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Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
The Snow Storm.

M8-Ths snow storm which commenced here
on FRIDAY morning has prevailed very gene ally
ovsrthe country, reaching as far south ss 4ich'
mond, While here 1t was Of small moment, only
falling to the depth of an inch or two, farther
south IL was three or four inches deep. The
W ashiugton correspondent Of the Baltimore Sue
o;vss the folIovipe intsrsstins S-st. In connexon
herewith
Having heard to- day. In some OF our public re-
sort,: MANY controversies upen the subject OF the
esr,;est snow storms within the past ten yAsrs-
sorno contspdrng that the ftst snow occurred on
mi, and the othen on that particular day have
tskeu the trouble to examine the meteorolongicai
records at the Smithsonian Institution, from
which CLEAN the following facts, and which
hope you will publish for the benefit of antiquari-
ans and othero, whose msin topic of conversation
is the everlasting weather. have alse noted the
the seure of the Thermometer and state Of tie
weather ON the 7th of November In each yetr
within the past ten years.
| In 1858 the first snow storm, which was very
severe and lasted all day, commenced on the 74,h
of October. She 7th of November as clear
dav, and the ermemeter stood at p. III. at Al
degrees. In 1854 the frst snow snorm occurred
cn the 7,h of December. II was very slight. Or
L
degrees at noon. In 1856 the first snow, who
was slight, fell on the Is b of December, and th'
whole month of November was warm. The I'll
Of November was = clear and beautiful day, u.
f st snow (,1ght) was on the 22i Of December,
and the lib of November was a cloudy d5, tn.
thermometer indicating Sc degrees at o'oock P.
NJ. In 1887 the first snow, which lasteds all day,
Commenced on the s of December, and he 7th OF
November was very warm and sultr' day, the
thermometer standing at 76 degrees. b 1853 the
| first snow the 18th of November, and las
| led about three hours. The 7.h OF Nov was
isir dav, the therm ometer standing at Al ieerees
In 1859 the first snow commenced on thel3 b CT
1 d cember. en the Tth of November the mrnipg
| was clesr, and the sfternoo and evening ioudy,
the thermc meter at p. n. being al 55 degrees.
In 1850 The first snow was on the the 21st Of No
v, mber. The 7th of November was clss day.
and the thermometer at p II. at 1s degrees. In
1861 the first snow occurred ON the 23d of Novem-
Der. On the 7th the weather was clear, and the
thermometer at o'clock p. NJ. was at 81 degrees.
To day, during the prevalence of the snow sorin,
the therm0uste ranged from 20 to 500 degrees.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
The Spirit of Improvement.

We have freq eht d 'monsiration that our
town is not yet entireIy finished and that the
march of improvement is still onward, al
though years ago we heard suggested the idea
of having it fenced in. The latest evidence
of substantial progress is the handsome three
story building recently erected on Washing
ton street and now receiving the finishing
touch from the hands of onr skilful mechanics
The building is of brick, conveniently arran-
ged for store ronms aud for private residence
was erected for and under the supervision Of
our townsman Joshua P. Crist, Esq which is
guarantee itselfthat nothing has been spared
to reuder it enduring and attractive. The
two store rooms have already been occupied
ono by Mr.. Hutton as Jewelry establish
nent, and the other has been taken and tilted
up in handsome style. by our enterprising
young friends, Messrs. BIN & Bro, Druggists
These latter gentlemen appear to have prop
er appreciation of the benefits to>be derived
from a free use of printers ink and are conse-
quently dri sing thriving trade. Our readers
would do well to give them call, if only to
inspect their model establishment
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
HAGERSTOWN MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY D. A.rs & son.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLoun AVID MEAL,-Ths demand for all varieties
continues very limit, d, but the ma ket rul- ,
s'esdy with only moderate stotk and short re-
ceipts. Sales on Change comprised 800 bbE god
Howard prreet Exrs ~ 81 75. al 2O0 bbls 20,
do super at 81 per hbl. We quote s'autsrh
City Mills Sup4r at SC 6215, Ohio do. a G rs I 90
and How'd tr, et do. At SIE% ST pot ht q IL
Extra a 81 81 Howard str q. co at al rs
md shioi log brands Ctty NJ rs co q IS so
per bhL r. Flour aid Con- Meal sFe qule, o.
uuchaug'd.
GRAIR.-Some 50 eco bushels OF Grain were re-
ceived at the Corr Exchange TO dsv. via: IL 500
The demand for Wheat Vas brisk, aud D ic > f
both cOlOrs showed au Improvement nf lull, &c s
per bushel. Sal .mbracen 5000 tGst,ls ,ou.
mon to fair sound " ite at l co l 7S, l 500 bush-
els good atd prime 20. ~ s0" l 80, ard 6O0 bush
els choice do. at % 1876 per basael; 8 700 bush-
els fair to primo PeursJ lsania red al 45Al SO,
and osO bu h Is triir rry 10 choice Soath.rn do
At tS i 50 per busheI.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Trustees Sale ofRcal Estate

ID virtue Of decree Of The Circuit Court for
~ Washington County as n Court ttfEout
re unds rsgned Trustee will ttfrr at pubic ,aIs
in the town OF HsDcc ck on '''
SATURDAY, the 18th day of DECEMBER psxt,
at eleven o'clock A. NJ ard the updvidd d ipt,r.
est, ,hs sane oeiI z the one fifth part thereof of
wn,ch c. rtain FrsRcis b. Thomas died seiz. d
anu possessed OF in ard to all that real estate IL,
ing 10 Washington G. unity ard State OF Mar.
:"na ana situate in the Hancock district and ad-
joining the lands of ]. d uart.' beirs n Pr' ~;
piitS igers, ano Others and il b, iug the sams
LeAI estate OF which a certain George Thomas
died seized and possessed.
me terms ot Sale are cash. And upon the pay.
ment OF the purchase money a deed will be- rr ,cy,
ted therefor. 10
ROBERT BRIDGES, Trustee.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
What's to be done with them.

The people of Washington City are already
beginning to feel the effects Of the Emancipa
tion policy of the Administration. Mayor
Wallach of that city has written letter Civ
ing the reasons why the support of numerous
emancipated slaves shall not be thrown upon
the city, which letter has been referred to Gen.
Wadsworth, who has referred it to the Wa
Department. and thence it has gone. rs un.
dsrst md, to tine President. Before the eman.
cipation act masters of slaves were obliged to
take care of the invalids, young, old, &c, and
1t csnust reasonably be expected tina the city
can SUPPORT those who are made paupers bv
20 cot Of its own.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Trading under Difficulties:

By orders from the Government goods for
warded from Baltimore or Philadelphia, for
points in the interior, are required to be en-
tered and passed at the custom. house before
the railroads will AXE them. Oysters are in
cluded in the list, and the packers are required
to clear all packages before they can be sent
from the city.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
4florrie0.

Ia Frederick ca the 3oth ult., by the Rev.
George Drihl, D D Dir. WV rERLr, o, Fred.
elirk, to Ms, MA4r NuEGH,kEa, il tn Q town.
the Reid, nee o. dr. Il Ing am. near smiths
burg, on the IL of selten ber, by the R-v. J.
w. oantse, MIR. S"L"NuS q. KKousE to Miss EnXA
NJ. SToSLsHAnEs, both Of this county.
In lndian Spring District, Washington Ct unity,
Nd IN the 4th met, by the Rev. n. W. Harris,
Mr.. WILra4 E. ALBRIGHT, formerI, of Va, to
Miss SARAH E hrSRs, of Indian Spring District.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Deliberate CareIessness,

1aS-A few days since, soldier by the name of
Henry May, q resident of this place, and belong
ing to one of the Maryland Regiments, with a
carelessness amounting almost to elaboration,
shot of two of his fingers whilst in the act, as is
asserted, of cleansing his gun. With the fingers,
We are sarry to add, went hundred dollars, more
or less, Of bounty.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Estate Of George Bra goonier. decd

NollCEis is hereby given that the subscriber
L has obtained from the Orphans Court for
sshington County, Letters of administration on
the personal estate Of GEORGE BRAGO0NIER.
late OF said County, deceased. ALL persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouch. rs
thereof. to the subscriber, on or before the 10th
dav OF May next, otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all ben, ft of said estate. Given
under my hand this 2s.t day OF October, 1867
All persons Knowing themselves ind, bted to said
estate are requested to call and make Immediate
payment
JOHN A. K. BREWER ,Adrinistrator.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Bold Theft.

~ On yesterday afternoon, the stabls of DR..
@. q. W. McG II. in this town, was entered, and
horse, saddle and bride, in company with some
euterprising individual, took leave of ABSENCE
As yet no tidings have been received of their
whereabouts.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
FROM THE ARMY OF THz P0l 0MAc'
GENERAL Mc'cLElaAN's fAREwEA TO THE
TROOPS.
E.xTHUST.ssTIC GREETK.VG.
GENERAL BURNSIDE ASSUMES COMMAND.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or TIE PoToMAc,
wARRENToN, Monday Evening, November
10 General Mcclellan was to have left yes
terday for the North, but the transferring OF
command like this could not be accomplished
in day, ana he was therefore compelled to
remain.
At 9 o'clock last evening all the officers be-
longing to headquarters assembled at the Gen
erals tent to bid him farewell The only toast
given was by Gen. Nc 'Clellan 1.-THE Army
of the Potomac" s....-.
Gen Mcclellan and staff, accompanied by
Gen Burnside, to day bid farewell to this
army visiting in succession the several army
corps. AS the'general 10 through the ranks
the torn and tattered banners Of the veterans ;
were dipped to greet i'm, while thousands OF
soldiers gave vent, in continuous FUNDS OF
applause, to their fee lirgs.
| The general and his staff will leave by speH
cial train tomorrow for the North.
The following or der was issued by General
Burnside on his taking the command OF the
army:
In accordance with General Orders No 1872,
issued by the PRESIDENT of the United states,
| hereby assume command of the army Of the
| Potomac. Patriotism and the exercise of my
Y1 in taas dhiEaiti9 }eist hpy u
its officers and men will, l h pc, under the
blessing of God, ensure its success
Having been skarer of the privations
and witness of the bravery of the old army
of the Potomac in the Maryland campaign,
and fully identified with them in their feeling
of respect aud esteem for Gen. Nc Clellan,
entertained through a leng and most friendly
association with him, L feel that it is not as
stranger that assume their command To
the Ninth Corps, 30 long and intimately as-
sociated with me. l need say nothing Our
histories are identical. " .th difiideDee for
myself, but with proud confidence in the un>
swerving loyalty and determination of the
gallant army now entrusted to my care.
accept its control with the steadfast assurance
that The just cause must prevail e..
A. 4. BURNSIDE,
"Major General Commanding"
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
STRAY EsOA "a

OAME TO THE RESIDENCE OF THE sUB.
scriber near Letter sburg, on or about the latter
part of August, last large WHITE BOAR with
small black spot on left jaw, no ear marks
The owner is r' quested to come forward prove
properly y CHAR. es and take him away.
nov IA 3,.pd MARTIN SPECK
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

The telegraph announces the fact to the whole
world thattwo contrabands died for want and ex
posurs at Cairo, Illinois. That happens to white
people in this country every day; bat little notice
h taken oft.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

Articles for the Present Season.
Gold cream, Csmphor To-, u imph0r Cream, Gu
Solidited Glycerine Ice freshly prepared by
BELL 4 BRO. ApothecsrtsE
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
-. II Il DVhNcTUHI
"Major General COMMANDING"

ExENPTB FROM FUTuaE DRATr.--It has been de-
cidtd that If p rson bas been drafted, and furn-
isbes substitute who is Lder age or an slien he
he is free f. ON sl future drafts. But hould the
substitute be on the OF the militia and mother
draft is ords ed and the substitute i. drawn, the
principal VITO employed the iabstitu;e has TO go
himself or procure sGnls other person.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
Call aud examine before purchasing.
novik SOL p RouRrp

John HutEel & wife & others.
Harriet HutzpI & others.
MO. 1429 --In the Circuit Court for Washing.
~ too County, sitting as u Court of Eouity.E
otdered by the Clerk of said Court this Is dsy
Of November. 1862, that the Auditors Report and
Account No. faal, Hled in the shove case, be
cause to the contrary thereof Sc shewn on or bs-
tore the hith day Of December mex, provided a
copy OF this order be inserted In some ne " spaper
printed and Published 10 Hsgerstown, once a week
for three successive weeks before said last man.
TONED day. =, =
True copy--Tsst:
noFls ISAAC NESBlTT, Clerk.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
PIPES. PIPES. PIPES.

complete stock comprising. Briar Wood, Rose
Pipe and Patent Receiver Pipe containing re-
ceptacle Tor the oil or Darcotiue produced during
the combustion of the tobacco
BELL RRO. Apotbecarias
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14

~ opprsssisn will make wis. man mad.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-14
EXECUTORS SALE.
OF
REAL ESTATE.
100 Acres GfEand,

more or less. The land is of the frst Quality, arr
and in good state Of cultivation. Tue i'm prove
merits are TWO-STORY
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Giationern an0 fautp goo0s.
60 T1HE PEN Is MlGHrIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PTN-TIiE BESr or ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

4fIE BEST PENS ~ THE WORLD.
On receipt Of sny Of The oSSins sums N e-.h oT ros
directed Gcd Pen or Pens. ','eeHS lie 's~' see0'@'
sc c6sseriptioH. viz;
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.
FOR % cents the Msqc Pen for "a cents, so LucsZ Per
FOR ~ cents the hssyseaay reli foE - cents the Eesn'
Pen; and for ! J. the Ezcelsior Pea.
Tho sizes are Nos. 2. 8 Z. and q. -o ,.,>.,.s,o,,
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 90 Cents the Magic Pen: for IS cent. the Lnrsv Pen
for 81 tie Awsy.Resdy Pen; for 25 tho Elessnt Pen
'sS sSd for %p 81 ds sf FeS h fR Points S e
Of every Of which will fA ouiast gross Of the best
The name "A Norton "Eumber," and "oa,y' are
stamped the following Pens ad the Points are "Hrfnie
csie size onig: No benR the smallest, No tho largest,
ADAPTED for pocket; No ite smallest and 10 10 tn-
Nbs Of oil szes aod qualities Short Nibs Of No, and
end nsde only Of f, quality. The ensfayiHgi are seii
h'' o' Tue &c GoLD ID PsNs. WITHOUT CASES
Fol Is cents, No POn, Il. quality or Ao.1 Pea %
For 81 No Pen, lst quality era No aPeu. I'd qanly
For - 2s sNo APES Is. qualify or .NO 'Pcn, I'd quail
ty. ors No Pen 80 quality D.. d ,u,r.
ty or No 4 Pen 3d quality.
Tor 81 IS NO Pen, quality, orsNO ePcn adqu,Iiy
Ior az Is. No & Pen lst duaiitg -... .....,,.. -.
THE eAE Goh; rSs ,Sr, = b. sltykn EXTENSION
For 81 90 syo Pen. q quaqy, No.a Pea 20 quality
For y 10 no 2fsn 1T quality, OF 10 Fen "a a4A-
For 81 No Pen, IL quality or No Pen "a quality
For 81 5SsSo Pea l. quality OF No; Pen. ID quail.
sly. 10 Pen. % quality. -
For 80 No. Pen, st quality. no. 6Pep 2i quality
Tor 80 80 No. 6 Pen. lat ousty. -
! GOLD PENS ALLIst QUALITY, ~ SILVER-A MOUNTED
Al DESk-HOLDENS.
For so No. Ten; for s. zj sN' 5Peni fof 81 'Sa
No. Pen; For 80 80 No Pen.
For S4aNo. g. Pen; loT s5 E no sPen and for tsaNo
10 Pen.
ls Quality pointed With the very best irido'nl9
Points carefully selected, and Of hi. quality ac sold
wfh the sstes iuqoriccl!on which tsDi aud the cioses
! scrutiny detect
TIE % Quality" superior to any Por' msds by hin
previous TO t3e wear ls1H.
TIE % Qnaity' DO intends hal equa IL respect to D p
roiy Elasticity and Good Wiring Qualities (iho only tsue
I consi ioistonfi sfy Gold leni made efewlerc.
In regard Tie hcsp 0od Pens he begs eve 70 sy thls
previous orerstng hs New sud feentsd Nacines he
could made Good Writing ,ud Durable Pens to
The price had Tho Gold bee fnrnishrd gra'ui'ously
I.rr'ies ordeyfHg NUT oil s0geei fpceyy The MN
Ler" ard QDaiIy" u te Penn r1Hfed and be particular
. deso''Je ne Kind y Pen' rsg PrQer-0'eb'or dV o.
I iabeT. e90yss oT fae
70 For sale oy s dealers Ia tie lima Throughout the
country. -
70. 25 Aisiden rsne Eow.York.
hry seudugs single letter post-stamp viii reoeiys cir
! crlaT with the eugfsying gs ebJgr referred to.
D
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Fnncy Drem SILKS. at

CHEAP Fancy Dress SILKS, at
~ CHAS HEARD L Co.'S no 10i Or,nd-s'.
CLesp Tlsin Dfesi StIkS, ~
CHhs. HEARD L Co.'S 10. 50i Gran T.
Cheap Plaid tnd S.liV-d SILKS. Of
CHAS HEARD CO... No ~ Grsnd Il.
Cheap Forlue SILKS. sIiped P.sid, sd Printsd st
CHAS. HEARD 4 Cos, no. jjl Oraads o..
Clsan Black ILKS g. ~ widths st
CifAs HEARD g. Co.. 10. 39i Grand 81.
Cheap Heavy Bltcs cordee sILhs. Il . ~
(HAa. LIZARD a Cg's. No. 3il Gftnfs'.
pOgNTTg 20 ppNg 80 sir.r ffrL n i-Lh s-Aff :.
CilAS HEARD T. Co.'S No 3'i ofsud Il.
Cheap MANTiLLAs, CLOAKs aud SAtQUES at
CHAS HEARD COS. No. a1l Or nj Il.
Chesp Cloth GIRO ULAiS AID Waking JACKETS At
CuAS. HEARD = tais No. 5Jl OIand -
Cheap DRESS GOODS snd POPLlNS, a.
CTiAS. HEARD & Co's No. 30l Grand-st.
Cheap Travelling DRESS GOODS. a.
CiAS HEARD Co.'S. No 30l Orsnd.st.
Cheap Grey DRESS GOODS, st
CHAS HEARD & Co.'S No 70i Grand =
Cheap Gray DRESS GOODS ouy ! per ysTd. At
CuiS HEARD to's 30 30l Oior1-t,.
Cheap Cotton SHiRrlN6s aud SHEETINGS ri
ChAS HEARD & Co.'S. No. JJi GTsnd-t..
Cheap CALiCOES sud GiNGHAMs a.
CHAS HEARD & Co.s No 30l Gran1-st
In fsct, everything IN the DkiDOODS LINE viii De soS
VERY CHEAP. a.
CHAs. HEARD l. Cas- No. 3ol Ossnd.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
VHE GREATEST BARGAIN in

NOkTH-MESE-hsyet TO be sold l,500 acres OF desir@
bic LAND In one act uuimproyo1 mile %, naisane
water TO e Mississippi River tive miles 10 MecGrogor the
great wheat market OF Iowa opposite the Mississippi terminus
Of the Milwaukee aud Prairie du CHEN Railroad WIN an
abundance OF excellent wEtorpower anu 'anap9 slnoe
bottoms and opeainss. Title hrst class no incnnlorsnce
Pneo about s4f per aore Tenns-P'oo casa downi pal
l. +. LIEBIIARDT, Dunleith, Illinois.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
TONES for MN of NiODERATE MEANs.

=
Z 4 SUPENOR FAcMS EXTRA INDUCEMENTS
ne subscribers efer flr ShLE superior FAN NLANDS iu
proved srd uumpsoycd al cheap rates. and easy terms 20
su the times. suaed n West N.g.Jessey, nom 1870 25
mics below Phlaiclpi the Gias-b0o aid NJ yiic Roll
road The soil snalray rtue free on rocks and stones
and highly Productive Mari GhO4nda aud luta manure IL
rsGulrod sIoad eirs twice dIly g. eud froil Fhila
dhh sad Now" ora who're produce Ands the bes. markets
% to hrge't pront. Thriving manufacturing towns
within short distance aud Of easy scces. and good school,
ana all the conycIi,uc.s suj ol city hand
The cmao Is ten pralc aud Aolesome No hoah,r l9ca
tlJn eXs Good roads traverse he country, aud good
end tval wh!ai be Iyued cheap always be
obtain I'd 10 mechanic, and manufacturer well rin-
tLis land presents opensg Srties here have far
more lsauiggr than n Western eigaln. without any Il
s cis riyeii0us, and et much smaller OUTLAY 9f money,
Pnt your ueAna hee. Ne saal Investment he made;
ono more fute TO It's who tie
spot most hl ho needs aud be lend, tho 1cua
tons OF business aud tho times fc,s range nom Il
80 per aero payable in monthly quarterly Ls ments
otherwise to sd purchasers TIE tie PEI. and clear
Of a iucunhanco. All communication pr"u pity answered
Visitors leave Walnut street Wharf Phi.adcIii, at
~ p M by the West Jeuey Rairoid pr iar S.0t.on
re hours ride) who're JOHN II COFFIN win be found,
who wil afford without charge every facility personal
examination The utius return 70 Philadelphia twice dsily.
d9E tnier information address apply to JOHN H. oOF,
FIN. Malaga gloucester County. NeWJcrsoy CHARLES
NJ MORRIS No. lJj Walnut -, Phladerha.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

EOR SALE or TO LEr.-The two twO-stOry
100 Orsneest. Newark. These houses newly tuiiaed
with modern snproeDens gas Sc. the lots l50 feet
deep with ffuees shrubbeTy, &c. Stages pass through
tn street convey passengers s parts Of the city 10
good ani Qonbe tenant the rent for each viii De @ per
tnnIm. Apply 10 J. II. DENlSON, tnbaGe OMcei or 10
v. T. HAISES, No G. Muuayst
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WITHOUT EXTRA CIIARGE.-INTER-

w NATIONAL EXHIBITI0N.-NOriCE:- The eres
ept fApD Ts OF the ARTJ JOURSaL tpice .5c u0Lthil)
confsins tie hrst division Of "a ILLUSTRATED Gaia
IOGUE fihe 1NrERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. which
aogue form portion Of eec issue for eight eons-c
ntive months The hrst selection mpres exhibited spec
mems Of manufactures in Jeelry and Silver. Porcelain En-
crsved Gass aud Chandeliers Furniture aud Cabinet Work
Wood Carving Sc &c. Articles Correspondence Oh the
progress of the Exhibition, s'd cempsnson between IL ,nd
that of 1851 are also includsd IL the number The principal
Line Engrayngs are THE SABBATH EVE" eusr-ved by
Lehioot after tine picture By A. Johnston THE sun
RISING IN MIST" by J. C. Armytsrc, after Tuner.
XIAIIE 4 Co. No. 26 John v. Nex.Ycrk.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

rKNHE TRIB Z n Z A l. NJ A n L
1872.

This POPULAR ANNUAL is POW ready. Iconta'us:
FLECilO. EEIURHS from eli the Ssies OF Inc Union.
Iodus elections 1861 carefully complied for the Tribuns
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nom the United states at foryigD Courtsi
SENATE OF the UNITED STATES, Members o. elssa
fed. - . , .,.,,,r.,,
ETA TisS. Politically classified.
LIST Of STATES, Cspas Governors, times OF Legiss
tive Meetings. General ELECTORS ec.;
POPULATION Of EACH STATE by COUNTIES also
tie Population Of pnuopsl Ciiss OF tie United sase''
hou he Census Of 1850. -.
TIRE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT Of th.
Epecal SessiOI-Ooth complete,
Also, ABSTRACTS Of the other important Acts Of ths
fecoud Session Of the XXXVlh Congress and the Special
Session Of the XNAVith Also, the more important Proola
nations Of President Lincoln:
ACHEOVOLOGICAL ACCOUNT of the important event,
connected with the Rebellion aud other nGltes o. een9rA
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furniture.
Walcr.Cnre.

nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ Mass ltfee milos ffoin tho Norihamp,ou r. r.
Drpo, Ia ono ~ the largest and bssiregula,ed
Of s kiad l. situated in OF lho heal hlest and pleas
sniei mountain regions IN New Eng aud snd amply supplied
with the pures and code granite Prices tor patients
sOto +l2, ard Tor boarders, IS 70 80 per week Pscu,
In naIo~ crcumstance especially members Of the army
whoe health has suffered ffo wounds exposure vii have
liberal allowance
REVgaEScE- Dr. Munds H. next to Pressniz the m oct
eminent practitioner iths WserCnre ths. Germany has
produced IN y. Tdbune.
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