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Military Districts.
The following is the order dividing the
State into Military Districts:
HEAn QrARrERs ONO MILITIA,
AnInrAS vt Grnr .I,e OrEIcr
COLUMBUS, ONO, July s, 1862. }
GENERAL ORDER NO. 10.

ADJurANr GESERAL's OPrIce,
CoLuspUs, ONO, July s, 1862. }
GENERAL oRDEa NO. 10.
To secure greater economy, convenience
and efficiency in the raising Of new regi-
ments and recruiting those now in the field, =,
the State is divided into eleven Military
Recruiting Districts, as follows:
The First District will consist of the
counties Of Hamilton, Warren, Clermont,
Clinton, Brown, Highland, Fayette, Ross,
Vinton. Pickawsy, Hooking, Fairfield and
Perry. Head Quarters at Camp Dennison.
The Second District will CONSIST of the
counties Of Adams, Pike, Scioto, Jackson,
Lawrence and Gallia. Head Quarters a,
Camp Portsmouth.
The Third District will consist Of the
counties Of Meigs, Athens. Noble, Wash.
ington and Monroe. Head Quarters at Camp
Marietta
The Fourth District will consist Of the
counties Of Butler, Preble, Montgomery
Greene, Clarke, Darke and Miami. Head
Quarters ats At CaP9lIieti9n,. .y,,s,s, u. ,u.
icouniies OF Madison, franklin. Licking,
Champaign, Logan, Union, Delaware, Har.
rison, Morrow and Knox. Head Quarters
at Camp Chase. -
The Sixth District will consist of the
ard Coshocton. Head Quarters at Camp
Zanesville
The Seventh District will consist OF the
counties Of Belmont, Tuscarswns. Harrison,
Jefferson and Carroll. Head QusIters al
Camp S,eubenville.
The Eighth District will consist OF the
counties of Shelby. Mercer, Auslaize, Har.
din, Van Vert, Allen, Pauldine aud Han
cock. Head Quarters at Camp Lima.
The Ninth District will consist Of the
counties oil Putnam, Defiance, Henry, Wood,
Sandusky, Williams. Fulton, Lucas and
Ottawa. Head Quarters at Camp Toledo.
The Tenth District will consist OF the
counties Of Wyandot, Crawford. Richlond.
Ashland, Holmes, Wayne, Seneca, Huron
and Erie. Head Quarters at Camp Mans
/ field.
The Eleventh District will consist Of the
counties Of Stark, Columbiana, Medina,
Summit, Portage, Mahoning, Tfumbull, Lo-
rain, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake and Ashta.
bulls. Head Quarters at Camp Cleveland.
All volunteers now being raised, or who
may hereafter be raised for new regiments,
or to recruit organizations now in the field,
unless otherwise specially ordered, in addi.
ton to being reported at these head quar-
ters, will be reported to, and complete their
organizations at the head quarters Of the
District in which they have been or may be
enl sted.
This order does not affect the territorial
rights Of companies now being raised for
the 45ih regiment, head quarters at Camp
Chase, nor those Of the 50th and SGD regi-
ments. head quarters at Camp Dennison.
| Unattached companies now being raised
for infantry regiments will be attached to
proper regiments bk>special orders.
BY order Of the oOhmander-in Chief,
CuARLss W. HILL,
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FIHpLAY, May 20, 1852.

q. ATTORNEY AT.LAw,
FIHDLAY, ONO.
Special attention paid TO collections and To
claims by the heirs Of soldiers for arrears Of
pay and bounty money.
81 Once In Head Quarters Buildings, over
Taylor 4 Croninger's store.
tune 40 1862
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UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
Patent Agency.

WIE are prepared to transact business OF
w ovsry description, relating to Caveat
Drawings, Specifications, Patents, Infringe.
ments and tho Patent Laws.
BRAINERD X BURRIDGE
Bank street, opposite Weddeli House, Cicvc
land, Ohio. IJuuv r, iouu.--1N
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By General Orders No. 90, issued from
the Adjutant Generals office. July 9th, the
new regiments Of Ohio Volunteer Infantry
are to serve for three years or during the
war, in the United States Army. will be
raised in the different Military Districts or
parts thereof, as follows;
The 10Th and SD regiments will be raised
| in the counties OF Hamilton, Warren and
Clinton. Quartered at Camp Dennison.
The S9th regiment will be raised in the
cou mites Of CIermont, Brown, Highland and
Ross. QuarteTed al Camp Dennison.
| The 9Olh regiment will be roised in the
counties Of Fayette, Pickawsy, Hooking,
FsiIfeld and Perry. QusrtsTed at Camp
Dennison.
The 9ist regiment will be raised in the
counties Of Adams, SeiQto, Lawrence. Pike,
Jackson and 6allia. Clustered at Ports.
mouth.
The 92d regiment will be raised in the
counties of Meigs, Athens, Washington,
Noble aud Monroe. Chartered at Marietta.
The 93d regiment w,ll be raised 10 the
counties Of Butler, PEBBLE and Montgomery
Quartered al Camp Dayton.
The Gath regiment will be raised in the
counties OF G. teene, Clark, Miami and Dsrks.
QuarteIed at Camp Dayton'I
The 95th regiment will be raised 10 the
counties of Champaign, Madison. Frsnklin
and Licking. Quarlered at Camp Chase.
The 96th regiment will be raised in tn,
counties Of Logan, Union, Delaware, Ma
> rion, Morrow and Knox. QuaIteied q
2 Camp Chase.
The 9th regiment will be raised..in th'
cou mites Of Morgan, Muskingum, Guerase.
and Csshocton. QusItered at Camp zanes
, VILE.
The ssth regiment will be raised in tn
connte OF Belmont, ,Tuscsrawss, Harrison
Jefferson and Carroll. .Quartered al CAM
Y steubenville.
III The 90th regiment will be raised in tn
. counties Of Shelby, Mercer. Auglaze, Har
lcock. QuaItered at Camp Lima.
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]. g. n. PHILLIPS,
2e r 2s St. Clair st., PITTSBURGH, Pa,
MANUFACTURERS oy, AND EEALKRs IN
Floor, Furniture and Carriage
OIL OI.oTEI9,
Table aud window Shade Oil Cloths;
WINDOW SHADES. SHADE FIXTURES, &C.
Also, dealers In
LEATHER BETTING, LACE LEATHER,
INDIA RUBBER BETTING, HOSE,
STEAM PACKING,
RUBBER GOODS GENERALLY.
Wholesale and Retail buyers will find GU.
stock large, we'll assorted, and AZ ressonab
prices. tApr'i 4, 1862.
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Gen. Hunter and his Black Soldiers.
The following correspondeuce waa
laid betoro the House on Wednes
day, the reading of some parts oI
which occasioned much merriment.
Wan DEPARTMENT, }
WASHINGTON CRY, d O.
July Cd 1S62.\
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H. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Having permanently located In Finday, Ohio,
will attend promptly To all profes ional calls.
Ofico and residence Main street, Hyatt's
Block. tApril rs, ls62
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E w. ENTRIKIN,
puysovCr Ann oyTDHt

Ts PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Rssrp.xun-0pposite the Joint Stock Hotel
On Sandusky street, West of Main.
OgsIop-Four doors South Of wheeior Bro'e.
- Whom professionally absent, orders may
beleft at his rssidonce,--all such orders will
receive prompt attention.
Especial attention given TO operations upon
and treatment Of Diseases OF the Eye and Ear.
January 25th, 1851.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-10

The Washington correspondent or the New
York Tribune furnishes the following = he
retu1u of Geu. Hunter to Souyh Carolina,
with additional forces and increased Liberty Ct
oc,iop 10 al Important directions, may Well
cause Conservative politicians TO lose faith in
their predictions, shat the result OF the Oo5o-
Der ard November elections would induce The
Administration to recede FROM thepolicy which
he himself inaugurated, in q country so dense"
l. populated With slaves. We hear through
several channels that charges Of the most se1l-
Gus cl1a:cter have been preferred against Gen.
Curtis, now in command Of the Department
Of the Missouri: and chat he will probably
soon be suspended from his command and or
6e1oj before Court of Inquiry
The l,ouye1IistG Of Hamburg say: st
banquet Just 2jye;: at Fionishe; il Norway,
dish Of beef was served which had been iourd
last summer il some tn cases buried at Spltz-
bergen. According TO indisputabe indication
these cases were placed there by tie Parry TX
pcditicn ia 1896 The meat WAS perfectly
fresh, and had not contracted any Dad smell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-10
HE DasseD ge s who

THRILLING INclpENr The passenge s who
left Washington on Thursday morning at IL
o'clock. and Baltimore at l clock, met with
p thrilling adventure at Harve de Grace. As
is The custom the cars were run upon the Eer-
rv-boat Maryland. but the tide being low; they
descended ,lpon she rails from The tack upon
tbe shore, without the assistance OF the looomo-
tive. The brakes of the first Car OF the three
7Don the right side of the boat, however, re-
fused TO WELD to the brakeman IN charge; and
fndug It impossible 10 cheek the speed, he
cave the alarm and jumped down to The deck
Tie car, with increased mon entum III feW
seconds had traversed The length OF the boat
and il another was hanging bali way over
the waters Of The liver, which at this dock
are about io:iyfive feet deep. frovlden-
TALLY, The front truck fell into the N@rte'
bringing the body suddenly to the deck, thus
aided by the coupling and the weight ct The
Two cars in The rear, forming powerful brake
snd stopring the car. Several Of the male
passengers jumped to the deck when they as
cc,tainetE their danger, hut the a|alD Of othcr,
particularly Of The ladies, was intense. IS
soon as the car was stopped; all the passengers
alight il safety At cur last advloes i soil
retained its position &c IN augIa o. nearsy forty
i've degrees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-10
SOAPS.

NJ have heen appointed agents Tor the sale
" Of i naw and very superior brand Of i Il IL
IL NASHLNG SOAPS, which We wis,l to
Introduce III tt is market
gu" customers viii cor ut IT, e;r Interests by
using ytese SOAPS. We i:aye III. tore all CDR
a>IH. large assortment of FANCY ICLI. Ell
SOAPS: VIZ: Brown Windsor, White DO, Ito
ney, Giyceri1e, Almond, Silver, White and
Notified CASTLE, Transparent IL Balls ant! Bars;
alsc Soap Powder, Concentrated Lye SC. &c,
for sale By LEADBEATEk & CO.
8 mo 81 Nos. and 7, S'cr*A Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-10
JOHN Z. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMII,Y GROCER,

NLlTElI Z
II As CONSTANTLY Oh hand large assert
{ / nent of FAMILY GRO CERII1>, consist
1g ot BACON, OF I'll kinds; FLOUR by the
barrel or smaller PACKAGES BuC1AW HEAT
CURRANTS. RAISINS, PRUN MES, FIGS,
So l>Ol y ES, &c, &c, 10 which be invites the
L. 4 ltioa Ct customers. M?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-10
HORSE SHCEING.

lN and after the ISt OF October 1862 wing
- TO tie increased prices Of MATERIAL the price
Of SHOOTING will De 81 % per:et, or 81 cents
pc: SHOE. As. W. ATKINSON.
sep st
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Surroante,s CourI.
DEATHS.

BLOCK-On sunday afternoon, 9th inst, Sophie,
wife Of O. I'd Block, aged 81 years and IL months.
TIE ~ ativss and friends OF the family
Spectiully invited 70 attend the funeral, on Wsdnee
dAy afternoon, l2th inst at o'clock, from the resi-
dsnCe Of Mr.. q Block, COG. Of Hicks u. and Hanil-
ton ave, South Brooklyn, "a
HOGAN Ga the 18th inst, Mary y daughter q
Patrick and Csthaliue Z. Hogan, aged months
and IL days.
The funeral will take place rom the residence ~
ter parents pa Seventh t this tWtdnetdayl alter
neon, l2Ih inst It ~ O'Clock. 50
KRLLEY-on the llih inst, william Kelley,
ag' " years
William Kelley was ong ats ohod 90 Grinnell's
line Cf packets between NDS York sd Liverpool,
AID Tor many years past resident 81 the 18Th
Ward, William Kelley was one ~ Gods nobssi
gitr--an honest man lbs scrupuloua integrity Of
pu pore bis conscientious dealings with HIS fellow
mem tie pure sincerity Of his heat, and his warm
nature H. 81 around him his 81 emit devotion IN his
God confined in him the best attributes Of the
goodDe's OF uman DAture, as well by his actions
ilut'gtn3 the character Of the true Christ an
Trt5e tsIe merits bSva en1eared the memory Of
Wi liom ley - q numfroIs and wide-spre cir,
10 = fii'u's By his death, his wife and thf %
'ttren meet with bereavement that must even
- imIrfsssd upon them with more than ordinary
y rec. We must, In humility bow 10 the dscrees o
ne Almighty, Let US hope that William Kels,
Jys by his death that bliss, where III Wlok O
cease n trouble end the weary are al rest"
| The unersl will take place from his iats reh
denoa 90 East 1a.h n, broadway, on THU ID a
ht noon 18Th inst, at O'Clock. The friends OF
~niIy arc respectfully invited 10 attend, wliho'
I'LSF AC>-'at lBa
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MILITARY NEWS.

TIE purchased sde-wheel steamer iccsJon ar
iyti Al the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday, and
!S Immediately hosted into the dry dock to be
he"ly ooppsred, after which she vii! be armed and
'ni Into commission. The new sloop. AdiT-
'hdack hauled mp the yard yes,ei lay ~ axe
kor The sssamer Massachusetts, which will be con-
ert' Into supply ship, like the Connecticut. Tn,
ho's chuse'ts will have her ArtnAmt taken away
'ld viii go into the dry dock when the Ericsson
Ines OUT Toe propel' ers Victoria, wAmsutta
,dade'e' and Pat, Don, had their armament put on
oSrd yesterday Each Of these vessels carries two
vi'ptundeis tr oadaide, and one riAed PArron gun
N the ioi ecasile. The chartered bark Davis Is a
he yard, Loading up with sho, and shell. She will
ll IRON here 70 Key West, and /, is expected that
\ she will Ultimately go 70 Ship Island.
N The Fifth Regiment Heavy ARTILLERY, under
/, and u Col Samuel Graham, len ih,ir barracks al
{ at Ne York yesterday, and were transported ~
Brooklyr, in twenty-five cars. The etreets were
! hIoueed with spectators, and flgs were flying in
,yeiy direction. Several houses In Fulton street
we're gally decorated. The cars halted near III
JUNCTION Of M.in street, where the men formed in
inc and mNchsd 30 the Fulton Ferry, preceded by
l strong dttschment OF police. An artillery com
lany suschsd TO the 10th regiment ired a salute al
they otscd the river 10 this eide.
The r,cTutir oaioers OF the First Fire Z1uave
have, thus far, sent of to ! in their former com
.Adts al NeVp port News, over one hundred OF IN
old membe's, and forty more will go on Frida,
ne xi, in Oh Srge Of Lieut.. snedker.
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Police Intelligence, So.

DRsCBNT rroN A CANNING HousE-AR-
ufr ~ MERCHANTS AND oEzUHE ~ IMPLEMENTS -
TIE 10 h ward Police m ,do ancscent at a very early
h VI yesterd.y morning, upCA fsshilnabe gAu-
Ding house, lent at NJ r N,nth street sni arret 4
gov - pNtCs, besides ssisIng about $1,000 worth
ui elegant - 90 ing apparatus. On entering the
place The oih 'ers futd 81 upirous.y fdrnishe
arrIW ~ IA which We 4 leudid faro table,
~ ort Z - ivory ohsoka deAling boxes, packs ~
GORGE ~ q q v.'isty = other gamhlh utsnshs 81
W. ,st d'sritti'n. T.sy Al'o fund there NJ.
David .Wyar, "a merchant. NJ : mi Bsns, e.
H'h coal me c. ant, NJ y I'M Stephen, Serchaui,
ami Mr. VIM, II. kessingsr. mer hant. This whole
p ny We token he'rr justice Q lacsonbush, who
no Il Mr wytr, rho Ia supposed u be the pro-
ptieor ~ the tHtal lishuenL and NJ Mes niger 10
liz. 500 each, ir ris', and dis'hargtd MssTs.
81 y % and u IS 'cr want 81 suih icIt evidence
g -. NJ ut' 4 tho 81 Ward iollce, later In the
lh., uads desr mt upon Aneged gambling
h'u.esiN ~. II Res le sweet, and Arrerst VIM.
Grown, 80 pop htur, P1ilip W 81, John Wilson,
U"uty Davis, Henry Legis, q a. Han, John
Wee, nd s-v,rsl theirs w ON they und play ing
".ltH They were taken baf re Justice innolly,
W VIII, n, Ney ttatsd that they were not playing
'nf money. but Were merely experimenting a. "
Sheih'f the dealer In n certain game hal an AL
veutige over the p'Ayera Tho magistrate cred!-
| " their ,,aiement aud dismissed ihsm, with a
caution for the future.
Row AT THR BoSp S RET HousE-Gop-
Its TuaOwN, pisrnts DRAWS, AsD TABLES OyEg.
| TuKNtp.--A oiHiurhance occurred 1t the Bind B..
| Huu.t, on sunday evening, betwsen some = thi
| boaritrg, while they we're al dinner, but fortu
L httlN no one NAh very teIlflhly lnIufeut h'u
| only Ices sustalned WAS tho ire,kng e dishes
Sc, and the dinner. IL appears that Mr.. NJ ~
| paugh, a gentleman who, with his family, bJArd'
| st tie house, on sitting down ~ the dinner table
opposite Mr.. James II. TAYLOR, took up his goblet
aud dash al IL into Mr. TaylOi's face breaking ID '
/ iragments M Tayl rtrea,e' into the kitchen
| and ihenoe 10 segar store near by, where he pro
cured pst and then retur I'd D. the Of th,
/ col ilict During his Ahsenoe, Mr.. hllEpauyh and
| y uDg man nAn,d Seth Adams, bo,h ~ whom
| atd Prev ouAy imbibod fos'y ~ wine, anuse'
n
uIktys, canvas backs, d. 81, upon the Ior, II
| the sildtN confession. The pNlice We sent for
and Adams and Millspaugh we're arrested and lock
| al Up fnr the night. On Mo- dav they were takei
before Justice Qusckentush, but tie complain
against them was wit drawn upon their promising
| 10 leave The house. AID tie Magistrate discharge,
/ Them, Itapp'ars that Adams hal asserted " NJ
| Ntutpsugh that Mr.. Taylor had used insulting Ian
| gusge In regard TO Tim, and was the author ~
| alec report that was being circulated Ia the house
L i.lla
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Fires, Accidents, Iuaucsf., &c.

SUDDEN DKArH-Mr. John Van Arsdale
apilOt, ~ss found dead yesterday, In bed, Al HIS
resid-nce, NJ. q Harrison -. lie was 81 years "
see, snd had Tor ma y years bean pilot. Corr
uir Collin held Az inquest upon the body, and q
,rdtt Of death ON discase Of the heart YVES rem.
4, red
1NrASrIcIDE-Ccroner Collin hold an in
Iuesi upon the BODY u Al irfant, abou, two month
10, when was found in y vacant I, near the ".
rsr " lth Avenue and 10th 81. The neck OF the
Cd 10 WIS troken, AMI rs DO iy exhibited other
marks Of violence, shoving cnnclusively that the
chile hsd heen murdered Efforts were made "
ASCERTAIN the pa'entsgs " the child, but without
Ell g, and the Jury rendered verdict " death
ron injuries received At the hands oi some person
or ptrs bs unknown "
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED. Yesterday az.
,etucon, shout six o'loyk. boy named Geo II y
ker. while Tying his kite On pier 81 r, fell into
the dock and was drowned. His body was recov-
cred and conveyed 70 the residence OF hi parents,
No. Cos Water street.
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ZINES McCiuskey was Drought befcteJustcs More
use yts,si 'ay on the charge Of highway robbery,
united on tue nigh, sfhe i1,h OF Fsorusry'snd
G., ing b. lghs 80 the s,a.ion-houss' was idens
d. - the pc ,on who bad some m'nths since COM
mised . rape upon woman residing In 'he same
ne'ehbocrhcod where the robbery wn committed
aul . = Witch hs had been indicted ~ the Grand
u.s. u. w,sf.l,y e,n u I'D on Tie charge o.
i,'.b..'
CnvRcm DKpIcATIoN.-1he lafayette Ave.
Prssbytsii,n Church, situated on the corner Of
or'oid u ct and ,fsye,ts avenue, will be dedi-
Gated IN Sunday, 10Th ms, al O'Clock p. N -
The building IL ia fee, by Sc, contains 800 pews,
and will ,sAt 100 people. The dedic',ion sermon
will be preach ed by DR.. A. D Smith, Of New York.
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An adioutnei me'tng ~ this BoS'd was held
yea,eriay, President Pu'dy In the chsir.
TIE Committee ON County ON GERS reported
resolution sashorizinR the payment oftAe SUN Of
a,4iG % - John Kelly, Sheriff. Tor fees due for
the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1851,
Supervisor Ely moved 10 am'ul 10y strik iug out
- the lil hereafter the charge known AS the
'Sreuti's term fees"
ON motion II Supervisor Purdy, the subject was
AID on the table.
A CONN unc.ii1n wss received from tue Judges
u ,ne Suur'me Court, urging the hiring of a room
on Chan bers ~. for the use ~ the Court, Al c't
~ 81 0.O, for the year ending Nay let, 1868. Re-
frrrsd n the mui g ua Civil Courts,
Supeiy'spr Els oil 'ei resuuii m appointing
Msssra 8. T. CummiuR and J. G. Willru Commits
-ouars mr the erection ~ the ACC,mU's Dam
bridse. which was al, pied.
TIE Boa q then adl urutd.
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BRooKLYN.

ISQUHsr ON THE BODY OF SOLDIER
Corone Norris ordered post norton yesterday
upon the bdy o. John PhSlen, the soldier wno was
killed by the Captain Of his company, while on the
march from camp, a, Union II c. Course, 20 Brook.
lyu, on Monday last From all the Informal d. at
can be obtained, II appears that Phslen refused TO
march with the Regiment until he go, ispsy. lie
was placed Ia charge Of guard, who had great
dihsulty In bringing him along, az he would drop
down every few steps and compel them n If, him
up The Captain, named Robert Avery, h 90 ~
snraged, ran up to him and thrua, u ,Wp,I
through bis abdomen, eauiing lml u. .nt d.. a.,
The body now lies At Or. d N Iorso. r. -y,
uEsiion Into the circumstances will ba oos laa,o
assh morning. The rslai yes Of deceased, 4 -
4srstced, reside near PNAcs GARDEN, 9th ave., Ma
Ysf' Tho regiment 10 which he was tia hsd /,
sbs iCsd' Van Buren, Hsb, Infantry. 80 =
COMMITTED on IKn CEkRcz On Eo8g=... r.
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OFFICE OF THE Co JDYEAR ELASTIC
- Fabrics Co.-Fe0' AN, ls69.-sIockholdJ
Bssting Notice Is here ~ xivsn tina, nesuug o
the Stockholders OF 'h's doodysar Elastic Fabrics
Co. viii 6e he'd a ,hs ofice Of the ", % Cora
lAnd' =. New toTk city, on wednesday, ths lSri
FOR the purpose Of diminishing lie capital sack :
said 20. W th'. sum ~ S9O,OIO, WILLIAM JIM
SON, Preah .eni. HENRY l., DAGGBfr, JOs
LOHEhLN a, JANIS Z, BRADY, CHAa's s q
~ sOsllb
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WANTED.

A RESPECTABLE WIDOW can LET TwO
nyoOng lad es who have work out, have fr,nt ned
rcona, WITH boa'd, whore they vii a tho c,u,f
Of q home Inquire, for tie wteL, As H. Frt ave.
near Tth - ~ floor front. ~
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OF
Wv h,e4Esst Br ,adwAy, viii sell tnis day At |
oclock. the contents Of tho carpenters shop ti9 and
100 West 9is, ~, benoh's, mpr'i ing machine
coal oil machines, horte, wagon, harness, lumber'
sc. "a
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TIKI NKw YORK DAILY sun
u sani 70 subscribers regularly, every Morning,
BY MAIL, FOR % A YKA1-
DreSt " NoSLs s. bsAcu. Proprietor or tAe SgG.
" JAW rcEk O1S,
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DENTISTRY.
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beautiful SITS o. teeth on his improved Atmospheric
Plates, with without extracting tina ROOTS on gold
Az low a, So, oliver, So; rubber, $40; pla,ina 826
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FOR SALE-THE SALOON 100 NASSAU
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he sold cheap fr c4,N NpKntl o. wish al ile tlrni.
tnrs aud fixtures; everything In rea liLaas 10 carY
ON tie business. Cause hr selling, deGtA OF Ihe
N, pr.etlr. 50
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\NANTEL A LITTLE GIRL TO TURN
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nUsINEss CHANCES.

\ OR SALE-THE STOCK L FlXTC RES
~ An old eaIabl4Atd yTocy Cry st.nl chelp; god
reason FOR selling g.yru lLiu,re ON the prem -''1'
300 Sping -. mhl2 z'l4J