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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-17
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that Letters at AL
IN ministrasi "a on the estate OF Laventure q
X ansas Half Breed Indian, deceased. aase te' n
issued out OF the Prob .se Ceurr OF Jehsrsoi,
County. Stat of Kansas. 4 he nnderzig ed.
o. the 4,h day Of Decem s-r. 1862 All pe' soas
hnving cleirs agaiGsi said estate, ere required
10 ,xhlb,f hem tor allowances within one yer
after tn date 81 ssid iessrs, OF they may be
precud d rom any tsn Il oi laid estate; d
u -uch clam Dr. not, ex III e. wi hia thee err
from the date Il said letieIs. I'll WI be- frev-
n barred. w. o. mNhER,
o. A CURTIS,
In R<to.1o Administrations.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-17
Ice.

Are any OF our citizens prepared To
put up ice for The cunning summer?
We hope some ore will fill a house. We
have hardly had tn ugh cold weather
to make ice yet; but we presume there
will be- before The winter is over.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-17

THE child is the future. the adult is
s0e present. the old man is the past.
= last man. like = fast stream, is
sssally shallow.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-17

DIrD.-On Tuesday the IS b inst Of
Diptheria. CHARLES ELLSWORTH. son nf
henry and Araminta Merely. aged 6
months.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-17

We shall endeavor to keep our read
posted on the doing OF the Legislature
during the winter.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-17

@ Mr.. J. BRowS. reported badly
bur, las, week, is recovering from the
injuries received.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-17
2Rg 4lV Sc
Notice Of Final Settlement.

A LII creditors. md pers a. interested IN tho
n STATE of Jesep', Hicks. dsc-ss Il. are hsreby
e.titisd tia, n; tho lapr-ry term D. 1883. ~
he Probsre c. urs of j. ron C. UNITY State Of
K sr,sas the unsls r--asd intends IN make appas
eau n t,r > final settlement Of sail e-iate.
SARAH HICKS
10, ssv $3.50 Administering.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-17
STOCK of HARDWARE
Lowest Possible Rates,

will at all times be full and complee 81 the n,o-t
desirable articles per- aiming 10 the trade, and at
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-01-17
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented 20 ihs County Board OF letter
ION County n, the January Term. 1868. for a
change in the Oskaloosc and FaIfielt County
road from the northeast corner OF the :. +. oi
Secti,.u 2i) twenty tour, T.. o. nine, X. tlSl
eighteen 10 Oskaluoss as follows: sd as o run
from said norihcas, corner Of ;. T. sec n
above named along he range line sou,h about
50 chsins. III me- southeast about 60 chains 10
inter-. CT the north and s,uIh line running lhro
The center oi sections 81 and 81. 7 Q X H.
III. nee soutt. along said renter i e 10 the souh
west corner al the widow Belle iarm on the \
Z. sc. 81. r. 0. * 10 hence in mn esst ri, "a
rec,ioo to intsrseci TIL Osawkee ana Oskaloo-a
county road ut or near Slough Creek.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25
OoIINTY oFFIOERs.

Jtige of Fdirfeh Common Pleas Court-P VAN
TRUMP. Residence, Lancaster, Ohio, '
= Probate JEudger-JEssE LEoHNERi Office in Pub
lie Building.
e Prosecuting AttorneD--TALL SLOUGH
ShertG-JAMES MILLER; Office at the Jail
Clerk Of C0art--JoHN @. RAlNEY; Office, Public
Building 49, ..... ........ f
Ahditor- WILLIAM ROBINSON; Office, Public
Treaager--0 f. DAVIS; Office, Public Building.
Reoorder-A. sYFERT; Office, Public Building.
JSarpeyor-E. L. HANNUMi Office, Public Building,
Goroner--J. sH.EFRFR, residence, Madison TIP.
+tSRMfssioners JOEL sH .EFFER, of Madison town
ship; HENRY ALsPAUGH, of Greenfield township,
and JOHN W. CUNNINGHAM, of Hooking Tp.
School Eranincrs--WILLIAM WHITNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and URIAH G. RUTTER
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

We are prepared to execute all descriptions of
JOB WORK; such as CARDS, CIRCULARS, pos.
TIERS, BALL TICKETS, and every other variety Of
PLAIN AND FANCY JoBBING, with new and supe-
rior type, and on short notice. tts rff1
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

1.-THE influence of Nature On DinerenV Glasses oi
Mnds-John Scales, harrington.
l3.-European Judgments of American Institutions
Sanford Smith Burr, Roxbury, Mass
H-Modern Periodical Lteralure-Isaac Newton Jenks
Northheld, VI.
I5.-The Russian Autocrat as a Phanthropist-
miah Emery Ayers, Canterbury
16.-The True Idea Of Loyaliy-John Milton Proctor,
1.-The Hsroism Of the Battle Field and Of the Hos
ptsl-Henry Moore Baker, Bow
1S.-Ihe Advantage of Being Committed 70 0reas
Principle-George Arthur Miller, Woodstock, W.
1s.-Misjudgments Of the Puritan Character-Bernaro
Paine, Fast Randolph Mass. -,
2U.-lhe Use and Abuse OF POLITICAL farues-oo'o"
shumway sanborn, Aioany,N
Daees were then conferred upon the successful cand
dates.
The number Of graduates forty eight but OF the
original number sixteen have left for the war
Notwithstandipg the portents bad weather at the
opening of the week, the attendance AZ partmouh ION
mencement large, composing numbers enough and
enough for honored among them to fully
bear witness that Dartmouth sti IN the FOREFRONT
Her has been too long revered and her influence
has been DO widely spread to greatly angush, even
though storms OF revolutions awakened around her
yet she has sent many noble sons lately 10 the battle
Held the ranks OF her advanced classes have been
sadly thnned with the sacrifice her But her
loyalty which has been 80 generous and unreserved,
meets its return in goody numbers TO oil It's esb classes
with youthful patriots 10 educate and prepare for what
ever events Tor veal or woe time and destiny have 10
store for the republic.
GRADUATING CLASS
The following are the names Of the graduates
Ephraim 4 p. Abbot, Manchester: jeremiah Emery
Ayers, Canterbury; Henry Moore Baker, Bow; George
Washington Bingham, Caremont Barton Fisk Blake, Ho
liston, Mass Albert Bowers, Hancock; David Emery
Bradley, Chicago, IN; Sanford smith Burr Roxbury,
MASS Nathaniel Holmes Clement, Concord; Thomas Cogs
WELL Jr, Gilmanton Charles Ben ,onverse, Norwich W.
Samuel Delano Dodge, Little Rock, Ark. William Lapham
Fagg, Littleton Mass Addison Howard Foster, wilton
George Henry French, CANDIDA zeeb Gilman, Jr., Pier
mont; william Pittson Goodele, Tully, ~ r., Thomas
GoodwHe, Barnet, W.. Frank Palmer Gouding Worces-
ter Mass Azei Washburn HazeD. Norwich, VT; George
Swan Hutchins, Bath Jonas Hutchinson, Milford; Isaac
Newton Jenks Mortified W.; Jesse johnson, 0rford
The proceedings, which throughout were OF most in
terestiDg character closed whh prayer, and the
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL
SATURDAY. July 2b-3 p. N

SATURDAY, July 25-3 P. NJ.
Money is still abundantly easy at . per cent,
and the general continued steadiness of the market
has given more confidence TO lenders. There is
nothing to indicate any sudden change in this
respect.
First class paper was in demand at rates
varying from q 6 per cent, and debt certificates
were about 991S, without much activity.
Gold opened lower on the street this morning
by about N per cent, selling at 1857. 1857, and
this quotation was maintained at the call Of the
first board. Exchange for the steamer closed at
1887 1879, with moderate business. After the
board gold took an upward turn, and sold a. high
was steady at l27 bid.
The morning began with a steady market for
stocks. Erie was 1917 bid before the board.
| against l0OA last night; while New York Cen
| trail, Southern old, Rock Island and Chicago and
| Alton were about as at the close Of yestcr.
| day and Fort Wayne was perhaps quar-.
ter per cent lower. At the meeting Of the board
| prices receded on most descriptions, though the
! list irregular. The following advanced
| Central American Transit Harlem !, Reading =
! Michigan Central u Michigan Southern guaranteed
| u, Illinois Central "a on both scrip and fun stock,
| Prairie du Chen ~ Erie common and North
western were without change from last nights
prices, and the following declined-Paci6c 2H,
New York Central u Erie preferred Il, Hudson
River 3, Southern old =, Pittsburg =, Gaena
u, Toledo =, Rock Island u, Fort Wayne Y, and
Chicago and Alton 2. fair business was done in
stocks, but not very much in bonds. and in most
! cases the opening transactions were at higher
rates There seemed 10 be good amount Of rcaliz.
ing, and the market stood II without much concern.
J At the one 7. NJ. call the market rallied, and con
tinued very strong the street subsequently. Hi
nos Central rose TO il314 bid; ll4L was oferea for
! Michigan Central and i53 for Hudson River. The
I desire TO buy widely spread over the list and
! the considerable sae- made for profits during
| the morning were more than absorbed. There
| was no second session Of the board and no call
at four p. W., and stocks closed generally firm.
though no full lst Of quotations could be made
! with any accuracy.
In making tie change from second mortgage
| bonds Of the Chicago and Northwestern TO a pre-
| ferred stock, il is proposed to secure the stock
| by a recorded mortgage, which will cover fifty
miles Of road bull, since the old bonds were issued.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned for the
third week in July A2, ,sls, being an increase q
| SIS ,io3 over the corresponding week last year.
The st. Nicholas Bank will pay on 80 of August
| a dividend Of four per cent, free Of government
tax.
Tho New York Central Transfer books will close
on the afternoon OF Friday next, July 81, and open
again on Monday morning, August "a. The diyi.
dend--3Z per cent, free Of government tax-will
be paid August 70.
The imports tother than dry goods and speeie)
at the port Of New York for the week ending july
"a, 1863 were 81, ,T26,057.
The days business at the Sub.Treasury was a.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 2s 1863

nrst in small numbers increasing az the hours progress,
until at from three to ave O'Clock in the morning
the scene s Of very great activity, and the
noise OF the wheels incessant and almost deaf
enng Those who have empty cans 70 re
turn to the country enter the gate nearest Forty
eighth street, on Lexington avenue pass alongside the
northern or right hand PLATFORM land their cans, and
then proceed TO Fourth avenue and around :he build
ing 10 the other PLATFORM take up the full cans that
have just arrived. Before they So however, they
have to visit the freight Office
TIE KREGHT OFFICE
This Office is divided into two rooms the only mode OF
communication between them being a window with
desk behind IL, and strong wooden railing front, SO
that but one person approach the window at time
Az this window and desk sits Mr. John Burlnson the
freight agent of the milk tram The cousgnees Of the
milk apply at the window pay their freight bill, and
some even pay as much seventy dollars DAY for
freight only Having constantly come contact with
the consenees the agent them all by sight, and in
afew moments tell the number OF each has TO
receive and the amount due upon them. The rapdity
with which he collects the money and gives checks for
the delivery Of the full is really surprising 10 one
unacquainted with the duties Of such an Office.
Y TBx DELIVERY oF TIRE MILK.
The consgnees then proceed the southern pa form
present their checks, receive their cans load them
their CARTS and away to their various destinations. We
viii follow them out Of the depot grounds for fear
might find that they stop convenient hydrant
before they get TO their customers often asserted
although don't believe IL, have never seen IT,
Suffice 1t TO say, tho morning echoes aroused by
the harmonious ringing Of the mlkmens bells the pc
cular call that belongs to the mkman and else
IT is ead that the photographer down paper
any he may hear but II he can take down a mig
mans c.. We would like TO see IL.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
Neil Dow a Prisorer.

From the Atlanta (Gn.) tonsiitutonaIisi.
Brgadier General Neil Dow, Of the Maine law fame
recently captured Mississippi passed through this city
last night on his to Richmond He expressed him.
self TO OF citizens who travelled with him the
cars, having entered the army deliver the Union
people of the south from the despotism OF but
he satisfied that there few Union people in tho
SOUTH and goes home (when he does utterly opposed
10 war Of coercion. He said be aware of the
RACES committed by Union troops. but they
trary TO the wishes and orders OF the officers M he army
being composed chtfy Of the OF The Nofhhe
population Of Europe and the United Satesthey lcouid
piander and rob in sytte Of their c6foers
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Byfs1EY-MAssES-On thursday. July 20. by the Rev
Morgan DIX rector o Trinity church, Ro EIu J. EEtsIH
to CLARA widow OF the late Col Massen, ~ England.
DrSS--NAs.--Ou Thursday, July 20, by the Rev. Fa
ther Jerome Of i. Josephs church. JorS DUNN late OF
the United states Army 10 MARY r. NASH, second eldest
daughter OF Lake Nash all OF this city.
Memphis (Ienn.) parers please copy.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
A Curious typographical Error.
From the st. LOUIS Republican July %.


In Vallandghams address the people o. ohio up
AFTER twelve O'Clock at night, important error chang
Ing the text is discovered. printed in the Republican
u reads, 81, who was for two years league with
the Confederates, &c. when the original tho words
We're 81, who was magned in league with the
CoDfederates, &can error showing the Importance Of
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

invited 10 ascend the funeral from her late residence las
Water street. this Sunday Afternoon, at half past two
O'Clock
coerane papers please copy.
Mou,-At Nyack, suddenly, EMILY, wife OF Thad. r.
Mott, aged "a.
RKnIY Suddenly, on Friday July %, cHARrEs HySnr,
the oldest OF John aud Ellen Reilly aged II years and
months.
The friends the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence Of his parents, as
Ninth avenue corner Thirty second street. this Sunday
SroynR-on Saturday morning July 25 FASsIE
RaooSs. only daughter Of Rowland ~ and Carrie II.
stoyer, aged months aud days
The funeral Will take place from the residence Of her
grandfather, " Howard, Jr, Ncwtown, Long Island, on
hna ihyourth street for cars al Hunters Point, al
nine A. NJ
ssinLpArNcx sxrn ana,ivc OF the parish Of Gyanard,
county Of Iongford, Ireland, aged 90 years.
His friends and acqualnan are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at half
past two O'Clock, from hts late resdcao No Iss Thirty
eight street between First and Second avenues
srirorIBIn Bro klyn Z. ~, on Wednesday, Juy -,
HAssAn srpoh. youngest daush,er o. Jane and Henry
sTossKlled at the battle Of Gettysburg Friday. July
8 Sergeant cnRsrornKR sross while CALAMITY defending
his country's nag, aged ~ years.
May his soul rest IN peaoe--Amen.
Ny daare / son, thou has left mo,
And thy loss deeply feel
But Il II COD tpat has bereft me,
He can all my SORROWS heal.
TAr-M South Pefgen, y. j.. on saturday July -,
william MorroS, infant son Of William :. and Mary T.
TAFT. aged months and 20 days.
TIcns-ln Brooklyn on saturday July 20 after long
and panfnl illness cATnARss, wife Of John Ighe, aged
35 years. months and III days
Her funeral viii take place from her late residence,
No 397 Carleton avenue. between Fulton and Atlantic
avenues, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock. lhe
friends of the family invited 10 attend without fur
ther notice.
Boston papers please copy
TfyyijS-on saturday, July %. JANE TAvEIN, young
est son OF James and Ann feven, aged months and IL
days.
he friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
TO attend he funeral from the residence q his parents
22o East Twelfth street, tins Sunday Afternoon at two
oc'ock
THOMSON .--on Saturday morning. July 20, s.sryl
CHARLES IIomsos VI samuel Il. and Harriet II.
Thomson.
The friends and relatives invited to attend the fnne
West Nine zenith 81.
wns-on Friday, july "a Tnoxas, the third child Of
Bernard and Johanna Welsh aged years, months and
10 days
The funeral services Will take place hs Sunday after
two O'Clock, at the dence OF his father No
Rector street
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

Darsmouth College Comme ncsmens.
The regular examination Of classes in college preceding
commencement al Dartmouth closed Saturday morn
ing July Is, week earlier than IN previous years
Ihs baccaaureate was delivered Sunday Afternoon by
the President Rev. Nathan lord 1t marked BY his
force betrayng tokens q decrease Of
veor natural to his declining years. Tuesday three
O'Clock fixed for the exercises of Class Day. The
speakers werc chosen by the olass.
Tho order OF exercises was a. follovs:-
PRAYER by Prot. r. d. Sanborn, st. Louis, Mo
Music BY Gcrmania Band. u Boston.
Ofatt n, bv Frank A. spencer, Cleveland, OHIO.
Poem, by VIM. l.. Iiaeg, I4ttieton, Mass.
Chronic es, oy Azai Hazcn. Norwich, W.
Address to tho rcsdsui, by r. E r. ABBOT Manchester
Ode. by Jesso johnson, oriord.
The classes met again a, tho Old Pine where an sd
dress Delivered by Addison II. Foster Of Wilton.
In the evening ihe kight Rev Bsnop Clarx of provi.
dcnee, X l.. addressed tho theological Society and
large md highly dcighied audsepce
AZ haif. past ten ocock Prof Sanborr delivered an nd
dess before the Phi Beta society the subject
dern ml4iors three O'Clock tns address before tbe
United Literary soceiiss was slven by Ralph Waldo En-
efsan
coMMEScEnENr DAY
The exercises Of the day began At ten o'clock Thursday
norulns. Ihey were appropriated NJ tho following
sSder:
i-,,in,ral apathy nanasr Of Free staies-Geosxc
washinssca Bingham. .aremout.
Eadui ance shc Test Of sareogth-J Jonas Hutchosoc
Milford.
Internationally Services " Civilization and
Humanity --Daniei Morris Lane, Jr Ray fnspd
A. rut cl a tleeis- hsrles Alfred Pht bury, forcrsd
5.ihe POETRY of different Age. proof N the Identy
u Moral feeiinss-- sibsr rovers Hancock
Mnsc.
o--Oustaeiss IN the Way Of United Aaly--Rrtos svk
Make. Hiiistao. MARS.
T--chr~tian hlss,ors Affecting p,bicai g. c.eac,-
Ss~nrg. sfenry trcAen, Cxaaia.
sscsatiao iursnits nos Necessarily Tepdry 10 scsp.
snrsu--Thonss sesdwiis, Barpet VI
s.-1hs Logo Of Evcnss-wiIam Pitson Gccdrlle,
Nsly, n
tps
Muslr.
sass. ss,ssse.-sesss sAAsy Iss, Asrsss.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
r,ARN wANTTD- coNTAIsInG Apour

L,ARM WANTFD-CCNTAISisG ABOUT SIXTY
Of good land with good bom@s and oatbulidnf.
preferred. Long fsiGnd for which viii
he given exchange large three brick Hoase,
principal business streets in Baoyn c0nt ntn
all modern inpros and but ~ the best
All fun description location and rr,ee
Address q. W, BROOKLYN Post oncc.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
Nkw YORK AND nAsLEs, aAlLnoAp conrAs,,

WILLIAM II EMERSON. Treasurer
I NEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD coMPAsY.
~ ins9rsrs oSce. e9rnsref hosrh avenue And rs.ay
rbi. coaoans have made for he ensol1a
Loan Company rnorisass sntire road
Fasd Ps,ns ~ I. srasl q -, e aasa, aps -.
IT, , s - ssS ss - .ss sq1a . 1890 ca = =
'e,.i T. =. p,r sss. s pays 's' s. s.snss
dne Aasqs, ! 80, ch.r Nere4s Boee' may; - I.
~ oos.eiiasiea anS s,al - Yand No1sass bono.
fnioruson or io or raaf ,an - obsansd tfon the
ssS@ a'%''' I'"' % w EaEasoS. f,s.'i. '''
OTIIcE or IHE soEIg AsKEic4S giGE iSsy
~ fanec cousAn,. 10 Wal si'-ri -.sS sof1 doly =
The Increased est siSf ~ serii A@srssn Yrs insa
10 sws .srssi sna % vii ~ aaiioas ~ osea a@ ss cE ~
S,dsr HT'''' ''' "''l 'i sIfickka s.,sy ~
nsFicH ~ rliE ANrRicAS coAL coHPA.Y
- ~ /" Tray sns s.s ~ IAl, l1i ssIa1ssI"l 81 s-I"l
DIylpssn.--rhs D,,s,ot 81 is compasy have ascarsa
sse,es seh Jsse az p irss rs cat re u - usi.4
s'st., nee,ss - paya,s A. ias oa y s -onaay III -
., . .,oss !. y. 90. q y. es9..
~, 80 M t~fe .s4 - ~ $500
iis DAY = August o y LLOYD sso..Ssiy
nFpIcR NV YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK 90 a.
s.y. III s q s.S ,'i.'. ~ ..s7 psdsss ' q ~, q ~
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~ cf4.i ! xGsos sssfs,aSy
pklzE soSfY soR or uuNDEED AND TWENTY
dte .i ~ w.. ~ '.ssss . n..s ~. Ssss s'i. Ys,a
sAse. hTDoslyr
DUr0FRs FIRE INfunAscg cosrAsr
Dr. ,si iss, fs,. 's ~. ca dsrss ,' .~
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s.lL Ths uAnsf'r eooas ~" =, -, g az. aass ~
Jsy q ise
CournEas gAvE SorKs. soCrnsRs STATE B0sDs
sbs hsbess riss. " v. scRASTOs. " Esa,sr sSsss
THE cKpw op rHg UNIFIED srArEs srIGvER
eaassf cly r0 -eTs eitAsbsa y usi Fssse n dsy
y 1s,.Ss as :, !, - .s . vAiDsS wiLIARD ss5
siaes fansns nd o4s.ti1 Sfs. ~ fafs 'Essi psAf
TUE EKir EsILwAY COMPANY
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uarrrp-Vw, AZ rrss cvsr rwo fosss 90
w AAa1l ea~al tee sr2s 3sssgNTs Ns@sstys.
fesr bo~ks ffvm fsfrg ssfssss tss sw ss~
eOO ooo a GExrLssAs wIsnns 10 Istgvr
GZV.VVU. 0s - ~ = sases ssssi ~ thftas
bssl.ass Also 80 -sntn4 .~rass~s ~ ss4i
nNDtDs 4 co, 80 Efpada~
z, ,rn nnn TO DoAs-Os bond kED aoET0ssN
sroV.VUV - Ns~ Yen sna Ffaosls yssf4sfy -
s.,'r s.sss%r. etarx.l tEsy = NyLDhOs l. htLL, -
wAI ssss~t
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VnF a&tE -
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M AmD N sEDAp sfHEAf
gVFyE no TWF fMAHt 4AMifff ~ NkrM YnOM
al ruF MOmf gFIFMsrSp IImrflsNafsn
IL hErrSsa al AL FkSAsr IL Aslx $50"
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

CousrRy PLACE wANTED-WifHIs ONE HOURS
" ride ~ the city. ~ wesicheser county or nclnlv oi
New YORK Of four thOuAe and nrcessafs out
buildings he good orderl, 10 rn low $50 10 ss
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
pUToFRs riRE lNsunANcE coNrASr

IL bsfe lTa Ahaffhlu NtiFafts frftNf " Nysi street
Dfvtdssd.fh@ Life. tors have thls CAP Declared
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The New York herald., 1863-07-26
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A CHOICE Farm OF ACRES NEAR LONG
n Branch, for sale, ~ mile from ROAD depot
from steamboat landing. good thu oerAn aud
rounding sAg.s sood lnidng Peay q frui, aud heal
ton the Mansion House Hotel Lng Braneh
August at Il o'clock For partcuirr apply WARREN
s4t Pine street; W. LEIsOS. IS Bagtay street or JOS
BARCLAY, Ocean Port N. J.
GOOD FARM FOR SATE-AT TARgYTOws TWO
"A miles from depot containing ~ acres OF good
land: fair prov VIII b. sold ehear
sion Immediately Half OF the crops With u Terms
easy. No trade Address Fuller, Herald once
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

RARE CHANCE FOR AN EkTERfRIsfsG MAN
n LA the city OF Baitimore tne Hess on a..
European plan located IN "a" punca al street and doing
nne trade The nightly lodging than tie expense.
OF the entire house To any person tat would eondn, III.
York style, fortune could br rra.d
IN short The present proprietor would either ss the
conoern would enter nio par nefshn win an en
who understands thc ~ tIefs In
ali branches. For further particulars address bon Go
Post One., Baiiimore. Nd.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26

Itis"ruN A,Esry-m~y scySE
py oue oelork tss In ineir places uus~r The
sned resy 10 discharge thor eoa,ea on ,he eit nuna
llayOrp. Jbs MIA carts and wagons tss.n W arrive.
The New York herald., 1863-07-26
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DkIzB gosFY yoR osE HUNDRED And TWENTY
fssrs belrg lsa Al tte tAnsiHg 400 folivfttya
0dse of H.dsr willard ~ yofs street usaF Nsfy TAfd
gA&e FTp5slyn.