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DAISIES ON THE POTOMAC.

DASSES ON THE POTOMAC.
On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes Will be required from AN vessels, beats &c.
navigating the Potomac river. These win be issued
by the Commanding Onicer OF the Flotilla, and may
De obtained from The naval vessels stationed at
Alezansria or At the mouth o. the river.
GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary Of the Navy.
NAVY pFFAKTgrET,
Septanbe II, Is62. IRep. & Init 20 10
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MEDICINES.

u skLiIAoRE
LOCK HOSprTAL
Has jisoorfsi she ,goa C-,ais Sp,,dS dgf oa}s
Efsctrai Rsnedy tn ae World WHY
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IkPRUpEyCE.
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q T. + &c. A L ,

nEPARTHENT CT STATE
H. WASHINGTON, Januaryz5, 1897.
The Secretary OF State viii hereafter receive Mem
asrs CT Congress on business On Saturdays, COM
8.s uc;Ds with Saturday. the first az next month
TT WILLIAM H. SEWARD
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WELLING TONS syRPLENEyTARY pEs.
VSskpA. 7vsls. ksndon, PkANCK fAfL6N
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EEMALES.! FEMALES.
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR cox.
TENPLATiNG MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar 20 Females the EX.
TRACT ECCHU is UGequallei by any her RENE
dy. as ii CElorosis Retention IrreguIarity
PsiEiCl ness or Suppression OF Customary Evacua.
ions, LIBERATED or Schirr0us state OF the Uterus
Leucorrhea or Whites steriiity and for all COM
plants incident The sex whether arj.in, rro-,
ILdlseTeuoD, Habits Of Dissipation Or ia the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SIZE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITUOuTIr.
i"Ke no more Balsarn, Mercury. or unpleassn-
Nes--c!Ie 'oE III Iieas&nt aid dangerous diseases.
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septsm bar II, ,s6a. IRep. e. Init 50 10

cEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received until
- September 31th, at IL NJ, for delivering mt this
Office, Fourteen Cords Of " ell-seasoned OAK WOOD
Of the best quality, to be delivered rs follows: 1--WE
cords st Of 0ctoteT and two cords the LIST day
cf each succeeding month, until The whole shall
have been Delivered
I; Props ais should he addressed 20 the subscriber
Wood" NORRIS & MILLER,
Major QUartprInaster.
ousrterlassters offee, Washington, D. c., 1877
street Sc l7dtd
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A II KICAH WATE e IS
FOR SOLDIERS!
At Red CED PIECES.

American Watches for Americans,
THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give
notice that they have lately issued new style OF
Watch, expressly designed for spidieTs and Others
who desire good Watch st a moderate price
These Watches are int nded 10 place the worth
less cheap watches Of British and Swiss manu-
fsrture, with which the country is flooded. and
which were never expected to keep time when
they were made, being refuse manufacture, sent
10 this country because ursaleatle at home, a1d
used here only fer jo.t.y,ng and s,rinG.ias pur.
poses.
We offer to sell our Watch, which is of THE
MOST SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE. AN
ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIME KEEPER.
and in Sterling Silver Cases, Hunting pattern at
as low price as is asked for the trashy iauts and
LpipeS Of foreign make, already referred to-
We have named the new scrics of Watches VIM
ELLERY, Besten, Mess, which name viii be found
the plate OF every Watch of this manufacture
and is enc Of our trade marks
Sold by all respectable jewelers. in the loys
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed 20
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents CT the American Watch Company,
au ~ I'm .... 1S2 Broadway, Ny
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WN, T. HQYE Il co.
AAE Now Prepared to execute any orders with
PLUMBING. GAS Or STEAM AMT FiT r IN RUsI.
~ etore on Ninth street, a few doors north CT
Pennsylvania avenue. where may he found com
pete atsortment of CHANDELIERS and other GAS
sTEAM and WATER FIXTURES. ian q ~
w GAS FISTUhES.
w Have in Store. aud are daily receiving. GAS
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and DESIGNS
ard Finsn superior in style TO anything heretofore
offered IN this market
We invite citizens generally n call And exam, ;na
oEr stock Of e. hS and WATER FIXTCRES feeling
confident that we have the best selected stock in
Washington
~ All Work in the above Lire intres.ed 20 chr
care viii Is prolapt attended 10.
Mar5i MYERS & NcGHAS, 376 street
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CURE WARRANTED, OR 70 CHARGE, IN
FROM ONE TO TWO DATsl

LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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SIALED FKUFVNALS are invited I'll the ist
~ day Of October. 1862, at y clock M. for fur
nishing the Subsistence Department with q 90
barrels Of FLOUR.
Bids VIII be received for what is known as No. l.
No. and Nos y
The number Of barrels Of each kind should be
distinctly stated and the price proposed for each
grade.
The quantity Of Flour required will be about SO
barrels daily. delivered either a. the Government
warehouses in Georgetown a. The Railroad De pot
a. Washington.
The usual Government inspection will De made
just before the Flour is received.
he barrels To De head lined.
Bids will he accompanied by an oath of allegiance
snd be directed 10 Col. 4. BECKWITII, A. b &.
snd C. s. [. s. 4. a, Washington, ID. c., and en-
GCrssG - P~CrC sGls FOR Elnnr y II
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PALLID COUNTENANCE.

These SYMPTOMS. if allowed TO go on, which this
medicine Invariably removes, soon follows IMpO.
TENCY, FATUITY. EPHEPTIC FIrS, n o3e OF
which the patien. may expire.
Who oan say that they are not Frequently FOL.
lowed by those "DIRLFCL DISEASES
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HELNBCLD'S EXTRACT ECCHu

CURES SECRET DISEASES
IL all their stages, A. little Expense
Little or TO change IN Diet No Inconvenience
And 10 Exposure
Il causes frequent deeire ard gives strength ~
Urinate thereby Removing Distractions. Prevent
ing and curing Structures of the Urethre .ri.v
ing Pain and inflammation go frequent in the class
OF diseases, and expeliing all Poisonous Diseases
and worn cut Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS who bars
been tie victims Of Quscks, ard who have no;5
heavy fees 70 be cured in short time have so,,d
that they were deceived, and that the '.POISOy,
has, ~ the use OF powerful sstringents," been
dried up IN the system, TO break out in an s.r.
waited iorGl, and perhaps alter Marriage.
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"INSANiTY AND CONSUMPTION,

"INSANiTY AND C0NSUMPTION,n
Many are aware or :he cause Of their snfarin-
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
TIE RECORDS OF TEE INSANE ASYLUHs
And the melancholy Deaths by Consump,icn bear
ample wi:DeTs 20 the truth Of the assertion,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid Of medicine 20 strengthen sn5 IN.
7isoT&te the system, which uELMBOLDS TX
TRACT BCCuC invariably does, A nal "! Il
sonI.D:e Tie most lkep sical.
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Il r lie f VI A r

Pyc-eS,st - RCyUl Is,..ys Patent Of Ergl1ad. and
terPy.G ~ :Ie Seals Gf the Ecolt n. piaTnlaris lie
G1tS, as& :ae Intper ga! Co.egs 81 G iitas, FitgaI.
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lfR. DUPOSTS SUGAR COATED FEMALE
- REGULATING PILLS.
Read the following unsolicited encomiums
:, | cannot commend them TOO highly,
They are the best Female Pills extsnt',
" l have used them with complete SUCCESS
" Would nCt be without them upon any consider.
Atom
They operate speedily and effectively
Price 81. Sent 10y mail. sold by :. &. UPIIAM
&O3 ChesI.nt street, Philadelphia, and IN Wash
irgtcn ty =. G. FORD, corner nth street ana Pa
Druggists ma 2;-eoIy"
THE TAXPAYERS MANUAL, Containing the
sAyes; Is cents
., Martin Van Buren,; Lawyer, Statesman, ana Man:
Marguerite, by Madame Emile de Girardin Is
highthills Popular Treatise Deafness 7s ets
Mliilsms on Diseases OF the Eye $40.
Rockers fi.st Book IN Chemistry 50 eeuts.
Beauties OF De Quincy, Sic
Ire fiying putehnan, by SAKE 80 cents
me game Fish of the North SIG.
BOOK anout Doctors @i2.
me ny,.ery novel, by Mrs. Wood; 50 cents.
Ihs sorpheus Y. Ke1Ss Papers IS cents.
eeN 3RANCK TAYLOR.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
she morning. in season for the morning mails.
Each edition VIII contain the latest telegraphic
news to the tlme Of going to press.
The Terms Will be,
$500 per year, or 81, 90 for three months, to
mail Subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office
5000 per year, OF ST. 25 for three months, to
village subscribers--paper delivered at their
uses or places of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited G.. w. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN APRIL 5. 1862.
The Sabbath.

With silent awe hail The sacred MOON
Which slowly wakes while all the heios arc S'''''
A,oothing calm on every breeze is Borne
A graver murmur gu giles from the ri'i;
And echo answers otter from the hill,
And softer sings the linnet from the tnorn'
TIL. skylark MARBLES in 4 tone less shrill'
Hail light serene; hail sacred sapoath inofH
The rocks noat silent by in airy droyes:
The sun placid yellow lustre shows;
The gales, that lately sighed along the groves,
Have hu he'd their downy wings in sweet repose.
The lowering rock Of clouds forgets to move.
So smiled the day when the first morn arese.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

The CASE OF Rev. GEO. GORDON
Sherman of Ohio in his speech on the Emancipa-
ton resolutions Of President Lincoln made the
following statement:
" George Gordon, the President of one o! the
colleges of our state,a man of learning and char
acter, is now held in the jail in the City of
Cleveland, convicted under your Fugitive Slave
law in the Western Reserve, at Cleveland, of
aiding a fugitive to escape. That conviction
WAS rendered long alter this war commenced land
a judge sitting in Cleveland sentenced him to
SIX months imprisonment and to a fine of $500
This man of education and learning has suffered
four months in that Jail, and although hun
drcds and thousands of people have petitioned
for his pardon, although he took no part in the
crime, but simply stood by and did not raise his
hanu to prevent It, yet, So careful have been
the Administration to protect the rights of the
South, and the duties and the obligations of the
Free States to the Slave States, that a clergy
the head of college, man of high character,
now suffers as a feon IN your Jail"
The President the next day issued free par
don to Mr.. Gordon.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

SLAVERY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. The
bill aboiisbing Slavery in the District of Column
ba, which passed the Senate by SO decisive q
vote, makes provision for voluntary colonization,
and for this purpose it appropriates 500 900.
An amendment was adopted, on motion of Scna-
tor Colamer, providing that the slaves liberated
by the act should be furnished with free papers
There was not a vote against the bill from a free
State east of the Rocky Mountains except
Wright of Indiana. The Border State Senators
voted solid against the bill, as did those from
California and Oregon. The bill will of course
pass the House, and we hope without any long
debate. 1t is already having the effect to abolish
Slavery in the District. as all those who own
slaves which are worth more than $3OO-the
limit of compensation fixed by the bill--are send.
ing them as rapidly as possible into Maryland
And many who own slaves of less value, have
wholesome fear Of the provision of the bill
which limits the compensation to those persons
who have not aided the rebellion.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

On Friday, Marietta daughter of Frederick
Everson, of Franklin, VT, IL girl of IL years
OF age went to ,hesugar bush after her father
who happened to be out oisight at the further
part OF the bush, when by some accident her
clothes took fire. Her father heaad her call i,
went back TO the boiling place, found Il garment
there on fire but the girl had ran to the house
about thirty rods distant and was So badly
burned that SHE died in about six hours.-&.
ADans Messenger
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05
The Department Of the Potomac.

The order of the War Department, subdi.
viding what has been the Department Of the
Potomac into three Departments, and giving
Banks and Mcdowell independent commands,
simplifes matters very much, and cannot fail to
hasten the " forward to Richmond " movement
of our armies. Mcclellan being thus relieved
from the supervision of anything but his i'm
mediate command, which is limited By this or
der to that part Of Southeastern Virginia south
Of Aqua Creek and east Of the Fredericksburgh
and Richmond railroad, can give his undivided
attention to that Department. The RESPONSE
bilty of taking care of jackson and the rebel
forces in the Shenandoah valley, is thus given
to Banks. Mcdowell has in charge the bust
ness of assailng the rebels in whatever line of
defense they may choose to adopt south of Ma
nassas to defend the approaches to Richmond
from that direction, while Mcclellan will ad.
vance on Richmond from the Potomac and the
Chesapeake. This order means, unquestiona
bly,, Immediate work. The forces under Nc
Clelan down the Potomac and in the vicinity
of Fortress Monroe, are already, we believe, adj
vancng upon Richmond from that direction,
and if not so rapidly as the public Impotence
could desire, yet safely and surely, and WILL
before long, be brought - face to face with
the enemy, agreeably to the promise of Little
Mac made more than three weeks ago. Banks
and Mcdowell, in their separate commands,
will move South, and it may yet be a race be-
tween the latter and Mcclellan to determine
who shall first plant the Stars and Stripes over
the rebel Capitol, The war has, no doubt, been
delayed from the outset by too few independent
commands. Competent officers having row been
found to take command of the various depart
ments OF the Army, greater efficiency and Ia
pidty Of movements will be attained by making
Mcdowell. and Banks and Fremont, and HAL |
lcck independent commanders CT Departments,
as they are, than by ,ieng them TO the will of
any one commander in the field. Each General
thus has bis own troops, and can use them
without apprehension OF an order taking them
from him t. reinforce some other command at
any moment. And he can also take adyantn-
&c OF favorable opportunities to attack an en-
envy, without waiting lor adyices from head !
quarters The delays consequent upon Com
mander-ln Chief directing tie movements Of the
whole field, has thus forced the War Depart
ment to divide and sub-dyide the Army, untl |
now the General who last fall commanded the |
whole field from the Atlantic to the Rocky !
Mountains, has only in charge fractional part
Of Virginia. But he has q splendid army yet
under him, and promises with them 10 strike
the death blow to the rebellion, aud the whole I
Nation are praying that the blow may not be
much longer delayed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

FIRE.--rhe dry house of Warner q O''t ss,
ter, near the old steam mill buildings los,
consumed by fire on Thursday evening VI anne
week, together with its contents lO'' ;ts d
$3.50. Geo. N, Richardson had guam ~ r,.
stp bucket material in this building WIN" him
olrDed and Just ut this time the loss
Wiil DO considerable Caledoni0n.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

A letter from Nashville says one Of 'n y, rmlry
pal reasons Of the stoppage OF business zane Of
tradesmcn, is the apprehension Oh " I ed tli
Northern creditors in the wake Oh ''0
troops.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

The churches Of two rebel cereymI o, d!
Washington were recently closed, ~ o''''
the Secretary Of War.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

One thousand citizens Of the District of Co.
lumbia, including Judges and Mayors and Tx
Mayors, and Aldermen and Ex Aldermen, have
reitoncd Congress to abolish Slavery in the
District Of Columbia. Their prayer will I'M
questionIhy bo granted.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-05

A Wards LECTURE" Wacks works. it
will be remembered, is to lecture here this even
ing. His " Children in the Wood "are said to be
irrepressibly funny, and no one should miss an
opportunity to hear him. There is a time to
augh, and we think tonight will provo that time
Artemas lectured last evening at Burlington
and the Times says
The lecture OF I" Artemns Ward last eve
ming, gave universal satisfaction. Mr. Browne
kept his large audience on the broad grin from
first to last by his quaint and lunny sayings
We trust the drol lecturer may he heard in Bur.
lington another season. " Artcmas 4" is gen
uine humorist, and the " Children in the
Wood we'll deserves the success it everywhere
meets.
WHERE is JOE ALIAS JOSEPH 1.-The Watch
man closes u short editorial with the following
italcised and slightly obscure sentence:
"Qm Bono"
Joseph, who does the Latin for that paper.
might find matter in these two cabalstic words
for another letter, if he did mt entirely use I'm
what few brains he had in his last communica-
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

WANTED-BY REspEcTABLE YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation as cook and ironer, chan.-
berwork and fine washing Call at rs sth st., In the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

JKyANTED-A YOUNG LADY, A FIRST RATE EN-
w brodercr, for ne embroidery. and help saeswoman
time. English American preferred. Employment
all the year Apply Ut the stamping store l90 Ah sy be-
tween lzth and 18th SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

vVANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE, MIDDLE AGED
~ woman situation TO DO general housework; has no
objection short distance in the couniry;
city references given ca for days 10 ID st. the
BOWory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

HELP wANTED-MALEDs
- =. . -. . -. -. =
Rof wANfkD-fo TAKE sAkh " HoksE AND
ID maxe nssE geuef.sy 1sefu.i ohe acQasinssd with
IsAVTIOW AgESTN-fIOynfS GREAT NAP
fths ~ th~rn states enWrAvsl Oh sls@ and rsed by
Wa pst - reasesa IA Tries 20 IS cents
nsssa ailsgd lssring asky sSoi csi nap. fa of e.
T8rs 40 ana tsNtux tne paDe 10 suppose II
Bslag y ths wyssf o,her ray than
" ~ dos the per ~ ny slsr Map 70 me tfice VI
~. trssAy wee 80 maf-MhtA - ns daI V y cents
Isf eg fhste are ~ h.Ars mate equal 10 y Lleyds
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

SITUATIONS wANrED-MALEs.
4 YOUNG NAN or RxrERiEScE WANTS siTrA.
N ton az barkseper. has ae esness a 20 o4ss....r
<. fs:i sos osI;s: iss iis'sa Il sss @ sas. : ~"
A BOY, AGED " YEARS. RESIDING wfrn MS "a
sale .rsosiy s1; sSs,s .os. sosoS srSss ss ssps
s- -ssss hrsI Address f0r sns "ss ssa 30
As CoAcHvAN.-wANTEp A SITUATION, nv
"A Protestant who peffesy .ss sssisa ~ sss nss
xia 4 a !. boz sr M s. c. a
CLoTHINo-wASTED. sIrvArios A. s.LEs
" mao, sys young vhe has s.ss ~ ~, ~ y
veil =, Good rsisieScs AadSsss cSSins ssis.@sa M
- ihe man scol farmer, fna uadsrsi uls ~. n
horses. cows Ae The womaa 1. good COOS wssarr sad
poe.' pscs Cal az ., or address $40 An a.. ''''
RIO HOTEL PRoPRIRToRs SITUATION As
clerk soonssepsr o. s'.h.sr 80, wansa ~ yoaas ss's
thorough Praessa sso.1as o. - .e sss. o. pss'as
XVAxrED-By A BOY, BETWEEN sAsD " YEARS
~ dry goods a. sGgss Ts' & hisi M ss.. %
yUASrED-BY COMPETENT MAN, WIN SIEVE.
Publishing department o spauer or Would
&C s ssss ss ns Ivy can he y, s s r.
Address for three days bessner boz los iersa
yxrANTED-A SITUATION Az WAITER IN A PRr.
yae family S steady sober ana s9mss'sn, .s,yan
Mr. Corwlns grocery, N0 Broadway corner 1Dn a,
at the Hei aid Office.
yVHoLEsALE GROCERY 1RADE-wANrED. A
w stuaon clerk general aSsstant In the above
provision tfats. Good refercnc Twenty dollars Will b.
given any procuring the above for the advertiser
giving inf nation sh u eal 70 permanent
lsgoen Reference sven 70 above trades Address Gro
cer Iel ald onlce.
TVANTEp-HarLoYMENr FoR AN ACTIVE BOY,
w or IA, on isrm within nnndrod miles Of New
York; small sum would be raid weekly asan cluvaent
for board sired. Address Or apply J, En 7
Ful,oa shesh New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

INANTED-BY A GERMAN PROTESTANT GIRL, A
w situation, In al American family, chamber maid
and waitress Call for days GottLold's 20 William
st., between Duane and Frankfort sts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

yHyM J SHARP OFFERS ron SALE FIRST CLASS
w Biard Iaeles VITA bis newly Invented pa,en, cush-
Cal ~ l0auiaeory, is Fulton street; second hand
Tshiss = =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

s'tsrANTEp-By SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS WOMAN, A
w slual on - chsrpaf maid ~ 70 do Iiain sewng
would DO gaega housework ~ small sryae faulty. Gail
. ~ SO ieth st. sveosd uovf, frvpt oom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

yyTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN
w with fresh breast OF milk, who has lost her
child baby her residence Inquire al
Ito Chrystie ST., in the rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

yKTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation to do housework, IN small family; good
city reference. Call for two days ~ l0l west27h ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

yNANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation TO do general houscwoIk, cook, WASH and
iron for private aiay Apply "a East 2lIh IT. between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

yxTANTED-A SITUATION Az WAITER IN PRr.
w vato family BY seady sober and competent servant;
Corwns grocery, poo Broadway. corner 2n a,
n the Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12

w testant Welsh SRI, as plain cook. washer and
ironer to do general Aouse~Ofk in small private
My ciiy rescre.ec call Tor Two day. At 81 RooseveM
In tie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-26
STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock, S.. - Supreme Judicial Court October
Term, 1852.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court orders. that
notice Of the pendency Of the same be given to the
hbeee therein named, by Publishing an attssted
copy of saii libel and Of this order thereon three
weeks excessively in the Ellsworth American
the last publication to be at least thirty day.
before the next term II this Court 10 be
holden at Ellsworth within and for the County
of Hancock, on the fourth Tuesday Of April next.
that said libeIee may then and there appear and
answer to said libel, and show cause, If any he
has, why the prayer thereof should not be granted
Attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk
A true copy Of the libel and order thereon
Al Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk,