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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-31
GREAT BARGAINS.
IN
DRY GOODS!
1T
MULVANE'S EMPORIUM /!
I'm nrcr. M nEprcEp pnfoEs.

Iwnl offer, At REDUCED PRICES,
LqDTEg DRESS GOODS
Plain and Fancy silks, French and Eng5h Merinos
PAIN ara sgrsa s DsLsne'' Aoha's S..insre,, Co
ONE HUSDRED pTECES-
Scotch and Domestic anshams. soil At Ola prices
PRINTS
Prom 10 TO IS cent per yard best Print st Is cents
WHITE GOoDe-
cambros Jeconet,s, Bishop Lawns, s.l,. 4e cheap
SHAULS-
rc'y of other styles, 20 be sold at greatly reduced
prlces AtMULNANE'S
CLO.7KiS-
Ladies' ORGY and Black Cloth cloaks latest STYLES,
will be soli al reduced prices, At MULNANES.
MUSLIN
Brown and Beschea- good brown muslin tor ie y cts
At MULNAHE'S.
moor SKIRTS
Asoat wagon loai Just received, and viii be sold
clesper than the sanne can be bought e,eShere
AtMULNANES.
mons, NcpMs, cLorEs, HosE see.i .yr.
NEWS WEAR-
A lsrgs stock Of Broadcioths, Docsktn, and Fancy
Cassircrss Ycytngs sa,fncts, ans, Tseis, FartneT
and Mechanics, cassnieres, to be sold cheap
IL1T9 .7ND CAPS
The largest and cheapest stock in town Call and see,
At MULYANEs.
B0OTS HAND SHOES
large stock Of Boots and Shoes cheaper THAN ever
AtMULNANES.
EEESW.1RE-
set Of 4T pieces, best white Granite Ware. fr 800
At AtMCLYANEs.,
GRoCERIEs-
Good Sugar at 10 cents pfrpound,
GJod Coffee at p cents pr pound,
At MCLYANE's.
Ef The highes: cash price pail for Country Produce
Call ard examine before purchasing elsewhere.
j. MULVANE
March 6, I-62,u2
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wood and Cane seat chairs,
Coains of Every Description,
Settle TJp.

! AN compelled to call ON all who are Indebted
/ ne by note, due-bill or book account TO c1ii
without delay and settle up. By paying lmmedl'
ate attention to this notice they may 5aEe eqsIs;
April ,, ls62f. NAltNIlNt No"EA'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-31

\ Tsc snbseriber will send (Jjoe Of chdrGe) to all
,bo desire it, the Recipe and directions for making
simne VegetaBls balm, that will, from two 10 esh'
ioys remove Pimples Botchcs, Tan, Frock{eS' seI'
Iowness and allimpurties and roughness OF we 'Ai
leaving the same-as Nature Intended II Shouu ~
SOFT clear smooth and bedWQRt I1Iose i Sice
viii please call on our address with return post"'
THoS. 2. CHAPMAN, Practical SHtDvvS,,
Tul6m2l sol DIoa'"'''
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Grave Digging.

rJ1UE undersigned holds himself in readinesss at an
times To attend to calls for digging graves ,harges
moderate. orders left with any OF the CABINET m"Ae
will receive prompt attention. ,,, - r,cv
Mlulersburg, May Is, 1869. JOSEPH ~ hANi'
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The following general orders were sent TO A
J. srIrrLEn, by X. NJ, VoonuEs, with request to
have them pnblishcd;
HEAD QUARTER, 4 RMY or THE ONO,
In CAMP NEAR FfoRENcE, ALA.,Junc "a 1862.
There are $4,000 officers and absent soldiers
from their duty with various divisions Of the Ar.
my; some Of them have gone off without any au.
thorty; others with the permission Of officers not
authorized 10 grant IT, In general, sickness is
given as the cause of absence, but in very many
cases that cause has notoriously ceased to exist
and men remaining away drawing the same pay
as their comrades, who are faithfully performing
their duty. To correct this abuse it's ordered,
lst. All officers md soldiers who are absent with.
out direct authority from these Head Quarters,
The period for which has not expired, viii on or
about the 10th of July proximo, join their com
panies or regiments wherever they may be- II
ignorant Of their locality, they will report to the
commanding officers at Louisville or Nashville,
by whom they will be directed to their regiments.
or put on such light duty as they are able to per.
form, If they are not entirely lit for active service
and will be promptly reported to their gmcntal
commanders by the officers so assigning them
The cases Of those who fail to join as above re.
quircd will be disposed OF as follows:
If any absent officer or soldier in consequence
of sickness or wounds is absolutely unable to re.
port for duty as above required, he will forward
! by mail to the Assistant Adiutant General, Dis
trict of the Ohio, Nashville Tenn, a ccrtifcair
Of disability, according to the following form.
CERTIFICATE OF DISABILITY.
declare on oath that | have carefully exam.
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Notice.
April "a. 1'62.tf

rINHE Stockholders OF the NiI.rsburg Cemetry A,so-
citation arc rcoue sted to call upon the Trea'nrer OF
said Association John Carey, SEN, and pay into the
Treasury one-hrd Of the amount subscribed Dy lhem
respectively. Promptness is de'ilao e.; ,,,,,,,
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ON KFand!

A FINE LOT OF HUsK MATTRESSES at farra $ r.r'
y nt,1ro W,r, Rooms Tor sal cheap. Aud any guam
NJ 90 JAMES FARRA.
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Glass Fruit Jars.

FJNIIE largest lot ever before offered In Mershurg
Persons wishing to buy are requested TO look at our
assortment before purchasing, as We can show them
greater variety to select from than any other es'apsh
Inent tho bssl Of Pittsburg ana AT netter prices.
lgm3 Can al inc poph NioN''
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Col. Corcoran Declines TO be Anything bat
u soldiers.

THR manly letter oi Colonel CoRcoRAS here
tcfore published, declining the lucrative office
of Harbor Master Of this city, which was ten
dcrcd to him by Governor MogGAS, commands
the applause of the whole people, and increases,
u that were possible, the peculiar sympathy and
esteem Of his own cOuntrymen. 1t fully justi-
fes the opinion expressed by the Sun at the
time the appointment was made, that it would
be derogatory to the character Of this brave sol
der and martyr patriot TO accept, in case of his
release, any other position than the post Of honor
In the field against the enemies Of our country.
We give Governor MORGAN full credit for the
public recognition of & lionel CoRcoRASs ser
vices in making the appointment, but this man
" and explicit dcclnation, and the request that
any emoluments that may have been received
10y his wife should be promptly returned settles
the question. When the capture Of Richmonl
,beratcs this brave soldier, il the war shall not
then have terminated, he will take his true plac,
ut the head Of his town G9;h" and other rcg
ments, with the rank Of Brigadicr General
which the President has declared awaits his re-
lease from captivity.
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! li,.I nu1 d'foo'or iiun. md di.f{Iroment, md
d 70, aud wrci, BE- dine oi the unprtuu1tes WI arc
lf u it Zoo au .iit ~ pied stream ~ tttdy dis-
r.t.fy, rLi c t,til'r 20 I ffFlcfp, waiting sur
yiH' lt T. r ccf-ol'fs ~ m on tie operating
g. 'r in a." pftt ~ vital t'tt-'hc u4c OF knife
"ti probe ~ iictu.iieI niI srnIu us tluhtry-
% p sud lie drff'ir' ~ pAHstly wounds MI might
anil ,i. dy. nul al o. ~ and all nislt-rsa memo
ry tIat siaIl make tue Sgy,n pla'5 painful t.il !
lie.
Tic IlrRAtD shows thn, Governor Stauly's
actions in North Carolina have been in perfect
accordance with the Prc-l'n'r repeated pledges
not 10 NEEDLE with tic local Institutions Of any
state, nnl charges Secretary Chase With part
ing from his financial duties to stir up an oppo-
siIion 10 This policy in The two Carolinas.
Tic tOMnrnCiAt Aps ERTIsrR takes cyccp-
ton 10 the Emancipation League inauguratcdby
Ix-G'n. Jim Lane on Thursday right, and cx-
poses the uncon-tiiu,orali,y Of rs objects.
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VIZ continue to receive from all parts Of the
country additional details Of the damage caused
by the recent floods. The chief injury seems to
have occurred along the Delaware. From Eas-
ton, Pa, We hear that the bridges the I.ehigh |
canal, between that place and Maunch Chu>k, !
have all been swept away. The Lchigh bridge
was swept away, and boats, houses and lumber
covered the surface of the water The Lchgh
and Delaware canals were both under water,
and the Belvdere, Delaware and Lehigh Valley
Railroads were submerged at several points.
Tho damage to and destruction Of property is
immense. All the iron works in the lehigh
Valley are stopped. The rise OF the water wa'
90 rapid as to prevent the escape Of many per
sons from their houses, and many have beer
drowned. The canals will be interrupted fo
months.
The interruption to canal navigation and tn
consequent stoppage Of coal operations, together
with the interruption to the iron manufacturers
will form no inconsiierable item Of the incidenta
damages to be included in the estimate, which /
placed at ten millions in round numbers.
There is no doubt that many lives have bee
lost. Boats, with their crews, were swept fror
their moorings and dashed to pieces, and man
tenements, with their occupants, were carrie
away before assistance could be rendered
them. 1t is reported that one house, containin
family Of seven persons. was carried away an
broken TO pieces against one Of the bridges 0
river above Eas,on. A boatman and his o.
were rescued there. They had escaped fro
their boat to u raft from which they were lake
An unfortunate creature was seer upon pi
4 -,
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MARRIAGES.

BOYLEs-HOPKINs-- On June Sth' ~ the X v.
viii IN u. Pendlc'on Mr.. II. II. Boyies " MISS
u. ". HoDkns. all Of this city 45
MAYER -PALMER-on tie 97th ut by the
Rv. Mr. Bo,ton. Mr.. joseph Mayer 10 Miss Mary
Tr.th Palmer. all Of Brooklyn.
NANZELE - BARTIiOLF o. In Ills city. IN
wednesday. June 4ih, hy Rcv. J. r Newman, Da-
vid Vanzelc H. Phebe A. Bartholf, both Of y jersey
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DEATHS.
N,NI.AGI

CALAGHAN-On TtYrsda,, ''h inst, Lila Call
slan. native q Cntuoliu. Parish u / Jam, Co.
wexford, Gland, IN tlc 2-tl year q et hse.
To relatives aud h.ouls - Tie family arc re-
spe,,- y Invited o. Attend 'tc funeral, this SetIr-
day afternoon, IN inst, nt o'ock rr,c sey, from
Ter iHte residence 2is Ave- \. cor. W 18Th ~. Her
main. NIL he taken t. Calvary cemetcry t,r H.
tctfnfnt. IL
CULvIN-On Thurslay, June 5,h, Tomas Cu.
vi. aged ~ year, ani 6 months
Tie relatives an 'r.cids oi the family are re-
specifically inv ted to a,,o ~ The funeral. On sinisy
nt'ruonu. me -tI. 4 o',u H. from les ate rel.
d,ucc, 10 Seventh -. IL remains vii be- taken
t. Calvary Cemetery Tor internieit Is
f1S1GAN--oh June tiL, sftrr n short lin S.,
join 1Loras Fu,nu.
liz ro'atiy and f. ends Il tie family Rre re-
-I,,th,.y myt it, attend tie f.t"iA, t.ls = +
dayy stttnO a.. y ne III, At ocl,,s, hon late
rc.i ionte, 100 wc.t 10th 81. -
GALLAGHER Friday. jite 49,, .. con-
%. uri 90. Coz Gallagher, ini'yo oi ts city
Tic ~ ,i,ci sni friends 4 The family nre re-.
sie.tntl'y invited o. itorl " funeral. on sunday
at ti."u. 81 iu.,, 4 'c X from th" r'siisice
of hs i,tl ., n II 25'l It. II r''i,hn- II lie
taken tt u,Hry Cemetery for u,,Iin'rt. ~
HIGGINS Or Thursday. Junc t', May II =.
y'n', tic h,I.v'l vie Of Thomas iif.ths' IA tn"
~" yrnr g h'raae
~ r. uIv,., arl frionds " the family me- TO-
~ c,t' nv'od g. attend tie funeral, tits tSlt'it-
jlfy H",. hoor, a. inst, ut = pc,ook, ilum her
i'r deuce, III ave. h't o. AM "a ~, vtl-
nH' ilft"r h''f". I'f remains " 'i Dc tA.,' 70
CAi''N & W'tty if iut'rW'hi' %
~ .ItiS ON FRIDAY Afternoon, june 9Th. NJ
,li.,-. ~ u.o heart, william Iiughca, tho 09th
! So OF h,s ne.
II 'fi'n',. and th"ac ~ his sons, WIN. " q y.
put =. NJ Hughes "i"i 81 me- si.-in.IHw' VIZ ".
'" ~ '' 'r' Wy ,,n' W, ''.'.' a
80 H., -, 4, - w .
- 10 900 '' ''''''-'' -" ~ ~ wv
'''
NI'iipls'F .Sii '''''' On We on nv ~ nor
ro'tl'' goo, II West '1'h -, ~. ~ 'i"Ai .hd v,
h'o, A.er, wife OF Thomas N''h''a'h' lh TIE "l''
l'.,i - Ntt re. ,...,..
r',, =, ,,,a,.i no ,,,.,,,' ~, SAT-.
~, ~ 49,, ., -. '..' r.tu y .
.,, E. A. -. ~, a. MT ,,i' ana -, .
-. ,l To- ..,,,, n ,.,,.,,,,s. ,,,.. .l, t o.,
,....'. q 49,, -. ''t..,.,,, o.
~ hNN'N va "fNt '' '' - '". e
y % l''' '''l' i'' h'"' "' h''i h'e't
r",,'. .,lI rrio,is,f ,',, t.,,,i'y. ,iso VI.
.i,f. W p,,r4,iuo I.lrc. =. 80 8 A 4 N
.. ,.t,.,t'i.,. n,,,.l T., az al H., I.,stal '..
. t III i,., ~ -, No., tis
.. t . az 40 ..o.. y, "a tIi,,,., - a..
'i,.,., :, ~ " ''''
r,nt>-.x s,t,.,.,- ., r.il.. ,,,. n,h
r' n. ,,, Iuf,', a.. It,.r ., ,y,u',,, \ a,I
, n, 49,, ,,,.t isr,i0I, i,ys
"a. Co.,, 81, go. ,,.. 80. ,,,li,' o.. "a, I,
r.,I a.. t'.sr,I D., s,,i,1 ,tor,,,'n, III
,, 80 -, l. - 4, . s,,,,,,, a., nor ,,,re.. "a
80 s,r,y.,. ,,,,I.",, f,,,t,, no,re III
,,.rox q, ,. a., ,,.I. y 90, am,
/, d, ,, i ,,'i',., 49,. ~,
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adjoining the falls wcrc ovcr1owci, and the
shade trees looked pc if tfry were really growinr.
| In water. Tho engine rom cfthc water works
/ W., fooled to d,p'l Of several inclios, ftolprs
all work.
At Trenton, Y. T., the food though high, dill
NOT nearly apron l tn mark Of tho great ilooi
| Of 1.iG Tie loss will, however, In o., nssrc-
/ gate, "a cou-i lcrablc though no inli,iitDl will
: ln" much. All The mills were ofcours. s'orp'',
sul some of them suffer some damage. cellars
! oi houecs near tic river wcrc h,'ci and s'inc
damage will I've caused 10y this, bat ro;lin, CON
/ siderable.
portion cf tic railroai between Trenton AMI
l'ord,ntown was ovcrilpwcl md iicirack wash
81 away FIR considerable distance, susp"nlins
railroad communication. Tie Bovilcrc Della
ware Railroad is also irnpns'ahlc--'hc track
being 4 lnnrcl in .ovctnl place.. II j. impossi-
l!c 60 form any estimate Of tho total 10. by THE
/ Il o. bat 1t must he very LARGE
Prom Bitimorc, we hear that the Ilarpcrs
Ferry iril.'r was Washed away.
Al lIltalo, the storm ragged with uncSomllod
yio'u.o. AMI greatly imp,'lcd railroad travel.
The Dover Plains train upon tie II rlcm
rold. iil'l 80 arrive on Thursday, owing 20 the
destruction # one or moro culvcri- on the line Of
the rntl, above Cro'pn fIls, 10y the great fool.
1t was expected that the Albany mail train.
would rln w 70 the break, TX ,hansc pi.,,nler.,
ani rc'urn Step were TAI, II Immediately To
repair damage, 300 tl.a' no l,iey to passenger q
freight trains ni.li BE- suffered.
thriH ny rEtl"HiIr.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ceived by the Sthool Onlcers OF the SIXTH
WARD, at the office Of the Clclk Of the Board OF
Education, cor of Grand and Elm SITS, until We'd
ucsday the Eighteenth day OF June, ls62, at !. o'ck
AZ noon, fJr steam heating apparatus for Primary
tons ON ic and TO be seen at the Oilce OF the SUI
perintendent Of ,hool Bsldngs, % Crosby st. The
proposals must he accompanied with accurate
drawings and descriptions OF the apparatus propos-
ed TO be furnished otherwise they will he rejected
| Two responsible and approved sureties will he re-
auired from the successful bidder and no proposals
| will be considered in which 10 surotes are named
The School Ofcers reserve the right 70 reject any
or all Of the proposals offered II deemed Tor the pub
lie Interest TO do so. Dated June o 1861.
| FRANCIS O'RORkE)
| OWEN KINNEY, fCo,nmtuee.
! ice ll'2l3 WALTER ROCHE, !.
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&6 REWARD-LOST ON THURSDAY
W. lsst--A large sized black Newfoundland att'
answers to the name Of FLORA. Any person re-
tiri Ing het to HARRlsONs Brewery, rs sullivan
VI, Will receive the above reward. ia
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v LINE FOR LONDON-TliE FAvORIIE
~ Ship DANIEL WEBSTER, sails Monday, june
sth nom Pier II, Il. River, foot Pine street FOR
passage, at low rates to or from the Old country,
or Drafts, spply " TApsCOTr d GO, W s9s'n
! street. leo fii'
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS-NE BAY GROVE.
- This beautiful grove is now open and ready b.
let T. excursion parties. Boats Of nj. kinds can now
arriye and leave at ony time 81 day. Also b,rges
and stc.mboat 10 charter. Apply To- w. & Y. MY
River. jc3 Anc'lld
L'XCU RESPONSIBILITIES GROVE COM
- pe;eiy renovated. Steamers X. l. Mahey and
NJ. Do ia, and lar - L.Sia ytnu aud Cleaveland
are nos open Tor engagements ~ exclusion parties
App 10 D.. I. WILSON, 40 wal IT. cor. south,
dr stalls. iny2o 2tac'l2s
S-EXCIRsfONS-E XCUR-
IL sI.us To charter tie large and 'ay1rte steam
boats GEORGE WASHINGTON, EMILY aud 9TH
ers; also tue new. coinnoilous and sTsni d double
de- kci balt.H. ASNA and DtRANT. Tie above
b. ats hl.c been CO... Il up nj great expense FOR the
excurs IA business. Also several delightfully."- loca
ted groves pn Tie East ami SDsth Rivers and yicin-
~. Parties will fnI 1T their advantage o. al
Ut ~ Wal a. T. u. DEwIGiIr " co. J'2Glos
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Financial. Mnrttcf. Marine
News. Sc.. on Third Page.

SUDDEN FAIL ~ Tfr Pni,E OF Pas AND
Ef.ASS
PANIC ~ IliE MARKET
GREAT REID tTiOS in U0ue III NJ NJ.
ruispNs, ned ~ ILhNOR1NG EXTRACTS m
CHAP COFFEE.
RYE NJ LIS
PREPARED
X ' l. 4 % / l. T.
FAST nTCOslNG \ - li-II1 ~ TCE AL.
] i...' h'N.lr. .uuga, intH CHEMICAL ami NLht-
TABLE.
y DAVIS n co
AR" I'M -pf.E NHENTS,
40 ~ HpNEKY.
TIE PR T. T. ONLN T. CTS T. PDlNp.
This 1ft'. o. q Proportion - RIl anl tie
Bl - JAVA tOIftE Though lu-' 'u.urh ui
IT,. t. a. favor u, Zoo t0.t. is rrI' I.tt d'-
i''t tic '..i' RENEE. his ANilII SftfIiT, .t De-
.H,' 1871. h.'.tt, u.i,, uacd ~ hr.,'u7 g. .It'
HI... '.|i l.,l'r U.ii,f.
RENE NHIH, u\tY - CrHrs PR rpl 10
no ~ HAD OF All Gl'1CtE-.
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STRAYED- on THE Sd INST, FROM
ptho foot OF West i2i II, white nanny goal, with
out horns had a leather strap on it's neck when
lost. Any person returning the same TO JAMES
DOKE, foot Of AID st, will DO literally rewsrded;
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",Ie..lah,s UuiversaI kinsdom."- ~ sha

"lIessiah's Universal kingdom"-i shall
lecture in the open air In Milton 81, Greenpons T..
subject will he 'sThe Rock" Mathew xvi. Is which
is the spirit of inspiration in Jesus and Joanna upon
which "Rock" Gods church Is now to he bniis,
las not and will not prevail. SHILOH, successor
10 John Wroe, Of Wakefield, England, q minis
Ter o, tue Church OF Sardis--Vev iii. Id. ll
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$40 HEST PIANO: $40

having removed u thtIr now wararoolnA, $V
Broadway, now prepared 10 oner the pub
" cd Pan forte, containing all improvements
known In this countryor Europe. Oyer-strunk
bass, French grand action, harp pedal, fun
iron frame, for $3.50 cash, warranted for 6y,ars.
II n mmllding cases, SlI5 10 $500, all warranted
made Il the best seasoned material, and To stand
better than any sold for 800 or $500 10y the old
methods of Manufacture We invite the best judges
u examine and try these new Instruments and we
stand ready 1T AL times to test them with any
others manufactured In this country
GROyEsTEEN & HALE, AIS Broadway MI
ie1 2Iac'lUl
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NIes~luh's Church, twnitins his return to
i,,dgment,) 1lth ~, bet. 81 aud Ith ayes, N. u.
LANING, young preacher from Pennsylvania
will speak sabbath, the sth, at loH A. NJ. and J..
NJ Scattered member Of the church anil stranger,
are invited 10 attend. Seats free, aud collec-
tiona In defray current expenses. 10
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Church Ded,cu,ion.-Tle LcNInston Ave

Presbyterian Church, cor Of 4Gth st. viii be opened
for public worship nes, sabbath, june sth. The Rev
JOSEPH SANDEksoS, the Pastor, will preach the
opening sermon-seryiles commencing al ION
O'clock. A. M. Rev, DR., M,ELRoY will preach IN
the afternoon, II 81 O'Clock, and the Rev. pr. JUN
KIN ~ ~ O'Clock In the evening. The public are
cordially Invited 10 attend. lvJ
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CULPHER AND vAPOR BATllS-TlMO-
SLATs old established aud the only genuine SUI
pher Baths in the U. s., at Carroll Place, Blocker
st., cor I.surens, N. Y, A surecure for rheumatism,
severe colds eruptons OF the skin, mercurSl alice
tons chills and fever. female weakness. &c. Given
daily by DR.. A. l.. TIMOLAr Il co. je+ 2Iic'2a3
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SHIPPING, sc.

TAPSCOTTS LINE
L OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue TO grant certihches OF
passage 90 and from Liverpool, by their avorits
line Of packets, comprising IN part the following
shpsi ,,o~,
WM. TAPsCOTr, EMERALD ISLE, ALBlON,,
DREADNOU GIT, MANCHESTER, EiCIvhn,
BENJ ADAMS, CONSrELLATIOS'J DOrp'
WEST POINT, ESCORT, IiiENA'
UNpERW III TER, SEA FLOWER, tAMbiAN
| dsys.
rpe subscribers are also agents for the
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For all Of which they grant certificates Oh ''pe'''
REMlrTANCEs FROM IRELAND nc,
T. A Co. also continue to islue drafts, payhple on
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uORSES AND HARNESS.

~ for sal. goo ight carriages, Rockaway$ top
and open buggies grocers express aud business
wagons depot aud hotel wagons, 80 horses, har.
ness, DC, at 20 Sovins ST, and lSf Fulton ave-
B.ooklyn. my3O 24sc'l09
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NOR SALE-A SCHOONER OF 60 TONS
Il burthen, drawing AZ feet Of water when loaded,
now lying at the Long Dock, Jersey City Inquire
nj the Union House. JeI u lZo
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Methodist Protestant Church, AttOrnc
Il. AMMlNl p-.i.r y III


the Lutheran Church, 18th IT, 81 ave, sabbath
evening In AID Of the Boar. of Publication of Ref
Dutch church in supply ing religious reading 10 tho
army and navy. Addresses may I've expected from
Rev DIR. STRICKLAND, Chaplain Of the 4Sth Rogt.
N. Y T. ", giving his experience as Chaplain III
the South. Also from Capt White, latc q member
Of the staff Of jor General IN acknowledgement
hy Guerrilla band aud carried prisoner into Ar
kansas, now liberated parole, ater novel expe-
Renee Al.o, II time permits, from others. The
| meeting will lie exceedingly Interesting. All are
cordially invited u attend. collection will %
taken. The sick and wounded have special claims
| for instant help. l56
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LOST AND FOUND.

A WHITE FOX DOG LOSr-SIRAiEDo Or
IA stolen thc finder will receive liberia! reward
on delivery 10 A. wlETii, 100 Eighth ~ 10
CAME TO THE PREMISES OF TIE SUB
" scriler a hog which tho ." ner can nave ~
provnS property aud paying expenses. Y. A.
WOOL ~ corner Fulton ave- and Raymond street.
Brooklyn. Jsh S'Ioo
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1SO-NEw ! OCTAVE PIANOS, IN

= lcO rosewood cases mon frame AMI over.
,,tuus, fr i'h. d with moult,urs, 500; 30 with
carved J. - ami M,a.l tame board, ilIa tl~a and
poo; do with pearl keys, $40, t:hn $40 aud
5000 new -, octave, Slii; do Gsy v,t,ye, Sl4'.
Tie nlov, pitu,s are fully warrNt.d, and aie tie
r. utett hatlpius I! ut en- ho found N the city,
plpsI. ctv aAl see tn0m. s, cnnd hnni pianos 10
go, $40, 90, 500 80 500, rio AMI si25 New
NJ, loi,ous ut ,Ntr u,ly ',w rrccs- 100 new and
~ hand paG,. md mrlud 'on- To- let, at ~ aud up.
NprL p,r ith. rent NJ Nd IT pIicl astd month.
IN pawn, ats received for the same. Second hand
,rlrs taken in exchange for now; cash PAID for tia
same Foreign sheet Music a. cents per page.
Al kinda Of music mrrchlndizr at wnr prices. \
pi,.J-t IN NIT ~ lance g. ~ new music. HORACE
WATERS, Hgci.t i~i broadway. my23 22ac'lO