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Died a. Newbern on The Ed Of May last Of wound.
'eesised IN the Eight Il Gum swamp on abe day be.
fore. DAVID ). RAY. First Lieut.. Co. ID. seth Rey
=. Y. Tfoeps. He had united 10 the summer Of
sd With The company then being raised hy Capt.
ies-r Mll'er. tnew belonging 10 he sls Reg N. c.
ffaoP%j and upon lis organizalisn was elected Pins,
Lieutenant. Bot the death q his father Occurring
soon ai'ef he dee ned i hi. duty 70 fesgn bic posi-.
JON 10 order % give his attention 10 tho estate and
provide iof The welfare u III. widowed mother and
young ssiefs and brothers, who we're len without an,
other Protector II The spriag OF 1884, when disa--
tef alter disaster had s,eraken our arms. aud The en-.
amy were pressing y. with overwhelming numbers
Il every Psiat. aud The lale Of The consderacy ap.
Psarei slaost decided, seeing Thai every man we
could raise woald he required 10 prevent our suliu
CATION. be again entered tho service, and volunteered
N The company then being recruilrd By Gapl. Ishn
v. tirahsm. - private. Upon The organization 81
this company he was elected First Lieutenant, and
continued % discharge The Duties Of that Office until
The I'd 81 My Ia.i when. being IN command u The
coapany in The drhl =, Cum swamp. he was severely
wounded IN the mouth aud neck. and Tell into the
hands q The enemy. Thi. painful wound prevented
hum from ,peaking. and although il wa. pronounced
y The Yankee surgeon. u be morlal he Va. CARRIED
- Nrwietn. wheIs he died some few iour. allrr III,
arrival Thu. has he fallen. ii The a2d year II III.
ace aud ~ he prime q lnsuhool another sacrifice
fof the 'ndspesdeuee d hs eoun,,, ii hs cruel war
Dut 70 him drslh hid no .egef. ~ lie had made hl.
peace with Cod. and leen inf several year. consist
IN, men,bef of Tia Presbyterian church, whose teach.
inss t. essmrii6ed ~ b. daily department. Lieut..
Hay sseufeJ the confidence and respect Of his sure.
r'oF uiLscfs BY his s.tei attention 10 duty and siih
fai execution Of The order. with which he was en-.
trusted. II hi.eomgans he had endeared him.rilhy
81. aniiam courtesy and kinness. and win ~ sally
missed BY them. hut q that fond mother and III
lha, family circle where he was loved and hes, known
will BIZ los. BE- ifterarahle. TO them the void can
never br filled, aud God alone can heal their sorrows
My they hs enabled q - HI. hand in this heavy
affection aud reieier ~ The consolation that The Oh
jec. u their love has gone 70 meet that saviour 10
whom he trusted. and 10 home /" not made uiih
haOds, s,etnal ~ lha heavens -
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gl4J}

Speeches were made BY Messrs. yvoorhees,
3. >. Cox, and others. The Administra-
ton was denounced. The return Of. Val .
landighan 10 demanded. The resolutions
declare Illinois 4 sovereign power; oppose
further prosecution Of the war, for peace
won the basis ola restoration Of the Union,
and call for National Convention.
-~---~~--~----~-
RuMoRs rRox Texas. - Al reliable officer
|of Col. Bates's regiment, who arrived last
evening. brings the information that, be-
fore he left Columbia, q courier arrived
from Corpus Christi with information that
Gen. Magruder had fitted out several small
steamers at that place. and attacked the
blockading fleet. He succeeded ia sinking
two Of the encmy's vessels. capturing ff.
teen prisoners, and raising the blockade.
Hurah for the horse marines. Hurrah Tor
Masruder! Weekly Telegraph. My 20. 4
Capfureof Yankee ArtiHery and Baggage,
S.c.-Jackson. June 22d.-Gen. Rnggles.
with his cavalry, overlook the raiders near
Rocky Ford. in TaIlahatchie, to-day, and
a severe engagement ensued. resulting in
The capture Of thirty prisoners. two pieces
81 artillery, their entire baggage and am
munltlen train. together with large amount
Of provisions stolen from the citizens. The
enemy's loss 10 killed is eighty; our loss
small.
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TAX NOTICE.

SHALL. attend II thc following tlmcs and PAGES
fs The pvsio.e 4 receiving The taxes doe ioi
1863:
Al James VI Niles's. On Tuesday The 18th Of July
Cedar Gr.ss. On Wednesday lhe 18th.
A. T.lef's. IN Thursday The 10Th.
Halls sior.. IN Friday Tire l7th.
Hillsharaugh. on Saturday the 18th.
Red Mauniain, on Monday ihe 3Oih.
Mangums Siarr. On Tuesday the eifi.
lain d. l.ll>comb's. IN "Wednesday The I'D.
John A. colc's. IN Thursday the 23d.
Durhaii's. IN Friday The gith.
A. u. Gunler's, on saturday the a5ih.
Chapel Hill, on Monday the 9th.
wlsic Cross. on TUESDAY The 2sth.
Thomas !. Gates On Wednesday the 2elh.
Thomas Longs. on Thursday The 30th.
Town of Hillsho,ough. on Friday the 3ist
IL. b. GUTHRIE, Sheriff.
June nth eg-
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FROM WESTERN MARYLAND.

Richmond. June 25.-Imboden has de-
stroyrd all the workshops. machinery, To-.
comolives and cars at Cumberland, and
every bridge from Little Capon for some
distance west Of Cumberland. The i'm. .
mense tunnel has been destroyed and The
great Iron Bridge knocked 10 pieces. This
Is the greatest blow Of the kind which was
ever gwen them.
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NOTE LOST.

n 0sT in hillsborcugh. note against Samuel
- Faucet and j. w. Tupp. (for negro hire) in
value ffy-two dollars, and bearing date lsth April,
1864, with interest from January /, 1863. As pay.
ment 10 any other persen than myself isstoppcd The
party finding said note WIN oblige By handing |, 10
Df. Hooker fur me.
L. p. 0I.DS.
April II. ss-sw
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Select Boarding AM, Day School,
HiELSBOROUGH. n. G.

HlELSBOROUGH. n. e.
'I'HE Misses NASH and Miss KOLL0CK will r..
open their School on the 18th orJuly, 1853.
TERMS ron FALL SESSION eco wRRKs)
Board and Washing, &c. $3.50 90
English Tuition, 25 90
Instrumental Music, go 90
: Vocal Music, 20 90
Use Of instrument for practice. I 90
Ancient and ModelnLangaages, each.l5 90
Pastel Painting. so 90
craynn Drawing, 20 90
Pencil Drawing. 1900
q MISS NASH
MARIAN NASH.
= i" KOLLOcK.
!" Gn0DRIDGE.
PROF. sTEINEERG,
I. /. BAsELER, } !.
KgHR. !. music
: MISS STEPHENSON, Department.
June II. ss-5w
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TEREBENE.

/ HAVE good article Of TEREBEHE on hand.
Any one wishing 10 purchase may apply o, Job
wsddell's barbcr-shop. The above BURNING
FLUID will give entire satisfaction.
HENRI BASELER.
June nth. tf-9s
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

by virtue o. decree of onnge County csu.t,
- made at May Term, 1869. in the case Of Dxvid
yckers and others against James Rhodes aud Others.
on Monday the 9Th day Of july NEXT, q, the Court
house door in lsborcugh Twill offer Cor sale 10 the
highest bidder, Three Likely NEGROES, one wo-
man and two young mon.
Terms of sale, six months credit, with bend sas
approved security. - 1888
GEORGE LAWS. Commissioner
JuAe 10 Price adv. 81 50. ss--aw
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/. ortaf Peace Meeting IN hiiaos.-There
~ been an immense Democratic gather
~ 70 Springfield. Illinois. one liza ndred
s%0asand people were present. Forty.fye
INJURED wagons and other vehicles were
ProeeAEen. Gen. Richardson presided .
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IMPORTANT.NEGRO SALE.

- - = T@FW 1VENItO UxK14Es
WILL be- sold in Hillsborough, on Monday the
9th Of Jaly, some Extra NEGROES, young
and likely. Persons wishing 10 invest in valuable
property will do we'll to attend.
July /. ol.-
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A PRIVATE SCHOOL.

Miss MANGuM will open her School for Young
- Ladies al the residence OF her mother, Mrs.
Willie T. Mangnm. Orangc county. n. e., on the
I'D u Jolly, 1863. Parents and Guardians who
dssiie further information will address Miss M. P.
MASGUN. Red Mountain, Or Flat River r. o.,
Orange county, N. c.
June IL. 60
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ROSE IRAvRs-BLADDERs.

"A Ill parties VINO have Rose Leaves or Rladderr
9 for me. can leave them Al Mesas. ]. Y. Whit.
tsd's Drug siore lIillstmfouxh.
n. ID. SAUNDERS.
ChspclIIill June - OIL
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WOOL DING

THE sul.-rrilrr. living one and half miles east
= Of crdar thrive. will have his WOOL CARD.
ING MACHINES IN good order and 10 operation
IN lew days. and will card White Wool for the
sixth pound. ,hiny.6ve csuis ii money; FOR mir.
ing fity eenIs. Mixing must he pulled together be.
fore i j. Trough, 10 the Machine.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June ~. 9s->sw
" The Milton Chronicle, Rsleigh Standard, end
SPIRIT af the Are. will copy four weeks. and forward
arcauat 10 Gcslar' ifovc. Uisnge county. ~. Z.
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r. GL.r'E, HOTEL AND HOUSE.
j t.ci ' ho,r' hcr family aud laundry soc
eI. 30 a. O.. In. 'i1Fl. box ~ more. Apply IN = \
ID. ID AlN H1 ttuir It. 1872
i>E GAi - r\lESr ANIE GREASE,
tSr g. NN'- rArENr AXLE GREASE,
usi.' .- Nhi ehtli It. y Y $40
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KENNEpY'S NATL LlNlMkNl
DcNE'ISEseE.

hE. Ju~1OWE, $50 CANAL SIEEEG,
i/-cttht ~ OF tooth on silverat ~ 10 ,la. "a It
q .lutn .. a'tti nal sttif ~ O., Mt pr tooth, 10
OH 4 with i,honc coment, or other hilin- J' ts.
to = pr iuuth. Teeth extracted without u.u. 80
~ lo.k, opposite Lord Taylor's, aud ~ Fulton
II, Htopki "a, AZ" inserting their improved ifu "a
Teeth, Viill or without extracting 90 rin'. ull
r't- on gold or plttina ~; Oh siIyr or rlhnr', -,
partial -ott gold par tooth - silver 90 tuh"ti' -
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a wlSEW E.N1S.
RAhNVA, AMERICAN MI sLUA.

-
lls' .ns.eS,. N On enormous ipepse,
A COMPANY Or NlOl \ AND WHINE.
l. \ttb INluAN. NNn S1if.Ws
al an. rcc,r.''''.''..'NNN AM NVCNNo
eihihiiion tNthN DAY frou o't cck in the fore
III In ' ~ i'm J. iilG " and from
o, So N'"'iM SUI ~il cNe a intervals vsri-
~ nil, Il -, y, o. %. "hr representations u the
lt riS| tAtit tr,, ,,r,, ,.... .,..~,,
IL, 49,, ',i.' 80" WI " fNItkTAiSMbNI
800 v.,i' ',1'' ,. "a, Also Hp., ~, aud sives
A AZ t. NN'It- ~ ell. ...
s,',tp ItS,t r. NJ SON,'S,
piUt'r.,S y, ~ NvhN hANtl.
,in,tNst< 81 al y pANOh-
49,. ,......,.. y, >, - W. q, d..
nv, 4 + * a. FIX, .t,I ruhs'.
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" l.IDE(u.NES.

CURE YOUR cot GH-UoE CAMP
Y BELLS s,uy Of M.id Cherr, and Iar, suic
cur. iOi tou.l., tulds, Dp'beri,. aud sore Ihrnpt
Iry IL. To be- had 81 tAMfBt III, u ugfigt, cor 1in
sv'nuc Az .7th A. snd hImlNNlbS Wy n"9d'
Siofe. go Bo"erJ near ith - Price - .ui-. 80,
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS AND Others
j i.ulIuE StH: nd the following IN 1rmhtion for
th ,roiit II your sd.rs, should consider II of
HuHcieut Importance 10 gvr Il publicity through the
COLI of vour piio rcul.trd Journal to eodoss
iu o.. .ird. and citizen. cru-a ally During a re-
druce Of abou wear IA san frsuoico, Cal, I con
trHrtci the affecting dsca-~ of lnsrrhTs common
At tu4s ttc our arm aud l,lh'ult 10 cure iaS
ug crhAustci the usual remed given In rtch csic-
without any relief whateyer, and getting wprre dai-
~, wa induced 10 Nv Iowd =, recommended e. me-
sufe and spc ny cur Tor all acute aud chronic ca
ses Of Disuhn aud Chiiirens Bowel Complaints o..
nrisy, cAustd ly I"elhng Or otherslsr. lt-
ia case 20 rapid and elective, that feel 10
be n d. "a well IA pleasure to iWpArt tits NOR
- the pub ic, that AL may have the enen. OF
nou ,ity imong cndr,n hss been vrry Great, and
aso understand or Army 10 suffering greatly with
Bowel Complains; ouis, very fr-pe'ul.y, =.
PARKER I. This Powder eau b. procured in
your city from the Agent, - west 18th q, New
YORK. : r. ~
Il ENNEDi : kllEi NAIlE LlNlMkNI
IA CURES RllEl hAIiSN
keunedy's k'ruult alto l. MIA" at Cures Neuralgia.
uuedy's EhruuA e. lIuinr I { nee tpHiu-.
k"unedy's RhoumAtic L,uitl. ~ Cures lisr-.
keuudi's Rheumatic liuinU Cures sou. lhrost
hrnu"dt = Rheumatic lantucHt cares Achcs and
Palm o. ever, name nui nature.
for SALE b, u 5. BAKNE- 60, 2O2 broadway. 36t
No CURE. 40 CHRONIC DlAk-
: ' rno,, cured b. Doctor JAMES A NtAi3i " est
In,l street
10 MOIllrES--DE NEAL, II WLST
L ls.h {, rive .riu attention 10 the treatment
clrr. o. rhrollc Giainoo guaranteed. Eemody or
"a. Iu'uihiipns tree. a",
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IVAN p-HANDs TO WORK ON
w on Photographic Agpsts,l.s ~ Centre It %
NIANIED-AS OrLENTORUN GROVER
Nv B,tst, .sSi.s mseAac. ais oai'ie" Ap-
NN-ANTED-tlFrl ffrSI tl As orr
w ratofs on Wheeler 6 Nt.cns and WILCOX 4
G obs' seUine iutchinea a..,.' Urea ''lars III
eial salary aud coD.tsat Gu, l,,i. l.arunt.ed 20
etr,rienr q hard, s-o, I'm 80 s4s Naut-1. Al ..v
.J sl~ay, ups ia.fs .uJ
WANTED-A GOOD pllK NND AGOOD
" ,ceur,ri best of wsee' give. Appy st MONEY.
ftSNYS, 40 Canal ct. near lilisou. y,
\NANIED--5 SECOND HAND DOUBLE
w guns. Any person havin, one cr NOR :. DIS
J. RANDOLPH, corner Court ,ui nu4-,tss s,t,e.s,
BgOVklyu.
\NANTLD-5 or Il Yum, NtS 10
w board Inquire =. Grand IT, N.,a furnished
room to let Tor map and he vii 'c,ri
\NANILD--3 BRASS COCh MAkFEN
w Apply III Ccntrc It. .oi
WANTED A BAkLE 10 NOkh O\
w bread aud cake. Apply liz north Is, st. jersey
City. 10
NNANTEp-A COLOREp GlLl. between
w ~ asc Of - and 10, a. nus A.pj a Wet
Baltic ct. bfooklyn 10
\\1ANrED--G GOOD CORSET MNKLRS.
sNprly At NM. uEMOats U.s. Emporium, ..
fa.aiou, 80 b.uadsa,. as
WANrED--J or : BOYS, /, TOT, YRS.
w q asc, to work at the harasatc bIslaess. Az
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w ani LD-n wv, - " tiNNi' ~
WANTED CUMpEIENr DhlG CI,rh
w Who /. pcrfecti, familiar = IN Inc reta,i tu.i
Nee must be ~,ll te,onmeuccd Appt NJ %
boad~ay, be-. the hours of "a. De-. and .. ~ tlla
NNANILD-lrU CHRIS 10 MAKE las
W se.-, iutious aud cloak orn 'mcn.-, good vase.
sist "a aud steady woik. n AZ hblL ~. q Naiscr
sttv,t. 2lS
NJANItD-A JOB DltE Al MALLS
w D'eius Establishment, ~ Adams ~. lit IN. ~
,,,,N,.n ,p,.p,r.r- al. .tttp.r
w -. n, -, ~ 'o.. i,s M,
chimes AyyD ~ No. barclay 81. uys,airs 40
>.'', ,,,,r NM, 49,
" ANI Lp-A SMAhl N Nv BOl ,
w 40 at ty,arsod Cal atpJKLUN lsHAffs,
- -, " 80 Il,
MAN ED-A SlOOI BOY N Whole
cor ., a., '', ',f. IVY, a., e.
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tse,ory, No. ~ We, KIN & ID
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w a 49," ~, 49,, ~ 49, ,,i.' hhS
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AMI 4 o. ma, hines. Ia. iish'st wnees
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WANTED-2t ARNfkS At lilE LCht
dssna ss'AH; h'''' 80 1''o' a''' lear nay
| -
| NLANlID- % GOOD III SPA IAIiLl
| w eifls to learn ah.At mauaisetu.inx hu,inc-s
hppy Al hroadsa' ~ STAIR. "a i'.r. -
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=" wig VET W!k SVEN out to ~" ~ho pre
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" ANlEIp.

\NANIED-Sklki HANDS On NDNEN
w aud tied ,kit'.: operators ~ho oou th.ir tus
chimes, and sirl- 70 run hreiiins utchiur- Nrpy It
NELLY SCt0' ~ '''' "'' '''''' w. at ~ Is"
WANTED FOR THE {. :. NAVY SEA.
w men. ord. .,amcn. landsincn, coal hcAv,r. and
n ~ r"' SSlaer Of Hin1e"'er " months
\NANrkD-tOR AN EASTERN MANI.
w factory, blacksmith accus'omed to | shi Vork.
At 80 H. ckmsn ct, up stairs. -
"A ANIED-i GOOD CARPENTERS. Al
w 400 Wster u, y. Y mu.t bring their tons
ready ior WORK. l.. DtNNINu ION. -
N-AErED IMMEDIATELY - - GOOD
w cloah mrkgss 20 vhVu ihe highest vases aud
:. nEiSENNN ( CO. 90 nr,alway. ~
WANTED wfTNUh>E. ArrIY Al
w ia sst sd At, hei the hours Of IN and L..
MANIEp-GlElS, GOOD HANDS. 10
', MAKE maxi pi;sr HE, coi l'iecs Will l. paIt a;
W h$TED--A CNAMBtRMNlD 900 Nj L.
w NrsL Apply Tor days -
MASrEp-SlIOEMAKERS ON CHAN
w nel nailtd work. Call for tsys, a, h. iioro
N'tEIED-SEIERNL GIRLS To FkrER
slsar l. sss. cNporeucrd hands preferred, al i'
WANilD-TLN GlkL> IL PACK SALE
nod, ,.,.,, 81, 49, ~ a 4, ,,,,i,.rr ~ 'u!'
~ NHshiurt' -, y. ~
NANItD-MtN Ia Rus MOR1lSE Anl
w ,at IT, m.gite m"h,nc, al'o rocd hcrch
Av.p ''' 'N'"''"'''' "'"y 80 ''h ''''e' near
NV
NANTED GIRLS 10 WORN on Tobacc,
w ''ooi wssc' vail be paid. loi tor,ths' 40
NIANrkO-ulKlN lnAl
W tot uA pickle. 10 sooi hand. the l,.fut vase
eiyea. Apply at "AknLLL COS, %; w4.ligs
NI.ANTED--i NlrN 10 MAKE .lu,,k
w pa.rut bed.teai. and wtiterood rsr,,.' o., I'D
at $50 Iind''n II -i
w b.nJ. ana m. vini,, ann i..,',..'. r
dcr.,aui IA, bu.iness. IL such s,oi wse s"stii',
N\IAhrED-TEN OK Twelve SrEuNC
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il, AMI liz Wal ,uih =, '"' "''N'' -
WAN1ED-flNE CLOAK CUTTERS Al
w ,-,nty opc'ato,s NV, 3 W. ami 'ro,,r {,
.oSd hands Apply atwo0bs & sen SihK. ~
worn 81. -
W 49, cao1 ,n. I =, ~ ~ ~ "
pl,vme .,,a God - y c 40 ~,
j. H BARCGck ( 90. iii Ch,nbcr. Il. &c
> At IA Wet Houston ( s1od.,cs and stcal,
' |C " ""on vrx ,,r rt,r u,xn.
~ hpOb MIN rex M iiANllN
~ wanted On steamer iiltlih,Epukr ~ u.,r 70
Ea.t River. wa.,ssi1 pa month aui io.ui s'rsIJ
work. -
rAqENNs ., t,r-t- A.u. ,,.t.
NJ - hh'f "' iHl''NI"N ~ " VA -
s;.s 40 49,, .,,sa y! ,%P,s;ya &eai's COVE
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M WV Wv NhIhi llNNIN ~ ~
~ on woven rsirt. fhc b gh"-t pic = rsi ani
constant emp ment. 3"ee'rr' VA .tri o. vcnvc
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ROY wANTED-ONE QUICK AT MAX
- Ing chang and not afsil o. Nok, may call vii
pi,nt st the News and Letter ono,
l9i Cor. Hgoaisav and 18Th u.
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DOi WANTED-A STOUT ASD ACTIVE
Lone, TO carry trunks and do sork about the store
Apply at u Courtlandt a.. References required Il,
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Il tA,r, lli LsH 10Th ~, two rooms, and ted. "a
ru a.. I. cor, 40 f1uns ia attic, with hi.,iuri.
K.u' amol'h Inquire Of l.. ODi.iL, 90 49,.
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DOCK FOLDERS WANTED AT l.. ).
- BALLOU'S Biudery. lc Spruces. ~
pOXMAkEHS WANTED GOOD MEN
~ only. shall have steady work aud sood paw At the
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ferry, south Brooklyn. .a5
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boy WANTED- ABOUT L.. APPLY
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NOTICE TO LABORlNG PEOPLE-ALI.
. indu.trioua and ho ne,t atorins d oplo with fa
. ics, who are In need circumstances can Obtain
Sa.gahe information In regard TO III. Wt,,t and the
,hlncos tor wo-k there, Mt the Office Of The GILL
pRAN's AID SOCIETY, room II Clinton Hall, As'or
Pace. lose brinsin9 sooi reference Of character
Ch. dren who are without home aud friends, win be
lef on erntuitously. 40
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TO IEF-SMAIL STORES $50 EupMi
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90 riDrr fud mack room, % lit,omr o. nae -fnte
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LOG PUN 90.

he SUBSCkiBER SILT ONrtNu' to
! manufacture the oIo -ssehioned log rtop =
Top On Commer Allsy. be- seen bseiy IN
nv. = -.
June ~. dA~a0
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The Springfield Republican is one Of
the lew Administration papers that is
blessed with a few grains Of common
sen Q, as witness the following, which
contains more wisdom than will be
found 10 the N. Y. Tribune Tor whole
year:
"Tncrc is . general jubls,ion in the
Repnbl can papers over The assumed
death OF the d.m cratic pa.ty. TIL, y
hal better MT TAX. that for granted. A
party tnat has ,-t throw more votes
than ever bef,,e in every State except
Massac husetts, and
BEEN b.a,en only by the most extracrdi
nary Efforts, can lard y be considered
quito dead. The
morai ot the political situation Of the
Republican leaders i. that they have no
such excess of strength as TO make il
,.f. 70 them TO lie reckless Or defiant as
IN means or measures; that they are
stil: o. trial before the American people
as to their ability and integrity in the
conduct IT the . ,vern,nent, and that the.
can oolv hope to oh'a'. renewed lease
Of power by demonstrating that they
Gao and sill use it Tor the gener'l wei
fare. rather than for private aud partisan
ends"