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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-29
NOTICE TO HOUSE BUILDERS

TIME undersigned will let the building Of
School House in sub. district, No. 2, two
miles east Of Sandyville, in Sandy township.
The letting will take place in Sandyville, on
Monday 22d day Of June, 1858. Sealed pro-
posals will be received. up to 12 o'clock, NJ. Of
said day. The building'io be Of stone or brick,
Plaus and specifications may be seen at the
store Of P. P. LATER in Sandyville, or Philip
Black, AT Mineral Point.
@ J. HAWK, i
LAUGHLIN,
D. SPEAKER.
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I,insnsad AnetionaAlr,al. r

TNfIE Undersigned, Licensed Auc.loneers fol
II Tuscarawas County, respectfully tender
their services to the public. They will attend
Public Sales. &c., st moderate rates.
4 J. W. NRWBURGH, Canal Dover.
TH0S. J. HALEY, DundsS.-
April 8, Ia8a. u
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DS-S. HARMouNT is now doing all kinds Of
custom work at his mill, in Csnal Dover
There, thoas who are desirOus Of having good
-four and work promptly done, can be accom-
modated
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-29
TIE WIFE OF MORMON ELDER.

=
ssTNHAF one-half q The world cannot inn
agine how the other half i've" Is no
less true than trite; and the lesson the hdags
affords, our experience and observation daily
tends to verify. Then, too, when We conDidtf
the heeEer-vaFyiug phases OF human passIohs aud
the discordant elements from which all novel
and fanatical seets are moulded, 1t can scarce-
ly seem surprising that faithful record Of nc-
tuaI events should exceed in singularity tho
widest dream Of romance; or thai crimes,
both strange and unnatural, should be perps-
trated in far Of country on the outskirts Of
civilization, which people in another state e
society would never imagine possible. Know.
ing rs do know, the evils and horrors and
abominations Of the Mormon system, the de-
gradstioff Il imposes on females, and the con-
Eequent vices which extend through al the
ramifcations Of the society, sense Of duty to
the world has induced ne to prepare the fol-
lowing narrative for the public eye. The ro-
mantle incidents connected with my expert
ence, many may think bordering on the mar
velous. To them would say, that this mar
rative Of my life only proves, what has so Of
ten been proved BEFORE that 'TrUFRIs STRAE-
DER THAN FIoTIoN." N."-Authors Preface.
The book contains 449 pages, with engrav-
ings, Is neatly bound in cloth, and will be sent
to any address, postpaid, on receipt Of price,
$l,25
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Gbr 6bin Denlntrat.
FRIDAY ---May %, 1868.
New Advertisinr Rates.

new ADVERTISING HateSs
The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon BY the publishers Of papers
10 New Philadelph to take effect from and
ater January 1, 1868:
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Do do six months........ 500
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Business notices, in local column, ten
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Tabular advertisements will be charged
at double price,. ........
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G. e. MyTCHENER,
Publisher Democrat. .
-. PATRICK & WILSON,
Publishers Advocate.
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Estate Of Philip Bremen Decd.

M0TICE is hereby given that tho under
In signed ms been appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of the estate Of Philip Bfe.
mer, deceased. All persons knowing them
selves indebted are requested to make imme-
date payment, and those holdiag claims, pre-
sent them duly authenticated to the undersign.
cd JOHN A. R0RENBAUGHs Admir-.
May I5r 1868. S@. go
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Reginning ofthe Conscript Law
The following gentlemen, we learn.
have been rec commended and appointed
by Provost Marshal Mccartney to en-
roll the men Of Tuscarawas under the
Conscript Law. Their business atpres-
ent Is simply to make out lists Of all
males liable to military duty. The draft
will not be made until July or August:
Sandy ani Lawrence, Adam Kendall.
Fairfield and Warren, Moses Wright
Franklin and Wayne Christian Schwartz.
Dover and Sugsrcreek, William Welty.
Auburn and Bucks, eAiam Koontz.
Jefferson and York, s, ], Hoehstetler.
Warwick and Mill, John D. Cunning
Goshen and Union, John R. Lenhart.
Rush and Perry, William Houk.
Salem and Clay, John Roenbaugh.
Oxford and Washington, H. Matson.
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New Philadelphia Prices.
Corrected at the Mill Store, May 81.
WARBINDo

On Sunday morning, May24, at the Luther.
m parsonage, by Rev. @. r. Stelling, Mr.
REUBEN RAMSEY and Miss ELIZA JANE
BEAR, both of Tuscarawas Co., Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-29
NEW GOODS.

FNHE subscriber has now on hand and win
be receiving daily, this week, . full stock
ofSUMMER GOODS, TO which he would
inEite the attention Of his fFishds and custom
era ]. P. CHAPLIN.
New PhilA., May IT, 1858.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-29
DR.. W. W. JAMES,
DENTAL SURGEON,
5B|;:i +; ;s;%ss;Ss \ 5i:;;s; #;

LILY locatedin this
S~X.S place, and in regular
practice for the last IL years., is confident he
can render entire satisfaction to all those aflic-
ted with any Of the various diseases Of the
mouth. Heisprepared to treat them in q SCI
entifc manner.
Teeth from single one, to an entire set, inssr-
ted upon Gold, Silver, Piatins or the Vulcan
10 Base; either with springs or clasps, as the
case may require.
Teeth filled with Gold, Silver, or Osartif
cial, to arrest the progress Of decay.
He is s,..sso familiar with oil the Anaesthetio
agents known to the Dental Profession, and
extracts teeth without pain. All work war
ranted.' 49,
R6r Office and residence Dext door to Drs.
g. & 7. Smith, New Philadelphia, o.
May l, 1868.
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Cu.tom milling At Blake,s MiIl.

Having rented this Mill and procured one
Of the very best millers In the West, I am pre-.
pared to do as GOOD wORE as any mill in the
State. A. BEYER.
April II. 1869,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-05-29
A COMPANION TO FEMALE LIEE.
AG - 10 m
Life Among The MOrnOnS,
BIZ AUSTIN N. WARD.

Dt d0O1lN W. WAhD.
This, like the above, is q work Of great and
unusual interest, and will be eagerly read as o
companion volume TO 'FEMALE LIFE."
1t is a large limo. volume, neatly bound in
cloth, illustrated with engravings, and will be
sent to any address, postpaid, on receipt Of
price, 81 ,00-or on receipt Of $500 we will
send Doth the above works, postage prepaid,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-09

HOUND, on Fairfax street, last week. at the
Il door OF Mr. simpsons bakery, a SMALL
SUM OF MONEY. The owner can inquire
for it at Mr.. Simpsons. feb 9-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-09
THE BATTLE AT FORT DoNElsoN

THE BATTLE AT FORT D0NELsoN.
MURFREEsBoRo', Feb. 6.-Major Gen. II.
". Halleck, General-in-C Chief The rebels
Wheeler and Forrest, Wharton and ~ Woodward
attacked Fort Donelson yesterday at 2 o'clock,
,. H., with 4 900 men and eight pieces Of ar
tilIery. We had eight hundred men IN the fort,
under Col. A. C. Harding.
The enemy charged the Notifications several
times but were repulsed by our artillery and
infantry with great loss. The enemy, as usual,
before and after the fight, demanded surren-
der; and offered to spare life if accepted, &c
Col. Harding replied that he was ready for
all the consequences. The epemy's loss in kill
ed was over 100, and iii prisoners 300. The
forces under Col Lone from Fort Henry, are
now pursuing the rebe]s, and others are sent to
intercept their retreat. Our loss was II killed
and 80 wounded. w S: .RosEcRASs,
.a3.. Major General.
NASHVILLE, Feb 1.-The Federal victory
at Fort Donelson was complete. Col. Low, OF
the 5th Iowa, was in command at the tort when
our informant left.
One hundred and forty five Confederates had
been buried, and one hundred prisoners: had
been taken, and more were being brought in.
Tenn. Ten wooden buildings, and part Of
foundry of L. ". BrenDon used formerly as a
mandatory for Confederate cannon, was de-
stroyed to-day by q number of citizens and SOL
diers Under the floor about fifty thirty-six
pound shell were discovered.
General Davis Division, with cavalry and
artillery, has been sent to intercept the Conted
crates who made the recent attack on Fort Don
elson
The Federal troops at Fort Donelson have
buried 1875 Contederates killed in the fight,
and left upon the field ly the Confederate
Gen. Forrest was wounded.
NASHVILLE, Feb. S.-I'hc expedition IN
der Generals Davis and Morgan, sent in pur
suit ofForrest and " heller retreating force,
returned this evening.
Seven miles this SIDE of Charlotte, he cap
tured thirty prisoners, and also Col. Carroll
and Major Rumbroat, Of Forests staff. A
number Of aymasters have arrived, and will
soon commence paying the troops. 4 train of
cars will TN to Murtreesboro III the early + art
Of this week
LIBERTY HALL.-Three new stars arc an
nounced to appear at the above hall tonight.
4 danseuse, a negro commedian a"d an aero
bat The company is the largest that has ap-
peared in Alexandria for some time, and is
made up entirely Of first class artists, and as
consequence a capital performance IS given
Toni ht, new bill will be lnauguratcd, and
rush for seats may be safely predloted.
EyOTTN y on FarfaX street. last week at the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-09

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-It is understood
mere that the details of the affair off Charles
"N' ). G., as brought Yesterday by the Prin-
TESS Royal to Philadelphia, were telegraphed
!" time to reach the Portland steamer for Iu
rope.
Nj: lhe E Steamship Edinhurg, which sailed from
1 Wv saa OK on Saturday tor Liverpool, took
'0' Sb62 zoo in specie.
The sun., 1863-09-15
TRAVELLING.

EOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKFFr,TT
= kondout Kingston The MARY POWEJ a I...
oos ol Jay street, every afternoon at ~ O'clock -,
HUDSON RIVER K. X. FOR ALBANY
4Arroy, the North and West, from Csamh.-. !
AUD ~ A. and Il;, and l0SOP h, md a..
esaasy ~ @!s +. H., Eew lhirtisth suvs, 81
The sun., 1863-09-15


~ 10000 i.ice ~ sugar straw Baes.
Inquire OF ISRAEL iElaG( son,
- Ferry RI, 81 At $40 Mcst 3-th At. 3l9
SHIPSMlTil WANTED, Al Il IuEMAN
- st, near Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. IL"
rTD TAlIOkkSSES-WA A FIRST
cl.s tailore-s to work on custom coats TO good
hand the lest Of wsees aud couttaut emplo, mont
given, Also boz under Instructions. Appl, 10
Elizabeth -, ith floor, front room. 3iS
'I'D Pill NBEI.S-W WANTED TWO FIRST
i rate plumbers and stout intelligent hoy. 10
& a N, 3dl Fourth at 2ll
TAlLORtSS On CUSTOM PANlS AT l.
i Eliridee It, room 10. Can ior days VII.
1'D 1hILORS-WAN1ED \ Man WHO
i undeistnnd. his bus nr.s thoroughly 90 20 a -hort
distance in the country Nonc but sober honest man
II, ed spDy N cloth store a Duane It. bet II and J. 4
TINMAN WANIED-llJ MAIDEN LANE,
i ith iioor, ld1
Two BOOK SEWERS EN-WNNIkD, iOl l.
i good b.auk book &c eI.. Appg at l.I Wu!.sm
streot l"'
rTO HOOkBINniES WANTED, At ~
Nautry s:er II, i.h noor, one blank staE4icr and
two good iorrHiicrf. 40
ITO ISNALlDN AND those DEPElN FL
i Of sight A respectable, olas-ic.y educated
young man, sttCndant, reader ,uuslV soon IN I'm
ellsh and French and ameuucusi-. Il at TrlrIencc
| Address for one week, BONA llDt' box N's sun
| Office. Z''
ITO TAIlORESSES-WANlED, A GOOD
hand On custom coats; good eaggs gwen 10 good
| hand. Apply 10 Crosby st reHr, back shop' 2''
ITO BAkERS-WANTED a lOL NJ MAN
L to work st the baking business. Apply ~! Third
Ave. W
The sun., 1863-09-15

AklltlCIAL FLOW ~ MAkLE~ Wanted
"A lev small girs 70 work. also i,t 10 Iaru 40
stanton s., ha-eiutut door 20
The sun., 1863-09-15

A RTIFlCIAL FLOWERS WANTED Il
"A number of ,ifli for -nal ~oik. Il od wss,s aud
constant empioyih, NJ viii he given: votk given out
a boy wanted accustomed to ft4up tuf apNrfs.
gtZ \. i'itlt T.. ,.t lyi-ion e.
The sun., 1863-09-15

"A1 lia GRAND >T-WANTED INNl ~
hstoly. q latrc number of servants 'oi tau..s ~.
turning tu the city; oook. vs.iic4-,-.
" ludf,s'ae, nursof. sri ior hoIseEOtk, &c. ltl
The sun., 1863-09-15
WANTED.

WANrED-BITT TTON HOLE MAkERS On
w ZOuave pants. also bsisters ssuted, ~ Madison
The sun., 1863-09-15
CIKi.S WANTED IMMfDlATLLl-GOOD

ClKi.S WANTED MMEDlAlELl-iOOD
VI cooks, washers and igOucrs, ohambennsids, .aun
dresses and seam IT, ssus, and sTs for general
bousesoIk, with good reference; aso tidy fiI- lately
landed, ol good situations IN city and country, ~
high wages; no chargc until eugaret. Apply at III
East 18th Fl, bet Sd and An av.. A'o lu smart col
pred grls wanted, and girls lately landed. lad, in
attendance. ny
GIRLS WANlED. 10 MAXI PAPER
II boxes and hsndhoy,s at Il Re,kusn ., up
sisr. 10
ClEL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
VI work In u bakery good washer aud ircner. ~"
IA Az lgi
I,lRLS WANTED To LEAEN 10 MAKE
VI dres. aud cloak ornament wages paid while
Iesfniug. Apply at I. hAiNARDs lOl Liberty 81,
M stair. Alru small boy. Ia
CIRL WANTED--A STEADY, INIELLl-
" gent girl none other ed apply about go years
Of age 10 live IN the family aud work at lisht bust
ness rllustion permanent to a suitable person, Ap-
r!y in -lst s only brick house. bet I'd snd - -
EIkl.S WANTED TO BURNISH On chi
uns, at WALTER wAkRIN'5, ~ North VIII
'tsmsI, lVs
The sun., 1863-09-15

WANIkD-pEkSON VINO WANT 10
w learn to operate on singers sew ing machine.
Terms Il practic. on all kinds VI work slso rod
-wcis to esrn the pantaoou making. Inquire ~ -
Christie Il. Let floor. 2Gs
The sun., 1863-09-15

GIRLS WANTED 10 DO STAMPS ON
- r'p'r ior srtihci,i leavcs. 2pI.utusrds,. l,2
GlklN WANTED fUE PAPER BUNE>-
~ S'3 Pesfl A. 200
The sun., 1863-09-15

CLOAk MAkERS-lEN Or FIFTEEN,
~ with th,iI machines ALEC operators for
Wheeler & Wilson, Lyons ( FluklC, can haye con
,tant employment and number Of ba sters and TN
Ehers " aut,d Apply al this week 10 Third 81, bet
BIN aud South lUth sis, W,liaInrhurrh. llI
The sun., 1863-09-15

BAkEH WANTED TO WOEk " SO
end hsnd on bread and cake Aip.y ht ~ We.
r, 4, h'i ~ and z O'Clock. ~
The sun., 1863-09-15

\ FEW DBESSMAkEES WAN1ED--Al
kp. utces taken Tor q months aud tsusht on Ga
Inc. lu- IhIfd av. ,.
The sun., 1863-09-15

A KIltlCIAL fLONLEN WAHILD-11
"A girls TO work At the aloy iu. .nct. so few ~
p.,u =. watta paid while i,uruiur. Aris A. 10
Atlantic n, hc'Accn Clinton ani Henry IT., South
Brook u, Ia the store .Gl
The sun., 1863-09-15

A RlIflClAL FLOWER MANI Is Nautcl.
"A One good Spre:or, . ll-anchcr., a fcN s.rls to
Learn: pnid lille lcItnins Agpy a Ii.Ht sy'uus,
eaTnli II -n,tOu. nn ANN. irnul rnnim. ~
The sun., 1863-09-15

S,LOOP OK sCllOONLE. 90 10 - IONS
> register wanted 20 deliver load Of srAv, on the
dock, IN Pas lc, y. j. Address call ON u. B W.
ISlN, IS MaIkNr st. Is
The sun., 1863-09-15

"A SITUATION WANTED BY a RESPEC
IA ahlc young girl latoy landed from the old ccuu
~ Vry, 20 DO chamb,rHofk ami ssitius CAL Tor ts
-iays. At ll5 West l:th st, b,t 9th and Ith aves 1t
h. rear.
The sun., 1863-09-15

EOOD SEWING GIRLS MANItlb-OuN
- good hands may inquire, at IL Cto-hy It. 2t3
GAN llIIEE WANIED Vt j93 lit DSOS
Many :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
90 farmers an0 Ctbcrs.
COLLECTIONS OF VINES FOR YARDS
~ AND GARDENS.

EXTRACT PROM DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE.
The hr.t selection Il for the attitude o New ork exehhns
north iaf Troy and with tho addition Of Pauline, may oe
extended indefinite, = south.
Tho ona Tor The altitude sbovs d. l. equal Ia vso- 10
the enwsrr but with lis peculiar avunag-s of whlrh
sec Nj hi'sI let which Is spprnded and also '
Jescrp'ien IN Catalogues. Although IL IL for the tr tie
offered Tor sale not unes,e, bit ha. been thsrongny
r. voj isf norh ss aorhoin ernont II vii npen f"iy
Ith.f north tha the Concord winch equals Ia ske ssi
gree " rp.s IN .nifoIu cOnssncy OF irpiui'h p"Vhs
never been shrcSi by which has uniayorbs s.'n'
been de'tIVei've tie crop OF tee Concord The companion
cannot er soinas Tor ~ beauty and qusi they are ~ 70
b. u,noo together the laito< having s esrH 81 sdy
aw.ys ctTcs TIC stendt OF Ito hardness u our atfn
natives While the lois ss all o. tie clear rinsc.hcy that 10
istosv OF tho erociGs Of the FrpiistaDs g.. b. st and
iaosi sp1tcA VI the ,CEo1 Ai. which Eost sAibsy To-
seuih-..
liz pAins ttrss srlsions hsvs placed tho Ions equal
with he Delaware leaving tho ii ~1iic.Dn TO Nj Ma"
letter. one u! which nEsi ini VIII be found
Ia tho Csssgges ws.re m rtons AID History siso
kisrn
The selections for six twelve fno, twenty. AMI
thy vines Two fe.ctons given for zach OF he abov"
nna'be" AMI daecnt continuation. ,hee wal give hs
selection fcr sny Lsr3er of vino, To,d oiatls 20 dupI
The Jingle la thoss oEy wanted to
p-.c colociions bat s.wa besrg I4nj that couples
collection p.cds lsa - bHd 70 De rssblc. have
had IA nnd here interfering eO,ciion, but Chiefly tr
t..f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
nsSRr II. LEEps Aueti0ueor.
ny II. II. LEEDS ~ Co.
- Selosrocm No. - NASSAU-ST between PINE and
CEDAR.srs. formerly OF WALL~srl
-



FRIDAY. vct. -,
At II o'oloo. in our Galley No. y Nassas 81
GREAT SALE on a CKLhBRATtD AND WELL.
EN,,VsS GALLERY or Oil PAiSiIN1s. FOR MANY
YEARS EXHIBITED ~ THIS ClIf, IS coD gr.ias tho
Ps-f,aits Of or MOST EMINENT STATESMEN, sol
DlEKs- PAI.,rkLS AUTHORS ARTISTS sn1 othec
DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS id-n.ihes viii Ito ulSlO.lf
Uf Iliis COUNTRY daring tho .isi c.n,ury.
a-o, number Of very yllustl Old fsntDgs lre inerav
Ia . and WsS Cs;os In TIL. collection arc moi ID - L-
il.s. works VI G.LLEHr STUART InJAtbhL J. ~:
J.EIIs, REMBRANDT PEhLE. LAN.HNCE. HANAI
REMAIN &. ". FEALE. Il. OTIS. ). WOOD, SAVitt. aui
others. .mouX tao PofIiis a.e those 81 .
GEORGE WASHINGTON. ANDREW JACKSON, JOat
ADAMS JAMES MADISON. THOMAS JESFHEjDa.
HENRY CLAY, BhNJ AMiS fRAHhliN. J. 4. CAL
HOGS, JOIN iANDOLPb; 0,st1lls Hamilton 'Drs4r.
- y7lc Scott Y.oyd niei.s Taylor Heed. IT Clair .-i-
WAsfy. Masoni5, Ripley. ArinsT7nE isrkrr "a t'"'s
hei N,ss Lard ssIl Cs1~ auloi. I,sc Fprissn sh
Williams; Cotafs-.oc. f.ry. Acjonoass. bAaiie h"'
STOCKTON. 1T.Ilou. ,
Gov,fuors-le via Cilr.sa Pop holy slass'tos .nl
s.her- ~ do tho PORTRAITS 81 - " bln k'b - NiD
H.. \ r.. Burrsw. .sourawbs in -, BGsLred az I'D
rluc, Hoptn-on. DR.. Kttrnhossa. ja',o frrs1n', -
Ni.Lr -aAo rgg. ises N,sor }. ". JaTss Il D. Meis'
John soudicI, AMI othcrs sso, tle fofr 81 hslos ~
Won Humboldt tensts ss Gfc., Jr--y L4s ~ 'atIi'
and others o. c~pnuy.
fhs corcon 81 fotg,s IL well known 70 DO he m q,
tu-Ive ai vluiDs Va iAe I'M -. States urh 90 a~i f.,
ti hu 5oirc .tons Of tie person n-d A. ~"
for @. 10. rriss s.0so TosA, ne sen
T1-y wi De- frdy To- e.hb!ou & yusn', above. on
AM from MONDAY. Oosoi-G %. un,. day - salo.
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ORDINANCES. c,Yic, NKv FORK ARSENAL
OovLns0Es ISLAND, Oct. To- 1903

TDKUTVSAIb--I ~ PVs.lIs !" III TIC IVV0'tcu ~
Ills flee nrt. Now 5n. 49, for The Tel aG and
a. ot ~ SETS Of sets ,Inoie less uisniYy
Acor,eat, Horse T. girnents, which have been in
,r l,e articles be put IN plrc order. thoroughly
srnrd ,baeS vanish not to be u,s stitched pressed
nrnlcd stag parts Spoiled such as Tn rieks
"a ats. Sud- NcV tEogs tIs ,sUisng Hooks, ..so
MI N onp Il, be made corpete by sply ing le pat
cncic ,lch tstrd-e Boxes, Cap poueAe,, Dci., "A
hc-, parts he Of the best OAK Tanned LcsAer aud
f,r.s every respect 90 the samples At this Post. Tbs
Sc 20 BE- packed in the boxes ascd fs
n,w the price % winch boxes VII. be aee.d BY tie
ulaersigucd
id wi ste The price set for putting In ord the cous
Ip e.s also the pc- part Tor pt,ng 10 orier 80
OF the ncon plt@ srtsuch Carl idse Box, Oan Snne
belts Ac also the price per par Tor le wota to cons
pee the deficient sots such Cartridge Box. Unn snss -
No Bids of les, than l00O sets will be entertained snd gu
dom who IA the business ard who do the Won
ia their shops These ARTICLES must be- diseisa :. "a
Poa At the Of 100 Equipments OF ?vo scse -
coutrrents monthly The right sjs. sny b,d q
oclonabe IL reserved Proposals. shoud Dc rneoisee
posals for Reps. Of Accotcuepts Se snd sadreeesS
It. Col r. a. WAlNW RIVHg. Ostssscs DssaItassh -
Ne Lew, NswIegk CNy.
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ilropo5 Iis.
rrrrNsE-NOTICE TO CON

AH}OK REPRESENTATIVES. TO CO~
z yKACrDHS-iAe Commissioners for afb0r snt
Foa.e, uefrEre New orb h"f"h> .e no'i.
that SEALED PROPOSALS viii b. rccesr'. Tue Eng
n.eT. thee, 30 .. Ekcb.H.v place. Hoo. NJ" 81 ne toe
.uc,ion .; limber RATS FLOWS fo IaiSo defense
.rud. the s therefor aud for t"ir delivery al ~
Ntro~s of pot New-l or~ isaipof A. ms.
be ii. ssna.i lliIs and spec ihcsiions WI o. eAhioed
tue allow o'nc. and sief NlbAE,DAt Oct H. aud =
necessary sap an, ion. i.ad- by tie Engineer
i4osder OF lhr Dos.d VI commissioner
". ". MANS. EnltnceI
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A SSIGNEE~ SALE Of HANDSOME

"a HUUSEIIUIU FUNNTI JNE a AUtlII1,'
RUSSELL w. WKsrCOrr Anc.ioreer vii selTiiURS-
DAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, the en- i'm rich end coe
Fun hou,~ No. Is, Wet 2stst t.h ~ lho
psors chamber dining and lhrHy are ffni'hed "a
rosewood onk. and u,shognuy p mid rn~~ood raicf
SIi,e- III hocsiele and frps mtgDcci fihsor ore Ic
Carpets. valuable bron1s and Paintings, trsoh China svs'
Cutlery, Engraved Glassware NC The whos viu %
pereIntiohly sod. Catalogues at house.
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E'IEST NATIONAL BANK Of NEW-lORA.
IL OOsEkN.lEAT AGENCY
THE NATIOsAL LOAN.


" AI- D'-I'ET TO-
Rank kss Secn appointed b9ser Ici Aheuf T.. ne
s.is AID disiilal n q! tNlikI Stalls 90 hyaf>
suc l. Low rsedy receive cd ea- fu1-criqous ~ BE
a. In Louis 20 oea.er o. $40 donou.r a,s. Il 80 ~
81 ani %, 4.4ss Vi ..csi,fed Sioc- ~ she
pane o. re sppIolli.
1Aese oad. .lrrLeA A. per interest 20 commence
'.e I5,ssTv AS .-.4 :. Aa = ~ 49, W.
on. iHiH - ON fLL TN WIZ ~ a' We a"
Bass 1arless savings bsLks lId Dealer' Ia Ooverisnr
Bee trl<A
TIE Gvvern sis suTpy honf' WITH -ef- -
de delay tie co4visIs o! 20 iIt.c We
Irof,lse - krsp always had TO- srtry o - pa
Eos Of tho er Ions O immediate c-iTfJ
Ia.. vii aso Goa l4I-e IN al ei-ss"s ui p'Fr'
eeouritss ant a!. al sc w " SCI .eia a. vsiJ a.
~orsble fs.es
Accounts opened wi ,h B.k viii receive ihe = ~ =
g.. and s,enion and interest vi! be 4o"cd % Ia
ea-.- 81 al ar d up0n ,--..,
Our correspondence ~a;n AZ accessible poni n he ti''
su..s and CsIads enables 10 rss.i's cl.co-s ioH'e
a,d Fo.,fan c advantageous tenn. a. ay
'''s' sASiL. C THOMPSON. President