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MR.. J. IT. vOsBuRG's LETTER.

MrpnirowS. Md June 20, 1903,
Rxcprios HArvLAsp--uyscr on r,y noo,s
In Maryland soldiers feel that their feet
thor native heath and tho smiling acss kind words
and moro material comforts which have been freely
iavishcd upon them have elevated their spirits to tho
highest key of martial enthusiasm They VIII nght ro
riousy here. " that lhers be no doubt In vng,nn
they somewhat for they cxpeced
70 win battle thsre but n Maryland thcy feel conn
aent Of
from Edwards Ferry, through Poolssvne and Je6ss~a
70 Mdditovn, delightful mo M,ddicsowa valley 10
ons OF ,hs nnesi the world for Agricultural purposes
while the scenery unsurpassed beauty Tho land
pears To be In tho highest state of cultivation nd the
wheatncids arc A. thriving m onS could usah Tho
farmers OF this region principally Dutch Of Tho old
Tim cpnmxAsp vArLsv Avn wArw
There extensive prospects of usnscenient lovei,
nss. In this valley looking toward. sou,h houna.n ard
Point Of Rocks and iarpess Ferry With sa interval "f
neld and fosrst. presenting landrcapc more dsfhuu,
than any painters dream
10 place of abost thousand inhabitants. s,,ah,ed
tho centre ~ th. npc vslcy Not rartenarly at
activo. externally win long bc remembered by h"so
OF army who had opportunity 10 learo something
ton Il s"n. bali ao,.n fami,e" The re,aea,. sre ,h
oughiy loyal and their sentiments are BY % nc"ns %
the passive kind.
Through tho whole valley. n,iccd. our soldiers wefs
greeted with sympathlzng looks and words aod every
EFFORT made u contribute Ia their comfort Tho
wounded from tho battle ~ sonib Maurisin 'ast ycar
brought n Ndd~town where tho ladies' ationd~d
them rnat ns~dnonslv and tsnderly ane rchsl csysiy
nassed through tho thes ard from Trsdo
rick Saturday SUNDAY ard Monday si but ihsir .sy
10 tho village was 80 short that 'ler did very hoie
damage They threatened to burn the town aceoaus
Of It's known rnnnam.
This morning General Ii0~ard, With several of b ~
staff attended service NJ the Lutheran chufeh and hsrd
m aps dscours1from tho Rsy hr strobel late % New
York
nryomEs
We shall always retain ~ Midiet0wn and many soI
dicr aay ~ Kind word heard here
II viii ring NJ my car ui dts~tnl die.
toafrN
IN. division of General Stoinwehr IN. been occnyirg
tho BooBsboro Gap -four miss hs plare. The ~.
habitann of B~on-boro ard vicinity tell many wasfal
stories of their treatment bv the rebels. One rts 81
der drcsssd In tho uniform ~ tho nn sta,on0d
himself poonsboro Gap ant robhsd every eiiig y
who rassed. ~ them of considerable smonrs. Az
ths good horses VA tho neghborkood were sse, Aid
much damage Was done
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tctuuFAt fsss Say ~ ip9s
Caps Rossv,s, q rhlsAsphA. ono 80 o>ssarss s~as
Get,ysss,s and pArosl, he's arrived h~rs.
Ne reyor ,hs, ys~,-~asy bsyosd yors courier from
csnssai x~sas 70 osossA Cooch s.oyp~s a. houss V
have hs hwse fed
rbs women ths booss bso&me ss~rDea and bls~
born oses tss Ssshboss, wbea The oosri-, fs.slsg
lns, lhs soss voaa reach sha r~b~ls rssiss~i them
lssy "a DOT sssist
Atthn posp~as M ovnss - Ne bpas@ ~rir~s, sn1
taxing NE eSarss f~ rsosi ifsv ps,oI snd sgs his
rhs eoas as-psseb~s vsss syss~gs~ssiy sat 70 nal
itanoss, ray fssl.hiT, ss,~ld sf v Hssrssarx.
sAgla.a b~sn s.ys thss nsme<<s u p~syas n Yea
srs Adams osaat~s scssss svssy poso. ss~~sssas y
NJ rstss. yosiias ., u lssm tha prsp~ry v rssa
eairss. ant = u~ sovssnnent, ssa shs-ns tssm th~
fosis
fsssy ss- oos4tssss sstlsgy asins b~sst y-stsv
tag afsFeo0a al ~ nlssi 10 iss dis~s1a q Der~.
e ,st asles rasibss.i a yoys.
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THE BATTLE OF FRIDAY.
~~>-~>>-~--~--~~~-~~~~~
The Rebeh Driven Issr Ales % Tie Nssth
and wes-TAs JnSss Trssps Tsnsvhg
TAss-TAs vIstssy UnAssbselly ews.


RiinuoAE, July ., 1863
rsws from Ne front up 70 noon to-day 10 Of
the NOT favorable character, and great hopes
are entertained ct hssdquarters that ths rebels
have succumbed.
BALrrHoss, July SO r. N.
Aspecisl messenger from General Meade 10
General schsnck brings news from Gettysburg
up 70 ore O'Clock this afternoon.
General Meade lad then driven the rebels
four miles north and west from their position Of
yessssdsy, and vas still following
We have taken one thousand Ave hundred
prisoners, who are on their way TO this city
THE VICTORY IS UNDOUBTEDLY OURS
REPORTS PROM THE BATTLE rrFJD.
HAvo,s, July s-ipH
Az Ten o'ssoss Ms novnlnx our f~oss sysosd ssos,
svs ,hoosssi vsbss ~ko savssssx % the sss 81 dag
break far sts psrs.s u p'nasss our dead.
ne 'sess Aasssy rsssesssd. ne ssb, nus fS sss
b~ss ne me-, ssvriss Il ,hs vs
ne sss 90 ssah sa.s vss bes,y. cens,si s,ss-
vss .csss~a severely. Hs rsh, lss -ss s@pstatsa,
sss hs . DONG -sn,
s~ysfs,s s.sss rss~.
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CAsfsus, Pa July D, 1888.
AM. nov qust here, Tts enemy ere rerortsd W -
fal,ns bsea 70 sat Mount Holly, sir miles soatb a
bs,. Al my rate TOE enemy a. tns point stated s
ing IN sons drsetIon.
chsmAsssbarr 10 soi bsrnsd culy hs esndns b
lonsins ssa sdls<su, 70 the rsllrosd are ss-irvysd
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reserve artillery posted eminences ~ different points
In the hed. and these. with our guns on Cemetery hi
thundsred Tremendously Rebel batteries were also AZ
work In every direction. and ~ lines form nearly
circle shells from Tho rebel batteries both nanks
exploded the centre of position continually and
made IL a hot place.
But as usual tho fighting al close quarters and tho
muskssry nre infinitely tho most destructive and
this continued along our left four About
n. one Of those magnificent charges Of Infantry, 20
much favored In tho rebcl tactics made
BY the divisions Of hcIAws and Anderson. TINS
advance was made by about nftscn thousand men,
formed in column Of divisions, and directed against
our extreme left Both columns after they had almost
Uaspsd tho victory repulsed by the vsh corps.
After this terrible nght eft, and while all
glad enough that the day WAS over, sharp muske,ry
Are suddeuy broke out right. point that had
been held by tho Twelfth corps but tho greater part Of
tho Twelfth had been withdrawn, and the place held
only BY General Green's brigade, which almost aone
repused the night attack.
Every one Is exhausted, and there ID great misery for
want Of water.
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CONFIRMATION OF THE NEWS VIA HAR-
RISBURG.

HARREsrRo July 3-hdnight
The arsa, struggle At Gettysburg us renewed ,Ass
morsng by attach delivered BY the enemy upon Gen
era Mcadss lines about eight o'clock Al nine O'CLOCK
vas reported that the ~ htns had csassd This even
ing however about eight O'Clock Governor Curtin re-
ceved despatch from cAstsr stating that persons
who had arrived there from hccails Perry. Peach Bot
tom and safe Harbor report continuous cannorade audi
bio at all these points UP TO O'Clock this Afternoon
Tho last sound proceeded from Tho direction
of Geti ysburg.
There great anxiety 70 learn tho news here and no
anxious than Gov. Curtin
man who left Gettysburg, under pass from Con.
Fwe yesterday morning about eight o'clock, reports
the enemy then possession Of that towH 10 largo oroe
On tho way toHarsburg, be met large column q rebel
cavalry and artillery, numbering several thousands
They on Tho march towards Gettysburg.
though we are totally without ~ 70 tho result %
the struggle to-day very ttlc doubt snsers'nsd ha
tho result In favorable 10 the Union.
ISwdersand af General Couch Has poatsss efosHaf,on
10 Aaf eject.
All IL quiet IN the vicinity Of Carlals Small bands
Of rebel cavalry are reported stn hovsrng not far
from the Surqoshaana, and picking up what plum
they The telegraph line 70 baltimore over the
Northern Central Railroad being rsoonssrucssd to-day
from both ends os the line. when Nils doas We may
have and bstssS Intelligence.
Two soldiers from eusqushanns county were kisd in
Camp Curtin ths aftsrneon BY lightning.
Chambsysburg Vas evacuated BY tho rsssls % Thus
day morning, shsy going towards Gettsyburg.
Imbodsns force evacuated this morning. and wore ss
tackled by Colonel Pierce aaA forywo prisoners cap
tuYed. -
u stated that ths mouAtaiDs n the districts from
which the rsbsl army has rsrsatsd Oiled with desert.
srs waiting an opportunity 70 rssch our lines.
reported that General sicklss wounded In tbs
battle today.
CAambersburs.
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July 2-ksdnsbt +
For seven hours without ossssion tho army u the
Potomac has been uied by The ars II has ssssrsd srr
bly, but has beaten the enemy In tho hardest ngh, has
yet seen
General Meade, once fully of the snemys where
aboats, determined 70 take his time and mass his
forces properly before lighting The great battle and
thai view did not assume offensive attitude bot mere
" occupied position and watched the enemy. nsan
vhh corps by corps forces sp sn,ll by nosn
today -e had % The nsid The whole force with ~hch ~s
fought this battle.
Bot The enemy had obsw IDEAS the time when The
battle should take place. and this Afternoon soms er,sn
sve movements towards our Isft vsre dIscsveyed ana
General seses vas ordered 10 advances hs whole covvs
and vs Engaged frcm three tni nvs ~ ~ ssd S~hsvsa
admirably ncvsh srivsn back sbcs u vas rallied ~
The General IN person, and weut again giving asd v
csivipg very heavy are
soop after nvs O'Clock the y9,h corp. vest no sesv,
the left cf The rhsd corps. A iAs, time, a fov
three hours previously, the eAaaoaAxns vss ,sSx A>.v
Bssdss The guns IN hssrss regularly asSAehs !. Am,
%, osr, 90 AsA % ~ AsA nsay Asssssss 4 -.
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The Rebels Driven Back Four
Miles and the Union Troops
Following Them,
SbAs Ac. 10.
the BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.


ovyICEAL DRsPAToaEs TRen GEN. RlDE.
wAsm0rox, July 3, 1858.
~ oneiG despatch was received this afternoon from
nAss General Nssds dated nsAdquartsn, Army Of the
Psssaac, eleven O'Clock p. u, July 2, which says
'ns sssmy attached absus fosr o'elsek ths afssr
sOa s.d, asss oas a che ssvssss contests shs waz
vss rspulssd as Ill psinsa
'ws have suSrsd considerably in killed end xossssd.
Anoag As former Brsad,sr Generals Paal and zook
- snsas Tho wounded. Gssssls sekss, BARLOW, ora-
- - Wares silEAay.
aWs have takss l8gs number prisossss."
SECOND pEsrArcH.
wAamefos. July ., 1853.
Aas despatch has bean received from MAJOR General
HsaAs dated eight O'Clock this morning, which says
.Ths action eonnsnesd again ~ early daylight upon
vasisss parts Of Ne line.
"1hs enemy thus fas have nAds nprssssoe upon my
Dsssion.
Gan accounts aSss p placing thsir whole army bsrs
"PYsoosrs report shas L0Bssrssss a. Hns forces
w~s much injured yesterday. and thai many general
sAsgs we're kilIsA General Barksdals, d Mississippi b
Asad. Hh body h within our lines.
"wo have thus far about sixteen nundrsl py,sopsss,
md small number yss 70 bs started"
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THE REBELS ON THE DEFENSIVE.
PMrApuPmA, July 3, 1858.

Aspecial despatch Ohio Buli'n, from Harrisburg,
says
Nothing Ia yet known 70 results. But tho impres
son prevails that tho great decisive battle OF the cam
pagn has been fought the neghborhood Of Cashsown
between Gettysburg and Chambersbnrg
u is believed have suffered heavy losses In
ofcers and men, but Los crippled a. 10 bc placed On
tho defensive.
Leo holds gap south Mountain near Chambershurg.
through which no hopes W escape m defeated guard
stationed Bridge g. tho Northern cenra Railroad.
heard nrng that direction ike that Of flying artillery.
whence Is believed that Psasanton In again ., work
with his dashng cavalry, fighting for tho possession Of
tho gap.
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GETTYSBURG.
4 GREAT VICTORY won /!
The Second Battle, on
Thursday, July 2.
Onlcial Dispatches from Gen.
Meade.
.,,>-~y~.>~..~,oo~S~S.
heroic Conduct Of tho Third
and Fifth Army Corps.
ne Rebel General Advance Rspulsed
at All Points.
Generals Paul and Zssk Killed and
Generals Sieklss, Barlsw, Graham
and warren Slightly Wounded.
~.>-~~~,--~o~-~~~--~~
The Rebel General Barksda1e,
Of Mississippi, Killed.
Reported Death of Gen.
L0ngstreet.
The Third Battle, on
Friday, July 8.
~~>~
The Rebels Driven Back Four
Miles and the Union TroOps
Following Them,
- -. &e
the BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
unRAAD
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MARINE NEWS.

sup s.GIo Sun SOS q ncoa : &c 10 II ". o. u
GLAZED.
srEAHsHlPS Ariel. Aspinsall; II Thompson,
Baltimore. u VI Mouat, wsshiugtOu-
SHIi'S- hn,0ipette, Drsineu: " Itch ~ the Wsvs,
syn ~ tncirco HCup,sin Wave. tsttc. Frame, IA
mia, Hamburg.
BARkS B.nene'rsw. HrnG Kong Young Soss
SEQ ~. Gardens. II Nichols Philnceph.a: kysi,
Philsdeiphs. triisnts. Ro,h.i-.
BRIGS-Av Goodhue, Berinuds Leli,.s Ana, :.
Juhns. Helene. barcelona: Il MIXTURE IA
vrns Lliiv ps'e, ~ joan. II; Fred Eugene, Hoe
ton; Prince, Mpsnhar.
SCHOOSERs kyey n. Boston: surprise, 30: Ian
Nhii.m', Baltimore; Howard. B.auior'; a Der ins.
M"hincion IiArv.st, Bodit4r, D. /: e l. Bi!li.,
Washington.
>Looi5-kats Canuor. stamford a.; Soutt pot,
Ss~ Haven.
ARRIVED
sfIAHsillrS sarah, m! niclpk. O.prct. FRO
y1enc ont Den al, Hilton hein star u tho south,
Ne. Orleans, Lrng,rc Washlps "a; Bie'l-n, bremen
bHlt.S : Marc, Ncs fuund4sni hAINett Oucpn,
E'uuuds Ngrric1, Port returned.
HOONFkS u.ptey, ~ Join, y D. Emsin.
kcLsue, Enctland. bound 10 staten Island Mary
tiire. New 'dfoId
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-, sut.ia .4,yt.s; II aouli 10 al,
tie .locrn ~ ~ have the viii read. and bops yoa
will thsu listen 10 reason. Aud with this vie ID
lady eii, convinced that Mary would yet 10 % iet
~ yield.
Atser her departure, Mary sat for Will 5y tue
IRE ssd mrJlistng, and prssautly fell into
10 u . Oh ht - serious that the twin sisters,
Eith sui IVA, c0sNei The liue ones T. 20 down
alta r. snd + ~ vii Gem. As they were lesvii 4
thr room, n,rN rtused hers. I, .ay TEL vi.
Nc in INTO lar uu-inr, 'rou WIZ Fdvsrd sts-.
u % her, uvN l'iuIife as he inter- q, Il ,m u
b - 'aus! : en- = se @ IA. hset. woman Z.
Ush Lad You al 4id not speak o. VI
gu sudu,. tc-," ali Mar
Il h,~aiy .iO" " s. y lit be replies.
"Ilta7ry - true = E,st.ls re, a. tuneis
G al And aunt VI an ny here with
e. IA ma. Il 'i' u rru. -
'ls., - stu,, 1disad the vst, - know wtsi
.ou,ef 10 boot et, yDI are, i.pt Us, Ca
yoI 1t ~ q" % and . ric Z t9t,iuf"
''llutt rN irststIn.i 1 fe you .hA
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SIC 'p7n ND the l'e, 8, .hAs q meg .,nd -,
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Is what s'a ssv f1r 70 {, TIC. Chsr'as,.
"Wh'. s.y, = ro.tie. IA. twiI 20 %. ga g..
'.a 90 = l'uai OBJ. stss c-r -4-Y inv .'ota.s a.
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g 81 u.er
o., q. T.l ono. i,'s.i would. snihs ua
t.t 'G's'
70 be Coninu,f
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fas fRoy. CLAD MANHATTAN will be lsunch-
ID q, half past oeloeh this morning. at tho YARD OF
ibc Nessrs seeor. IN Jersey CITY. Tietsr for 'he
isupeh can sh,Aiu.d of Mr.. Brhbsek, the sup.i In.
tsnden,.
fiHr. --Ahou; . O'Clock YESTERDAY morning
bon. boiling rs,sbIishnsnt, o, the meaio.., us,
OF butsen CITY. caught TIRE, and vs' Totally 80.
rxa
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Too Late for classification.
DEATaaA.

ERlPriN on rucSuay, Oc' II. sNer a lons III
n'-s, MAJ. uribbn, native Of the Parish Of Ssui,,
20. Down, Ireland.
The friends OF the family Arc respect fully inv ted
to -'cnl The IuuC-A, ~. Thursday .fici oyu, ish
lat, ~ n oelocs, NON hes late resdence, 3 Van
dam st, \ \. 80
NcMANFS-On Tuesday, oct ~, james Mona.
hen, son Of the ATE bernard NcNAhrn, sRrd ~ we
ihe funersl Will TAKE place ffon 'ns res ence "
he pareu'G, Ninth ave, tbs WeGneid,yy .feru,ou,
a. O'Clock prtci,ely. SIS
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TnE L,Tr hruNrt TO bu.. t,..--lt
kss transpired dat tho dGrius A't,,.at iladg Oh Mon
e,y night was rcs1r p.o'. ..i4ty ,.us of .r ,,..
ehArsctcrs in the prison, b, "|,h .o,H. n'., lt,D
.l. " ho w,ro in the secret ".T, 10 s,o..e A.p,o.
.Is,luus had been maize soma TIM afl. A'e, tl.
leader bad succcod.d IN 4.ly killing She .-oiet.
and lol 1ed him Ia the cell the, had jus, .,d ,Ac
psocsedsd, With the keys, to effect -huiesilr %,
Livery some Vi the prisoners refused 10 leave h..
aaAusr., ~Inons whom wss Isnatr Rs'rssy, e5u
a nd lar the usrdsI Of FslpSy. vho vrs't.te3 ",
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nLD bl.ACh STAR IlNL FOR
! Il. RYrEsoN 800 ...'.....' s,uS iib oCr
,wNLLuW TAI LINE tOn
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III. 1,.i 81. I'm 3,aGasl.a ',l,lIiA sails nj
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Anglia .......... 90 1904 "
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COLI HHit.
VIII sail tt,ru New o'lA"rG i.wgy ana lv,tr o. n
81 :, ron up.'ou, nov. 81
Rate Oh. u4s-sar, -, al,c a gold o. 10 'ruva cn'
~ currency,
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Paiscrg' 70 ',rv ,ri,d ei.r'o i.,nj ", pNi., H1n,
bus, q ~. Iir'in a Is .trsdiu, Nniwrrl, SC a.
lowest I.tes.
t,,cs "a, LiyeIpoo oI Galwsy 20 Sc. iusk ,nd
R'.'nu, 49,, 80, .'.. riW
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Fer r, Chr and yth,T information sppy tu
i'N ItENCL GiLE> ECO,
Al ~. ~iuth william a.
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Union Martyrs;
or,
THE PIONEER CHILDREN.
A STORY or ShCESSTA.
Written for ne Nee York sun
BY Dudley.



nr yyls,-'s 'usln,si ~ es We anne -re At
AID NOR. u.fnanae abe .Ach i'ar; tie eat Il
bis ut we. Bear, e., O,a g,u.l- c'ei.
| turs " ON tey IL ,ov,d t"lfly, AMI VITO was
.lnos, wors' pied by b. .f h3. snl. .a-es I'm ut,
q a,," o, rpV1,e,c, on ~ Gu lie iound IL iui.
po,sib tortly. BAD CO.. for ~hici u" wou
TAKE no reu' lies, passed INTO ss"''r' cough AID
h. fap.i.y 'ya.;ei sstv. "Hsr' iIn e." 40" V',
| the i.ss aud Nr. wi'-.H p-opes d.niH
,aed rst,v, until husiy h. 50 I'm.
sef work g. close % .rco-tts 49,
,i'o ~ t-.,lt- iis5us d'n" -, s1t '"nI
| tLst th.f, wolc 20 sio.ts y .u>s 4 o. A. a
v,.l 81 Hss over. .c .pa's b ".... si"s
the i1f'.tpr'. u"s ks c,.t,i.ns sud ts'ltY AVON
~ 'of ~ - ue 80 = @hi
her wiih SOW " l-ot'cr .d sri gusrisu'' y ~
ycuuc,r ont. Uaiug done al TIE h" - u 90
I'm iAy morning, ca "a. ana p'sc'fH " ast ..'''
! he 'ct tbai hls sors "a csr.h wEs done. Hp"
sI'auye se' us b see man o. " nsn IN the fil
pine rtl's die luis.y. ts'n happily, Will; cav
iuy f,uly o. iiue h.iplcs, children, whose sob,
AMI tears aud c'ingiug hsnis, an c'i"s o' terror
| md anguish, would seem to maze u Impossible
fcr Ne stb'r ~ mother rou TO IpA'.the tof %. -
s. itis. Nv ofer we.are't. |, IL st ue tuss ,
then o. the.rtme has come"
uu ITO day aftct SIR WIlson's funcfs'. his chill
dren sat dis atelv tneeth m III" b,ck srlJl.
worn OUT eiih grisi but not YET disposed to return
| Ia her ordinary o'cupAious sud anusen.' nt,.
Even Beatrice, the youngest ne-Iei quiesy IN Nj
ty'slsp, coustn. - b. tocksd aud not "v' ssShs
Tor song chlc ITO Wlllo sat II ms soia " Ia
his sH'n sisters, - kii h, To- ok O. eng ay.n.s;
sui Edward sto 4 Ion < aga! It ils naailc-
pee, sbz'ug sad at tAe ne. Very iue was
80 u, aud Ibsy 81 appeared ~ % waiting To- some
ons or something.
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OLD Indy th;ertd tie rom IA' 81 ..ditu lrs.tei
be, A. grsnino.her, srd M, s.,s Aera comfort.
| abe chair nca the fire hsfe she sAt warning
her !'o for 9b1t hal IN hour, lut Al i.st spoke IA
| AT zbrurt impatient t.ue wei May i've
core i'-dsy, a. '0ia go. sao- d, 10 6ad 90
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, MEEriNG OFTHE UNITED ,ooprRs

4 MEETING OF TIE UNITED tODPERS,
"a ". I, of the state o. New York, vii he held on
hedn,,iav m0rnin2, oct. lNh, at .. At the corner
a.! ft't rtd btoon- street,. All members ah,se
Io'rs hay" not arcedcd tLe demand. at the trani
S'gl' v 81" i~que ted 10 attend pArHlCk FAB
Efll- ftrsideu' JOHN LABOR, Sscre,nrv -
4 BLACKSMITH AND HELPER WAN.
A'ed a. NJ >ilAwS, lJl >c-atk Nv, Jersey cry
hacasl'th ~ pei day sud cunstan, ~uI.. CAL Tor
!"N,- Nusi b" 49, TO shoe horses, @si
MOI re 20 ALL mn IAGOL> WOkk
>tug ~ lFNllS co, CO. 81 Grand ard Rio.d.
way, I" In'et Ut g. svr on Nrduesd, ~ MON mr.
oct lI'', ~ o'c''. ~ order IN. IRE. dom xxi
WANTED \ >OtNh Man ATTEND
w m acrochsry s'ore, must mike IA m,e ( raw
crazy u,c'ul, one hcIuNintra with Tie ll.ll.,s ara
end Aup'J a. Is Catharne.t w
\NASIfD A FIRST CLASS TAIIOII sc
w TO work on Gu .om psDts; also = nrAt,ewer a
learn 'h' trade, thp hest vsge. si,Cu Ami A, ~
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NNANrED-A WET Nurse FOR i,
w haly Two weeks, 10 ,.ir Il home 10 h,r CON
house. al a; III Wet so.h ste.i, T., door .ni'
Indefinitely. .-i
WANTED 4 MAN 10 MAkH tEES
w aLd ,pIu ,,s'-ts aud lrlp ia room, =, e., Hle
saloon, ~ And iult0n Nastt, j. Wlll r..
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eastPssRNda. &c.

NARD IlNE--ST FROM UETNS-
\ ,o,n ~ Liverpool. 80 rod. "qui.sl,nt an cur.
r,ucy 20 iiF,ip,1, - N cdrr'uc., rlipS ss,is
"wednesday "A oct. Olympus % h OF For
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

Duh Ding LOTS fOR SAIE--SEVEEAL
ID Lott, hardsoreiy siiu,tei, al Bergen Po,ti,
Gfe.nvills aud South Detssn. ,sv access by ns,% "
Terms very Casy. CIV WARp, ~ w.,erst 80
no you' WANT A HOME OF YOUR Own?
JJseoo y22s, s2sO, $500, 1850. t4p0-ei'hr OF the
shave price: viii buy lot Al LIrshsihp"I, New Js no
,ey on H. fpovns term Of ps,nsS'm G'' "cs
Re al, Apcsd to help parties p1fchisns 10 hrid fr.
sons not na,rrsl'tsd eau no and convey rtop ~ 10
ian ami, H. D. x KEILOGG, 40 Pe.rl u, NJ
Yort OF 10 COOLEY 4 HflDklIlER, Ae.ut-.
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l. OH. at 800 p-r scr, isif all hour, walk rom
", YORK. in9uire o. /. utkhAEp. ~ NASSAU st,
room 'S
I,OR StLE-A SMALL NEAT COTTAGE,
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bar,e rsilrond p,er - or. ore h,. cvh; ne h.i
,f tSl = Nv, .,n ID oy5. Jtsan .,iep - 70
join AelutnliilS, 30 Bee .ipsu't "a
JOIN FOX SALF Al WOOpHAVEN. l..
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house and ioi' ehssp. hppi 20 fnii.lf LIN ~,
t,pIeS oiiice 20
DAYS OVLRl. PER ENT-.i3 200 Will
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12J Pear II, New NUis ~
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well loraaJ cor grocery. baker, mi,kmeu, Or tnS
hnliuc.s VII lt1't very l0s TO . sooi buain".,
mis Arplv On the premises. ="
ITO I.rT-IS FIVE new REAR HOUSES
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p nonf -. 80 VIII q sl,i'N- front lnr fcs- aust
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