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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

Messrs. LIvEEMOEE, CLEws \ Co., Bankers and
L. $. 800 Loan Agents, have removed TO their new
and spacious office, No. - Wall Street, lately occu-
pied by john j. Cisco, E.q the L. ;. Sub-lreas-
ury. The office In. undergone many Improvements,
and is the finest in Wall Street. The immense safe
still remains, and is one of the features Of the build
ing. This change was rendered imperativey neces-
sary by the large and increasing business OF this pop
ular firm Nec loik Tri1dRe
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

For unpleasant aud dangerous diseases, use HEMBOLDS
EXTRACT NJ CHU which has received the endorsement Of
the most Prominent Physicians In the L, s.
offered to afflicted humanity certain for
the following diseases aud symptoms originating dseas
and abuse ~ the Urinary ar sexual Organs,
General Debility, Mental and Physical Depression, lmhe
oy, Determination Of blood "a tho Head, Confused Ideas
yseri ucuer lrrahly, Rest csness and slcelessuess
at Night, Absence OF Muscular Lheenoy Loss OF Appetite
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
a New In,en.ion. M,.sr.. G. II. WHEELER 4 Co.

A New Invention. Mcssrs. e. H. WHEELER & Co,
Essex Street, Boston, have made very important
improvements in the Sereoscope. Producing instrument
which is not only neat aud compact but the principal feature
the arrangement of the focus by which is adapted dit
leren eyes being ssary for this purpose vary the
relative position at Ina picture frtm five nine inches
Many have failed to appreciate the Stereoscope for want Of
this Nry Ature-hut we think no fail to admire
the "Beevue steroscopeN for so It Is Called beaGtifu view
pictures viewed in appear living, II is nicely got up
In Black Walnut with sly rpatrl luutngs-and costs bu
-. Sent by mail loT $40 Also, fine assortment OF
Pictures, at 20 cents each. Liberal terms to The trade
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

Emaciaon Low Spirits Reorganization Paralysis Of tho
Organs Of Decoration, pAlpitation Of the Heart,
And in fact, all the coucOmtants Of Nervous and Debit
lated state u the system.
To ensure tie genuine, cut ms ont
ASK FOR IlELMBOLD's. TAKE NO OTHER. CURES
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

CAN'T TAKE YOUR OAru, SIn.--A few
days since, in township Of Canada East north
OF US, Il lawsuit WAS in progress in which a per-
son was brought forward as a witness. An in
quiry as to his residence &c, drew out the fact
that he had gone from the States into Canada,
to G cape beng drafted into the service Of his
country. cant luke yoW oath s6,' said the
magistrate; and The fellow was left to sneak
of under Aelisinn.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

The head Of the statue Of freedom was sue
ces>lny hoisied to It's position on the dome Of
the Capitol at Washington. on the 81 inst,
amid the cheers cs the spectators below and Il
salute of cannon. The figure is made of bronze
is 10 feet high and weighs 1000 pounds, and
was de-igucd by Crawford and 10y Clark Mills.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE.

C. H. COOK will sell at Public Auction, ON ihursdSSS,
acres 10 tons Of Hay, Straw aud Corn f"mer 90 bushels
Of Corn on the liars 40 bush OATS Farming " os' soou
Ok Carts 1 Buggy Wagon, nearly news Express wagon;
Harnesses nearly new, good Horsei yoke OF extra
sar l strers weigh 2sOO Cows, mich In sprlngi
Yenrnr; Calves sheep. -. w..
sale will be held at my rtsiderc e one hl"e ""i" "'''
ratueboro to commence at IL O'Clock,
cHAs. CHAPLIN, Autioueer,
Drattlobogo, Dec. 10, 1865. lSll o. H. NooA'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

4 NEGLECTED CUrcH, CoLD, Az IRRf-
rATgD on SORE THROAT. II allowed to
results In serious Pulmonary
Bronchial aud As,hmatic Diseases, oft
n-tmcs incurable. BRowN's Book
rHiAL TRocuEs reach direoTy the af-
ected parts, aud give almost immediate
relief. For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, Ca
rARni, aud CuNsuNrTfyE COrGHs, the
rrochcs are useiul. Public SPEAKERS
,nl SINGERS should have the TrJches to
lear aud strengthen the Voice Mill
FAIRY OfFIctns and SOLDIERS who over.
AZ the voice aud are exposed to sudden
-hNnlcs. .lnm 4 m.n tnnm nlIuin nnly
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
MARRIAGES..

In this Village, Dee. Sd, hy Rev. N. Carpenter Mr.
JAMES A. PACKARD md Miss HATTIE ;. WILLARD.
both Of Wincheudon Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

DRAWING ANp PAINrING-rroG Chds is now in
BUttleboro aud will instruct pupils in Prospective
Drawing and Oil Painting. For further information
pease call ut the Water Cure where specimens may
be
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
rAvnrrnvILLn HOTEL.

lAS The subscriber takes this method to inform Ills
6euds and former customers and the public gener-
lcMIA rally that he hes again taken the Hotel IN ray
Ti,ryiu kent hy him. aud that he intends by pro-
@ I honLG,l fr mast Gyors he will he most happy to
entertain his old friends and patrons, ana OILERS VINO may
give him call 90. " "NNH'
p,V,ttf willie bee. 10, lNh3,-aWal'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
J. c. LIVINGSTON, Adjt. 9Th V



In relation to the circumstances attending the
death of Maj. Jarvis, a correspondent Of the
Burlington Times writes as follows:
Major Jarvis with some cavalry went out on
n scout, on the lst inst, on the White Oak
road towards Swunsboro. When about twelve
or eighteen miles cut, they came in sight of
three Grey Backs who Immediately ran from
them, but being on foot, could not make their
escape, and so sccrced themselves behind some
trees, until the Major, squad arrived, when
they Immediately fred on them wounding
Major Jarvis The ball struck hi, finger break
Ing ring which be wore and glanced off and
entered bis abdomen. While ] am writing
they are after him. he being so badly wounded
that he was not able TO ride to camp. lie rode
about mile and finally said he could 20 no
farther, wing TO one Of the cavairymen, to
come to camp and tell the Colonel he was
wounded.-AIajor Jarvis is ioced By all the
Regiment, and they feel sad, to think he should
have been so unlucky. Colonel Ripley I'M
medialely on hearing of the affair, started with
two compan es OF cavalry to the place where it
occurred. The man that wounded Major
Jarvis yNs captured at the time, while the
Others escaped
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

OLD ENGLAND.-Speak of Old England as
we will,--revilc her as we may,-there seems
TO be- away down deep in our natures, a love
and preference for the products Of her indus
try, We also seem to have imbibed the
tastes and habits of her people, and to-day
there is nothing that smacks of good cheer
mere than the Roast Beet and good Ale of Old
England. Our readers will find a new adver-
tsement in our paper to-dry, setting forth the
fact that Mr.. &. A. Richards, Of Boston, an old
and highly respectable wine merchant, has re-
ceived an agency for pure wines aud spirits
from the London docks. 1t seems to us they
must be good, but we refer our readers both to
the advertisement and the man.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR's.-Goods suit
able for the approaching holidays at Trips.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

FmgNp IN NEgp, TRYIr. DR.. SwEErs INrAI lRIt LIN
MENr il prepared from tn recipe Dr.. stephen sweet Z"
Connecticut the great bone SETTER and has been used ~ ms
practice for the last twenty years with the most astonishing
success As ar external remedy Il IL without rNa an"
VIII alleviate pain more speedily than any preparation
Fura Rheumatic and Nervous nisuursh is truly luahh,
aud curative for sores Wounds Sprans, Bruises, &c
its soothing healing and powerful strengthening properties
excite the wonder ASTONISHING IT MI who have ever
given trial over four hundred certificates olemarkable
cures performed by within the last two years attest this
acft. S.e advertisements
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

ner on Foreign Relations, Mr.. Fessenden on
Finance Mr.. Chandler on Commerce, Mr.. Will
son on Military Affairs, Mr. Hale on Naval AZ
fairs, Mr.. lrumbull on Judiciary Mr.. Collamer
on Post Office. Mr.. Wilson introduced Joint
Resolutions tending thanks TO Gems. Hooker,
Meade aud Banks, which were referred.
In the House, the Speaker announced the
Standing Committees. Mr.. Dawes of Mass,
is Chairman Of Committee on Elections, Ste
vens CT Pa, on Ways and Means, Washburne
of ILL.,, on Commerce, Wilson of Iowa, on Ju-
dietary, Schrnck of Ohio, on Military Affairs,
Rice of Mass, on Naval Affairs, II. Winter
Davis ct Md, on Foreign Affairs. The mem
bers from this State are disposed of as follows
Baxter on Com. on Elections, Morrill, on Ways
and Means, and Woodbridge on the Judiciary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

English Kennedy. Everybody knows the Of them Fifty
in bottle, securely saall, AMI be sent, postpaid,
81 and tlreecent stamps.
The Propri,tns hold hundreds OF testimonials to the v-
tues Of SIR JAMES CLARHEs FEMALE Pills, but their peculiar
nature prevents publications. certain e is they are the only
and safe remedy In for all those panu, and dam
diseases peculiar to the female constitution. In all
of Nervous ard Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Limbs, leNinuss Ia iguc slight eNcrnr, ulrtation Of
Whites and all painful diseases ocasnncd hy disoIdercd
system. these Pills will effect cure when M other
have failed. THY ShyER FAIL MODERATE iNCtssES AND
To REMOVE oBsTRrC1ipNs. nom whatever They
purely vegetable aud will milrc the delicate
sutiou. For particulars, send fora pamphlet the Agent
One dollar and six postage stamps authorized
Agent, Will insure bottle by return mail.
1TSole United States Agent, JOB MOSES y Cortlaudt
Street New-Nork.
Gsod by J. CLARK, and I. y. THORN Brat:leboro and
by all Druggists ly4I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
For Ccughs; Cold. and Consumption the

Z
Vegetable Pulmonary BnIsnm is the most high
y approved medicine disco cred n has sfO0d The
best Of all tests Time, having hal unprecedented sale
OF nearly unity years. 1t is recommended 10y hest phg
Sici1nS most eminent citizens the Press the Trade
IN fact by all who know IT, For certificates which can be
CIV n 10 almost any extent, wrappers each bottle.
The Proprisors will cheeruly refund the money
trely satisfactory. Price SOC and Sl the large bottles
much the cheapest BE careful 10 get the gehuiHe which
Il prepared ouly by REED, CUTLER d co, Wholesale
Drug sts, Boston. Sold IN ratt bnro By Dealers generally
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
THE VERMONT REGIMENTS.

The Vermont Brigade, composed OF the 2nd,
Sd, 4ih, 9th and 9Th Regiments remains in the
2nd division 9th Corps, Army Of the Potomac,
where it has already won many distinguished
honors. This Brigade is under command of
Col. Grant of the 9TH Regiment. An interest
ing letter from a staff officer of that Brigade,
giving an abstract of the late movement OF the
army across the Rapidan and back, may be
found in another column.
It'll REGIMENT.
The 7th Vermont, Col. VIM. c. lIobrook is
at Fort Pickens and Fort Barancas, near PEN
sacola. This Regiment in engaged in guard
ing the Fort and Qualifications in that vicinity.
STU REGIMENT.
The 9Th Regiment, Col. Stephen Thomas, is
in Louisiana in Gen. WeitzeI's Brigade.
9TH REGIMENT.
The 9th Regiment, COL Ripley, is at New
port Barracks, near Newbern n. c. 1t is too
much reduced in its number of men fit for duty
for efficient service in the field, therefore Wig
orous efforts are making for recruiting it to its
original standard Capt. j.. a. Kilbourne of
that regiment, who came North with the re-
mains of the late Maj. Jarvis, will remain in
the state for the present with orders to recruit
for his regiment. Surgeon b. w. Carpenter
has returned home on short furlough, and he
reports the regiment is an excellent state oil
health.
Tho oAicors IF inc 9th Rpoimpnt have alODt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-Two men convicted
of murder at the Chltenden County Court
more than year since, will be hung at the
State Prison at Windsor Thursday Dec. 18th,
between the hours of II A. NJ, and +. NJ.
unless previously repri9ved by the Governor
We believe there has been no case of capital
punishment in this State for more than thirty
wears.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
18TH REGIMENT.

The nth Regiment or, as it is designated,
the LIST Vermont Artillery, yet remains in camp
in the forts near Washington on the Maryland
side of the Potomac. There are in the reg
ment - batteries, each Of which will contain
as soon as all the recruits are in 100 men. The
field officers are James NJ. Warner, Colonel /;
r. c. Benton, It., Colonies George L. Cham
berlain, Senior Majors Charles Ilunsdon, Ju-
Nor Major.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
VERMONT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

The fourteenth annual meeting of this asso-
citation will be held at Montpelier on the 18th,
18th & 18th Of Jan. next. Addresses will be
delivered, on Tuesday evening and on Wednes-
day and Thursday there will be addresses and
discussions on various subject Teachers, Su-
perintendents, and friends of Education are
invited to attend and participate in the discus
sions of the meeting The hospilalities of
Montpelier, will be extended to the members
OF the association. Persons attending tho
meeting will be conveyed over the railroads OF
the State, for fare one way. Persons intend
ing TO be present are requested to send their
names early 10 Rev. Eli Ballou, Montpelier Vt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
X TAKE NOTICE.

. ,. nal, nv the name Of MAJOR ALuRICII under
a. - nj ,- .uh.crbcr about hy four years old, len my
Ina the Inst night Of October last aud has not since been
heard Of lie is short built m;u with sandy pA'h
XII lille curd lie had on when he lelt black wool
INIT hne Wourn irock blue cotton pants, ana COW hide
boots with seams in the tops. .,
Whoever will give inform ton where he may be- found shall
ne suitably rewarded 10y SAMUEL bbIlEhLEl'
Mrst Dnmtnerston Dec ~ lSHB-1w5l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

FILLING THE QUoTA.-Recruits to fill the
quota of this State are now coming in rapidly.
Over eight hundred have already arrived, and
every day adds largely to their number. They
are being clothed, mustered in, paid and for
warded to their respective regiments as fast as
possible. Two instalments-one of one hun
bred and another of one hundred and eighty
seNen-have been already sent, nearly all of
whom go into the 18th Vermont Regiment.
The recruits thus far seem to prefer the heavy
Artillery as they thereby expect to get rid of
long weorisome marches. We think there can
be but little doubt that the quota of Vermont
will lie filed by volunteers. Nearly all the
towns have done well, but the palm must be
awarded to St. Johnsbury. That town has al
ready raised her full number-7S men-to fill
both her quota under the last call and the de-
icency under the draft. Well done
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17
lsr CAVALRY.

The Cavalry Regiment is with the Army of
the Potomac. Col. T.. b. Sawyer is at home
recruiting Major Hall and Capt Schofed
were taken prisoners the 10Th October aud are
in the old Libby prison at Richmond The
regiment numbers about 57j men present for
duty.
The three companies of Sharpshooters from
this State are with the Army of the Potomac.
The LIST and 2nd Batteries are in Louisiana,
the LIST at Brashear City and the 2nd at Port
Hudson.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

Nof< IL any of our subscribers fail to
81 |l alSlx regularly, they are desired
osalp1 N lmhediately.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-12-17

The 7lh Vermont, Col VIM. c. llobrook, is
at Fort PiekenS and Fort Barancas, near PEN
sacola. This Regiment in engaged in guard
ing the Fort and Notifications in that vicinity
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
TUESDAY, July l4-p. n.


The Stock market was dull to-day, and NO Second
Board was held The efsos Of the riot WAS every.
where depressing upon business, and hers was
disposition to avoid any now negotiations Of import
ancs until peace aud quistness should once moro
prevail in the city. The brokers Offices were closed
at An early hour in many instances for the purpose
Of completing arrangements for the internal dsfenss
of the city. The buAinsss at the First Board w~
extremely light, and for several months We have no'
observed so complete an absence Of animation. The
entire business Of the morning did not exceed 60, 700
shares. There excessive anxiety TO ell, and
no pressure Of cash stock on the MARKET but simply
an indispostion 10 operate. There Wa general
decline Of sI per cont on nearly the whole list
Erie, Pacific Mail, Harlem and Pittsburgh, how
ever, sold 70 . fair extent Pacific Mail
advanced 70 200 q the board. and
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
.ISf3 THE 1863.

~ IsNsYIvAYIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
With its conn.c;ions forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST EOUTL
Pnos NvwYorE TO TIE PnIroIriL Wn.rrxs CirfH,
e,xsY ,rss. Iun daily from NewYorr to PhsdepbiA via
N.wJ.Issy ed G.~s.p Sns and "a A%Ssy lr' ru,s
EoIJTE LEAVE kEW-YOKK FROM THE
FOOp OF COURTLAhDT ST -
Of Philadelphia the morning passenger save Ns*
YORK time AZ oih.f foutet evening Pess"nses
.. 4 % M one hour later than other limos
Bv r,y sf Allentown evening Pssssngsr isVe 81 m
sts than the Northern Ln"s sso ~ DOW io %
sv. al IL. time northern nss IN Cnio9o sod All
n,. in ns North. W.. Crestins hesnapos Louisville.
& Louis Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati ana all main
points West. with e-er changes OF esr pAua,., 4.
Ptfsesrak $50 miles and New orb to Pittsburgh ~ miles
sunoslne and Saloon Cars on al train'
F.re tie other reuts.
Rsegnge ob.cted through. Trsnsfers FREQ.
seeaIs 4cI. spea ss g1 Hs Hss,IJRATi0Ns y g'iiiSsn
The Psnn.ylysuis C-ntr. Company runs ~ Ann'sn, I,
Acconrods ION Lne VII cb sHords comfrtshe mole of
Tssel to paftie< moving westward, st oneh@n 'ns
OF isre. w,x,,uro
By this route heieb Of al description can be forwarded
AID from spy polt the ksiroHds OF ono hsn,nc,J'
Wrt. by ste1mrrs from Piitsburgh.
The rates Of ffsisLt to ana from any poin, ID s
the Psnbsyvsnis Central Railroad ale al ali unes I" -VohD
a, are charged by other hsirssd Compenio' Mefcnsn .a
,pp.. ntrusng the transportation Of the SesLI 70 'h
Company e'n rely "i'L LAVE VETO sTocK. ~ ''f''''
Farmers and Dealers i Live Sock will hhd tht IL os' "a
,tg,ons route Capacogs Yards, well wstsred and sup
% U,rrj.bur, whef viii be found svey oonvsnsnoe for
feeding and Is,apg ehGes = sT9msr gnssS o. m%nKnTs
l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. As,or'H0
No / Is,or House. snd No south William "
MCDONALD BlsCHOFf. Emi;.an', Hsenu Hs,,u,,.r,.o,
GNoCH LEWIS 0spst. sspsuSissdsss AItsssA Re.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
Jnsuranre Companies.

A RE YOU INSURED
"a OyyIoE OF TN Hrrenhs Fihn IsuhAScr Co,
Ee. IN ChsthsID-squsrs, corner hott-sti
ksu.Yokx. July Q, Isea
Al The annual election hole this day. ~ tie once Of ne
Company, the folo~ins-nsned Gentsmsn wsss soesse
Board Of Director foI the sasQiDs ear;
I.,.o % B.rt.t Oliver ". woodfcrd,
Yll.L v Purdy George J. Hamilton,
J,w,, Y Watlina David ksAlpin,
Samuel RsynoY John Robinson,
su ub Bxrtsr Wllism Pect
hernt IL Smith, John Ash,
J.naihsn Purdy, John B. Simpson.
David k.hany 5sese Miller
Jo.Vph " h!thsh Harriso1 Hall
yyuisu simpson James l.. Stewart,
John PettiIIsw, CntA " bailey,
lame. Dayis Albert Hall.
Tdrtn A Hopkins Joseph Rose.
Edssr Nj. Crawford, I. sqaINL
n Petsrson, q. H. Vsnderhoh,
Ino. Uphsu r. l. Coustook.
Ms m..tsns ef the Board OF Directors held Immediately
sner tire election. ISAAC o. BARKER was unanimously
elected President. and CHARLES BAILEY Fioe'ffs'f
a,nt By ofdvr r.. n. BELLOWS. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
oy,io. Q, rrs BoAnD o, cossi"i's,, % ~ :,

oyrcH 90 rEB boAhD o. Cossiisissnn % rsn
CHsr.Al PAhE No. il NA,s.r-.r. JAY H. lss)
ITO NASONS AND SIONECUTlEKs.-
Sealed opo... vii be received al th, Ofis unni the
18th inst for FURNISHING tie AATKhlALs ior 40
COkeTEUCIINv tas EkCLOslHO WALL o. q ChN,
TRIAL PARK sb-sv. bst~sssn I7d and Whist ana
be,v Ie,th ssd sthsv between Ia AID IA
Al, and on lOtt ct, bets sep tth and sth ava
F.s and sp~chcsues and Information respecting tss
am. will be furrh Of tho Ofics shove God
Proposals sho ould be sdafes,.d TO the BOARD " coA
nIssiOSERs on THE CkSTbAL PARK, AID ssdersee
prgpos.s for Ws" Tn. ssd Board rssssvs us rGh' 70
7, ,yvct any one all proposals - .
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
,TO CONTRACTORs. .-separale seal

TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed pro
pe..I. each ndor..l rihlihs tiis 81 tLs ~sfI fer
whiob n. bld mar offered vii b., receive 81 u ofo<
until 10 ocloci MONDAY July D. las f0i The sa'
s,f sctou Of Sevrft IN the following stfee.s 10 ~t'
f7d-st be sh AID SHAVE sJdst bstNssn 1th snd
l1tsra tesL st between 2iar aid Eas' h'sf ofsnd a.
betwssn Cannon and Lerl.sts CAaIob-st, between D.,
ls.ey and kvinst aud Broadway bssssou Dfh Ane
.gih sta
ton obsinod aYpc-sn 70 the Contract Cist al
lAls ofhcs. 1uOo. sIfs ESS \ 'f"'es
kOBr h. DAhRA0H. Agasaaes
A. w. CRAVEN. } board
OHlnn n The Crninr Annelnei Hsard. July y W.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15

O,rscE o. 1HI CB0Tos AerEprcr bo.sp Jnlr issa
UO CONTRACTORS. separate sealed FRO
po.s. ladofs~d ~il the tts oi hs va fof hioh
the bA nay oe--e VT hs fscsiset Al ss eres mill
ceori of uKsDAY JslJ a. lsS for Ne eo-seseuSI
Of sfWERs o. ths fo.lowin. s;fssls 10 ~iii
Lsaxhi At b.i~srn iudssH sns Of.enwiob-'s nrcasfe-
sl Between Delaney Ans bfooas s' Ludev 't es'-e-n
stanton sld Housiou,t. and 23b-sG ou itAs' W hsd
hi!ef
B.Al ioru, fo tie biis an Al os nsoe.s~fy isotfna
tler cat be otanse sgp 10 the Consc Clara 81
his efaee THOA sTEFHFhe, c,o,., Ao..a.e,
X l. DAAkAoh. Bo1fd
L. ". CRAskH,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
DR. HOYT, DENTIST,

DR. HOYT, DENTIST,
~ Ne sr BROADWAY, three doors shove 2oth-st.. In
.sns beautiful sets of Teeth his improved AtmesphsHc
Plates. with OF without sItrao,!n; the roots
On Ueld, % los a. s23 SILVER ~.
PLhIISA (Coutinuous 0uu), $50 kU6BER, so a.,
TEETH FILLED with GOLD. SILVER ana AMALdAm
Artificial BONE FILLING inserted without pain
EXTRACTING, 43 ssnts.
No ohsrre for extracting when aIhcs teeth ere inserted
All weIk warranted
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
JAY ls''

V,HOMhS READ-BeEcved 70 be good, and
81 ,h,. ,.s, ..o Tor one year b. hom. sgseoHte
.t,er. 70 h family ssd s-n ample means o' suPpo said
hs saved up' SIso 20 orrs hsm is HIM .ad .ss' be
..pI fo ls ,ooai for the months he has not
bee. heard ffsm and will give iniornaton q
hI for the sst. ofs sorfe~s. family 40 sddfs VIE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
Cfrnrsious.

EXCURSIONS 70 CONEY lSLAND.-The
~ Csr, Of the CONEY LELAND and BROOKLYN
RAILROAD COMPANY run every sI minutes iTom fuiIoo
and Cath.oe Fere, Brooklyn, connecting city Inc with
ears for Grseahd OEvosend 5heepshesd Bay and Cobey
&ssad--Brooklyn, Msy 20. 1853
TISHING BANKS.-Steamer MARYLAND
4 leave. Peot -Snp AT West JDtn-s,, Deyst, n
Pier <No1 River 81 daily except Saturday. rare ~ cent?
kune. Refreshnsais Bait AID Line, on board.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-15
fAdvortissmsut.l |
HnTON's INsOLUBLE CEMENT II o new thing.

IIMTONB INSOLUBLE CEMENT II How s""t
Nothing like Il bsoss sossed 70 shs rss.,
onson Of rubber. gutts psrchs OF slue 's.
patches and tnugs TO boots and shoes sonc1sauy
without stchisE 10 msuds bfsksa furniture o'"s.U.
toys bone, ivory and al sriclss Of horssho's 1se
liquid and % easily spphsd % esmpss pssse % - ~
plotsy. Pu, up In packages for f.ahy ana
use fen tweounsss 70 hu.Arcs posnas Sn ,sS
~ Onos csrpsf Of Dyer and Pine srssss