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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-12-25

Our RECEIPT FOR CURING MEAT
To one gallon of W. Make Il pounds
Of salt, ] pound of sugar, J ounce OF
saltpetre, ] ounce of potash. In this
ratio the pickle to be increased to any
quantity desired. Let these be boiled
together, until all the dirt from the su'
gar rises to the top and is skinned off.
Then throw it into a tub to cool, and
when cold, pour it over your beef or
pork, to remain the usual time, say four
or FIVE weeks. The meat must be we'll
covered with pickle, and should not be
put down for at least two days after
killing, during which time it sho ould be
slightly sprinkled with powdered salt
peter, which removes all the surface
blood, &C., leaving the meat fresh and
clean.
Some omit boiling the pickle, and
find it to answer we'll; though the opera
tion ofboiling purifes the pickle by
throwing off the dirt always to be found
in salt and sugar.
If this receipt is properly tried, it will
never be abandoned. There is none
that surpasses it, ifso good.-[Germa
town Telegraph.
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Conundrums.

When does WomanS tOngus go quIekestl Ans
Whenit L on the rail.
What quadrupeds are admitted to balls, operas and
dinner pRrtlesi AnG.--White kids.
Why 10 a crow brave Nirdl Ans. because he never
ahowS the white feather. al ~
What forte is too much stormed noW-a.daysi Ans
The piano forte.
What age is tho most decsivingi Ans.-The sausage.
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In the U. s. Sppreme Court at Wash
iugton the black silk robes are abolish
ed, the new members being ayerse to
them, and at the .peEt session the
judges will cit in simple broadcloth.
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THE EFFICIENCY OF THE BLOCKADE. -
Secretary Welles, in his annual report,
says that since the blockade was insti.
tuted no less than 542 prize vessels
have been seized, and 800 vessels since
the last annual report | COW
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We have received correct answers to the Enigma and
Charade in News OF Dec llth, from ~. B.Q M"
"Granville," Kate r, Dodge, and "Glnnien The last
two are new contributors from whom we nope to hear
frequently. Engmas received and accepted from
RadAb," and ,"Sodisr Dick"
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For tho News.
BRooHLrN, N. Y, Dec, 18th, 1862.
DEAR ''NEws';
To Miss "Sallie's" CharAde,
= ofthe 18th the answer I'll give;
1t is now by the boys often made,
And is SNOWFALL, as sure as you live.
Yours, g-~. KATER DODGE.
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Concluded nert ,occk 1

Col, Hall, an aged aud respected cit
izen of GAINESVILLE, died on Saturday
last, aged 50 years. He was appointed
by Gen. Jackson Receiver of public
monies at the land Office in GAINESVILLE,
and by President Van Buren to the same
post, which he filed satisfactorily until
the Office in that city was abolished.
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We learn from the Wilmington Re
publican, that Capt Asa Higgins, Of
New Vienna, recently commanding Co.
G,rllth Ohio, now in Western Virginia,
has been promoted to the position OF
Major of that regiment. Capt Higgins
formerly resided in this place, aud will
be remembered by many of our citizens
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[For the News.
Geographical Enigm

For INC NoWA.
Geographical Enigma.
I am composed Of IL letters.
Hy651 10 7 is a Cape In Greece.
MY S Z is = Cape in New Jersey.
My 95 Is ariver in North Carolina
My6 81 IS II lisa county In North Carolina
My IL o s 6 10 a tOwH in New Hampshire.
My whole is the name Of young lady Of Marshall Tp
THEoPoLUS.
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The rebel General Villipisue died re-
Gently of pneumonia at Port Hudson,
Miss.
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Hon. @, B. Smith, Secretary of the
Interior, will be appointed Judge of the
U. States Court for the District of Indi.
ana, on the 1st of January. His son,
Wat. j, Smith, will be appointed Clerk.
Judge Holt is likely to bo Smiths sue
cessor.
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GBc YOmr Glrrle.
Save Your Paper /!

Readers generally may not be aware
of the great advance in the price of pa
per of all kinds. But if readers are
not, newspaper publishers are, seeing
that they are called upon to pay fifty and
sixty per cent. more for paper than they
were six months ago. The truth is,
that the material for making paper is
for explainable reasons, extremely
scarce, and we would suggest to every
one the wisdom, not to say the duty, Of
carefulness in the use of paper of all
kinds. Waste paper now commands
very high price, and should not be used
for kindling fires and other such pur-
poses. The same economy should be
shown in the matter of rags, fragments
of cotton, &c. IF all will economize in
these respects, the effect of it will be
very sensibly and advantngeously felt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-23

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the fun Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added. .asg seoEI ai ri
Business notices published 10 the local
columns will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line. SCI s.
Charges will sbe made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance. a f.. Bag
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies IS -. % ~[-.- Z.
For each notice not exceeding 8 lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate. -
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81; without notice, free. 1arz
Marriage notices SO cents. .f, d.
Notices of Festivals, PicDics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices. ..t
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, viii be charged double the usual
rates. ~ -s-e ..ts a.ss s-a.b
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in tie Daily, win be
charged fifty cents. s1sF@ -.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 SO for
each name in the Daily, and 81 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to bss, in all cases,
paid in advance. sati# IA
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co. :
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ND 8. RUsTOJF q 90.

-A1 just received and for sale by --as
dec26 5. E. GILBERT co.
Wn rows OF RKCM co UJN>TRKs
AV BRAN just receiving from the Rail-
road and for sale at V1CKERY BROS,
ian7 No. 81 Main street.
RDMLTKsmORE SKsRUF.-5 bbls Balti.
LID more Syrup, none better in the city except
the Excelsior, at 81. A. COOKS
janS 73 Main street.
WDRAJV'! RR.AJN'!-25 tons rich country
Ab Bran at H. A. COOKS.
fans 73 Main street.
GYW.EET POTATRRS.-5O bushels very
ES tine and large Sweet Potatoes. at
ian7 II. A. COOKS.
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Rates Of Advertising.

= : : : 5 :
/ Dag. / 60 761 90 Is 1 5O4 4 IS
. Dogs. rs l6T 1EoI 90 I 251 90
s Dass. / / OOl I 6Oi l 70 2z5i 7sI IS
Davs. 81 l 90 s6OI ISL s75 4 Is
Days. / 1 60 2 10 80 8 50t 420I a 90
WssE- = 30 81 5 O0f 75T 4 SOL 5 Is
Wseksl 2 50 75l SEQ Is so rs
Wseks 8 oOi sol s 90 50 9 90 10 50
40. 40O S O0I 8 90 10 90 II 90 IA 0
Mes. 90 8 75.l IL 50I Is Us 16l oOI ls 70
Afo's. / 2 50 II IS $500 IS rs % sol 2s Is
iAfo's { so Il rs 100 IA IS Is so % 70
9 Noe 10 90 10 % 10 OOI 26 90 50 00-fs6 %
SAEo'a- ls 90 10 SO % 90 s2 so 80 90 IS SO
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CHE 4aily Spttmal.
REGULATIONS FOR 1862.

% All Advertisements
amounting to So or less must
invariably be paid in advance
to secure attention. y '-2
- All Job Work must be paid
for on delivery. Transient
Work must be prepaid.
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Mr-Porter.-W We are incurring an expendi-
ture of over a million of dollars o day in
endeavoring to suppress this unnatural re-
bellion. Tt is indispensable, in order to
maintain the public credit, that we shall
raise additional revenue, and alleviate, as
far as possible, the burdens upon the Treas
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- INSURANCE. 20 :
Ins ura noe a gency.
ALLEN c. HALL0CK

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANOR
AGENT,
ADJUsrER or AvERAeEs, AND HoTARY PUBuIO.
He continues to issue Policies from several Firs
Glass and most reliable p
INSURANCE COMPANIES -bsssa.
In the C5snhy on Tnt4nd and Fire Bake He viii
also receive applications for
raf-z LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losse
of every description under policies from othel
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE., for parties ins
terested. His long experience ISsUEAEoE
AGENT, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance..
AGD- Office on First Street, ODD Post Office.
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Advertising In the WeekIy.

Advertising In the weekly.
Omo S4%.@-e, UnU InsertIOn--. I UO
azsea fs - two g ......s.s-s-s....-Is5 so
"a g three g ..................2 90
For each subsequent insertion, and fol
each insertion of each additional s
square......ss. .............-...o5 30
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06NUrVcAREESs
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pecans, Eng
lish walnuts, figs, rasins, ~currants, rock candy
oysters, sardines alum, epson salts roll br1mstone
sulphur, eopperas madder, extract of fogwood, in
digo cream tartar, soda bed cords of all kinds, to-
bacco of all kinds backing, batting, nutmegs, ei-
gars of all kinds, ginger, rs@o and ground,
glass jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pep
per sauce, matches, pickles, Es0ne pipes, powder,
safety fuse, soaps of all kinda starch, teas Vine
gar, camphor, letter, note. cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british luGare, bonnet boards, ink, oil,
nails SASH glass, spirits tm,pentine alspice soda
pain killer, lquorice, &C., kc., dc.
A supply Of the above kept constantly On hand,
and for sale low, by 5. Il. GILBERT Co.
dec12 NO. 4 4Sycamore SC.
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In 1le equitable GdilstpaetR, and prompt eash Te-
sDonss 10 Losses he PH0ENIX stands pTe-e1ltaentY
the head of rs protessioHS t0iie fts eteisiVe pTac
tcaI and rs-cLGss business system Of local agencies is
not escsed bH ann similar corporation ~ he gorid.
Tnsurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
nsed in this leading Cooperation, ct fair rates BY
j. w. NEXSENs Resident AGENT
OPYTcE Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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SPEECH OF HON. ALBERT G. PORTER OF IEDI-
ANA.
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N ~ DIE - FERS.-A splendid assortznen
~ a inst received. Prices to suit the times. Ga
soon snd make your selections.
VAUTIER d MARo0NEIER,
Main between First and Second streets.
2EnnE. - -
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Il and n Mis- 5aga
and WIFE FW Irving, Mr and Mrs John Anderson, II. j.
Ss ja%s. Ss aas ss BE-
a p 81 wi1
y Rosss,s. q A. Mcla,t.h, William Kss;er, lanes Hen
e.
% Bos and ES Jans
H. stewart D. J; King. !. q Maver, r. $ Chiffon Thomas
an is9jpT GsE, D Kii%PaD, III tgdsfs, Jacob Nor
worth.
cry q New a yohc c1ys
Er.asrIcs Lawson, Mslha, Morel,nd John Roberts
a %a q Ba AsoSS kSo n s
nss ca n5a1 pqs % As9h sar
Reid Mis-, Levi, Miss Isacsa s,eycn,Sp NINE corroyer
rhaasghla SsInsiss. we s,! TS o and
ssSsr6oR Owens and Ia b Mrs oyi, and
Edward Hunter Charles psaio,th Cobb Blaneon Ms.
Mt LEWIS Mrs B. M1%ps sms.
McNc mSn EMS ns sw ftaasph Dr. ns SlGn ard
silver. rhiaaeipils. Mrs BIosn9iss, Enssaa Mis Eff
P S5 M r r,y Nit nS n.S,
Eev MAJ and wife, Walker and wits Toronto Mr. sM
z %Ss ps b qr; s.s Wig
Wilam Hunt and VIE, John Iowara Rsy > Kramer
Now York; Thomas Morris, Mr.. Budd, Henry o'Nel,
Si% iaai MS bsa Ss Si.s Non hsssash h m,
Webster q If0rsim mn, Mrs Andrews, Mrs Stokey,
John Sutherland Brush dc Pean, with others In the
stsersgs Spscie, $i2lj.is6 81.
SouInanrrox, HAvRE AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY Saxo-
aud Mrs Groenkc, Julius BRIL- Strauss New York. MIR
and Mrs Reinhardt and five children San Francisco;
Frances White, samuel Hopkins New York; Mr. and Mrs
WIZ Well child and infant, California; Captain Wairond,
England; Louis I'd, Cincinnati Mardncr, Vermont; Or
Elias White, Malllon Hopkins New York; Miss Louisa
Tourney, y Louis Mrs wickens and child. Mss Julia
julius Danzigcr Balmore DR. Charles Meier Mr. and Mrs
Hamburger and child DR. and Mrs he Agujar dren
infant aud nurse New York; Abraham s6warsschid New
Orleans; Charles Weichert Mrs Francis White, Miss IL
United States Consul Ter AK In Ckapeie scluetcr New
York. Mr. and Mrs Barin aud four children Ohio; Mr. and
Mrs Adoiph Rau and two children, Meyer Grand Rapids;
seph koip David Ieyrt New York: Mrs l. fagrct and
SsuPse; Frcesscr and Mrs. ns Morsnd fSssssia,
Quentin, Miss Henriee Qusan, Master August Quentin,
Cinc Uia Mr. and Mrs Charles Carve, Msfongoni
est Dcm szicr Jacques Couon Mrs Rchet and children,
France Gusavo dc Aguerc, Alberto do Aruero, Anbal
William Hcldelbcrger. Texas Lorenz fohr Dir Ferdinand
Gallo, Milwaukee,; August Bins, sheboygan; w Hammci,
II schweighar Mr. and Mrs Theoead Eckcre ST. Louis;
g. Louis; Thomas H. ed Now YORK William aik, Missouri
PhadelpSIs Join il Pfsiief Nj ideseWn, Pa. Rev IVES
Williamsburg; Hugo Ernst Echhon, Franz Echhoa Bloom.
ington David spahr, New york Miss Harriet Frank
Frapcisco; Miss Lucie Dumont, New York; Mrs Emily
Eauskop Mrs loser and children Mrs Resale ohi. Buff
Alice Be,thod, Nashville; MrsJudh Geser, New York; Mr.
and Mrs Hi child and infant ST. Louisiana others In
steerags Total 226. Specie s5J0,0W
CAsfLxxARE--Bark voluntcer-Dr wilkins
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, juno II, 1862

"AshScroN June ~, 1ooz'
SUPPLIES FOR FREMoNT's ARMY.
II ID ascsrtainsd from gentlemen who arrived TO-
DAY from General Fremont's army, that arrange
Inents havo been made by which to promptly fur.
pish them the requisite commissary and ter
stores. Tho mon hal suffered much, not only from
forced marches over mountainous roads but from the
scarcity Of surplies There were, however, serious
complaints, and they are all In cheerful spirits.
Many Of the sick and wounded comfortably
cared for at Mount jackson, whore the rebels had
erected commodious build ngs The general plan for
,subsistng all troops In the Shenandoah valley 10
now completed and is Of vast importance in connection
With future military movements. Capt. f. W. HURT,
uartsrmaster, attached to Con. Fremonts army, has
been assduous in perfectng these arrangements.
CHURCHES TO BE TAKEN FoR HOSPITALS.
Notice has been given TO the various churches without
regard to denominations that their sdfces will be used
dor military hospitals IL necessary.
TEE SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
The sick and wounded soldiers In The hospital here
Gre receiving kind and substantial attentions from
ts Of Congress and others from their respective States
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The Senate. among others, to-day confirmed the fol-
Afowing Observation-Disclosures Kosrner, Of Illinois,
Minister to span Charles Hubbard, Surveyor Of Gus.
Sons at Gaena, Illinois, and Charles L. Stephenson Of
s0aisns, supsrvisive Inspector Of Steamboats,.
TIE BANKRUPT BILL.
The Senate Committee on the Judiciary, II Is under
stood will the consideration OF the Bank.
rupt bill during the present session.
POSTAL FACILITIES TO MEMPHIS.
Tho Post once Department has directed the rssump.
- Zion Of mail facilities to Memphis, Tenn.
coNrRABANDs SHIFTED TO HAYTr.
Another shiposd Of conrabands will soon leave here
Cor Hayt, making In all about Eve hundred during the
past month sent TO that country.
THIRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


WASHINGTON, June "A. 1862.
~ADArTAfIoH or rH NEW YORK CANALS TO MILITARY PUa.
Tho VICE PRENDEST laid before tho Senate Q message
from the President transmitting memorial in behalf or
She state OF New York In favor OF the enlargement Of
the Erie and Oswego canals and locks and asking the at
IGNITION Of Congress thereto.
ACCOUNTS or xARsrAIs
The vIcs PnEsDxSr also presented Communication
from the Secretary Of the Interior answor 20 tho reso
luton regard to the amounts paid the Marshas Of tho
District Of Columbia.
TIM PAR or VOLUNTEERS
Tho bill from tho House providing tina. officers and
volunteers be paid according TO tho pay rolls was taken
mr CANAL FROM LAKE MICHIGAN 70 THE MISSISSIPPI
Mr.. HARLAN, (rsp) of Iowa. presented petition for
ship canal from Lake Michigan 10 tho Mississippi river
TINE nssKRUrr Brrd-
Mr.. KING, trep.) OF N. T., presented petitions from
merchants Of New York in favor Of Bankrupt act.
MINT At Y. Lorrs.
MFR. WILSON, Cnon) Of Mo-. presented petitions from
citizens Of Missouri for branch mint Al 81. Louis
+
NJ HAHrAs introduced bill for increasing the revenue
10y the reservation and sale Of town sites the public
lands Referred
rHrIU y aNxou.
On motion Of Mr. CLARK, (rep.) Of N. H., tho bill for
rshc relief of. r. Simmons was taken up.
The bill provides appropriation Of Ss5 900 70 for
wrongful seizure OF tho schooner Charity. Passed.
THK NsvAt AUTHORIZATION BtL.
fhe Naval Appropriation bill wns taken up.
An amendment that minors over eighteen years Of
ego may be enlisted without the consent Of their parents
Mr. GHIxrs (rsp) OF Iowa, offered an amendment tina.
sho Navnl Academy be taken from tho sons OF officers
Also, that the District Of Columbia be regarded As re
tmcnts to tho Naval Academy.
Mr. wneoy, (rs,) Of Mass, offered an amendment
Chat persons hid to service labor commonly called
co. shall not be employed In any capacity wbaeyer
In any navy yard deck yard arsenal magazine or FORT
,ss II tho Naval Academy.
The bill than reported 10 the Senate, ana laid
aside informally.
Inr iovAtrr o.LAwArE,
Mr. sAvirBURy. N(opp.) ~ Del, 10 question or
privilege. 10 said member 6 the Military Committees
IN tie iiorss made speech yesterday, in
witch no did great nlt stcs 20 tho STATE of
Delaware, stating Ia substancs that the Goyoruor
rpfused IN respond 10 tho call OF tho P ssdsn, FOR
troops and that toro no troops In that State sx
esp the few raised after tie visit OF Mr. Dickersop OF
Dkssspp. Ito did not suppose shy member OF the
Hvasc mccnt 10 msrcl resent, but somebody had i'm
posod ON him. Delaware had always boon loyal State
ead tho hru stsc TO SGT this seal OF condennatcp
3hs Legislature asred res, luton tho very day e was
Ess Disappearing Of his doctrine. lie protested ags,lst
ehSrsing any dslcvalty on loyal State.
ExicuTivE sys$loy.
fhs Senate went isto executive session.
Adjourned.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, will leave
this port at noon on Monday for Aspinwali.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
viii close 10 this city Al hafp o'clock on Monday
THE NEW yoRx characterization for tbs Paci6c--wi
BE- rsady At halpast nine o'clock on Monday morning
Single COPIES 10 wrappers. ready for mailing sis cents
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also the members Of Covenant Lodge, o. Of y, ~
respectfully invited 10 attend the funers o. Mo day AZ
tsrno0n, as past o'cl,ck, from tho sidance d
Lsr parents 1879 Forsyth street. The rea. us will b
takon 20 Uuion Cemetery for int mont.
ikExok Fell In this baltic u Juno at air 0As, va
Captain JlsEs Jo ErH TRENoE, = yhrst gimelN New
ierS volunteers, youn.oss Of DR. joan Irsnof, Y
this city.
His iends and those of tie family and Of his broher
are respectfully invited 10 attend tbs funonl whoH
fuT Their notice from the dence Il his father, NJ
East Washing Ton square OF Fourth street thu
Sunday AFTERNOON four O'Clock, from thence to =
Thomas church, whore the services will bs per crmsd
ana thon 10 the Second Street Cemetery Msnbers
Seventh regiment, Natl mel Guard who may be in ~
city are respectfully invited to attend citizens
IufsnuIi. 0n Friday night, June 10 DoyGh,s RAMSAY
youngest child Of William and Helen Turrbul aged
mohths
IARk-At Fortress Monroe, Va, ON Saturday, May H.
I~ensonaht nkDaek WARRINGTON tar, Thirty siIh rogS
mept New sok Noiusteors, In the 25t year Of his age
no innesai WIN take place irom residence Of hk
fattsr Frederick Tarr, No. 256 West Twelfth street
Monay afternoon at two O'Clock. His friends aad q
81 his family are respectfully invited to attend wthsu
further notice. 4 ,
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Marrieil.

BEsNrr-coIL Inns -@n Brooklyn on Thursday evening
June IL. at the Fleet street Methodist Episcopal chnrch
by tho Rev John ott, SIDNEY X BKSsETT TO EMMA g.
COLLINS, all Of Brooklyn.
LyoS-CaASr.-On Friday evening, June 8, by the Rev
d. j. yerks CARL O. LYos 10 Aiss AAHY ANN GRANT, al
OF Brooklyn.
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FOURTH or JULY ON STATEN IsLAND.-Ths people Of
"Iittle Richmond" are already preparing 70 cele-
brate our natal festival on grand scale, and to
thoroughly repsl the suggestion that they are tine.
forth signed by the supervisors, County Judge Sheriff.
and other county ofncsrs, and by many prominent cit
zens Of all parties, requesting the people the island
to NEE, In each sscton district last night TO choose two
committeeman BY ballot In each, 10 constitute County
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements. The movsinspt 10 tho
roughly men partisan, aad deserves complete success.
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Grover d Bakers Celebrated Notseless
400 Broadway, New York.
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Prizes Cashed fn all Legal1xcd Lotto.
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
No. III Wall street, No. 1, New York.
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No More Gray Hair.-Grand jenn's Cele.
brated sultaon the and restoration Of
The hair. Once Astor place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservative and
WIGS the best In the world Wholesale and retail ma tho
dye privately applied at No. 6Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15

Holloway's Medicines Cures Coughs and
Colds Rub the Ointment into throat and chest Take
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15

Twelve Carries de visits for e1-War-
ranlcd 10 be equal TO those at double the price
PERCIyAL $50 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15

Dog Skin shoes, Goat Skin BalmoraIs,
LoRIN BROOKS SON,
43t Broadway. CORNER Of Howard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15

AZ - 5O--Genfs' Fine French CaIr
Boot warranted At BARrLErrs 32 Grand street. corner
o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15

Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes Isl Broadway Of Murray street,
New York.