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BY JAS. NJ TAYLOR r SON huts.

u ALUABLE FARM ON THE MECHANICs
VILE TURNPIKE, 3 MILES NORTH.
EAST OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING ABOUT
70 ACRES, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-At the
request. Of VIM. A. Wyatt, Esq, we viii sell on
TUESDAY, 18th July. commencing at o'clock p
NJ, his FARM AS described above, containing abou
20 acres Of highly improv ed land, upon which ar
winter and spring oats, vegetables Of various kinds
an orchard OF choice fruit well of excellent VS.
ter &c. The improvements are plain dwelling
and the usual out bnildinss Upon the place Ia IA
eligible site ip fine grove Of oaks for handsome
dwelling The neighborhood, for intelligence and
refinement, Is unsurpassed The health of this SCI,
ton OF country is proverbial. The tract adjoins
the lands of Jas Elicit and Richard G. Mowis ESQ.,
immediately opposite the farm of Richard Canthorn
Esq.
TERMs-Wiil be MADE known on the fay Of al,
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR g. SON
IL 10 Anetioneers
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~. THE SURGEON In charge Of ST. Charles
~ Hospital, desires 10 return thanks to the
Young Mems Christian Association for thr many
fayors which his hospital t..s received from them
thTongh THE hands Of Mrs. EAyIEf
~ n--Its
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FUTURE DAYS.
By GoDpLy & APPERSoH, Asc.ion.-rs

CEvEN HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ny
- LEIGH, BAKER, AND MOORE STREET
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. viii be- sald az ars
ton, on the premises. on MONDAY, the i4th JuIv
1862, at O'Clock = H., in the order advertised ~.
following valuable BUILDING LOTS. viz: Lo,
No. -, the north side of Leigh street be.va.,
Judah street and Brook avenue fronting 30 feet
running back LA feet TO an alley. Also, Lott Noa
and 4, ON the south side Of Baker street oppos,s
the late residence of Jacob Shook, deceased front
ing - feet, running bac; 100 feet. Also Lots M.
z. g. 9, and 10, in Goddns Plan. at the corner Q,
Moore and Pine streets, adjoining the residence If
Mr.. Henry T.. Nedt, each fronting ii feet runnor
back l30 feet to n wide alley.
TERMs-Cash or Credit, AT the option Of the pur
chaser. GODDIy l. APPEKsGS
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: ~
BOARDING.

DOARDING.-Fivn or six gentlemen can be &c
- cOmmodated with BOARD in private fami!,
Dy application To hous,- corner of Leigh ant
Adams streets or to c. NJ LUMPKIN & BSO.
Franklin street, opposite metropolitan Hail.
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NEWS.

Glorious News from Arhsnsas..R cpsvtcd Cap.
1ure Of Gcx. Curtis and 5000 Prisoners.
GRENADA, July io.--Passengcrs from Memphis
las. night FAY intelligence was received there Mou-
day last thaf Gen. Hindman had captured Curtis,
with 5000 prisoners. Col. Fitch being unable TO
reach Curtis with achievements returned TO Mem
pitts with bis command on Sunday.
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- PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT ARC
T1ON.--After the foregoing sale FAY abon, TX
o'clock r. II, will be- sod six handsome BUllD
ING LOTS. in Riscie's plan, hear to the residene.
OF Mr.. Richard Moren, Nos 8, O. TO- II. and r. essb
fronting 20 feet, aud Running back ls2 fee,
GODDIN & APPFasOy
" III
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large furnished ROOM, sui'a-
ID bio for two gentlemen, friends in 4 private
family. may be obtained by applying AT the second
house corner OF First and Grace streets, south size.
IL Ii
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LOST, STRAYED, &c

ATRAYED-S30 REWARD AND ALL EX-
- PENSES PAiD-From White Oak Swamp
Tuesday, July 9Th, three HORSES: a pale Sorre
Mare, nearly fifteen hands high, compaetly forced
with small head and heavy name had saddle
gall on laf; side of her back five years old trots
rapidly, and walks we'll A tail, slender -bodied
Bay Horse, very deep but thin in the shoulders ;
small head, thin name and tail, and has u large
white spot under the saddle on left side of bis back
PAGES badly, trotS short, but walks very well and
fast about ten years old. mouse-colsred Sorrel
Mare, with very heavy name and TAIL large head
compacty formed. and in fine order. These horses
came into the suburbs of Richmond on Tuesday
evening, about dark, in company with another
bay horse, branded Va. B. SO each will be paid
for the delivery OF these horses at J. b. Davis 5
livery stable, Franklin street one square below
Exchange Hotel TO any Of the undersigned.
J. ii. TIMBERiAEE
JAS. DINWIpD!E
F.. s. BIBB
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ats ssOS SAIE:.
BY REDWOOD 4 KEACH hv,,
81 Main street,

* ESTEEL HOUSEHOLD pARLoy cu..
NJ Der AND KITCHEN rURNITTnr
GROCERIES. &c.--On FRIDAY, iIth ins, :. =.
o'clock, we viii sell, at the residence Of ~, ~
rick, Esd, ith street. between jackson ara Ts
val, all the Furniture, &C.. On the pre,nis.. ~. ~
sisting Of Cane-Sest Chairs; Dining and Kss sr
Tables Wardrobes; Bedsfeads. Beds, Naftre.s..a
China and Crockery Ware; Knives and ya.as
Spoons; Tubs; Buckets; Tin Ware, Ac.;a IL, :;
Mating. and various other articles too num.,,.i
to mention
Also--A lot Of Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Salt. r,or.
jy e-tds REDWOOD kEACu, Aue,.
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HEADQS 18th RECT MISS. VOLS,
Near PoiDdexter's Farm, Va,
July 9Th, 1862 }
4 IL. ABSENTEES from the i7;h Mississippi
"A Regiment who do not report in person to the
egiment by duplicate Surgeons certificate, IF
unfit for Duty b. the 18th inst, will be published
a. dePeIters and treated such.
Those on DETACHED duty must show by what au
thorify they absent. JNO. G. FlSER,
~ H. ct 1t. Col. Con, K Regiment
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RUNAWAYS.


NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Ran away from the subscriber, at Ampthill
Cumberland county, my negro boy CLIFTON
He is nutmeg color, about II years old. nor well
grown, but active and smart he had shoes
dressed with military cap ard pants, with
bear skin coat When he left he took with him
my sorre horse, 5ieot inch high with blazed face
and one white hind foot and PAGES remarkably WE'LL
is . or 10 years oldr and had one of Cottreirs
best saddles and curb bride, with rein broken
il inches from the bit. 1t is supposed the boy took
the towpath for Rich.aond and is in of our
camps will give 500 for boy and horse or 500
for he boy and $40 for the horse and saddle, dey-
cred to Blair & Chainberlayne, Richmond, or TO my
self w. B. HARRISON,
iy ll-lw Ampthi Cumberland co.
r OsT NEGRO MAX ~FOUND-On Monday
4 July eth, Conductor Taylor left in my charge
!, tail, wellformed, very black NEGRO MAN, sup
posed to be about twenty years old, with a small
on his fore head and IA entirely across on
the outside of the right hand He says his name is
CALVIN, and belongs TO Qaintus Ccrchran; of Sum-
ter couaty, Ala, Livingston District. The Of
the boy will please come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take possession of him.
F. ). SAMPSON,
Genera Freight Agent L. q d. z. r
iy ll---iw*
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by r.. B. COOK, Anetione~.

r AR1R SALE OF MANUFACTURER no
1 BACCO AT AUCTION-on FRIDAY az
nth Inst, at 10 O'Clock, / will sell, at my nor.
40 boxes Manufactured TOBACCO. some a xh't
IL represented a. very choice. After which su,
dry small invoices Of DRY GOODS embracing
varied assortment. L. B. COOK.
jy 10 Auctioueer.
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DOARDING Two gentlemen of good standing
ID c,n set BOARD, AT Mrs. MARY F.. PAR
kERS. Church Hill, GATH street, between Clay and
Leigh. by the day or week. jy LIZ
DOARDING.-Two or three small families can
ID be accoTlnoda.ed with Board and Rooms in 4
private family. The rooms are not furnished
Terms reasonable Applicants will please give
their names, and state where they can be seeD.-
Apply by note to IN. H." Dispatch office.
iy 7-itt
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nERSONAL-WILLIAM ca RTER, Of Stewart
county, Ga: your brother Joseph is at Mrs.
Lottier's, 18th street, north Of Franklin.
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IF WILLIAM GARRETT, who is a native of
1 Chatham county, n c., and belonging to 5th
regiment Alabama voluntee,s, supposed TO be in
Richmond sick, viii call g. MILES g. BRO,
18Th street, rear Cary, IL will learn something to
his advantage iy ii-lt*
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EMU EL GARRETT, of tie 35ih regiment
4 Georgia volunteers: Please call az No. "a, Ex-
change Hotel, or let NE know where TO find you.
jy ll-lt' w. J. GARRETT:
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nRiVATR n r. 0RKRN. Of Parksrs Barter
J$3) win Be paid for hls arrest and delivery - =
NJ Camp Stuart. four miles ffoua Richmond -
Green Il - ycars old about feet inenes III ~
light hair and eyes, and by prosesaion .scnsss"
ter BY order Of Capt w. w. fAkAs~
NT-NtA
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N TORS SALE OF sS3 ACRES op
IL LAND IN CHEST ERFIELD COUNTY. SIX
MILES FROM MANCHESTER, on FAILIYg
CREEK, NEAR To BRANCH'S NETTING
HNUSE-At the Request of Messrs. Lawson Nm
naiiy and b. w. Finney, executors of Richard "
Fiournoy. decd, and by virtue Of q decree of ;bs
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county, pronounce,
in the November term, 1860, In the case of Flour
noy's executor VS.. Flournoy, &C., we shall sell AZ
public auction on the premises, On THURSDAY
the 18th July, 1852 at II O'Clock A. M If fair. II
not, the fret fair day thereater) the tract O. land
located as above. Of which Richard W. Flouruov
died SEIZED containing, by recent survey to be seen
at our Office ea acres of which about go acres ar.
open land, and the remainder in oak and pine wood
The place IL now occupied by Mr.. Jas f. Mayo a
tenant, who will take pleasure in showing il tn
those who may call ON him. The trac. sloins fl =
lands of Messrs. d. Winfree E. H. Smith, y. ".
Stafford, Ko. d. Flournoy, w. G.. Hatcher. &c ana
can be conveniently subdvided into several srnaleg
tracts. The buildings the place are such "a grs
usually found on farm
TERMs-Liberal, and made known a, the hon, Of
sale. This being large estate, quite near to Man
Chester and to Richmond, and within three miles
OF the Petersburg railroad should attract the atu
ton Of capitalists and others
GODDlN & APPERSON, Austs
p. S.-The foregoing farm, in whole or in psrt
can be treated for privately. fly VI GA
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CNANAYS.-AbscOn,e.i from the service OF
IL the James River and Kanawha Company, on
Sunday iast two negro men, named ARTHUR and
EDWARD.
coAnty. He is about thirty years of age is of low
stature, brown color flat face with scar on it, and
has defective eye.
EDWARD belongs to Mrs. Randolph, in Eau.
quier county. He is about sixty years of age, of
low stature and brown color. The company will
pay what the law allows and ten dollars besides on
each OF these men, if arrested and returned TO Mr.
Smith A. Thorp. Master Carpenter near the first
loeh Oh the canal, three miles above this city
+. L. CHM,
iy To- ia Sunit I X AVID K Canal
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EF l.. b. MOREL will come 10 the Spotswood
/ Hotel, TO MORROW morning, by A. NJ he
viii meet old friend who Is very anxious TO see
him ty ll---Itr
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Kanaway
from Chimborazo Hospital about a week ago.
IA negro boy named HUDSON. He il about 20
years of age knock kneed, black, and very good a.
whistng. He may be at some Of the camps He
is about Il feet high The above reward will be
paid for his delivery to U.s. at Cbimborazo Hos
p:tai. THOS SAML HARDGROVE
IL LOW
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CALI 100 sacks Washington county SALT
/ y lust received, on consignment. and tor sale by
JOHNSON, YOUNGER s. OTEy.
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INFORMATION WANTED.Any Information
1 concerning the whereabouts Of Lieut.. =. W.
CUNNINGHAM, I'd Misc. Battalion, rho Ia qrte
sick in private house in the city. will be thank.
fully received. Address JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
NJ, D." Dispatch Office je 1I--lt*
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O.s1 OR STOLEN.-Soine one took last even
4 4 ing, from the arm Of my little daughter, near
Canal and 9th streets. OF pair vi GOLD
BRACELETS, or ARMLETS, with red coral set
In it, will pay reward greater than the value
OF il, 10 recover IT,
" li-.t. A. JCDSON CRANE
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NURSES, at the General Hos
w pital, white or black, for which good prices
will be paid. Apply at once to the Hospital Stew
ard fiy ll-4iFI J. s. DORSET.
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OSr--lost. al or within miles of General
1 ! Jat-xson's headquarters, on the 9Th, (Wednes-
day. y ankee kNAPSACK, letters I'D Reg. T.
Y. NJ, outside containing many v;tluabes TO
tie o~ner-ciothing, papers, sc. Particulars left
with the publisher OF the Dispatch. y reward Of
FIFTY DOLLARS will be given
-, lift EE HONEST
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near Brook Avenue, Oh the 9th mat, a light
bay HORSE, with blaze face and white hind feet.
lie HAD halter al The time he left. will give
n liberal reward for his return to Henry Lnlnbert
Stall No. "A, Old Market to me, Baker street.
Nv l.-3:t H. LAMBERT
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T OST-On the battlefield of Coal Hafbor, on
4 the day Of the battle. blood bay GELDlN(;,
fifteen hands high, compact!y made, and slightly
sprung in the fore legs. When lost, lie had on a
good English SADDLE and doube-rein Birdie
With light steel stirrups and double bit. He is Il
Revenue horse, & years old, and very much
like his sire. A suitable reward win be given for
the return of this horse TO the Government stable
on Governor street, or for information BY which
he can be recovered " 1i-6t.
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w CLERS. Apply at the camp OF the LIT
aReg't Va Artillery, near Blakey's Mill Pond
i,,h
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NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS KEWARD--TLe
above reward will be paid for a negro woman
by the name Of WINNEY MORTON who ran off
on Thursday morning, ID of July. She is 5 feet
high, stont built. jet black, sharp nose, talks very
lady ike. but looks grum. She had on a hood bon
net, head tied up with black silk handkerchief
She has sister living in Manchester, and husband
waiting upon Captain Sales in the army and owned
by Sampson Jones, of Richmond. The above re-
ward will be given, il lodged In iaii.
iy 4-lw' j. w. SATTERWHITE.
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DERSONAL.- GEO. w. HiGGINBOTHAM
/ and w. l.. WALKER, of Alabama, in
Richmond, they will oblige friend by sending
their address to az. DISPATCH Office. iY LIE
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~ TOT1CE.--if there are any officers belonging
~ to the 10th Louisiana regiment In Richmond,
they will confer favor On q wounded friend By
calling on him at the Institute Hospital, on 10Th
street, between Clay and Marshall streets room ;ss
he'd g. iy lit
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway from
the subscriber, on the night of the It'll inst.
negro hoy na,..ed MACKENZIE. He is q years
If age, how. heavy set, with bad looking eyes,
Said boy brought from Essex county six
,,."I'hs ago will pay the above reward if de-
!igefed h. in Richmond
THEODORE FRfCK,
jy iJ--}t+ Upper Market.
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nACON AND LARD--A choice lot Of BACON
10 HAMS and SIDES and No. ! LARD In FIR
Fins, for sale by
JOHNSON, YOUNGER s. OTEY
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"IANTED-$25 FOR A KEY.-The above
w amount will be paid for the key OF house
located between I'd street and Brook Avenue and
north Of Leigh street, Or would exchange a house
den, for above. Address, box l077,. j. A.
F."
Also, wanted, two NEGRO MEN, by the month,
for which the very highest wages will be paid.
;u
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SSTRAYED Or STOLEN On yesterday even
- ing, from Bank street, opposite the Custom.
House small dua (clay bank HORS He will
L- recognized by nearly any in the I'd Virginia
brigade Jaekson's forces He had on army
saddle, with stiff BIT, bride and nartingale a re-
ward of $40 will be paid for horse, saddle and br
die and so for the thief if stolen. If found leave
him AT Davis's Exchange Stables.
Capt. w. l.. POWELL, A. Q. NJ,
iy il-2t+ 2lst Va. reg't. I'd brigade,
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XNANTED--A capable WHITE GIRL to wash
w and iron and do the house work for a small
family. Apply at MITCHELL TYLER'S,
iy 1l--3t* i0S Main street.
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Western District Richmond, July g. lsd2.
TINE following is list Of soldiers confined in
/ Castle Booker, corner 9TH and Cary SIS. The
officers of their company and regimen, will please
call and take them out or have their cases tried
Ey order of Mai T. GRIsWOID, Provost Marshal
r. NJ BOOKER, 1t and AP NJ.
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NTANTED-A GIRL Of good character, either
w white or colorsd. to attend child and do
general house work for small family. Apply at
Mr. j. d. SMITHS, 9Th and Franklin SIS.
IN
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StTRAYED-From my residence in Rockets, IL
- large red BUFFALO cow, with a email knot
on her right jaw. and small. white spot in her fore
head. will give liberal reward for her delivery
10 me in Rockets
iv ll-.}ts JAS F. CAVEDO
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900 old BLACKING BOXES,
w for which liberal price will be paid. Ap.
ply nj WIN. A. MOUNTCASTLE'S,
Nv ll--4lt $50 Broad street
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Battery No
H. the following named persons MiCHAkL
WARD. JOHN BYRON. JOHN DoLAN, MIA
SULLIVAN, MICHAEL OCoNNOR. THOMASe
SPARROW, and LOUIS NJ FINK. The sbo"
named men deserters from my company. sra
reported to the Provost Marshal in Rchmoa@
J. HATLkY MORTON,
~ l0-otr Captain Commanding Posi-
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VIZ ANTED--.nforniatio Of the whereaboI1s
w Of JOHN g. STONE, Company o. 18th
regiment South Carolina volunteers. Amy person
Knowing where be may be found will confer sreat
favor his father, BY leaving the information at
This Office iy ll-2t*
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$40 BEST PIANO. c16O
vi w GKOXEsTEEN Il HALE % OO

having removed TO their new wareroorns, 4yS
broadway, are now prepared u offer the pub
lie msSnihcent new scale full 7 octave Rose
wood Pianpforte, containing all improvements
known in this countryor Europe. 0ver-strung
DaSs, French grand action, harp pedal, fun
lion frame, for $50 cash, warranted for years.
kch moulding cases. $lT5 to 5000 all warranted
made Of the best seasoned material, and 10 stand
better than any sold for 800 or $40 BY the Old
methods Of manufacture. We invite beet ud.,s
u examine aud try these new instruments, ana we
stand ready vt all times 10 test them with anu
C'oWI'.rrrN e. m, ~ ot-,.'ny' ,.., 49,
ia2 24sG'iJ2
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PgovtsioNs Perks lrs, Old Mess. $il 81; New
mess. sli 62Is. Prime do 80 0Oa9 20. City prime
mess, Sl2 5nal3 30. Beet, country mess, - al0.
Bevi Hams. si6slT. Bacon. sides lony clear. ~;
snort clear. g. Hams, Aas3. shoulders. SSat.
The Government contract tor smoked Meats include
100 900 n. Shoulders, which were awarded at 81 ~
- 81 T9and 10 900 NJ Hams hich were taken at 50
81. Lard. No. l, IlsaIs; keu.s rendered, stas...
Kegs, 5t. Ohio Batter, lOalIc state. loal'.
Cheese, Ohio, Taskci state, 6aIc.
Rios-E Iniies, b 69a5 az Carolina, G,isyk.
SALr- -Liverpuoi, ground, slal 10. Ashton, soA
!; St kits, 90; ruTks lsaud. 20
SoAP-Cs tile, IeYS, Ia,
srlg.ls-s'ies ~ aosa ~
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XIfANTEp-A coon BRASs rINIsMrR.

w one accustomed t. make t-Nttt tl.c .',s-
/ 81. Arm, room IL, coficr ot & ltrc aui M'.to
sis. New Haven Il. Il. n.ldaf u. {. NEss-
MANN. j,9 9'iN
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SEWING HANDS-WANTED, 200 HANDS
- for sewing buttonholes and buttons on Light
cents. Apply vt los Fulton st, and come prepared
20 va u wori Immediately jeg 2'lG3
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SOLDIERS WANTED FOR TIE L. S.
- Army-3OO able bodied men, between the ages
ri Is and 90 years also " stout boys for buglers
pay from $40 to k22 per month, with board, clothes
and medical attendance term Of service years,
800 bounty At tho expiration of enlistment. Apply
at the principal recruiting stations, 9s Chatham st.
and llb Cadar q, New York city. b. ~ spROIE,
led 0lnl.ell
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MARKET NEWS.
Dom, site Mnri.cts.

Dom, site Markets.
Saturday, June I, lSd2.
AslIns Sales Pots, % =; Pearls. 80
CuirER. Lake roNned ingot, 2oHa9lc.
EInIn SnlrR W INN the following rangc. Thl
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PUBLICATIONS, &C.

SPLENDID SUMMER FASHIONS-Illus-
~ tratgd IA Mmg, Democrats Mirror Of Fashions,
a. sod everywhere at 70 cts. Mailed FRO On re-
ee.lt Prise, Summer Ny, now yeady, my13 2l.."
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vsssO

nAl BOAT fOE Al.BANi AND INTER
- mr'liat, Ian linz STEAMER ARMENIA, IRON
tnt ui I,uri'nn st, every Monday, ", ln.alay aud
ioIay, at O'clock a. NJ, stoprsns At 3oth st.
luygl tfslbg
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSlONS. EXCURSION - TO
~ charter splendid steamboats, GEORGE WASH,
ISGTOS, EMILY, and others; asp the new AGa
magnificent double deck bars,s ANNA anu W :
RANT; also several delightfully."- located Sr"v"''
Apply 9l Wall st. DEwlGHr n ca, lee o'l-s
EXCU RSIONS-NEWAE BAY GROVE,
~ This beautifil grove is now open AMI ready ~
le, to excursion p.tics, Bats Of all kinds can no"
arrive snd lrayr % 'il t'"' "' Ihy' as" n'isus
Frs %, Io.ii te Irrs's, loot Ncstry ~ N-th
n, J,32+w'llG
rXCI EslONs-ii GROVE COM
IL pi,t..y renowned steamers X l.. Mib.y snl
M suoIl, n.d bJr"s lexington and Cloavohanl
81, now ,i. tlr en-. tstuur.tS tu 'y N hon parties
Arl' yta i. 2. WILSON, 10 Wall ~, r., south,
up st,u.. my2O !har'i26
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AI,IluN SALE-REApY -MAprCloTn-

tli TINS dry 9th met, 1919 90 Iuck, ~ q H1wrry,
lnrls ''u's 'i ,i,turfs, C.uItlslt. uu' back cloth
aud ctt..iurrc iiu,k li.d bus o., 81, coats, dppsku
10th, C'.t tr" uul sttiirt pants silk satin, vel
vet and cloth vets sumner ruuiz, piece goods
cloths, tasUWctcs, satlu't' uu.'ius, aptccss
inugs, trimmings, "a large lot OF boots aud shoes,
40, a.. lig
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ENCURSlONS-1O LET FOR ENCIR-
IL,iois on reasonable terms Is,rgcs CLEVELAND
anil LEXINGTON, with steamboats, anl Gruyc-.
Apply g. ". q r. MYERS. on board Bulkhcad. bet
N.tty aud Illi.,ht NJ, NpftA River. mylT pa, 'lOs
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I MORTALITY, AUCT., WILL SELL THIS
- day, NJ 10 O'Clock, Mt lTJ Chatham Il, all III.
furniture, carpets, mirrors, clocks, oil Paintings
v.nloS curtains, dress goods, shawls, psrasols
fancy eop'ss, csssmercs &c, &c., contained in said
| store. EAe pnlltIye. 2pS