produce The most deriuliy successi1i results.
Heads OF antilles sdysfd 70 keep Away This Bssri BY
then, IN order use u 4. tim IN OF Wounds !en0r-
rhafes Buns, Bruises, Sc; sso, those Who Gyolrd
such ocsupaons expose them 20 DANGER require the
WY
2..ce Of bottles. sc. 81.
Geersl Depot 81 NA. j.. SHELLS No Nss,sn-., nezr
Wall hey.lo Eetsed at the Drug stores gcneraay an
New ur ana RlCualyI.
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T,HE FEDERALIST,

HHE FEDERALIST
Il revised and corrected by
MADISON AND HAMILTON.
We have in press snd VI. ...y Issue a edition Of
e. 49,. rnDERALISr,
inted from the revised and corrected Dy jams ou
hon aud Alexander Hamilton Including also
THE CQNTINENIALlSF
and other ptpers by Hamilton. go
Edited with an Historical Notice Of the forpstim 81 the
Constitution aud OF the origin and authorship o! lie rpcie
surnbers Of the Fedoraiist.
BY JoHS G. HAMILTON
Author ofthe History Of the Republic Of the United states
end Editor foE Congress Of The Works Of Hamilton"
J. y. LIPPINCOTD Co.,
PgbiisheTs, Philadelphia
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Groceries ano propisions.

g1'0 GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS.
i PAPER BAGS, PAPER BAGS.
We now oiuTn- and rreprcd 70 furnish eli ,lzr.
Of p1per bag made % the hest sock and gned especially
h Hocefs shd Tee dcses Ao, p0per four bsss u hold
~ - aud ~ pounds De ~ the beet Manila paper aud suit
sble for grocsts and er neatly printed oid1 in various
dcgn All descriptions OF bsgA constantly hand and for
sale st the
CORN EXCHANGE BAG MANrFACToRY.
Il. n. CLARK Co.,
Nos. ll3 l2j aud liz Broad u.
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no. IlsI ARxr CtorHIvs AND EorIFAek orncR,}
CnciNSATt. March. p, l8't
PROPOSALS are invited by the Underl gned,
/ uu.n THURSDAY Ap-l 3, isfi at y Ocloo. w. ior
furnishing this Department 10y couiracsl with;
Sationai C1lof., Amy StsaiaTL
R@suen,l Co'5Ts- Artillery. Amy S.splGrl
Regiment Cole.s-IHf try, Army st.ut,rd
Gan on FIG, Amy ~ r.
storm fla's Army S'slaa--
Gcncnl ~ = ~ rag. Army sir3lrL
Company Ofl,f books. Army stu Hard.
ColpaAy a'oh,ug Eoq-s' Arwy si-gdfs'
CcS Co.. Tay Eo- ply 5 B9{ H. if r sala
To..pflr. Books Army S,,ailfi
Pot Letter Bo1ks, Army Standard
Pos, Gua!d Reyou BOOK Amy s..nlsrl.
Ro,imeut1l Letter Book.. Army stand lL
Re.ircnal D.cnpti.e B.ost Amy stui-Ti
Re.mcnal Order Boos. Auay rdsfd.
1t Fgsther scot.ts .ruy st-uis
0sxicl Feather !oF HAT, Army s'a.iId
casyron. ansnrs ssi.rlr'. -nt sriny STANDARD
Ci,csron.-Vo5i,;a stewards. Army si-n'asd
Ilcyrrns-C,v..ry So--es,t N,ors, Amy Sfsndsrd
Chesl0I --Jafairy, l-t >'Tgrluf'i Amy strndsFd
tiryrons--Cava'ry sergrants, Amy STANDARD
Chevous-t ,'a'ry tolpolas Ans s''Hdtri
Ciryrou.-Artlcr,, SrIg ant Major, Nanny Standard
Clia.-ous-Artil'cry q. NJ S.rseeuls Amy Standard
ihouons-Ariii'eTy, Is srrgcsuts. Amy standard.
Ci-won--A Artillery, se.seinls, Amy stlndart.
Chsyrons-A rti'iery, Corporai-. Amy stan lard.
Cheyfons--lrisn,ry, Ser cant Msjors Amy stlndsrt
Sss,rSo9R R4y T. y s.a s va syI. s.lasd
Ileuons- n,ln,rl' seisssiis' MY s
Drum lics.ls-Battrf, Amy siardisd
Dr8u Hcads-Snsre Amy STANDARD.
ft,.s,..LuN - .Al ID.
Cotton Dack-lg AID Il 81, amy Standard
Samples o: which lay Dc Tie Ulico Of Cloth'ng aid
Ednpaeo iu thir city.
~ be dch efri free Of charge, Tie T. Inspection Ware.
house. IN this city 10 good mss ps Wit the OF tie
psriy igsius ne And and qu-adiy OF good, distinctly
Iarrsfd on es,h arii''f and psrta.e.
Parties OheIl go,is must IN al caIes furnish samples
gs'd snd n4nb u g. correspond tn tAoif proPe. and
di-inctls I'e In their bids tlo quarv goods thsy pro
prse o. irrHi-h, To ri e, fi tiHc %. 4elury
guaranty. signed by 'Hof fa hlr ncT-1us, nusi
=. s4cA bi, .srsut'f' 900 ue bll.g N. s4ppy the
. i..leH a~ rtDd fo . .l1.r hi. a. peel.
Bid--an be- opened lht RspiI, April :. 1854. Il :
DC och p al .h' ohee, aI uIoss requested 70 be
Iresrrt
Aess,t u &C. 'rade op SATURDAY, Au1a
bof-- an be- required tat liz cOutle's Nil BE- falhialy
( iihii.d.
Ie.r-s ns rfl ling 70 PloTol''s viii not be noticed
bans in-ms O lrolu,f y I1y br ohio -i of th.i ufice.
1h"f poo g. ir.e rnf bid iecrod Unreasonable j. isserysd.
h.. o1u.r ". ~. IIloNse ~w0lps. &. y. 4. g..
G. ". dblLION tsp.sn AHd \. q. VI.
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DOCKS BOUGHT.
Now READY, the PORTRAIT MONTHLY

IN the 10th number APRIL with Portraits and Boua-
Dhies Of Generals Statesmen DyiDes &c, &c. doth Union
knd Conieieratel Back number. always on Aaud b. IN
zion per year Single numbers 10 cents esch To be lad
e all ys.desleTs or the pubishers.
THOMAS b. LEGGT1Tk Co., No. 81 Beekueu-st., y. =.
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No i8 Second av curcs with the celeb ated "TROPl-
CAL BALSAM dseaes Of the Chest and hrosi slso Fslons
Wounds rer aud other external Jeases. NO charge ~ the
poor AZ homo tom % 10 0. aud iIolI 10 p.
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Boaro ano laoomo.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED--At Peek.-
~ All. ior Geuilauai WIFE two Children and NuI,e
AtSr'.s IA rt.cnlar, Box No. 500, +. o., NY.
rNO LET WITH BOARD-An UNFUR-
hrilD PAli.OB, hfst floor 20 o gentleman and his
Ti ten inilie nom toe City Hall Apply a. No. 10 Pike
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,r,cv aud eosipv sketch Of camp end military lie in The
Army OF he Fooulc entitled RED TAPE AND PIGEON
6OiE GENFRALS : capital work humorous sud pathetic
by citizen soldier. limo. Cloth ~ %
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violin flute or coet, each p cents. Music4 iustguc
prsoe list sent receipt Of stamp Italian Violin Strings Is
cents rnsied. FREDERICK Bill lie, No zoe BOwery.
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.l.DD-ST. near 5th-ay.-For Sale the elegant
- Er,rs Size HOUSE and LOT, No. West 22iaj
doors Of say The House Is ssS65 feet n.hea
mont, Has every modern improvement Possession 1T May
For permits to view apply to
go HOMER MORGAN, Nc. Pinsst.
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II byJ l.. CAMPBELL Of Bsnnock Cy, neatly bound Tor
Docks use Sent postpaid receipt Of DC Pr Pr "c4
Ia Address ]. L. CAMPBELL, Post-Oftee Box 10. Ji''
Chicago IN Found at al News Desrs aud BcCs Seer- Ia
ne country ..
Ono Agents wanted 20 town. end cite. 20
al. Cs,npbels Mao and Book entitled Six Mrs7 IN trr
nav Gold Regions o. Idaho Thin BOOK is defred of te
thousands who are going the mines wei sf '
euliarsnts Address a above.
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3 ~ NEW B o o X > 81 j
CARLETON PUBLISHER, NETWORK.
WI hsve ready o Saturday the following;
THREE NEW BOOKS.
THREE NEW BOOKS.

R,vsv--r,s new work entitled vIGOR. A power.
III t novel founded upon events in Tie history Of
~, CITY By The suhor OF Tbs Old Merchants oi Ne"
fsrk" limo. Cloth, Fl so
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

- The double stone HOUSE and n OF GROUND 80
mile frou the depot hy ground, with hne view Of "a
Sound &C. The house contains 40 rooms, marble mani -
trou ghont ,hted with cs Gc The village and in compa
order ~ csgcTns wells Il good water grounds astslE
" lid out aud contain ggcs. variety ~ fruit trees graps
vines Ac. Ako house for gardener workshop, barn, az
rsehouse, ocgsiabes, &e. Possession Immediately ts,
% culsr end views Of rho premises, inquire OF q. WI
SMITH, Nos 1903 suG III Eizabethst e. a. LUDLOwS
Co., No Pines.