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Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-19

PosrAL,-The mails for the steamer of MAY
2lst, will close at the Marysville office this
evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-19

RoGERs' lee CREAM SALOON will be open
this Sunday evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-19

SENATOR LATHAM TO VISIT MARYsvILLE.-ln
response to the resolutions recently adopted
by the Union Club of this city inviting Sen
ators Latham and McDougall to address a
Union mass meeting, letters have been re-
ceived by Secretary Dobbins Senator Lath
am accepts the invitation, and will be able to
speak here at some time within two weeks
Senator McDougall contemplates leaving for
the East on Tuesday His letter is an eloquent
one, full of devotion to the patriotic cause
which is now uppermost in every loyal mind.
1t will doubtless be published with the pro-
ceedings of the next meeting of the club
Our people will receive Senator Latham
with warm welcome. A grand demonstra-
ton must be arranged for.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-19

BLAST AND AooIDENr-The Eureka Com
pany, says the San Juan Pr ess. let off a blast
of forty kegs of powder on Saturday after
noon. the effect of which was very different
from all former blasts in these claims. The
smoke and flame shot upward in column,
tearing hole and scatteaing the top bould
ers in every direction. Several were hurled
into the clouds and descended with terrific
force. One passed through the roof Of a
cabin located in the basin of the claims and
encountering three inch plank in its course,
pierced it with the precision Of a cannon ball
and buried itself in the ground underneath.
Another was thrown to the Half Way House,
a distance Of nearly half mile. third
struck Mr. ShulIer on the hip bruising him
severely but not seriously. One or two 9TH
ers were hit and slightly hurt. while several
very narrowly escaped injury. A distant
spectator of the scene, says the stones con-
tinued to descend from the air in shower
for minute or two after the explosion had
been heard"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-19
California Pledged to Defend the Cow
ernment against Foreign and Domestic

California Pledged to Defend the Gov
ernment against Foreign and Domestic
Foes.
The Legislature, on Friday, by an over
whelming majority of each branch of that
body, unconditionally pledged this State to
sustaining the Government against the mis-
creants who seek its overthrow. The people
have, in this, been faithfully represented
some notoriously unsound members not dar-
ing to brave the popular will. Californians
may now feel proud of the attude in which
their State has been authoritatively placed
The resolutions contain no sickening defni'
tions of Coercion" and are free from intima-
tions that the Federal authorities contem
plate outrages upon any section of the coun
try. In this respect, they present a refresh
ing contrast to the late letters of the Governor
upon the Union question. The resolutions
are not subject to the veto power. The fol
lowing are the proceedings in each house:
In the Senate, the special order of the day
the Union Resolutions-were taken up.
Mr. Chase offered the following as a sub
stitute for the whole:
ReSolvcd, by the Senate, the Assembly con
curing, That the people of California are de
voted to the Constitution and Union of tn,
United States, and will not fail in fidelity and
fealty TO that Constitution and Union now,
the hour of trial and peril
ReSoi0cd That California is ready to main
tain the rights and honor of the National
Government at home and abroad and at all
times to respond to any requsiton that may
be made upon her to defend the Republic
against foreign and domestic foes.
Mr.. Edgerton moved the previous question.
Question-Shall the previous question be
sustained ? 1t was carried.
Question upon the adoption of the resolu-
tion.
The roll being called. the vote was an
nounced as follows:
Ayes-Burbank, Chase, Clark. DeLong
Denver, Dickinson, Edgerton, Gallagher
Harvey Haynes Heacock, Hill, Irwin, Leet
Logan, Parks, Phelps, Pico, Rhodes, Ryan
Noes-Eagon, Franklin, Thornton, Watson
| Williamson-5.
So the substitute was adopted.
Question upon the passage Of The resolu-
ton. 1t was carried
In the Assembly, the result of the vote was
ayes 40, noes l2-as follows:
Ayes-Adams, Avery. Banks, Blair, Briggs
Buell., Campbell, Chandler, Cherry. Childs
Clark. Coltrin, Conness, Denniston, Dougher
ty, Eastman, Fargo, Flanders, Ford, Foster
Green, Hagans, Hartman, Harris, Hender,
son, Hill Horrell Hunter, johnson, Lppin-
colt, Magruder. Miller, Morgan, Morrison
Munday. OBrien, Patrick, Piercy, Porter
Powell, Ross, Smith of Placer Spence, Til
ton, Iittel, Wiley, Wood of Plumas, Wright
Speaker
Nocs-Amyx, Bacchtel, Gordon, Gregory
Haun, Holman, KuDgle, Laspeyre, Montgom,
cry, Scott, Showalter, Sorrel.
SO the resolution was adopted in concur
renee.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-19
Total,

LUNENIU HUBDANJ,
Chairman Yuba County Dem. Central Com.
J. NJ. REESE, Secretary.
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AN ENGLISH GALL FOR FOREIGN TSTERvENTIO

UAIIi FOX fUKEIUN INTFKN EHI1UN.
From the London Times, July 81
When Lord Aberdeen and NJ. Guizot, some sixteen
years SINCE were for uniting 10 preserve the balance of
power on the American continent and to Texas and
Mexico from falling into the hands OF the ambitious
Anglo republic they little thought that time
to come when numbers Of their countrymen would
be willing for the sake of morality and humanity that
the incorporation should take place, while the United
States would be incapable OF the long meditated agres
sion Whatever may Be the issue Of The cirii in that
country the state Of Mrico must engage It's early attention
the return peace fheopes Of conquest to the south
ward, which Mr. Jefferson Davis and his friends have
cherished for long, seem likely TO be
realized should The seceders succeed 10 e.
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CURGEON GENERALS OFFICE, AUGUST 9, ls8I.--
- The following act Of Congress relation to the Corps
Of Medical Cadets is published for the information Of all
coacerncd.--
Sec l. And be il further enacted That there he added
10 the Medical STAFF OF the Army Corps Of Medical Cadets
whose duty II shan be to act drcssers in the general
hospitals and az ambulance attendants In the field, under
the direction and control 81 the medical officers alone
they shall have the rank and pay the military
West Point Their number shall be regulated BY
the eygeDces Of service at no time 10 exceed Ely. IL
shall be composed OF young men OF liberal education
students OF medicine between the ages OF eighteen and
twenty three who have been reading medicine for two
and have attended least Of lectures
in medical college. They shall enlist for year, and
fifteenth day Of the last month Of their the
approach OF their discharge shall be reported to the Sur
gcoi General. IN order If desired. that they be
ievod by another detail of applicants.
Application must be made 10 the Surgeon General FOR
admission into the corps in conformity with the above
dcnce pcrodo medical studies and enclosing the ecrtt
hcate Of the dean Of the college (or when not ob,anabc
other satisfactory evidence Of the iact that the applicant
has attended one full course in medical college.
Those Applications must also be accompanied with tes-
timonais n the good moral character and sound physical
condition Of the candidate.
When an application is fvorsby considered the candi
an Army Board OF Medical Examiners who will make II
special report each From among those approved
by the board the Surgeon General will select such num-
Der the service mny require.
As the SERVICES OF this class OF medical and surgical
assistants az once required applications to be suc
ccssfi should be promptly made to the Surgeon General
who viii direct the candidate appear before Of the
Army MEDICAL Boards IN aesson in Washington aud
the city OF New York.
II. C. WOOD, Acting Surgeon General
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NJ arkcts.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


From the Liverpool Times Getty Ar,icle) August 81
The directors Of the Bank Of England at their weekly
court yesterday reduced the minimum OF discount
from six per cent, at which it fixed the 10th May
70 FIVE per cent This reduction had been anticipated
from the large amounts OF gold daily sent the bank
the reduced price Of money and lis abundance the
open market and the generally inactive ate of trade
The movement therefore, produced effect upon the
value of the funds The Joint stock banks have lowered
their allowance on deposits to four per Cat the Lon
don and Westminster three per sns below e0o)
and the discount houses 10 four per cent for money a
call al four and half with seven days. notice The
inquiry for money at the reduced has bcea somewhat
active. Some OF the leading disco,nt houses are
charging FIVE per cent bat other sn,ehts are tax
ing first class bills rather lower.
The market for British securities has been quite dun
little business being done. Nevertheless, prices have
shown some steatlmoss Wednesday cunsos opened for
account at 90i 90I but they subsequently receded
and at the official close they stood at 90 a. Reduced
and three per cents dealt Ia at 30 and 90is
Annues (1s65), l5ss. Yesterday fAagust II eossols
opened for money and account at 90 i and they i'm
proved to 00 r. On the reduction in Of dis
count they reccded to the opening price, but the oc
closctley again stood at 904 u Reduced, 80. s9M
900 three PER cents, 90, "a, seq 90S, 90 aanui-
ties 1ss5), IS lll6 a. To-day august y the market
has been steady at the best prices Of yesterday Consos
for both money and The account closed nj 90l5 a
June exchcquer bills last quoted dis. to par. and
March Is to dis bank stock 232 234 and The three
per cents, e0is The following table will show The tluct,.
atoms in ecnsols since The Goth ultimo.-
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THE LATEST NEWS.

PRAGUE, August 3, 1851.
No serious disturbance occurred here yesterday The
mob only smashed few windows Of the houses in the
ncighborhood of the Keys market. At 10 O'Clock p NJ.
the streets deserted
PARIS, August g. 1851.
The Bourse has been firm and animated Rentes closed
at 6sf Csc, or FIVE cents better than yesterday
QUEENSTOWN, August 3, 1861.
The steamship Canada, from Boston arrived here this
morning.
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DRoposAIs roR sloo ooo or rnE cRoroN wArkR

DR0posAIs FOR $ioo 600 OF THE CRoroN WATER
J. stock OF the City II New York.-Seaed Proposals
VII be received AT the Comptrocr's Office until Friday
September o. 1851, M two ocio,k T. NJ when the same
VIII be publicly opened for the whole amy part Of the
sum Of Ono Hundred Thousand oas Of the Croton Wa
ter Stock Of the City OF New York authorized by chap
ter 81 Of the Laws Of 1860 and by ordinance Of the
Common Council approved by The Mayor August Q, 1860
for increasing the supply Of Cfotn water and extending
the necessary works io accommodating and distributing
the same.
The said Stock will bear interest at the rate of per
cent per annnm payable quarter yearly, an the pra
cG will he rcdccnabr on the LIST day at November, 1883.
The proposals viii state the amount of stock Desired
and the price per hundred dollars thereof and the
persons whose prop s,s acceited viii be required
deposit with the Chamberlain of tho cry, within days
after the opening Of the bids, the awarded 10 them
respectively, including the premiums the same.
On presenting TO the COMPTROLLER lie receipts Of the
Chamberlain for such deposits, the parties will be entitled
I" receive certificates for eaa aots OF the par value
OF the stock bearing interest from the dates OF yents
Each proposition should b. seal ii ana endorsed "lro
posa|s for Cfoton Water Sok Of The CITY Of New York
and the same enclosed in second envelope addressed
10 the Comptroller
The right is reserved on the part Of the Comptroller
reject any all Of the bids, il consider III necessary
protect or promote the interests Of t,,. city.
RottRr 7. HAWS, Comptroller.
city of New York, Department OF Finance Complrof-
lr's Office August I 1861.
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@ GRENADE 10 PRINCE NAP0f E0N.-THE MUSICIANS
- who 10 appear at the rehearsal this morning
hereby notified that the serenade postponed until the
Prince returns from the West Due notice viii be given
when the serenadc will come or SIG, MUZO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR TIE ERECTION OF A
w Hotel in the country for net cash, three hours
journey from the city to be frame building but
responsible parties and those who give good security
need address Alexander Herald Office, giving and
residence.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


"A OFFICE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUrPAcr, OF
Howard and Mercer streets, New York August I2 1851
Proposals will BE- received at this office until twelve
O'Clock NJ on Saturday, the l7th inst, at which time they
VIII be pub!icyoponod for Ten Thousand snni Tents
Ike The French ente abri, sample OF which may be
seen In this Office.
The work required In The fabrication Of these tents will
admit OF the employment o. women Employers Of that
class Of operatives nr. invited 10 bid accordingly.
Two sufficient suretes will be required FOR The aithfa
performance Of the contract, whose will be given
with the bid.
The privilege Is reaeyved by the United States TO reject
all bids deemed unreasonable.
Proposals viii, be endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Teuts' and addressed TO Major D. r. vinton Quarter
master United States Army.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE CAPITALISTS AND
The Cityfounc of Havana il TO contract at public
ton which VIII on tho LIST day OF October
the supply Of materials and the execution the necessary
works for the establishment in the streets Of said city
10000 square meters OF stone pavement and 23 600
The works 10 commence on the 1st day of january
1862 not later and 20 be finished within years 900
meters OF stone pavement and 600 OF sidewalks be
executed every month.
The 20 900 meters Of stone pavement Ave dollars and
nifty gents squae neters and the % 900 Of sidewalks al
sand dollars.
The payment Of this sum will be made by che City
Council In municipal bonds with the ierest Of seven per
cent per year nabennbe in ton years and payable 10 the
bearer at the expiration.
To this purpose said bopds will he delivered to the con
tractor whenever the monthly works executed should be
received the coupons 10 be admitted for payment or
ncpa taxes and sle City Copncil will charge 30 its yearly
expenses the necessary sum fer the payment OF the in
crest and morlndR of capital, the most rrcferring
and obligatory on.S.
II further details Of this important be desired
they may pc found in the Havana Gsceta Of the 9th J,
last at the Spanish Consulate in this city, and at the
Office of This newspaper.
August "a, 1851
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CREDITORS
~ of the firm of I, Ripley are required to present
their claims 10 the a.signecs of said firm the store OF
the subscriber, 81 Chambers street
H. ATWATER, One of Assisnees
C.TATE OF NEW YORK.
- ASSISTANT QuARTERAASTER GENERALS DE
PARTMENT,
81 WALKER STREET.
NV YORK July 90 1881.
All luly Authorized claims against the New York Quar-
eimaster Department at this depot, must be presented
at at this Office for settlement.
C. A. ARTHUR Engineer in Chief
and Acting Assistant Quartc,master General.
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MATCHES AND JEWELRY.

A NY PERSON HAVING FINE HUNTING CASE
n Watch OF The very best maker, also fine diamond
PIN single stone or cluster, suitable for lady may md
purchaser low for cash, by addressing Cash, Herald
Office
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Two iEr--lN PRIVATE HOUSES, SPLENDID FLOORS;
L hfst floor, four Rooms, So five Rooms. Si2 and
Third lo,r 80 per month, and IN first cas tenement
houses fl St. second third and fourth floors from IS so
to ~ Tor four rooms, with kitchen and splendid BASEMENT
store on Second avenue for business SIS per month Ap
ply to JAMES fELfRETtH, 21 East Th!rteth street for
the keys
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nttiCE OF THE STCYNESANr INSURANCE com
~ l@ny l22 Bowery Oriental Bank bpilding} New
York, August 8, 1881 Ovieud The Board of directors
nave ms day declared seannual dividend Of six per
cent payable to the stockholders and after The Doth
inst. Transfer books viii be closed until that date
BENJAMIN J. PENlZ Secretary
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STEAM POWER.-TO LET, IN H0WARDS BUILDINGS
- Nos ~ a. 46, AZ and 90 Greene street one block
From Canal street aud Broadway, one loft 10 by 100
Hghted on all sides; steam hoist heated by steam and
every convenience Insurance one per cent. Inquire
the premises.
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S3D. 600 gage. in SIMS Of 81 600 S,p and dup up
wards, productive real estate in this city
years Apply to JOHN +. C0NIsEY in the Office Of
the Peoples Fire Insurance Co., GO Wal street.
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HyANTLD---A TWO STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE, WITH
w about three to four OF land; and IL must be
on the water and not twelve miles from the city and
plenty shade around H. Address r. D. NJ 55s Broadway
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M ttLfNERY STORE To LET AND FIXTURES FOR
1Vl sale-Wlth a good run Of custom Terms mode
rate Inquire on the premises l25th street Harlem next
u Post office. Suitable fot any business
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JITANTEn-A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS, FOR
w housekeeping, first floor small furnished house
Respond with all explanations, for two days, A. G. p,
Unr,n square Post Office.
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UNFINISHED HousE.--wANTED, A HOUSE, FUR.
nishei, including linen and silver the first May
or longer, by small family, who give the best re
ferences The house and furniture will BE- well taken care
Of Rent must be very low Address j. W C., box o2I
Post Office
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I)ROADWAY STORE WANTEn-ONt. HALF OR THE
ID whole, for unobieconabie business location on
west side Address immediately, stating when and where
an interview can be bad. y D. box 200 Herald office.
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vJNO LET, FOR HOUsEKEEPING--A NEAT AND NICELY
i furnished front Room with all the modern improve
meats for gentleman and his wife, single gentlemen
Apply at ~ Sixth avenue, one door below Wavcr!cy
place.
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The English Turf.

from the London Times, August q
The beautiful tryyting place Of the south Of England a
peared yesterday to have charms than for the
sghtseers; no enc alarmed az the murky appear
ance Of the morning but MI who love meeting in
It's holyday garb FASTENED towards the Grand Stand
Right web they repaid for the troubles Of the toilet
and the journey the broke forth before the sport
commenced, and welcomed an enormous assemblage OF
smiling faces to the messy slopes Of the prettest race
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fRIAlN J. H. SMITH WILL RE AT THE CENTRE
~ Market Armery this day, the 18th inst from 10
A. ~ until O'Clock +, N. for the purpose of enrolling
members for his battery All those who wish can go into
camp at once.
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CtTE.AM POWER WANTED-WjTH ROOM FOR TWO
- Coffee roastc,s and mills for grinding coffee
To tar. Parties having the above room, either with
or without the fixtures above named for sale TO let
rersnnablc terms, address box 7GG Post office 10
cation must BIO central and in this city.
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VIZ ANTEGL--A MODERN HOUSE, NEATLY FURNISH,
w ed, In a genteei nei1hborhocd either in New
York, Brooklyn or Jersey City by small family best Of
care taken OF the furniture and the rent in advance If de
sired. Refesence given. Address Home box ll3 Herald
olfee, with fall particulars.
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4 NY GOOD MAN WHO WANTS 10 SHOW HIS COT r.
IA age and be promoted, has now a chance by ioniug
atloop ol cavalry. Apply at No III Liberty street. up
stairs.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. SC, WANTED.

4 LADY OF THE FIRST RESPEcTABIIITY DESIRES
n 90 rent Furnished House of parties who viii take
the rent in board best Of references gwen. Apply
GRIFFIN GULICk, d2 East Fourteenth street.
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7 OVER PART OF A HOUSE WANrED-BY A DE.
IL sisbie and permanent party, consisting Of two
adults and three small children in good locality be
tween Third and Sixth Rent not 10 exceed $500
Address for one week Or J. p, station G. stating full
particulars.
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III UtSE--wANTEp TO RENT, A SMALL TWO STORY
i l. brick Hous,, with modern improvements IN good
ne,shberhd beteen Thirteth and Fitieth streets aud
Fourth and Eight. avenues Address, r. J. w box g. 900
los, office stating rent, which must DO lev.
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Vt>O IET-THE ENGLISH BASEMENT BROWN STONE
l. front House No 10 Ninth street perfect Tor IA
an the modern improvements, ca,d cra gas fixtures Sc
Rent very moderate to good tenant with SIN I'll family
Inquire OF {. II. LlIIHNTHAl., 22l Washington streel
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YJNO LET OR LEAsE-CHEAP, A COUNTRY HOUSE,
i with four acres Of land and outhouses, half mile
from Wiiamsbrdge, on the Harlem Railroad twelve
miles from the city. Inquire al 15 and IS Chambers
street New York
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FURNISHED HOtlSE-WANYED, IN THIS CITY OR
IL Brooklyn, small Furnished House, Or part Of u
Mouse, containing five or six rooms Ron, exceed
$500 per annum. Address II. W. A., Union square Pos.
office
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IIOUSE WANTED-THREE STORY, HIGH STOOp
IL for private family between Sixteenth and Thir,
toih streets Madison and Sixth Rent from $500
10 $500 Address with particulars. F. w. box ~ Post
Office, Eden Park, Wilmington, Delaware.
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th1O n A MoNTH-COTTAGE HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS
DlO delightfully."- and bealihily situated with open
fields and OF the bay, convenient TO tho cars and
ferries. Apply at 70 Columbia serct, Brooklyn
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VTNO lET-lN THE HOUSE 1d8 EAST TWENTY THIRD
L street, between Second and Third avenues, contain
Ing ali the modern improvements Paror and bedroom
furnished or unlurnished. Rent moderate response
BILE tenant.
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HOlISE WANTEr--Ft FINISHED OR UNFuRNiSIiED
II Ia central part OF the city, above Twentieth
street will purchase House aud Furniture either az
low figure; house mast be small and modern built Ind il
furnished the furniture must DO IN perfect order Ad
dress " A. ~, Herald Office.
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kNtNisiitD HOUSE TO LETv-r LET ON THE FIFTH
avenue centrally situated above Madison Park
me corner House well furnished with stable connected
u the rear Possession immediately Address box 2 600
Post oillce
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TW. I.Er-WIrHOUT BOARD, a LARGE, FURNISHED
l. front Room, for So per week, at No. East Broad
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THE WAR.

A RMY GOOIS
"A 5000 double Hivcrsarks
1900 governmt Mt pattern Canieens.
b0OO waterproof Blankets.
And other articles, for sale by
f. c. WAGNER, 81 Liberty street, N. Y.