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}. w. IL. BAKER, n. d.,
DHY SICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
i Post Office Building. Residence on Fifth
street, between brady and Perry streets, ven
DoU, Iowa. aovI9-dkwtf
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J. A. READ, n. d.,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i aad residence No. Is, corner Main ana Third
treots, Das snport, Iowa. julyl
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RAILROADS.
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WINTER ARRANGE ENT, 1862.

WANsEN AHNANU EsMENls 1909.
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IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 24rH
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A. KIhBALL, Asst Sup't
Davenport. November az. lss2.-dtf
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

EoYcr--HoHEII.-On Wednesday, evening, December
81. by Rev John O. Adens AIgxsspyR W. boYcs 10 Miss
ELzABErn T. HowsiL all OF this city. No cards.
Cincinnati papers please cory.
BrRp.a III SAHp.on Tuesday December 20, ~ tho
Church " the Ascension by the Rev Thomas Call lds
s.oBsgr Il. BRpuI to H.inafr, daughter Of Channcay
Barnard, all Of this city.
vile L. L. by the Rev. 8 T. cagc at the residence OF
tho bride father. Mr.. WILLIAM mooxrs, Of selden, 10
Miss MAIs Y. eldest dsignter Of H. III. Farmer Fsl, %
the former place.
RosES-HoLBRooK ~-0n Wednesday evening December
a. II 81 Mary's church. Dorchester, by The Rev. Mr.
Mills, Idsnt. n6oLAs BOWEN sopohrAI,rcal Engineer,
United States Army, % Mias Mar! q daughter o. > r.
IL HolbrQok ESQ, OF Dorchester, Mass. No cards
BpoosE s-,vn Wednesday e. ealing hAGs'. e.. "a
AZ ths Jane $50. =. "a ss -" aS ~ ~
Hssr OF this city.
phiiai.llhia papers please copy.
CRrsga- -iAaaArI. 1ljn "Wednesday, December 81 Ny
the Rev john j. e. Baman, AsRAn + CstsyR, q NeN
brunswick Y. u 10 EMMA A. HAnaARr, youngest daughter
Of Duncan Hagsart, Esl Of .his city. No cards.
GRggnwsI,--CuSsNos.- Taesdsy December 70, al
g. Stephens church Twenty eighth street. ~ Rey Dr.
r. W Cummings. pastor w. h, bBgFNwEIL, oi the United
states Coaa; Survey, As e. CUMMINGS youngest sister
Of the o;'tcat.pg clergyman.
Washington oty d. G., aud san Francisco, Cal, papers
Horr~M .xAvpxs. -1os "wednesday December 81, "
the Rev Mr. Read Ggogos " HON 70 Mrs fa.scR- AL
Agpha, both " Gresnpont.
NIry.woriH.-FRa erg.---On Wednesday evening, DE
csnbcr 81 st tho residence u The Rev Asa D. Smith
sssrH Y. iIiNGworru, 70 Mss MAR, L. fa,srs, both q
this city.
ogr.-MoIs.---on Monday, December -. by the rss
Thomas strong, gois ~ Oxn % Miss Ros;nnss SoiR
all &C this city. No cards.
PArsRsos--A aEL.--on Wednesday, December ~, IA
Robe Ken, n j. ~ the Rev. Mr.. Harris, JoS PA,sa.oN
= Albany Ia Mss G,THAntaE a. AnsI OF Iiooken, ~ j.
THoHSE--.I BoN4r--cn lhuIs'ay, Christmas Day, be
oernoor 25, by tho Rev II. Iownsbesry, Mr. e,oNgI
". Ta0fsR, II the Cnitad states Navy to Ms Sszi
Tscsss, sliU this city.
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BsAs-or weduesJsy, December % after sagrt ~.
ness o. psourisy, Arssr J. h.N, in The 4osi yer o. h
TIE relatives aud friends u the fsuly are respectfully
invited osiend the funeral from The broadway fAhsF
scle cornsr q Thirty fourth street aud ssiA avenue
saturday rslny II ton cclek, without further invita-
ton
BuRss.--os Wednesday, December 81, n.up 'BrHsg
nstsvo of<'risou, county Limerick, iceland, .sed A
III. friends AMI rels,ivts and ,hsse 81 hts Uroiher
gshn Burke 81 rather Robert Eott aud brotseF
n-iv Morgan Hien invited - si,ead tie funeral
from his late residence ~ sixth street friday after
mon nj ba,fpas ., one O'Clock
HIa-arrla.-In Brooklyl on "Wednesday morning, D..
osmber 81, nrs. lncu BlsHIsLp, wsco~ Of Harvey
riashaeld, or New York.
hsrs from, the house u b.. son, w- Henry Blaehheid
~ seouc place. brooklyn, o. Saturday srhson A. one
o'clock, wl,scut further .avii-ton.
Brrxryr At lie rs.idcnes ~ Rye wes'abes,s oocn
is, u the Nsw Yor. sd gea h-ves sAiirnad, 4 N.
5s. yesr 1T hlssge
1as fsnessi VII take plse, rom cbr-t eurA. rye, %
yr,csy Afternoon ~ two o'elrck iAs feiztNes snd
risnds VI lsiniiv respectfully ny.ied 10 attend
special tram win lssys INC hew haven cepo., corner
Nv ontysevcl street end ior'h sv-ansi On friday, ~
fernoon, ~ hsfYsst twelve o CLOCK.
Bfss.-on "Wednesday lscetaber 81, oI-Au I.As1Ssrs,
iniant cf nr VI. 7. ard Anna ryrp.
the relatives ana friends nv,tsi TO sstsDd tie rns
ri, irsn ~ Washington stesl, Broesiy ~. (rhueay
s3i.fDooi, At two o'sisk, without rIihsr rnt,Ge.
Asshy .ac Marfrsssb" Crtnnj p.p<rs please CO.
BrLusT.-At HI residenc. IN Rye Yssinssfsr cclrig
On iieans, Dsssnsocr ~ drsny sefstfr, rres'd..l
y. 'ht ''a~ ReAA w" fi"sf" '''Nss - AV
yssr I" m ~sr. . 80.
me reissife' shd irsDas % TIC is'y ss rssFsrtpsf
~ - ~ s,sena y. snc.i f"n crar" eaafch, Bye o.
ffh,"y al.sin,on' ~ We NlouA,
a special tram ..i irayc Inc &c" fa.en Ea lfOas4
dsss corner ~ lrtAy s-frhin meet nn fsaftA ave
fns, tn Fria~5 etisfhoshs y msh ls"t WE'VE.
- r.-si.--'n me1A's''str b.f'A1sl ~ "NilsN a.
son u sssrs AT Margaret Cpmmissy sss gesis ami
ia"hsns .,r
80 y 80 49, 20. ~ kisrunl tne y, - - -,
HbNr"k.-on a"e-na9 hetihlns' Daceheei - NAVY
ahAga ~ = Lsnlo l,elien 49,, ~, sna 4asIlff "
VIZ ". = $500 '1. ~ ~. M = " 49,.
,s - .,s-s' 1870, ~ ' s5 ~ - t'a ~
.1s.. 49,, 49, ~, 80 ~ , ~, -. ~. tsh
.nsuN 1, - '''A ''''t 4" '''a'S '''"v'l'' ~
"" w = wv : "a q,,.t H., Y,...o,,t.,r =, ,,. 4. -.
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~ 100. ~ sslss1. 49, ,.-rsc,r,,, ,n,o
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s,.,e Wy ,yss, ~, fn.,s,.,, .,,,,,ne 80 49,
a'nioc. - 1'' ~ 's''"' :" -"
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rys ''''''.''' $500 !. ~. ~ 5,sfs al 2eeAle
JAZZ" ....::..:::.,s s,iss .s.,: 80. a."
ogr.ss--Aa .e,.ye issall sssi-s Tor .,s. 900 T..
s'.es. .asss .. - u.s., no. L. '; =. &c; ::
20. ~ =. DDta,sso ss,es "a h.rf II $40 ,.-.,ss,
f,s1gy reg-s s'iA. e,..s
~ a., - ~. .n ,s s,sl.s - 90 as. -
so.ss '.i.s .;s IS ~ a,sass. =. ~ . ss
a-. q. e, ;,,s..,..s n..ssls ~ ni -;
49, 90 isse.s tss, o. D. 1, .sa sssrs ,"ss'. 20
sos ssr.s' !. y J, iol. az =, r.cs.ss. v.s,,
oatso' 4 ysi-.s q al ds.cflpssss 10 yssi .ss 80
- =. it>ey plshssft ~ sss 81 for Moth river
rye = NJ - ~ rvs n 81
''.,ih ,iyst a.. !. 10 -, 70, :sse. ss: u
hi'p N.r. gs'r' ~ saetsi s.s@sy
Fr'14 = hihe' - NJ. r.vl. D~ ~.
I n,..,.o. Ayrs' y, soale r. snse, 1.s's1.s
80. 49, . -. -. = ~ - sr .. srsp
I''as's - fss'A7 % sos Tsva, Ds.n
-. n.is 40 rnsa - w. ses' : so- s,e 80. 80.
asts.s saa asi-s :, w. o'i..s. r.rs ls.a. !.
~, s~s., :. NJ ~. D., u
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Z tit Nabs a. fef H.e.s az on s1s sfg 10 ~ p,,s
!. - al sFeei d4i an hssfJ wth asks n "A. "a. :,
III sS W - Hsir ~ tl8 ssif ~ ertra mess ia
49, ns4 s*csf n iafi, Nllks rnGss ~ st.s snr
NaI.N. l. ~ 'arg8 ~ u 49,. fQslsY rg.s 49,
d a. 49, !. ~ sssis 80 los . 49, sog ys.,.rr
t.~ss - q. ~ fNm9r AZ we H.
Py.e .J''nH1sa-.s. - nese rg4, De- 81
ga, ,.,s -, ~. 49, sIs ~ s,lq0 usrn.io
fiigs t.st .-.-... $50. go ,D lIsl.a HI
~ ~ - ,s,.s ssf.. 49,. 40 sa@ u9.us
-. Rtyr.........., ia n NJ
-,ssss was = ue1sr,iN s-sssss, srS go his- -.'s
"A, MISTY = loss aiIh.r IL ssw Orleans, issAr.,
ss ~ s'sf.Nsa
ES1e gDss', . y, Y y"vf, D.s ~
81 sss ~ ............ s,.e. sss aio.s
q. y ssa'....t....~ e ast -. If
ips.fn. - qsIss = t1sassr poe.
freo I 80. "rN'" ~, 60
Z, =. 'ry,rsf m ~ $3.50 Z, : .,.s Ae..%
6nssvr --sasss 4 - pe,. r.it meaf nssyN re
ryiesaf Trttsy = No To-, b. 81
,.rrsstm peg ~. ~ sfsss vRc oc
rs8l VS. On 40 hAry. - grsvtovsy fagfsa@tsA
Pfita n Dg-s1s w. y We - 70. =
ueress ssscs ~ " y, 49, 10. -, - !. L,.
afg..s-s ....l,I na. ~. Nm Ma A. ~ 49,
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The Minnesota Mining Company has declared
seiniannual dividend Of three dollars per share,
making sixteen per cent Oh the capital stock from
the earnings Of 1861, free Of government tax, pay
able January 10; the Mechanics Fire Insurance
Company OF Brooklyn seni.annuai dividend 81
live per cent, free Of COVE. nmont tax, payable
dcnd Of three AMI oac-haf per cent, free u GOV
ornDlent tax payable January T. The coupons 9
the mortgage bonds Of the Long Island Ea'lgos
due January J. viii be- paid at the Bank Of
| -tate Of New York The loans of the city
| Brooklyn maturing January next, and all
| pons maturing 3l.t inst and lst prox.. siP ,
| paid az the Lcng Jrabj Bank demand.
| Hanover Fire Insurance Company has decla rs
/ semi annual dividend Of i've per cent, payai n,
| demand.
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Vt abFtAN ~ 80 tifN4
sIs ~ Bro.4gn Cty u. go, sptot .ssrt soBsst
leafe ~ ysa'f & 10 ffgn ~ 4, ts12, si@vtt
tsg gu9 Nlvf.stef Vi 30 @sst iis4 49,
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The Three Days' Battles fn North Caro-
lina-OHciaI Account or tho Loss I'm
each Battle.

UlK NEWBENN CUKKESPUNDENNE.
EEwBgax Dec. ~, 1862.
Through tho courtesy OF Dr. Smelling, Medical Director
Of this department enabled TO furnish TO the readers
OF the HERALD Interested srh matters, the following
information, compiled from oAacia documents-
In the suboinod is nciudod everything, except Tho
Third New York cavalry whose loss was quite small.
TOTAL NUMBER KILLED AND WOUNDED AT THE DAT.
TIE OF xINsToN, Y. c., DECEMBER IA 1867.
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Osshi1S ~ the Arny.
hAA UnmAE's EuyAw Houm.
Nma ~ BALTIM0nu, D>o. q, 16o2.

H4 GA BAIrlxoHs, De ., lso2.
JAm 0onDoN DEnm3, NO.
DxAs As-I read with much interest your article
IN Yesterdays HEnAip on shs subject u cooking for
the army, having myself made ~ article OF food
for tho army and navy, which I believe 70 be tho
best article ever made, aad o. price 30 low - 70
Insure ta adoption both. had tested by the highest
military authority. VINO agreed that IL was good, well
put up and in fact they said too good for tho sol
der. Icoud not II 10 that light could not see how
II possible 70 have article Of food for
put In suitable made from the very best materials
thoroughly cooked aud reasoned TO the taste always
ready for and consolidated for transportation TOO
good could be eaten from tho can the march, or,
II CIRCUMSTANCES would admit made into moet delicious
SOUP The army and navy hase MOI yet adopted II. But
the medical dsIa1 tment found is value and ordered
large quantities OF u. send you copy OF the Surgeon
Generals letter recommending u TO the War Depart
which would like you 70 try ON your own table, hay
Ing passed through tho very hot Climate OF Baltimore
The weather excessively hot during the heated term
This shows that II viii keep, and you will ind 10 good
as year ago. encouraged Icen furnish efficient
TO have II once or twice q week in the army, and
II would insure troops against scuryy, which they
have suffered 50 much 1iththe moats and vegetables
being so thoroughly snasamsed as 10 insure this result
After tasting this, say whether soldiers would not
feel new life after supper Of Ibis rso1 &C tho trans
pdfes.tf and what saving may be made One wagon
load would feed worry large number ! send can by
Adams Co Is Express deyerabls at your oice free OF
Formerly d the Astor House.
SURGEON GENERAL 5 OyEicI, |
wisBryGron Cry, July %, 1882 !
Corosm--I have no hesitation in recommending TO your
favorable consideration the portable soup manufactured
by Mr. R. Coleman OF Baltimore, under tho naino OF
Soyer CrimeRn soup.
nave sent large quantities Of THE soup TO the Army
Of the rotoac and but for II many OF the ack aud
wounded would have died after the recent battles,
Iha testimony Of all the medical officers OF that army
whose opinion asKsd In it's favor and saw for
myself bow much il Was reished by the men. J am,
Colonel, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM A. HAMMOND surgeon General
Col. =. TArioR, Comnissary General OF Subsistence,
Washington
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDkt1bAy, Zee. o. . 4. ~.
| The year closes An easy money market call
| loans ranging from Ave to six per cent, and the
| best mercantile manor being current Of the same
rates. Certificates Of public indebtedness are
one.eightn lower than yesterday. Demand notes
! advanced again to-dsy to MS tic decline was
! csnsed by fhe nnfounssd reports from Washington
| that Congress would permit customs duties ~ b.
1 paid Ia legal tender notes. There "a no likelihood
\ that Congress viii DC anything o. I'll. kind.
| Gold advanced to-day 10 1885,, closing at l9l (
| bid. The advance 10 gold based Oh the issuc OF
more paper money b. government, j. slower thsu
| the advance Of fancy stocks; Int operators sc,n
| to consider II more sure. Tomorrow and ior the
nsyt tea days large amounts os gold will be paid
oar for interest 10 creditors 81 he United STATE.
and the several ststes 81 TIE Union. II IL under
so ID that mos, " tire gold has already been .od
| in the market Ezohansc closed ~ 1897 III
Tor 1anlcr-' sterling bills md s.s2H 3.s7tf Tor
| baa en- sills Paris.
Tae stock ,sarAst continue. active aud us Ten.
,leEs Of prices ape tobe -till np~srd. Judy
ing rom he prinsso lie; q seles - The nr.t board
| = isrge business mus. have been done. We notice
no change in prioe,rxcspt in Pacific Mail, which
Tell Il per cent, and In Erie. whie, was = lower.
| The bend market va ,sry irlo; Nc notice large
.aIss # Chicago a. NoftiSc seconds at
3Ti. Attic pubs beard, o. one =. ~. Inc market
| was very bnoyspt .l6 there ~err largo tfan.sc
tiorrs. Comparing the rficOE With those OF las,
evening ~ note decline 0fsS IN paciss Mol; sn
advance u Il IN Central, x IL Erie, = IN Hudson,
| IN Hsslem, ia 10 Harlem preferred, ~ in
Southern Did, So In Clcgcland sDd pittsburs and
2. in BOOK Island. Al Tho second board fclvsed)
the p.arks strong. md moot -criDiiol. we're
higher Ri leland ssLl AZ s2g. d,yldg.d On
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vHILABELPIIIA STOCK B0AaD.

pHILABELPuIA STOCK BoAaD.
PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 81, 1862.
Stocks 6rnl. Pennsylvania hves, 9sil Reading
Rai!road 3s,s: Morris Canal 81 Long island Railroad
% Ponpsy lvgAla railroad, b. sigh. exchange ON New
YORK AZ par.
BALTIMORE, Dec. al, 1852.
Flour dull and unchanged Nhettqulet White, 81 90 \
81 ~ rcd 81 30 sI 80 Corn firm for white; yellow dull
and declined lc. &c. Whskey firm but inactive. Pork
hrm at $40 80.
PnrADELpHIA, Der. 81 1852
Trads 10 dull Flour qaoi. Nheat ia less donand white,
81 6S 81 So red 81 40 81 10 Corn dn'l and lower
yellow roc Toe. Provisions nrp Mess pork, &l4 80 .
Sll 70. Whiskey, 43c. . 44c.
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WHEAT wag quiet, bat frnor, with sales ~ ~ oo0
eash-s, q 81 ~ for whHc and 81 ~ as. for red
and amber Wsstorn, ~ - ~ ~ Tor Mluanhes club
Ard amber spring AMI VI ~ ~ 81 for Chicago svhg
trn declined Slightly ~h ssos al only ~ 900 busbels
niCeJ Hes1rn 81 TAr fse Cor sound &C . lie. fot
raaound sng heated, .ud sIg fut yellow Western Hye
VA qU.ei al So. Sau. sAsa were made ~ II OnH
bashsb barley. q, VI 3ossl W. Oats n lees 70
~ SO n IL
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wHUsDDsr, Dec si--oph
--salaa wcr. made u 80 oba. It,c. for pearls
and 1a.c 49, for ro,s. Stock SAC bbh.
Pricsof lJHfy Nt,r Tori Be5s1wp a.
l-Gt 1901. IN2
puts, per 1ooBp....4 Is $50 a1a ss
poeris per 100 lts . 90 90 so
p.lnnl FFs.Fiour Sc. per Dbl higher lsiu sa,ss
II IL 900 Nis state and Western 900 bbb ,anaalap'
. 900 bbis southern ncfo made within oar rss sed
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>s~1~>~~~~S~~~So~~S~,4
AnruaA Uemmsrcial cireuIar ~ u. q
uun d Co.

ga AND 0lo ROADWAY, NEW YoRx, Jan. l. 1888.
Ne pr essn you herewith our annual statistical return
= failures for the year Just ended H. based upon the
sstnal records Of "Ihe Mercantile Agency" and pot
mare estimate made upon imperfect data.
One Of the most striking features In the table the
very small number Of failures and the amount
- liabilities a. compared with prec~ a,ns vaara We &C.
count for this chiefly by reaSn on he abundance OF
ncney, which has enabled the merchant collect in
outstanding dues more eesely probably than has ever
ssen done DsSre cernly more than has been lone
t many years ap the scarcity and high price OF goods
vaicn nave ~" only greatly enhanced the value OF the
ssStIs noN hand but have also made available old
ieeds hivsrto considered dead stock, and placed
~ un~ expected value upon them.
To- failures by months, a. exhibited 10 the following
Zlres show tho larger portion occurred during the
arst quarter Of tho year. before the advance in the
value Of goods 20 which we have been Abiding
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HOTELS.

QELMONT HALL. SCHOOLkf's MOUNTAIN
ID Springs New Jersey-i have great in 0foru,
ing my forner patrons and friends that will take OF
sincere thanks for past fayors ana
hope by due application 10 business 10 merit rs formerly
OF public patronage The houss viii he oaened on the
day OF june Lr the reception Of company
" '''''' b. A. cRowELL, Proprietor.
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Is NEWPORT, r. I.

have the pleasure OF informing former patrons and
friends that have ken the house In connec
ton with Mr. Tnos. W. Fletcher
hs house has very recently by the owners
In n manner superior TO almost ANY In the country
n has many advantages any New port bsug fur.
nished with steam heating apparatus and bells every
TORS and will be great Objes OF The undersigned 10
keep this house merit continuation OF the sime
rke house WIN open on the 10th OF June
Plans OF the house and arrangements made al 40 Fsth
avenue, or by note addressed TO me.
o. G. PUTNAM
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IIEATH HOUSE. SCHOOi.EY's MOUNTAIN SPRINGS
Ill III J-Ins large and elegant hotel 70 widely and n
vorabiy known. wt opened on the st u June a eace-
lent condition IL teahed via Morris aud ksser
LEAVING foot OF Cortiandt street, " III 81 A. 81 and AZ
II A: distance 30 miles Rooms may now Do engaged on
terms More Particular Information Il, be ma
hy addressing the snbscr ber Dy calling him Wednes
day between l. aud O'Clock, a. M A.ior ousc. y
n B. COLEMAN. prlur.etor
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NEW YORK HERAII0 THURSDAY, MAY IA, 1868.


At THE FRANKFORT HOUSE, ONE BLOCK EAST OF
the City Hall corner of Frankfort and william streets, @
urnished light airy Rooms room 70 one per
son. 20 5oc per day 81 70 50 week. House open all
night
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IvARM FOR SALE.-FORTY ONE ACRES OF EXCEL
lent land, the west side of Seneca Lake and adjon
Ag the beautiful village OF Geneva For particulars apply
. VAN WORST BEARDSLEE LOG Broadway, New York
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THE MILITARY,

DUEGANoN VOLUNTEERS OF I7s2 ATTENTION
~ meeting of the original members OF this organiza
VIII be held on Thursday 4th instant at ~ ocock at Nil
lemans Hall. TO elect officers and transact business Of i'm
portance. ~ order OF
john BRAEIcAN. Treasurer.
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AEILLs AND WATER POWER FOR sALE-A FOUR
M engine Paper Min with copper dryers and pasteboard
machinery, and Grist Mill, with two OF stones;
Store House and two Dwelling HOUSES. with rs acres Of
land situates on the Passaic river In Chatham J with
road and % miles New York Partner would be
purchase half the Paper Mil would be sold sepa
rate This is valuable power for paper mills grst mSs
JOSIAH Y. MUIR, or TAYLOR 4 GEOGHEGAN, No. 65
street,
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on rs May. Having Dces thorough y reua red and
furnished offers Undue sents unexcecd by any sum-
rnsr resort reasonable trms Boats AMI from foot
OF James slip. New York. PoUCHER Prosrietor,
CT GERMAN HOrEI-ON THH EUROPEAN PLAN
- A lew suits OF Rooms y let by the day .r week.
rruE UNION MEN IN THE STATES WHERE rIrr
IL Is raging who are dcsirols OF obtalnng temio
ary for their families iros the dangers OF Tie
war viii class low frfrs f1r
hs summer, al Congress Hall, Albany n Y Health OF .he
place unsurpassed For partcilaIs si9Iczs JAMES L
Mitchell Esq, proprietor.