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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-05
STRAY CATTLE.

EsIVE stray cattle got in with my drove some:
u where in Russell county Oh Thursday last
The owner can get them by applying to me 4
miles South of abingdon.
Nov. "A, lS62-3w JOHN c. GRAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

On the first of July next we shah remove to
our magnificent
IRON FRONT WARE HOUSE,
Nos. 116 and 1ls Main Street,
where we shall be pleased to receive eontinu-
ance Of that liberal patronage which has been
bestowed upon us for more than twenty years.
KEEN, BALDWIN s. WILLIAMS.
Richmand Dec s. 1S6l-tf
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LAND FOR SALE.

WILL sell to the highest bidder. on six
Amonths time, on the first day of the Novem-
Der Court, 1862. in front of the G. H.. the one
sixth interest in the Carpenter Land, lying about
d miles east of Abingdon, supposed to be 80
acres. JAS. E. f. CAMPBELIs
Nov. It'll, 1852-3w Aascttoaeeg
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Washingto.e County, TO wit {:

70 the Czerk otthe Coaatg Court Of said County:
me, George V. Litchfield. S. W. Carriahan
and Joseph LeWark, three freeholders of
sad county, do hereby certify, that by virtue
Of q warrant to us directed, by Noble 1 MeGin-
MS, Justice OF the said county, we have this
day, on our oatlis, viewed and appraised three
head Of Cattle, taken up by John n I4umes, on
his lanti, as estrags and assess the value of the
said estrays at SIS each for two, aud $50 for
one of the said three head of CattIe-that is,
Sle0 for the three head Of Cattle One is a
Steer, about three years old, dark bfindle color,
no ear marks on brands. One other is a Steer,
about three years old, color red, no brands. with
crop off the lelf ear and half crop off the
right ear. The other is q Heifer, red color,
with some white under the belly, no brand,
with crop off the left ear, and ar under bit
off the right ear, and swallow fork in the same
right ear, and about four years old.
Gieen under our hands, this 9th day of No
yember, 1862,
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-05

: CLC'EaGENsx NJ WHOLESALE.
IN THIS department of ouG bsssf-
Il ness. we are now prepared to show mer-
chants a stock of s.
FALL CLOTHING,
Which in extent, variety Of styles and superiori-
ty OF Workmanship, surpasses any stock ever be-
fore shown III q Southern market We have
taken great pains in tiie manufacture of this
stock, and hatter ourselves that the great ad
vantages we have in the purchase Of goods, to-
gether with an experience of more than twenty
yerrs in the trade of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee, enables us to offer the greatest
inducements in Stock, Styles and Prices
Besss Every garment is of our own manufac-.
ture, and warranted to fit and wear we'll.
Ma5- We take pleasure in showing our goods,
ana will feel obliged to you fvl call when you
visit this city.
KEEN, BALDWIN s WILLIAMS.
102 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Dee. 5. 1S62-tf.
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1854. SPRING FFeA AIDE. 1861.
Keen, Baldwin ar6 Williams,
Wholesale aad Retail ClefhEers.
l02 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
a RE now prepared to show Merchants full
IA and complete stock Of
Spring GEoffiing.
embracing every variety of style and quality Of
goods, manufactured by themselves in a surperi-
or manner, under great advantages, and offered
upon the most liberal terms. -
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Taken gsp at Ricialn ond. Ky.

A slave Boy John, who says he belongs to
Jackson Reed, near lexington, Ky. Said Boy
is now in custody at Lebanon, Va May be
had by the owner paying the reward s charges;
JOSEPH MCINTYRE.
Nov. 7th, 1S62-3wt
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In accordance with the provisions of q decree
rendered in the above cause, on the 18th day of
November, 1862, will proceed to sell at the
front door Of the Court House of Smyth county
on Tuesday, the 20th day of January. 1868, be-
ing Court day, the houses aud lot belonging to
Joseph NJ. Crockett, near the east end of the
toWnof Marion, on Staley Greek, now in the
occupancy of William G. Sexton. The dwelling
house is of brick, and is large and comfortable
There are other houses on the lot suitable for
Tan Yard or for a Butchers establishment, for
both which purposes they have been used
The whole property is really very desirable
and valuable. A credit of six months will be
given, with interest from the day of sale, the
purchaser giving bord with good security.
The sale will be of course to the highest bid
der. THOMAS H. THURAION.
Dec 5, 1S62.-4t Commissioner.
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Z ATTENTION CoNsGRIPTs.

" AZ EENHEUN VWNSEHsKETS.
4 HAVE received orders from the commandment
k-of the Camp of Instruction, Dublin Depot, to
enroll, as conscripts, all persons not legally ex.
elnpted from military duty, Between the ages ii
eighteen (lS) and forty (40) years, and call on
all such persons to report promptly to me, al
Abingdon, on Monday, the oath, aud save me
the painful duty Of calling at their douicils.
D. A. P. CAAIPBELL,
Enrolling Officer, Washington county, We
Nov. 81, 1862.
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ROPE-MAKER WANTED.

a NAN whe can work up rotted hemp into
IA Rope, can find a job, if application is made
at the Office of the Quartermaster of this Post,
Dec. 5-5t. VIM. RODEFER, A. @. NJ.
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Bricks, Tin and. Humber.
For SAAsE.

L
FsyHE materials Of the building, partially erect
a ed on the hill, near Abingdon, for ssaIartb,
Washington College, which has partly fallen
down. are offered for SALE 1t consists Of abont
800, 600 Brick, about so Boxes of Tin plate and
a large quantity of valuable Lumber Of yarious
kinds. -
The building was unfinished, and the materii-
ais are all new. - -
The above is to be sold for the benefit IF tba
present Institution Of that name now q session
The attention of those in want Of such materials
is urgently requested, as itis desirable to have
it disposed of at once
Apply either to
T. s. STEWART,
T. G. MCCONNELL or
Rev. W. A. HARRIS,
Dec 5, 1862.--tf q
SJ,UUU and Letter Paper s Just ti to hs and
L. G. MCCONNELL g. Co. &
EA DOz. Knives and Forks.
Dec. 5, 1862
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FIVE CENTS REV ARD.

I'd ANAWAY from the subscriber. on the 18th !.
Eainst., in the lower end of Washington coun'
ty, Va, an indented apprentice by the name of
GEORGE ST4TZER.
Said boy is fifteen years old, 5 feet 10 inches
high, light hair and blu eyes. will give the
above reward of Five Cents, and 10 thanks, for
his delivery to me.
JAS. L. F. CAMPBELL.
Nov. 21-3w.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-05

III Doz-s Knives i, and Forks.
~ I. G. MCCONNELL & Co.
Dec. 5,J862
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-12-05
Auction Sale OF
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY

HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE, de-,
IN ABINGDON, VA.
- ON Monday. the 22d of Decem-
G II HlA Der, 1862, the Splendid Hotel Pro-
SaM#H#Ek perty, (the most extensive and SUI
essf - perior III Southwestern Virginia,
containing rooms for a large Mercantile Estab-
lshment, with Stable, Gsfden, &c., &c., togeth-
er with all the Household, Dining Room and
Kitchen Furniture Beds, Clotlings and Carpets
quality
TERMS-One-h half cash; or the whole amount
will be received IN eashif the purchaser desires;
the other half in 8. II, and Is months. Bond
with approved security being required, with IN
terest from date D. G.. sc. e. DUNN.
Dec s. 662-3W
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Police Intelligence. ysoss~ !

a THE CASE OF ALLEGED FNroRTIoS AGAINST
MKssRs VAN Ioor ANn GRtGa The application
for discharge, made several days ago by cN -tuire
Stewart, counsel for John G. Van Loon. charged, u
connection with VIM. Grigp, with AIT mptins to
extort money from Mr. Dcfj,min N. Sfi'Ivo'', Of
12s West 8ith street, was denied ly Justice Ben
han. The defendants were thuu formally ,N0tnnel,
hnd both denied their guilt NJ. Van Loon aid
that his action IN TIE matter ftom h..t t' at lns
been IN good faith, the attorney and cuuus' for
Nr. Grigg IN prosecuting the claim fur rent .u,o mt
Ing ~ StT7 20, originally brought against VI sui
well and Mrs Fsrchid He disy'amei a. know.
ledge Of the advertisement Published Ia a., srSpAy
HHRoURY, or tie sending 81 the same to The ladies
u question: I'll amer the second sut fHr tao amount
81 the rent was brought against Nj. suiwoN NJ.
Van Loon said he considered the claim valid one,
Bind Intended H. prosecute u.
Mr.. Grigg Ia lis examination shd, he let the
bouse Ss4 Broadway o. Mrs. GtillwcL On 1859 ifr
800 per month, payable Ina advance, AMI said he
should be able TO prove the allegations SGT forth u
his Claim for tie recovery OF tc rent. '""run-
% his stating, Mrs. Si.iwcl told him She bad LF'
I'd nearly Independent uf her hus' and, sud did not
wish her name t. appear on any % Tie receipts "r
papers a. be drawn, aud said that Tie wanted l"r
husband 10 know nothing about her taking Tie
house; Mr.. Grigg furtl 81 said. t1t the rent We
not paid promptly after the lrst two mont s
when the house was thrown upon u.s hands NJ
Cegg says, he was compelled 60 sell the 'lrtitu-'
81 great FaCrih 'r, aud could only vent tie house
ut 94i per month, Instead Of 500. Testimony wu
chen adduccd i1s the Il 'cusc, ami me W tuu-- g NJ
tifed % cling urcstut when th, AUus, was lut {
Ms. sullwell. The investigation was then fuitl "a
adjourned.
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SUNDAY MERCURY.
TIGHT ARTILLERY

I lGllI AR ILLlBI
- % '..rurrruH'g
~ NDAN NFWCI RY.
THREE SPLENDID SIuKlES. ALL COMPLETE.
TliE fOlLIb AS-AsSIN ~ " o. FNluN
WAITING FOR APPLAUSE. BY EzRA OLyEa
NTSrIII.
THE PKSpNfWs REllR ~. an incident Of the
rrrrtt EyDUHngrs, By Gyu. EvrrRY
POEMS ORIGINAL AND AND SELECTED.
EDITORIAL NELANGE.
THE LOVE TEST A IlrguASD TRiED Asu
lut 80 NAsrISG. BESEpICEs IEWARtl
lN'RhllIl IN. A HEAD oF HAN STOLEN.
DIXIE tCLlPSED A DUT,nNAN soLp ~
1Hr PoUsu.
TN FOOLS DEATH. RoNAyoT or LrouLI
CAREER or A FAST CLERK. woMAN TUE
DETECTIVE
SPICY CAMPAIGN ETCHINGS. MATILDA
HERON ANp IuE WouSpEB NoLUsTEFn HAss
AMI rHE SDnSArPs. Ak lSyTSriOS ron TAKIN0
CASApA WITHOUT FIRING a Gus. OSE HoSFsT
Man N NASHVILLE, ArTgHPT TO CAPTURE GRS-
ERAL BUELL.. CoMNoDoRR BARRos FoRgErs HIM.
RELF.
The above comprise only the "light artillery" Of
the GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER, which carries
with II IT, own recommendation IN tho fact that II
has ATTAINED A CIRCULATION AHEAD OF
ALL THE OTHER SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS PUT
TOGFTIIER.
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yoTt Leo, Sr which the New Jersey Legislature
h. frpptcd charter. u vii succeed.
Fires, I.auess-, Accidents, &c.

TrRs.-About o'clock yesterday morning
4 are broks cut on the third floor Of the building.
No. % william street, occupied by W. A. speight
a Co, bootbinders, whose loss will amount 10
4 800. Insured. The upper hoor was occupied
by Rose Oldheims, manufacturer Of trimmings /:
boss sbou. e50-insured. The first floor Of NJ. 20
pas occupied by J. Levy, dealer In cloths, whose
hes u estimated al $500. Ensured The basement
'bf No. l0i In occupied ny y. Borgee, manufacturer
pf crucibles loss about $500. Insured. The build
lngs are owned by Mr. Kiuster damage about
$500. Insured The FIRE originated il hoV Of
feather cuttings, belonging 20 w A. Spcight & Co.
Yesterday forenoon, FIRE lrukc out On the fourth
poor Of the tenement house, Ne. 29s First avenue.
W. toe room occupied Ivy Mrs. Gallup who was al
tent Of the time. A child, about ton years of age,
svss the only person In the roon aud IA supposed
AThile playing with fire, inuted the bcd clothes (;
damage, about $50. The clothing store 4 WIN. II.
Degroot, No. - Fulton street caught Ere in the
Tear about halfpast one o'clock yefterdav morning.
The flames were confined " Tic fact floor. Damage
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
HAS DIsTANcED THE COMBINED cIRcuLA.
TON
OF ALL THE OTHER SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS

Therefore All advertisement, in s columns Is actu.
ally worth in dollars and cents 10 tie advertiser as
much a. its insertion would COS, in all tic others
This IL sound logic Every business man will "see
it," although papers that solicit patronage on the
strength Of ristated circulation msy not II IL
not tie purpose ufthe publishers OF the LEADING
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER OF THE UNITED
STATES to state TIE amount = their weekly issue,
Obscure payers have already run that sort " thing
into The ground. Figures have been turned from
their vcincious object, AMI made to hear false wit
u, " 10y such concerns. There IL better tcst %,
popularity than mere assertion. The public is In
vtcd INTO THE rREss Room OF THE SUNDAY
MERC!i RY To $50 its weekly clifton worked ~
ly one " tic isslest totsos ever luut la ts
country, and To- stand ly and Il counted ami
sold
ADVERTISERS ar welcome t. learn fem the
UOOks or the ESTABLISHMENT, covering,
t.c weekly transactions vi scrio ~ years Low IL
.s grown and Jfosrcrct. Iyrrv &clI.ty will hc
ven /. en- e. a.,tItuu Low many hands their lu.
..Ysss anuouu. cucnts are sar & ~. The GREAT
81 NDAY WsPApFR has nothing ~ hide, for
e., simple ic,..u Tat The trut. the whole ulth,
nud uvt.iu. hut re truth, 10 its lest friend, tie
-urcst medium iyt lie advanc, ueut Of - prcu ala
Iv Interests. That Hs REGULAR EDITION IL
MORE THAN EQUAL TO THAT OF niE
OTHER SUNDAY PAPERS CuNJOlNFD is mn
IMMTNsE FACT, and il IL desired that all WHO
arr .u Inclined should become cosuitont VI II 10y
personal observation.
Let I've b,rno in mind, that while the SUNDAY
MERCURY charges but htt'c, 30 amy ncrr. tor nd
,,rtsIng, than IT, sunday contemporaries, It sivrs
advertisers Tive advantage of \ WIDER ~ m tCi
TY THAN CAS- w OBTAINED THROUGH
THIN ALL COMBINED.
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TUE SUNDAY MERCURY.
TIVE GREAT STORY OF TnE DAY.
MoGEN; OF THE MARBLE HEART.
DY PlEaoI EGAN.
THE IMMENSE EDITION
oflast weeks
SUNDAY MERCURY,
SUNDAY MERCURY,

Although unrsroled in ihe history % Me Sunday
Press, failed I, satisfy tie public tlrs, Toe this In.
toassiy interesting romance, jus, begun ia w. col.
umns, ami the demand Tor the early chal tin still
remains uusuppled. In order 10 accommodate the
thousands vlo have been disappointed, graz ME
ats,rac, Of all that portion Of tie story alrc'd z
printod, will appear In tao SUNDAY MERCURY
OF morrow, 81 that whoever purchases tie paper
viii obtain clear idea " the narrative up to tire
point At which the new insi,lu,cnt to be published
tomorrow ocmm,nccs. Goat pains have be,u
taken /, make tue synopsis perfect, and 40 rronii-
non, feature necessary 70 the unity of,hc story and
tie development, Of the pit Las been omi cd.
1t may be a,t,d, rs Tie opinion Of tie hes,
judges OF popular a,iion in ti' country, ,ha,
"IMoGEN, on, THE MARBLE HEART" :, the
most thrilin. tale tina, has ever b,en published
in an American newspaper Love, Jealousy, Dcs.
rair-all Tie passions TIA, lead excitcmen, to the
romance o. real lic--Hre portrayed with a mas.
tcr's hand, aud TIE incidents embrace variety
In startling adventure, which las not icen par.
alelcI 10y any modern writer. The fcrvnr, the
coust,ncy the courage, al tie resources Of woman
are yiy.dy d, picted-her heart Of hearts revealed.
In Sdlh,ont5 thsand ,nnuincra'le ether features
" interest, tie SUNDAY MERCURY Of t,morrcs
will contain ALL TIE NEWS, foreign md do.
mcs,ic, RECEIVED ny LIGHTNING, MAIL, and
from CITY REPORTERS OF tie paper, ny 10
Fora O'Clock os srSpAY MoRSiso
Tie CIRCULATION ofthe SUNDAY MERCURY
EXCEEDS THAT OF ALL the OTHER Sun
DAY PAPERS Is NEW YORK, rolled int on,
Sum t,ta', and those who read to.uorr1v's issue OF
tic GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER, will not l.,
surprised At IL Triumph ant ru'.rty. 14G
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STEAMBOATs.

FOR UNDERGRADUATES 81 CENTS
The steamer BklDGEPORr viii leave Peck
sup, Il. H., every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
~ IL O'Clock, noon arriving In Bridgeport In time
" connect with the Naugatuok New Haven, Hart
lord, and Springfield H. H. Returdns-Leaye
Bridgeport every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
mornings at 1OA O'Clock, ON the arrival Of the
New Haven cars. Freight taken, mill Gill
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has NO conc" 'm'uts from n o business immunity,
hut takes pride lu giving them clear sut IN
g. H. UC'hod ~ doing busIu ~. IN, broad user
ton at u has circulation exceeding that uf ell
tho other hd'y papers In IL stubborn tact. Any
paper can huert of a vast Patronage but the hooks
Of tie cstlbuHhm'ut and the ddIugs ia the press
room are the test. fuc business public can come
90 tine office ~: the SUNDAY MERCURY aud tNa.
mine these evidences. They ar open Mt All hours
to all Ileu, Dare any of tine obscure sheets that
seek support from the business world on the
strength Of their mere say-fo, submit 10 this
ordeaf TnEY DARE NOT and II they shrink
from II, Ia not such backng-down a tacit adj
mission Of meudacityi In what respect do
such concerns differ IRON Peter FunkA who de-
clare their hTassware 10 be gold and silver (,
They render no adequate equivalent for the money
paid TO th,m for Advertising Circulation IL the
measure Of tho value Of an advertising medium.
That Of tue SUNDAY MERCURY exceeds by some
thousands the combined issues Of all the other Sun
day papers. Let advertisers see for themselves in
the pressroom and nom the books Of the establish
ment Business men can Judge from data that can
not deceive whether II II not ther interest TO adyer
tise in the SUNDAY MERCURY Ia preference 10
any other paper.
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HOW ARE YOU GENERAL oRPHEUsl

ORPHEUs G. KERR will meet his friends in
print TO MORROW, In the SUNDAY MERCURY
tthe circulation Of which exceeds the combined s-
sues Of all the other Sunday pnporsl, AMI gyc them
such a side shaking as they Will hardly get over
during the remaining days Of the week. v they
dimensions of Manassas Gap II will lot bg FAULT
The Mackerel Brigade will be- on hnud their
bayonets 10 give point g. the jokes and q jsether
General Orpheus will be in his glory.
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DENTISTRV,

A FACT WORTH kNOWlNG-ALL DEN
"a tai operations slSillnly performed by DIR. II
VlLLERs, Sen, without palm, at half the usual
charges Teeth inserted without extracting the
roots or extracted and Allied without PAINS W.
cry, opposite ~ the old theatre. mid 24acsi29
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PURLICATIONS, &c.

NINE. DEMORESTS MIRROR OF FASH
Ni lONS-Full sized patterns Of the best STYLES of
the SPRING FASHION, the new Promenade Coat,
Medina Sleeve, and Guilds Apron, with mRgnIh-
cent Fashion Plates, in the Spring number now
ready. Splendid inducements for intelligent ladies'
10 canvass mhl0 b'l3l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NhAf"N
A GOOD HOUSE PAINTER & GRAINER
Awanted--12l West l9th IT. near 1th ave 60
A BOY WANTED TO GO ERRANDS AND
Amake himself usciul--2s waverlty Place. %
A WAITER BOY WANTED AT az
IA Cedar At. so
A FINE HEALTHY CHILD. 3 MONTHS
1Aod, fcr adoption, ~ Laslt -, I'd noor. 50
A PIANO FOR 30 CENTS-25 TUNES
n lcarned In 20 lessons, las FIRST ave. gLs,iJ
ALL KINDS SEWING MACHINES 10
n Yet aud Tor sa'e. at 500 nroSlvay. mli3 s'ia6
RAKER WAN TED-AS SECOND HAND,
- ~ 40 ? rst ave 90
BONNET FRAME HANDS wANTEp-Al-o
dow taken to learn, IA " i4d Jay t. bS'yn.2l,2
RAkERY TO LET-3j7 GRAND STREET,
DwuHamsbursh. mh9o a'loh
C1I EXPRESS FOR sALE--lNQUlBE
at22 Burning Sip. -
nOORS, SASH 4 BLINDS CHEAP,
= m klMBALls, 1sBa,iman " NEE as
FOR SALE YOUNG HORSES, and
= years old, also cheap hor"s-m W ..t t 81
FURNISHED ROOM 10 LE1-WlTH OR
u or without tooid. li5 Csuol ST. tr ro.r no
FOR SALE-1uY AND CANDY SlOLE.
with hNturcs ''r making caudis. 49, lIe'..o,S
GAS FILTER WANTED 10 60 10 MIL
VI Weukcc. " NJ Leuly, 90 Bivay, from 2 To- d.
GROCERY FOR SALE-lNQUlRE on The
~ premises, 30 Tuird ,,c. mIl~ dro''l2o
HORSE zoe SALF--A CANADIAN Pony,
II years uid; price $40. a wtusst 100
MARBLE CUTTER WANTED Used 10
Niu'iug.-lS Bright IT. Jc,soy city j MY 80
NIEDI ES--liENlMlNGS & RICHARDS
' machine ur,i.,s-li Madden Lane mig "'lv2
S.UlRT BAISIERS 4 Wa W. Operators
- NHutct. Those nee Co. The work. 80 Franklin.
SsERVANr MOMAN WANTED EOR 4
- aus,u uuul.y.-3-O broadway, tp.m G ..tr II.
TVNMNN WANTTD--A GOOD JOBBlNG
u hand, that understands plumbing; % let It. -
TOBACCO Sims & SCRAPS BOUGHT
u 'or cash, ut 90 Front st m22 "'lii
INN ROBBERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
i Apply 4. u. STEAD, D, sd ava or llth st.m2l g
TOBACCO ROUTE FOR SALE, with horse,
1 wagon &c; Whittuu n Lawrencc,M . pcar'.2i,2
RIO LEr-A "a FLOOR g RuOMS) RENT
low. Inquire 100 Hammond = ~
w ANltp-A GOOD VEGETABLE GAR
w dcn,r 4 make L.tn' q usrn,l-S4 Ma,duuaal =
NNrANTED--A FIRST CLASS MllAINER.
w Appy W CHURCH, 2pS Bcockcrn ~
\LANTLD-AN ENrERlENC Ed LADY
w hair dr, asrr. Addrc.' W, boN so suu utigy ~
\NAN1ED-FARM LABuRER WHO HAS
W worked ,n the country al MacdousNl Il 90
\NANIED-ilANDS on SINGERS SEW-
INK m"'h' At taily SKIRT Work'lN nv " aJd -
WOVEN SHIRT HANDS WANTED AT
f's" sA'tt Work. lt"'' and 3Jd i %
WANTED 3 JOl RNENMEN 1lNSMlTllS
W u"N mhk,t' "r so'drr'tS-''4 ut''nN ca - 81
w NTE IA GOOD JOIRNElMAN
'.'',' y ~ ,'' p''''..l' ~ %
NJ \ l. "a FEW INPtRlENCED
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A BOSTON ALDERMAN"S SKULL.
buch an article was among the trophies can
tured nom the Rebel tents at Manassas by the
haekerei Brigade It's thrilling recovery by a
brother OF the missing Alderman, and what ens,lsd
thereafter, are told In oRPHEUs q. KERRs lea
Ter 70 the SUNDAY MERCURY for Tomorrow. =
Buy the paper, and learn to desplse the foes who
would turn an AldermAns hkull Into Oheese-box.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

frotesieni Episcopal Church of the Free
S'sheIn W p sglh t. west OF Oh ave, REV GEO.
l., NElDE' Pastor residence 23T West .Gtb 4,
Divine service every sunday, nj iOL, ",'ih AZ
slII "a =, W S."t' Ite' MOP 2lSslgI
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w dies to learn the urt 90 co.uuur Ig.tuIi pins
Ia water uulurs, To Eunl hands, after learning,
constant cmploym NJ, 'l.u : To- fl2 aNyo,k. APP
ply To- thr ortisL Mrs. IL FRANK, rs Forsyth II,
nl ar Brnuue II.
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Omen DAILY

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0PH CESr Interest allowed sums of $500 and
under.
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past year, than II hns paid out. Deposits made
on or before April LIST will receive lutercst nom
that date.
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81 PIANO FORTEs TO LET-AT ~, 81 80,
81 80, 20, aud pearl keyed AsolAn 81 each, a
month, or for sale, the cheapest In New York. Old
pianos taken IN exchange. Music taught aud pi-
amos tuned ny Prof pUAspAY, 200 Grand Of.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-22
HUMORS OF THE WAR.
ORPHEUs G.. KERH

THE DIsBANDED VOLUNTEER
will crack some Of their rare jokes tomorrow In
THE SUNDAY MERCURY tho circulation Of which
EXCEEDS THAT OF ALL THE OTHER SUNDAY
NEWSPAPERS COMBINED, -