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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
D>certer>, Etc.

Hubbard Gaskill who deserted from the
18th regiment last winter, came back to Suit
ton a sho,t time ago, where he was arrested
by deputy provost marshal Daniel y. Beck
with. and taken to Bra,tlebors last week.
Beckwilh is very efficient in his new calling.
He has suddealy become very loyal Per-
sons who value their pe,sonsl liberty have to
be very careful Shat language they use ,especi-
ally towards conscripts, or the first thing
they know they are snatched up by this new
convert The bitter gets bitten sometimes.
lie had supposed deserter handcutied not
long ago, but while his keeper slept the pri-
soner slipped away. The provost is $40
the price of deserte:) and one pair OF
handcutis short.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
THE CALEDON | AN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.
Brief Locals.

Brief Locals.
We have only to call the attention Of
the readers to the numerous new advertise
,nents thar appear in these columns weekly
TO convince them of the general prosperity
Of the business community. Dealers in the
necessares of lite and dealers in articles that
are used to acorn the outer man and woman,
manufacturers, mechanics and laborers gen
orally are pressed with work.
The Passumpsc Railroad Co. is grading
for new shop 100 feet long, directly east OF
the old repair shop and engine house. A
new building has just been erected north of
the old steam mill for file shop for the
fast increasing business of Mr.. Mutt, and for
a blacksmith shop for Miller's carriage shop.
Several new dwelling houses are going up
on Railroad street and over the river, and
everything indicates industry, thrift, and gen
eral prosperity iE that portion of our town.
Col. Blunt has purchased the interest OF
Mr. Warner in the machine works at the
Depot, and the business will now be conduct
ed under the management of Lee & Blunt
MIR. Hill Of the St. Johnsbury House has
either lost boarder or found horse \
nan rode horse there day or two since
which he tried to dispose of at low price.
Suspicion was aroused that the horse was
stolen. The would-be seller smet a mice
and left. The horse remains.
There is an elderly lady in this place,
nearly three score years and ten, who is now
knitting her twenty fourth pair Of socks for
the soldiers.
- They have splendid weather for the
Valley Fair at White River Junction,-too
warm if anything. To-day, which is the last,
an extra train runs from this place. The trot
occurs this afternoon for the 500 purse.
Mr. Osborn Ward, member elect from
Wheeock, corrects in the last Star the report
that he is democrat. He says he has acted
with the Republican party since It's organi-
alton.
The " equinoctial was cut in two in the
right place to accommodate our Fair. On
Friday the storm recommended with renew
ed vigor, continuing through Saturday, since
which the days have been beautiful beyond
description, and the nights too all that
clear SKY and a " harvest moon " could make
them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02


We learn that E. c. Redington, Esq,
cashier of the Passumpsic Bank, contemplates
spending the winter at the west, for the ben
EFT Of the health of his family. We regret
the seeming necessity that depriyes us even
temporarily of the fellowship of one of our
best citizens.
We learn also that G. 4. Burbank, Esq,
ate cashier Of the Danviile Bank, purposes
soon to make it his home in Nevada terrific
ry, that land Of gold which lies between
brigham Young's possessions and California.
Henry c. Newell, eldest son Of S. Newell.
u. d., Of this place, has received the appoint
meut Of assistant surgeon Of the Sd Eerm ont
regiment, and he leaves this places to join
the army of the Potomac in few days. The
best wishes of a host of friends go with him.
y. J. Pike has received the appointment
Of deputy sheriff in this place, rice II. C.
Dickinson, resigned.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From S. VI. PETTENGILL e. Co.
Pure PICKLES,

Pure PICKLES.,
Delicious Sauces,
Fine Mustard, and
Genuine Ketchups,
Fran CROSSE j BLACKWELL, Londom.
Chow-Chow, Pcgalilli Mixed. and other pickles; Sui
tanss Harvey John Bull. Anchovey. &c Sauces: Dur
ham Mustard India Soy, Curry, Walnut and Mushroom
hetchups- thutney. &C.. adapted to hot Or cold
Meats, Fish, Soups, GRAVES, &c.
They should be furnished or every table and to every
cook.
Buyers should that the name Of Crosse Blackwell
London, is on each bottle parcel purchased.
Importers and Agents BRAY d HAYES 145 Milk ST.,
Boston
b. & H. also import Worcestershire Sauce, Co1s Celia
tine. RObinsOns patent greats, Barley, &c.
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\ Large Story about Il Medium Size

sheep.
A. II. Wilcox, Esq, Of this place, has been
offered 500 for his Spanish Merino buck
that SHARED 10 ! lbs. OF VOL last April.
and of which mention was made in the last
CALIFORNIAN. Mr.. Wilcox does not accept
the offer AT the same time Mr.. w. was
offered two thousands dollars fer ten full
Flood ewes. We wait patiently to hear from
Addison county.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
GAL LOUPE Il PUTIN A NJ.
Government Agents for the sale OF
4. -. $40 BONDS,
Office, No. "a State St., Boston.

! Ma iSD REAuTIFIi il vINILE Boon for Girls \.
WILLIAMS \ CO. leo Washington s.. RnS;on. will
pul III. pc"t'g IL. chGrIning Illustrated Juvenile
boz. adapted 10 ,lirgn FOR Il thriS:InlS New Years
It Book -.i.I,l,d EpiIH tEicuI. LEss',>- LOVE
10y Emma M.r-hll. | vOi Ii mo. iu-rated-price 81.
This Is :rhsI k;,le hook. and illustrates. in the life
an! h".c ;e-Il ol interesting family. the PIE
D: kndnr- and in small everyday matters i'll
et- "T'i it'll sorI,s II charming tenderness. pa
tho ANA ilcii, family whose law of life love
one :oti.,f. No one. Old young. read this infer
,fi' >:o!y whua REIN, warmly interested, every noble
"u-"I ip vcd and every good purpose gthencd
NO h; prr- child lie made. for its eCy ed
and prTc PURPOSES. Every Sunday school Library should
have E.. cu,v in il collection"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02

BANKER & CARPENTER,
PAINTS and VARhISHES,
STORE 10. STATE ST. FACTORY ~ CLINTON ST.,
BOSTON.
Manufacturers of all grades OF
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINT.
TO those desiring superior article of Paint, would
call attention to well known brand of premium
Lead" hch has been recently improved. and is the
hea. kind in market.
TRUSSES. ELASTIC HOSE, &c.
Bsidos complete assortment of articles intended for
The exclusive of the Medical and Dental Professions.
have alwa i'll store at lowest prices great variety
OF The following articles suited the wants of the general
public.
Every desirable style of the mos. popular patterns.
Particular attention however being directed to the
it, of
NV SPRING: LEVER Truss.
which has been proved hy the experience of many wear
rs. during wears past be the best truss yet ill.,
vented -afforn, it docs, circular inward and up
ward lf;ng action, while with such comfort that
the after hort experience. Is almost unconscious
of its presence. pamphlet descriptive of this truss will
he sent TO the address OF person enclosing blue
stamp.
ELASTIC HOSE,
Tor |alC0st ems swollen ara Weak Joliits VI 'ie'e
good have several grades OF silk and COTTON 1T cor
responding prices The sizes full length, threequar-
tiers half knee Hose Legin- Knee Gaps, and Ankets
Directions To- for Hose forwarded when re-
guessed.
Also Elastic and ordinary style Abdominal Supporters,
shoulder Braces. DC Syrngcs of every description.
t;a,anr Batteries. Hearing Trumpets, Aurices. and
Conversational Tubes tor the Deaf.
\ complete priced catalogue of dental and surgical i'll
strumenta will hp sent TO those desiring it. =
GOODMAN & SHt RTLEtF.
Manufacturers and Importers,
l.; fremont ST Boz!
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consisting of n. 0. Cram, H. l. Robins on,
J. W. Davis, r. Bradley and ]. Grant. The
annua, meetings will be held on the ID Tues
day of October at which time this year the
President, Treasurer and Clerk will be ap-
pointed by the directors. D.
New Advertisements.
We would call attention to the following
new advertisements in this paper:
Taloresses Observation-Disclosures & Corser.
Farm for sale-S. S. Nutting.
Western Tickets-L. Mills.
Farm < stock sale-J. S. Somers.
Millinery Goods-E. J. Gibson.
Dry Goods & Milinery-N. NJ. Johnson.
List of Leiters-E. Hall.
Lib-ration--C. Guy.
Settlement of Nathan Palmer's estate.
License to sell estate of J. W. Ramsay.
Commissioners Notice-Cavin Clark'S est
Settlemen; Of Dan'l Emery's estate.
Settlement Of Ruth GiltiIlan's estate.
Merino Bucks j. X. EMERSON.
Found-D. ID. Webster.
Estray-Loren Aver.
Fall style hats-I. b. Gorham.
Auction-R. Emerson, Admir-.
Millinery Goods-E. L. Morse.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Roy.
Boston Cards-S. VI. Pettensill & Co.
Com'rs Notice-DlneI Heatt's Estate.
Furniture Wareroom-T. l.. Hall.
Calcium Light-Cook 4 Co.
Stammerins-Jesse Bishop.
Estray-J. c. Wirship.
Fred. F. Streeter, formerly Of Bellows
Fall, and more recently o. the sharpshool-
ers, has been arrested fer the murder Of
family in Medina county, Ohio.
Mary Clark has recovered 1925 of Mark
Li'ermore, in Wirdham County Court, for
breach of marriage contract.
Bold RoBBERY.-The dwelling OF Si.as
Braey of Brooktisli was bloken into last
night at eleven clock IL lhra~ burglars, two
Of when held Mr. and Mrs. i}ralp,, Wide
the third took tru:k from. uHder Their bed
containing thirty four hundred dollars. The
whole thing was done IN the darkness, under
cover of which the mcn escaped without De-
ing recosnized.-I Io1ton's Dajjy.
SToLEN.-On tie lG:h, i stranger, who
registered his nane as Cev. Dox:ater, took
bury, valuable horse and carriage for the
purpose, as he said, Of goinS to Rutland
County and return the next day. He has
not been heard OF since.
a three year old child fell asleep on The
by train, losing only one toe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02

Woodstock, Aug. 3, 1865. }
GENERAL ORDER No. =.
!. Two regiments of veteran volunteer infantry
are authorized to be raised in This state.
> All able bodied men. between the ages of Is
and -. who have heretofore been enlisted. and
have served for rot less than nine months who
produce an honorable discharge from the service
Of the usual form, and can pass the examination
required by the mastering regulations of the
United States, may be enlisted under this order
as veterans
3. Every volunteer mustered into service as
a veteran. under this order. will De entitled to
receive from the United States one months pa,
in Advance. ard : bounty and premium Of four
hundred and two dollars, to he paid as follows:
Cpon being mustered into service. one
months pay in advance, $500
First inS.allment of bounty, 25.W
Premium, 10
Total payment on muster, $40 0u
Two months after muster IL, 5000
Six 500
Al the end of first years service. 5000
Is months. 5000
Alter two wear service, $500
- 5000
At expiration of 3 wears service, there
mainder of tae bounty will be pail, 800
md each enlisted nan will be entitled the state
pa, + seven dollars pc month
Ii the government shall not require 'hese
troops for the full period If ,hree years, and the,
shall b. mustered hon--s - out of the serv ce
before The expiration of their tern of enlistment
they will receive, upo. being mustered out The
whole amount Of bount~ remaining unpaid. The
same as # the full term hct been served
The subscriber will be at room No |, Passumn-
sic House, 81 JohnsbGry, after Aug 20. lSrg to
recruit company from companies and h of
the 18th regiment.
Capt. XERXES c. STEVENS,
6Od Recruiting officer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
PHOTOGRAPH STOCK DEPOT.

DODGE y LEA1iY, ll3 Washington Street,
Importers manufacturers and dealers in Photograph and
Ambrotypc Goods Of every Gescrptior album card pic
Oval Frames Of every variety aud size, in Rosewood,
black giit and black walnut.
GLASS-ENt LtSli, German, Etrk-iIIre French plate,
and convex glass.
Frame, furniture and book store. supplied with oaa.
ll3 Washington :, Boston
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
GUNS! MUSKETS! RIFLES! AND PISTOLS

The subscriber, ""r, wholesale retail large and
"Xtcu>iy" stock If MILITARY ARMS Comprising Rreccl-
lodtln- Kites, ali The lotc makes Spencer repeating,
seven shots III twelve seconds the Henry repeater .
Bala IDS, hunting and target sizes SharpS and others.
Colts, Smith N"aa'o and all the prominent u;kr>
ing pistol Swords SlhrrS, belts Acc. Mu,kc>
rlled or shoot" bore, III amy quantities. Also, every Va
riey Double AMI S3lc Barrel Fo"liu, Pieces and ali
articles pertaining L. Them.
MiLIIAM KEAE & SNN. Is EanGnLl lAl. s.. E..toM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
ibeSertcrS.

As We intimated last week. the Provost
Marshal has published a list Of the men
drafted in this district who have not reported
themselves. A reward of so is offered for
their apprehension and delivery at headquar-
tiers, and all necessary expenses paid. The
GLOWING names appear of those from this
vicinity;
Chas. Cushman, St. Johnsbury.
Dexter Cole, ST. Johnsbury.
irahlin LockIin, Lyndon.
James W. Towne, Lyndon.
William A. Chase, Lyndon.
I.eander Smelling, Sheffield.
Jacob F. Gay, Sheffield.
Dan VI. Thayer, Kirby.
Wm. Webber, Kirby.
Aanson Kittredge, Walden.
Dan. Hunt. Walden.
Hiram H. Young, WheelocA.
Samuel Weeks, Jr, Wheelock.
Christopher Way, Sutton.
Edward Barry, Sutton.
Samuel Gotleib, Sutton.
VIM. Lane, Ryegate.
George y. Randall, Ryegate
William W. Brock, Barnet,
Curtis Kidder, Barnet
Geo. W. Woods, Barnet.
Newton II. Marshal, Groton.
Martin ID. Chandler, Hardwick.
Allen Kent, Waterford.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
Farmers Fair.

III answer to many inquiries | would say
there will be no Fair at Lyndon the present
Year. SECl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From s. VI. PETTENGILL j. Go.
INDIAN MEDIC Al INSiIIi TIE.
Office 80 BroOmiield ST., Boston

N.GREENE, NJ. d Experimenting Phy,i,isn.
This institution established Tor The care OF diseases
by the Of innocent vegetable remedies, entirely dis
CIrluI- poisonous drugs.
Iuvali,. therefore, who Ni>h to employ sensible
sensible Way Tor the recovery 81 LcIln viii Md
advantages III this Institution r louis. c>N here.
Many diseases, such Set ,fui, iiuuJr> the Blood
Diseases 81 The Throat and LUIS u, Sprpsa Liver Com
piIut, Heart Complaint Rheumatism. Female Com
plants treated 10y dCiue which he
part at the country With fuil directions.
Person, hayin- Cancers those afflicted with ,rapli-
Gated DISEASES Should c,!le.y avail themselves 81
Dr. Grccr"'> personal IttCitIUu.
Consultation the oice, hy mall oi char-r.
Dr.. Greene viii be 1T the Office from \. 80 !. p.
The office viii h" OPEN amt competent pcrsUn> IN al
tendance, from . A. NJ to p. Vi,
NuIEPer>OI> Wishing to investigate this method Of,
praCiC ice, its superior s. will tie !ri,lct with
pamphlet descriptive % treatment free, by addressing
R.H REfN +, NJ H., 81 BrooIulird St, Boston Mass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
NEW BOOK or CHURCH MUSIC.

HE HARP OF JUAN.
Sacred and secular music for ChOr, schools musical con-
ventons, societies. and the circle. by l.. Y. En-
erson, author OF the " Golden Wreath" etc
Choirs Societies Teachers and all persons interested in
work of this kind, order this book with perfect
liability Of its being all that it is represented to bea
real i've music book repete with ax>ose features that
tend to render such book pesin Fand popular. Price
50 per dozen Single copies ST. specimen pages sent free
OLIVER DlTS0N l. CO, Publish RS, Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
ISLAND PoND, Sept. %, 1868.

AT meeting of the corporators of the
" Island Pond Copper Mining Company"
held in this place to-day the act Of incorpor-
alton granted by the General Assembly, was
accepted and board Of Directors elected
consisting of n. 0. Cram, H. l. Robins on,
J. W. Davis, K. Bradley and ]. Grant. The
annua. meetings will be held on the I'd Tues
day of October at which time this year the
President, Treasurer and Clerk will be ap-
pointed by the directors. D.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-10-02
/ FINE FARM FOR SALE.

Situated one mile from East Burke, on the
main road leading to Willoughby Lake Said
farm contains 50 acres of good land portion of
which i excellent meadow On said farm is a
comfortable dwelling house. two good barns with
water convenient. 800 sugar trees. with a new
and convenient sugar house. and 2 years stock
of dry wood on hand. For further particulars
enquire o: the subscriber on the premises.
6.tf AW. kIBBY,
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RETti RNED VOLUNTEERS

STAFF OF VERMONT,
Adutant and Inspector Generals Office,
Woodstock, Aug. 3, 1866.
tENERAI. ORDER No =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-28

THE LADIES or THE ROSE HILL SOLDIERS RE.
h,f Association VIII hid Pair for tn b@nent 81 sies
and Wounded Soldiers Al bod ORTIZ Hal. broadway,
Eleventh Monday, April ~,
continue throughout n. The lstiss slot dona
articles money which b@ ant tho
Ward School No H. EAs T~sn,J seventh street Third
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is 1868


pOsT OFFICE N0r1CE.-THE NAILS tOb TIE
INT d Kingdom and Continent Wis s,u~enstown and
Lsverieo Ter steamer CRY or WASHINGTON. Win eio.~
NJ this hoe saturday the 18th dAv February 81 Os
Gloss A. NJ and Mt the town stations ~ ioie~s. VIZ
staIions and at @ 10 n stations q and At 70 A.
M station at 3: % A. ". stations and q ., y A. NJ
ABRAA WAkEMAN Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-28

TTNIvKRsALIsM As LIrE-REv. z. Q BROOKS
" will give the this sub sct postponed last
Sunday Of the storm ~ the Twentieth
church, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, morrow
afternoon 1t O'Clock. Inqursrs invited. Morning
ION
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ExQuIsIrE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DgoASEEos.
II the gaye-t literary fess, that r.gssd human
tAss,r 9TH " beautiful engravinr, ~ ~.
TIfE KISSES OF sECukDusASD BUssgrOss, With
Epiihsauiuul full and tns st~~l piate. ~ o~nts
OyIDs ART Ov LOVE snd AMoKOUs WORKS. EN-
TIRE ~lssanty illustrated. Mesnts.
DRYDEs \ fAI.Bs AND FABLES. WITH very hns plata
A charming iitt.s poesst rgr.p.algn ~ e~n. ,-,..,
boob ~ritsn, fay wansaisd Two hsndsons vpunss
ro<ty rse~ps of a.. pro~ sna 10 per coat for Tss
BLAsCHakD, rabiish.r. No ~ AsB street
GRAND Gas L9Hr cosBISaTfos ov AsRRIcA.-
VI rhe niiIlon ngngpgy ant names ~ the direoss
vshs of shsrTs map ~ hs '1f graz EA ~. feis q t-~
Yors sass vii sppesr IN 80 Ansfisa ss Lrst Journal
~ ssssan street ~ Ls-ry se~ rsrs 70
stAifs
~ roo wayr TO KNOW HOW pRrgnrs &C ny
N. antprn chafes rssd ksfbsi Common Rens~
A curious for surqus psopls, And . rod fr
gu~ caeen,. t.hi.s irs- ~ ths pfnepsi se-s-
payer dspols WAkNEHs. s. ysssy -tfs~f Of IN.
salhos. Df. D yoory LID Brus -AT.N
"psYcBoSkSCY. HOW gIrHgR sEx NAY PAS.
i cn.ts and rain The love. coincidence. srscsious sa1
good vii ~ pef.oa hey easo~> insntJ Tts mpia
nsnsi scg lrsfsn all ppss<ss s.crax srsss saef.s
in lars. A. ffss ~ for - cents
Win sads % the UnusrrrA II Bith s~rs.sn sss.srsl
rsry - r-at Interest rhifd sdinsn Over 10 D
eop'.. s'ssdr soN Asafs.. william 4 Co patti .esrs,
~, . WN pNNsn~frhiM
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yAsEEE MOTIONS -.


tmans - osntsnsw l1 - '"ra ~Y08ns Dar1ir's rsw
CHIP Bhe4~a-T0Hf prasg0s IL "a
ship Year N rep1nus Hlshi, Bansrr ~ r.in ~ gve
bostan.s bAsfn@l. 49, and nastaa.=rRs tsses 81
sailst sn-h ET8ihr o. .rs
PIE. ens dollsr yrAri slsg1r lssers sssls
f4bls "a ~ T. VI SrkD%g, ~ sss.aa sftsi. Nsw roft
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srsRfsgs PRIVATE DAscrxG acADEsr,
~ ~ Fyafth sFsnSs, n~ss I~eny tire q 1890
Ia 81 Wee shd bsst~rs 81 foss fss y~ats
sight 0sla<t. FrfFass stsfy s.y ssis
nsaoa - sssnlns
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THE ANNUAL ELECTION ov DIRECTORS oy Tim
i Nov Yors and virginia Steamship COMPANY ~iii 10
held once Of the COMPANY lis Bruad~ay Tuss
March is13 between The hours of "a s'elek and
ee n the afternoon. q. HEfrEEES. SECRETARY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NY YOUNG hEN DhHR0ua OF r09MIM0 SO.
noe for further parsesArs stating Ass asd residencs
A MEETING or rHE sUBsCRIBERs AND FRIENDS
"a Of a.. late John sl9.sy III Be- held :. The Hone Hoa:s
',j;s..s yi sss. = o pooLx Chairman,
CHAinss!EHs OF ss.cIAt nEsIIse
q on: 70 s cse.Ss u, Of ne
e nov before Congress 70 prevent and punish frauds upon
TxTERsArIoInAAL AZ EXHIBITION AZ
.ls esssss q Shipment. oi s.eanss
a.. ssts sr:sass
son g !ss E,slsi,:s .nd :.s9.a.y Is :.l:
oUxrMEs sEHaHsD. I.msurr:
G: .' .:s: p: .s :.
SHssSf S$: Tx yss,gg MR.,
~ ::s I r ~ and *
which me lot. v. I'M : r Ts,ainsa iese - -.
HIs4s okSsSsAS' x..s...er.
4 SSSSsssSSEssT S sSs., ss's.%.
NorrcE.-Ax ELEcrIo. or DIRECTIONS oy TIN
rna , fS. @oTptny M ?. s.a
q: s,,s ''. ' Gc ~ f.: !: ;"d
NorcE.-AT MEETING or THE NEW YORK BAa
IN Sewers and Holders Society into cons'd-ra
ton the prices ~ provisions clothing &r II resolved
that and after Aondav, March ~s claim advance u
ny emu per hour making SIX cents per 80 boshsla by
NoucE.-To TAILoRs-ALL THE HANDS EN-.
Az poycd by Brooks Brothers are requested 10 attend
meeting 70 be hed At Columbia Hall. nj GRAND street
Sat rday evening, February ~ at O'Clock Al the
OF the Central Committee
DEMovAL or EEMAIss IRON rHE VAULTS or
III the old Dutch Reformed church. Of Houston
and Greene will the 9th March
neIL under the special direction o. the City Inspector and
Thomas stimAn. owner Of the property, Any oommnneA
lions addressed TO them, 10 VIM. Trsyrra special
spector In charge OF the removal OF said remains at ~
Chatham street. win recsive fsspsctfui attention.
CTUYyEsANT INSURANCE COMPANY. Ia BOW
Directors Of this Company Will be ncid their
Thursday. March H. Polls open from I'm Jpn
A. r. N. RookE. seerstAry.
ITO Rs-SoTICE.-AB MANY or THE HANDS
working for leading arms IN this city have not Furnished
Standing repeated calls those working for tho foow
Arms and all Others not rcre.~ntsd 10 report
b. hid in coiamssn Hall Isl Grand ar -ros.ii,
1resd~ Ell Jsrmsn Collins, BALDWIN BrovnA Bo~.rs,
Cronev Lent Hunter. Watson. HAddern, Law ChIss
the Central Committee
Il hsf Association VIII hid Pair for tn benent 81 slcs
and Wounded Soldiers Al bod ORTIZ Hal. broadway,
posts Eleventh street 70 oommencs on Monday, Aptil ~
continue throughout the week The iafiss sct dona
articles money which y. tho PIT,
Ward School No H. East T~sniy seventh street near Third
avenue.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION or DIRECTORS Oy Tim
i Nov Yors and Virginia Steamship COMPANY will 10
March 1879. between The hours u u e'eok and
oek In the afternonn. q. HEirEkEN. s~crrtAry.
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