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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAIR DYE: HAIRDYE,; R.TC1.

ELoRs Celebrated Hair Dye is Tic be-f in the road
The only harmless, true and reliable Dye known
This splendid Hair Dye is Pcrfcct-changes Rcd.
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black or
Natural B6orn, without iniuripg the Hair or Stain
Ing the skin, leaving the Hair soft and Beautiful ;
imparts fresh vitality frequently restoring its pris
tine color, and recties the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes
The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
all others mere limitations, and should he avoid
ed. Sold l'y all Druggists. &C. Fnctory-sI bare
LAY 81, y. Y. BACHELORS NV TcILEr CREAM
FOR Dressing THE HAIR.
June p. ~.
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FFNEs

amous; the Alps oil that is fine ia mountain SCENT
~. 1hey may 90 into T2ptuTes over the beau
ties Oi the mime GuaQalquiylr-,alk OF the
Lakes Of SwtEer and and sunsets Of Italy, forget
tirtr that the same
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aber q lr ,.'.I' two tutors and large
,rr n :, = y si1ae m Of Yale Coilese We
-.sbt OH. maven. The professors are
hi.5p s.5 iH d. Aeademie Department, and
brush Of the Scientific School
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VERMONT

sbounds too. in streams which although they are
neither a long wide + they ight be, yet
there is hardly spot In their whole length, where
the artist may not find studies which he may
well rejoice, and which will form pictures mt 70
grace any
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Died.

In Burlington, July 'th, Jane c. Gilbert, .sod
A. years.
In Chico, Butte Co California. June 18TH NclsonJ.
Douglass, son Of 5. 5. Douglass, Of Wiliston, VI.
aged p years.
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PHILAnELPHN, July u.
The rebel army has been checked hy our
forces ana turned TO defend itself
The battle will take place near Bunker
Hill. The rebel force is estimated at 90 900
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Married.

In Burlington, this Monday morning, July elth.
at the residence Of the bride. father. by Rev Z.
Nix. Geo. II. Van peu-cn, L : Navy, To- Mis- Celia
4. Liscun.
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oBADIAH wALsroy's ESTATE

I'VE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden. Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons AGAINST the estate Of Obadiah Watson
late of Miliston in said District deceased, repre-
sented ins0lvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from the
for that purpose, DO therefore hereby give notice
that will attend 10 the business Of appoint
ment, at the dwelling Of the late Obadiah Nalsons
in Nillston in said District the first Thursday Of
August and February next, at 10 o'clock, A. ".
each of sad days.
iated this 9Th day of July 4. d. i7e3.
GEO. LANDON,
2wGT HARRY LOSLYN.
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CRUCES CELEBRATED SiLTE.

$3.50
k=s.=.-
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.
This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DR.. WV. GRACE,
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Graees Celebrated salvs cures scalds.
Graees Celebrated salve cures Flesh Wounds.
Grsce's Celebrated Salve cures Corns.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures FelouS.
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures Frozen Limbs.
Graces Celebrated salve cures Wens-
Grsces Celebrated Salve cures Csllouse5.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Salt Rhouu.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chilblains.
Graces Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast.
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Graee's Celebrated salve cures Erysipelas Sores
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Gracs's Celebrated salvs cures Ulcers.
Grace's Celebrated Salve cures Chapped Hands.
erace's Celebrated salvs cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
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Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Salve their best friend.
1t has none Of the irritating. heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cools, cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep a box on hand in case Of
accident, for it will save them much trouble,
suffering, and money. All it wants is 4 fair
trial 10 cure old and inveteTate Sores.
MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM GRACE,
Amesbury Mass
Prics . cents and 81 per Boz.
Great saving is made by taking the larger size.
Each box has the above cut and the fac-simile ~
the proprietor's signature attached 10 il, which is
duly COZ v-righ ted.
GEORGE {. GOODWIN & CO..
> Hanover Street Boston.
General Agents for New England
GRACE's SALvE can he obtained az all the respect
able Druggists and Country stores everywhere.
April 18th, S63. WHY'S
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GsOSsEs

in the human heart. The mountains TOO. liiIs.
lakes, vays and streams. all arTan cd los the hand
u him who d0eth all things Weu," form our vast
wlys lint All f0rmiu.
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IHF LATEST NEws this Thursday morn
q il that jackson, Miss, was occupied by
rr troops last Friday, Johnston being in
n retreat east. Large captures Of ammu-
lit 4. sugar and cattle were made al Nat
D. On the 10th including Is guns.
There is nothing now from the Army of
D. Potomac and nothing later from Char
bon.
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admiration. Still thelc are few amongst us who
appreciate, go their iui value the hcaut'g, q: the
scenery winch SURROUND, them. IAts MAJ uc en-
thu,iastic ia s.cIr praises Ell, that which D. away
and
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At The

suAIvLs. CLoAKs and NANrILLAs
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Miss adobe RYAN. vocalist.
Will give
GRIND CONCERT.

at the TOWN HALL. burlington, on MONDAY
EVENING. AIGI st Sd.
Doors open at q. Concert . commence at o'clock
Tickets 81 Cents for sale at story's Music store
No extra charge for reserved seats
s-vF.
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NEW loRE, July p.

NEW YORK, July n.
The iron-cad PaSsiic has sailed for Charles
ton.
The Hcrad's Fortress Monroe correspond
ent confirms the report that another attack
on Fort Darling may be expected in day or
two
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Nrw NoRV ,lnlr .

NEW YORK, July 80.
Report saws that Gen. Buckley, the head
Of the Knights of the Golden Circle, bias been
arrested at the West
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

ON Saturday July ith, a Red Horse with a spot o.
" white on his forehead and lame being .tife
Anybody that will return said horse give inform
alton to Stephen Digle. will be suitably rewarded
STEPHEN DIGLE.
Richmond. July 18th, 1883. was
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SEC 9Th is as follows The Board Of Enrolment
will give public notice, after draft has been made,
that they will between such hours Of every day,
up TO the time when the drafted men ordered 10
report at a rendezvous, hear propositions and e1-
anime persons so Offering.
ROLLA GLEASON, President, Board
ELISHA WHITE, Commissioner, OF
J. L. CHANDLER, Surgeon. Enrolment.
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HUBBARD HARVESTER.
WATCHES.

OF every style. both Gold and Silver, for Ladies
and Gent which we will sell { reduced prices.
BRINSsIAID & HlLDRETH-
June Q. 1853.
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LES

OF l-aut5 mag he found in their own native state.
From the top OF Mansfield, although 1t does not
reach near heaven some OF It, European rivals,
vet IS extended and as lovely view may he had
from it, summit from any mountain In the world.
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E0R Embroidery Stamping and Braiding, this
L day received by
MRS E. NJ. KELLOGG,
Sewing Machine Parlor.
burlington, July Is
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PLATED WARE.

II ANDSOMEST Tea sets ever opened here, Ice
III Pitchers, Butter Dishes Spoon Cups, Goblets,
salt Dishes, Children's Cups, Napkin Rings, Knife
Rests, Tea and Table Knives, and the finest stock Of
Rogers 4 Brothers Forks and Spoons of various
neat patterns and standard quality, at BRISsNAID's
Old Stand, Church Street
June 18th dawts
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NEW GOODS.

I'VE beg leave TO inform our customers that we
w have received n full assortment Of Summer
styles of Jewelry, such as Pins, Far Ornimcnts
Loekets. Sleeve Buttons. Chains new patterns J
Finger Rings &c, all which will be sold as low as
the lowest
BRISsMAID 4 HfLDRETH.
June 9. lss3.
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larger stock OF cattle at market than last week
Prices of beef about the same last week price
sheep not much changed.
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CALLER

in the world. The Winooski the Lamoille, the Of
ter Creek and the Misssquoi, all but long lines
Of beauty. There is scarcely turn, where we are
not compelled 10 stop and gaze. Near by, the
smooth surface Of the water, with every mel hbor-
ing tree bush, mirrored upon its bosom, while far
away the long line
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NOTICE.

Crr f'nt,a '.u-n-'-1 ,'.a, ''.lt
LosANs g. Boss. Aal raa- A. r.l-ei
HIsrsas Gyms Fli.saf rc colchester. i1 sIiI county
lonine b. Boon oi lart- unknown declaring against
sid defendant Ig rliuu sf a.-ufsu-f upon % certain
Iot, ilr 30 luf- dated Aru. l,ta. a. o.. l-,t mlI.
fay-. i1r lr ls1rl IT, std Ul,c with interest annu-
ally o. oue ii.uy l.. Fisher wh,h said aoo said Fisher
sold assigned aed endorsed Q" ODE plinti1 OF 81 hoh doe
f-ntant had notice. aisod,clsrir- a-nt tir defendant
under the -elera .oul,s dt1laullHs il dam r.s 500
duiLfs.
AMI uh.r,a. il IS .'. go ar,ssr to the Court here
that sad LorsH. is rcsiits 'sithoIt this state.
aud la- not had Personal notice of the p,ndrlcg of This
suit
Therefore it IS ordered ly OBJ, cru-tthlt s.il cause Pee
continued 90 thr nest term thereof to Dee holden no Bur
line-an n said County "H Tie fourth TUESDAY 81 sept
crlhrr a. d.. i-f a-t thar -.id Lorraine L. Bean the
defendant D, notified cd 4e ienaency thereof by pub
i'il- this npte containing tle Substance ot sat DEE
c-raiioH. in the Burlington Irte Press, public
aper published % SAID Burlington. three v,rs >ucec-
siveiy ihc last pulc,n 20 Doe 90 least tveaty days be-
ii-r tlr next Tenn of this Court
Dated ~ SAFE 5burn-t1u- this 2ih day rfJu'g. s.. D.
Al. HOWARD. Deputy Ci,rs.
DiSnt EoHlsrs, rAintT's Attorney. ~saS
NOTICE..
CHARLES L. BENEDICT, cHlTTTEENDnEEN co.
JoHy McDoreAr. 4 Tree YUM
VI Bos. TELEGRArHCo. April Term, AID. 1913.
WHEREAS, Charles L. Benedic; Of City & County
w and state Of New York at this Term Of said
Court Commenced his suit against John McDougal
& Boston TelerTapb Cdmpanv- TTpstee az aid
principal defendant in an action Of assumpst under
the general counts demanding in damages 500 dol
lars.
And whereas it is made to appear 70 the Court
here that said John SlcDougal resides without this
state and has not had personal notice Of the PEN
dency Of this suit.
Therefore il is ordered by the Court that said
cause be continued TO the next term thereof TO he
holcen at Burlington in said County on the fourth
Tuesday Of September A. ID. 1903, and that the said
John AeDousal, principal defendant be notified Of
the pendency thereof by Publishing this notice,
containing the substance Of said declaration in the
burlington Free Press public newspaper published
at said Burlington, three weeks successfully, the
last publication to be at least twenty DAYS before
said next Term Of this Court
Dated at Burlington this sth day Of July A n.
1853
A.. J. HOWARD, Dep. Clerk.
6. T. EDwUyDs. Plhs Atty. wlw3
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CPAULDING'S Patent Washing and Ironing Stove
- Every family should have one For sale by
Il. S. BLODGETT & Co.
June ,.
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MASONIC EMBLEMs.

fI'HE best assortment Of Masonic Emblems ever
i offered in this place, can be found at No Bank
Block.
BRINSMAID HILDRETH.
June IL, 1852.
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The DRATT for the Sd District has not been
ntnuel this week, the Board Of Enrol
.nt having their hands full, in sending no.
,' TO tho-e already drafted, examining
1tcl men and substitutes, deciding cases
B.. answuirs questions relative to the
-.t. 1t is hardly probable that the Draft
j De resumed until next week.
We commend the attention of our readers
.5e advertisement Of the Board and tie
u,aIs Of the Provost Marshal General.
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COMMENCEMENT CONCERT:
THE
MendeI>sOhn Quintctte Club

OF BOSTON.
COMPOSED OF The FOLLOWING ARTISTS
Mes,rs WM. SCHULTZE,
CARL MElSEL,
ROBERT GOERING,
THOMAS RYAN.
WULF FRIES.
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OF

distant hills shows dmly through the blue haze Of
the atmosphere.
The mountain streams, with their innumerable
cascad es,-now, swollen to torrents by passing
shower-now, with only silver thread TO mark the
place where they tow-the placid Lakes, with their
bo-ders Of hills and trees-the quiet ponds reposn
in almost every valiey-an belong 10
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and will ever he the Artists peculiar property,
whose mission TO present these forms Of beauty 20
the public and whose aim should be- to instil into
the minds OF all the same love, for the beautiful,
which he himself feels.
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Important to Drafted Men.
CIRCULAR 10. 81.

War DErARIvENr.
fEovo,T MARsHAL's OEucE.
Washington, u. c., july Is.
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.r>rr Secretary STANTON
dcd that non-commis>ipned officer
Us been discharged for promotion be-
Do, time expires, Is entitled to a bounty
>..o. This decision WAS made in res
ST. TO letter from j c. WETNoEE. the
State Agent.
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PEovo>r MARSHAL'S OEFIoE.
Washington, d. C., July Is.
CIRCULAR 10. 81.
Tie 9Th paragraph OF Circular No. a., is
! from this Office July l.. 1863, Is hereby
.'trd 50 as to correspond with the opin
ot William Whiting, Solicitor of the
II Department, which will hereafter gov
IN all cases to which 1t is applicable.
OPINION.
person drafted into the military service Of
United States under the provisions Of the
{ March 8, 1865, chapter 70, for enrolling
calling out the Rational forces and for other
poses, claiming exemption from draft by rca-
Of my disability as provided in said act, has
right to have the question of his disability
niited to and passed upon by the Board Of
7lment. whose decision thereon il final. If
Board shall have decided that the claimant is
Ie 90 serve, he has the right after such decis-
, 90 pay his commutatiOn money or to furnish
substitute within such extended time as may
liked by the Board of ENROLMENT for his ap-
lance ior duty.
WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor of the War Department.
JAMES B FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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CUEAP FARE.
TRAVELLERS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS
GRAND EXCURSION.
EgUFfiRSt0H TO Chtc
AND RETURN FOR $50.


NIENiS .a.t i.erthS included on Stesmer, Route
VI via F--I.-' ut entral and Grand Trunk Rail
way O. Port 'rrs. from 1T ~aTnia To Chicago via
Grand Truu. >testf,sss and return via s1me Route.
Leaving burlington ana ~ su points On Vt. Cen
trail Line on any train,
From July 2Ist. to ks=sst 9Th.
a't return until Sept. Isl
American fund. good for Meals and Bcrths in
Canada ou q. T. Railroad at Par.
Trains leave Burlington at 800 ?. N. and 3.5j An
Ticket. can he procured from all st-tioaS on Vt.
Central Line. Also II
II. :. DRURY, Agent
NJ. American Hotel Block,
Burlington, Vt.
l.. NirfI>. icn' Al. Boston. daw3w
TIN.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

aorpys-CH, s,4sS On SI-diy, February g. at the
residence q the paIeut, by the Rev. T. J. Slw
YER ~ - j. Al ERr Hp.IES, AdJutanl Ninety sixth New
York Volunteers, Miss HENRIETTA v, youngest daueh
Ter benezer hambars. tsq., OF th city. No cards.
MARnv-BIAox TN Thursday, February 8, at the resi-
dence Il the bride by The Rev. Saml. s. Marshall Mr..
HEsRy MARuS, lite of Noting ham, England, TO Miss
SARAH BLACK, OF ilobosen.
MicliAgr.--kIgENAS.-On Monday, February 9, by the
Rev A. j. DoNkilY. kn.SAS MICHAEL to Miss b. MARIA
KERN n both o. This CITY,.
Nj EREI-PtDpos.-On Thursday February s, by tho
4 v. l. o. Flag, Mr. THOMAS HENRY MORRILL, TO MISS
MARIA LOUISA, youngest daughter Of Edwin Paddon' al
OF this city.
MLs-MuIRR. At waiing River, L. L. on Wednes-
dry, February A. by the Rev. L. b. Narsh, sfelIts u.
MS OF this city CHAEr IT'S, daughter OF sylvester
Miller, Esq ,oi tn former place. -,
PRsNlNa oS-FRsNcff.--Un Thnrsday evening" Feoru-
airy 8, at West Point ~ Y, By the Rev. =. W fIeacn'
q. D., A. C. N. tennn gou, Jr, u = A. 70 elha' ~
FasNcn daughter Of toe officiating clergyman =
PRAI-M spY--ln Aetnehen, Midd teox county, r. -,
OIL Saturday February 7. at the house OF the urldos Ia
Their Nv the Rev Gardiner Spring flurmley, nEo' "a.
PKAI OF England, TO JULL., daughter OF y '. huhoy,
Esq. r.- 3 :, a.,
rsdenne Of tho brides uncle at Wakefield K J., by the
Tay Henry Cook GKoRGE r. SHANNON, Of this city, TO
Miss I{I-r TX l. Moves OF the former place. No cards.
Dansvie IN. " and Portland loregon) papers please
yoN sANros-GREES At Unionhill, n j., ON Sunday,
February g. by Rev. +. W. A. kiedei, A. Mr. BAN
WARD IRAN y Z rERr Won SAsros of Sandam, Holsnd,
to Mss CHARLorTs GIIS, OF platsbrs, Clinton
county, N. Y.
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MUSICAL.


A cAED.-THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO
"A feet dcsrous of taking lessons the Guitar par
n Nth Se5 yogs sssns or rsn
small Co''llon Band of two or three Instruments.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD III.
A sa ssss9 p ea 1 %
wood bass made 70 order been IN use e,Gn
parlor Furniture = sacrifice Inquire at ils West Twenty
third street, near Sixth avenue
A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC WOULD LIKE TO MEET
5a ss lad mould sS s Y h ne
=, S saa rff Ss T s So & c He G
small sum per week fer his board Address Immediately,
Herald ONCE.
A GREAT BARGAIN FOR CAsH.--A SUPERB SEVEN
"A octave rosewood Piano for sale at sacr,hec the
" new case and isz grand action ever,
suos Ia E pneei se bsw s s 0s a. tas
Third avenues
AT BARGAIN FOR cAsH-ELNGANr SEVEN oC.
"A laye Pan9torse, with al modera improvements over
sruns esss full iron pae richly carved legs and case IN
as - months cost $40 w DC 5od 1r "a a ,e o q
place, Eighth street, near SIKH avenue.
A BAgGAIH.-A PrANoFogrE FOR sALE-Is GIL.
"A boris celebrated make has beautiful organ attachment,
s oS sn ac s &c sSd o I
ior his week. Appiy a. 10 Allen street near Canal
RAsS SINGER WANTED IN a CHOIR IRON NOW
mp stairs
MUSIC nrssoSs FOR THE TIMEs-AT sc AND 81 A
Nl quarter Tor this week only immediate application
only three vacancies remain Address Miss
call from 10 TO u A. NJ 81 West Fifteenth street.
Terms nj residence Of pupils ala Reference, VIM Mason
DIANoFORTE FOR sALE--A FINE C4 OCTAVE ri.
Il auofors 10 b. disposed OF Immediately Price sial:
has sweet and powerful tono: French action; iron fnc
good Stool and covef. ~ Apply lce Las, Twsuiloth
tCHE HORACE WATERS MoDERN IMPROVED oyER.
strung bass fal iron frane Pianos built Of The best
and most thorcughly seasoned maers will stand any
climate. The tone 4 ery deep round mellow; The
touch elastic Bach PIANO warranted for FIVE Prices
known among the very besi."Eyaugeiist. I'VE Gnu
speak " their merits from personal knowledge christian
fntnligsncer tfnNcw Pianos ~ different
makers tor ts; DO With cared IsE sl5s $50 and s2ol
s2A Tho Horace Waters Meledeon rosewood cases tuned
the equal mperament with the patent divided swell
prices from $50 10 $3.50 Now and hand Pianos
Meodcons % let At ~ and upward mouth: allowed
purchased; monthly payments received fer ame TnAr
rents tuned and rgpsarnr HORACE WAIERs.
Agnnt. ss1 Broadway.
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RExovn.-A cARD-sRs. LYON IsAAcs LATE
III OF No Division street his city, begs 10 inform her
fands aud tho public that SHE las i~ncyof 10 ~; CANAL
street and Is really tn suppl, ladies' Of this ey ana
ne county wan new po'tarn Snring Bpnnsts An
sss a~osn.ntn ~ the aies fssh9nl including rnng
MhHnet o. btnc At ne Fasbonate Emporium se6 Canal
stsrrt oprosiio Wooster
~ = -.
- EMUvAL -sEEKER nAfpIfoF M1EUFAcrIr
III r,rs Of Dsss and 4ansnls trimmings Fsncy Head
above Walker street - -" s'N
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FURNITURE.

An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FUR.
~ ni'urs Ior sep-ri9pery o. fentemsa leaving Tor
s,ool and Cover Rosewood Parlsr Slts ais ore Siss
Eassres Bureaus Bedstrads Bedding Ac mad. 4. sp.,,
Tor The subscr1t,r w bc sold NJ saoriAee MIDDLE
ToN, us West Ts"av hir, str 'e, near sixth avenue.
L,rRNIrvRE wANrED.-ANy LADY on GENTLE
il man breaking up housekeeping aud wish ~ to III
thr'r furniture viii End cash customer nv sidrs ~
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Navy AGENTS or. IoE NE vORK FEB. 6. isS.-
~ sM.a p opas - dors-d "Prrn for insos cop
nay Of ~ ra,, At i2ocos 10 40 900 poun u 90.
r a"sot In O Gosr. 20 be e inme lately At The
nrincst, n subjep. 10 h. ~ in pectiun. Ea b er
. h.c mpnied b. awr tea aiantee sgned b. one
the eoysrnlnen ettng os.h thai Inc adder is
Cd NJ a. v ~ immed'ah ent INTO contract u y u eein
: = mo '''' j. fnESDEssoN, Navy Agent.
pRorosALs FOR so,W BARRELs OF FLOUR.
scd proposals in.itea TN TIE 10Th LAY Febru
art ~ al l. cock for fun sizing the subsistence Do
BIDS VIII b. ceived for what known as Ne l. No. and
NO ana Tor amy portion les than zOOO barrels Bds
The QUANTITY OF Hour requr viii be about boO barrels
DAILY deih cred either at the government warehouse In
ingtoih d. q,
,syment win be made In certificates of indebtedness or
usual government nspec N VIII oe mAue just ociore
No bid viii entertained from parties who have previous
sied 70 comply with their bids, or from bidders not pre-
The barrels 20 be new and head lined.
Bas WI be ae.o panied VIII an 'sth Of Arrogance and
Washingon D. O.. aud endorsed proposals Tor Flour"
CTATE OF NEW Observation-Disclosures GENE
- rsrs Department. 81 Walker street. New York, Febru-
sed propossis will be received q this omce unfit the
delivery o. the 70 article Of .T u,orm cothnS 70 be
manufactured N the Uoi Brooklyn. l. t.
cover g oe IN nsetia and STYLE Of
% pattern this Office where the sampe and specification
The bids the price at which the caps win be fur
Ths right reserved reject any all bids which may
The bidder viii be required give bonds with
sR as sr'''' for tue faithful Of the con-
Proposals will be addressed the undersigned at this
once' endorsed Proposals for uniform eioshinso
ouartermaster General State of New York, New York