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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

The perfumes of thousand roses soon ii. o"' 'he pam caused by one of their thorns rv mains long after; saddened remembrance. n tue o'"st ot mI~th is Ike thst thorn among tn, roses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13
New Milford Village Lots fer Sale

NHE subscriber now offers for sale several very eligible building lots in the village of New Milford. The lots are beautiful, situated renting on Whittlescy Avenue. ard upon the new highway running north towards the ceme- tcry and containing from quarter to one and a quarter acres each. The terms of purchase will oe made reasonable and easy for pnrchat CTS.
 rare opportunit, is thus presr ntcd to secu.e a pleasant location and residence in one of the most delightful villages in Connecticut
 A. R. MYGATT. Dated New Milford. Feb. Is, 1881. 44tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13
ADY MADE CLOTHING. gA2ss. CAPS, CARPETS, AND
or --CEOEE S.

WINDOW SHADES. and CURTAIN-DRAPE KY !; All kinis of GROCERIES great variety of Carpenters' J"iners Masons,' and Blacksmiths' TOOLS; Round. Hoop. Oval. a. d Half Oval, Iron, Cast Steel. Nails: Carriage LlNSEED OIL, best qnali y. and PAINTS of all kinds; TURrEN FINE; KEROSENE OIL, Sc. The Subscriber has just arrived with an ex- tensive assortment of Fashionable Black and White Plai'is, Dress Goods with a fine line of Ribbon and other Trimmings to match Also Dress Goods ofali Styles, suitable as we'll as very desirable this season
 J. ELI TREAT. New Milford April 2. 1882 tf-5O
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13
HOLMES & WELLS
 FORMEhLY HOLMES & BRONSON.
HUI U ES & BRONSON. BANk-STREET. WATERRuRY. CoNX

BANk-STREET. WATERBURY. CosX. aH have associated Mr. F. D. Wells o W New York City with us, and hope. by his acquaintance in market, to make still greater in- ducements for our friends to favor us with their patronage.
 We shall open every week the choicest styles and qualities of GOODS from the Boston and New York Markets.
 Especial attention will be paid to the Selec tion of the most elegant DRESS-GOODS. and the iates, and most fashionable Spring Mantles and Mantillas
 argeS Stock of Linens & Housekeeping Goods Us Cash and Low Prices
 HOLMES < WELLS, IT., Largest Dry Goods House in the City. March llth. 1861. tf.i7
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

The Company have no losses or claims unpaid.
 SETH P. BEERS, President. JAsoN WHITING. Secretary
 SHELDEN OSBORN. HarwintOn,.
 General Agent. Julg l, 1861. tf-l3 Directors of the Company. Hon Seth P. }eers. Shelden Osborne, Jason Whiting, Philips s. B.ehc, Abiiah Catin, Henry R C"it Charles Aams. George w Thompson. A s. Lewis
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13
Y A K ct A NT'
 EYER IE SCENT SELIZER APi'RIENT

iHIs valuable and popular Medicine has uuiycr sally received the most favorable recom- mehdations of the MEDICAL PROFESSION
 and the PUBLIC, as the most
 EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
 5 A N E 4 PIE RENT. It may be used with the best effect in SH'ous and fedrle Diseases Ltyire,,ess, Sick Mcd -dche, Nausea. Loss of Appetite Lndtyesticn, -lc"t4y g he Htomuch. 1orptd,ty ot Me
 A'uer, Goat, Rheumattc .4Dtc.
 tons, GraUtL Piles.
 and all complaints where Il uESTLE AND COOLING APERIEST OR PURGATIvl
 k REQUIRED. It is particularly adapted to the wants c; Travellers h3 Sea and Land, Residents of Ho, 1imateS, Persons ot Sedentary Habits. Invalid aai convalesc'nts Captains of Vessels an Planters, will find it valuable addition to the, Mecinc Chests.
 It is in the form of powder carefully pul up in bottles, to keep in any climate and mere y requires water poured upon it to produce a 'clI-h'tul eff rvescent beverage Numerous testimonials from profess ional and other gentlemen 0! the highest standing through out the ;untry and it's steadily increasing pop n'arity for a series of years strongly puurant,c its efficacy and valuable character. and com n:nd it to the tavorab notice of an intelljp,ni ri';i,.
 Manufactured oniy |y
 TARRANT < CO.,. No. 278 Greenwich St cor Warrc,; St.
 NEW YORK And for Sale by Druggists generally. April g, 1852 Iy.1
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

SHE Twen'y-seventh Annual Report Of the -H Directors of the Litchtield Mutual Fire In- surance Company-
 Whole amount of Cash received fur Premiums and Interest from
 the commencement up to this
 uate. S6O, 722 54 Whole am of Losses and Ex- ptnSeS. 93O, 22US Dividends of 10 Der cent. paid on renewal. ....... 96822 ---- 37,2sO 90 23,44l GA Amount received for Interest the
 last year. ................. l,l70s6 Due from Agents and Cash depos-
 ited. ...................... 2,4es s6 Cash Funds s27 ,O96. .36 Amount charged on the Books as pledged Capital. al.................. 29 1902 = Making an available Capital to
 meet losses. ...................... Si5 226. 60 Accepts md Expenditures from 1st July 1860 10 lM July, 1861. Received for Premiums ms. S4688 19 Interest Account nt................ l,170 St
  5,S59 05 Deduct Losses and Expenses. ....... 2149.40 Balance resulting to Fund. " S} 7t9 65 Bulance of Cash and Notes on hand d1 Me End ot the
 FiscuL Yeur for tLt Last II Ieurs
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ESEkZ fF F.A fS F AT THE

;%f.JGili,H Eating S&kOOn. OYSTERS-Norwalk, Roast, Raw. Stewed and Tried;
 Fair Haven Plants, at Wholesale; E. P. Goodsells ,olid Oysters, Stewcd Fri ed, or Raw
 Adams Superior 1ripe, of New Haven, fried to order, or by the lb.; PIES-Mince, Apple, Custard, Lemon, Tart i; CAKES Loaf, Pound, Flied, Cup, Fenncl i; HERR1NG-Ry the dozen and box; EGGS-Boiled and Fried; Burlington Crackers by the lb. CHEESE-By the slice; Nuts and Candies of all kinds; Oranges and Lemous; Sugar Coated Cardamins; Maple Sugar by the cake and lb. Bantam SHAD, alias. SUCKERS. DRINKS-Ice Water. Wbitmorss Root Beer, Harmcr's OLD STOCK ALE. fY@ CASH PAID FOR EGGS. .@s EB CLANS OH Saturday. The Subscriber turns thanks for the liberal given him. and hopes to be able here fter to give the same satisfaction as heretofore
 S. A. WHEELER. s. D. WHEELER, Aren't. Litchfeld, May 9th 1862. tf3
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

The Early Lights of the Litch.
 field Bar. A NEAT PAMPHLET, 40 pages, octave. con. 1A talnlng biographical sketches of the follow ing eminent members of this bar PARTRIDGE THATCHER, DANIEL, EvrRrrr TAPPING REEVE, JOHN ALLEN. PARzllLA1 BLOSSOM, DANIEL w. SoUruMAYD JOIN c. SMITH, NATHANIEL, SMITH JAMES GOULD, NOAH B. BENEDICT ASA BACON, EL1su. SrEpIIxo JABEz W.HUNr1NGroN, Pu1sEAs MINER
 LEHMAN CHURCH.
 ny Hon. David 5 Boardman of New Milford Published, and for sale at this office. Price c6 .rnts per volume. 9o,f
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And nave arranged with ALLET & SEW ART.

For the Sale of their Goods in New Milford, at the same prices as the Company sell the same Goods at the Depot in New York City. as fol lows:
 P. P. Co.'S Buck-I Flour-best, s7 50.
 P. P Co.'S Buck-I Soaps;
 Family: 7c, Brown. 6c., Transparent, 4c, F. Co., Buck-1 Starch, Gets. per lb
 F. P Co s Buck-I Blue. Bets. per box.
 These Goods are represented to be and warrant ed to be the best made By their fruits judge them. Call at ALLEN SEWARD'S. and examine the Stock.
 ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Good Flour, $e.50'
 July 30th, 1882 1yl5
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YNsskee .TOfiOns,

KEROSENE OIL FLUID & ALCOHOL. \ LARGE variety of Kerosene Lamps, Patent "A Night Burners. Tom Thumb Lamps. An healed. Flint and Common Glass Chimnies.- Sold cheap for Cash by
 tf-l4 RIVERIUS MARSH
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

For Gcntiemen's Wear. CONSTANTLY on hand, a good assortm mcnt of RRoADcLoTHs. Cas>imeres Vestings, Collars, Neck Ties, 'si:ry. Gloves, Suusp-nders, &c., at pri- ces as low as the lowest
 N-1 A. G. FERRISS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13
Pinnacle Oil.

BinnacIe Oil,
 LUST RECEIVED, a supplv of tb,s .x..,,sn, Illuminating and lubricating OIL.
 ltis unsurpassed for burning and for using on machinery VIM. c. BJJET,
 Litchfeld, August 18th, 1862. tfl7
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rrErE:ga

I>iIiH New Style of PGRTRATfTHF is il, great demand at JT!fD'S GALLERY. Tv ,'rv one gets d gnodLIkENEsS a harGsunc "I'TIiRE, by this process.
 J l.. JUDI. Litchfe!d, April 3l. 1882. tf-hO
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

How BODIES ARE balming, which is Coming much into practice of late. is thus performed :-The modern embalmer 6nd> an artery into which he can place the nozzle 0: an injecting syringe. The artery in the upper part of the arm. called the bracha, or the arte. Y in the neck, the carotid, answers the purpose Into this artery the embalming fluid, consisting of alum or corrosive subIimate is injected. unii it Permeates every structure; thn fluid som times retains its auidity, sometimes it is 50 col. stituted that while it is warm in the fluid, or cooling, it sets and becomes more or less hard After the injection, the artery is closed. tn, opening through the skin is neatly sewn up, an' the operation is complete. Great numbers o the officers of the army, who have fallen in tn engagements in Virginia, have been embalme in this manner by Dr Holmes of Brooklyn. an sent home to their relatives.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13
E2 ..AIOVAF..

: REINi4ART has removed from his ol,.
 stand to the first Building below A. C. Nmlth x, south Street where WATCH REPAIR Mt m all its departments, will be prompt, 'nl faithfully executed. tf-3
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

ss CHs'Ses De VSstSe."
 NH1s New Style of PICTURES, which wa, A first introduced in Paris, is now being ex- tensively circulated in this County They are maoe with success at "Judd's Gallery''-are convenient to exchange with friends. or send by mail-and are really beautiful productions of the Photographic Art:
 - J. L. JUDD. hi'chnelo. 'an. lotn. loo2. tf.39
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FOUND.

DOrATOE HOOKS ard CORN CUTIE! s = at BlSH0I < SEDGWICK'S,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

IVY OODING & LEWIS sel. the best CALI w GOES for 124 GcHts tf-4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

Millinery and Fancy Goods.
 MRS. H. M. BALDWIN ED ETURNS thanks for past patronage. and \ ., now invites the attention of the public tc d large and beautiful stock of
 FHfs 4 gVsissfe1'
 MILLINERY GOODS, Just opening.- Hats bleached and pressed as usual. Mourning Hats always on hand, or made to order at the shortest notice
 Stitchinf done on Machine, at 2 cts per yard, Ladies wishing to learn to fit Dresses by Chart, can receive instructions with Chart E5r All orders promptly attended to. Litchfeld, Sept 24th. 1862. tf-23
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THE NEW YORK WELk
 TihIES.

Single Copies S2-1wo Copies for R3-.
 Five Copies fer tS5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-11-13

THr TAx BnL.-Somebody (Doesticks prob ablyl proposes several new amendments to the hfll now passed in Congress as follows: For kissing pretty girl, $100.
 For kissing very homely one. s2oo-ths ex sza amount being added, probably, as punish. nsnt for ths man's folly.
 Forladies kissing one another, $2,o0. The tax is placed at this rats-in order to break up shs custom altogsthsr- it being regarded by our ". C.'s @ piece of insxcusable absurdity. For every Irritation, 10 cents.
 Every young man who has more than one ~giri'' is taxed 100.
 For courting ip the kitchen, 25 cents. Courting in the sitting room, 50 cents courting in the parlor. Sl.e0
 Courting in romantic place, $500, and 4e sents for each offence thereafter,
 Seeing lady home from church, 2s cents for each offence.
 cents. the proceeds to be devoted to the relief sf disabled army chaplains.
 For lady who paints, 50 cents.
 For wearing low neck dresses, $l,o0.
 For each curlo lady g head, above ten. 5 cents.
 For any unfair device for eptraping young men into matrimony. S5.0o0.
 For wearing hoops larger then ten feet in cir sumfsrence, 8 cents for each hoop.
 Old bach's over 30 are taxed $l,00 Over ferty, S20.
 Over fifty. s50.O0, and sentenced to banish. meut in Utah.
 Each pretty lady to be taxed from 2s cents e s26,O0-she to fix the estimate on her own beauty. It is thought that a very large amount will be realized from this provision.
 Each boy baby 50 cents.
 Each girl baby, 10 cents.
 Families having more than eight babies are not to be taxed and for twins a premium of 5000 will be paid out of the funds occurring from the tax on old bachelors.
 Each Sunday loafer ou the street corners or about chulch doors is to be taxed xt his tnN Ualme. which is about cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-09

~, AT A MEETING OF THE CLERKS IN
A-F the Treasury Note Division, held July 9Th,
1862 on motion of +. Gillian, J. q. JAMESON was
called TO the Chair and J. J. Alexander appointed
Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been briefly
stated by the Chairman, the following gentlemen,
M.ssrs. Eubank, Jacobs and Ashby. We're consti.
tuted committee draft suitable preamble and
reSolu,io ions.
The committee reported the following, which
unanimously adopted
Whereas, it has pleased the Great Arhiter OF hui
man events call from midst esteemed
friend and fellow clerk, Z. w. GIlLS, who depart
cd this life at Farmvi!le, the 4th inst, his
rowing friends, in respect TO his memory, dc pass
the following resolutions
Rss0lred That in the death Of E. " ltiliS The
Department has lost competent and faithful Off.
cer, and bis surviving coiBpeers most sincere ur-
bane and kind hearted gentleman, whose many
manly qualities and virtues had endeared hin! TO
Us.
Rcsolued, That we bow in humble submission 10
the DEGREES of Him VIII, doeth ali things web, and
this visitation In midst to remind us OF
our mortality, and prompts US so 10 live that we
may be prepared to die
Rrsolued. That with sincere sorrow we mourn
the death Of our fiend, and will hold in pleasing
remembrance his many virtues ard good qualities.
Resoired, That tender heartfelt. sympa-
rhies the friends aud family OF the decreased,
with the hope that Our Heavenly Father viii com.
fort them 10 their time OF trouble
Reso,oed. That thu foregoing preamble and reso-
lutons b. published iii the Richmond papers and
Farmviie Journal, and copy OF the same be sent
TO the family OF our deceased friend
On motion of \. c. Read, the meeting then I'd
jourued. j. G. JAMESON, Chairman.
J. J. ALEXANDER See'ry
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
rhe Neu.s Va tI,e Ndffh.


GRxsADA. Miss. July 1.-THE st. Louis Rerse-
iads, Of the Sd nrt., has been received bere The
following Il summary Of the news:
dispatch, dated Cairo, let Inst. says that Gen.
Hindman h back At st. Charles. with 5000 men
Col Fits, {of the Yankee araiy9 haH abandoned
his position after spissng his guns. Curtis Ii re-
ported 10 be Ia q bal situation lis aaaplips can.
not reach hira, ssd his army hea been living on
half rattans for ten days. He will haya to cut his
way ont or be captured. 1t IL reported shat the
Yankees are again re,reatirs from Holly Springs.
The Nova Scotia has arrived with Liverpool
dates TO the 22d ui.
The Ea,.ie St Pierre affair has been settled
The correspondent, OF .he Paris Constitutional
regards the mediation Of Europe respecting the
American war. merely question of time. Public
opinion, both In England and France, daily grows
in favor Of recognition and mediation.
In the House of Commons the motion of Mr..
Lindsay respecting British relations with America,
expressing the hope that the Csnfedaracy would De
recognized, since tits now clear that its indepen'
dence Will be achieved had been postponed TO the
llth Of July.
In the House Of Lords, Mr.. Hayward stated that
he would on LIST July move a resolution that II was
the duty of the British Cove rnment to use every
exer,ion consistent with the maintenance of peace
to cad the American war.
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"STARKf HOUSE" HOSPITAL

For Gen. Jacksons " ounded, July Z Ioh..
ns.THE gallant wounded about 500 at this hos
~ pital are receiving all needful attention under
the care OF Chief Surgeon F. W. HANCOCK and his
competent assistants. DR.. Hancock is devoted to
the cause, and evinces pate4pal interest in their
comfort and welfare. Nothing is needed 10 ensure
speedy recovery save proper sustenanca. ! hope
that those who can will send BUTTERMLLK,
BREAD, FRUIT. and any little thing which may
be paia, able, to the suffering braves The men who
fought IN Hanover for Hanover, and who now lie
suffering on her soil, be taken care OF by her
citizens.
The residents in the immediate vicinity have been
stripped OF almost every thing, though doing all in
their power; and those who have escaped the raw.
ages Of the enemy ought, and know are and will
be- liberal. j T. PATTERSON.
is Sit Pastor Of Walnut Grove Church
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From the Southwest.

NOBLE July s.-!The Memphis Bulletin. Of the
9Th Instant says that the Teaerais are connecting
their two fleets at Vicksburg by cutting canal
across the country the opposite shore. They are
also fitting cut an expedition 10 go mp the Yazoo
river 20 take the Confederate batteries situated 90
miles above the mouth Of the river.
On Friday las. cur guerras captured and burnt
forty wagons, loaded with Federal stores, on tie
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. 4 detachment
of Gen. Chalmers command captured seventy tive
more, which were saved, with their contents.
The Yankees are fortifying Memphis They nrs
digging rife pits and throwing ny entrenchInents
Eve miles in rear OF the city portion Of Sherman 5
division has moved from Grand Junction p Moscow,
40 miles from Memphis, where entertainments are
being constructed Negroes being impressed
throughout West Tennessee for the purpose. An
attack Is evidently expected by the enemy.
MOBILE July Passengers by the flag OF trnca
steamer. Naichez from New Orleans, report that
Baton Rouge has been taken by Gen. Van-Dorn
and that he captured 800 prisoners.
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On Sunday, IL I'm Of Jnns, LkvRa ~
IuCEETT, n the "a year Of his aece psember q
company y, 9th Virginia regiment, irem WON'T
received in the chnfeo upon the snemT4 nAtseriss
near Gaines's INNS on the evening q me sssh
Ia entered the sefvice II the, Southern 0onled
erany fourteen months ago This was his nftn
conflict with the enemy, q an times snd under ~
ssrcn tnsfances depestiug himself with eallanfry
and intrrpidlty H. has fallen . youthful martyr--
obis sacrifice to the cause Of 5oufhsrR rights ana
inds psndencf.
~ The remains Of Orderly ssrge ant cHAs-
RNEw, Of Company II, lsf virginia fesi man.
Pines on the 3lst Of May, were yesterday removed
irom the battle field and Isinterred IN oskwooa
Cemetery, near this city.
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W. TRIBUTE OF RESPECT-Ata meeting
~ of the Executive Committee OF the insu.
rance Company of the State of Virginia, held this
the eh day Of July, 1862 the following resolutions
were adopted:
lst Resoircd, That the Board has heard with
much regret of The sudden death of JOHN CUR
RE, JR., late a member Of this Board and, while
we bow in humble submission to the Divine will,
wftske mournful pleasure in bearing testimony
to his uniform character as an upright and enter
prising citizen, and to his faithiuness in the dis
charge OF every duty imp osed on him
I'd Resotred, That We tender TO the widow of
our deceased friend and 20 his aged parents,
deep sympathy in this their great bereavement.
and that the affection may be sanc,ihed 10 their
good
81. Resolred, That these resolutions be published
in he city papers, sud that copy thereof be
to the family OF the deceased jy 9-lt+
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By 4. r. COOK, AHetionerr'
FUTURE DAYS
Dy 00DDIN + APPERsON Artr',

EXECUTO RS' SALE OF EGG ACRES n,
LALAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY s1r
MILES FROM MANCHESTER. on FsIIf"1
Q REEk, NEAR TO BRANCHs MEITir,
HOUSE-At the request Of Messrs Lawson NJ
naiiy and y w. Finney, executors Of Richard "
Flournoy. decd and by virtue of a decree NJ :,
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county, pronor,ss.
In the November term, 1860, in the case Of p,o.''
noy's executor vs. Flonrnoy, &c, We shal ali :,
public auction on the premsss, on THURsnaS
the 18th July 1862, at Ill O'Clock A. NJ m sst =
not, the first fair day thereaiter) the ,YaS, q, -
located as above, of which Richard W Florr-..
died seized, containing by rscen. survey - 10 49,.
at cur office, ESD acres, of which shout 5l
open land and the remainder In eaS and rns ~.
The place Ia now occupied by Mr. Jas. T. Msro !,
tenant. who will lake pleasure In showing i, :.
those who may call on him. Thn tract a.Io7ns 49,
lands of Messrs d. Winfrse e. Ii. S.niih "
Stafford, 10. d. Flourroy, W. G. Hatcher. sc a.:
can be conveniently subdivided into seversl Ssss.
tracts The buildings On tie place are .uch =, -,
usually found on farm. D'
TERMs-Liberai, aad made known at n. h,r.,.
SAFE. Inis being largo estate, quite near 10 M.
cneater ana 70 Richmond, sad within thr,s ~
OF the Peters 1rg railroad should attract ,he 49,.
ton Oh capitalists and Others.
GODDIN < ApPERsoy. Aur.
r.. h.-The foregoing farm. in whole or in ,,,.
can l1 ne treated for privately. iiy9l GA
BY REDWOOD & KEACH durts-
81 Main gfrfaf !
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BY REDWOOD & KEACR Aurl
~ Main street.

HfNTEEI. HOUSEHOLD, PARLOR, CHAN
GROCERIES,. AC.--on FRIDAY. nth ir., a.
O'Clock we will sell, st the residence of Lev, n.
rick Esd, on 18th street, between jackson au,l n
val, all the Furniture, .&c., IN the premisga A.,
sisiins Of Come Sent Chairs; Dining and .Ybsa-I
Tables; !" ardrobes: Bedsteads. Beds Matfs&.ss.
and Coverings; one No. Cooking steve. ons ss.'
China and Crockery Ware, Knives and ForI,
Spoons; Tubs Buckets Tin Ware, &c; 10, !,
Mating, and various other articles too nuuer.r.
to mention.
Atso--A lot OF Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Salt Fia,,
jy 9-tds REDWOOD & KEACH Aness
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EOSHER HOSPITAL.

July ctu, Ict@. }
~ MESSRS EDITORS: Please acknowledge
~ orr thanks for the following contributions to
this hospital: From Miss Anna G. Logan, of Gooch-
land barrel of lee. and iot of hospital dress
ings; G. Watkins, Esq, Of Richmond so lbs. Of sl,-
gar; "Moore's Swamp Female Sewing Society" OK
Sury county, Va, one bale clothing lint. &c; Rev.
Moses Hose, d. D., Richmond, Va, 9l0ai from per-
sons, names unknown, $50.
WALTER COLES, Surgeon in charge
il Gilt of Bosher and Spotswood Hospitals
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w. NOTICE.-The regular hall. yearly meet
~ ing Of the ST VINCENT'S c. EENEVO-
LENT SOCIETY, will take place next wEDNES-
DAY EVENING, at haif-past 2 o'clock, at the
usual meeting place of the Society. Members are
requested TO be prompt in their attendance, as
business Of importance VIII be brought beforeTne
Society. PHILLIP TOPPlN, Prest.
JSo. GIBLIN Secretary. jys-2t"