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An Ascending TraI,aY

NORWICH, VI July e6.-L. 8. PARTRIDGE. II Z
Marshal and postmaster here under BucbsnanIs
administration, q. who was recently indicted for
hig h treason, has abscOnded accom- nBnjed hT, a.
other prominent parties implicated The nrIrrie
pat charge was the cutting down OF a 1aq. stst
and carrying OF the United States Gag
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WANTS.

w. Af'FE I'd go R,ENT---Froa sept Inter I,t,s q
NC.l luil l.eEcl hDyEs.. n oanlTal location:
uot les thar 4 fooEg- sTeie.sed rear .he CapIto
Address Box as, SiaT Of5os. jySu
n ke1ECE.
u hOSb In UA1t CT EmE E'oyrloI Of nny kipA
NgrC better ca OF tie LsH IGrtI Lg6ENfIs
DFfIt't, \ Q. SAl 9th -tr--t, where tie beet ~
sfy VII Be sivea a E-.t clsss So-vsatsD hsys
Says tSi lla2t;C1z "a 4 Rad IL. EOOi LoOSa, ISar
lrsfses ,SFaf7 g. .aG :, I, altess I'D SsarlstressoG
Z 80, fOT YOGEE FaL - pait "a ..F5s- m yriyasS
-Eyil.ss 81 EssSla. FAR Z - ~ NJ al I.rn-
113 ers IL vast good hep Vii s73 Il 20 theis Al
TsLtSEe 20 call.
2. HOUSES va-tsd. TIE bsyt OF te.,ns.
above, ~ -Sf-SA-t -
m Sly NH. NrLLER
~ ~ ,b-,,i.s 80. .Isg- g7y.uE SECOND
- 1AED FLhNiEDG r. STOVES .nd BED
5.ECs lST Hui1i Ss arc rsg,Hg the h,ehsrz
AZ silJe5. EE7t e de-. -E.lE hOCESE sSF IA o.
-AF!Eg zar piss g fsTL.t-.s, " ald II q fisIr
-fFht'sssS 10 zi7S - 9 CAL.
ie lE-i' re. sfa = g h-S- \ s1S II -,
~ NANEED-Eyory BsTsoE % snOv tast an m
" 81 IA Sct Ie=-s = FEy cash ter All sruolos
= tne hOaseturuisaic= 'sEe. ESoEe lea wing ne
uty, OF having = =urpigS, VII! 90 vel 10 oalf ri
bOGhLl, 12- SerSlta sL-, Sstvsen q an gsS.
e&st Eidsl 0ea.sr n Nes kna Ssoons hand FSFs
ATTIRE. poU III
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Frem New Orleans-rhe Health ef The c;,,
Still Good.

NEW YORK, July 2s.-The steamer Marion
rom New Orleans on the Goth, arrived herr mi.
aIIeLhoon. @ The health Of New Orleans Continued
cleaning the strests PiO'eu In
Inc news Of the exploits Of the rebel ram Ar
Kansas Kansas caused some excitement, but IL was soon
Mobile papers - 'e so''eo Oy the
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~ SCHNkfbHRsS-
Cs y IxrRovzp PafESf -sg sl =
wa MAfkk CLOSET Or CLOSE STOOLS,

N, hosyitais. Hessls aad Prfeas A~s1.ss.
factts stools are made wholly of n,sls are bs.
osS ttee tron s-uelk osnnot ret orf 81 ord1r X ~
fofleike. ere tke Convenient 40 -
use Ihey heye teen Edoptsd q in al ths q. q 49, -
nSton, ID. G, 49,
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OFFICE U. : PESirEVTI.kY,

~ NASHlNGToNs ~. g, july e, L62
sEILED PROPOSALS vii b. raosived At this ofbos
uatIl hugu5t $.h, 1897, 81 . o'c.0ok NJ. for fuTn
,sn9E an esLysT,ng he lY.,9vInE Srtlc.ss, tae
Was sIagten, . c., va: l''
1000 lbs or the best gsiltg OF oak tanned slau,h
Ter S2!e Leather, weight from l6 20 "a Ibs.
900 feet of oak-'anned Wax Iea,ber. frorr
slaughter hldss, vel finished. Five s:des Of
this srtlry will be required 'or a usn.S;e.
1,CO lbi; OF BL0om Cora. redium E'zs. .alIty
,E.f WI. work iise.f. and make . Iood
5000 No. ] b... Broom Hardle-.
soS $40 lbs IS, In k1, WIRE, WI bsst sqIll:J.
The above SuaEtty to Be delivered monthly.
1850 yards Of stpp,d Clo.h stripe, 70 be Of light
S5ds oosOa Ts%i md 50aI x0os. aH2Hi 2ias. iD0A''
500 YARD, ofIt,htsr CjAiSo Aaso sam. 60.
1909 ys-d, of cOttoh tWiiled ShiTtirE, 4 Tanis
The abOTecIo:hto 20 . heSvr ,er,iOs. &c ara.ls
,o,,, AlEo
a. 0GsRel PoGasces
bushel smsu white Beans
so lbr. Cod FIsh
So u 9, Shoulders
500 bs SaEEr
5se !gs. Gofes
s. 8 fsiiS5. ftslISa. M0isasss. SM6iiasf
600 lbs Rice
saoh E.cLth. ~ 10 'uiHitneStee OF
lSO lbs. Of frssh Beef. xitbor, hor. ,.,a o..
four GAys in each week '' "a
l5O !Sa. ofcOrned Beef yltbout hoDe -.
8Hsek. 0' OAeNSA IN
- A!GO
100 tons white ssh egg Coal 70 he d.ix.,.s A,
the month Of SeFiember aA
Sallen IN q ElLss iHF, " 'oeA SAAn -
samples. "e'' - tcss
~ the shove articles vii vary in .uapti.,. q,
the &c ohsnmPhon OF the PeEitsntlary NAV resutre.
~ - DIS VI oe paid in 80 - 90 days from ne
Ilms ol The delivery OF the toods II furuiShed &C
may te duo Viii be forfeited N1NH
frokosSa VII Do Addressed 20 III 4. KlrF. W.r-
Gsn' y ashlnstoa, u. c." and endorsed SProso-
fTas, ,.uy. Il. l. Ming,
~ - e---s Warden.
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D2oPOsALs FOR LEAD.
Orssa.es okcl, No, fa..ar,-,,t.


pr.,.,, ,WAsHISeToE, klAg 20, Is5l
fkofosALs val be received bJ thIG DepsrtmeLf
Unit m. on the evening Of tie fth Of June. ~
sSs 1sl.verY ~ The following Arsensls, a scon a.
s,eos TONS OF LEAD, "a fol,ov.. -.
York, 900 tons. '' NeN
MAJ a. the Ye,E Nfw xOEt Arsenal sOvsrnOr. l..na,
AT AZ the Al AAilsEasny ArssnsI, Pittsburgh. PeEns,l-
AZ AZ tas 81 Louis Arsenal, 81. LOuia, Missouri,
The load must be 6aIen.. or oth,r .u,n..,-
StsIsSerE, or con English, Of the most approved
Proposals viii be received for lots of9oO tons aud
Of eaoh dellvory wv
Failure 70 deliver at |. speclf ed tune viii sub
eot the oontTaotor 20 forfeltnre Of the amount 20
be dellvered at that time. =
raties obtaining oonfrh cts viii be resplred %
enter into eopds with proper securtties for itc
The DeIsTtmsnt reserves to itself the right 70
Proposals vii be addressed as follow,. g.
i w. RIPLEY, Chief Of Ordnance Washinsten-
Lead" m Si s.si.1t ot
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AN APPEAL FOR THE uyIoy.

BT HON. ROBERT J. WALKER, .Ea
Lac Senator Of the United States, Sserstary of
the Treasury, GoUsrnor-of KassaS, &c &c q
LETTER SECOND.
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EkEkR ATTRACTIONS

IT1s-1~A q . hO1IUNS.
NEW STORE.
Just oksaed OF the corner of 9Oth street 40 p
aSenaei north E.ie, large stock OF CI16FHINSS
ahtS, GAtS =Gd BOOTS and SHOES, when
VIII Be Eo.e So ys.y low p-lCas - -
49,, ~. SMITH & CO, Clothle.s,
cor. foth g. and "a, Sv, and No $50 7th Ft,
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lORpNArcI OFFIcT, MAY q, iss<
The snentlty o. lead rec ured by the above q
vernssment IA [eoneed 70 one third OF the shoye
nsf,ns s tie PROPOSALS ia sxtsndsd. 10 ths ssA er
49, M u :. i''1 ~ 80 80 las W.. RIpLRY..
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t'OR, CipTHIN0, RATS. CAPS, BOOTS
a, sro SHOti z. me loSeet price, corner S5<h
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fNLOrElNG, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS sud
" zdnkS corner fOth street ana Pa avenue
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NOW Is YOUR TIM 80 Buy CLoTB-
" ING. HATS, CAPS. BOOTS aud SHors
corner S0th str at and Pa sV
NEW sJORE STOCktD VITA CLOTE-
- = M, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS and CAPS
corner SDth street ara - RV. -
Dl-lm J. b. SMITH n CO, Cjothl.r.
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q OF the oOnvep erCs q nv First Usro ,r6
.,o5 SSSi EetoTa cnstomsrs, hsys opened 9 traIo6
stSIe oH Lso oorlsef OF 25th street ans Pa kVenae
" HvlsIa tEsy E,la Gld \ Scod sfooE cf fTI-6TGfNa
HATS, CaESs BOOTS aI41 SiIO /: ; AZ the lsy,sst
7Tlcs = town. = q SNii>tH a SsnoNSef NSef
C:othlcfs. corner 18Th ST aud Pa Az
40 Ne 100 7fh strrsf
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NEW YORK, July 2s-The steamer Ediubur,
on cape Race, brings the following additions
news:
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EIasT NARp, ATTENTI0NI

NOV oEened ard for s-ie a. the lowest ratss. q
sEi SssOhS, On the corner of 2oth street sEd Pa
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APPOINTMENT ~ rus Cvsros.ffouss.- e.
lowing were yesterday appointed ~ Clsrks In ths
Custom-Iisuse, Third Division, ats salary Of $500
per annum -
Orlando IT. Moore 0corge W. Dvyer,
Charles w. Clinton, Alfrei PhiHtT,e,
Hamilton Fulton, WIN. .. Ffit.r,ld.
John Pennell ard Patrick Tgts were sppo,nt.d
messengers, NJ salary Of 5000 Per snnnm.
general cmtament was made "A the saiayi.-
~ the clerks In the Third Division, ranging fra.
10 70 f0rcr cont those Of ~ iOOas ,5Oc being re-.
duccd " $1,000 those Of $1,000 " $1,000 and
$1,000 h $1,000.
A NEw ENPRrss CoNrASY from Bcs,on n wash
inyton has been est.bifhei, u witch r. w. Oool-
idge, cNpresanan Of long experience, Is the ge-
neral agent. Ofhce in this city iOi Broadway.
TnE contemplated prize hyht between youi
Johnny Lazarus aud young Donnclly has been in.
d, hnteiy postponed.
TuE steamship Champion, from Aspinw,ll Jan.
T. arrived here yesterday. She brings $4,000 in
specie.
TIH JAcKsoS HEAVY ARrtLEuy offers uiusua
vertsemcnt.
aINs.-Patrick Nugent, ma-pn by trade cf
his residence Ne. 2I2 West 18th street. on the 3ri
inst, aud has not since been heard ~ Any infnr-
nation len with Mr. Carpenter, Inspector Of Police
or with Mr.. Nugcnt, will I've gratefully received.
Tim ERRrHsoS BArrERi.-This battery the
mode Of construction Of which 40 have before refcrr
ci ~ ia undergoing some alteration. prior To bcing
launched, In order ~ certain success ON trial
without which the vessel Is not ~ be accepted by the
Government. 1t Va expected ~ Ia completed In ten
or hnecn DAYS
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PeIico InteiIiEcsce.

Al INrunESr VIsiroE.-A stage driver namei
WIN. hlnnckin alias Gih-un, was arrested recently,
charged Will assault and battery upon Mrs.. sarah
v. StprycS, ut NJ. Yih West 3d t., and al~i ON
uIariDiuu of having stolen from her a watch anil
chan II nppcrrs that the prisoner had passed
himself III ~ % single man IT, the ldy's servant,
although lac has = wife, aui wa iu the habit q
Writing hcr Hs such. On the evening of the 9Th
inst, tue lady happened To- visit hcr Kitchen, and
found tie prisoner Nicatcd, aud several tumhlctH
and lottlc ut llu lying upon the table bc.ida
him. SHE Immediately ordered him H. leave, but
Instead Of doing ~, he 'n,nra lac would make love
h. the lSiy, aud rrumptly threw his arms around
her neck. Tho servant girl, nstNnshed and hnrri.
feel II the mpuien,e Of her beau, rushed into the
street, N"d ssu returned with policeman, aud the
'ne' ,"n"t" 'AE" driver was arrested. Ia the str1ig.
ruii watch AMI chain which shc lnl on her pcr.sin
'iSrUpearcd and she thinks the stage driver L.,k
Them. u" Was taken g. Court, and held 10 await
examination.
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JERSEY CITY.

TnF RFsiGSATtoS ~ GES. SgRL.-A meeting oi
German citizens 81 HubokCn was held on Monday
evening, tor the purpose Of taking action In reference
Ia tue case OF Gen. Sige. DIR. Ritter occupied the
chair. The treatment ot Gen. Sgel the sub
jet Of remark. 10y DIR. Dona, Mr.. SuAstny, and
others and resolution was adopted requesting the
citizens %! Iluboken IN attend the demonstration n
be made In New York the last OF this week.
REi.EF FOR FAMILIES ~ SoLpIms.-Since the
commencement Of the war the number of families
Of soldiers IN Jcrsey City receiving aid from the
Of state bounty paid ont by Major Van Worst, a. 900
Amount paid from the Relief fund -, 900. The
total number from Jersey City enlisted in New
jersey regiments exceeds 100.
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MARINE INrM.I,IoENCE.

Tho brig Henry A DINER, from Havana, in b.
last, was going iuto baltimore Jan II, dismasse
having been IN collisiou with one Of the vessels
mssta
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LOST AND FOUND.

RANK BOOK LOST-ON THE SAVINGS
I'uank u cocker 1; No. Of b,uk Isl, SOC; lost ou
monday, Jan 18th; the finder will please leave H.,
same NJ N Bank and ublige the owner. jobs
NJ FADDLN,
DOG IOST-SATURDAY NIGHT LAST, 4
- black aud Tan slut3H years Old, named SALLY
80 reward will Ie pad Jr hsr return h. John !
NJ CAFFkki, 80 York 1t, Brooklyn. itlI Plll
EOUND-A POCKET BOOK, on BOARD
tie Catherine hrry b1rt; the owner can hnyp 10
10y calling 10 DAVID RYAN, cartm,n, lanes sip
DlCKED Up ADRIFT on THE MORN
ng Of the 18TH inst, In the Etst River, a yii,,I
boat. The owner can have her by proving proper.
" ind paying expenses. Apply at Gl West st.
jal5 3'llS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DR. w. BEACH, AUTHOR OF THE
- American Reform Practice, In connection with
DIR. BEACH, have taken an office IT rs Fast IN
1t, between I'd and 3D. ayes Ofice Lours from Q
. IL 4. NJ, aud to6P.h. l5.;ac.lOO
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COAL, &C.

rOA L.
~ At 10, ~, 81 Rposevolt 81, ncnr Chatham, the
best quality Of red and white ush cll, received Last
summer, aud will he screened and delivered clean
ir,tu under dry roof. Ala, English Camel will
bee -,d 1t the lowest price for such coal
ia 2iar'll3 T.. GARRICK.
COKE-I AN DELIVERING COKE AT s3
~ per chu,drun. Office, 100 West llth It, ncu
III ave. A. IIEARIT. UIG'l0S
81 1n-COAl~-I AM NOW DELIVER
rs nv ing superior article Of family c.sil,
screened and free from slate, al ~ 10 por ton 90.
700 lh-., from yard 40 Wiyrry Place, and Prriy
and West sts, Moth River. A. TREAD DWELL, Ayt.
JalI 2Inc'l22
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A L. BATTERSON'S FURNITURE PACK
IA. ing Establishment, G5G Sixth ave, near IOtl st;
all kinds Of rcn 81 ordinary iiru ire pianos pier
and Nnxed In the best manner tor shipping. large
Wagons Tor removing furniture u the city e. the
country. N. II. a. l.. B., has the whole building,
orc Sixth ave, for storage Of furniture. Jlj 3'l1O
CASII PAID FOR WATCHES. JEWELRY,
~ gold, silver. diamond. ant other precious
stones at tie jcwelry store, 30 Grui 4, door
nom t.s-eN. JiI 2i,c'lnj
GOLD-nIGIlESr PREMIUM PAID FOR
VI gold, IN s,tm- Of ~ and upwards, ly
4. Z. JAMES n CO.,
80 W ~ 4.
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
This ,ahis y derived " conp.risOa q Ne !
Board sales eaoh dayt-

u,,..,o.. ,.. d. -, a.. pr-.,s a.. Z, LA, -.
w. - " ~
derable buoyancJ In gcTTnmen'4' M pTtces n
Ia Little rbanpe fr,m the quotations OF ye-ser,i
r. H., -, .,,,,.,.,,.,, -,,cks sho,r, .c ,r,,..
80 10, ~ 'i
'nehi o' Ht't per ceas' In o's'o 'eocAS 'here'
Ate done. The bonds Of the seceusion states
-,a,..
,-,-- -
Money ~chesPe"fg' ana We near o' c''''n"ers
hurtTtss At 0taSH Icr cent. Pime paper v sca
and annuestipnalle names arc van,ei "a Der o.
-, -. c.. ,h.,, ,,..,..I,, ,,,,,r,,,,,,
"'n J." rA'le' "'u'er ''''' Jo''''y mn"
, not very active. The rates are 3fs3k Premiu
viii same asking tO3H, Preian exchange ~ Or
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SAVINGS BANKS.

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, 10 AVENUE
~, bet LIT and "a ayes Open daily, from t. .,
after January goth, on AL deposits cnttel b tho
Hr c, At ire rute Il six per cent. per nuuuu, al
sums ~ h.r dollars and upwards, Interest not called
.r viii bee PLACED D. tho credit of dcppsitors, and
draw interest the same u4 the {nt deposit. De-
pusi- made IN before Jnurry 2Cth, will bepr IN
tere-t from January l. GEORGE FOLSOM, Pres;
SEYMOUR A, BuNCE, See. ihl54,W, Tu,S,&M'
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROARDlNG-TWO YOUNG MEN, ALSO
- two younR ladies', can be accomm dated with
board, where they cnn have the comforts of home,
lF applying at % Pike street. Terms n 4uit the
times. Jal4 a'lJ5
BOARDING DOWN GOWN-A FEW SIN.
- gle gentlemen can be- accommodated with good
board and pleasant ruums by applying at 30, Pear!
Htreet' Terms reasonable, iili 3'lJT
LURNlSlIED ROOMS TO LET-IN SUITS
co separate, no very lpw rent, and ais, Il ,r,,-
T. lci,iu New York and Brupklyu-all 1t wtrpn ~
l"r nrthrr particulars inquire At 200 Bridge IT..
brooklyn. iaiIg'li5
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\NHLLAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK,
w corner uf South Third and Fourth sts, Brook
DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY-AS
"A have had five Teeth extracted without 'epiuy
my pain whatever, by Or. j. JAY NILLERS, ~
49, Grand IT, two blpcl.a from Broadway / insert
this checr!ully, ns recommendation 10 those -uf-
ferng from ToothaChe. Mrs, DERWIN, 80 Tnr-
tieth 1t. il5 3'l2S
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A RTIFICAL TEETH. G. KENNEDY,
a Dentist, 10 Bowery, three doors below Spring
st. IL inserting his beautiful follke teoth at the low
est possible prices. Whole sets on gold or platina
from S25 upwards, and silver or rubber from $40
upwards. Partial sets on gold ~ each tooth, or on
silver 81 Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases.
jal4 staG'ioi
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ITO LET-STORE AND BASEMENT ON
II the southeast corner Of 42d 1t aud 9th av; rent
low. Also good basement, with good oven In
IT, suitable for bakery. situated 26l west 2Sth n.
eth Ayes. il3 4sii2
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GROCERIES.

FLOUR FLOUR LOOK AT THE Prices
flood -four for 500 extra $3.50; double extra
81; all Of fnperior quality, delivered. C,nc one
come TIL. II. y. COYLR'S cheap stotos, i.I and
1'G agTtle ave, aesG GO,d sh RrOOklyn, - si'l0o
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T D. MORGAN < co.

B,unty Pension, Arrclrt of Ply for m '"t-, -l,-
d crs and their fuu cs procured q the Army and
Navy Banking. Onirr,
NJ 900 BROADWAY.
Claims Tor recruiting expenses prepared To- pay
uicnt and collected promptly ll5 ilt'lpJ
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCfION SALE OF HANDSOME HOuSE-
"a h'Id utuiturc, q the dwelling house, i2~
WHvtrlry Piece let Washington square aud Gu
ave, this day NJ u'cluck precisely cons sting o'
18th BtuHses and ingram carpets, sntll ia lounges.
rhirS, rockers, cluc<H. vases mirrors, curtains,
A1dcs, l.. ds aid bedding, hlankct@ bclstc d-, hu-
resus, slas, china and FNerWtrc, table cutlery,
'lclotf, stoves, Sc. Sale positive t2I
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ENIPLOYMENT-FemnIes.

OPERATORS WANTED-ON planners
- mtDituC, uu army coats. price 3tS ~ tA%
per week, steady work through The winter. ca
1t u Ludlow u. u
WANTED OPERATORS, BAlN TIERS ON
w flannel sacks, on Wheeler * Wilson machine.
ApIly ior one week At TO- W list u. Alsv girl
Too Homework OF small family. Apply "a above.
NAANTED-2 GIRLS TO GO To CALL
w rnia apply Ctau am square. girls \,
20 h. Bumps. spplN DO. conductor apply I
to. . trial eSnen apply Chatham SQUARE.
pUrters for -tufrs apply Chatham Square. 2tN-
pres driver apply Chatham square. li6
WANTED on HOOp-SKt RTS-AN EN.
w p1ren,rd girl tbr shaping and iuHpcy ton.
A'.' good press hands, aud one huttnner. Apply
It ~ Fulton ~, brooklyn. up stairs. II
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40 LEr-THE THIRD FLOOR, CON-
l4sining sitting and ( bed rooms, iR house II
Place; water On door; will be let low to a
hes' jl3 Gilt
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A lC1lON NOTICE ELEGANT SALE
IA household furniture, this day tWcdncsd y ut
private uHdru,c, Hi West 10th 1T, near 9th ay d, 1T
loh u'lu b, CON .stiug Il cafpsting AMI bedding col
rvcry description, rpscwud pi,uoturtc, bureau
b ,ittcadS, Wp-lsinnds, spitl,ds, tables, chair,
clocks, curtains, mirrors, china, glass, crutkcry,
slvcrWntc, table cutlery, &c Also general a,s ri
mcut Of lp.cmeut aud tchcn furniture sdcp-i
tive. X. KELLY, Auut'r. i2p
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DAVID u. EGAN, AUCTlONEER-W
II-l tns day, At as Canal II, y O'Clock. SPLEEN
ia Iul'r suit" "' black walnut uuutlrr, looking
sl',s"s, lsns hNturrt, bureaus, bclstotd buiI,ts,
cruckory, china, WtrdtUbcs wushstlnds tSc. 81
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DAMNnRnkER,S SHE THIS Day N

IN N.NT1Ts ITN U-NI, '
10Y o'clock, viii be sold 10y BElI. X INiRN-
HAM, nj the f'wuhrulct'H establishments NJ. Ipj
of pied cd goods Of nh descriptions women,
ami chtldrrn's rlothiug, lr,ls, bedding, d., ladies
gitcts, lyuts shoes, watches, iowclry, h., Hy or
der Of u. B'cr, Licensed PtNnbroker, 400 lIuI4nr
street. 1874
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REAL ESTATE.
TO LET.

ITO LET-SIN APARTMENTS, ROOMS
Il and bedroom, In very respectable houses ; uu
one need apply but nice, quiet families Vent from
~ 70 - per month, with gas and cr't,n water.
Inquire for week, at 1873 and 30 First ave, corner
loi 9th II. ial4 3'l2G
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Gas FILTER wANTED-ONE WHO IN
~ derstands his business also 10y 10 years Of
age. Apply at 10 ave C. ut I A. ". 20
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PAWNBEOKER'S SALE-JOIlN MORTl-
m'r Will sell M. day At 10 Eut B.ualguy, men
and WumenH wearing apparel, cuatJ pants, yr4ts
ladies' dr'sHcs, sl.."h, unlrr clrtheL pillows, bel
linen, a., DC. liy uIdcr u' +. III Liam, l2l West
broadway, and III West seth u. 20
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A FIRST RATE HAM TRIMMER, ALSO A
IA first rate homer wanted. None hut such tho
roughly understand their business need apply.
BUDLONG q STOKES, foot OF Baltic It, Brooklyn
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MAN WANTED-A HANDY NAN, Honest
A'l and temperate, willing H. make himself useful
Apply 10 sUPERINTENDENr, % h. 29th st, base
ment. q
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SllELlfl'S SALE-CASSlMER VEST.
- Jugs, &g.- CHAMBERS n FAIRCulID, Au,.
uHucrs, viii sel 1t their ues r,.u, rs Niis,u II
900 fliiry, Jiu. Il, rt l0u'cluyk, arg, as, rrtmrnt
on risssiw'ru yrstiufs, buttons ard tulri'- trim
innings.
l1J JOHN KELLY, I1tr sheriff.
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TWO OR THREE MORE HANDS Wanted
Il from 10 to ~ years of 's,e, for light manuf.c-
turing business. Cal let and O'clock at 81 and
60 Centre II, 4th flour, front buildings. ~
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TIVE Shilling Advertisements.

I" Two line Advertisements inserted under this
bead for quarter Of dollar.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

nor SALE-GLASS CASES AND SHELLY
ing; suitable tor fitting up bakery, or any kind
Of fancy store. Inquire nj 53 second ave. iyl5 3
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TINMAN wANTED-TO co IN TILE
Il country; none hut Kr,d clean solderer need
apply, al NJ : Peck Slip, New York. ~
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NXIIlIAM ABBOTT, AUCTR-OFFICE I
w D. Il Broadway, will ,ell on this day, NJ lDH
u'c"k, the st"'k and fixtures of the iu,y b'r room
PCS Twelfth n, near ave H. utk arm chairs, heer
pumps, walnut counter, paintings, DC. ~
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EROaE EtsEDRR1eKsRURQ.

AM
Tho Battle OF Sa.uroey-Gfeat Oafa
mage ON our Slde-Our Loss from
$4,000 20 $4,000. "a no 2; = .s,,,4,7,,a
New YolK, Dec. 16.--Tbe correspondent OF
the Tribune Thus describes the carnage OF Sat-
urdsy: s9rl 70 sa1s& o. '5.g ss:s:l fla1H
Il Ia not using too strong an expression 70
say that In this battle We, were butehered. The
loss of the enemy In comparisonpwith iour own
must be insignIfokht. More than half the dl.
vision Of General French were placed hcSs dw
combat befpye they had sAred o. shotl Having
orders toaWithholdl thsip frs, charge rbayonete'
and rush upon the Entertainments, they anticir
pated no obstacle until they should meet Ina
hand to hard light for qthe Great OF t1e hrst
range of hills. Bat how ,lisle they kns" the
foe they had to deal with Lying close upon
the soft earth behind q low stone wall and hall
destroyed fence, which We. had not taken INTO.
our calculations as Obstacles, the enemy
watched the approach Of French until every
man in battle line came under the aim OF the
best sharpshooters In the rebel army. 10 an
instant, almost, before the fence itself was
discovered to be an obstacle, long,
thick line OF fame and smoke streamed
above the fence and wall, and at the moment
the fret voiley was fred sixty pieces OF ARTILLERY
charged with grape and canister, sent their
internal contents s;rai ght through our advancing
lines, raking them ID 'front.' ana upon Dotn nenAs.
Destruction so terrible never before has been
seen during this war. French went Into tne
battle with 1,OO0 men. Two days after the
battle, only ;2oo men have reported 70 MN. y
Inc entire 1883 OF tne CORPS Of Coucn, CONSIST.