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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-29

Laboris Respeotable.

81. vLaboris Sespeotable.
NOTWlTlisrANDlNu The views OF our Ssntheru
lN brethrenfn.law, OF rather step brothers at pres
eit, therefore the subscribers have received their
usual stock OF Spring and summer iarfnlug and FaT-
denng Implements, such as long an short handled
shoyels, SPADES, mattocks, picks, manlmelorks atd
hooks, al ours, dsrels, hand saws files and giinets
axes, haiohes, pang aud fencing nails, hoes aud gar
den hoes, wood and ron fakes, garden trOwels Gc.,
and for sale by CHARLES POST a CO., HI
aprlsdSs East Second ST., 4doors from Main IT.
Bacon and Lard. saF
NOUNrkY bacon sides and hams, also lard Ior sale
" bya.sfY s.I .a. CllAgLES POST a co,
selud6w East u 81, doors from Main.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-29
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
sanduskY, Dayton ana tllncIDDs,I r. 4

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IA and afler December 81, 1900 ami nn1iI .,7
~ notice, Passenger and Freight Trans ,tii Ia y
bAAIuN, going north, follows; ~ '"'S
p.1Il A. d. tirengh Freight and A,,s,,,,,p,d.s..
OstO VITA Paseengsr Car stlac he'd, 80 :, - !, "
lfl.slA A, NJ, Mail tram i0r hpnhqheld Cnin,nh,-
IO.OU urbanA, Belleiontaine, Forest fi,,i',- -
shhousky, connecting ut Springfield with Inn, i,t
Lvnuoh anu houmblis arriving in Coltttle al -, !,
~ ~ uItana Win train Tor ColuInblie, III I,,r..
IRAN on hritisbufg, ~ Wayne a Chicago A. hi een.,
hAs arriving IA Vfettline NJ 90 IN aud Ptisair~ "A
tsy mi " ylyde with Tram on Cleveland and I,fs1
~ ~ n kolnk hasl, arriving In Cleveland NJ az, K M
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Nos' arriving 10 Toledo 81 l2:lO M lt troit AZ tIn
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hpnd arriving Cfesthne at 5:l5 ii lltts6iirs NJ =,
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Hzo M and Chicago Ut 1910 IN, al Ctle wiii, fi,
~ Cleveland aud Toledo X. X. arriving In 4,
bunkiIk At 4;VO M and btilaiu al B,sl, 10 II
lt-ehes 9aliavsky ~ $50 y ni. H.rs t..
I.nk = NJ Huntsville Accommodation teayi,.
tsOO Dayton on arrival Oi fran nom l,ni,n,,.,,
itiieh,lg springfield NJ 9a5 nj, urans al gss =, ~
west lAberty NJ ll:z3 m, bellaiontaine Nj IIsi N a.
and Huptsvle nj Iz.lEA M 80 y :"
tickets via this Line TO all points North ka.t an,
htsi can be had al The Tckeg uhus IA me l,i,,n -
-sAh'L W, KING, Tcket AReli t'N'
70 lare always as low hs bJ any utl.r t,,,i. g
For Information rratye to shilpiia r.t.ut IL, n,
huuie, hiliy IA tue ComIany's fnsafhi 4 s4..--l A.
M.Aoohii agent h. tiUh, auu.rlntst,,..,t
NJ o. OlAft, Zen. Ticket Agent anla
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

New York, May l..
Among the passengers on the Persia were
Minister Cameron, Bayard Taylor, and
6,bOp Lewis OF Ontario. She has 100000
n specie.
Adyices received from Gen. Burnside's
siyision, state that regiment of North Caro-
ipians had been organized, Capt. Potter OF
Gen. Fosters staff being appointed Colonel,
Ind two companies of our troops had left for
Washington, N. c., to form the nucl Gus OF
he regiment.
Large numbers of Union men voluntarily
zane and took the oath of allegiance, and
|tbey will be armed and equipped by Burn
sde to defend their homes against the rebels.
Our troops have captured horsed enough
10 mount two companies of cavalry, and
they make frequent aashes amoug the
REBELS
Private advices state that Gen. Banks ar
nv is still at New Market waiting for forage
land provisions.
Nine New Hampshire, twenty-nine Maine
khree Massachusetts,, and five Illinois soldiers
we're taken charge OF to-day by Col. Howe
II the New England rooms on their arrival
Forty New York soldiers were taken te
he Park Barracks by the New York author
hes, and Col. Almy sent to CONNECTICUT a
ew of that States, besides some bodies.
All were from Newbern. Those here are
eceiving every attention from the State
gents, physicians and volunteer lady nurses
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
WASHINGTON. y

Washington, May Z.
The Navy Department has ordered Assis-
bnt Paymaster John 5. Woolson to report to
be Chief OF the Bureau of Provisions and
Elothing for duty.
Assistant Bishop is ordered to report to
lag Officer Dupont for duty on board the
Fyandotte.
Commander Overton Carr is appointed to
ommand the receiving ship Allegheny, to
|eleve Lieut.. Chas. Thomas.
VIM H Howing of Philadelphia, is appoin-
I'D acting masters mate, and ordered to the
avy yard at New York.
The Senate will without unnecessary de-
ky proceed to consider the tax bills, and 1t is
bought the report OF the committee on fl,
snce will be adopted without material chan
es
The tax of twenty cents a gallon on whis-
Fey and twenty cents per pound on tobacco
Is estimat d will yield forty millions of dol
prs. Should the views of the minority COM
hitee prevail, it is supposed the revenue
tom these sources would be materially In
reased.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
From the West,

chicago, May Z.
A special to the Times from Cairo 9TH,
says:-By an arrival from Fort Henry, we
learn that it Is probable that less than 200 of
of the Nebraska cavalry were captured in
the recent skirmish with the rebels, who were
under Clay, instead of JEFF. Thompson, as at
hrst reported. The affair occurred twelve
miles west of Hinman, on the opposite side
of the river from Fort Henry. A strong
force has been sent in pursuit of the rebels.
The rumor of the evacuation of Corinth
and its occupation by the Federals is re-
peated by every arrival of deserters.
There is now no doubt that Beauregard,
while holding his forces in line of battle, is
gradually falling back on Grand Junction.
The opinion gains ground that there will
be no general engagement between the two
armies at their present position.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

The attack ON Fort Jackson Opera
lions OF Gen. Butler.
New York, May Z.
The steamer Columbia from Havana the
the Sd has arrived. The gun boat Daniel
Smith arrived at Havana the 30th from Fort
Jackson the 26th. ...
The attack on the rebel Fort commenced
the 18th.
On the 23d Com. Farragut in the Hartford
with thirteen steamers passed the Forts, and
Gen. Butler landed 1000 men above.
The rebels lost eleven gun boats and Hol-
Inns turtle Manassas" Our forces took
400 prisoners.
We lost $50 men, and our gun boat Vero-
ma was sunk.
On the oath a flag of truce was sent to
Commodore Porter asking conditions of sur
render, to which Porter replied, No condi-
TONS" ..... ..-
Our flag now waves over the custom
house. ...
An American war steamer reports cap
turing three rebel steamers, and sent them to
Key West. ..... ...
twenty mortar aud three gunboats were
engaged against the forts, silencing them
AFTER siA udyo ldCcosdut hSnhhS'
The chains across the river were removed
by our gun-boats
The rebels sent fire RATS down the river,
but done little damage.
One set fire to the Hartford, but the fire
was speedily extinguished.
The Verona and the rebel steamer Gron
clad) Webster had splendid engagement,
the Webster running into the Verona and
sinking, but before going down the Verona's
crew poured in volley of eight guns, SO de-
structive and crushing that both went down
together. .,
Arrangements for the surrender were to
be made on the 9th, the day after the
| Daniel Smith left.
The Manassas was sunk by the steamship
Mississippi The rebel lsss is unknown.
| Vera Cruz dates of the oath state that the
French had opened hostilities and taken pos
session of Orizaba.
| Cordova has declared for Almonte.
The British Minister is said to be holding
| private interviews with Dablado at Puebla
| The Mexicans have received reinforce
ments of 5000 men, and Gen. Taragoss
would dispute the march of the French.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
Great Victory ~ ENTHUSIASTICALLY
place occsPiea BY ear Treeps.
Head Quarters Army of the Potomac,
Williamsburg, Va, MAY 6.

Head Quarters Army Of the Potomac,
Williamsburg, Va, May 6.
To Hon. +. NJ. Stanton, Sec'y of War:
have the pleasure to announce the occu-
patton of this place as the result of the hard
fought action Of yesterday.
The effect of Hancock's brilliant engage
ment yesterday afternoon was to turn the
left OF their lin Of works. He was strongly
reinforced, and the enemy abandoned the
entire position during the night, leaving all
his sick ane wounded in our hands, His loss
yesterday was very severe. We have some
three hundred uninjured prisoners and more
than thousand wounded. Their loss in
killed is very heavy.
The. victory is complete. have sent cav
airy in pursuit.
The conduct OF our men has been excel
lent, with scarcely an exception.
The rebel works are very extensive and
exceedingly strong, both in respect to their
position and the works themselves.
Our loss vas heavy in Hookers division,
but very little on other parts Of the field
Hancock's success was gained with loss
of not over twenty killed and wounded.
The weather is good to day, but there is
great difficulty in getting up food on account
of the roads, Very few wagons have yet
come up.
Am authorized to follow the example Of
other Generals and direct the names OF bat
ties to be placed on the colors OF regiments
We have other battles to fight before reach
ing Richmond.
g. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj Gen.
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Cincinnati, Nav I

| Clnclnnau, May z.
IN the United States circuit conrt, at the
a a term, 1861, the grand jury found an
uulctment of treason against james w Chen
way for furnishing supplies and munitions
war to the rebels. At the presnt term
,a, senator Pugh moved to quash the iudict-
ea' On the ground that the first clause Of
sI:lph "a, article Sd, Of the constitution.
uch provides that treason shall consist only
sVying war, ref rs to rebellion, while the
una clause on adhering to their enemies
ns Ewing aid and comfort, relates only to a
WV VIZ war with a foreign enemy. Justice
IVA gave his decision YESTERDAY, sustaining
"oton by quashing the Indictment.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
Further from williamsburg.

Washington, May Z.
The Fort Monroe boat which left at this
A. NJ, hes arrived at CherIystone, bringing
the following:
Williamsburg, May 6.
To Hon. +. Nj. Stanton:
Every hour proves our victory more com
plete. The enemy's loss is great, especially
in officers.
have Just heard Of FIVE more Of their guns
being captured. Prisoners are constantly
coming in.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General.
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,poM GEN. BANKS COLUMN.
,,,ou,su WITH AsHBy's CAVALRY.


New Market, Va, May 7,
y,.,s,dsy afternoon detachment OF the
Nv Nav York cavalry made a reconnois-
Pr n' awards Harrisonburg,
'aT whaU FIVE miles this side they encountered
W." nd. Of 200 OF Ashby's cavalry. They
PpsaS mon them and pursued them within
fS T, n'' rebes we're killed and six take pris-
fn5 en- loss was one killed and a battalion
au Ill., work on our side was done with the
-, Wv and was very gallant affair.
'V A. otEcer from Mount Jackson this morn
az Says the guard at the bridge near the
u IN ~ REPORTS that the guerrilla cavalry at
o own,sd last night to burn the bridge, but
s0rs repulsed There is no official confirm
So;bng but small parties of rebel pickets
- .sen in the neig hborhood Of Columbia
',Soe in the Luray Valley.
The weather. is cold and pleasant. The
III aeimproving.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
From California.
San Francisco,

San Francisco, May B.
Twelve hundred passengers sailed last
Peek for the Oregon and British Columbia
hines.
Two steamers will depart for the same
estimation this week.
Sandwich Islands dates to the 10Th OF
y April, are received.
The French consul died at Honolulu on
he 18th of March.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

g., Cincinnati, MayS.
uaPt. hazelett, OF the I'd Ohio, has arrived
6eR On SICK leave. Neither himself, Capt.
r;.ney nor Lieut.. Daley, were taken
iI s r at Pulaski, as reported from Louis
ana, Yesterday. Capt Hazelett regrets the
~ft OF his taking q parole.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

STA ID srsaHe
hILLm 3 KnArr,

oTA #N MH
Nstf ..
hrLLm KnArr,
RAIL Road ConPAur,
WalRBAs, Daniel 8 Miller and Shepard Knapp,
OF the City and State OF New YORK. trustees OF the
Rutland and Washington Ral Road Company, have
der upon tho bond holders OF the first MoItesgs OF
said Railroad, for q con rtbuton TO denay the ex-
penses incurred In gu In the above entitled cause
to foreclose said mortgage; and the holder OF sad
bonds having been duly notified to appear bsfo the
Chancellor of said court, and show cause ifany they
might have, why the prayer OF SAID petition should
and the said bond holders not having shown sum
cause to the contrary hereof;
IT'S oRpERkp AND rKcRrnp, that the holders Of
BOND secured by said mortgage to said petitoners
Miller aud Knapp, pay, or cause to be paid to said
Miller KNAPP, the sum OF ak per cent on the dol
lar upon all the bonds held by them as aforesaid, on
or before the FIRST DAY or JUNE, A. ID. ls61, for
the purpose Of paying their share OF the costs aud
Penses already paid or incurred by said petitioners
In the above entitled suit, and such other expenses
a. may occur hereafter In said sut; and In default
oftheir 40 DING or before said first day of June
they are hereby declared IRON having, or making
any claim on tue proceeds, or properly, claimed in
said suit, If any recovery shall ultimately be had
therein, or on said com lainants for account
Of the bonds last aforesaid And all payments here
toore made by any of the holders OF said bonds for
and on account OF the expenses OF said suit shall be
held and treated as payment towards and upon the
six per cent, hereby ordered to be paid the first
day of June next as aforesaid. And In case any
contribution shall be made upon bonds which shall
ultimately, for any reason, found not to be cured
BY said mortgage. and hence not proveabls before
Master, on referencet 10 ASCERTAIN the sum due in
equity, such sum paid upon the bonds last named
any, shall be, by said Trustees refunded In case
recovery shall be had In said suit and said property
shall be htld by them under aud by virtue Of said
mortgage Said Trustees to be responsible to the
bond holders by whom any money shall BE- paid
under this order for any surplus OF money 90 paid,
after defraying the expertes of said pending salt.
And 1t is further ORDRRRp, that notice OF the order
aforesaid sha be given to the bond holders, bv cub
fishing the substance OF the same under the title
said cause, in the Rutland Daily Herald, anewspsps
published at Rutland, in said State, and the New
York Daily Tribune, published ia the City and Stat
ofNew York. ten days successfully, the last of whic
publication to be at lesst ten days previous to sal
nrst day of June, or by serving copy of the sam
personally ten days prior to said time, upon each
| said bond holders
Dated at Rutland, in the County of Rutland afors
said, this 10Th da, of April, A. d 1862.
+. W. HOPKINS, Clerk.
apr S0-l0d lS.lw
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Washington, May z.

Washington, May Z.
The four o'clock boat from Fortress Mon
oe brought no authentic news from Will
Pansburg.
The correspondents are probably with the
aVance, which Is distant from telegraphic
Pronunciation.
IL will be some time before correct list of
ue casualties car be forwarded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

Augusta, Me-, May I.
Gov. Washburn has appointed Jeremiah
Field of Bangor, Assistant Adjutant and
Quartermaster General of the State, during
the absence of G. L. Hodson.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
90 N G. r E 8 s.

SKNATE.-Mr. Kennedy presented tho pe
ton OF citizens Of Maryland, asking for
immediate and unconditional repeal Of III
law abolishing slavery in the District of c,
lumbia, and the better enforcement of Ii
fugitive slave law. Also, the petition Of "
ID. Bowie for compensation for slaves appr
priated to military service.
The bill was passed making appropri alto
to reimburse the sinking fund Of officers
the Secretary of the Treasury, and for ten
porary clerks for 1868.
The bill appropriating some thirty millior
for the payment Of volunteers in the Wester
Department, was after discussion, laid over.
The bill from the House providing for il
creased revenue was passed.
A resolution was adopted that the cou
mittee Of Commerce inquire whether an
legislation is necessary in relation to vesse
belonging TO loyal citizens which were cor
fiscated at New Orleans and other places.
MIR. Sumner offered a resolution that Ben
Stark, Senator from Oregon, who has bee
found by committee OF this body to be di,
loyal to the government of the United State,
be, and the same is hereby expelled from tn
Senate
Mr.. Salisbury objected, and the subjec
was LAID over.
Mr.. McDougall reported bill for the re
lief Of Capt. ID. G. Farragut, authorizing tn
payment Of advances made by him while il
California. Adopted.
The committee form the House appeared
impeached Judge Humphrey Of Tenn.
The President (Mr. Foster in the Chair,
said the Senate would take proper order il
the'premises.
The Senate disagreed to the House amend.
ments to the Georgetown Railroad bill, and
committee of conference was appointed.
MIR. Wilson of Mass, introduced bill for
the appointment of military store keepers.
The bill TO limit the number of Brigadier
and Major Generals was debated without
action.
The President announced the select COM
mittee on the coufscation bill: Clark, chair
man; Collamer, Harlan, Cowan, Wilson Of
Mass, Harris, Sherman, Henderson and
Wiley.
Executive session. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Elliott, from the committee
on commerce, reported a bill establishing a
port of entry and delivery in the collection
district of Beaufort, S. c., at or near Hilton
Head, to be called the port of Port Royal
and providing for the appointment of collec.
tor, weighers and gaugers. The bill wal
passed.
Mr.. Cris6eld cause to be read the resolu
ton the Legislature Of Maryland appropria
ting ten thousand dollars for the relief of the
families of those members of the Mass. 9Th
killed in Baltimore, and the response of the
Mass. Legislature. He said the proceedings
afforded hopes for the restoration of peaceful
relations while we we're receiving accounts o
the glorious success of our arms.
The Nebraska contested election case wa:
taken up.
Mr.. Dawes replied to Mr.. Voorhees, speech
of yesterday. Mr.. Washburne moved to ia.
BILE the whole subject. Carried-64 agains
SS. This vote retains Daily in his his seat
Adjourned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

Fort MONROE, May Z.
The Norwegian Corvette Nephon, arrived
rs morning and the commander visited Gen.
EoC Statutes were exchanged.
The Merrimac came out to-day, but did
(hing.
4 ramon brougbt by the mail boat from
Yorktown states that the enemy have crossed
he Chickahominy and destroyed the bridges
n their rear. Gen. Mcclellan is still pur'
buing
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08
Return Of Federal Prisoners.
Fortress Eonroe Nav

Fortress Eonroe, May s.
The flag of truce which went up the james
River yesterday morning to receive released
prisoners, returned to-day.
The boat anchored all night off Days
Point. No prisoners we're seen, and no ex-
PLANTATION received.
This is the third time Gen. Wool has been
deceived in regard to the release of these
prisoners.
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Williamsburg, May, s.

Williamsburg, may, o.
To the Associated Press:
The enemy evacuated this place last night,
the rear guard passing through about SIX
o'clock.
At nine o'clock Gen. Mcclellan entered
the town.
They left all of our wounded in yester.
days engagement.
Col. Dwight of the Excelsior Brigade, who
was wounded and taken yesterday, was also
left.
In the engagement yesterday the enemy
suffered tereibly. Gen. Ricketts, was killed
The enemy had a force here yesterday Of
$4,000 men.
The number of the enemy now in our
hands will reach about 1000, including thu
wounded
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Baltimore, May Z

Baltimore, May Z.
The regular news letter from Old Point
is received. 1t says the mail boat Nelly
Baker HAD arrived, and reported that Gen.
Mcclellan was in Williams ourg.
A few captured cannon had been recap
tured, and whole division had been thrown
n the rear OF Williamsburg.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

Expulsion of Sem starke.
Washington, May7.
In the Senate Mr.. Sumner offered reso-
luton for the expulsion of Mr.. Starke of Or
egon.
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Miscellaneous.
n NOSi GUAM OS!!

" NOS! GU A NOS!!
VI
am prepared to furnish Bakers Island, Peruvian
and other guanos of the most approved kinds, Am.
monated and Phosphate, Unauthorized OF the best
qualities and in guam to suit purchasers at the
lowest prices. All orders will be promptly attended
to, and uano forwarded to any section. Circulars
containing q lit of Guanos and full particulars
sent 10 any address tree Of charge.
JOHN B. SARDY,
IS Sonth Street,
Corner of Wall Street.) New YORK.
l6:wSm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

Every family, atthis season. should uss the
SAMBUCI WINE,
Ceebra Ted in Europe for Its medicinal Apd benso1A
qualities - gentle StimuAnt Tonic. Diuret1o -
r a : :ns p eminent
some of the frst families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC,
II has no equal causing an appetite and building up
the system, being entirely pure wine Of msse
valuable fruit t@ff
AS A DIURETIC, f
It inparts 2 healthy action to the Glands nd -
Gout, and Rheumatic affections.
SPEER'S WINE
Il mot mixture or manufactured article, but =
pure, from the juice of the Portugal Sambuels. ou
tivated In New jersey, recommended BY ChembO
and Physioians possessing medical qualities -
Article for OF weak and debiitated persons, and -
aged and infrm improving the appetite and bensM-
ting ladies and children
A LADIES' WINE
Because II will not intoxicate q other Wins, - 3
l. admired for it, rioh, peculiar favor, and nuhitvs
properties impartng healthy tone to the digesttve
organs, and blooming, soft, and healthy skin and
complexion.
WE REFER TO
sw we'll known gentlemen and physicians, wAs
have tried the Wine:
dens WIN q 6COtt U.S.A. IT. W ll6ou .lltu Ne
Gov. Morgan, N Y State, DR.. Ward, Newark, M.
DR. j Il. Chil,op,N.l city, DR. Dougherty, Newark,
DR.. Parker, N. Y. oft, NJ.
pn; Darcy Darcy e Ni0h0ll Dr. Parrish fAa..
~ None genuine unless the sigpat1rs Of " Az
FRED SPEER, Passaic, N. j. 10 over The cork q
each bottle.
UMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS wNR ~
For sale BY Druggists.
A. SPEER, PROPRIETOR,
VINEYARD, Passaio, New Jeeeey.
OFFICE, 2OS, Broadway New Xosk.
JOHN LA FOV, PARIS,
Agent for France and Germany. os1B1swd
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Book Bindery.
sc. @. TU TIL E,
E 4 o. x b I " d e Il ,
YL1fE BOOK MANUFACTURER,
uoIfs1 Hiding. up Stairs,
NllF of Washington Street.
RUTLANDsvt.
HaLsE oKs of all kinds, sush as LEDGERs,
AIS, TOWN AND PROBATE
oRps, GENERAL INDKxEs,
HOTEL REGISTERS,
DoCKErs,
Htif q ut printed heads, manufactured TO or
ON superior paper and stock
lar attention paid to binding old
r7asc ..r ines, Newspapers and Music.
.-.r mail or express will receive prompt
atatf|.. jan2l dswtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-08

DOOMS TO RENTAL the frs
~ noer over Pond Morss's Drug Store, com
prising rooms. For terms apply to
H. BRYANT.
Rutland, May Z, 1851. may fSd
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II A RIM FOR SALE!
Inquire of W.T.. NICHOLS.
Rutland, Nay 5, 1s63. dAwtf