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Sprrtal Notices.
WynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent lnsidous aud dangerous The
properties OF medicine 10 alleviate cure and uprooi
these complaints must he eXpectoTant anodyne and
lnNgOraung' loosening the mucus Of the throat and
mParung tone to the entire system. No discoTeryln
medical science ever mastered this class Of disc
Ike Dr. WynSOop's Iceland Pect1ial Itis used Win
he most astonishing resu ia all cases Of bronchts
lnnnenAa whooPing cough, dphera or putrid sore
nroat asthma Group coughs, colds nervous irrita-
The Rev j. }. Potter certifes that 81 have used pr
Wynkoops Pectoral for several years myself and in
my hmfy, for severe pulmonary complaints, and
have reoommendedl 10 many others and have never
seen its equal" Rev ID. Potter, BROOKLYN n r.
Hundreds and thousands OF important iestInopi.
ais could he produced showing It's remarkable cures
and that Il never fails
Il Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of Oh.
cad Peruvian Balsam, Eecampane, onirey Bur.
dock and other invaluable eXpeatsrsnl and tonIc in-
Rredleuts; ltls harmless, prompt and lasting. In
yads and sufferers eanuot afford 20 neglect a trial
every Rmily should have IT, lt is remarkable Tor
troup. Fun descriptions recommendation ami di
reouons accompany each bottle.
dr0gglsts. '. -
Prepared by Dr. R. d wynkoop, and sold by d.
nAihes Oo'' new iork' se23diy
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Aost

| OST-On or about the 2sth or Goth OF August,
IL 1868, package Of note books, containing sundry
notes, payable to the order OF J. G. Cain PAYMENT
IS hereby stopped on the above notes liberal re
ward viii be given to the hnder by leaving the same at
J. O. Gains 800 Third street, Dayton. se7dte
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11aairts.

GITUATION WANTED-A young man from
- the East, who can speak English and German and
has had some experience IN the dry goods trade would
be glad TO obtain situation in some house
IN ths city. Good references can be given. Address
"T. W." through the Postofhce oclBdlwp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22

On the Street The new Steam Fire
Engine was out to-day, for the purpose of
drilling the horses to their work of drawing
the machine
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exemptions

IMPORTANT N0TTCE-I will, until after the d. an
takes place in this District assist IN procuring or
persons entitled thereto, the exemptions provided ur
in the second section OF the act "for enrolling ard
calling out the national forces and other purpose
known generally as the Conscrpt Law
NJ. p NOLAN,
autgd&w-t Attorney at Law
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Glotbrs=borse.
SOMETHING W0RTHHlYlXG-

TT ia well.made, three fold Clothes horse with ~
adjustable pm bar for hanging dresses on. ii is
very convenient and the only Clothes horse that has
agood nace for dresses, besides all the space that
other horses have. They are manufactured and sold
at No. XII First street ~ ~
selodzw J. II. BALsLEY
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RRmaro.

$500 90 REV ARD
1T has been reported that at the late election sold
l. my vote. Now viii give any Of those persons
who can prove what they haze circulated. the above
reward. The money is deposited with Johu II. Stop.
peman, for that purpose. will also give ten dollars
90 the person who will give the name of the party
who fist started the report.
oc22dlw CELEsTINE soHWIND.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22

Held to Bail.-The examination of the
person charged with stabbing and killing a
German, out on the Wolf Creek Pike, last
Saturday evening, was concluded before the
Mayor to-day. The accused was liberated on
procuring bail in the sum of $500, for his
appearance at the next term of court.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22

Collapsed. - Vanity Fair has come to
grief. 1t died from the effect of "nigger Oh
the brain"
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BINDERY
b. w. MEXER
Son9ster.
Vallandigham Songster.

1usT PUBLISHED - THE VALLARDIGHAM
u SONG BOOK, containing songs for the times.
Prcs-tsn csntsi large discount BY the quantity.
J. WALTERs4 o., publishers,
Columbus, Ohio.
RS-For sale at the EMPIRE OFFICE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-22

Coal-Zanesyille coal was selling at fifty
cents per bushel in Cincinnati yesterday.
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Strapen.
STRAY cow.

GTRAYED from my residence near the Union De-
y pot on last Thursday morning, Young cow; has
red sides, white back and short horns. Any person
VINO VIII return her to shall be literally rewarded
oclpdJ THOMAS MALONEY.
A BRIGHT BAY MARE, about fifteen hands hi Oh
IA whlte right hind foot and white spot on her
shoulder, strayed from the subscriber on the 7th at
beavertown. liberal reward will be given for her II
zen at Ungers Walnut House, Wayne str set, Dayton
OclJdIws EDWARD DERRY
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Business Dirertorp.
OHIO STATE GAZETTEER
AND
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

FOR 1863 AND 1861,
CONTAINING names Of business men throughout
~ the State o Ohio, and complete shipping direc
tons 70 every town. city and village in the state OF
OHIO. Subs criptlOR price 81 50. Advertisements
taken at low rates. Address Hswes a Redfed lndl-
annapolis, or e. MendinhRll, Cincinnati. oc2sd2w
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NXTM. WALKER takes pleasure in informing his
w numerous friends and customers that he has
employed the OF W. q. O.ALLEN, late cutter at
W. G BREENE'S. Mr.. Aliens ability as tailor is
well established in this community
will Keep constantly on hand choice selection OF
Cloths Cassmeres and Nestnss, together with good
selection Of gents furnishing goods all OF which will
sell at the lowest possible figures.
W. WALKER,
ocl0 sOl Third street
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Aeatber Store.
NEW LEATHER STORE.
ADAM IVnINn umNru
ADAM WEINGAhTNER,
.. 4

" EEP5 constantly on hand all kinds Of Leather
~ SUCH as solei upper kipi calfskm, and morocco
Also harness and bride lea herr shoe skirtng shoe
findings, &c,
pa the highest price in cash paid for Hides and
Leather in tho rough auisd3m
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l9ensions.
JUsTUs L. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR,CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.,
19ensions.
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIEs, PENSIONS,

ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNTIES, PENSIONS,
And all other Claims before the Executive pepart
ments and in the Court Of Claims
Refers to: Hons. II. M Rice; NJ g. Latham, NJ g
Wilkinson, United States Senators; j. Black; E NJ
Stanton Secretary of War; William Kellogg Srbuvia,
ColhH, 4. u, Fouke, Members of Congress-; COLONEL
q, W. EWING OF lndlana, and others.
The undersigned desires to inform Darsons bavino
demands against the Government OF the United sates
that he Is prepared TO prosecute their CLAIMS with
promptness and on reasonable terms His practical
knowledge OF all the de tails Of the military saryce nj
the United States gives him great faclties for the
spee1y hdJustmen' and collection Of every description
of military clalms.
PENSIONS
All persons who entered the military seryice after
March 1851, and are disabled by wounds or disease
are entitled to pensions
Widows of soldiers who are He'd or die ba6, a or
after Their discourage, from wounds received or dis
ease contract while in service, arc entitled TO pen.
sions. " P''-
II no widow, then the children, under sixteen years
OF age, are entitled to pensions '
If no widow children then the mother II rboIl
0rln part dependent on decensed for support
~ no mother then the sisters Of deceased upder
sixteen years of age, If wholly or In pars depenJ.nt
on deceased for support.
ROUNTlES
Bounty. ~ W
All wh) are discharged, by reason of wounds re.
celVed In battle, are entitled to bounty
Bounues and arrears nf pay due deceased soldiers
e palI az follows; first, to his widow; second il no
II he died unmarried: first, 10 father; second If no
ather 70 mother third, II no father nor mother then
70 ms nrothers and sisters Arrears Of pay goes 10
JOHN H. sToPPELMAs ESQ. payton. %'SahGaI NanigaI,
cry county, Ohio, my authorized associate Annii
cations prepared and for arded by him will receive
promnt attention. o,Isdtf
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Grand Lodge of Masons.-The G

Grand Lodge Of MasOns.-The Grand
Lodge of the Masonic Order, are in session
at Columbus. They have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year Grand
Master, Thomas Sparrow Deputy Grand
Master, Howard Mathews; Senior Grand
Warden, Octavus Walters; Junior Grand
Warden, Thoa. Laish Grand Secretary, John
d. Caldwell; Grand Treasurer, L. Phillips.
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swindled AN unsophisticated individual
from the country was taken in yesterday by
couple Of smooth.faced confidence men,
They bad leather arrangement in which was
fastened two pieces of silver coin. They ap-
peared strangers to each other, and the strap
was so exposed as to allow one of them to
remove one of the coins, apparently without
the knowledge Of the other, but witnessed by
the individual whom they proposed to victimize.
Having seen the coin taken out, Of course he
was prepared to bet heavy that it was not
there. On the knowledge of his eye-sight,
the countryman staked his rreenbacks, and
as matter OF course lost He acknewledg-
ed himselfthe victim of misplaced confidence,
and moved off from the company of the
sharpers, wiser, il not better man.
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Aotlces.
NOTICE.

FINHE subscribers to Mad,lver Draft Relief Associa
i ton will meet at the Court House, on Friday Esd
Instant, Rt three O'Clock.
oc2ld3awI JAMES KELLY, Secretary.
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eTaEer ga EscgETTg DIv7sfaN.

SEiAEGM q FiCA Ert5 d tstuN'
4 gentleman, in whose every word reliance
may be placed and who witnessed the des-
perate struggle he describes. iarors Us with
the following account:
II is due to Gen. Pickett and his division
that the county should Know and properly
APPRECIATE the service rendered by them IN the
terrible action I'll the III ot July.
The day preceding, the division had made
lonr and tJiisome march. At 3 u clock vi the
81. Ihcv u.uvei forward 10 the HELD pi battle,
and were in position very early on the MORN
lu. vi that cvcuttuI day. Daring crnsIderh-
his. norton If tho forenoon, the division were
eym,.e,i 10 the burning rays vi Il july sun ana
ti,r terrible :hcinnc lrom the cnemy'S bate
rics. Thus. very uiucii exhausted hy Tue III
tense heat, AID seriously crippled by the enc
mys fire. about , 'clJc; they were ordered {"
Charge thc l,ri-ltS. An cyc witness tc>tlues
Tia. they formed into line u battle rs c0"ty
ami deliberately ~ if ior!nln. Tor dress pa
r;..lc. Headed hy their gallant officers, Tie
column being led Dy uen. Pickett himself thcy
moved forward ~ the cnargc across Il pam
some jUu yards in wlutn. subjected ~ the action
81 Guns shocking lIEel hurricane III death Ill
over tic field.
The noble ami gallant Pickett, commanding,
then pressed up To- the ugIy rrilhiurts nj the
enemy IL j. believed tuat Il more gallant
ana heroic ciiiirc w.ls never made OH tilo con-
I!ncIt. Plrkei.s division h:iS been Ill TIE
hardest lighting vi this i'lOpdy war. Inc Ill
VISION nave borne themselves well anu noDiy.
always and everywhere. Dul the crIwninS
glory uf Those patriot heroes was achieved III
the assault upon Iii. Iruu-ciId crest III Hcttys-
burr. Tine LIST ii c;i>uaI;ic' tr!rS, IN terms II
trucr ciolucncc. the bravery a!H' patriotism ct
chat blUud-stuiucd and sc.r-uonVr"d uIr!siun,
than can any lisure- t.! rhetoric or poetry
EVER Brig.t,.icr He'll anna idny catalogue ut
Colonel, AID other U!hccrs. The dI'isl"n "cnt
IN from i've To six thousand -trunS. Three
DAYS alter the battle but fifteen hundred re-
ported tVr duty. y ell done, nobl': hcrJ:s, OIL
licers AID men your country Will cherish tic
memory ol your deeds and suitcrinSs Wit.l il
gratitude aui affection which time can never
OD!itcrate Nluor-Genefar Pickett has well
earned. and VIII no doubt receive the need vi
n!s cuIntry's praIar. ithout meaning to dis
parage any other officer .: division, IL l., Indeed,
! ni.n honor 10 have belonged To Pickett : Iii
vision and To have fought under that gallant
commander. i. L.
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THE RECOGNITION QUESTION.


Only one thing can plainly be made out, in
the late discussion provoked by Mr.. Roebuek
in the British Parliament: and that one thing
is that the Emperor of the French is still de-
sirous to recognize the Confederacy: but is
still waiting for the concurrence of England
which still holds him back. There is also
question of veracity between the Emperor and
the British ministry which the latter seems
trying to get out of by confusing, in most
equivocating manner the two proposals to mcdi-
ate and to recognize. These are two very diff
ferent affairs.
The whole world knows that the Emperor
did, six or seven months ago, propose to Eng
land to join him, and other powers, in q joint
mediation, to suggest an armistice and con-
ference; and that England refused Now, we
have Mr.. Roebuck's report of the Emperor s
own words, when he was told that rumor was
circulating in England to the effect that he
had changed his mind, and was less favorable
to the Copfederacy than before. He said:
'.As soon as learned that that ruu.or was
circulating IN EnSiaIu, gave lusl1 uetiois W
my Ambassador to deny the truth oft. Nay,
more, ! instructed him t" say that my feelings
was not, indeed, exactly the same asst was, be-
eogniziag the South. told him also to lay be,
fore the British Government my understanding
and my wishes on this question, and to- ask
still again whether they would be willing to
Join me in that recognition"
Sir George Gray thereupon denies "Mat an,
such communication had been receired." One
or the other lies; we have vehement suspi
cion as to which of the two.
1t is also very clear, that the British Govern
ment did, up to the date of Mr. Roebuck''
motion persist resolutely in its position of pre-
tended neutrality" and in decliningto recog
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CANNING GRoUsu, !
SEAR WILLIAMSBURG, Nd,
July Is, 1868.

July 10, lcOo.
After closing my letter on yesterday ! rode
towards the front. in the direction Of, and for
the purpose of reaching IIagerstown, but be-
fore going far learned that our forces had quit
the town, and that the encmy's cavalry had
nossession of it: Of course, therefore, did
not get to town. went, however, as far as
our brcastworks. on the pike leading from
Williamsport. Whilst riding along passed
General j. f. B. Stuart and staff, who were
| then proceeding down the road to General
Lees headquarters. The General was in fine
spirits and seemingly good health, notwi'h-
standing the arduous campaign through which
he has passed.
After remaining a short while at the breast
works l returned to General Ewclfs head
quarters, but failed to find him in. lie be-
ing at the time, ont on his lines. Our army
is in line Of battle, and has now been for
three days past, but the enemy seems indis,
posed to attack us, and think it quite doubt
| tul if we have general engagement here
Ny own impression is that we shall have no
more general battle on this side Of the river :
but of course this is only conjecture.
Yesterday passed off without any decided re-
suits or any serious engagements. There was
some artillery firing on the left, between Ew-
ellis men and the enemy and some picket
| firing in frlnt of Longstrect, but 1t amounted
to little or nothing. The lines Of battle are a
| mile and Il half apart, and there seems to be
no probability of the enemy moving up to at
| tack us. Our position stretches around Will
| Transport and on towards lIagerstown.
am gratifed to learn that our wounded,
which were left behind, TO the number, proba-
bly,, of about four thousand. have been re-
moved to Carlisle College, and are Icing kind
| ly attended to and cared for Ivy DR.. n. W.
Smith, of Baltimore. rs Surgeon in-Chcr.
| The weather has been most iutocrahly hot
for several days past but OIL yesterday even
ing we had a heavy shower of rain. which
would doubtless. postpone active operations,
if for other. reasons the enemy were willing
and prepared TO assume the offensive.
The Potomac is again f6rdahlc, and in addi-
| ton, we are about to make another bridge mt
Falling Waters. 1t is to be hoped that this
will not be suffered to be destroyed as the
other was.
Gen. Ivcrson. of North Carolina, command
ing brigade from North Carolina. is provost
marshal at WilliAmsport and is discharging
his duties, believe, quite acceptably.
The people hereabouts, who have been ia
king our money for their salcable and I'M
pressed property. are rapidly dispensing of it
for tobacco at large figures, which the suffers,
under the pretensc Of buying for tho army,
sell to these people.
Washington county, where the army is now
encamped, is largely Union, with strong in
fusion Of abolition. 1t is q comparatively
fertile spot, and seems to have been we'll
cared for, and in fine state of cultivation
But everythingis being rapidly appropriated
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THE TREASURY COTTON LOAN

The bids for the cotton interest bonds Of
the. treasury six per cent loan were opened
on Monday, the Goth instant. No bids un-
der fifty per cent. were considered. The Of
fers accepted ranged at premiums varying
from fifty to one hundred per cent. The high.
est premium offered was one hundred per cent.
1t is understood that another call for bids for
$4,000, 600 is to DO issued Immediately.
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IS rI'HE ARMY md NAVY MESSENGER,'
pahIi-hrti bv 'hc
EVANG ELfCAl. TRACT sOCIETH,


The Representative NJ nil D=nuntirG;inp-
IA furnished to Private Soldiers aud Sailors guardianship
Tn. Messenger hn- ready nad rruS. access 10 soldiers
Of ALL discriminating and "a .OIIcT- 81 No Lrncinn6.
,ion an lneet- With um!v-r-al wcc"nr ~ every camp
Il has been recommended by General Lei and by many
other eminent officers have contributed ~ sap
port IL il prcen'm"ni!y The soldier. aud Sa.ors paper
sr.cialiy ..-t.G-C n rT"st ans! profit :heIa.
To meet he Incrra- ne demand for Il. from OF: armies
East. wc-, and South, much lager e'!on 'haa has
been Heretofore issued is required Bu; tn" expense is
great Donations collected from all DISPOSED!
sustain his enterprise, and have &: heart Tie moral
AM, religious weI!.r. Uf cur defenders.
Address REV. a. ". MILLER Cor. S-c'y
EraUc. Trac; Society Petersburg, Va"
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Comprising o"oHt
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES,

SHUES, xr.
Comprising about
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES.
Sov in ,or and ju., received from Nassau per steamers
An,,r,,. En,A-,. Br.tsnia and Fla hu4 Annie, and
consisting III par vi ,,.,, ,,.
~ Sc.w ;tDr's MIDI and DARK Ito
/. kNrr. H...ck IA Gay, al Pat E. do
20 pl,c. and White I'D Checked Giusbanls
=: kn..:., - h Long Coths
j. Cark's sud Z Jates black aud white Spool
=. .x:rA pIacs English Grapes
{: i've III ~ DtLA'aes
~ pieces M"halr UrbLres
- iiuc M-ts."'i iwis
y, ,uprrt IF .mdrXirl Back Alpaca
~ me sh Lin lis
81 !.ucy CUevSrd CassLleErs
ID -N.:a Lcav. LiurL D:!t IS
80 lirr.aam Cotton HGk:s
- b.acA allan ~, lbs
al deem g-4is' AID lies Linen Cambria Ndk's
- laii.,' wEii" =" tvn Hose
ia puuI.Gs En:sh shoe Thread
90 ra,rnt THre,d assorted
- pUcks .esi AT"T!cLII Rms
uJn -, IT, Agate BIT: "n-
Iup! co.d 10
.a,r; black white Sgspend"r 10
"a r. !i.a,k EuI.h-H.n"s
d sc. Er-nra eI.a:.Ir-
Iusl Drr--rS IA H:rrsc Ro5's
fr uIrd uIru.lincs
Fancy Il ID Mo. rm.ms Orsaniie,
PIE I'D ion kIObJ's
Gray al Fan .mUo.cn SHIRTS
seal >iks. Co1es
o. DTU>""',
Groceries and Drugs.
70 barrel. Erg s CE. shed Sugar
~ Ep,u!h salts
"a Ai;JEo!
y; i. -rjohms IL l'aa Gin
IL. cisrs tnc On paeir Bfandias
IL Gro Id Pepper
81 Sweet q |, pat extra fine
10; bags choice OLA LaSuaS III Coffee
20 casI- London Ale and Potter
10 kegs Bicarb. soda
l. Coprrras
6.cas!;s Sod A-h
=. Lnae, Cr=Iic soap
- cases line assorted do
II sro,s brown Wi,dsOr do
, 90 NO uoA-s Na on's BlaGknE r.., 49, -
/; 1,sUU PJ-ndsjtsxtract Logwosd $1,000:
Hardware and Stationery.
10000 English Percussion Caps --.-
20 'i"z:n pair hnc Scissors
10 Pocket Knives
- LUxe. /. L. Tin
80 Note and Letter Paper
lG6 Dcri u Double F a;'csp Paper
,,DJ Il, nr Lraa Pencils
30 VI Buff and White Envelopes
10 i,p crs \ cher BoijIng L!''ts. No. $40 10
liOtczrn p!tyin IDS
~ t Riding adI e.
Hated KNIVES orhs Spoons. &c
Hats AMI shoes.
IA vx;r. pr..b Felt Hats
;sr4 pa. La'irs In :!ar.e Bon:s
!.6 Mor. 10
Mr = Call u -, Boots
Ladies Kid amG Morocco Ba!mo!a'i
~. les Congress iiaer.
Ckl ,rr:is ID Md Bon!' &c. 81.
Tie sal. ~ Il! commerce promptly at. O'Clock. nu- TO
tic will be given q. ;hr ortc in which III Goods will BE-
Offered. hENT, pAlNE CO,
july 2t-idS A-c''herr'
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by Elicit, Bell 81 Co., AucCs.
TOMORROW (TUESDAi,l 2lST JULY.

LurGr md Attractive suction Snlr or Dry
Goods, :,hur-, En-ii>h Letter aud Cap
Paper, Sc NC.
- iuyu the attention Il .c..c - nIr irs" al" ~
W MrlrIaui!isr 20 ish" T. re- o. uDRkON, lIIt'S
DAY lis jay W. shah add
\ large lot Of Couir,cI:I,r r.tI ~ Cloths.
DARK liIIr IL
- Men VI iutG Linen Shirt.
- M-r -
! ease Chochcd ScOtri. i;ncGa.
= bales ErSai;. -tr!,-,
.Irumhs Misses aud Ladies' Morocco TIES and
Gait r.
10 dcz Mcu rel: Hats,
We s!!:.I as oGrr ~ H. p'c.Grn-
10 keans Superior rns Letter ra-cr ju-, imported.
Tn" sale will co!luirrcc q, " clock
HLLErT, BEL l. & CO,
july20-ds. fearl Street
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTICE.

'I,HE Telegraph Companies have determined 70 s9ord
10 all di, ablcd discharged solders. and YOUTHS pro
perly recommended who may te.:r- It, the oppor any
TO acquain; themselves with the alt o. Te-srpnnS VIZ
view 10 give them PORTIONS AZ OperaioTs upon tHe
Lne. as occasion may require their serE!ces.
For this purpose sAsrs n- Ernaents vii be PET up
offices convenient 10 the applicant, and mtuuc-oa
viii be .urniahsd without charge.
Forfur.hsr particulars apply TO Mr. George W. R:dy'
Division Sup stntendsnt or 20 Rysen At RehTsno ~
JHy7-dH J,8,OOWELL go S'p"