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IHIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
SENATE,


Mr. Wilson reported back from the Military
Committee, the bill authorizing the raising of a
volunteer force for the defence of Kentucky
and asked to be discharged.
MIR Davis called up the bill. urging its pas
sage.
Messrs. Wilson and Collamer opposed 1t.
The bill prohibiting the confinement of SOL
dlers in the Penitentiary of the District of Col
umbia was passed.
MIR White Of Indiana, from the select com
mlttee on gradual emancipation reported j bill
providing that whenever the President shall be
satisfied that Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
kentucky Tennessee, and Missouri have adopted
measures for emanclpatlng slaves throughout
either or all Of the States, it shall be the duty
of The President, assisted by the Secretary OF
Treasury, TO procure aud deliver to such States
five per cen. United States bonds equal to the
valuation Of slaves according to the census of
1860 providing no compensation is to be made
to any State which has aided in the present re-
bellion, or to any one who has held any Office
under the rebels.
The whole amount of bonds to DE delivered
shall not exceed in the aggregate one hundred
and eighty millions for The purpose of setting
the slaves beyond the limits of the United
States Twenty millions is appropriated for
colonization, at the discretion OF the President
The benefit Of this act ls not 10 inure to any
Stale failing TO pass law of elnancipatlor
within-ycars from the date of the passage o
this act, and providing tor entire and CON plett
emancipation within twenty years. If any
State, after having received bonds as aforesaid
shall recommend OF tolerate slavery contrary t,
the acts of emanci patton, it shall refund TO th
United States all the principal and interest paic
on account of such bonds Referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole, and 10 600 copies ordered
to be printed.
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OFFICIAL,
STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT,
EXECUTIVE DIrARTNRHf,l
Brattleboro, July ., 1862.
To the People Of Y.rmont:
The President of the United States calls into the
the country additional thrse hundred
thousand and expresses the desire that they
be enrolled without delay bring this
and injurious civil speedy and satisfactory
cluson
Each citizen should consider this appeal addressed
directly him, and inquire what he do Tor
his county directly if may be, and if not, indirectly,
by encouraging and assisting those able and willing 10
take up and hasten the Of conflict. Amy
that though troops victorious,
additional troops needed garrison and hold the
Numerous important posts taken and much more are
they needed to prevent repair reversss that may
happen
1t be necessary to than barely remind the
citizens Vermont the crisis rebellion has
and that by hesitation and delay it may be al
lowed to nger and invite foreign interference in its
behalf, by such prompt and powerful rally to
arms the loyal people OF the country abundanty
able to make, it be crushed and annihilated. The
present, then, is time for hesitation delay. Let the
response from Vermont b. pro mpt and patriotic, and in
I Consonance with all her past history. Let young
capable Of caring in defence Of his country
and its wise and bsnenoent government, nger at this
who brave and competent fight the battles of the
country from going forth to that patriotic righteous and
needfnl serv
1t is Of this last Importance that the and
strength OF Government should be now in large
measure put forth, and its power and stability fully
proved and firmly estab shed Let the President of these
United States feel the strengthening influence OF
prompt and hearty response to his la call for additional
troops and those brave men, fathers, brothers and
sons, in tn field struggling to the death uphold
cause be cheere and by the INTEL genc.
that many more OF the " Green ,Ionntan Boys " are
rapidly enrolling for the servic. OF their country, and
will soon Vance to its defence Much more might be
said ~ you fellow citizens, but few words the brave
and patro ic is sufficient. Time, now, everything
Let there b. delay for convenient Let
be said that Vermont il OF r.t States re-
spond with mr. qu"ta-COmposed Of volunteers ready for
! the service.
! The Ninth Regimen: Of Vrrm Infantry, now in
camp in this State, will form part Of quota under
the call for three hundred thousand An
der from the AID uisnt General Of Vermont will indicate
| the details OF further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOLBR0OK,
Governor OF Vel mont.
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FARM FOR SALE.

the North part OF walden, about two miles from Eas,
Hardwick and near the stage road leading from Hard
wick to Danvr, about 50 OF land Is we'll fenced
with cedar rails and wall is about equally divided into
moving, pastursge tiag-, ID land and small sugar
place The road Is shaded by about 300 beautiful pie
trees Of ten y''rs' growth. Buildings, including two
large barns in excellent condtiU, and very convenient
Excellent soft water at the house and barn. said
has had the entire income Of other farm for the
twelve years, and is in high state OF cultivation and
can nearly all be moved with a machine,
Also another farm for sale e. about 81 acres0 clear
ed-hss large orchard Of about 1850 trees good
sugar house with fixtures for tapping 20D trees 40 rods
OF sawed roughs to conduct the 70 the house Also
years stock OF dry wood These places will be sold to
gether, or separately, If desired. Direct al communcJ
tons to ). T, ELLIS, East IlardYick Vt.
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New YORK, July l.. A letter dated at Win
chester on the l2th say We are obliged to leave
Winchester as the rebel pickets are now re-
ported within 4 miles Of the town.
Onr new base of operations Will lead to our
approaching Richmond, Va, from another
quarter than that Of Mechanicsvilie or Fair
Oaks. The public will readily perceive the d.
rectiOn most likely to be taken by the army.
The only question is when will active opera
tious commence. The people at the North are
as competent as myself to judge of what is
required to hasten the suspicious moment. Give
US reinforcement, and we will give you Rich
mond. Reinforcemen,s have already arrived,
but do not fear repleton. The more men we
have. and the sooner they join us the better il
will be for themselves and the country, and the
cause.
= The transport Vanderbilt, with flag OIL
truce went up the river yesterday for the pur-
pose Of bringing down our sick and wounded
She returned at late hour last night with
about 200 on board
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REGULATIONS IN REGARD TO VOLUNTEERS.

WAsnINGroN, July Ii. A general order has
just been issued that in organizing new regi-
ments VI volunteers Governors OF States are au-
tborlztd to appoint III addition, Second Lieu
tenant for each company, who shall be mustered
into the service at the commencement of the
organlzation, with authority to muster in IT,
cruils as they are enlisted.
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E. l. d Il III " !
X. Il. RIkER,

D x A P E z a " D T A L 0 r,
has just returned from NEW YORK, with good stock Of
Brosdclohs Cassmrres and Ves,ings, of late Patterns
ard 1tyles Germ III Brosdcloths, Black Doeskns
French Fancy DoeskinS, for Gent 1cn's
Pants Kich silk aud Marseies St
ings Satin and silk Vestings, OF
the best qualities
Sy All Garments made at his Shops will be done in
the most workmanlke and fashionable manner.
Garments for others 10 make, and warran cd TO At
Gentlemen wishing for good aud fashionable Ccat
get 1t by calling at Rkcr's shop.
Nav No 1862.
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Very Latest by Telegraph
+ O'CLOCK p. NJ.
IMPORTANT FROM P0PEs COMMAND
Another Raid down the Val.
ley Apprehcndcd!

NEW York, July II. The Harpers Ferry
correspondent Of the Tribune, under date OF
the 18th states, fears ara entertained that we
shall soon have trouble In consequence Of the
threatening appearance of matters at W inches
ter, the stores and all valuablcs of the army
have been sately removed here. 1t is reported
here that our picket wers draw in below in
chester last night. In anticipation Of danger
the Telegraph office at that place has been re-
moved mile from town, near the fertilization
The friends OF tho South here and ut Martins
ourgh are acting as if they had heard good
news and express confidence that the rebels i'll
make Il raid into the valley Us far as Winches.
Ter, before many days. There seems to De IA
general impression here that Winchester will he
the scene of tic'ca battle before week 1t is
rumored that jackson with hall the large army
which he took to Richmond 80 suddenly. has re-
tarned and been reinforced by numerous gucr-
ril!a bands During the past ten days our vast
deIo,s OF supplios at New Creek, Mar,lnsburoh.
and other places have been broken 10, and the
stores removed eisew here,
he TINES army correspondent under dat.
OF 10Th, states that the portion Of the main
body Of the army near IIarrisons Landing. re-
main unchanged. Yesterday squadron of the
9th u. 5 cavalry went mile beyond the pick
cts Tor the purpose OF preventing the surprise Of
fatigue party. The cnemys videttes were
discovered half mile in advance. For upward
OF two hours the Two parties sat quietly on their
horses watching each other until the enemy be.
came exceedingly restless and showed signs of
hostility The 9th allowed him to advance a
few yards and then gave him voley from their
carbines. A few sho,s we're fired in return by
the rebels who turned about and galloped off
No one injured on eur side The enemy lost 3
wounded and one taken prisoner At night the
picket' were posted on the line occupied by the
cavalry-consequently, our picke;s advanced one
mile
The main force of the rebels is not less than
- mills from our exterior line, winch woull
locate them ON the Trent and Gaines mills. the
former of which is on the west, and the latter
on the east side Of the Chickahomy.
LOUISVILLE, July e. Morgan was ut Mid
way yesterday. and cut the telegraph, 'orc up
the railroad track, and took everything con
ycrtable to his use. lie haj four twelve pound
howrzers, but is said to have had only six
rounds OF ammunition. He lett tor GEORGETOWN
last evening, and cocamped in Gonos farm. He
SAID he would visit Lexington and Frank tort
before he got throush with his job. L.xingto
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ApJurANr AND Inspector GEyEsAL'. OTYIeE,
WOODSTOCK, July I, 1852.
General Order MOL,

In pursuance OF rcquiston by the President Of III,
United States the Governor OF Vermont and in con
sheraton Of the essy OF troop. from Vermont
the vigorous prosecution Of the for the Union
hereby Indicated and in reliance upon the known pat
triotism and Dyalty of the citizens of the Stat, which
demands that all the assistance needed by Government
shall be afforded promptly and without question, it is
hereby ordered thai additional regiment Of Infantry
be denominated the Tenth Regiment OF Vermont Vol
unteers be Immediately raised and organized within Thu.
State, in the army Of the United for the
OF three years unless discharged 1t is be-
licved and expected by tn! Commander hf that tia
burden thereby imposed upon the people Of Vermont
will be che-rfuy assumed and that every and loyal
citizen will exert his utmost cIdeav0rs procure a
prompt response to the call Of the Pres deat.
All necessary recru ting stations will be INN ediaely
established # which cue notice will be given.
By order OF his fxNe,lency,
FREDERICK HOLKR0OK,
Gov rnor and Commander in CHIEF
PETER T. WASHBCRN
Adjutsnt aud Inspector len raj
STATE OF VERNCNT.
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huJUlaNl aHu Inspector NlA
STATE OF VERMONT.
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mans say thew have ample force I'd pr ,tect
she town, but not enough to take the off n-ivA .
LATER FROM LEXINGTON.
Our pickots are falling back on the George
town road. The rebels are approaching in force
Our men, with several pieces of artillery, are
sdvanceg on Georgetown to meet the. rebels.
he railroad and telegraph to Midway are re-
rared, but the burnt bridge atKeysers has not
vet been rebuilt
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WASHINGTON, July Il. The President has
approved the confscation act, and the act sup
Elementary thereto, in addition to various other
bills of public and private character
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WtopsTocK, July l-62
Tn following riders have been issued by the War De.
parlment
WAK DLPARrMLyr,
WAsHlNaroN, d. c.. June 81 1862,
Pursuant to jOi nj resolution by Congress encour-
establishments in the regular army and volunteer forces
it
Ordered, That premium OF two dola,s shall be paid
for Zach accepted recruit that volun three
during the and every soldier who hereafter en-
lists either in the regular the volunteers for
years during the war, may receive his irst months
pay in advance, the mastering Of his company
the service OF the United States. after he shall have
been mustered into and joined regiment already 10 the
TINS order will he transmitted to tbs Governors OF,
States and recruiting officers.
(Signed) EDWIN NJ STANTON.
sects;ary Of War.
VAR DEPARTMENr,
WARRINGTON, L. t., July = 1852. |
ORDERED, That OF the appropriation for collecting
organizing and drilling volunteers there shall be paid il
adv anc- each recruit for three Yea s. during the
war he Of tweaty Ave dollars being fourth Of
the of bounty allowed by law such payment 10
be made upon the mastering Of the regiment, which
recruit belongs, into the service of the United
lSignedl EDWIN NJ. STANTON
Secretary If War.
The State rf Vermont pays 10 each ace pied Rscru:
who il mustered into NE service If the United states
SEVEN DOLLARS MONTH in addition to the pay of
THRTLES DOLLARS Pr MONTH. allowed by the United
States, making the pay OF each private TwENTY Dollars
per month during ms tenn ct service nf this Of
seven dollars per mouth, payment Is mad from the dat
Of cnlistmento the dat o. muster at the time the Res
nient i, mustered,
The i. that each recruit will receive, when the
regiment is mustered into the service OF the United
States,
ONE MoNra's PAY IN ApvANcL,
4 BOUNTY OF I Twenty-Five DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
PAY, AT fHE E,rG OF EVEN DolLARs PER MONTH PROM
TIE DATE OF ENLISTMENT ro THE Date OF BUSTER:
in add tiop to the premium Of dollars which will be
paid to citizen, soldier for each accepted recrs
brought by him to h" rendezvous.
And at the expiration of til trrm Of enlistment,
upon his honorable discharge from SERVICE after having
served twoyears h. will receive further bounty of sly
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an saturday, III" ,. ..r' Book, with snaiI
" % money. The -po.r shan b. ltenily rewarded by
leaving Il I'd. .aa a. ..I.4i, UWc-
Nontucirr Ju' ,7th df
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glEHTNL NOg'Gdt..

! SHALL be in u,v ONCE in Montpelier, Saturday,
| july tth, and SHAH be plal those who require
the services of Dentist. don't expect 20 I've absent
fr III Montpelier again thi, year.
Bear in mud that fer Hllug with GOLD, charge hut
SEN E&IN FIVE CENTS q CAVITY, aid in We ca.'
CHI re Anything for ny temporary sets Of teeth hut ius
rish them YREr. WORK warranted.
tilljulylD Jon tOAEGHS.
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ADJUrtYr AND INSPECTOR GEN,RAL's OFFICE
Nu0psTocK, July lr62
following RIDERS have been issued by the War De
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H. NJ ABLL NNclllNfRA
EnNN Ann srLIILNll NLerlnA1.l

EnW ARD SrWEtGh. ADCTtDNEtR
NnhhsunF - 80 morse Iowpr stsn LpGe tei Mood.
trnths llaupE IBnkuiuR ua fifuQtua Msthinrs .s4ap
saificfup Machines lol NO. &nd lfan apes; als0 4
infge NNieN " lhtifaic- fur NpplUruh's Il4Nnn Ma
shnts lihcs P1nelH ana Drilling Machines fY wobTNt
roN u2. variety ai ntuer Machinery aN 1r sod II
auction fhafsloy Dec ~ al i0fs ocork Al vi ~ -,
air who're the Allve con nf eXamatd 4ry fin Tf 0ue
fs lha sale, whlsn wl hc ansui ~ By order rf.r +
i, IikEIh gn1 CARVLlNE sNpENCk, AaulnlsuBtls
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SALES Ar AuCTszS.

g herman co. AUcrsUNEpRA wfLL SELL THIS
-. das Nossmb RI al - o'clock. vhs 81 : e',, ~ "
the tine 6rocrfA So zS First iue or. lsS
large asso tnent al FaMay Grorns are fAnrss "ass
Gases, sh vingA Counters, Gas Figures sale po avc
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{. TBTTiE, AvCTl0NEER, OFFICE 100 BROAD
n. way w0uld eail the attention ~
Hon>3Aeepers and ~ wanting handsome FIRST class

argr sale bc hy him his Saturday molnine
~ - o'cek he spacious residence No l52 twenty aIsl
~irrL west 81 Sixth The house ~
niShrd n rosewood, wsnu, aaa mahogany Furniture
Tarlor chambers, dining elegant
rosewuod fasoforps rich VASES Bron2es and 0rnain
iof the present owner; valuable Paintings great
0f rsh Chamber Furniture beautiful
~alnnl suits IN hrocstel and reps Mattresses and Bed
Carpets rich Glassware Silver French
chna al In perfect sold strictly without
Ssserve. rain or shine. Catalogues a. house.
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AT Aucnox-sALE rosIrxE-oN MONDAY, DE.

At AUCT3oE-sALE i0SITlyE-ON MONDAY, DE-
"A cemerr at 10 o'clock. i25 avenue D. next door
Ninth street New York TO msehinss carpenters. ship
soiners ahpet makers turner's. te Turning Lathe lot
of leather Betting PBeys and Shatng upright Boring
Machine, Circular Saw, bench coinp,ess: Wood Paner.
with and boring machine attached II circular Mould
tng Machine for making irregular moungs with large ok
81 cutters four tscroi saws cabinet m2 kers Bench lot OF
kaDdscrcws. ot Of carved and sawed Cnrn. and Counter
Brackets; ~ of turned pine Ba.siers and GouAer ers,
Stoves aud ilfe, Two large carved Ea.ir- Ac
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i J!A St'RESr PLACE, 2sS SIXTH AYENUS--
~ i.stigS aBf gentlemen, " you wish Z fair
honc.t rcr e dispose of yor OF CioIhiua Carpets
Jeve &c. lie hest soa do h. to cl.! ssni
y. MIMI 80 sixth ayenne, Eightrrih stree,
Thee VIZ receive 81 per than by
any oihes dSae. LaGies attended by Mrs. Mint.
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DSEryEE NANTED-wTfH FROM Siol0 TO ssVD0
gr u pdur, Provision business take tic place
oi retired pIincr. Address ~. G Journal of
Office
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Rosswooa and mahogany Bctsoads, Bureaus Mashstsnds
spang and liar Mattresses bias walnut SUI ~ tmces
Cane Sprinc seat Chars SOFAS, Coess Eass Ia
haes Dnlas Roo, Furniture snd bsek Buffet, Ex
sension 1ah inp Chairs freocb CHINA Dinner and rcs
China Ware tsbr Cutlery Silver Ware
fTa Stand Chars match, o,ilohs st.i
(arnets A- 81 sale positive.
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V'HE FIRM ~ N. MORGAN A SON WAS DISSOLVED
i by iie dcaii, ~. Matthew Morgan h. 18th s.si. The
business wti ne lqndae by Edward Morgan hc surviving
partner ". MORGAN A SON
NEw YOvK, Nov. "a 1862.
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ErpwARp sINrzENlCN. ArcuoNEER-noRsEs
L,DwARp sCIiENCK AuCIIONIER-A SPAN or
u GafrlaRe Hurses.-Yv hpNAkD SGHENCK. This

II Carriage HUrScs.-Yv EDvAED SCHEACK. This
.ay, thr 2s;n ns, ~ cosE, n his aesros, No l5s
Broadway span Cariage Hoses IL shands high,
9y,a old. warranted rerleey Kind and gene, and be-
rr,-si be sound. Sold IL closc estate BROWN
IDESE. l5i Ii high, did warranted perfectly
sound kun and sente 10 aud excellent sade
Hcf.r. Very stylish
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DARTNI,R WANTED--IN IN OLD ESTABLISHED
Wine and >cgar house, having from S3 ss0Uo.
he htte la. 1s and bcoks; prefer
red. H"ierefs and reluici. Address tas, iIr4d
clce, frf three tis,s.
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= 1876 SEVENTH .iVENUE-LADIES AND GENTLE
"A VII and the wel known dealer Il. HA GlsiS, TO
whom .an dispose OF Jour east of Clothing Saircs,
fgrE0yG aNi ieweliy FOR ~ per Lhan at
one. house IL he city. can ad!rers, ap' ceisyncc
yourself r. Har!ls i5j seventh Avenue he..cen Twentieth
and Twenflt streets Ladies attended by Mas. Harris
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fyEOri;E COOK, ,AUCTIoNETe.-EJEGAAT HOUSE
VI hold Furniture This day. ~ o'clock smpcb stock
ofsarl3r chamber Lbrsry Dining Room Furniture,
s,ntr ~ Sepagaie parcels Catalogues az sale
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DsYCHoMANCy. HOW EITHER sen MAY rAs-
4 cnaie aud gam the oyc, confidence, affections and
good viii Of person they choose instantly Ts sne
mental requirement all securing certain surss,
IN love, marriage. SC, Tree bv mail for rs &C. ents
gdc 10 the unmarried OF both scxeran cS follt-
nsry book Of great nteIes thd edition; 100000 60
1900, rhlapephia. TT
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CLOTHING.

4 NO. 25j BoWERY.-H. RoSENTHtI HAVING "A.
IA greSt aeSie 10 purchase large quantity ot east os
Meang Apparel Furniture, carpets Jewery, &C., by 'a-
ing addressing ladies' ana gentlemen Obtain the
utmost for each article. Ladies' attended 20 by Mrf
Roseni Fease remember AMI Try 53 Boweiy. opposite
Great donca stlcet.
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1TkI0N ExERCInNG TRACK, sEvENrysECoNT
stert Boomnseaia roaf a match Tor SoV 70 90 ~
of this day Noycmbcr -. mie heals tbree IN ave u
wagonss drive bo.s s " starr pr.ls,y AZ
O'Clock. y. FINLEY. hanascr.
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A TTESIloN FOR l6i SEVENTH AvESUE.-S5aolr
~ os on Clothing Carpets. Furius: wanted,
for ich nors than the real vanc will he s,'. nnsi
havr them the California and Western iragkss Please
call ADDRESS II. HARRIS i64 Seventh between
fsenyr~l ana second streets Ladies aenEea by
Mrs ~ Harris
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, > =
HOTELS.

HOTEL IN BAHAMAS.
II THE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, Mp.
THIS frs class hotel - open for guests he cn,a %
being equal not SUPERIOR 70 the Itaiian. The cssees
determined 70 10 all in her 70 minister TO e wants
and their guests running
scmi-monthly-the BRITISH QUEEN, apply 10 Is.
Cunard, No. Bowling Green, and PACIFIC, ,Iuhn F.
Bacon, t3 South street. JOHN s. HOWELL, i.gssce.
MADISON AVENUE HOTEL, CORNER or TWENTY
l seventh street, the Harlem ana New Haven Rail
depot, overlooking Ma ison park-Rops il with
first class Board permanent transient 81 md 81 90
per day; S. TO Sl2 per week.
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s.sPAkTNERSHI

DARTNEI w.rS1ED-SpEcfAL or ACTIVE, WITT
$1,000 more. n,rwste first class business. web
established and profitable. Rest of referepce Address
box 3Hl Posi- or,ce stating where nter
tdown ,0wn) Gug.ug business hours.
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DikTSl.R NiNfED-WlTH FROM Sl0,uho TO Sa0nO0
Il eai:ai acquainted with th. taiin,' trimming bs
preferred. The advertiser has business wo rsabsh
ed Aiih isi tless radc IN Boston, Phadephia New
Icgs, wilma be extended with prospects 'encd by
koaSr he trade All smunicatons
wi real "t nc treated strictly cont. ai: