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srA letter in the Philadelphia Inquire

says:
"a bold attempt was made on Monday
evening to burn the jail in Frederick and TO
lease about 500 prisoners confined there
The alarm was sounded about ii o'clock,
and in less than ten minutes the lst Maine
cavalry. Col. Allen. who had un-addlcd and
gone 60 rest. were on their horses and sur
rounding the jill The jil was Of stone,
with the exception of the roof and the cross
timbrrs. No.ono Of the prisoners. notwiih-
standing many desperate attempts, succeeded
in escaping.
The Now York Fire Brigade was IN tho
ground few inmates after tho Maine Cavil-
ry, and took great delight in subduing
their old enemy.
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G,LL,STRr or ruE MAINE C,vALKr.-'Per-
ley in special dispatch to the Boston Jour
nal thus compliments this regiment:
The First Maine Cavalry distinguished
themselves on Friday afternoon in a skrmi.h
with the rebel cavalry under Gen. Fitz Hugh
Ice, about three miles this side Of Frederick
Alter the rebels retreated they made stand
in tho streets Of Frederick. but were forced
to give way, after the rebel army had oecu.
pied the town one week.
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II The Pepperell Manufacturing compa-
ny OF this city is now at work on govern
ment contract OF "teut duck" cloth. It
will take some three or four months to CON-
plete the contract. About one half the cot
ton used for this cloth Is India cotton.
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Surrender OF Harper's Ferry.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l6.
The following is from special dispatch to
the American from Frederick:
.'TIlc combined force of Loring and Jack
son stormed the works at Ilarper's Ferry yes
terday morning, and captured the position.
Col. Miles is said to have made desperate
resistance. Col. Miles was wounded in the
leg 80 badly that he suffered amputation, ai-
ter which he died.
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For the Union and Journal.

There was, in ancient 'me' certain h'"s "
Egypt, who entertainer the same WE'VE on ,"'
subject OF slavery as does the editor OF the Me'
Democrat (; and when called upon oy tue S.,
want of the Lord to liberate the bondmeh IN .'
realm, pcrsistenely refused, and not UNI" ="
WAS visited by such arguments as eouiu 10 ~"
as well as seen. would be consent TO let 'hems
fear there are some persons In the present en'
lghtened age who are so wilifuiiy phhueu f"
all moral principles, whenever those principles
conflict with their prejudices, that It wouia To
ouire the same kind Of argument to convince
them of their error. Nothing short OF divine
;,terpo.i,;on in way the, can feel would lead
than, IN change their views. r.r---
Tn, editor of the Democrat seems to think
A., ~. s;,,,,s dac,aration. that "the doctrine
~. .,,,oho,a,rc =. sin il NOT taught in the
..-i,,,ro. - i n comnlete and entire refutation
,,o, ,,., s,b;sc, lot us see
~,....s Iii q, Loci, a,noun,s 70. The doc
-. ,ho, !, !. s;,so, 10 Mace Instructions upon
-. az. No, ,o,,ht 4, the scrip.
!, wn :. .rrr. from ,bence tina, 1, is
'" -, ~. lives Of MANY persops
"O' ~" ,horoon, I'm, hs NAV
" p,'es -. 80 .,;,ro.a, =, AZ. ,;me tho
-, No;,ho- v.s ,bere ,nv
Se'p a.. ,;,. ,Lo ,,,, ros rromu,ca.
u," ,.s. az, .,,h;o., ,s r,, which .,;.t. now
y. ., - ~ .,.x,ry ,,.s wholly
u w. -. 80. ;,a..oa, T. Woo. No, strictly i'm
1,. =, 900. 5.o,,rsd bv tho law that
..r,,a,, ~, no, r,,,rn 70 his master the ser.
,.n, ,h,, has ,,con,d" ia slave was i'll
....,.a h,, h;s u,s,ar tho law made him free.
T.. - go. ,h.v mich, bocome heirs 70 their
n..,or., rro,.r,v and were allowed 10 marry
80. IT, ,,m;,i.. and 20 own IN their own
~ -" m0n =. cher binds of nronertv
In FAC, the system was placei under such re-
.,r;c,,o,s bv tho Mosoie law that II became en-
,irelv e,tipct amongst the Jews long time be-
for, the christian era.
Although Christ and his apostles did not. for
wise purpo.es. see fit 20 interfere with the inst.
,,,jops or the Roman empire thew neverthe.
less laid down such principles and inculcated
sueh doctrines as would, if followed, have alb
rorotcd the entire system of involuntary scry-
tude throughout the world. MASTERS, give
unto your slaves that which is jus, and cgual,"
is an Injunction which, honestly complied with.
would destroy the whole fabric of involuntary
seryitude; for there Is not even the shadow OF
the principle of Justice or equality about it.
There were many crucl,ies perpetrated on the
slave nv tho master, tolerated by Roman law,
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SMALL CHANGE. The Louisville (Ry.)
Journal Of the Sd, says: Ir
"The new issue Of small change notes,
Familiarity known rs the "postagc-s'amp
currency" was sold yesterday by the bank.
ers at five per cent premium"
How do the "bankers" thus monopolize
them to speculate upon? Who arc thus fur
nished by the Treasury Department that is
sues them?-N Y. Express,
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American AGRIcULrURrsr FOR SErr., 1867,
Vol. MI, No.9. ORANGE JUDD, Publish
er, Al Park Row, New-York. 81 year.
This is surely valuable number. The
Reports upon the Crops, (sec pages 26i,
etc. } embody the Investigations OF many
hundreds of practical, reliable men in all
parts of the country. and they present bet,
ter view Of the actual condition Of the Crops
throughout the Northern States, than can be
obtained from any source.
Tho Editor-in-C Chief, Mr.. Judd, has just
returned from tour Of observation on the
Agriculture Of the Old World, and with new
stores Of information, and renewed energies,
will put forth still further efforts to make
the Agriculturist valuable, and even indiS
peusable to every family in the land.
Every new Subscriber for 1868, sent IN
during September, reoeires HE remaining
numbers Of this year ,ciihOm EXTRA charge
Besides this, every such subscriber en- have,
delivered free Of charge, the choice of
splendid Mapof Virginia, covering 10 square
feet of surface; or one equally large, en-
bracing all the Southern States, or a lot oil
the finest Strawberry Plants. Can dollar
DO better invested than in the Agriculturist
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No. IS. Rhcuma,i.m Cured. Nc

Call and purchase box Of Doct GiGcris HON.
gopathc Curatives for rheumatism. prics . cents
W. o. over. Blddefsrd, Me-. s. g; Mitchell,
ssco. Men. 4. burr A Co.. wholesale; po''"n'
Mass. w. r. Philips Wholesale, Portisnd.
Philip Lees name u on each boz !" "a t,as. III
letter. 10 PhiIip Zee 10 william 81, New fofk.=
send for manual furnished nee. Nv"
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uARpER,s FERRY RETAKEN.
BALrINoRE. Sept. Il.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IL.
Harper's Ferry fell into our possession
again on Friday evening at o'clock, and
was occupied by portion OF Gen. Burnside
force. Before the rear of Gen. Hills diyi-
sion had all crossed the river, to the extent
of 1900 by one statement and 4 1000 by an.
other, they were taken prisoners.
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Az APrEAL To THE PArRIorIc PEOPLE OF
TIE NoRru The wants Of the Sanitary Com.
missions at the present times are mostly for
wooden goods, such as hospital shirts, draw
ere, socks, shirts and slippers. The demand
for lint having been fully supplied there will
be no further call at present.
Go. r. DAVIS,
Sanitary agent OF State Of Maine.
The press throughout the State will please
copy,
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Co, l, lsr ME. CAvALRr.-we learn that
Lieut.. ChadbOurne Of this Co.. is in Wash
ing'on, sick, and that John DOxy and Joseph
Curtis Of same Co., are missing.
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Pxuluxs.-Those who desire to know tho
amount Of premiums offered for different ar
tieles by the York County Agricultural Soci-
ETY., can ascertain the ame BY calling at this
Office.
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~ There are in the hospital in and around
Washington 1880 sick and wounded sol
dier,. In Alexandria ami vicinity there are
nearly s.OOO-making total Of 1880.
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GopKr s LApY's Book, for October, makes
an early and welcome visit. II contains u
beautiful steel engraving and double FASH
ion plate. "Godey" takes the lead in every
department to which its pages are specially
devoted. For sale at all the bookstores in
Saco and Biddeford.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-09-19

Twendell Phillips says in an article in
the Independent that Gen. Fremont Is the
only general before whom "S,oncwall Jack
son" has reiterated.
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Il The deaf mutes have recently held an
educational convention in Portland.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-09-19
Wanted.

At this Office, few loads Of wood, in pay
ment for subscription to the Union and
Journal also, all kinds Of country produce.
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Supreme Judicial Court.
GooDESow, J. PRESIDING.


The Supreme Judicial Court for this coun-
ty commenced its September session last
Tuesday. The following are the jurors
FIRST PANEL.
Enoch Boothhy. Fore. Benjamin F: Day,
John c. Buck, Eli Elgcomb,
Daniel Cook, John Garland,
David Cram, Nathan'ei iiton,
William Cole, Nahum Haley, Jr.,
Columbus Dyer, Robert Mitchell.
SECOND PANEL.
Pred'k A. Wood. Fore. Seth Strout,
William Perkins, Mark smith,
William Perkins, George Thompson.
Thomas VI. Pierson, Nathaniel Thompson,
Andrew u. Ross, Rnius king,
George II snow, Alexander Thompson.
suPERNuNERARIEs.
Timc.hy Dame, Andrew Wentworth,
Joseph G Deering. Solomon WEIGH,
Timothy Young.
GRAND JURORS.
Chas Twombly, Fore. James Kezsr,
BENJAMIN Il, Boothby, benjamin Lord, Jr.,
Ivory Berry, John A. Lord,
Samuel Cluf, Henry Manning,
Freeman II Gowen, Lewis MOuiton,,
,Joseph L. Grant, Berlington Paul, exc'd,
Moses Goodwin. Albert Perkins,
Robert IIodsdon, Horace u: STUART
Henry III. Hooper, John Ia "eis'
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81 India cotton is being extensively i'm.
ported into this country.
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New Publications..

5OG6 5iOl ii9 GiO2 4i25 Of;
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VNHE TRIB UNE ALMA ~ A {
FOR 1862.

Thi, popular ANNUAL IA no-resiy. u contains:
ILECiiDs RETURNS from ell the states Of Tie unipn
ding H. lC3 careful compiled io Tue Iribuns
"-ssrR0NONIcAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
fol 'le H2. ..- e-.,-,., . -,
GOVERNMENT Of lie UNITED sTiTES-EIeoutiEe
era Ju1iclL tuv0yt Extraordinary and Aines hesd.H-
rom tie tniisd Sfs'ra - Foreign 'ourisi
SENATE Of the USIILD STATES Members o. CLASH
rcd: . . 81. ,,,,,,,,,
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, or the UNITED
sYATLS Politically classified .
LIST Of SlAJtS, Capiias. C'Teinors omes OF Leshs
live Aleeiiusa General Ei..tious. 'ic.. .
POFgLAIlON Of EACH STATE By COUNTIES. also
ne Population Of te principal Cities Of tho United s'st'
go.u tIr Census 81 100. ....,. ~o, b.,
MS MORHlLL TAEiFF aud tic TARIFF ACT Of tho
-pec.l Seaslob--Jofh coupieiei 81,
tl,. ABSTRACTS OF ITO other important Acts OF TIE
,sond session o. The XAAVh Congress and tho specd
sssson Of Tie XNNNith Also tie more important fiSei.
nations o. Pres dent Lincoln; - -, . .,
TCHRONOLO 6ICAL ACCOUNT OF tho important events
connoe with tie AsDclon AID oilei matters VI keneA
lLtefsst. 80 ,,,, a.. 1870
hid Nv Ixprs,. 81 yer 3D. tssh orders soAsitsi-
We eau suppiv bach numbers Il tie Tribune Aim.nso or
ves0 Ifil l. 49, 1854 1885, 1853 1867. and 1901! Fnco
hdeIess THE TRIBUNE New.YoTh
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90 iOhom II man Concern.

NOTICE to TAX-rAYERS.-CFTI OF I'M
~ Coarsuos b. y TaxEs ADD A,sss'NES1, 80 ..
CHlrnFa.--r, NaV.YOHE January l3 lg2-EOiINf -
HLKIEY OlNGN tat tho ksscssuicDt Rolls 81 htal ana
rrrso f.e o. the l.ly 90 New oIA 'i ne )Ai I"'S are
uo0 - public iuspe sou AID wi continue open t'i
he i'tt lay = Apdl ucg I've. an Ia payers SO
rrrs requested 20 coil aud examine the tame IA oil'
af amy iu the esa!cns may hs corrected Ho
"a SOL. .Atrd ny law I-fion 81 Their aseslrnis
by Of bcs ecfg for military service a4a %
Nslsry clssbe iustitutous b. law c-enpl ro -o'
ton rrgcscd 20 maze apple alton Tor fnch ir4nci"h ~
son, gesiou to the cog OF the rolls on sid P d'y
Of rdL
Tue following section Of he A., Of April IS 1883 Is pub
l.s' ed for the Information o! .rpsYers;
rIcf,oH TO- Dining the tI- the bo0l, ,b4l De open 3"
pnc infrrcoE, hrr-lbeiOre provided spplcs. IN mas
to made BY person coL,d'fiug himself aggslcl ~ tnr
s'fssrI valuation - lis REL personal ett-ir = ~ TO-"
same corrected II hpch application b. made in Sels'n 20
nc tscslrd valuation OF real eie II must be .de 900 WIN
irP lDg hr ground OF objection thereto and tieicnpon
tr n!snonr shall .yaune into th" conp.Iit and u,
900 tte judgment the easement T. erroneous. they shall
Tie er 20 be- corrected. n such application be- made
relation 20 te .-sesed yays,o Il pef,os estate the ap'
gc4if al te uud, o- b. tie ssid t0nIlisaio4
wiO si ie -utiori4fd - administer ost.
Il th"u aud IT. j. scr then suen ne zero
they ,ah the 20 corrected Tho
amount ofsuch sf'f sy may bei ~ be Jls' end
p, .fG hive been DO o. them No reduction ball he
nads by the Board u ruGesor. Of resi-
or personal cstete imposed Mi. set unlrss Of
pear hndr oath nE on. that tae party hggryed
uisbo attend within tho period precbed for The
lion Of Ta1e, By reason OF san,ss abence Ou The CITY.
Law. ofi8ig. htp,er aO2. section, and To-
4. J. WILLIAMSON
J. W. ALLEN
J. ". BROWN
Connis,ioners ofIsres snd As,e.,fneus
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Gliliiarn No..ces.

Ie2d Ree;neni. y. Y. =. WAN Buren, Lien;
Ipfpnsry.-Iir1t CHARLES j.. JAYNE has i"el ls'.
resres Of ie Head lrsr,ef No "a, Bfosdway. ~ IlG
6rstcisss Reruir1t 8. et Comp ug Mc-id-n In
somfora5e aud cis'n bonscds (osch ComIay by i.ri)
head 9y -toyes. cooking in 10 auifr IN feet el %.
home 9of1ris c. far ~ possible. The dIes = blue rod
Goa. with 4cses regulation hst 1c' rr'ns aitif me A.
s,siube Of ia n 1elt sfe hereby notified tntl IL Lry u
rot Immediately report t-rnaclFrs they VII De Icnted /,
seserter. few moro bECHi rs WeEIaD.
THOMa5 N. VAN bVtrs, Colonel
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NEW VOCAL Music val be true f.
~ thee" "A penny for your thoughts" "Lhiis Jenny
c0S AID ~ Lave my lo;'e one. gone o -'ephen
Lowry. Pleasant words Tor sl,"Jy = Roberts "TheIe
has beautiful world" by l. NJ. Holm,s Those songs WfI be-
ssD popular Pico % conts each; mailed free. "Shtl
Know esh oher there " is published n cheap fonn fof
sh AID Sunday schools; price cents erh 3 cents per
s"lrn, 81 pr 90 p0taga ! cent. Prblsbed by
IORAGL MAJERS Agant No. tai Irlsalyar.
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Mem llnb.irallou5.

- TLis Day Prlii. he'd:
HISTORY OF l.. :. NAVAL ACADEMY.
IL The History oftbe United a.e. Ns,l Acsd.ny vii.
bioZa L;a sketches and the Of s the ~ eiiutco
cat PIOieoTs and Orsdnaie. g. which added record 81
OF tie earliest Of Gougposs Of Thanks medals and
sword 20 officers
by EDWARD CHAUFCy MARSHALL J. H.
vol Emo. Cloth. with Plates 4
Bent free By mail GA receipt Of piice.
%. VAN NOsTHAND
Pubfhsr 10. ~ Eroacwsy
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HOWARD ASSOCIArION. PhlIndcInhln-

In TITIId--
For I.s heiiO n The Sic anil Disresssd gtdicied r1
nH,"t ana Ch'.n Dseases aud epseaNy D,se1g,s me
Se"" OTggns Medical Advice given Gratis By the Acting
ssSseS9 Vs,eabe RtpohTs on sPEnNAToGRnO.A
Organs, and on the MN REMEDIES .mpo,sd in the Dis
Rse,siy '.nt u seted .,teI envelopes Of charge Ad
S@ beeth 9lbtI, lLtod,lIhjs, ~
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Pianos Made Durable n Violins.

FOR PIANOS
has been approved Dy the lesdiEg musicians.
APPROVED By TIE EDITORS d ne .FeJt
Tyi6nHs Nov 2j N-.s- Yak iaes Nov. II Net9- iod
Head oct. % M4fio1i ker or, Nov. @ Acis-losk
Ixpyes, Oct. -; Nsf-- loyt Ere1H9 Port snd
TAs Neic. l0yk U.si9 Jon b.
BY THIs PAIENT SlElNO-CLANP
a.. olqno I'D ta.itur Strain 1f toe sf amounting %
pssr 90 pound g. sholy token 0h The fg. aif saEaig
bosrd Thu 90 h tie TONE secured ag'. oecii1 Aiion 80
perfectly t.e violin. 49, -. 30 a., ,,.,,,
Won oyt T. amos rrfl.rnsny restored 20 original Doe -
b, the RINO-CLAMP, Z cart Oi from soto 30 To
iStte amount includes now tnhs aud NJ" co'eg - hsH'
ners throughout
New risnos secured .nst decay n 20 tone. -
TIME required % make he. etcTstl1ay. ON, NEkf
Pilno,. with the raieut ~t.ii - imp Tor sale.
WARAROOMS No. so BROADWAY,
where inl and scientific dscI .ns ulsed BY tbe Jclr'
nails, Re scsu.
II sny Piano when altered. b ap'iTsy % IA. fsec-
don OF the owner, u eomgeusaliou vii b. received.
DRIC O5 g. tOOKtR
40. 80 VIZ IafwGg,
New IolE.
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Claiming.

Ihave me, cosnple'ed ny entire rev soc " SP 90 ann
eIkiMFl CLOTHING not suppressed g. Lis city l the way
al an assortruert taste and style The tIiLDRtNS md
FUKNIsnING DEPARTMENT rot equsird. ALL ~. Do
sold - extremely low p1cef. Please t.L T. L. BALD
WIN Nos. ~ and - boweTy.
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vINO BE SOLD-In war time for what il will
brin.-A large ard beautiful BUILDING designed for .
BorrdiLg School bu, well sdsped for Summer BoGdns o.
rpy business Requiring tho OF many roons or IL wouia
MAKE 1e Country Reiisncs FOX two families Bean
,iuly itus,ed IN Cornwall. Conn. Address PETIlbONE'
Winchester Center Conn.
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Chances tor Dnsincss Hlen.

NOR SALE-EMPlRE LAUNDRY, Nos. 23G
4 and 238 West 36thst, possessing steam engine snd
every Kind u machinery re.esssyt carry on ga extensive
Landry bu.ipe,s all IN perfect running order Apply
L. 4 J. HlGUINS No. 14l 6tbsv.. cor s+th.st-
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Rnar1 ano Rooms.

A LADY possessing a Piano-Forte, fine in
n ,truDen Il DESTROYS Of hone In Respectable FANNY
eher in he CITY of HeW.york Brooklyn. offers the us OF
the instrument together with Instructions s On
Tor BOARD reference. given and required Address HUME
Iribuna
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Tribune Office.
BOARD WANTED-At any place between
- Greenwich and Westport for small fsndy. wners
they can bs well provided iOr Address j. l., Box NO. I'
Post-Oifce.
COUNTRY BOARD WANfED-Wlthin 81
gentlemen and their wives May rn Octo
bsr Plenty Of re.h vegetables aud fruit desired Addre, C.
c., Tribune Office stating terms (which mnst be moderated
location OF access and fnl particulars In record 70
sccou noda,iona References exchanged.
HARLEM-BOARD WANTED by Gentle
AMI Wife with small private family near the boat
.ndug Address stating (which be moderate,
Sch r. p. t.. Tribune Office.
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TUE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

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AchA.i A.. NDnNS EAi. sfI44Il
~ THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
n, ,,s qEIsusE EUupiNos, ooSVpR oP SAs'Au ANU '"
" 'nN .rRyr4s. OPPOSITE gHp CITY HtrL.
,,,.,s5 10 City Spn,cFihels az A.! cots per we' Nei
Snb.c,iters 30 poT snnuDi ia advance ict mo' as
rIif; NTN-RORbA WEtHtY y,lnt ",
aVFNY LARGE PAPER FOR All SoUNItf p,
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anie T. adress Of each nbcp ef ,ud spy larger Dun
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tons 10 commence at any ,ime. .,,, no.,
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WANTED-By genteel, tidy Girl, with
w .xceen. City references sstunion as Nj RISE and
ERVANT to L,dy who boards; Is willing TO work OF tend
baby quick her worn objection 10 the country she
i fully competent Wtsos 6 10 y IN agGies nome CA o.
No. I9f East 2sts' dag
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Uants.

A COLORED Woman, Of high respectability,
~ wishoss situation LADy'5 MAID to go TO CafoI
any part Of Europe. Inquire Ut No. iOI west Ntlst
Good reference can be given.
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CHOE-REPAIRING SHOP GOOD WILL
~ ieI sALK :, TIC esJpsJ 81 Cerne ND CmaL Lew ysrt
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RRENTANOS BOOK STORE, STA
y. TI0gERY snd NEWS EMPORIUM No go broad
way. ,,,-,.,,t.
Leay. on hand the following Boston and Philadelphia
Eo..on Jonrr, Herald ran,-ript Saturday Evening os-
petite aud ComraeIci Bulletin Giving failures and chahse'
in husIsGl
Phssephis Ledger end Press
An Forern and auecan Newspaper and Periodicals are
Kept constalty hand For sale ~ sns.e numDei. o.
seryed or mailed TO subscbers any psf Of the city o.
country without extra charge
n B.-bfrk numbers OF the principal F,HodlcsIs' MOVIE
usprrs and Ns~alines always on hand
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Mr.. Barnard, the krtist, viii drhvcr Lecture o.
Abe Battle bisr tine Plymouth Church Brooi-
iyn che Rev. Henry " srd beechers, TUESDAY EVEN.
ING April o'clock Illus led win Lsrge Paintings q
the Baitle fs Tie proceeds for ne benefit OF out return
Ing ,ick ard wounded soldiers Tickets = cents
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furniture.
Ne0oins Garos. &t.

CIMBREDE's, No. 5-- Broadway.
~ thuf nov IT, Wedding C'id., IN, .el Monogram
Note PEPPER and Photograph Adams 14NhhEhL" nous
truly ftis ie
Al VA. ENEkDELLa SONS-N tlDINN
~ CAHDs-Tiese cole .feed Engraved OAfds sold o.,
Id No. los sulton.st., =. Y. , -.aa.s- 81 1913.
Y II. JOHNSTON q Co., No. $50 Bower.-
Wedding and Nl..iin- 'srd Sc. ieirs siy,s' sncr
iueus hy nt. Aiso Watches, JrNo'r' siFrr Nafs A-i
Plated Nsi. Of the beet . aisle. end si iow piece
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The Executive COrimiftee OF the Republican Cen
tn COMMITTEE viii hold Re.ssr Meeting A. Usldguorer,
oeruer Of Broadway aid 23d.sL, Oh MONDAY EVENING,
Ipr. 2 ct O'clock OWEN W. BRENNAN. Chairman
h%sF NJ, H. HgElAr' Secretaries.
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E'ARM for SALE or to RENTAL Lyons
Farms NewJersey twelve uie. distant from Now York
half OF bstween Ne~ak and Elizabeth With twelve scrss
choice Land IN high state OF cuivson sbundancs q
excellent Fruit tvo-siory Gothic House, good BAN ane
GrsaaIy; place well wateIed For particulars inquire o.
HENRY HEATH, No. SO LibeIty-st-. HswYerk or OWN.
MORGAN on the premises.
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nor SALE or 10 LET, at ASIOKIA-a arg
l. and eournodiou, HOUSES Rent, 500
with lot air furnace stationary wsshnbs, bathroom, an
hot and cold wser rgs stable and 20 lots Of ground Wit
choice Shade Trees and Grspes situated on bros
way. Aso, number Of smaller HOUSES for SALE or Z
LET Apply to ]. NJ WHITNEY. office the old Steam
boat LrndDs, Astoria, J.. l.
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Nxw.YoRx March 2ist. 1867

Mr. WILLIAM w. WILLIAMS has recently returned
from tour Of careful observation IN syria aud The Holy
Land lie has c-reolly prepared series Of Lectures dc
siIoCd 20 finnish hi5 vita Inc results 81 he nq IL
ries. hea-d these lectures and from the In
p-e,sions made ny mind by this exercise, csn
sbeefuly recommend him acceptable lecturer and his
lectures instructive and inteEss!ing service; ,.
GARDNER SPRING.