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The New York herald., 1862-09-15
aALHs AT AUCTION.

nB cHAPMAN AuCfIoNEER-SiS0oo WORTH
= No = a ases psws sh
Sssneai oeIsvs rosewood ranetos a. na,sd
.See 0r s saa | y % cser
sss SSs sds. s q Sr.ySs FaSas = soSsrs.s
csasrs Tssss cses and Card antique and oS,his
II ssSssa Ss saatG sa
ssss Y "sSs sTsr ra Jon sa Of c1nsaaers nsm
w. n.'s S.Ss On y ra,ngss Ks,sss two I've
Hosy Faniiy by Isgrsnd fi, ana Flowers, crigna by
ssss tms asncsnt PsS,ass Panel BY sesres
2 & e re & ses y yas eSy na pana Inn
,ossed hsm france hy the prcacss owner Dining Rocm
s s ess ena CHI
rs adSy G snf fs ets ass e s Tsss c ser
ra cSass I'm csse ss;sess Spoons 1 sa@ sS.sE
eers-Resewood Dressna Bureaus Bedstsats Comm odes
a.r sna pr lns Mattresses Feather Beds Hlsns Linen
Sheets Copn,er@nes Sofas Rockers chair hasns. s s
s' Sss, ss,Pf1s saa Sslss hSis 81 ESQ 'ss A1s'
ucrioN NoTIcE--R. " wEsTooTr AZ AucrIoNEER
"A LARGE ANp ArrEAodinE "a ,sEhaib sAah FURNITURE
sAaSiftRShsf oSeS So iert Hs hEAGTIFuL BRoNzEs
surEnB fihsoSoRfE ,{INTIS.;',o q ,ons.Nryrs &c
scnarncd in the elegant 4encc s2 wes. Tyen,yirs
street Seventh ami Eighth aven,es to De sold THIS
saSSass ssrs SSsetoSd ra r Finfe osass and three
ss s0} I Tsr'p psass aa a Lace Gee
uahc rosqy
over ke Music, Cabinet stool tand
Cover; tapestry Ingram Carpets rossw9oa and ma;
Toacc rhars. Shades BEDS, Seeding, Hair aud Spring
Mstlrosses Blankets. Pailasses Dining Room Fun
fure CONSISTS oak marble ,ep Bane oak Extension
TSblee China Glassware Ware Cutlery &e al 10
be whcut reserve. BParties from distance are
assnred every article ia the house will be sold rain or
ae that every article IS IN conformity with THIS al
There Will be parties in attendance TO oArt
psck or ship goods for purchasers II desired
uUrIoN NoTIoE.-E ROTH AuCTIoNEER. WILL
"A sell this Monday, Sept Is at l01a o'clock the eegan!
Household Furniiare family remSyng from the city a.
ll9 West Eighth street Clinton place between
Fifth and Sixth comprises the entire
ns OF the house The eleant pareor fnrnitne was
by Messrs Well Braunsdorf The whole WI DC
seii tohe highest bidder for cash offering extra induce
the entire furniture OF the house
having AL been made within six months. beAutiia
Ingram Carpets elegant rosewood ~
covered rich orocatel ana green
figured handsomc Reception Chairs. Turkish Chairi
Lounges match, rosewood Centre and Pier Tables
Etaseres with mirror backs and doors Pier and Oval A
rors Curtains, Shades OIL Paintings rich China
Vases wenty-one day Bronze Cock isdys Writing Table
rosewood mahogany and black walnut Brdseads Bureaus
Washstands Lounges, Chairs. Tables. Book ana Corner
Stands Sofa Beds, Rockers Clocks Mirrofs
yea and Extension Tables, Glass China and silver Ware.
Table Cutlery Walnut Sideboard swefve oak OninG Chas
Sale pasitive.
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I,,ANCY A YOUNG NAN TALL AND FAIR
With light brue eyes aud dark brown hair;
To such will not some fair maid write,
with a view TO matrimony, and perhaps wifef
Beanty, youth and cducat tion are required,
And a loving heart is much desired
Your answers, all, will be accepted.
Aud your carte de viste not Elected.
Address Lord Lowell box IS Broadway Post ONCE care
Miller Jsnnings
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MATRIMunIAL.

A GENTLEMAN or IS "a MERCHANT, TALL. AND
N hne ooxins well educate pleasing in manners, and
OF good disposition wishes the address lady from
25 to 3d. with view ~ She must have fair cdu
cation, gentle department. aad properly ia her
right Every telnrct information may hc obtained In
ervew The advertiser oilers the srctest confidence and
honor and desires the same in return Address with
aud Home box 33 IIerad Office for two days
A GENTLEMAN 81 YEARS OF ACE, A MAN OF
IA business aud sealy habits, desires the acquan
OF good looking stout and healthy young widow
lady with view TO matrimony. Address ia confidence,
Mead. boz l6f Herald olnce.
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CcHENCKs MANDRAKE FILLS. 8i 4. 1.taN ,rm.
CERTAIN CURE FOR DISEASED LIVER AND THE
+ 4 MANY DAAGak0tS MAi.ADIES WHiAh ARE
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Il MERwIN. AUcTIoNEER
nv RANlsS MERWIN 4 CO..

Il MERwIN AUcTIoNEER.
"A. By BANGS, MERwIN CO..
Irving buildings. b94 and bs6 broadway
Monday evening. Sept Is at O'clock Books comgrtsin
large assortment Standard Miscellaneous Ltera
Also satfbuery, Ensravings, &c
UcTIoN SOrrcE-cRoCKERY, GLASS, &C.-wM.
"A ~. SHIRLEY. Auctoneer-Tu Tuesday Sept Il. at 10
o'clock ut No 2si Pcar street by D. EMBORY Jr., large
catalogue al kind opened, in lots for city and
country dealers Call and see. Cash bargains
j. L. SMITH AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
IA day. 1D1z O'Clock the entire Furniture OF Iamly
giving housekeeping IN The private reAaehe Nintn
street, Third avenue. Sale positive Deposits re-
quired from every purchaser
(yRoCKERY &C, AT AUCTIoN.-HENRY q. EVANS
W Auctioncer, will sell to dealers for cash. on Iuesda.
ment Of White Granite and common Ware, Glass Ware
Fancy Toilet Sets &c, 6c Sale positive and soods wen
packed Tor shipping.
fyONsTABLE's SALE OF FURNITURE.-A. II. CRIs.
" TALAR, Auconeer will sell this day. 18th, at lOn
sS a q 5oMs se M wood % cha
Beds and Bedding Crockery Glassware Stoves Kitchen
Utensils, &c. BY order OF the constable.
IrDwARD SCHENCE, AUCTIONEER
u ELEGANT FAST MARE
BY EDWARD SCHEACk. on Tuesday 10th inst ~ one
ELEGANT FAST MARE is long tail, chestnut l5}4 hands
high years old warranted perfectly sound kind and
Ianted Also elegant light shifting top
Wagon by Brewster Baldwin, OF the latest style
focal box) almost Also light Harness city made
Deb Ward Kcutucsy the ladies' prize at the Phia
delphia Meeting this running his mile In hity
two seconds rising five ysara DID, aspsndid saddle horse
The above horses be at Low& Whites stable
ELEGANT BAY HORSE; has long tail. eight years old
l5x hands high; sound in wind aud limb, and
is fine road. saddle or family horse has
srotted in So and believed with training can beat that
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n.p,s rAII. ANp WINTER MILLINERY. .-MRs.

cRMMER respectfully informs country merchants and
mines that she prepared to exhibit the laes, syke
Of Paris Pattern Bonnets aud Fall Millinery. a her
Rooms SIS Broadway, opposite the METROPOLITAN Hotel e.
lowest wholesale prices.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

|OUNTRY BOARD AT CORNWALL-TwO VERY
~ pleasant with Board may be oJtained in u vary
PHEASANT and healthy location at reasonable rates. Tor The
fa months For references Il. Coursen, II Macdouent
street. New York; Cornelius Brown, Atianue Eanki A.
NJ, ad, n Clinton street, brooktn CHARLES u. MEAD
CoRNwaLL, Orange county, New York.
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- SO y
Irving buildings, b94 and 66 Broadway.
evening Is, O'Clock. Books comprtsing
large assortment Of Standard Miscellaneous Lera
lure. Also S&tibL cry, Engravings &C.
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B0ARDrro AND LODGING,

sl0Q WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, A FEW DOORE
COO of Eighth avenue-furnished unfnEnishek
Rooms. with Board House fas all the modern improve
msn.s. References exchanged.
I1C BRoADwAY-PLANrER'S H0TEL.-FANILFEE
O1tC single gentlemen wanting permanent tran
Board find Handsomely furnished Rooms and GOOD
table at this house Parties engaging Ro,ns for the winter
will be Nberally treated with. 81 A8*tW&
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A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-To SINGLE
IA gentlemen without board or 70 gentleman and Wife
pleasantly hoaithiy and conveniently situated has
improvements and neatly kept Terms moderate. Apply
50 Second ,stsrat t4aH' N tresst
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r AFAYETTE IIOT 3f., CORNER FOURTH STREET. And
"a Lafayette II ,e on tse far9ts4n r!a --farnish.a
ali delieacies Of the Priyae Rloms tor prt cs.
: - WM, PALN.iit, Proprlator.
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WIN II. HOLLIN0sNEAD MISUNDERSTANDING
w and peremptory Shoes and Brogans AZ
auction Tuesday Sept al O'Clock a. the store o,
assortment 0ocas direct from
and well adapted city and country buyers Catalogues
ready n morning Of sale Mev
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m GAFFNEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 CEN
street win se this day at 10Y o'clock The Leass
OF the Grocery and Liquor Store corner
stone Whitehall streets large stock Of ine Liquors,
Groceries and excellent fixtures afAEA
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NINE GILLEsPIE's OPENING OF FALL PATTERNS
M Monaay, Sept 49, Just received from Paris beauts
OF elegantly trimmed patterns for ladies and
children -nt Taylor'f "a, broadway
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TH0MAS VEirCH, AUCTTOSEE-RoFFICE "a
Broadway Public Adminsia,or's sale q Frut By an
order grained by the Hon Charles Daily Acting Surr.
gar, under the di.e,tioS q r Russell Pabic Admins
traitor viii he sold The hfg Oi the schooner Emma Tue
consist ~ 10000 Havana Oranges aud $50 bunche of
Banannas Tucsdsy, september i6 At ~ NJ at tie Full
ton market slip South stree belonging the estate Of
fhomss Gimartin, deceased.
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A LADYsOR LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE
"A good quiet accommodations east ofs Bpwery, near
RI9one street, bolrlers kept address, Unioa
Herald Office. +#
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HCIELS.

street informs his numerous friends and pubil
thai he hs opened fyvrte Hotel and Restaurant No 80
t,hnthan street where will nai the best Icdg
inss Fare, and upon the reasona-
ter
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's'i,e Payment Of The state 9.oan.

ALHAHls lueslaF June - i"i-+
Several bankers holding New-York Safe seven
per cent Controllers loan Of 100000, maturing
the Isl Of Jul,, having addressed letter to Con-
tro'ler Robn'ou. asking that The said loas may be
paid in specie not currency the Controller replies
showing the Justice and propriety Of paying said
loan in currency. Tie says, since the suspension Of
specie payments, ana from the lst day of January
last to the iist Of July next, both inclusive, the
State win have paid the principal and nteret u
its funded debt 100000 in coin or it, equivalent
This il sulicisn, evidence of the desire and de-
termination of those cbarged with the management
Of It's financial sfars to preserve its high credit and
honor uutauisteI. But they are Of opinion that
they exercise large liberality when they make
nearly two-ihiri' in amount Of these payments 70
banks which refuse to redeem their own NOES in
: eci,
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d.. =. I1aeer N br,I.- = - Aiii''
LETT M 10

7, h. Ei,,,, Of Il-H. = T,r,,--
81, ia ing p11-,i out flo,e affection, Z '-s
,1s.. tt.1,t slj ti.s wiiol go before Iai p-sia.e
-I. va fY. disease 81 ~, '.rg, [ now come 10
.,,aL ~ ~ Jrr- j.'. .t'I, flt mos. common form
% pa.m9nary d.,.as. Chrn brra' hrs 80 a - ~
inflammation Of tl. u1-o-, mambraas lining 10 az
r,be, ,ai d., ,impl .,J.5t of o., iry. l. Joe.
,,t 5r., f-oni ca.a--I " tle nose ia tle Ell 7''
produce. UPON 10 r.t-1te r4J.0r' li..i11.13
enlargement ji tls 'ouo1us t,i.ccs AID Hce,nf'o1
.,f,,nA., 70 ID, afr b's o. - lungs 'l- ''n' 80
.-. 1Ie A.. .4.4s-s lt f.. IJ" lg' tie eject upon
10 ,r. . very i.i'-ol, 10 Ca tro ca''s i'
,rarcl..., h.. ..el,as u b., m1c,I' ur1.rlls Be-
,,,... ti. ti,r " Oh. a'r 'rhes 1li sIo,''ns tA'
breath Wren ~, up,e 10 pI'trl.t'i 'f rnhea'
...,~-.,0n- 20 =, .lll4"i t 1ls;ate. q t' "n'Ae
i,,,.y,t f,r t, i9 b-er.Ie through -n' n9s,f, we
ra, 1frati, .Irogii 'hr n7y1 Dr.. h.'i .he ','',
s.a tube, i1 tho llg' a' olFrrc'el VI i''nnl.-'r'
?, -. u,. An sgiy Ini rsiet jy tl' cur; % 1-'
b.J1cb5 df,r1s'. -...~. t.
Fror-t,.i. nsa. g., i.,-aae o.. tuy ln.a{ ,. t"e
b,s1ef 10! tll,s 1871 '9.rg ne f1bs,i.r' W. -'
flr,..l..,,., ,r mNmbr,ne "a very sen-N"' y 'N'il
ex..-1,l iuiusnce. AM . hence liable 10 come
,rr,ta.a1 ~ .rd isl cnal2es ~ Wea.he- = ~ i-io
p bv .le fne particles OF nait's 7j''N - "if
,t,os,e-. 3f ,vorkslOrs. Dr boat upon tns wi1i ~
nd f-.ei. b "a. hundred irritating causes W.,i'h
r..
go .,r--ncr' ear,a h4w'yer q cold, st1vt ijl..
iy.t -. . .otD,rt II -, rosr. ueEt aier'iog the
1i'e,t ana ,-qrr ana lasliy involving tie DI'n-
ma f.t,,. wnsn be disease 10 AnJVl % . ee"-en
.lfd 81. A.. -tsf. 10 % p -ttt5
Th.arr.e som1toms releilg s1bFd' ~ e. e'3.l
,r, but 1r.es, tie % c1t ~ rrone ~ - 20 'l-
c,4. no. -e, ~ 10 his former good health. ne ''s'
covora siicls 1pp0-il.oa D. Vsrn.1 900 3D.; "h1''
toward even, /. all os1nol .Ie ..
a, ..I., olt.o1. j..l ecing lla. be n .-9't y
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III Tee r, WAh,.to. PaHr. Two yo1n3
men veg, l.-.,.i .a.. - .imo-g 3D.; .Is f5ir'i
pr,,a-. Pr-e y.,,.risv f3- stripping 'hs bark from
.rses u W,.l.tyoa Pas rr'.'',s which h1s be-.
come % to- g., son. );'"-.sac, ~. lbe accused
we're ir.i =, each.
tlpg lib, are br.i1, % tls -'tlsF of
Columbia sl1 Wa.5 u3.t'. s-se.l. occupied oy iis.
San.e. O.IIre 90 9.au.cg ui.l was destroyed
bv iie 0l iiolIay lisIt. Tie n.-in structure -
OF brick. two stores l.gl eat lo bT I'D Zee. 20
extent. ,1;a1 ned al .uNle Of % nof'' ro"t.
AID Eve rbang no 'nils+ cn.A o. wlch 'or
Fl 700 A lag. lrsut.g ~ '.nhe. Owned Dv IN.
ferent 7ar- wa ,t9r.I po. ,As pea .ss- > vcl
the rr.a, ,st portion wa Destroyed Tao D'iidinS
va. ieYoLsle1. with 'l,eot. + 8 MT known
boz, ths IKE )rs.nstej Tie sati,e Jos q s''i-
mattel at about 5000. upon which thee - 81
iasr.al d. abo. 3 .orD, in Brooklyn l-l new
York ofn,st AMONG hem go Ai-ia.ic
MAIIc,Dg, MnrWFr "A lew tdck AoIaa
oyl.l by .a, Hon ~ DDS a.u,'ed ID afion '1-. '
f.freaa tfaf-4 40 f. id1- .t0ltllf e.. li u
pitit, ,i.ss .i jsspo - q 81 a' Ifid rpr 1' ti.pi
fi.r. AID eve 1l.r tte- pl lst iU1lf tu+ rf'i.io
NE jsutl- = s.i iI0Huts ID '-7-a- N4I1' - '+ AZ
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IRON, california.
THE OREGON ELECTIOS-TEIl 3fPHANT SUCCESS
or TIL MON TICkET-RTPORTLD CAPlIC-
LATION OF TIE FRENCH ARMY ~ MEXICO.


or TII UNION TIChET-RrPORIED CAPlIU-
LNTION or TliE FRENCH ARMY ~ MEXIC0.
SAY FBsNci.c3 June %, 10,
Steamers biicg news from Oregon TO the On. HE
state election tool. place on the ID. Two tickets
were nun namely the fusion Of Douglas Democrats
aud Rcprbh ans called the Mon ticket, and the
R!eckin.ij1e ticke,, cliei the regular Dem'c-1tc
tickle Tie eutir! Union ticket was elected By
nearly 5000 majority, making the relative vote
ahou,.two 20 one for ,ne Union ticket. AGdaon G..
Gibbs the Governor elect. Is a Douglas Den ocra'
lie eHiQraiej u Oregon from Central New ork.
John McBaie tie Men Der O. Congress elected - 4
Republican. aud wa formerly from NJ 'rr
- SIS FRt~cf,-3. Iuriilv. June it l--s
letter re-, aived n tAs .ity rom l'or. Aware d
Yuerrera, Mexi,0. states that on tie 9Th OF May,
b. received news f.,m 'ne Cliy oi Mexico tG' ~
French arrVfaj rJr'nlH fsd.
Arrived .h.p C5np-...1 r Hog hors
50. Fr,tc,.o.. ,s,lciiy. jlar r. l'.i
Arrived bir- G-aser i0lg h'a;. -a.si l.-1nef %
uors ODD. psIart t p.,.'1. afs ! 9't' I'D 10 -.e-f
40 iof Sew 3r.. All 500 ..1 f1r ..lsi.t
Sass fEAst..DH -4.-ilag, Jurr b. l-i-
SAILED --siut.ip 0.Ii.n Gaze. Fa. s. W. = pi,-
zen r-l. Az 80. " b. .tifrfa os Ne H. sai r. @
for Eag iL5. ,.,.,
Arrived stsiu.-r -p.Yti '4atfa ship storm him -
d,vs ffe.i Hong Kong ps-< pset cptol pi4a.3" sailed
Sip .t.as..t u. tl- SEA .eat h1us
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN GONE TO WEST
POINT

Presiden. Lincoln arrived at Cozzenss Hotel
West Point, yesterday morning. The President,
accom- FAMED by Colonel ID. {. McCaIlum Military
Superintendent of Railroads, left Washington a
4:lO p. N. on Monday arriving III this city
az 80 a. m. leaving at a. M. by the lludson
River Railroad, no reached West Point at $40. As
Gen. Scot, s now residing at West Point, it ID to
be presumed that the President has gone 70 consult
him in regard to the affairs OF the army.
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Il. 7, r. r.
pLERcYs RAIENT PlLkS PIPE.

r.. )stv ir,sylmer; FOR ths Sivg a1j PsrFscr tsrrg
Sal APPLICATION o. Ointment. Made o. HARD RUBBfR.
e ne.h.- Be,,x- 10 CoRRoDzs IL Is .asny fassesn bs
PATENT THEMSELVES. csu,as no PAN % a.s
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS
Wills il pazvss1, oil w,.rs IL rsoaoussLs op
t.,crrs tie Oi,.ueat the DsE,ssp 'aer .i'' ,f>s
~ ,sPEEDI CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS s1i tbo'
much IL .bo SADDLE tho PIPE is INVALUABLE
Prrervs Prts OiyrsssT applied with tbs PlPk y
,scs RaL.sy - che Pa.rs n-sy' the ihFLANbiAtiVR,
3fDPs a, ITCHING saJ g'ims.sy CCes, rns Df'
--.,.r., a. NJ, ~.
To,,b,j oar Dr,syi.a az Of THOMAS W BEACH.
d, Age Ne 80 Be sk1 A. a., tew-i
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Opening OF phisr ma 'rf- ~ i5"' 81 'ns
Arisam-a- ED'rrn1'irnt phf'r' ifo"
I,ifrie Rock.

Na-I-fI-0--- 7 10y " y =
The following wa, -e,egsd 'o.i'r from Gen.
Halleck:
Copfyra mir. Mo1iiy. Jp-eti Ih'--' p IN.
Hon. Z. IL SrA:rOs. 'r.lrj ~ y ~ .
Unofficial information Dt' oeel f''''-l '''
White River has been opened fp' l7) n'e' 1nl Gov
REAGAN and the Rebel Gover-m'n- ua7s leo '''n
Little Rock, on a la'-boo, tpyari I ,.t ,ni.i.
D. IS BhLLIC- n, 'tJ.. '-a-
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r.yIo. MEETING AT PULASKI rENH.

E,.avn & Tr"g hoDie' mo- ~ w
An enthu..a-Gc Uoiou meeting w7' b-.i ~
In II ,o.daV. Til. Fou Mel q Brown nio-f'1
IN. Columbia ,p.ecl. I.c,rus ''c N' Jao1 IL
pronounced to Union d neae''r
o.. go.,,.og has boon nvicj d, dsIrrt hotrt.
.or ,,I..,, 4. L9gia,ljs pTehm Is'y tr'25,-
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No FIGHTING.

WAsas0ToH. Tuesday. June q 1872
Dispatches received to-day at the War Department
indicate quiet in all directions. Tie telegraph lines
are in good working order to all important points
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Business AJuCe5

NOeD.rLA 81, "a. PR)rE.- lf Di'tN-.'
STANDARDIZATION. ..,.,,,..,.. ANS.
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'' - 81 @
t134,ilsi. .l, .lI1s DO al5sl'r .l' ''' 10 .l no
cap a. a.. .h,,, portion o. DE- body "A.h -.
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20, " ' .oo. i,.- ,'., Is, M. Nv, s,s.
p-ucp.e which restores he,rls m t' m''' h"p'' 'a''
1y fl,s- A4oul Jcuia, 81 hulut Jl l.N t'.4. t
ti.slB4, O., Ittui''H t'.'' ain f .,,s,
,... ', ''a 80 ,''. .'.',r
ha'' K, Ill., ..,,,,. = .-.,. m. i,,srr.,l... 4
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''l ~" a. 49,. ,,..-, ~. ~ -..,. .I ...
M ,.,.,.p..yuns with a r.r'i.' -. fss o ~ I....
a. ... .g f.4., nj Do. .i.Hgr ay,.t .- 10
go, r a., .,,p,ef.ly rr.'.r.I o. LeirIr
IlsEpu bA'.iro. 20 lti " Is, POT
..-lri .,1. 1,puls % Clinton. i-' ..ht. pi.sa.
$500. - ..,. ,.... bad, .,o.,.n, ar,.,v.,
h-N1-f 80" CON "'.. %" '"'' lug '''!'
'ai' 'ea ''''.' ''-' I'd" '''-'f '''' '''.
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Ata Regular Meeting sfATay.eo Diyts.a Ne

Ata Regular Meeting sfA1sy:eo Diytsea Ne.
81 s. OF +. held at their Hal ia Yo.tville on moodAT
wss, ,"sly ,dop.ed aid dire sedso Published:
Dher>a, In til, providence OF God thu DIVISION nA1 ~
tue first time. beer called 10 suffer los. ~
BY death IL the Ieceass Of dear and below % hf1J or
Mrs CHLOE BENNETT wife Of our esteem ID aao vaioss
brother " illiam Bennett. Therefore ,,,
Resolrei That bowling 20 the Aspen,asioa OF OF ev,ey
Father yet sad bereavement and Dc sle -
co,i heartfelt. sympathy With the husband bek Oh ow
wife and e children beret OF their mother and to stOod
who batL wounded and who alone hath the poHet 10 h3s
and TO his grace commend them.
IN se OF tho lucid moments OF der short be-. fatal uness
o sd 10 a. e.sadlo sister Bid the friends farewell We
asswer arews. til meet II the presence Of sas 0'est
PHr,tcu .,loye JOEL o. STEVENS,
". A. cad Acting w. r.
~ A. RID. A. Il ).
is,HN A sJLLICK Committee
Nss BiARGARET MACREAN} Rsso, $50 os
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mens for celebration at The Hermitage on that day
may, however, prevent his acceptance.
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In Dies Hcaie Tor -ick an Woa1ae!
SOLDIERS The Bosd Of Directors beg leaN' 60 70
mad Ls sui- and tLr public " h3 yf;slt n'os-.s,Io
l, ll tuutei iist al 1nlisi 'o1,' gov uul,'
llei- ca. They daily eHpectns "a, t.Isn'ns
Mo,,y Flauei aad plaza Cotton SHIRTS Sinso" fl'nle'
D,s,, P,tlooa, slipper, and CalSG o'sns aio yef
s ~, lsnkfu . ts svsd a. tue HOME. corner .. en,s
t,,,y ,lI 5ist., Al lticles ',at 70 ths AsiEhlCAh
- eo,fpANN corner ~ H1dsoa a1t Jay ga tas
- ia I'd ~ Broadway. viii be ssUt tee o. charge
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AliIGarn Notlces.
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A. p,.,oli -e-1nens hsv'; nm uni, ti' W. ia
Of -li, - hr az provide tor the seir .em'nt
OF prrs,cs iad regiment, belonging q IL, MLtsH
tn. -.h; sluipn-as lo,, @, de- D "a = NJ
.s-r, o. t,e uItej States "-pass-t Apt. " 'Sl-s'
hesv no.iled ,uit tae -im- dp.s y-hsd 20 Ooi -
a. L a. As-gt81t laIpe'c oe-e-a. .: tle ''ptt H. ~
Ctvo. Ahsiy before Is, osy o. July next Bang pa
i-i Ia ans that a. nina ghs-e 1def max ne pfe'eoeS
On Of belor, tb1g tig .. - .. a.
m, claim Of each pssor nu D, lcconpan,d ~ - an
ly,t ,tan, tc srcrt oct ds5royri ano ,ns HsAut
b,-s the resnsrt and company 60 which he wh aichd
enrh OF s.rv herewith sui that ssj regiment o. CON
~ h,. no. re-agei payment comp~Dsi,ion nom tay GUY
,utfv TO- thrt uui'on, and equipments uset ,nd ")rp
m N tas seyiC. Gin. nited Sa5ss that che cotans aud
an, for y al,h tue claim miis furnish a a hs
q. ts p.r,o sking tbs sane, aud tht l. L, a. sbs
tue 4 a.nibec Of che .nitomei hitia ot ths S.trs
on The present address OF each peF'oo should ,,
-t.a npoa clatu Ia the company by laws Ola
e.. na, rh, uuuJrns thef-)t t. common property -
che de claim tcr such reSinsnt a. % p-''aS''
i. ...3,- ,-u. Sos verified by the he3 otcert
B :, of pf,.suts9n Of said cl,in, VA D. i1ius -
49,, ,pr i-ttior No. 81 Walker street New ork " ne
,tl.. o. c., Is.pec.o bsneis a. tue CITY Of Albany.
Locus ROBINSON. Controller
81! LIAM Is LEWIS state Trsaaifet
e \ ARTHUR Inspector. Geseus-
Gull A. kEChIEh,
iD, Quaf-f'u
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Howard As.DciaGiOs, Pal cieiphia' tot ths h'
lei 81 hr sick sd Di.es3sd. afflicted with Ntruict ant
Chronic Diseses a3d especially Disease, 0; "a, S'H0s
O-y,- Nsiica Advice given Gratis by s ActD, Surseoa
"a. ,bl. RE PORrS o. SPEkMArORRhuA o. SEai-
Nal WEAKNESS. AID otler Diseases Of ths 5sTsA
Oro,r, aad on the NEW REMEDIES employed in tho d..
p.1,fy aeat r. sealed Letter envelope, 'es Of charge NJ
dee, d. J. SkiLLlN HOUCHIOn, Howard Associtioa.
No. South Nnthst Phiaislphis, Ia
a Friend IN Aeeh-Try It.-Or SN EETe lNfAi4-
TfbIE IMMINENT III, great external remedy % tue 80,
r,r.i fon tho recipe o. D. stephen Sweet o. tonoess'
cus he Il b0nsss,te whose 1ne II un0fa.ed ~
ia. ~ any yi maa certain and inreda. cure io
Rqen 4ti-rn Coz kelrs, Sprals Bruis-a Cu., W2uoos
500. Blry. sea d. Piles, LuniJsgo Heti4cls toosishS.
rd a Rlern,.ic A Nervous Disorders, tItera il1ioss
&c Al sufferers should ava IL tliiL RtCbAliDoOS
Co Propris,ol.. Norwich Corn. , 80
MORGAN j. ALLEN A,s5... No 10 Ci'i-st. N 4.
F,,m ror sale on seneca Lake.-We would caa
,tts.i,n The sds er..,es8. IN tcdas pipei D.
- On "a. st. u ly nsxt