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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26


HRXDQ's WISE MOUNTED GUARD,
Charles City O. H., Nov &C. 1857
T1aIRTT DOLLARS REWARD-For tie fol.
lowing deserters from my company:
WIN. g. SCHMIDT. = German. about feet
high, rather spare light complexion. light hair,
and blue eyer; Is substitute; about IS years old.
VIM WILLIAMS alias LEWIS, Ia about feet
inches heavy ret light hair and blue eyes down.
east countensnce, represents himself to be Lou.
isienan.
JOHN LEWIS. about S feet inches, dark COM
plexion, black hair and eyes, about Is years OF
age; rssiden. Of Richmond
EDWIN PAITs, about 5 feet inches, light com.
piexion, Light hair and blue eyes; citizen of Rsh-
mond.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery
OF each Ct these deserters to me or at any Of the
city piisons; and $50 will be paid for hENRT
VOICE, a German. about feet inches high, rather
sin, speaks bad English. light hair and gray eyes;
said to te q blacksmith He 10 deserter and thief
L. ]. HAWLEY, Capt Co. D,
no a6-d3&cwlt* 10th Beg. Va. Cav.
A Ii MEMBERS OF CAPTAINS 0OLDsBO.
II RoU9H'S and BARRYS COMPANIES VIII
report to Capt <6oldsboroush. At Camp Maryland.
THIS DAY, at 3 o'clock otherwise they will be
arrested end confined a. deserters no 26-lt"
NHIMBORAZO HOsPITAL-An out patients
~ aud absensess r. m this hospital will report
TO their respective diviouson or before the lst day
of Deeemb.., or be advertised e dsssrtsrs.
a IIEnIAOa, m n n KAANO86Si - IlHVx
IA RECRUITS WANTED FOB THE STUART
HORsI ARTILLHRY!-Ano opportunity il now
offered for Marylandsrs to Join Maryland organi.
cation. Horses and equipments furnished Re.
crults may be sent TO camp without delay, and will
be mounted Immediately after their arrival.
The usual bounty win be promptly paid.
T. p. JOHNSTON, 1st It.,
Stuart Horse Artillery, Cav. Divisiou.
EOffice. opposite Spotswood Hotel.
no 25-3ws
A TTRNTIONi JACKSON 0UAKD-The fol.
IA lowing members Of Jackson Guard. Company
j, 59th Virginia Rsgimsnt ere hereby notiAed 70
report to their company 81 Chains farm, eight
miles below Richmond, within eight days from the
publication Of this oedsr, thsy WIN be eousidered
desertsss and the usual reward offered for their ~
rest:
Samuel 0ooda, VIM Gappin
VIM Nstterl John OC0nnoF,
Preston etasis. VIM Fl 0tarks,
Wallace Tinslsy, Thoe y TccmhA
John 1taynoF, Wn n bryant,
Geo w Vest, Geo Latch,
Henry : 00lo0t 9Ao0 81 1urns.
0lnAU n DIoXluo0N,
NO lo-3s 0hps. o. 4 ~ Va 1sG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

TWO BXCHLLENT FRAMED TENKMKNTS
on the South side Of Clay and West line of
Smith streets st the Western corporate limits FOR
SALE AT AUCrION.-Will be sold at auction, on
the premises, on FRIDAY, December 9th, 1852. at
4 O'Clock p NJ, two excellent Framed Tehements
located az above lone occupied by Mr. -, and
the other by Mrs Perrin Each has nix rooms, be-
sides Kitchen. and are renting to punctual tenants.
TERas--One.third cash balance ct and IL
months bearing interest," or all ca at the option Of
the purchaser dODDIN L. APPRRSON, Aucts
2. S.--TLs foregoing property can be bought
privatsy no 70
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ENOtICE.- Our large ssie OF Dry Goods,
Shoe. and Cloth ng will commence this (WED
NEsDAY) morning at 10 o'clock, and will ineiuoe
the best assortment offs.so y Us this season Inc
Shoes aud Clothing viii DO sold at IL O'Clock.
no s6-lt KsHI, PAINE a. COt AOcts.
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0S0EAOUD.--loo boxes very Superior, puso, en-.
cured 0H1WJN0 TOBACCO. III sale on
ocndgymsnt. WADSWORTH + rALHKR
70 16-i0t
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Isl I've years old; perfectly sound. and rides snd
works well lie can Be- sesn at tho e,s0 Stables,
Also. q military SADDLE and BkIDLE INQUIRE
of Leut 8. n. COOPER, on 5sh street.
nc 2f-lws Bet. Grace and YYsukdn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

E~A NOV
LATE ENaLfsH SLondcn> PAPERS.
LATH NORTHERN PAPERS,
LATE NORTHERN pAPERs,
LATE NORTHERN PAPERS,
Al tho
CONFHDERAT7 READIN0ROOn.
PAPERS, also. from
ALL THK CITY PAPERS.
Admission. (good for all day. 10 cents.
Paper, Envelopes. &c, dor writing letter.
furnished without extra charge. no 20-n"
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xw SALES AT AUCTI0N.-Our sales for the
ersaing week viii take plsce as follow. viz
On MONDAY, the 9th,
Rich JEWELkY, Silver aud Plated WARE.
On TUESOz thu 25th-
GROCERIES, AID MATPD TOBACCO.
and on WEDNESDAY,, the 26h,
4 large ard attractive stock Of DRY GOODS,
SHOES snd CLOTHING.
10 al-5t KENT, PAINE & CO., I0Icts.
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Riehmond, EoTembe5 IS 1862
nBK- OOOD baaahirAh.--kesu The fol-

DJK- GO0D ssaahirAh.-kesul the fol.
N lowing certificate
RICHMOND. Nov "a, 1852
M ". L Roca-Dear Sir l take pleasure In
adding another testimonial 20 the efficacy Of your
"0ood rsmsr!tan." had been suffering severely
with pain In NY loin,. produced from strain Ia
Hitting The pain at times ives very severe. aad 1t
was with much difficulty that could dssce nd the
stairs WAS induced 10 try your remedy and il
produced relic, after fcur or Eve applications -
Ny granddaughter had Q swelling Of the glands on
hsr thrcxs and neck accompanied with much pain
and difficulty In swallowing. This csss was aleo
relieved ey 6 few applications Of the "Gooa Ssr
marian" have only used about lhres.fo ar,hs OF
bottle 10 both Cases think no family should be
Wttht ut IT, Yours truly, w. 8. MANSON
ROCKS GOOD EAMARIrAN, for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Pains In the Back Side, or Chest, stiff
ness Of Joints, &C. for sac Wholesale ard retail by
JANIS r. DUV4L,
no 26-l9~ Druggist, Main and 10th sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

EIFTDEN rRANID BUILDINGS AT ASH.
Y LAND Hanover county. for sale AT AUG.
TION, to be removed In . short ume.-At the re.
quest Of the Richmond and fredericksburg Rail.
road Company We shall sell for cash. ct public auc.
ton, ct the Ashland RaceCourse, on W1DNB6-
DAY, the Sd December 1862 commencing at 10
o'clock, the following Framed Buildings on the said
Race-fed, the same to bs removed IN short ums'
viz:
l. onsstory Building, "A by 10 feet, shinsie
3 A one:.tory Building. laby fleet. with wing
>. ! one :tory Building. Il BY 20 feet. with
: 4 ons.ss:y Building. IL by IS feet. with
S 4 81. :to.y building. II BY loA feet, with =
g. A onsstoEy Building II by l2e feet.
All the above arc ahingled roofs.
Z. A onestory Building. Is BY SO feet, gravel roof
8. A one-story Building 33 by. ia feet, with .
wing Is by 81 feet. This house has Q small chin
uey and "a sash, with 10 by II glass.
s. twostory Building, 80 81 loa feet. single
roof, with &c sash-Io By IA glass.
10. A two story Building, IL BY 10 fest ahinsle
II. A two.story Building 30 by II feet, gravel
roof, with Is sssh-l2 by IA glass.
II Judge Stand, - by q feet, twostory, tin root
Is. A Shed, 10 by 80 feet plank roof
Il. A one story House, ISL BY s52 feet, single
roof.
Is one story House 80 by IS feet. ahingle roof.
As the materials in the most Of the said buildings
are sound and good, now IL a favorable chance for
those wishing building materials to supply them
selves Tno 22l 9ODDiN& APPRRS0N, Auet'rs.
VERY v LOABLn AND HIGHLY ATTRACT.
v I'VE LOTS on the North side Of Grace street
and Kast line of 7th streets, FOR SALE Ar AUG
TION.-At tho request Of the heirs Of the late
Solomon Jacobs, we shall sell at public auction, On
tia premises, on TUESDAY, the 01'of December.
1852, at u O'Clock p. H., those four LOTS located
as shove and now occupied by Mssgrs. Green 4
Allen, each fronting "a feet, and running back $50
feet to wide alley. The location of these Lots ID
such al to recommend them to those who may wish
TO secure properly In the most desirable part Of
the city.
TERMS -One fourth cssh balance at 6, IL and
Is months for negotiable rotes interest added and
secured by trust deed; all cash, at the option
nj nhoaor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

~SPECIAL NOTICE is called 10 our sale
fHIs DAY Of fine Beef title.
M cs-l; WILLIAMSON e. CO, ATcts
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WI ANrED A young Virgins lady, of ezpe.
Wv risnce, thoroughly competent to teach all
the higher English branches. desires sit1sion Ed
TEACHEa, either in a school or private family -
No objection TO soirg further South. Fer paTtiou'
lars address Miss KATE" Nelson station, Nelson
sour.v Va 60 2f-3.'
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112DEkrAKER.--1b be subscriber ID prepared
" 70 attend 10 the BURIAL OF peSsous 10 the
city aud country. VIII slso dgnter and furnish
Cofhns. with Boxes. for deceased soldisrs 70 that
they can be transported 70 N, part Of the Confede
rsey. All osdexs pro0ptiy attended to.
r. LAUBE,
Corner Of Hrosd and Sd slreets
Richmond, Va
u Address" Box 10. go" Post once.
a., G-1ma
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

TNIvE DOLLARS REWAKD.-Lost,o on Monday,
r 2ith int on Brook Turnpike, between Yellow
Tavern end Richmond, one patent leather CATER
SHOE, No. S. The sbsvs reward will be paid If
lei. at Dispatch Office or at No. 70 Main st: set
no 26-2tk J. c. DICKINSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

~. THE VALUABLE JA1 ktVkH rs,
TATE, called "BeSver Dam con sinlng eSo
acres, to be sold AT AUCTION on THURSDAY
The 9Th November. 1852, at l2 o'clock The spo
ci.l attention of the pab!;c is respectfully called 20
the sale of the above Ba! sbe estate Persons &C.
string to attend will procure thsir passports By
leaving Richmond In the packet boat on Nednes-
day a. S o'clock NJ, yon will reach the farm st
II O'Clock at night
10 25-tds GODDlN & APPERSCH. Auttrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

EOR 6ALR-A healthy negro WOMAN, with.
cut encumbrance, TO remain In or near the
city. She h good waihsr and ironsr and . plain
cook. Apply st JOHN DO16'h, on Broad street.
between 9th and 7th. no 06-3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

A TRUNK, marked J. L. Harrell. Finance Bu'
n rsau, P o. Department was taken from the
re rrsburg cars, Sunday night, Nov 23d Will
paw liberia, reward tor the delivery Of this trunk
to me-. JOHN HARRELL,
no aS-4ts Department.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE AND HIRE.

$500 ---~-----~---~--
TCOR SALE-To remain In or near the city Of
Richmond. q likely NAN. about Is years old,
9 frstrste Dining. Room and House Servant gene.
orally; besides, Il No. Caterer. He 10 sold for
no fault his present owner having no uss for him.
For terms 40, apply at Gary Street JAIL
Q6-3tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

TSFRAY--Caoe to my house OF the ed inst,
~ a small gorfel MARE, with saddle on Tbs
owner will call at J. w. RANDOLFB'S, III Main
81. prove property, and take her away.
M cS-2tk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

\ BOZ. Apply 70 TIE undassigzsd, at the Pow
kslan Hotel lno 4a-Stsl W. + AAGOM1J
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rPNO EXTORTrOs.-Od prices Tor PIANO
TUNING and REPAIRING.
il THURSTON,
no 2i-3.* Clay, between III anc 81 SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-11-26

NSrRAY HORSk-Osme to my farm, n Hen
~ rico county, several weeks ago, q bay HORSE
TIE owner can get him by proving property and
paying all chargss Apply to
BOILING W. HAXALL,
ma oz-S&A I OH "a lnaursucA Co Etata Of VA.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05


MORE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL.
1t will be seen that some mysterious hand
writing has been discovered upon the
walls of the prominent places in Rich
mond. The Union men, who, we were
assured some time ago, had a secret
league, no doubt find this writing the on
ly sure means of corresponding with their
friends. The Examiner, of the 10Th inst.
has the following comments
The citizens of Richmond had their pa
triotism shocked again yesterday NOR
ming by reasonable writings appearing
on the walls and public places in the city.
We are not of those who see in these de-
vices the evidence Of the existence in our
midst of feeling in sympathy with the
sentiments therein set forth-but rather
look upon it as the malicious work OF
some lawless characters who should be
arrested by the police and made to pay for
their mischievous doings under the laws,
by the imposition of fine for the deface-
ment of police property.
There may be traitorous design it,
but we do not believe it. Still the thing
may work evil by augmenting in weak
minds the excitement which the present
events naturally excite in all minds Fol-
this reason citizens would be justified il
visiting upon any one found so meanly
engaged, summary punishment, sudder
and severe, on the spot. Let the mid
night 'chalkers' look out, whoever they
be, whether secret foe in our midst, or 8
mischief maker at large. There is ven
geance sleeping for such, and it may fal
when not looked for.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
A LOUISIANA CONGRESSMAN STILL FOR

A LOUISIANA CONGRESSMAN STILL FOR
THE UNIoN-An officer of the Massachu-
setts 21st writes from New Orleans as fol-
lows: Last nigbr the officer of the guard
at the St. Charles was accosted by gentle
man whom be found TO be Bouligny, one OF
the last Representatives whom Louisiana sent
TO Congress, and who held out for the Union
long after his s ate seeded. Since that
time that man has fought no less than seven
duels-nearly one month-solely on ac-
count of bis Union sentiments. he is now
a manned man, his lett hand shattered and
left arm paraly zed, and one or both OF his
feet injured This is literally standing ur
for the Union, and he says be IS still al
strong onion man as ever. Ali honor tc
him and all like him May they be many.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

The ONWARD MovEMENT.--As the de-
tails OF the great battle before Richmond
come to hard. II leaves no chance to doubt
that the enemy, though temporarily success
fuI on the first day, was completely over
whelmed and routed on the second, and that
the victory was fully as decisive as could be
wished. Twelve hundred rebels were left
dead ON the field. Our forces not only re-
<-.L 49, ,s-s----s
day. but drove the enemy some two miles
beyond Such terror did the bayonet charg-
ps OF our gallant troops inspire, that the
rebel officers ound il utterly impossible to
rally their troops, or TO induce them to make
a stand. Gen. McClellan's forces had stead
ily advanced every moment SINCE the
engagement, and were at last accounts
within five miles OF the beleaguered city. i
NAV be even douttiul whether the enemy
will make another serious attempt to resis
| the capture OF Richmond. But however tha
NAV be. the confidence is almost unlversa
that Mcclellan will be in Richmond before
| the close OF another week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
ARrRxAs WARD AS AN EDITOR. In

ARTEMAs WARD AS AN EDITOR. - In
the autumn Of 49,, my friend, the editor Of
the Baldwinsville Buele, was obliged toleave
perfeshernal dootes & 60 s dig bis taters, &
axed me to edit for him doorin his Absence
Accordingly I ground bis Shears and com
menced. II didn't take me CRATE while to
slash out copy enuff from the xchanges for
one isoo, and l thawt I'd ride up to the town
on little Jaunt, to rest my Branes, which
had been severely wracked by my mentle ef-
furts. (This is sorter Ironically So went
over to the Rale Road offs and asked the
superintendent for pars.
You editor" he sxed, evijently on the
pint of snickerin. v'3.oa
g Yes Sir" sez |, "dont look poor enuff7"
just about" sed be, "but our Road can't
psrs you" A"a'
Can't hay ?" Gc,-d
I" No, Sir-it can't"
Becauz," said !, looking him full in the
face with an Eagle eye, sit goes so darned
sloic can't pars enybOdy !"
Methinks had him thar. Its the slowest
Rale Road in the West. With a mortified
air, be told me to get out of his ofiss. pit
ted him and went.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
From NlcClellan's Army.

aeaOquarters, June ..
As all the wounded and many Of the dead
have been sent to the White House by rail-
road, it is impossible to obtain correct lists Of
casualties of the past three days.
rhe rebel officers were unable to rally
their troops this morning, and have retreat
ed back towards Richmond. IN =
Our men have moved forward to Far Oak,
five miles from the city. -
jeff Davis and Letcher were both at the
fight yesterday.
The dead are now being buried.
Gen. Hooker made reconnaissance yes
terday on the Williamsburg turnpike, to
within four miles of Richmond, 4, without
meeting the enemy in force.i
Every one feels sanguine of the ta.. Of
Richmond, when our troops advance for an
engagement a a5f
Among the wounded were COL Hunt, 92d
New York, and Col. Van sWyck, 10th
Legion, slightly in leg.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
MORE VOLUNTEERS .

BY oLivxE. PAINE.
Hear ye the call that echoes
Ger hill, and vale, and see!
Arise ye pstriot-hsartedl
Our Country must be free!
The voice Of Goa hath shsk en-
Our land from shore TO shore,
fe sons OF earth, awaken
Heroic real opce more.
6ird on our srmor bravely!
The strife 10 Wild and drear-
Fair freedom shall not perish
With victory 80 near,
GO, brothersl pure and holy
lhs love that bids you stay,
But nobler is the blessing
inat speeds yoa on your way.
60! meet the struggle firmly.
And bear the banner high!
Let this, your wrchword, echo
We FAINT not till we die!'
fhe hours arr march ing onward,
We watch, and wait, and pray,
That Righ' shall prove triumphant,
and Peace her scepter sway.
That Slavery. no token
Shall yield to coming time, @-
That oier her letters oxen
Shall dawn a Joy sublime
Our eyes shall zee its glory,
Roll ON the mighty day
Brave sor's lean out 10 listen,
Glad feet the cal obey.
Nore OF our earnest praying
speed the radiant years,
hst lie upon the future
Vfthe noble volunteers
More farewell words! we give them,
More of our isyed aud brave!
Hea ts yield them proudly, sadly
0uH cherished land TO cave
Tie end is drawing nearer
The God Of Hosts shall be
Our aid within the struggle,
Our Country SHAH be free .t4...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

The Richmond Examiner says il, will
not attempt to conceal the fact that the
federal advance is fraught with danger,
and hopes the inhabitants of the city are
equal to the emergency of making their
city a second Moscow, and welcoming the
invader only to desolation and ashes. 1t
denounces with bitterest indignation the
small traders" who, because the Yam
KEGS are so near, refuse to take Confed-
crate notes, and declares that their goods
should be seized and themselves impris'
oned. As small capitalists will be chief
loosersu by the explosion of confederate
notes, their distrust Of the stuff is natural.
BOOTY rS 'ana,aSs nass, ias guur into the beauty
passions of its readers by telling them
that after the capture of Hanover Court
House, citizen caught party of Yam
kee soldiers in the act of outraging his
wife, and shot one Of them with fowling
piece, when the rest fastened rope about
his neck and suspended him from limb
of an adjacent tree, leaving his body
hanging there. [.t..- -. /
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05

FIRE, so that ur loss falls principally upon the
men, who had left all their effects in their
tents The attack was made so suddenly and
unexpectedly that at this time (six o'clock
r NJ, while the fight is still going on and
all is confusion, j, is impossible to give the
exact position which each regiment held in
the engagement. ........ d.
Cssey's division tell back 10 the Seven
Pines, where the division o. Gen. Couch was
drawn up behind rife pits.
III. hattie ragged iercely here for tune,
when Gen. Couch fell hack. with considera
Bile loss, short distance, but Fl ally succeed
ed mskrg successful sand till the arri.
val Of REIN orrrm' nts from Gen, Heintzleman,
whose troops ser- pouri Il IN the railroad
as lett tlv field, and, learn, succeeded
jointly in checking the 'nrruy and et,king
part OF the ground los dntius t'ie day.
What the casusliirs W r., ii. Couch's divis,
ion il is impossible TO learn "a, he present
iitn- OF wn,ing, a, IL is near aark, and those
wh, Sc staten NJ can be relied upnn are still
On the fed. learn ina, PEEK aut Devens
brigades We e ac'lyely engaged aud suffered
considerable loss, hut can learn nothing reli-
able from the balance. e.
Abont four o'clock word was sent to Gen.
Sumner to bring up bis corps, which we're
encamped beyond the Chickahominy. They
crossed the bridge buil' h, his troops, but
tLree miles above Bottom Bridge, and desig
mated qy the name of Grapevine bridge. The
last OF them crossed about seven o'clock, and
marched directly 10 the front, where thoy
will be ready for whatever may trsnspire in
the morning. .a 3d.. ...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
Who is THE AUTHOR OF JuN1us? NJ

Who is THE AUTHOR OF JUNIUs? Mr..
Weed, in his lsst letter from London, des-
criDes visit TO John Taylor, now 81 years
Of age, the author of Junius Identified in
1916. Mr. Weed after referring to the con-
troversy excited by this book and his inter-
est in it says:
1t is now nearly half century since Ju-
MUS Identified was published, and although
now, as then, nothing has occurred 10 i'm
peach the letter in which "Junius" says he
is the :" sole depository OF his own secret, and
it will die with me-" yet before the present
year closes, all doubt or question as to the au-
thorship of those Letters will be removed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
IMPROVED WINDOW SAsH.-Mr. ,

IMPROVED WINDOW SAsH.-Mr. j.
c. Currier, of Bradford, has just obtain
ed letters patent for an improved window
sash and method Of setting glass, and is
now engaged in selling rights to manu-
facture in different counties.
The glass, instead of being fastened as
usual, by putty, is showed into groove
made in sash. By this arrangement
old glass can be removed and new inser-
ted without the trouble of cutting out put
ty hardened by age. 1t is made SO as to
be perfectly tig ht, and as cheap as by the
old me. bod.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
Cost OF LIVING IR BosToN.-Upon tn

CosT OF LIVING IR BosToN.-Upon the
whole, the necessaries of hfe,-mest, -four,
butter, &C., &c.,--ran now be obtained at
moderate rates; good butter is sold for twenty
cents per pound; eggs from IL to Is cents
per dozen; good beef from IL to IA cents
veal at TO- corned beef as low as seven or
eight cents. All kinds of vegetables will
soon be plenty and cheap. A good article
of flour can be purchased for six and half
dollars per barrel. Sugar is still rather high
Rents are lower than they have been for
several years yast.- Boston Traveller.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-06-05
The Montreal Witness, Of the 18th inst.

The Montreal Witness, OF the 18th inst,
makes the following sensible remarks:
has overtaken the confederates must demon
alize their armies unless composed of men OF
superhuman courage and endurance, and 1t
is really difficult to see for what object they
can now prolong the war. 1t is 10 be re.
membered, how ever, that the Jews at the fall
of Jerusalem never gave in to the Romans,
but were exterminated or utterly scattered
by that power. This doom of utter intatua-
ton fell upon the Jewish nation judicially
and the same thing may take place with the
shareholders"