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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-07-31
what a Lie!

The Northern papers say, San important
cavalry expedition, sent out by Gen. Scam
mon from Charleston, Kanawha county, Va,
has returned, having accomplished its object.
Wytheville was captured after severe fight;
TIE Federals took 100 prisoners, two pieces Of
artillery, several hundred stand of arms
The rebels lost IS killed and large number
wounded. The Federal troops being fred up
on by the citizens, the town was destroyed"
The truth is. that the Yankee cavalry ac-
complished nothing that the raid was intend
Cd to effect. They were whipped by one-tenth
OF their number. Our loss in killed was 4,
and theirs l2-including all their field Off
GERS except one, who was wounded and cap
tured, and is now prisoner. Some 20 of
their wounded were left in our hands. They
may have taken l20 prisoners from the time
they left the Ohio till they returned, but they
forget to tell that most Of these were recap
tured BY Col. May, and that they skedaddled
without prisoner to swear by. They took
about IS at Wytheyille, but like the man with
the elephant, they didn't know what to do
with them, and turned them loose. As to the
destruction Of the town, it amounted to less
than hundredth ln't of it, and that, with
the exception Of two " three buildings. was
confined to Offices. stables, &c,
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-07-31
Gen. John III. Morgan.

It was rnmored here a day or two ago, that
Gen. Morgan, with some two or three hum
dred of his command, had arrived in Lewis
burg, Va. We learn from source entitled
to credit. that he had divided his force into
squads Of some 2 or 800 each, proper officer
ed. and scattered He crossed the Ohio river
near Blennerhassett's Island, not far from the
mouth Of the Kanawha, with about 1000
men and his artillery. His Telegraph opera
tor passed here on the Tuesday evening train,
and says that the General, after arriving in
Virginia. returned to the Ohio, for the pnr-
pose of assisting other portions of his force
to cross.
From all accounts, Morgan and the most of
his men are safe and will soon rendezvous at
a common point. There can be no doubt,
taking Northern accounts for authority, that
he accomplished all he aimed at. : He made
the NEST extensive. as well as the most daring
raid on record. He made the sweep of two
thirds Of Indiana. and at least one half Of
Ohio, destroying an incalculable amount of
public property, and getting many recruits.
The Yankees have caught him and his whole
commend dozen times, and if they have
captured one-half of the number they claim
to have taken, they have captured twice as
many men as Morgan ever had.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-07-31
ValIandigham.

His Second Address to The People Of OHIO
lie Accepts the nomination for Governor and
Defines has Position.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25
DIR. Johnston,
Baltimore 9Da= Sofpita1.
Bur l1nterp:aduns Der Qaudial5erel etublirt.
Der stu3tge plnb tn ser Delt, 100 iihsre,
I6nelle Nn0 g,iin1ttde $Iu,e0 In
9ebeimem &rausOeiteu
Der ein3tgs 1r3t, ,pslGer an,ei9t.


eemndpt rerten olS ta b: 3eusungsuntdbistet SGbGe
IN oem Slden un6 ben lieeern Gnsr6unsen Der Neren
unb Bdie, r9teBun9sn, SpiGe Der Nerpen Wa-
senifpa6e Iltttsett Nieeersef9lasenbeit @erdnbeS.
i&wl9e 2erSfppien &ddGternbett ttter, IH9eni6wdde
Sbmfntel &CpflGmsrs @nti inbung Sdlie8 ber gtdis
Der 3unee, eeS Wdaens, Der @tnlev,ee ue GGer erer
Uebet bic rr Geotiien Gbetmer Orrtnte Der uge b.
melGe i6ren Opfern 0edbriter nb ais Strenen Sc.
Ing ben @e6trten beS utpit$, terrbren urt Ntt
jee gepeil merbFn tire e6usenoiten pfndngs rerni-
ten wdde Der Contribution berpurbrinesn Die Che un~
mSst@ MAIDEN nnS iuIsst ten G0rper pnt Gtnn serSrea
ejunae MGaner,
beSnbsrs weIe tte Sper enes se9en 9uiers sewSroen
nt, pas jdbrIi 70 otet EGuienpe In et gu rheS Gra6
retSt metre eu d. hre ertdbenen 8dente unb ertrdten
TerdnbStrafte nit benz Deunsr Der ben See
nat bgrt uub 4eer b;dubernee ESne ertlrdt tnben
m&rken m6sem iI4 NIT rplem 8eytrouen nobeu.
TAbsirat6tte 0erFcnsu,
Oter 9re cetde id sn eerbsirnt9ea beabdttgen. nb @
phptIHer Spade Der eneS Ntnbe mites beTuuBt
fnt, pGten InpersgIt Or. Scbnifon ;u 9dte steben.
ale 9reerniIe 9eaen bic @bs pbNide Ocer seae Ger
edtte1e, ReSbdrt 1t Der yfe zen 3ern uRb G&wde pper
hSpung FER fdrefliiten @rt toerben ihneG fdrirt.
Derieutse weber h Ger 8ebdnbiung unb Htrirree ron
Or. SObMfpn unereb fam itm, ala etnsm G6rennanne
Ctne Turdt flo Gncrtrauen uRc Eperdlt Guf feline Grst
Hide @eihtfIiftett perl6Ier.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25

GaasGes ggGI&eSs
go. ss7 DeStr., Der StoOthalle sesemthey
@GfStHstOn &. 6
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srlsbeusrtGter, SFfemtltfer Rotqr, Spn'
vtGds ber Gcurt Of GlaiIns unb' Der Oer~
Gtbiebeneri Gtaoten Der Union.
So bsorst bic gransnns SCn Tatsnten RspdIen, csis
PIC SsesrbsFs Drbsr1nse1 ca has Commencement ierns'
sseSiss NIB auBIgsr5te %opere als Sseos ss3ss, a,
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StufelF11asa rms assa9n9en bcn SslSsrS s'sr "a0 'n
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25

QSoblan, lc fcmm' oenn a[(e Ndtuna
Dor Srn. Or. WGGer's 9teonertalent. ober
toujours perdr x 1T 3upt ! Iaqte Der Sber,
fSIner; al'ein tpchiu nun, 0arl 2 unp mas
1T Otr2 ipritb often!
Sd bin In etner fitrdterli9en Spuununo.
2beoorr! berlebte @rof meme 9teruen
e,traeen e8 beinlbe niGt lin9er. Sag uns
raid 3u bem Yoltbureau Des 6eitp(atep
seben uno nld 8riefen fir mid Irlsen!
2Sa8 fiir 8riefe ertpartelt Du cenn, Yaul2
BAIT Du etmu Nbnunsen BON uuslGd8fdaen
babeim 1T Dein Sbeim pie0eidt -.
A6er paul Idhttelte un9ebulrts D18 6aupt
uno ItieB cine milre SerrpinI&ung aus, ole
er BON Dem 4oltbeamten erfubr, oa6 feline
0rtefe NIT Ieiner NDreiIe Uorb1nceu Isien.
WSit uiaten, i19te er unmutbiN i'd errp1rtete
etren onpern 8rief - eine @ntIhetrung,
RE mid iebit lebr nabe onsebt. 9lGein
metne 6cffnuna trp9 leiOer. - 9Iter feb,
cUrt 1T mein 8irtb Serr g. , Der uns be.
merit bat uuo uns SuwinttI &omut'
Sn Der T6at p1r Seyr g. tbnen pen
ferne idcn aus Der S itSOlle sefcl3t uno nd
berte iIdi ZEN beicen G6Isen raid, be ibm
nun ebenfauS ent9e8en eilten. SD babe
Sie I'M SdieBitance uno iiteru(I uufseIudt,
mein lteber Ser @rof la9te Serr g. nab
Der eriien Se9riiBun9; olS i'd, pcrbin bon
meinem @cmptcir nud 0aule fam, marb
bteler 8rief mir eiusebdnoist, ,pelden ein
Otenitmanu fir Sic sebra6t unb at8 tui&s
ti9 be5etdnet Bate, unO ba iG rernutbete,
berletbe merce cine @inlaOung DOer ireeuo
cine anoere piftise Mitt6eilang fiir Sie
enth1lten, 10 tpcllte idy Sbnen ren etben ni6t
ldn9er pcreutPaIten uno babe mth lelber
auf pen gSeS 9emodt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25

gper 1elb In Ssutfano su fetomntsH bat f6vu SaIES
ousbea5 ersoten reu Ct F NIT ben ericgbeuten ga.
ptereH meftbet an
ESlr. 70 aD BoIelmpEr4r, Gle bsn 9xiusIsts
(1oWuRul @laps
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25
ejunae MGpner,
81 1eiratbfte Werlcnest,
Organizes Sdywad,e

Wirb uuOerSs aebetl uut Gle oSe Grast iettr serge
felt Gte'ea urttdre Yet wees baS 9eben eIcnb un6
bie @te uub Iadtrntmenait unutGeIi@ mat. tpit tns
9crS Derer 6e tben Qe enitaften unbecanen fr0bnen
uuee Qeute Gnb ;u ietd u NueI9petfun9en Senegt neil
lie eercn 5plsen ni aeudI tennen Gtlet e aud burd
Strturen Rieteri9lasen i'm Sorn Stetn urb antere :
fdt ensbsn fam, 10 TT e rod etaentbeiE ete Sctse
teS WtBbr ues Der eNelfen Sredne 9er Gber triu es
ldaneu tdb rte Sra Der Greugure eter Deuen uerIU
ten torh fte m betmien 9IterN erseSsn ais oon Deatn
Ste Ia weiie iuO.
B Office: SO. Gio. .5reberidfr. =,
Geben Ebiirsn BON 8oIttmDrsltr., SltIidbe Sstte,
ote Stufen tnauF.
Wldn merle td gGmsn une SauSnuutmer. benn unSIen.
te unb trusrif4e at,a&er, Otriebenc unb sewienlot
Nuafinlter S@ubtder GttefelwtGIer StrGBenretniser
une QanpenpuBer IT, T. 10. e6 re9eImdbge GerJte
unb Iauern ougec9en ocn Dr. rbnon 8uf tn Der Ndbe
RS. ane 8ltee mIllen etnen psR-Stdn'p entbaIteT.
Cine ,6situua III 2 G1gen ;uas|6eIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25
Or ; 0 b It It on.

Netieb beS f6nisen GeuesiumS g8untdrste IN 9pn.
bon rabuirter eines Der eren meDsntsm @oleJen Der
Ser. Gtaaten Ger ben SrSft betl ieneS 9ebens tn ben
Spip Tern oOn 2pnbp, 9Iris pbilapepba 1uO anberen
Statn SugebaG bat stnlge ber wuneeIbalen 6etGneen
oclenSet rpn De he @elbtte Der Wtee3in petb. I'M.
sdbee getenb fe an SbrenaHen gerV6t1t nre anser'n
kranfbeten tten rlbe g. eub, Die BIT pl0sltden Sc.
r1uaen gu pr criefer bic Dt err0ben bel seriusen
Rleintafesten II. T. n. Gurcen aueeAblidli6 9ebeIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25
Ne[nnnerS an kcnch 81 !

Or Scbntpn btetet allen Denen feline Ie an trelde i'd,
1ur pt6e esbsime nb uunatrlta @eit G6rper ssr.
Drenre 1r tie Nrtett bic @eenf1aie bic unf6bte
madjenee Safe oeI6rlGt babeu.
ter nb stntas raurgen unb tetia.en8werben SCt.
gen rcr friben Geprtn9eiten res 'aers 6fp DE i'm t-
ten unb ben &erern, Smer3en I'M fcpf SGp1de beS Ge.
itS. gerlRi Der u teltra SersttDpien ne bS nrube,
Raseni9mi6c. nnprbnune BereauungS Sreane, aaes
mesne @nttrdtuns. Spmptpme Der 9Gpta6iu@t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25

bebener tGs elm seunber e unb Elm eeter S5rper he
tbwen t9fen @rcrcerntie 3ur erelfen 81 dIeletef
no d, Cbne teie mrb bic ee e8 Seb9u5 CUR trdurtsen
Nileertabrt. Die Auei1tn hes Heb n& cerfrern lid fo-
lt4un Die sete m;ro ereren @er1wciFuns unb
ldndpltf6cn Betradtunger rag uns bic 6reeen wslbe
Ibhere eenteSsn rerne9ertinb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25
tly'bejl ner WrelTs.

Die riele Gauisnte mete dbrenb ter lesten ,bensetn
SABRE lit oie Qltat rt mn cen unt bic Menge mid.
tiger 3tlden Srsra pnsn melde Or Sobnlto
lbrte renen Die 3tungs Eoppprteure oeIe dnbere
@ricnen bepotnten hnS publttum peberhpIten
Ncien untsrIide rb3 une eno d in Be:ue auf ietren
Gbaratter ais Gore ntdnt in Be5p9 au Gharafte unb e
fpenfaftofe pb xeieenpeu cine tinrethenbe @eUGtrs
letfRr0.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25
Gunae 8 ute,

b!e fid bur bemltGe 9Gfr seidwia bater be fe 70 of
gen fe anndbtItb fpren ieIo TIM SGlafs burd Gpiuto
nen, bte wenn unee.tef sie Gte uum6ett@ MAIDEN unb
R6rper Gen ert6en icten iOprt fie n6tbg,n etts
te tban. Sote @srrnen mlsu beurr e sineten In lie
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-25
Geifta.

Die iGredbt9en 3trtuneen beS qdterS nb ebr III fr&
ten @erlu beS Gebi6tnts, @erwtrrung ter Sbeen, 81
trudtbett Der @etrsfaf b6ie Mbnunoen, Nbnetsuns
ter Gtefellbaft, uGt adj Gtnfdntee, WiRtranen 9eqe
it& iebR. GWl@amteis u. l. NJ. itHD etnse Der ibtmme
5rlee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-19

1tnbe6alt. Onr cir G6eiG Der Got. GfieBt fHr So6n
st. @(air fir GtaatSs unb 9tabtfteIern beS Sa6reS
1862 60.45
SO 64O-9e9innenb fir baiiel6e an Der Gde, se6ilbet
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nprbBftliGeu Geite bon Ofteub ctr. uub nprbmefltd
laufeao an BET norbSfti4eu Seite bon SfeuS StraSe
unsefS6r 155 6uB bis CUR Burgundy 4Gep; bon ba nOrOs
BfIi6 an Der iitbSitIi4e1 Seite BON Burgundy aGeb,
%u1ngefG6r 1854 8uB bis CUR Stcd6plnr @traBe; BON ba
Ii6Btti6 an bet Iitbpet(i6en Geite bon Gtcd6olm ctr.
ungefa6r 1856 6n6 fS 5ur 0tibgelb GtraBe, unb BON ba
Itomefitd an ber upr0peftli4en Seite BON 0libgelb Ctr.
~uugefGGr 264 TuB bis gum anfau9spuntt. Die Ser
6eIierun0en ftnb, SEQ 234, Elm breif6fi8es badlteineraeS
gSoGn6aus unb 5tpeiitSdi9e unb ~einit6dise Sramese6Gabe
unb SGnppen, @taI6inerie &C, @deBt fir bic u0tarpz
lamb @ortable GaS @ouipa0nie" fiji StaatS uub @tabt=
tfeuern br Sabre 1860 unb 1861 1882
SimguffnS WS. Nrice,
cots, Oo-N}p. +. 81 @itp Collector
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gen tpeilt4, norbpefli6 rnb fibtpefIi@.
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$50 WodrttttaSS nnb Sen 1reberi6 IT'S Mlorgens,
Soutta9s aus9euonmeu.
Der 3n9I aa GGicO Gdqs ee6t bon gcItinore
WtcrSenS IN, $40 uuo 9.15, unb Mabmittoqs !. 20 nr3
500, uub bpu @Gicott's UtiQ5 09orsens 10 nnb 100
nab Ne9wittdsa 2.A5 un6 $40.
Sad WaG6ingtou.
a6gang bon Baltimore mad .geafbingtou Wiorgeus $50
8.O5 nnb 1000, uub @a9uittags $50, 500 unb 500;
Sonrtags MIR giorgeus I'M $50 unb sos, un6 Ga9z
mittags I'm 3 lfr. g69ang bon WaT6iugtou Utcr8ehs
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Bug SDn Wni6ingtou unb Baltimore berbinben F9 nit
bem InnapoliSz3uge.
gseseu aG6erer ~au8tunft rn6 SiQete ieber grt peube
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ton pber On bic 2idetzOfFce.
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|~aeasr@6ae8 nsss NI2Gietta, o1ec sa3co.

WIZ @-@-srtsTG~&E
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philadelphia, StetrsYnrt r6fr aaf raenb elmer eueeres Gp,!;.
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tSrbert, tnie bic Rsiia9tsre eritsr EIaff Dtl$e ntstr ais Sac
Geppeltt 39bIen,
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3aht3et erIen4tI, I'm Mtnter gebeist, unb eS mirS bcu gaf9s
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Der g1nset Rslc BOZ Baltimore ra1 GtaciInGt{ Hur spg
Wlal Gnt ber 9anjen GtreGe, sUti9eu Bdgtiul0re pn5 ct,
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atn Der 8Hpn %engefeat, u1 gt1p2nOercr 8u ~eaapfausen pnb
mt tsreua 9ep6te @ettsr 81 b%sSrocrn, Dife$ To auG5 eia
8ortSstl, ben tsine anNfrs SabE ttstet.
GG0rpgeiie 1Qg Baltimore aaa
GzG8 @fanS eserd@ freE.a
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Gen. Gnpt. ber 18rbI. Gcntral5a6u.
CD. g. Opnn8,
@ne. Vra4t@u. Bafiagss=Nqeut. Wob6li
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So Gsiuzs1 bic Gt|aaGRua pou &alsttI, Neg;pEf en. io.stj
se s~5ssrc}bNH8 scr Jpgveyan8er ca te3 Golesraeucn!. Ietti6a
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tnb NAG GyrreG r;ri Eaapfs gup GeseH9tfsn unb beiora!
gintaIRuta8sa ual aSsai Iaaseh b9n gsgteE1 s!er NIB ja
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gnusSibeauabea pgn Q Ibr ggorssssS 4S : Hyr absaNs 40
So 5~feale8ea Hot SIC rkr 53Gcssas en- Scnntag>
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a' !3gr beEcaoeteg3 sst~3ah1SBuG1u1es
@inpanberer unb &feienbe ipIlten Ie6r pprR3tia ieiu
e9e fe lire @iIette faufeu unb ipGtsu bieieIbeu ngr in
benz 8ureaH bes uuter3e@neten ansefteGteu @genteu
taufen,
0ieieniser, tpe&e in Baltimore aufcumeu, herben flo
r9ue GGpieriSfeit StIlettS ftr bieie 9inie SerI6afeu fSnz
men, inbem Der gseut ber nDeutISen @eleuiGaft" Bel
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81 SEGsgslsGgSiarsa&ene&8eH Bat &s4ti2sts@ S&e
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SIC. 81 %tamss6fs, Satt32e
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@ N0rOli9e Central Gilen6o6n
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SoPn in na4fc(8eueer Weie e%rpebirt;
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BARTON ........7.2 80 mlera. G giod5g35
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harrisburg Accommodation. ..........11 80 @orul.
BARTON ...7.lO gorrr.. 40 gr6sabs
Der nR $50 a6enbs ~a6sebenbe g~rpreg;ua miro mn
an f~ot9snSen iabliG bon 6arris6urs ~gelegenen 9unfteu
anFaIten: @oIbbcrou99, DGrf, SanoSer 9unction, gIers
bile.
Der @cfBnB Be6t tGgfi@, aus8euomu,en e~onntaos.
Der &~TpreB3u9 for1uIt tSgtiG, ausgeuoutu1eu gf6utoQ8,
Bafiagiere fttr 3tpiI9entatipuen Iouten. ben 6ayris@Ir7
un6 Barton Acknowledging ae3ateu.
Ypffs nnb GrpreB3H9e fefea seuan liz Ger6jabuu8 u.jt
oec PennlPlbaata Genital &tfenba9u in Sarri86ur8 FGr
9tttS6,Cg, G(eDelQCb, @DtunDu8. @tactns
g;0tts S~noianapoIt8, Sort Da9me, G9icasg
uab aFTea Ptaseu be8 SrpBea 2efens, iotpie su @IntTa
nit Der Ne@ gor. erie @iiea6ogu nap aIea DlGbel i'm
nSrbli9et NIB tpefIi@en Stem gcrf.
Ser etr5i8e Bug, rpel4er oug S5Autag abGe6t, Il. aey
&~TfreB5l8 Inn 8 u6r Is 0}u. Qeenbg.
GGe9en Tabr6iaet3 uub anberer gennuen ua5 terlagts
Den Iusfunit 5etiebe rIan fig all bic 8iIetsOfFce IN bar
9albett station, @de BON @a(pert= inb 6rautlinfir., si
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The New York herald., 1863-07-25

cExTIENAN AND HIS WIFE DESIRE BOARD IN
frn honss where there plenty Of fruit vegetables,
o .hass and sea bathing which liberal price will be
psid Address J. g. j.. Herald once.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
CORPORATION NOTICES:

mo CONTRACTORS -skPARATE sEALHD PROPO-
ss each endowed With the title OF work for which
,hs ND may offered will he ths
Hseiock ef nonaSy. august 1855 tor the
from West Hopstos clarssop street. rcrty spes,
b<wecn and Fonrth Fifty fs1rth street,
tween Eyhvh aud Ninth and i1OSh street, fom
Bjo,unrdske road " Hudson rfver
fcras for the nhs Other nfcspn
ton be obsned application the Contract Chrh
at this Office THOS STEVENS Cropa
A. W. CRAvEn. Board.
0mrs Of the Crvion A9sedacs Bpaid Jon -. Ma
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

THE wINDRRMERE HOUSE GREENWOOD LAKE
Cool inyigorating, baoyans atmosphere; beaatiuS
Through the by Ere Railway foot Of Cham
bers street. via ChOstervile or Warwick.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

gagIE tlga44
.. Nh a s. II ---.Ll 80 So
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

THE RIVERSIDE HOUSE RED BANK MONMOUTH
county. N. j., Tor the reception Of tran
sient and permanent visitors 1t is one hour and han
OF Murray j. d. Beers and RAYI
Delaware Bag Railroad leaving daily, except Sum
- c. q. Il w. A. FRENCH, Proprictors.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

COUNTRY BOARD wANTED--BY A GENTLEMAN
~ and his WIFE either Kings Queens count Long
Island Of access to the Williamsburg ferries;
viii please address T. olce Citizens Fire Insurance.
Company, ls Grand street, Williamsburg. l.. L. stating
terms and other particulars MN
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

~,ouNTRY no RID WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND
two daughters Ia Yonkers in the vicinity Of New
York on the line the Hudson River Railroad Address
stating terms and location box l,O4l Post once.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
COUNTRY BOARD.

.Yv
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

COUNTRY BOARD IN GLEN COVE FEW FAMi1 Alai
Large cool Rooms pleasant shade, piano. &c Price per
week adults S. children and servants ~ Steamer
ADDRESS Mrs a. Saunders Glen Cove. Long Island.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

<xorvrpy poARD-AT FOOT OF l52D STREET.
I ~ Svssha,on Heahts Hudson River Railroad trains
sop a, The door suit Of Rooms and three single ROOMS
,l hs vacant ls Of August Fine view OF the Hudson
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
SUMMER RESORTS.

OATH HOTEL LONG ISLAND SIX MILES FROM
ID Brooklyn the shore is for the recep-
tion of boarders accessible
y cars thence by stage to the hotel six tin eD
day Orders baggage left % Barclay street. wil
he promptly attended to- GEO. SHIELDS.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

TTALF WAY HOUSE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HALF
Ill way between Ca skill and the Mountain House,
open for the reception OF Board 81 per week.
DAVID BLOOM, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

nOUNrRY BOARD wANTED-IN A FARMERS FAM
~ ly, for a gent enen wife, two children and nurse
Must be pleasantly located and near salt water oahing
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

OE7 CERTIFICATES SHAVING HAD ONE TOOTH
LOO extracted without pain BY DR. =. JAY yILLERs
1855 Grand street two tocks from Broadway,
insert this rcsomnNndatlon TO suffering from
uhse,- n. A b"hswrs No IN Allen street
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

eR00 REWARD -FQrR HUNDRED DOLLARS
~ -, y pe psa oy the srserbefs to auv person Who
person er peSons wbo and tie nj of the ixh
inst from nseeeames CAedonia stranded meas PrAyince
own Cepe Coi one srxe ll,nch mAnill sabl~. l60
IA.noms ionf An an s1atonAl reward Of hundred
dollars " ~ pAM for niorwatior shat vii lead 70 the de
ectton OF e rersn persons ct ana sse from the
inch MANILA hawser " s ~ ~
The ssse sseis Of wusuai sise 10 doubsfu 60
other OF similar are can ye found country ~
The weasel which csrra away arse csSe was an old
fashioned, equarr stern schooner about 70 tons Win
low counter bad ono jib only, snd large yawI boat
MCPHERSON \ co, Eoston. or
RosrcE, july u, 1855. -
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 25 1868. 9lo799
BoARDING AND LoDcINo.

A THE FRANKFORT HOUSE, ONE BLOCK EAST on
the City Hall corner of Frankfort and william streets
2bQ neatly furnished light airy Rooms room 70 one per
night
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

NATIONAL HOTEL LONG BRANCH. N j., 1s OPEN
for the season Those good Rooms and choice
Table can the National Apply at Madison
Square Hotel D. 7. PETERS. Proprietor.
Wanted steward, to take charge Of hotel. Apply on
Monday between II O'Clock At Madison Square HOTEL
Twenty first street and Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

COUNTRY BOARD--A FEW FAMlLiESS a. @aI pan pc A.
commodated with enable boara ANU nu,S @ con
the Mattewan Hous. Mddetown Point, Monmoun eouh w
n j. Fine drive. good fishing. 6c Steamers Ahs
- - ~ ~ ' D. CRAIG, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

(yoUNTRY BOARD-A PRIVATE FAMILY NEAR TAR
~ rytown. have two three nice Rooms disensagea
ty OF land shade. fruits vegetables milk &c No othef'
boarders Address box 81 Tarrytown Post olce.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

COJJNTRY BOARD-A CARD-OEE LARGE on W.
small families may procure first class
at the villa OF j. r. d. Laner. ESQ, Clifton, s. l. fres"
milk and vegetables; one hour from city.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

ryoUNTRY BOARD CAN BIB HAD IN PEEKsKfLLI
IN a private family; pleasant location; can accommo-
date lve or siI family preferred Address s A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

OoUNTRY BOARD.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WiFEs
" unexpectedy obliged to vacate recommend their
present Boarding place with an agreeable private S
minutes depot and one hour ride from the
city Terms reasonable Address box 1882 New York