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Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

ls- -RETuRSED.-WILLIAK II. PRsrzxAN and
JAxes DuFFfY, who were captured by the R .bcls
in May last when General BANKS retrested from
Strasburg, returned totheir homes In this town
on Monday evening last having been released after
an Imprisonment ofsx months. We welcome them
back.-Hsrald.
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

mat no man ought to be taken, or impri,oned,
or aseirad OF bis freehold, liberties or privileges
or outlaWed, or exiled, or in any manner de
stroyed, or deprived of life, liberty, or property
ont oy the Judgment of his peers, or by the law
OF the land. d.-Declaration of Rights of the P.ople
Of Maryland, Art. l,
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relieve that lAe Union viii b. f-storeA, nd NJ far
sighted pnfitieIaa ssn snppsss ttst The curse,f
sl,sssy VIII loag ssssive u. separation Of which
IL b she nost ossensibis, thssxh It h neither the
<Saiy nor rerhaps the most powerful eause-'
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

E1rLesrox OF SHELL.-Two young men,
Daniel MCPHERSON and Adam Wolf, living in the
vicinity of New Franklin, Frapklin county, Penn ,
were trying to open percussion shell, on Sunday
week. hen 1t exploded, killing M'Phsrson and
W, unding Wolfio the thigh and left hsud. He
is daing well. M'Pherson's left hand was blown
OF but the fatal wound was in the abdomen. Hs
lived about eight hours after the accident The
she'll was brought from the battle. field Of Antie.
tam. ....t...- -... ... H. 20 ...
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

IScaEAsB oF MILITARY In CANADA The militia
ry force in Canada 10 about to- be increased by
some batteries Of artillery, and brigade of inian
trv. Large additions have been recently made
to the stores of arms, ammunition, and material
in military depots which now equal to equiping
aud maintaining in the field force Of ESQ 900
men, should the necessity arise for 1t during the
season when navigation 10 closed,
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31
THANKSGIVING DAY.

N8-His Exceilency A. W. Bradford, BY virtue
of Federal bayonets, Governor Of the State of
Maryland, has issued his proclamation setting
apart Thursday, the 9th day of November, to be
observed by the people of the State as day of
general thauksgivirg and prayer. This is in &C,
cordapce with the usual custom for many years
past, and no doubt will be very generally observ-
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County Commissioners.

The Board of Commissioners for this Coun-
ty, meet on Tuesday next, at their office. for
the transaction of the ordinary business of the
board. Persons having business with them
will do we'll to bear this IN mind,
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31
Il A ERSTOW w N.
Doeas sass for fhe People.

Congress shall mike no law respecting an es.
hbhhment Of religion. or prohibiting the free
exercise thereof; OR ABRIDGING THE FREE
dom OF SPEECH, OR OF TIE PRESS or
The right of the people pesceabiy to assemble,
and to petition the Government for redress of
grievancea-ARTicLE 1, Amendments Con. q. s,
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

well regulated Militia, being necessary to
ths security OF a free State, THE RIGHT OF
THE PEOPLE TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS,
SHALL NOT Be EslNFRINGED.-ARrroL. q,
Amendments Con- U 8. g. sss
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krrors kxcepted. +

3 &D-Inoonsequepcs of the hurry .burly attendant
upon the issue of our first number errors may be
expected, typographical and otherwise. We hope
20 msnd ere long in 'rrsarsncs and manners
Maryland free press., 1862-10-31

e9-For various acts of kindness in getting out
eur first number We are indebted TO our noighbors
s!.he "Hr--'J,"
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sGrSEkAL vAs Doix REroRrKp, KlLLrp.-A
special dispatch to the Cincinnati Gasetts dated
Louisville, KY, Oct. q, says:
"a report has reached this city, OF q reliAbie
character, 10 the eff ct that the R,bsi Var Dorm
was killed By STAFF officer OF the Rebel Price
Van Dorm aud Price had some difficulty; vsn
Dorm drew pistol to shoot him, bat Prices staf
otiicer killed Van Dorm before be could fre."
John Van Buren, has .el.graphsd to the Demo.
crats at Rome, N. u, - follows; ,t..' ,5.
.r.,. .,.t "NKw YoRK, Oct. 20.
81 will attend meeting at Rome on Friday, aH
o. look--if not in Fort Lafayette, ,aF j
r.. ..rs... H-s "Jous VAN BuRHH."
HARnIsprae, Oct. 2s.-The Raw. Charles A.
Hay, pastor of the Lutheran church Of this city,
has been arrested and taken to Baltimore, by
order of Con. Wool. The cause Of this arrest
supposed to be the Communication, signed bY
Rev. Mr.. Hay, Published In the Telegraph, cen
surng the military suthority at Baltimore. ~,
An IxgESiE HorEL-PArtie eontsmpl ate erect
ing AZ immense hotel in Washington ERbs
hundred and hfty Thousand dollars capital, hh
said, has been associated FOR toe furposo.t
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Grx. Dlx DscLtsRs.-rhs following 5s lsttsEa
from Maj r. General John A. DE, declining ts b.
n candidate for Governor of New Toiks.j iI.t.u
g.. FoRTREs MoEsoH,. Oct. az, 1885, 81
-------: Ny sams, ! see, il again used In eos /.
nsction with Political office, without my knowLs
edge or consent. l shall remain at nv post, do
ing all [ can to sustain tho government in putting
down the rebellion, aud at . moment, when the
existebss Of the nation IL hanging by thread,
cannot leave my duties hero to be drawn into any
party strife. Neither vii; ever assent to anJ ad
iustmsut Of the contest with the in,urgsnt Stst.s
which shail acknos |. dgs their success. j. gss
The rebellion began in fraud. dishonorsnt vis-F
leucs must end 10 snbni.sion to the eunsti' ution
and the laws. The secession lsaisrs have pat thpf
contest on grounds which would make successor
their part indelible disgracs to u.s. riW g4ti "a
10 nay sphere of duty my intention is to carry
on the war without either yioisncs to the const.
luton to the principles Of justice and hupasnity
and to contend to the last TO avert triumph over
all that is stable ia government or -honorabls IN
political eompanionsbip. .. s-r. ff4..fst. 20
my whole course through life has proved ny
devotion to democracy aud conservative Prinei-
pies. No assurance should be needed that this
faith ID unchanged. Bat at q, moment like this,
unless ell parties will rally roundths goyernmsnt
in putting down this rsbsllon, Leaving qrestions
smong ourselve. 10 be settled when the national
honor is vindicated aud our existence as . nation
secured, there be nothing for u, in the fu'ufs
but disaster aud disgrace. 3, JoHs A. DIX.
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A APExxsYLrAxtA NkwsrLrHa II BssD.-A cor.
respondent Of the Phil ,del phis Pres writing from
Carlisle, under date or o:t a. says that consider
able excitement was occssensd there th at evening"
bv the demolishnent of the American Volunteer
printing ofi,s. Itappears that the previous dsy's
ssue contained an ditoris from the pen Of JohnG
B. Brattou, containing the following ssntencr: =
They have, In the face Of his. theea spd per-.
secutions, dashed their clenchsd 6sts:in bis very
eyes, aid brandisded him and his tru'kGng,
thieving, rotten Adninistratiop, with the seal VI
their c,ndsm nation. Gems o.s Of tkat Clair,
AsaAz,x LIxc In ,'s the demand Of tn people or
this Stats made Tuesday OF last week" The
oitx sns and the "a uderso Teoop, stationed thsrs
having th<ir indignation oarossd at ihis, alters
eensultatioa, t abuat do krspsirsd TO tbs Off 's,d
about one huudrsd IN nambsr, where, meeting
with no resstaDss, they went quietly TO work and
knocked the ofice into "pi," raining the "fonts''
with hs:chets, and pitching the tvps into the street,
ara burning the remaining numbers Of tho isae.
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Csc. DIx DscLis,.--".h he following h lsttsg
from Maj. .r General John A. DE, declining ts be-
n candidate for Governor of New Totkr, 80 ,I.t..
Nni a 1872
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=. Frem Few nvs.~sa
c.nAsz.i Ru der Arre-ss sa Eplseep~l
Minister.

Mtnister.
sssn4rsf Buuer has been Wiring R~nsss"is snA
| Fort Pike. nakire an fnspectien or-'he wo-s..
He hae also undertsk en- ia set the Church In order
In Ns~ Orleans. by arras.ing Episcf pal CLERGY
man for svowiny bimself 9 sect s.ion'st. and refu.
rrr 10 prsv tr tbt Pr 'sident OF the United Siatrs
G. nsfsf Neal Dow hss been appointed TO tbp
! mend Of Per sacofa. rr-~r HL.-
The difficulty with Ii. R.r Nr. Goodrsbf n
thus explained BY the correspondent OF the New
| York Heradt
List sandsy morning. n jlr Strong, Chefof
General Buffers staff, feeling the spirit move him,
determ inc TO attend service at the Second Epis-
copal church. situate d directly opposite resident
head ou arters. His sole motive = in attending
church was sha, of worrhip, aud be was not In the
slightest actusted by any desire or iuten tion TO
int rfe-e With the proceedings; but when the rec
tor omitted the prayer ksr the Pr sident, and
prayed with particular unctiou and emphasis that
bic people might be spared from their enenie'.
the n jor's ire was very justly excited. Resolved
! to give the minister fill opportunity toread the
PRAYER II be would, be waited until the Litany
was finished and byp announced, when be rose,
and, epj ,iong silence the ministers be turned
to the congregation aud stated that he had visited
the church for the sole purpose OF wor'h ripping
G.d but as the rect,r hsd seen dt tn ont the
prayer for the Prssideu. OF the Uaitei States be.
IN the name and by tho su'hority OF tbs com nan
der of the Department of the Gulf, declared the
services closed. sa - Ft.#-a ....
OF course the female portion Of the congregation
was in stantly on 3 huge cram age" d some
began to sob and SO ream, while others gnashed
their teeth snd made themselves .oths wise ,con.
| soicu rus by their conduct. Asthe ,Mtjor (snd
those who know him will readily e,ne.iv, how
! dis ereeable was the duty he had been obliged to
psrfor passed out of the church, the ladies', who
had collected in quite crowd hy the door, fsvored
i'm With . hiss that would have dis.ipa sd .tee
ambition. dreams of mspy youag aud modest as
piraut to histrioui: honors; bnt he passed qnietfy
! through with the air ofene who taows he is in
the right. After the church was ciosed5 tbs Gen
srnal sent for thsrsctor. -Rw. Mr. g 'odrioh. aud
| had q long interview with him. Mr.. Goodrich
declared, ,himsolf an uas,m ,-onising ssc'ssoaist,
said he had prayed for J e. Davis up to the pre-.
vious Sundsy,. and refused decidedly sobsy the
order to pray for the Prssid ,at Of the United
| States. The General dismissed him on bis parole,
70 report at headquarters to day, sad he will
! probably be sent North as prisoner. r.e
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ds-s-,.s ina . .cu~snl.n, numSr q a,ssasnsn,
&iariss. within eash q which he shall appcan, ons
rs.pessabls h.ehod:r 70 be a',ssAna sss.ssor.
-, A-Providss fpr bonds 70 Be given By the
=. S%PToS,d.- for the sppo,n,msn,, BY Vie
ecilss.or- Of - May deputies a they shAl dssu
So. Q. PROVIDES that all psr-c-,, AIMS and oOu-
psnier, shall, on or before the Ia q Nay next and
q each ye., % 49,. U.s. o. s'arn V me
ths annual income, articles eha'ged with special
tar, and quantity Of eds or merchandise suNsc,
20 special o. I'd yLHrem TAR, .ecording 70 forms
and regulations 70 he prescribed By the Comms
sioner o. Internal Revenue
SEC. I. Reluirss the A-sis,,n, Assessors 70 pro
oeed through evsry part 81 their respective dis
triots, and inquire afser and concerning all persons
owning, pos sssng OF having, the care or manage.
ment q any property, goods and merchandise "
objects liable 70 pay any duiy, including all persons
Iabls 70 pay license duty, under the provlAions
Sec. s, where parsons owing Altar do no, Furnish
lisa OF property the As1stani Assessor shall MAKE
hs under their dictation, which shA be received
che same ~ by them Furnished. a.,
Sec .. In case Of fraudulent lists or "a e disco.
cures o. property, the penalty IL hHed At 5000 ana
hs Assessors shall have the right " snier the
premises Of persons convicted a Fraud and
make ousrect lis, Of articles liable to taration.
Sea 10, any person IL Abeen, from his restd'nce
when called on by ,he Assessor for his LIST OF prop
erty the ASSESSOR IL h. leave written nute re ulr-
ing the presentation Of sucn list within ten days
shsreaAsr,
Dec. IL IL my PutN'h susAi -. W ''"iPt wi'A
the foregoing provision within the time speci al IL
SHAH be the duty OF the ASSESSOR ~ enter hs prem
ess ana 70 m ma, one oui Iou no iusPec uh " We
properly napie 70 .ANAaon and tne Psrsnnn 20 Iai-
.. ~ WIS, hor,s ,.iii T. na,a ~ sns sf sio6.
- - nc. me-. ' " -. Jv'' VIII " NN' ~ WV
and costs OF soi'' -, - -.....
Within any district shall lie Inspected by the Asses-
scrp, aud sccess 10 the premises wherein IL is held
Is hereby granted.
Sec, 10 Property owned by persona In districts
esher than those in which they reside may be listed
py It's respective owners.
Sec li-Prescribts the arrangement " names
aud lists, and penalty Of $500 and discharge for
failure Of duty by SAINT assessors.
,.Ss,ion t.ipg made, notice shall be given bv he
Asse sus ofplsoes where TIE lists OF taxation may
he exam med, mi provides Tor appeals from the
same, II erroneous
Sec. 10 Within ten days atter hearing appeals
the aAsess - shA report " tue collectors under
/ penalty 81 500, for on-pertnrtnance OF duty.
See l1-PnoNdes comr ensAi on " aasessors and
assist'nl asses~ofs ot ~ per day Nmle preparing
arrangements, and 8, per day while hearing APP
peas Al d mai ing ISIS ,,,
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erisiss wholly o. in part. .. q c.hs u...s's.s no,
s.ssSS " . ics-rs.-s provide sdAniOaS rates
and duties, ~ folowsi-
hIscrLANrovs RArns AND DUrtBs.
Auction salss, per cant.
One-horss carriage, not employed In husband.
~, or tramp rtrg merchAndike, Sl'
Tvs-Sorse carriages, coaches, Onnniouso"' 3d.
CS,i,se- 81 ike desc1il lion valued above $780,
Ard nicer sG00-S5.
CNiiases v.lued above fsOO-SlO.
O. Ia Watches, kept for uss, 81.
Silver watches, kept for lisa % centL
P1anofortes, kept for nee, 81.
Ptiard tables, KEEP, FOR use, $40.
Plate Of guild, KEEP, tyr use, per ounce troy, otcts
Plate Ct silver, KEEP, for use, cents.
Cattle, over Is months old, klled for sale, Scots.
Hogs, months old, 10 cents.
Bhsep, 9 months cid. cents
stesn railroads, each passenger, mills Per mile;
on Communication tickets, per cent al udlOrem.
Steamboats, teIcep, ferriel, each passenger, l
mi per mile.
Hjrss railroads, on gro's receipts, per cent.
lttry-brais, on yross receipts, per cent
or ni.uses gross receipts, per cent
Rel al BONDS a per cent N divi lends.
Banks, S.yngs Banks and Insurance Csml \
mics "a pr O-ut on uSi iends,
Aiyertis"ms MS $ per oentNn gross reespu.
1rcoaes - per ceHt on al annuA sums exceed
ing a..
change ~ ~ 20 h.: express pts and bills o.
sdius. 8to q cents: bondf 20 T. 30 cents oerhh.
ckb o, drposit 20. cents; other ceruhches, w
cants. chatter agreement ~ 10 $40; c1ntracts
10 cents; clnveyAnc's, ~; telegraph dispatch,
entries, Soc 10 Sl life insurance, 0VI
~ 81 90. msrinp and inland insurance, ditto; fr'
Insurance, ditto le.ser, SOC ~ 81; masitesta 70
~ S5 mortgages, -; notarial Acts, 20; ocear
passage tickets, sos " ell powers " attorney, l0C
| H. al; probate " wills, sos 90 90; warehouse re-
ceip's, 2bc; leg,l documents, bo cents.
Meii ines ,-E,ch package article or bottle &c
and upwards according W value.
Legacies A tax from Y 70 per cent, accord
ing W nearness Of relation.
Pay a Bersuns in L. 5 service :-Three per cent
on al annual salaries exceeding 5000 including
Members Of Con gress
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DEATHS.

BURNEs-ou Saturday evening, 5th inst, James
BurLes, In the s2j scar Of his age.
HIS friends respectfully invited o. attend
the funeral, from the cor OF ll7,h q. and sd ave.
uABRIsoN-On the sh 81, Llsn, wife Of
Rot H.rtirun, % Co Sligo, lie and.
The friends and relatives Of the family are re-
sp,Ctfuly invited ~ attend the funeral this tMln.
dsy1 mofuiuR, 10th inst, at II o'oock, from 81.
Maty'B C.th,u c Church, West nJbOken. n. j.
CslliorLia papers plesss COPY. 90
.itEys~ oN-In New Lebanon, Columbia Co.,
New York On Satur, ay, Jan lS,h, a'tur a short al q
usss Robert j. Johnston. son u Mary ana the lats
Il tsit j, husior, in the 29th year Of his age. 3H
KAIsER-On sSurday, sth inst. Herman II
K.t =, astd 20 years and months.
Ills friends and relatives are respectfully In
site to attend the funeral, this tAonday1 after.
mon. io,h init, al | o'clock, r I'M his Late rcF-
denCe. 10 MscdCugal Il, cor. OF Nandam. HIS re-
mains will be taken ~ Greenwood Cemetery FOR IN
terment. 3l9
MAGUIr x-on Ihs 9th inst, a'.er lingering ILL
ness, Cath iuo Mcguire, rget % years and mos.
Tho ne Sc Of her father IN, mas Mcguire; are
| froI1 her late residence, 2OI T. Ist lIth ST. s3S
M.D.NIrT- On snr rdsy, >th inst, JIM, H. M
| DviH, eldest suu ~ John and Catharne hUDIyitt,
sgcl Is y-Srs, 3 mun'hs AID 10 days.
The friends and relatives OF tie family re-
spe,t'ly invited 20 attend the funeral, this IN n
day! A',sfnoon 10Th inst. at o'clock, nom the
dencs Of his parents, 2q5 Delaney H. without fur.
Their notice. Pnilsdtlphis papers p'e'se ~, 2a3
| Pr RNELL-ou Sunday morning, 0lh Inst. N =
riah L1uisa Pan ell, vile Of james u. Plrutl, rs ID
| o. years.
| The relatives and trierds o. the Auiy srs -.
snestfily invits- " attend she funeral, t0is 20 n.
day. afternoon, lOth inEt, 81 O'Clock from h., Lite
| Iesider 90, lOl Clinton Il. 81
| QUlGLEY-On sunday morning, 9th Inst. .f.+r
lingering illness, 5 'muel Quigcy, In ihe GA year
| Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of ihs iannily ~. =
sJ,etfully invited n sttsnd the funeral, on Tues isy
| afternoon, March llth, At J'clock. from hi4 late
| residence, 93S lhermerhorn ~, Brooklyn, without
| further Invitation. 2ii
sMTTH-In New York. on Sunday morning Oh
inst, AZ 2 O'Clock, Ell,lelh Neil, wife Of Henry
Smith, native o. Killeleagh, County Down, / g
| land, aged 20 years.
| The friends and relatives ~ the family ara 10
spetiuly invited W attend the funeral, this IN m
day. afternoon, 10th inst Al o'clock. from her late
| residence, 1903 East 2bth II, let. 81 AMI ID ayes
| Her remains will he taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery
| for nterment. BOO
| wIIkLAN-Oa Sunday, 9th inst, Miss Hannah
| whalan, aged CO years, months and II days.
| Hw friends and relatives are respectfully invited
" attend the funeral, this Monday afternoon, 10th
inst, At O'Clock, from the residence u her brother
| iu-law, Henry Van Benscoien, 263 Seventh st. SO
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN
n Wishing 10 room togsIhsr, can have choice Of
a large back paror front room on 81 floor, with
good board; no moving in May terms from Ss 70
81; come and see, Al 1856 Thompson 81. mh10 2iAc'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NXTAN1ED TO PURCHASE OR HIRE, A
w small farm Tor two Thousand dollars, lonys-
nient ~ the city, with comfortable house PArueI
Answeii ing tie 40 lys VII state where situated. Adj
dress A. n. q box $50 IN Office, mhS S'lo
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PUBLICATIONS. &o.

NINE. DEMORESTS MIRROR or THE
l'l SPRING FASHIONS NOW READY. B. ii
everywhere. LrBoat, latest, and tos' Fashion
Magazine. mil 2'l2t
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DENTISTRY.

DR MARTELL- SUPERIOR 80 CENT
l)Tsaal Beautiful sets Of teeth silver pAntinA
and gold plate extracting tec,h, 20 cents; gold all
ing, 81; bone filling, % cent; silver, 90 90 Rooms
400 sixth ~, below 20th -. NM HNS'l
GRIFFIN BROS, 25S GRAND ST., NEW
" York, opposite Lord 4 Taylor and 2bT Full
ton q. Brooklyn, inserting tu so.ts Of toesh on
Il cir Improved atmospheric plates, with or without
.ys s an gsuSS me- 40 Pa,iS 80 an Soia A. ~.
ooth, Silver, 81, nI fsc'i@
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MOUNT VERNON TAXES-NoTICE-
'l Wsshingtonyille, Wax, acid, Union Port, Pd-
hamyiue, Fleetwood, Ounvills, Prospect HUI, Wosa
and Central M. Vernon, &'.-rown and school
raIes will bs received At tine tth Ward HEsl. or
Grand and EhlAh1th sts on Monday, March i0th.
Under tie usN rIS Law all taxes NJ, paid ~ ths
Collectors before ne Is, Of April, lS6s, will b sod
At White PAM, Al tho expense OF She owner. Los
sold At the TAN Sale OF nusry 2OIh, may 10 70
deemed.
GEO COOPER. Collector, wOstchestsr.
join 4. IOkkE, =. East Chester.
\ PINDLErON, .. PSlhsug
pETERO o. COANOls, School ColsctoE.
&. MILLER, .. ..
J, LEBAUGH, Village MI. Vernon. ms Q.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THK
" partnership heretofore exciting bo1weon Rod
GERS & HOFF has lten ttIs LAY dss lived BY mu-
iual consent. WILLIAM N. HOFF, ISAIAH ROD
GERS. mhS Sill
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IN HORSES FOR SALE-SUTTABLE FOR
~ cartmen expreas-msn or but4hsra will be
sold cheAp-ons horse will be sol1 for 90, In good
oTdsr, Inquire In the FoosTy ssore, corner Of Gold
n and Myrtle ave Brooklyn, mario s'lsT
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A CCrlON NOTlCE-LARGE.S SALE OVER
n 500 worth " household furniture, this Icy
Monday, No. Is West 10th near Oh avenue, a. II
O'Clock, consisting, chamber, diniug r1om and
plrlnr furniture, pianotirte suits mirrors curtains
clocks tables, chArs, csrpe,ing and htdding china,
sable cutie y, urNs aud siv,rWare, DC. ASi baia.
mera, and Kitchen furniture, N. u, CHAPLIN,
Auchuneer. 1876
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TIKI NKw YORK DAILY SUN
n asni 70 subscribers regularly, every mornings
BY MALI FOh - fhAh
NEW YoaK CExT,
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MEDICLNEa,
THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE n
Il Dr. SmlIh's celebrated
nYAPEPSIA HILAEOR.

DYSPEPSIA ASNIHILAroR,
which L. pronouncod BY AL who have given 10 . IN
ula ~ Ia the best article for THAI Distressing a.
eass-DYSPEPSlA-sVe introduced. II WaEAai
up the whole system, giving tone and energy =
the stomach and creating new lie W the AtiitcAoA
"A spring sets In. Thousands will fea weak, In,
g'dd, and depressed In spirits, &C. W ali saoh -
would advise them W give II . triA-opa bolAla N
give you an idea whe1hsr " dolng good or "a
Prom the knowledge We have Of re earos Aired,
effected by ~ use, We are sail, Ided-ahaA Whasa
Y tAiriy Tied-h will work vsondsrs In the cure
Dyspepsia. Price 80 osr.A per botlls. Dspoae
70 South Second a, W.llAmsbursh. To be haA !,
New York, a VI nig a,h ave. rs Grand q. ~
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC
NFlr sale 2 900 pounds of frssn butter and q lot
r IA feed pork. aud IL hundrei weight dry smoked
IA..s, and laid, oil FIRST quality, put up la the best
STYLE tie owner wishes Ihe puDlic 10 come and ok
AZ Inc the goods before uyiug AZ other places the
uuer can be soen Al l2Ih 81, N. u from o'c'ooE
fuu 1 iu a o afternoon, or ~ Wett Goth st. PAT
RICK COLEMAN, owner. ll9 ~
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Personal NOTICES.

ALL "3 MONTHS" VOLUNTEERS ANC
IA volunteers for az years. or "the war;" dis
charged for disability, 0r widows Of any SUCH call
on TlIO5. l.. BKAYSARD, 81 Wal 81. mhs GIN
boy, FOTR YEARS OF AGE, NAME
- Willie Wllker, has on green ackst and bro Sn
pants, and blue marks ON FOREHEAD. II returned "
Isl Mott si, wa receive thanks Of his parents, 3is
MISS MARIE DOYLE, WHO HAS BEEN
l'l with Mrs. BAIRD in Prince 81, please call At
l43 Wesa 9Tth ID. Ais, wanted good hand W work
hne ladies linen nj no but COED hands need APP
ply-l43 West 21th 81, up iloor. ~
ITO ]. W. LYMAN, JAMES BARNES, AND
u all others whom II may oonoeTn-Notice Is here
by given that will soil al public auction, 10 pay
storage and charges, on Saturday the lbth OF March
instant, At 10 A. 81 the Engine Works foo. Of
East 24,h ID, lot Of old iron and wood work, &c.
used In the late Cumberland Oil Works. SAMUEL
LkGGErr, Buperinsandsnt. v. 3. MILLS, Act'r.
ew York, March Tth, 1904. milo sA'llo
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SHIPPING, sc.

EOR DRIDGEPORT-FOR FREIGHT Only
l. The steamer BRIDGEPORT will rsosivs
reighi nj Peck 4 Up, Pier ~, Il. Il, for the HsutA.
tonic and NAugAtuck Railroad. milo 6'lta