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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

TuoRorenrAEE GAP.-The immese Bull Run
Mountain seems cleft in twain. as il by some
mighty power The way is scarcely wide enoug b
10 admit of the passage Of wagon. 10 an im'
mense hight on each side. rise huge piles OF lme-
stone rocks, from whose eTesices spring 'hou
sand fountains, whose splashing upon the rocks
b.neatl, i echoed ten thousand times huge
trees form an immense canopy IN the Nights
rising one above the other The sun smiles but
in few places in the dark passage. he bottom
of The rap Is filed with rocks and mud, anu u
seems scarcely possible 10 novice IN mountain
wonders that either hores vehicle could pass
the tortuous. rough and dark labyrinth hut u
was done this morning. The advance guard, 'ei
bs StahI and Wyndham. i followed With the rush
of artillery aud horscmen. The occasional re.
lection from the bright brass IL Founders, ana
the tremendous rumbng of the wheels. tell that
thew are rapidly passing through the AWFUL dehie
The chatter of thousands at hoofs and the eiAns
inc of the sabers echo with such force a. To st
nainf1l u the ear But onward press the gal'"h'
bsnd. in few moments the "old hag emcrge'
into the glowing sunlight. followed by brave
host OF fellows the echoes OF whose shouts our
forth with a stupendous roar from the deP'hs :"
the Gan The passage j. made rapidly ana ever,
o. .reaihe- freer. Ne he thinks the usually CO"
ardly enemy have not thi- time made the GAP /.
a, .,.y tomb for niAns OF them Tor fh"adei
phia Inquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

WxsHISeroS. November s-Dispatches from
Fortress Monroe to the Navy Department make
20 mention OF the Philadelphia Inquirer's report
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

NV YoKK. Nov. s.-The Newbern Progress
Of the let inst. has been received. IL saws the
statements that the rebels at Wilmington ase
aTming the nogroe- i untrue
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

~ The FIRST meeting OF the Democratic As
sociation OF indianapolis will be held at Military
Hall on week from to- morrow
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

NO. lI2.)
ETNTTED STATES on AMERICA DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, S.
WHEEEAs A libel Of information has been fsd IN the
District United States, within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of indiana. on tho 9th
day Of October, 1862. by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney
of the United states for the District of indiana, against
thirty Of capital stock Of the Tcrre Haue and
Richmond Railroad Company and ninety (s7) dol
lars and y cents Sh dividends accrued thereon IN the
hands the Treasurer Of -ad Company. for violation
the powers If Of Congress, approved July IL,
s62 entitled IAN acto suppress nsurreccn 20 punish
treason and rebellion to seize and conhcste the prop
ofreb and for other purposes and praying process
against said property aud that the may be con-
dtmed and sold A. enemies property.
Now therefore, in Of the monitor under the
seal of said directed and delivered do here
BY give public notice all persons claiming sadProperty
or any part thereof in any interested therein.
they and appear before the said District Court of
the United State be held al the city of indianapolis
IN and Tor the District of Indiana the third Monday OF
November O'Clock cf the forenoon o that day
and there inerpoSe their claims. and 20 make
their allegations ia that behalf.
H. G. RoSF, 4. :. Marshal
Per =. {. BIGFLov, Deputy
Attest
JoHS II. RIA, Clerk. novl-dlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.


An experienced engineer is wanted TO run
small stationary engine. Apply Immediately at
this Office.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TOuLtNSON & CON. Druggists, No.
IL East Washiugfon street,

Nave been appointed agents for The sale OF
g &C a Els r 81 T. 4 q. q.
The WONDERFUL GRANULUS, f~r the cure Of Coughs,
Coils. Sore Throat Bronchitis wheexng irritation Of the
UvalA and Tonsls and Diseases Of the Lungs. sold IL
large boxes. IS cts-. 81 cts and 81 each nlsd&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

II may be used with the best eject in
Bilious and Febrle Diseases Costveness Sick Headache,
Nausea. Loss 0f Appetite. Indigestion. Aedify u
ia. Stomach. Torpifity Of the Liver. Govt
Rheumatic Affections Gravel, Piles,
And all Complaint where gentle and Cooling Aperieni
or Purgaiive i required
particularly adapted 10 the waits Of Travellers by
Sea and Land Residents in Hot Climates persons of Sc
dentary HABITS Invads and Convslescent Captains u
Vessels and Planters viii End valuable addition 10
their Medicine Chests.
II is In the form Il Powder, carefully put up II bot
ties keep IN climate, and merely requires wafer
poured upon 70 produce delightful efee-ceut bever-
age.
gentlemen q the highest standing throughout the eoun
try and is steadily increasing popularity for series OF
years strongly IT. efficacy and valuable char
acer and commend Il the favorable notice Of al intel
gent public
Manufactured only by TARRANT Co, No. rs Green.
wch street corner q Warren New York and Tor
sale by Druggists generally tys-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

PROVIDENCE. X /, November e-By order
OF Gov Sprsgue 100 guns will be fred 70 NOR
row in honor Of the appointment Of Burnside 20
the command Of the Army Of the Potomac
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- sHUcRAFT HAS OPENED A BAkBER SHOP N
-. tho block of John G. New. tho doors soafh q
the Postocce, the second floor, Room No. and ,.
where ne will be pleased 20 ali hs old l.
In fnll blast with slx chairs ocue-oy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

- Hon Judge Ray, OF indianapolis. is now
here for the purpose of procuring all testimony
for or against the prisoners arrested in this coun
IT, by request of General Siddal. preparatory 10
a formal trial. and it Is desired to employ every
facility to fair aud impartial hearing. And
from Mr. Ray all may rely upon fair inyestiga
ton Mr.. Joseph A. Lewis is also here. on the
part of the defendants. and We doubt not our OPP
position friends will now be convinced Of the ct
fort being made to impart fairness to those prls-
oners-Hariford C1y Union.
Judge Ray returned on Saturday. and We pre-
sumo has forwarded his report vi the investigation
to the authorities. whoever they may be- We
have no fears OF the result, and expect in few
DAYS that the prisoners who are nov kept III a
miserably entil,ied and unhealthy dungeon will
be released and suffered to return to their homes
and families.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

~ For fresh Baltimore Oysters, raw. stewed
or fried, 90 To Cunningham's. on Illinois street.
opposite the Governors mansion. If
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-10

no. III
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA, SIS
WHEREAS libel Of information has been filed in the Dis
rsct Court u the United States within and for the Seventh
aud District of lndana.on the 18th day sept 1867
by John Hanna ESQ, Attorney for The United States
for the District ~ Indiana against one stallion, seized IN
county, tDdisna for violation Of the powers OF
an act Of Congress approve July ~. sse, entitled
&C suppress nsnrrecion 20 punish treason and rebel
lon and concae the property Of rebels and Tor
purpose snd praying process against said prop
ery and tha; the may be condemned and sold as
enemies property.
Now therefore. pursuance Of the monoH under the
seal said dre ted and delivered do here
hy give public note 60 al persons elaElin said property
or any par thereof or any interested therein.
that they be and appear before the said District Court OF
the United states, be held az the city Of indianapolis
IN and Tor the District Of Indiana the third Monday OF
November o'clock of the forenoon OF that
day then and there nterpoe their claims and to make
their allegations N that behalf
ID. G. ROSE, L. s. Marshai.
Per =. s. BIsELow, Deputy.
Attest.
loH> II. RIA, Clerk novl-dl4t
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MUSIC.

NrEw MUSIC BOON. The silver chsrd, !" . cemrsn
I'll WILLARD srovrrr,a
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II A X K A ~ It's
EFFERyESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.

This valuable and popular Medicine has universally u
ceived the most favorable recommendations Of the
Medical Profession and the Public as the most
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CROCE RiES.
DC M a n - Ne Hr "a ~ I.

rgyHE CITIZENS OF MARION COUNTY. INDIANA
are hereby notified thatthe Assistant Assesses
books will be kept open for examination at their Office in
Talbot building, until the goth day Of November
next All appeals taken from their assessments must be
made ia writing aud left with and the 3lsi ard 23d
same month will hear aai determine all appeals
made Parties interested will please call upon u at that
time W. A. BRADSHAW,
Sixth District Of Indiana.
ocf3l -d&wtaOv22
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

Canadian flour was in moderate demand while the
sales embraced about 200 bbs within the above range
OF prices Southern -four heavy and sales moderate
being confined TO about 900 bbls within range Of quo
tatiops Rye -four steady at figures with sales OF
200 bbs. Corn meal scarce and prices firm, with
salc. of 200 bbls Wheat opened with some show Of firm
ness especially for good winter red but tho market
closed less spirit The sales footed up about 80 900
bushels a, 81 40 81 40 for white Michigan, 81 35
as1 20 for white Ohio, 81 2i1 81 81 for red Western,
81 2 81 81 for amber do, 81 IS for white Kentucky
81 81 81 "a for amber Iowa and Green Bay
81 10 81 20 for Milwaukee club and 81 IL 81 Is
for Chicago club. Com 0rmer at the opening but
closed du and easier The sales embraced go 600 bush
els SOC 81 sc for heated, SIC. Soc for shipping
eastward and at Soc SIC for good to prime for export
Ryo scarce, with small sales OF state at s4c Soc
Barley and barley malt were quiet and nominal Oats
were steady and in moderate demand, at 45c 47c for
Western and Canadian, and at AZ &c. 4Sc for State
CoffEE irm, while sales limited. The follow
ing statement of stocks, movements, &c. for the past
week is taken from the circular Of Messrs. William Scott
Son Of this datcStock OF Rio and Santos the 22d OF
July 1867 bags 124642 received since to date, Santos
700-tota 12S 342 sales for consumption estimated at
71o9 stock of Rio and Santos the 29th of July 1892,
bags, 121 ,233 Java. mats, IL 100 Java government
bags, 1850 Maracabo bags 10 1866; Laguayra, $780,
st Domingo, 1885, Cears 1855; other descriptions,
2,45otota mats and bags, l65,5ls. ouotations-Rio,
nary, 21c. II Mc; do. fair to good cargoes Fl Nc
22tic.; Maracaibo, 2iiac. 23sc; Lagusyra, 2tsc.
months; 81 domingo 2lc, cash Stock Of Rio at Balti-
more July 25, bags, 1900; Philadelphia, 1876 New
York, July 80, 121 ;233-total, 135,y0S
CoT1oS-The market irregular and sales limited.
The trans scous small lots footed UP about 300 bales
chiefly ON the basis, of 44c 45c for mddlng uplands
with little any regular midding lots to be had
45c.
FREcnrs-Raes were firm. To Liverpool about As 900
bushels wheat we're engaged at 13d, in bulk and shps
bags with some lots ships bags at 13 and 1000
5000 bble flour s 3D., with some lots quoted al 3s.
IS. Sd dead weight was at Dos. asked To London
1000 bbls. -four made at 4s. per bb.,
while wheat az lad. To Bristol 1000 bushels wheat
were engaged IN ships bags at lad foreign vessel
TO Cork for ORDERS taken up TO load with wheat at
lic, N bulk. Another was engaged 10 lead with wheat
f for direct port, at 13d 4d II TO Cork for orders
and foreign brig for direct Irish port at l3d.
HAY.--ihe market was steady, with sales OF ! coo
bales al soc. Soc for shipping, and at SOC 60c for
city
MorAssEs.-sales Of 100 hhds Cuba muscovado were
made at $40
NAVAL STORES Supplies were scarce and pricss
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

BEEF CATTLE.
With large falling of in tho receipts, there but
fair supply on sale to-day notwithstanding ~ fact that
three or four hundred cattle were offered which
were on sale last week but which could not be sold
consequence Of the superabundant supply then hand
The cattle were Of fair average quality and the sup
ply moderate with expected arrivals depress
the Market trade steady, though not nearly
tive Of the sangunc Of the spectators
regular dealers anticipated The spectators who pro-
ceeded to Albany to obtain accessons to their limited
numbers. which offered on Monday morning, were
generally in expectation Of a material advance in
prices; but the timely arrival Of the CATTLE which
came in on Monday afternoon, and the three
in the rates. There was general belief that there
slight Improvement in prices Monday particularly in
the better kinds which sold readily outside quota
tions above The range to-day from &c. - 814c.
SIC pound but the bulk Of the offerings sold at about
7Hc. &C. The butchers having generally supplied them
selves literally last week, were Indifferent abont pur
chasing; otherwise there would probably have been an
advance
MICH cows.
The changes 80 few and unmportant In this depart
ment nowadays that we have only TO make the stereo
typed remark that the market is substantially the
being very quiet The sales effected at prices quoted
above but the bulk Of the offerings 90 at from S25 70 $5
per head.
The market still 'sdrags its slow length along' without
any visible change for the better The demand
for al descriptions continues very moderate and the cur
above quotations. which corrected from the sales Of
the day az the different yards.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The market for prime continues rule buoyant under
a tolerably active demand, and holders have been
bled TO obtain remuncrativs prices. Prime sheep
quite active and prices rule pretty high several large
All other kinds dull, with pretty slow sales at
tho above prices, which are somewhat low
The sales at Chamberlins, below, af
ford q pretty good insight into tho market at all
the yards We note sales OF 100 sheep and lambs at S.
at "a l5 1896 DO At 4 3l4 do at So IS os8 do at So
1865 do So 800 do. at $3 25 24 do. Mt SO 1874 50
do at So 12 42l do at 49, l61 do at 81 75 SO lambs
S5 40 do at 75 80 do at 81 so, SO do at S4 25 200
do at ST. lis do at So 49, 2s2 do. at SO 60 so do at
SO ~ l27 do at So 37 70 do at SO 25 rs do at ~ 75
SwINE
Have been very active and Notwithstanding the com
paravey heavy receipts, prices have largely advanced.
Corn ted sell freely at 4c 10 &C. pound and still fed
at 4c 4hc The offerings have sold as fast as they
arrived and the advanced have been freely
paid.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

n ~ 81 % ior bpHiis tupentins anu AZ Sls or CUM
mon rosn.
PROVISIONS s--Pork-The market rather nrmer,
while the demand fair with sales Of 700 800 bbs,
at $40 87H $40 s3Z for mess and at So 75 50 for
prime Beef firm and in fair demand, with sales Of
1e0 bbs., $l3 $l4 for plain mess, and at Sl4 SO
SIS for extra do. Primo mess was nominal.
Beef hams were firm, with small sales at SIS
$40 80. Bacon quiet and nominal. Cut meats
were In fair demand and at steady prices. The sales
embraced 225 packages at 3c a4c for shoulders ana
at &c. 51c for hams lard steady with sales Of
500 bbs and tierces at SIC. 9sc Butter and cheese
unchanged.
SUGARS were quito steady and prices nrm with sales
Of about 2,257 hhds included in which were $50 hhds.
New Orleans, by auction, within the range OF 8kc.
121sc., the latter for clarified. The remainder,
about ] 400 hhds. Cuba muscovados, at SIC. q Sc.
for fair TO good and prime refining goods and 62o boxes
within the range Of shc.a 1056c and 80 hhds meado
at 5Xc.
TALLow.-Ths market inactive, but steady ut
10Ac. 10Tc. Holders Of choice lots demanded 1lc.
ToBAcoo.-Kentucky is in steady request and prices
are very full sales 527 hhds Kentucky at 10c 19c.
131 cases seed leaf at 13c
WHIsKEY In moderate demand with sales OF 400
bbs State and Western at Csc. 2Shc for State and
prime Western at 29c., in small lots
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
Railroad Accident.

TFrom the Richmond Enquirer, July %
The up trap the South Side road, with troops
aboard ran OF the track when two or three miles
beyond Burbesvie Tuesday afternoon, wouudng forty
Aye men in .seventeen severely, four OF whom have
snce died The accident was caused by spike of
the rails having been drawn out allowing the rail give
way wben the train came upon it, Two
thrown down considerable embankment and il is
dsrful that the extent of damage was not greater
than was. The conductor of the train also slightly
injured Besides considerable damage the cars, the
track was torn for thirty forty yards The wound
ed were taken to Farmville where they properly
cared for,
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
Rebel Account or the spoils.

TTIVW tiIe Ic1oIs JuIy
4 gentleman from Richmond, yesterday, ascertaned
from sources entitled TO the fullest credit that as some
Of the fruits OF the recent victories around Richmond
have secured thrtythree thousand stand OF small arms
sixty cannon the greater portion Of them superior
hed pieces; between hundred and eigh, hundred
horses and mules thousands and thousands Of bullets
large quantity Of powder, but slightly damaged pick
axes, shovels and spades, almost beyond computation
overcoats india rubber and olcoth Blankets knapsacks
oanteens, &c
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

lfrom the hcnnond enquirer, Jmy -ol \,
Since the agreement OF the commissioners upon the
soonnded federal soldiers, taken the late battles, have
been sent the federal transports In James river.
During this charitable and in all respects honorable
movement on the part of the Confederate Commissioners
learn that sthe federal army on the James made
duanre up the rier of about oo miles. This intelligence
reaching headquarters. has caused cessation OF
ens in regard to the exchange, and appropriate
rangemsnts must be made before they are proceeded
with.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
since January $50 800 es3 7ol774s4 75,7l2,622
This is probably the heaviest weekly shipment
on record. Among the leading items we notice..

At this rate our shipments of specie will not last
very long, and exchange viii naturally decline.
Money is very abundant at 4 a per cent on
call. Paper sells at AZ a s a G Tor the best
names. Certificates OF Indebtedness hang at 9s1l5s
Demand notes range from LOG to 1867. The mo-
ment they sell for the same price as 7.30 notes. or
nearly so, it is presumed that the Secretary will
authorize exchange. The public have again
begun to deposit money at the Sub-Treasury at
per cent. To-day something under 500 600 was
received.
The course Of gold and exchange appears to
tend downward. Gold opened this morning at
ll6h, fell to ll6 between the boards, sold at
1867 at the second board, and closed that bid
Exchange has luctuated all day at 127 1885,
There we're some large sales OF bankers bills az
127. II is not easy to perceive how gold and cx.
change can be maintained at their present prices
The stock market continues very inactive, without
important change in prices. Spectators are all
waiting for news. At tie morning board govern
mcnt skies (coupons) declined 2s. Tcnnessees "a,
Missouris Il, Michigan Central "a, Rock Island Il,
Pacific Mail "a, New York Central Il. Erie q,
Erie preferred VI, Gacna Il. The feature Of the
market is nsctiviiy-a general disposition to avoid
doing business. This state Of things is OF course
Temporary. Decided news from any quarter
would lead TO . renewal Of activity. which the
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
Another Secession Tyler Conc.


Died. the 10th inst, at his late residence In the
county Of Hanover, Dr. Wat Henry Tyler in the 10th
year of his age He the eldest Of the first Cover
nor, John Tyler, of Virginia, and Mary Armstead who
boasted that she had named him after the greatest
rebels that er lived-Wat Tyler and Patrick Henry
Ho among the first to advocate the secession Of Vir
ginis from the Union
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, July 29-6 P. NJ.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports from the port Of New York to foreign
ports for the week ending July 20 and since Jan.
nary L.
1850. 1861 1862
Tor the week .... s., ,612, ,9s4 o,Oss96e aba ,3l4
Previously reported 40 299 46s II 57s sos
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July 29-6P. NJ
AsHys-Ths market firm, with small sales Of pots
at So rs $6 s14, and IL bbls Of pearls sold At
SO 87h.
BREApsrurs market was some less buoy
and active and rather easier for grades The
sales footed up about 600 bbs closing within the fol-
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
Execution OF Loyal Negroes.

From Tho Richmond Examiner July "a.
Two negroes were executed at Kingston, N. c., on
Friday last, by order OF Colonel Sol Williams c. s. A.
They found guilty Of drumming up recruits for
Burnside.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
From the North,
TErOm the Richmond kyaminpr Y,

From the Richmond Examiner, July "A
The probability OF resort a draft has caused in
tense indignation and excitement in Baltimore and il is
thought that General jackson In striking distance
As could at obtain twenty thousand from that
city alone.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

nIAMONDS. Old GOLD AND SILVER WANTED
LOUIS ANRICIi, 72i Broadway unds New York Hotel
ofgr. TO pay ne highest ash price Tor Damones old ,'od
and Silver Persons having those articles sale will
nor for than any places paid In
without being compelled to take other goods In
exchange. I23 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
Loss OF the Seventh Virginia

Adjuant j. H. Parr Of the Seventh Virginia regiment,
In his official report states that his regiment in
Of tie battles OF the Both OF june and out of 225 lost
- killed, 66 wounded and 81 missing, or Ill in all
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
EXCURSIONS.

L'EsTIvAL AND PTCNIC.-THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
Festival Of the takes pace "a Jon. Wood on
next rhursdaySs The music is IN sharg OF D,tworh who
sends his gtauU baud SOlumegs Wlh lie out hs test
Bytrything else wll De ln kncpHe " IN the above
HEADING The sGf- lunis w be the free schcols ~
st John the Eyang.Hsi eAur b. Tickets only 20 cents
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
TUHDAy, July 20, 1854

RECHIPTS.
The total receipts n tho yards during the past
and previous week have been as follows
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
REWARDS.

~O REwARD.-STRAYED, FROM NO. ss5 BROAD.
DC way yes erdy morning. Black and Tan Terrier Slut
Weighs ABOUT nine pounds five old cropped and
tail; short mead, and under protrudcs
beyond the upper Answers 10 tho OF Zip" HaA
slight touch OF the nupg under the The above
ward viii be paid returning her 10 the box ONCE Of Chris
tvs Mlnstrels
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

nSO REwARD-GoLD WATCH LosI.-LoSr, ON
DDU Monday evening, July y, aJones wvod, in
OF the Third avenue coming down. an sen laced Gold
Lever Watch. r. a q. Becsey, makers, No. 1854 The
above r, I'd viii ulu the delivery Of watch.
and no questions asked by applying to ~ Bando3 No.
Iryon row, city Hall square
no REwARD.-LosT on MONDAY EvENINl A
N,)U Diamond Pin, thirteen stones set IN shape star
M going Canll street 10 Alec. Th. hnder
ceiye lie reward returning 70 Mrs kce No.
Alien street, ~ Y.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Wo.
w man, as first class eook unders ands meats oi an
kinds and and pastes Best of reference No OBJ
jec 10 the country Cad ~ SS ioih Of 9Th
secon floor ttEo
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

WILL THE PERSON WHO SAW THE ASSAULT b
w policeman on gentleman IN n Twenty third stf ce
stage corner OF Coiandt and broadway, Monday n.
terno0n aud who interfered In his behalf and who
roughly handled by the policeman be gooc
enough to address w. box ,5J5 Post ONCE.
The New York herald., 1862-07-30

A SMART ACTIVE SALESMAN wANTED.-MUST BE
n thoroughly acquainted with the genemens furnishing
Goods Address giving name age, reference anc
salary desired box 9y7 N. Y. Post Office