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APPOINTMENT OF SOLDIERS WIDows-The
following letter Is highly creditable t. Presi-
dent Lincoln:
"ExRCUTIvE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
"a, 1e63.-Hon. Postmaster General. Sir-Yester.
day little endorsements Of mine went to Won in
two cases Of postmasterships sought for widows
whose husbands have fallen in this war. These
reflect more attentively than had before done
as TO what is fairly due from us here in the
dispensing OF patronage toward the men who.
by lighting onr battles, bear the chief burden of
saving our country. My conclusion is that
other claims and qualifications being eq uai,
they have the better right and this is especially
applicable to the disabled soldier and the de.
ceased soldiers family. .a e#.tt.
i - s-ofr, 81 - Your obedient ser rant,
,,iltF JSigned] "a. LINCOLN"
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REEJTTINl

Within the past few days about twenty-five
hundred cavalrymen, representing nearly
every regiment in the Army of the Potomac
have arrived here for horses, many OF their
former horses having got tagged out during the
late movements.
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FORGING SOLDIERS DISCHARGES.
Yesterday, Col Baker committed James En-
right and Thomas Kahn to the Central Guard
house for forging soldiers discharge papers
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SThe statement published In q number of
journals that the Rebel general officers cap
tured at Ticksburg have been exchanged is in
correct, no such exchange having taken place.
The Rebels have no officers Of general rank nor
enough Of minor rank to fulfill terms Of the
cartel, ..I
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CONFISCATED

This morning the Marshal under the instruc-
tions Of District Attorney Darlington, seized,
in accordance with the provisions Of the con-
fscstion bill, the property Of BIS. Slocumb.
who is alleged to be in the South aiding the
rebellion. The property consists Of lot S In
square sic. ON street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, improved by a two story frame
dwelling. -
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pUBLIO sALE-on SATURDAY, August LIST. At

DUBLIC SALE.-On SATURDAY, August LIST. at
L o'clock, win sell two Lot. Of Ground. on the
south side of Bridge sire et adjoining the 90 perry
Of Geo. Rhodes. jr. One of said Lots fronts ON
Bridge street % feet running back 100 feet TO
feet alley: the other south Of and in the resr
of this, 261a feet front on said alley, eItendine
back to the canal. also over 100 feet in iepth.
Immediately after. lot of Furniture, Soda
building on the front lot. =
Terms: One half cash: balance in three and six
months with interest, secured by deed of trust: or
all cash. as the purchaser may desire
Conveyancing at cost of pur chaser.
Title guaranteed.
jy S0-2t~ John HOLDEN
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AFTER THE DRAFTED MEN

AFTER THE DRAFTED MEN.
Detachments OF the following have been sent
North to escort On the drafted men Twenty
six of 1O6th New York, twenty three Of 10th
and 145th Pennsylvania, and six each from
goth New York, i4th New Jersey, 12lth Penn
sylvania 18th Pennsylvania cavalry and 18th
PENNSYLVANIA cavalry.
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ASSISTANT ApJUTANr GnNeRaI

ASSISTANT ADJUTANr GENERAL.
LII. Coi. James A. Hardie has been appointed
assistant Aolntant General not Assistant
secretary OF war as announced by a contem.
porary-vice efen Candy assigned to the com.
mand Of the city and harbor OF New York.
Col Hardie is one of the most efficient Off.
cersin the service, and his appointment to this
responsible office gives general satisfaction.
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TINTED STATES $40 BONDS,
NOTICE TO WATER-TAKERs.
WATER REGIsTRAR's OFFICE,

WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE,
City Hail, July l, 1861
ALL WATER-rAKERs are hereby notified that
their " alter Rents for the year comm encing with
The following IL the law OF the Corporation "iu
relation to delinquept water takers" Viz:
rent for thirty days after the same odus and psys
BILE, the Water Registrar sh notify the Purveyor
Of such delinquency, and the said Purvsyor shall
cutting of the water at the main. and he sh Al not
allow 1t to be again used in said delin quent's
glstrar that the water rent has bean paid as Also
the expense of cutting OF and restoring the dow OF
wAter.o m
RANDOLPH COYLR.
~ mif Water Registrar.
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WAR PICfUR1s yRoN TN socrH. III
W =. 1stvan, Colonel OF Cavalry IN the OonfsA.
as.s Gos :icsrsa = . Mode Of Melton. D. yeh.
Llsht. B Hslss Mcaet; .eis - s1q..a & taa
LfsbiSt Natqrai avs 81 HusSa6lfy; ii ~
yarrsrh Critical History Of Free ThouSkt: e.
srN 3. hsfsosssas Of AsdisiAs And SURGE
as''snsasso urss Diosiea 80, y, -
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
ARTILLERY REVIEW

A grand review OF Artillery will take place
from TO O'Clock to-day, at Camp Barry, a
few squares North OF the Capitol. Eleven bat
'eries, most of them veterans in the service,
will wheel on to the ground and fire salutes.
The street cars will run within a few rods of
the review grounds
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CORRECTIONS OF MISTAKES IN DRAFTING.
The following official order has been issued:
WAp DEpATTMpNT
ProroSt Marshal Generals Office,
IL

1TUtOst lHtITsHut UEHeTUI O.Ufce,
Washington, ID. c., July IS, 1863. !
Circular No. 9.-Whenever any drafted men
shall show to the Board of Enrolment of the
district to which he may have been enrolled
that he was improperly enrolled, having been,
the Sd of March, 1863, he shall be disciar sed
by the board, and his place in the quota shall
not be filled from the fifty per cent. drawn in
addition to the quota to supply vacancies Gre
atRd by exemption arising under the second
section of the enrolment act.
JAS. b. Fry, Provost Marshal Gen'I
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pROnnTrn

Acting Third Assistant Engineer Stephen
Ccster, of this city, has besn detached from the
Yankee, promoted 70 a Second Assistant and
ordered TO the Dragon. e tsasTss E5h II. ID 4
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~ Watermelons have made their appear
ance in Baltimore. The american calls them
IS cholera bombshells.'
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GkoReKrowN REPRESENTED AMONG THE
REBELS AT GETrysBURa-Among the rebels
wounded in the fights near Gettysburg, were
VIM. Davis, SON Of the late Thos. I. Davis
Abe. Wilson, son of Chas. Wilson; -
Mat thews. SON Of the late Henry B. Matthews;
all Of Georgetown. Tom. waters, q SON of
John III. Waters. former proprietor OF the
Union Hotel, Georgetown, was taken prisoner
by the Union forces and was brought in
yesterday.
SUSPECTED AS SPIEs.-Sergeant Barker and
officer Anderson, OF the county police, yester-
day arrested Otto Morgansten and Ed ward In
graham, fresh from Dixie, and suspected To he
spies. They were sent 10 the Old Capltol by
the Provost Marshal. This precinct of the
police has been busy with the refugees from
Dixie lately, and the officers have been very
serviceable to the Government.
DIsMTssED-FranZ Buhler, whose arrest as
bogus captain we noticed day before yester-
day, for assaulring a soldier, has been released
IL being shown that he was the aggrieved party
instead of the offender, and was defending him
self from an attack by the soldier.
RoBBERy-Yesterday, about O'Clock %. m.
the house of Mr.. q. E. Evans, No. 81 Louisiana
avenue, was entered by q thief who stole a
gold watch, and a pocket book containing a
small amount of money.
A NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, a COMPANY
OF the 18th New York Heavy Artillery, num-
ber1ng rs men (attended by three women) un-
der command of Captain Pupe1reyer, passed
through the city.
HIDING SoLDIERs.-I.ast night the Second
District Patrol arrested Frank Hink teamster
Maggie Russell, Margaret Kinks and Ella
Davis for hiding soldiers, and they were taken
to the Central Guardhouse.
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SECOND EDITION,
A O'CLOCK P. M.
THE DRAFT.

Captain Sheetz, the Provost Marshal under
the Consumption bill, has arranged that the
draft shall take place in the courtroom at the
City Hall, commencing on Monday morning
at nine O'Clock, with the First Ward, and con-
tinuing from day to day until completed, and,
as near as possible, the Wards will be drawn
on each successive day. Mr.. Burns the we'll
known blind man, who keeps a stand in Center
Market has been engaged to draw the names.
The drawing will be public, and an in vltation
will be given to the interested to attend.
The following is the apportionment to each
subs division, which includes so per cent. as a
margin for exemptions
First sub district or ward, ,1,lso
SECOND ................ 4i
fOurtn ............ 500
Fifth 513
Sixth /" ..... 337
Seventh " 40
Eighth subdivision tall of Georgetown
east OF High street,. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Ninth subdivision (au of Georgetown
west of High street). DIG
Tenth subdivision, composed OF that por-
ton Of the District lying west of Rock
Creek. Observation-Disclosures. 1l6
Eleventh subdivision, lying between
Eastern Branch and Rock Creek ). 1855
Twelfth subdivision, lying east and south
of the Eastern Branch. 10
,D,s
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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED FROM PORT
ROYAL

New YORK, July 30.-The steamer Cosmop-
oiitan, from Port Royal on the 25th inst, has
arrived, with ls5 wounded from General Gill
more's Corps. Several died on the passage.
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PERsoNAL-Secretary Chase and daughter,
and Senator Sprague of Rhode Island, were at
the Fifth avenue Hotel, N. Y. yesterday.
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TIE DRAFT AND SuBsTITUTRs.-From the
following note Of Provost Marshal General
Fry, it will be seen that he has decided that
with the consent OF parents, minors may be
accepted As substitutes for those taken BY the
L &. q. Pyorosf AdYshal Generals Office,
-ao9 rs Warrington, d. o., July ~ 1853.
: r. Grant Bayn,celi, Esq, PAiladelphia, Pa
Substitutes between Is and 20 will be accepted
with consent Of parents. 3t'
WIS JAS. B. Far, Provost Marshal GenI
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~ When conscript offers a substitute
which IL accepted by the enrolling o6tcer, at
Hartford, OF, the said substitute Is Instantly
placed In the county jail. there 70 be kept till
wanted.
a0Ths draft In New Haven, Connecticut,
made soldiers OF the Mayer or the city, Con-
igrsssman Erglish. AID the whole BOARD Of en-.
rollmenk o.
nVGsperal Paez, OF Venezuela, has retired
from the head Of the Government, aad sur.
rendered his authority 70 the National As
sembiy. -.
r. A Maine paper says go Take care OF thu
dried apples. There win be no apples to dry
next fall. The crop viii be very near total
failure"
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TTERMs o. THE sgRRlMl COURT OF rH1

TKRMs o. Thu SvRRlMl COURT OF TN
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Notice is hereby given that, By . ruls Of the
Court. its terms have been Fixed ~ follows:
General Terms.
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of October. .e
Terms Of tie Circuit Court.
lin which alone jury 10 i'm panneled for <he trial
Of OWL cases. WV
First Tuesday Of February
Third Monday of May
First Tuesday Of November,
Terms of tie Criminal Court.
First Monday Of March.
Third Monday Of June.
First Monday Of December.
Terms efthe District Court,
First Monday ofJupe.
First Monday Of December.
Special Terms.
first Tuesday OF January.
First Tuesday of februArY, ~
FIRST Tuesday of March.
First Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday Of May. 1l
FIRST Tuesday Of June, E 4
First Tuesday Of July.
First Tussday Of September,
First Tuesday OF October.
FIRST Tuesday Of November.
First Tuesday OF December. 'E@|
BY order OF the Court.
tvs b. J. NvIas.
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BuRoLARY.-Last night the store, corner
Of Thirteen.and. a.hAlf street aAd Ohio Avenue,
was broken into and robbed Of goods to the
amount OF thirty or forty dollars; consisting OF
sewing silk. cigars candles, kcs the property
Of Mr. HQoeh. ~ &gs ~
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THE REBELS REFUSED AND DRIVEN AWAY

ATTACK UPON OUR FORCES AT PARIS By
PEGRAM
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~ATTlN TON, JOURNEYMRN PLAs.
I TERERs-You viii attend monthly meet
Ing On THURSDAY, August 9th, at Temperance
" IS. ST. THE STANDING COMMITTEE.
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A Bro Cnowp.-Yesterday and last night,
the patrols arrested two hundred aad three
scldiers for yarious ofenses, aad they were con.
ned In the Central Guardhouss. The majori.
q Of them belong TO dstaehmsnts Of cavalry
regiments, who have been sent down from the
army Of the Potomac for horses.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACr.-Last night, James
Cleary and Frank Warren went into the lum.
Der yard opposite the Second Ward station.
house, and rot into q fight with soldier
named Patrick Jones. Omcers Mattingiy ana
HAYES saw the scnffie and Arrested all. Jones
WAS sent TO the central guard house; but as
the ofIicers suspected that Cleary and Warren
Srern irving to rob Jones, the two prisoners
were sent to the Superintendent to await his
decision relative to the case.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

THE REBEL INVASION OF KEN.
TUCKY.
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A eSISTANT QUARTERMASTERY OFPIOE.
"A WASHINGTON ARSENAL, july a. 1854
PROPOeAES FOR FUEL
SIAL1p PROPOSALS, to be endorsed 4" Proposals
Tor Fuel win be received at this Off O. until 10
OF tie 18th Of August, for the delivery at this
WHITE Ash ANTHRACITE COAL, and Isl cords
best seasoned OAK WOOD. w. SA~'
Bidders vail state price per ton or cord
The contract will be awarded to the lowest "a
s1oDebls bidder Who viii give Glory security
in q bond for $3.50 for the due psriormance OF the
contract. GEORGE ELY.
Captain aud Assistant Quart ,rmastsr.
Jy9 (IEtel & Rppub)
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w GENILEMENs or 0THINg,-.
pksss SHffs, - iGSSfsihiiSSs a6Cbs p s.
lnoe&noaB, otyle, ard eleGAnee, ~ made - or3Hr
VAIL. SfkRHlNS 9 co., -
$50 IsaAsylvenia Avsnna. bstvesa
ie-M Ninth and 1enth skests
THH CHnAPlsT CLOrHTNG H0US1 N TEi
y CITY. oMITH 9. $50 seventh street. iva
TvALL AZ SNrFHV. ESQ Ssyenta street & At
" your Summer CLOTHING. jyN
SnIfHn, Ae0 ssvsetA sssest ,shs bsst y,sss IN
- tsWn . bay yoar oL0rHfN q. ira
uI1pQVKRfHRS TOR OLOfHIN9. 8 =
II trM eEA S3kIHD. $50 eeveotA 6.
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QODGlRs BUG9Y FOB SALE.
a. arst rats NO-T0P BUGGY, made Sy ". D.
6odgers, phila., for sals eheap.
:. Also, : two seat. lisht oIsn cARsIAGl. suitable
R0Br. Il. GRAHAMs,
1y9-ts. 37A D street.
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7 BRUCE 4 co.. OL0TH!lRs,
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A FURNISHED BED ROOM AND PARLoR
q for rent INQUIRE DR. EDW. H, oALyEKT,
for sale. having large Store intended to be cor
yerted into two stores, &c. Also, 10 acres of Land
at Good HOPE, " 2q-6tr :
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a LAR0E tAsBOxTMlNT or NA8TIn q
"A .SCHAIz b Aaye iast heSa received
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lSOR SALE-Before the lat August a W ell locat-
Il ed STAND, suitable to sell fruits, pies, ice
cream soda water, &c. Inquire at No. 400 n st.
bet. 9Th and nth sts. jy 20 2ts
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FOR SALE-Lot 2, in square 50, near the Obssr-
L Vatory. 1t fronts on north street, near 2h
street west 9S fset inches, with 8 depth of SO
feet inches Title perfect. Terms easy. Apply
to A. GREEN, Auctioneer, corner7th and D ats.
jy 9ts =
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A sPLANDID BUsINEss FOR SALE-ONI
"A OF the finest Livery Stables in town, and in
stock Hor.es, Carriages, Buggiss and svsrytiinx
appertaining to the business. For particuiars in.
EURNIsHHD R0oMs TO RlNT-yor rent. :,
streets, ne.tly farniahsd and very comfortsbis
R66pR R0Ons. and SITTING ROCKS. and PAB-
LOHS. The neigh borho0d ID one Of most desirabla
IN the city xyery attention paid TO those Occupy.
ing them. No children In the kouso INV AZ
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E>OR BALE-A good BAKERY, on the Island
Apply, No 100 AZ street, between and ats
lslaEa. Dy25 At" MRS. A. HEBERMEL.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS
~ for rent, on first floor at No. Franklin Place
street, between 18th and l4th, } opposite Frank
lin equare; the most desirable situation in the
city. First class board can be obtained next door
Reference required. VEIN
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FOR SALH, ,
SNE GnNERAT0R and six ten gallon SODA
MAT5K f0pNTe. Appi, at No. "A Holiday st.,
0aI.lHore. Md. " st
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A LADY HAVING NO USE FOR A SADDLE
"A will sell 1T, together with Dress and Bride.
For terms apply to 14S, corner 2M and streets,
Jy S0H MRS, FDRG USON
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RoPosA oAsEs.

RANDOLPH COYLK,
~ mif Water Registry
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BUGGY AND HORSE FOR sALR-Toeethsr
- or separate, or Buggy Tor exeaange. ~
Buggy has full tor and roomy seat Little IN
$780, DANIEL BR1ED
jy N-3tS $50 st. north near 18th west
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EOR SALE.-The lease and good will of large
STORE on Penn avenue In q good 10 :stisn,
which it is now used for. Rent very low. For
further particulars address c. Nj. T., Star Office.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26

7fF YOU WANT a good fitting and well made
Ill Suit put up in the Latest style, go TO
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Beware of Counterfeits

AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose t'OFTHEIR OWN and 10th
err articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
g F." Extract Buchu.
- g Sarsaparilla.
g Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBoLD STAKE NO OTHER,
Cut out the Advertisements and send for it, ant
AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
March 9th 1s63-IY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26

ReaPing and Moving Machines.
THE best in the market, for sale by
L apr d 63-3m G. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26
Just Received,

4 MOTHER lot of Solid Bored Tubeing for Chain
- Pumps and for conducting water y to inch bore
sent 9,'5a-#tf. G. O. CHAMRERT. AIN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26

FwTRUNKs. vALEsEs and CARPET BAGS,
4 ANY amount, at A STRAUSS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26
Proposals for Elre wood.

cNEALED proposals Will be received the Auditor S
y odee until the Goth Of june the delivery of
cords of foot Wood to be delivered and corded in the
rear the Public OaiCcs and the Jail said wood
made from the bodies OF Green Trees and to be IN
ken from all of the following kinds of TIMBER
Beach, Sugar and Hickory, The to be by the
solid cord of 12S feet and hi to be delivered by the Ist
day of October, 1868.
r, ". REYNOLDS, Auditor,
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FLOWS, FLOWS s
Imperial French Ge9In.

lust received, cases Of the above in oil. It vii
ID stand better than any Green Paint in use
comes cheaper than Paris Green
June Is 1862 C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26

TTTINTER Cloaks, Shawls, Hoods, Nubias Sontag
Wv Worsted Shetland and Wool Yarns Cor sets, ii
siery and Combs, Kid, Cloth, silk, Lisle and Blu
Gloves, Wool Scarfs, Mufers, Mems White and Or
Wrappers and drawers, Ladies' Wrappers; low neck a
short sleeves, high neck and long sleeves Mar
very low 5. P. & J. J. SHUR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26
AGES,

~ Boxes Layer Raisins So half L quarter boxes do
GO 20 boxes Valencia Raisins 100 bu. Dried Apples
Peeled and unpeeIed Peaches, Cranberries, &c
In store and for sale by
-6h.REe,lS Is Z HILLS NE(N
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26

These Bitters are put UP In quart
bottles, of l0hioh the oboDe is a fao-sIn'-
lie. The label is finely engraved, and
is proU1ded lUith a safeguard from
coltrterfeiters. price 81 per bottle, OF
sir for IS.
G. w. RoBao7o, Propr5et0r, No. 9
East Fourth St., Cincinnati, to whom
oil orders should be addressed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26
MANUFACTURERS And DEALERS
ScuIpturing and Carvino

ri Monuments, Tombs, Grave stones Urns, Vases Afu
nal Tablets, Cabinet and Counter slabs, &c.. &.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26
Lay & Straw Cutters.

YUST received, good assortment Of the above
q among winch may be found the Hide Roller Straw
Gutter the Sanford or 40 Knile Straw Cutter and at
Clipper Straw and Cern-stak Cutter-all of which is
offered at manufacturer 'sprices
Sept. s.'59-*tf c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26

NUILLED, Taneta checked, Plain and Edged Rib.
N bons, Black and Fancy Silk Velvet Ribbon Alapac
a and worsted braid, all coOrs, will be sold low
S.P. & J.J. .SHUR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26

TETE selling the eyy best Coal and Carbon Oils in
wv speeted and good in every respect, for
40 cts per gallon Cash.
March g. 1868 STARR & BRO
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Read This.

TTAVING sold my Stock of Clothing, would say to
H those indebted to me that a0ish them 10 cGH ana
settle Immediately. ,, ,,,r>yr a
Dec. 6, 1861. ALEA- DONl4AH'
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- y :" :
May IS, 1s63.-4mt
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Dress trimmings.

RTANE made large addition to their stock bought
t1 for cash and offer them at the lowest prices Cali
and see Great inducements offered.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26
Pork. Lard. Bacon.

XETE WERE VERY FORTUNA re in buyipe A splendid
w Lot ct OF Corn Fed Hogs, during the last packing
Suffolk breed So that we have PLENTY Of thick bevn
Pork, by the Id. or bbl Also large lot of Beautifu
Whte Lard. Also a Few sugar cured Hams aud shoul
ders. S. NJ IITTFTl 4 SON
Juiy12 1851 - 49,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26

TUsT received, best brand Wheeling Nails, whichwi
ID be old low for Cash.
Dec 6,6I G, c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26
H. NJ. CARPER. J. D. VAN DEMAN
CARPER GG-vAN DEMAET,
AHoTnyS al Lar,

TTTILI practice in Delaware and adjoining counties
wv and in the United States Courts at Cleveland and
Cincinnati. Paticular attention pad procuring
Bounty Money, Back Pay and Pensions Ofliec y. W.
corner Sanduskey and Winter streets, J. Hyatts
Store.
Delaware Dee. 1s62,-u
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-06-26
Saws! Saws!

j Muiey Mill Saws sash Mill Saws, Cross Cut WOOD
Saws for power Circular for power Gross CutavFs
Hand PanpeI and RippngSa Cross Cut Framing Saws,
Back Saws Wood Saws, Felloe, Webb and Keynote
Saws For sale at the Upper Hardware store oy -,
Dec 2, ,'59-&tf G. C. CHAMBERLAIN