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rnr PRIZE CORN BREAD RECEIPTS


The following are the receipts for making
corn bread which won the prizes offered by the
sditor OF the American Agriculturist of New
York:
Pirst prize, Of $40. for the best loaf of corn
meal bread, baked on Thursday, Dec. IL, and
ssat to the Office Of the American Agriculturist,
No. Al Park row, on or before Saturday noon,
Dec. Il.
This wss awarded to Mrs. Jane O'Brien,
Carrick, Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, for
loaf made after the following formula
Take two quarts Of corn meal, with about
enough to wet IT, Mix in half pint wheat
flour, and tablespoonful of salt. Let it rise,
and then knead well the second time. Bake
one and half hours"
Second prize Of S. was awarded to Mr.. Lott
Cornelius, Locust Valley, Queens county, New
York, (Long 1slandD for a loaf made after the
following formula:
OF warm water. Add Tablespoonful of salt,
nolespoonfuls Of sugar, and large table
spoonful of hop yeast. Let it stand in a warm
place hours, to rise. Then add pint Tor }
tescupfuls Of wheat -four and pint of warm
water. Let it rise again Z. hours, then pour
1t into pan we'll creased with sweet lard, and
let 1t rise few minutes. Then bake in a
moderately hot oven II hours 1t is best when
hot"
Third prize Of 50 was awarded to Mrs. r.
Franklin, Annapolis, Md, for a loaf made after
the following formula:
Take 2 quarts Of white corn meal, l table
spoonful Of lard, pint of hot water Mix the
lard In water; stir ii well, that it may get
heated thoroughly, and add pint cold water
WHEN the mixture is cool enough, add 2 we'll
beaten eggs and tablespOonfuls of homemade
yeast. Bake hour; in a moderately heated
oven III for breakfast, make over night"
prize Of 81, for q corn meal cake, was
sEarded tolMrs. W. II Jenkins, Brooklyn, y.
4. The following are the directions
Take tsacupfuls of corn meal, l teasup-
fol OF wheat four, tablespoonful of brown
sugar, tesspeonfuls Of cream of tartar, and
tesPooniul OF salt-mix we'll together ,ohiis
srg. Add l tssspoonful of soda Tor salerstus)
dissolved In warm water. Mix the whole to
min batter, and bake in . quick oven, Of an
hour. The same batter viii bake quicker in
patty pans or on gridirOn, Like buckwhsat
- prise Of 81, fer q cake, wa, awarded Mrs.
II. A Judd, Rome, N Y.
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PERHAM'S
GRAND EXCURSION
NEW YORK AND BOSTON

EXC URSfON TICKETS
From Baltimsre to Boston, and re.
70 New York and return .......... 300
Tickets good to leave BeAtimore from the Depot
oil the Northern Ct 81 Rail on Calvert street.
n7ssing over the Northern Central Railway. Lsh6-
noa valley East Pennsylvania, Lshiyh Valley, aud
entrai Railroad of New jersey 70 Now York, and
nom New Yok o Botton ny the stoning ton Line,
leavIpg New York by the steamers Commonwealth
And Piy mouth Root at O'Clock p. m, on any day,
(Surdays execeptedS
Up To JANUARY 81, ls6a,
AND TO RRTuRS BIT SAME ROUTE .
ON OR BEORE MARCHIsr.
HI Tickets for sale in WASHINGTON. ID. c., q. the
National Hotei; 10 Baltimore, at the Depot OF the
Northern Central Railway, Calvert street at Bar
NUNS Hotel, Eutsv House, AMI Gilmor House.
Two through Trans daily from Baltimore To
New York, leaving Baltimore at S.aSa. m and a.
2, m, To connect With these trains. passengers
from Washington must leave In the q. m. and
p. m, q aims,
III All communications in regard 70 the Exour-
.ion must be addressed TO JOSIAH PERHAM,
Nahosal Hotel Washington, d C., his heedqusr-
ters. He will also be represented by his agents at
Barnum's Hotel. Baltim0re; LoYejoy's Hotel New
York. and the Adams House, Boston, his head
auarsers In tnose cities, de 0-lw~
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PASSENGER TRAINS TO AND FROI
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
90 .n1 ~: Ss ss:s. Rssff fs
BALTIMORE VIII run as follovs:
morup!T EE 1A,II.Mss 40 M0TbES S3STH
Mornint ioeo%Pedasio ost lss We Ellington "a,
DON: Arflvs a. Baltimore $50 A. n. No oonneo-
NV Yo!. Mi 4 tE.in.I,ss.,. w..4ips.or 2. Il
Aserhoo M'I Aooommos.sion-lesv. washington
~ ~; Arrive 1t Baltimore 50 ?. H.; Philsdsl-
Eyeninf Etgre..4e.ye w.ssins.on ,. Z.
~; i Nsy YoIF |, ii A,iIl.SufI AZ.
through to New York every day during the Veei.
JEANS MOVING SOUTH
H.; BHamofs krriS. q Ws!Snss e "a q
Leave New York at p. n; Philadelphia loIc ?.
M baumore 40 4. II. Arrive 1t Washington az
Leave Nev York 1t II ?. H.; Philsdelphia 80
~; Baltimore 'SS An. Arrive 81 washington
Aooommodstion- Trans leave Baltimore at
= r., and ]: = for Washington. arrive there Al
On sundsys at I 81. and 7!s5 A. N. only.
Passenger Trains leaving washington q 40 4.
snd a1s of and
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
PASSENGER Tram. lea leaving Washington a. 500 A.
NJ, II A. NJ. and P. NJ, and Baltimore at 40 and
s saf ~. . Is ~,
Wa, Passengers must take the Accommodates
Trains Will Leave Washington and Baltimore
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DENTISTRY.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
LRrHYlL CHRoPLlsrI BONE
T Z E T b,
WITHOUT INITIAL PLAfI on CLASPS.

DR.. 9. b SlBESMOND,
30 Byoddeos, Ness YovS-260 PssasviceNfa AZ
ssss, baDssa liza sad lStk sfs Wasktsstos,
Cflls the etteppon Of the public 70 the following
I. The Teeth Of he manufsoture Wilt
ueyT oorode nor change color By any
oe sstS sn os ,1 ,oSItns sss 1s ss
sfueotA ones can b Inserted oyer them
The roots VIII be made Inofensive. a never
Z. No tcmlprary teefh ere peeded. 90 permanent
Gn s SSS 81 n$ss lTtnedis thereby vjeG
the Old ~ stein 10 free ueptly dishgured.
This work has been fully tosteq over aye years
country.
Dr.. .. has also invented q white undestructivs
meta bltng, With which the most sentative teeth
Gan Dc hlled without pain, and oan build up O Per.
ieot, s9und tooth on any nde roots, which VII last
The best Of references glyen-to Or. v. Mott; Dr.
RoIemSS, Professor Of Chenistry,. n. " Hon,
ton, and thousands of others.
Call and examine for yourself no en-
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SMITH & BROTHERS
+ A l. T. G II L A NJ "A L Il
SUPERIOR AMBER ALE,
PORTER AND NEW YORK BROWN STOUT,
SMITH n BROTHER

The above CELEBRATED AMERICAN
ALES are BreHed from the CHOICEST BAR
LEY MALI and HOPS, and highly esteemed b
those who have used them. Purchasers are re-
suested to call and exsmine our superior stock.
assured that they vii! find the BEST and PunEsT
articles.
We have at ali times large stock ready for de-
livery. in whole, half ana quarter casks, suitable
for the TRADE, HOTELS, and FAMILY USE.
which We offer on the MOST FAVORABLE
TERMS.
SMITH & BROTHER, Brewers,
No. 15s 4 100 West 18th Of, New York City.
Orders BY Mai or Express promptly executed.
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r. + N f. r AL ORDE Err.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, December q, 1861,
The NAVY DEPARTMENT has q rendezvous for
hpplnf men at each OF the following places;
Portsmouth. New Hampshire
New York
philadelphia and Erie, Pennsylvania
baltimore, Maryland; am
Washington, District of Columbia
Sedmen, Ordinary seamen and lapdsinen who oan
pass the usual surgeon examination. By presep 4
ing themselves a. the rendezvous nearest their
residence, with an Official certificate from the oIty
q town clerk sIgnifJIpg that they are refidepts
AMI nave expressed desire TO leave to enter the
Ist An allo aapoe o! TIRES cents mile for travel
Ordinary seamen, and of two months 10 inrdsmen'
81. Permission to leave an allotment of halt pay
70 their families, tn commence the date of their en-
th To 20 on board ship In their ordinary clothes,
where an outfit will be furnished and charged as
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g BRIDAL GIFTS.
SILVER sERYlCES,,
SILVER 5 fHrssEEEsgyse fowls,
SILVER SPOONS and Folks,
SILVER fff5S GHlsFisi y ALTERS,
VIA great collier tioB Of small articles. So ia
be for Bridal GiJts
. These goods are all OF our own manufacture, OF
the most elegant workmanship and fnieh, and ve
do not believe. for variety and quantity, are sur
passed by any other collection in the country.
EPERGNES DIAMOND JEWELRY, FINE
WATCHES, &C., &c,
For sale BY ~, p, shM,L !! KIRK !!i Sons
Established 1917. de lk-l9ts
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uoLD AND as si5 SEEREfSkHSNt.l sH' SWISS
l nave now on hand large stook Of oil the most
celebrated Watches, that am selling ct the very
iovest psloes that good and rel able time Keepers
yEWELRf on hand; all new styles received q
soon a. ma nufsctured, aud offered st the lowest
All kinds Of MILITARY GOODS on hand, such
o. kev9lvers. Swords. Ssshes: Belts, Bowie
Army Trunks and Bed Combined; and many other
thlnGs useful and ornamental at 33s Penpsyivsnis
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S6S SEVENTH STREET. Zoo
ARMY OFFICERS AND coNTRACTORs
I1KE NOTICE.
Just arrived $40 Windows of Sash. Of all sizes,
sp ncp p as Z hnd u hight sash, just
b. w. HAMILTON,
~, Aren't for Northern Manufacturers,
NO 5b2 7fh ST., oppo. Ce1ttr Marx asd IN III, y.ay
4. SSMyT' Wine, Liqsor and Cigar Store.
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Il " n .! AKsm
we nave az last received the Ia &c assortment of
beautiful sty;e Sleeve Cosks, in Beaver, Treco
ana French Cloths Ladies' will please call early
TAYLOR & HUTCHfSON
DE I4-eo1t No. ~ Center Market Space
HEbARynXw MER8 s0 HQSsE, ssBH ,IRsTs AND
eth and 10th 49, -
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At Seminary Ho,p+,-i, 6s~sao.s~, Dec. 20.
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no ELEVENTH STREET.
Z. FISHER & BROTHERS,
FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS.

S0O ELEVENTH STREET. zoo
Z. FISHER BROTHERS,
| FRENCH STEAM SCOURERS.
BALTIMORE, MD.
The only place this side of New York, where
you can get q silk Dress cleaned, restoring the
lustre equol 10 new. Morlnoes, Delaines, and all
kinds of Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken
apart.
Grape and other Shawls, Table Covers and
Gent eman's Clothing, cleaned in the best ner.
Leaving no substance In the cloth TO ipjure il or
make IL more easily TO soil.
N. b Goods will be sent TO Baltimore twice q
week, and return with like promptness.
de u Nv VIM. p. SHEDD, Agent.
pHILADELPHA PROVISION STORE,
llS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BettsseH 1874 and 20th SITS
.h Ihs gnds s ;R hsyiIt located himself a
Of the First Ward that he has opened first GLASS
Provision Storo, conducted similar to those for
EhIoh Philadelphia il famous.
Here oan be found 81 al times Q large and fresh
supply Of POULTRY, GAME, ..EEE, NUT
TON. 60. FRUITS and VEGETABLES in sea-
son.
Particular attention il called to his stock and
prIcee of BUTTEK, CHEESE, 80,
Philadelphia Print Butter.
6oehen and Western Reserve.
Being determl ned TO give the striotest attention
Article In his line of the best suatv and sell at the
lowest market prices he hopeabo mort share Of
Families Will be waited upon daily for orders, II
re uired.
no ls THOMAS T. WILSON,
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS N
HOSPITAL.

PsehsAsd d eosferNtsy vfh tAs usesssta q,
The Sssats Ct Jsly 10, feol.
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Al Hospital at Colx-,bia. College, Wa,k,.s,o.,
Dec. 20.
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10. Ordinary seamen.... u DO.
10. landsmen- IL do.
No laadsman will be allowed TO take the benefit
OF this regulation who has not been four moatbs Al
sea Or on the lakes rivers.
GIDEON WELLEs,
oe "a cost Secretary Of the Navy.
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TOWERS }. M. TOWERS. J.B. TOWNS,
l.. TOWERS & CO.,
STEAM BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ES.
TABLISHMENT,
COrahr LonfsfnHn araans md G. rfk NJ

The attention OF the business community is re-
epeotfully Inyi cd TO the New Book and Job Print
Ing Estobls hment, which has been fitted no with
new material, IN the most complete manner IL now
prepared 70 execute, in satisfactory style, every
variety Of Printing, viz: ''
Books. Speeches. Pamphlets, Cards CircnIars
Sutlers' Blanks, go &c,
The attention OF members of Conrres. in a.na
elauy requested for our faclitles for printing
Speeches, % We have the largest steam power in
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At dsnsra! Hospital, (Ci,els,) Waskssxtos,
Dee. 90
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snb.o,;-
"A. per hath obtained from the Orphsns' Court of
nnston county, in the District of Columbia,
Shrevs, late OF WashinGt n county aforesaid, de-
ceased All persons having claims axainsf the
said deceased are hereby warned TO exbIhit ths
WIN nf re vouchers thereof to the subscri
next they may otherwise BY Law be exolnded from
all benefit of the said estat. h'"'
Given under my hs nd this seventh dsy of Deoem
beT, 1881. MARY ELIZABETH sHREVE.
ucS l6WSS
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GOVERNMENT DISPATCH.
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J.P. BARrH0Low,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pBAIxR II
Hardware 4 Agricultural Implenents,
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
BsieH Pa. arsass. (erpo. East nd Ceatys Market
WASHINGTON, D. @.

among sn.oS are he
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That IN. ,uh-
- soIrl6sI hath obtained from The Orphans,
SSo ofnn q wssninston County, in the District OF
tate fSsmreI Rsiney, late OF Wsshinston county,
eotesfd deceased. All persons having claims
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
sussoIl ber, on or before the twenty sixth day
OF November neIt; they may otherwise by Law he
exelnded from oil benefit of the said estate
Given under my hand this twenty SIXTH day of
Novcm Der, 1851. LIICV ri RI1NEV vi
de lS lawSv rn.S.x
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-02
TN fa'MA4 E..GES A EsgA
TO THE FREEMAN.
= GpCI.OCk,p A. M.

Vashlngcoa, Nov. |. Another battery Of
three rjfed gun, has been discovered about Il
mile ard half below any that have heretofore
beeo found 1t is sitisated near the new brick
bouse near tie wharf at Evansport.
yhe Pusev came up late lass night and left
na in early this morning. i'oth report matters
Unchanged Gown the river. The rebel vessel
PAGE rs ssill coored up in Quantico creek, but
his worked her way sufficiently to be out OF sight
from the Maryland shore. The work on our
I,ttcries is progressing finely, and number Of
Guns and morturs have been mounted.
few 1ster PUNCHES run the blockade now
,oi then. and Il schooner is said to have passed
ayvn Yesterday.
Eynermen'al firing with ten-inch mortar
was made at the Navy Yard this morning. With
4, charge of three pounds Of powder and an ele-
raton Of forty-fve degrees, an unchanged shell
weighing lO2 pounds was projected l4OO yards.
tim0 Of fight seventeen seconds. The hrlng
demonstrated TINT considerable accuracy may be
obtained with old-fashioned mortars, ard at dis
san?cs from 1000 to 25C0 yards they are very
e2aatr9 weapons.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. |. 4. M. DAVIS, Assist
INT Quartermas,er under Fremont, publishes a
letter in this evenings Bulletin to Adjutant
Geacra Thomas, correcting several errors rela-
i've to hi,nselfin his (Thomas) letter to Secre-
tary Cameron
liz entirely cxculpates Fremont from any
sonneo. ION with his purchase of blankets. and
ayS thA: whcn the report of the Board reached
Fremont, be expressed great displeasure, and
ordered them to be returned. They were not
returned as rotten and worthless, and the only
fault that c@@d be found with tho purchase
was tie economy rracticed in making it. the
average price Of blankets being 81 40. They
were part Gotten MIR. Davis says he made the
purchase in bis official capacity.
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O'CLOCK y. M.
Nsw YORK, Nov. 2

New YORK, Nov. 2.
The Tribune's Washington despatch says
hat & dinner celebra hing Gen. McClellans as
I.en Of the command Of the L. 5. army was
given Tonight by the Secretary of State. Tho
entire Cabinet were present.
DURING .he evening Gen. Mcclellan was alb
Nrhed With S;s new duties
The President wus with Inn for several hours
Gen. Iiallock is talked Of as Mcclellan sue
tcSsor IN command OF the army on the Potomac.
1t is stated that the great Naval Expedition IL
Not AIMED at important cities on or near the
coast but that he troops will land ut thinly SET
lied places which have spacious harbors aud Will
9pen cotton ports and establish basis OF opera
Aona forces now mastering.
Gen. Mcclellan has issued an order exhoner-
4ng Gen. Stone from the responsibility OF the
disaster at Ball Bluff, and stating that the
blame belongs to a subordinate officer.
The Norlds dispatch says Gen Scott leaves
IA special train early Saturday morning ac-
COInpnied by Secretary Of War, via. iarrls-
oursh. In Il few days after the General arrives
n New York, he will issue a parting address
10 the American people. Secretary Cameron
goes to Boston before he returns.
New YORK, Nov. 2.
HE sebel Internal machine is q failure, ha'-
Os foatcd down the river.
The Times Fortress Monroe correspondent
@ys that as soon as the roads were cleared by the
sailing Of the expedition, the Minnesota moved
20 her oid anchorage out OF the range OF the
guns of the Fortress preparatory to giving the
Merrmac proper reception should she make
'lIe attempt in accordance with the rebel plan
10 put to sea.
It is said to be the intention Of Commodore
Uoldsboro, should the Merrimac make her ap
teaTonce, to lay the Minnesota along side oil
"cr and board her at all hazards.
Coz. Elder. of the 10th New York Regiment
dIcd here yesterday Of typhus fever, contracted
At Fortress Monroe.
Permission has been refused to Colonies o.
some volunteer Regiments to recruit their Reg
mcnts to tho maximum Of regulars, 2, 500.
The Worlds dispatch says regiment o
rebel cavalry attempted Thursday night to rid'
down the line of our advanced pickets on TIT
right wing and cut them of, but Jailed. Al
alarm was given and several brigades we're unde
arms all night,
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In rittsted, Oct by Rev. L. c. Bass, Mr. Henry W
NohS nfer In the Royalton Co.. 9th Vt Regiment to
MISS ltenriette Rogers. both of Stockbrdge
o; IN nrownngton July Sd, by Rev g. w. Spencer, Mr.
ing, VT. ~ - " WI i'An"- :
ny the same in Bloomington, Aug. q, Mr. John Trim
Oh p parton to Miss Adana Jenness of Bloomington
ny the same in Bloomington, Sept. "a, Mr. Seth w
Landing. " ~ " " '''
ny me same in Browington, Oct. :, Mr. Geo r. Weeks
10 MISS himlra F. Joslin, both Of Bloomington.
In Berlin, Sept Is, by Rev. J. House. Mr. Washington
aunt and Miss Sarah f. Hurley, both of Nor,hfeM
Also ny the same, Oct 2l, Mr. Erasus Loo kiln of Lyp
don and Mss Julia S. Rich, of Northfeld.
Also by the same, u, the same time Mr. Hollis t. Rich
OF Northneld, and Miss Celia NJ Smalley Of Moreown
IN koxhury, by Rev. o. shipman, Mr.. Charles J. Rich
OF hoxbury and Miss Annette Sleeper of WASHINGTON
IN Washington, Oct 81 the residence of the BRIDES
father by Rev. II: p Dickey, Mr. Wilton Bruce of VOL
colt, ma MISS Lydia Ingram of Washington.
In Middlebury, Sept, Oath, by Rev. D. w Dayton Mr.
merritt b Farr OF Bristol, to Miss Jane A. Langworthy
Of Nj dlebury.
3y the same on the It'll, inst Mr. Harry G. Langwor
thy to Miss Jane Wellington, both of Middlebury.
Also by the same the 18th, inst Mr.. William NJ
Nichols, to Miss Wan l.. Abbey both Of Middlebury
In Lebanon, n. II Oct. 10th by Rev. N. Culver Mr..
Jeremiah F. Hall, to Miss Emeline Clogston, both of
Thetford vt.