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The New York herald., 1863-06-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


ClAYTos-woon-ln Jersey City. on Wednesday June
TO- BY the Rev. Franklin Babbrt WILLIAM CLA,roS, o
New Haven, Conn, to LAvrKIA woop, Of Tarrytown
DoDGE-CHAxBxRLlN- Wednesday, June "a, by the
Rev N. Bellows, A. L. DODGE to Miss CARoLiSE g. CHAM
city.
FINNKY-LNooIN.-Att the residence Of Mrs. Henry BED
low, at Planfeld N. Wednesday evening, June "a,
New Jersey, assisted by the Rev. VIM. Cooper Mead. D.
D., Of Norwaik. onn. Mr. JULIUS C. +. FINNEY TO Miss
JULIA HAIseY daughter Of the late Luke Lincoln, ESQ
GENET-KIRrIASD-AtG Green nbush. tuesday June %.
by the Rev Thomas B. Fogg, 1eerge G. 6ENEr OF New
York, to AUGUSTA c. daughter OF the late Benjamin b.
Kirkland, Of Greenbush, Y.
HART-PrEKsoS westnold. N. j.. on Thursday, June
Is, by the Rev. Edwin Downer, WILLIAM HART, Of this
city, 70 ELIZA PERSON daughter or Isaac IL Person,
Esq, Of Westfeld. No cards
KircnEI-- SAYRE--n Elizabeth, N j., on Thurs day,
Jnue 20, the residence OF the brides brother H.
Kimberly, by Rev. E. Kcmpshill, Rev. II. d. KIrcBEL
D. D. 4, Of Detroit, TO Mrs OpnEIIa sAyRE
KMa-CIARx-Op Wednesday, June "a by the Rev
DIR. tisher President of Hamilton College, JOHN W KING
Of Clark's Mills Y.
LAcosr-BmxMAS S-AtMot.rrven, on Saturday, Februa-
ry a. by the Rev MIR. Enyarg NJ LACosr TO ADDiE
A. BEEKMAH.
PIAcE-BoGERr r-On Thursday, June 25, in st. Peters
church, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr.. Paddock CHARLES A.
cE to Al ausTA, eldest daughter Of Mr. John Boger,
Romsscs-rloKIE Thursday, june 25 by the Rev.
Robert r. Booth, JAZZ E ROBINSON 10 SUSAN c. ID CKiE,
daughter Of the late .chn II. Bates.
Scorr-THoMAs-li Brooklyn, on Monday, June %, by
Rev. +. f. L. Taylor. Mr. SAMUEL H. seoTr 20 KATE NJ
daughter Of the late plain Gregory Thomas No cards
TowT-GREESE.-At Riverside, the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, on Thursday June 25 by the Rev. R. B.
Lockwood, EDWARD G. ToNT 0e brooklyn, TO ANNIE r.
daughter Of George eene ESD, OF Nyack.
yossEllxR- BAn.-t n Thursday, June %, by the Rev
j. F. Messck JAME s. VossEILER OF New York, TO JENNIE
f BALL, II somerve, N. J. No cards. 81;
WARREN-HowARD.-- On Thursday, June 25, at tho resi-
dence Of the BRIDES father ermont Terrace Newtown
l.. l., by the Rev. H.. Ridgaway, GEORGE WARREN to
HATTIE l., daughter Of Nathan Howard Jr, Esq., all Of
this city.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL.

FRIDAY, June 26-6 p. N.
There is no change in money. There is no
scarcity in Wall street at Z per cent; but the
bankers are giving the brokers some trouble by
discriminating against nom dividend paying shares.
Commercial paper sells at S a per cent. There
is pretty active inquiry for debt rtidcates-new
issue
Gold has been inactive, the price hanging about
l+4s l45I. Exchange is dull at 1871 l5s.
The excitement on the Stock Exchange to-day
was on Harlem, which was expected to decline on
the passage of the resolutions Of the Common
Council resembling the grant of the Broadway Rail-
way. Instead of declining, however, it advanced,
rather TO the astonishment of the shorts. After
selling last evening at ~, it rose to-day to 81
difference rarely witnessed in single day, and a
more severe punishment than the bears have
suffered for some time. The excitement
when the stock was called at the board
very great indeed. On other stocks there
was but little movement. Erie and Central
were firm. Pacific Mail was per cent down. The
Western shares were irregular, Pittsburg, Rock
Island and Toledo being rather lower, while Galena
better, being quoted dividend of. Hudson
River rose to 1884, selling in the afternoon at f37.
II is understood that the company propose to di-
vide the surplus on hand before lst November, SO
as to exclude the third mortgage (convertible)
bondholders from the benefit of it and reserve the
whole sum for the present shareholders. Illinois
Central was lower to-day. The road earned in the
third week of June $l07 ,OO0-the heaviest weeks
business in the history of the line. During the
6rst three weeks o. June the earnings s303 79l,
against $269 ,2sl in the whole month of June last
year. Governments were pretty steady to-day.
In 'Ae afternoon the market generally was steady,
ans at the four P. M. call stocks were buoyant, the
highest prices of the day being bid on all sides.
The following were the closing quotations Of the
day
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

The prices OF articles at Washington Market remain
about the hey week ago, when we pub
she last review. The old list therefore, will stand
good
BrTcHERs' NEArs -Becf-soup and stewiug p'oces &c.
a &C.; prime cuts. l4c l6c: chuck RIBS, lie lao.
portcrh pieces, JIG. 1sc per TO- Mutton--Fore
quarters, 7c ec! bindquarters, &c l2c. Veal &c.
a lac.
pourrey AND GANE--Turkeys, 1sc 16c.: fowls 14c a
lie per ID; ducks, 81 20 81 81 per pair, snring
chokeus. 75c 81 81 Ter pair, do wild pigeons 81 50
Ter dozen.
Fun -TIalibui 12c eels, Ioc. a l2c white FISH, Sc
striped bass, 12c. l4c: cod, &c. baddock, &c. sain
Soc. m,ckerel l2c Iorges, &c. founders, &C. per ID
shad, 40. I0c. each blue fish, SO. per ID
rur1ER 20c. a 25c. per H.. eggs IL II Tor Csc.
vvcFrAWrs.-New cabbage, 12c. 14c per head: pota.
10 (mercersI lac. lhc bermuda. do. 4hc SOC per
half Peck green peas (unsheled), 25c. do. Spinach
l0c. a lie. do; new tnrnps, 6c. &c. per bunch
swedish turnps. SIC do; Bermuda oni1ns So. do
bcels, DC a Sc. do.i cucumbers, Sc 1oc. osch
shrugged boans ooc per hall peck asparagus l2e. lSc.
Jer bunch parsley, &c. d.,
Fprns Strawberries. &c. per basket quart boxes do ,
Ice ,oc. oranges SIC 76c. per dozen lemons 1sc
25c do piucappes lee a 2sc. each cocoa nuts &c
l0c. do apples. lsc SIC. PER hall peck smnll sup
ply OF rev cherries at Sc ioc. per ID. new whrtle
berries 3ou PER quart gcoseberres 1Oc i2c. do cur
rants. &c. n \ do
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.S@i %os,'oi
Accompanying this statement the comptroller

Accompanying this statement the comptroller
of the company makes the following statement
The balance Of S1S3 .671 IL 10 the debit OF
count December 81 1862. caused by the provision made
from the that year for the liens against
property when purchased composed OF the bridge bonds
the Overland aud Pacific rairoad Company. and the
fhicago depot bonds OF the lae consolidated company
has since been entirely ats lived The revenue Tor
APRIL after the deduction ~ all transportation and
struction expenses d interest the bonds.
amounted 10 ST3563 0s and rom January To April 80
Ut to Sl2i AL TO- from which latter amount the above
named debit balance being deducted leaves the credit
OF inc'me account the OF 7770 So The apnroxi-
mate earnings for May ut S4ls, ,739 So being an
of 81 10 per cent and for first Ave months,
May 30 ut they go U41 o 81 being increase
o! 4SI per cent over the same per iod OF 1862.
The New Orleans Era Of June f3 says:--
The in business circles here continues very
slow and limited, and the posture OF affairs generally sc
iins unchanged The amount OF sterling IN the way o.!
exchange Is small and the demand IA limited The Taies
for b London at l64 1876 and 166 l67 accord
ing the currency. Francs may be quoted nomnay At
3t0 $780, based on legal tender notes the standard
OF movements Bank and bankers sight bills New
York command "a per cent premium. Treasury notes
outdoor y per cent premium. Legal tender notes
in small sums. change hands at 2 per cent premium
nea crs have placed the for gold 81 SO per
cent ,remium asd silver 35 10 per cent but there
is scarcely anything dong worthy o. note.
The importations of dry goods into the port of
New York for the week ending June 25 were as
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

AHRIN
AsPINwALl-stesmshipC Chsn,pion-Jsmes lie kond Hen
~ shNey Kraf Mrs Aefss and w9 cniidi n, ~ A. 4
Mrs Green, Mics Annie cosssei MeSopnnsn ns Two
children and Ksjlorg Jno Huntson N bohner
Benhant. s Stotms Mrs Hanover. Mrs Dnsmore. +
Rogers and wife u Camp Nj Sullivan, Mrs MriSht
snd ehild II Burt. Annie l. Hazard, kanliock
Todd, BERNARD + Lehasaesr and wife, Mrs Weooef'
+ AID ELI II N Josselyn n and brother MrrG Flint.
Grimwood, Robinson q W Cast n. Mrs a Burk and
child en-, l. Bond, Russell. w Russell W Sage. w
Ioub, J Guild, Chamherin-and 100 IN the stseraae.
Nrw 0RLrASs-Steamship Creole-Georgs Mer AID SON
Horim Robinson daughter aud SON. Mrs utchins Mrs
Howard Mrs Pral aud chidren, Mrs Israel MRS NJ
roney, " Mcdonald. Van 2andt lisa Israel Harnay
and servant, G Jeanslem, tt CLARKE. Ifren, jas
Mrs Asher and two chiaien MeLa wife da,sh,er
ant son, .lis Menl amer Rinade P.alcro Laihgop l.
fierre. G h,uney. Capt @ Havens, Capt Hndreth.
Conrad Cieiro ard wife Ludawig II A liaine, Lieut.
Frani' W FAY, Mrs Henry odnan. two children and
servant Mrs Jones and family Miss Rebeeca Carrere-and
~ In tie slee
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wrsrsns car ss- ssn sns Wa following facts

wysrkRN CHr cps~ AND TnE WAR ~ The following facts
viii show h. well The nres of religion patriotism
hdrn together The affairs u has been as, er
tained out Vi hundred and ten churches IN I'M
,os one eighth u all the members H. the arm,
ncng sixty Eve chrrch officers ard nine minis
citing az chlpalDs. Fourteen sons OF ministers are
among soldiers uDt OF hundred md sixty inc
rhu-cirs Wisconsin, five ministers have gone rs chan
ls,us twenty eight scrs OF ministers the ranks
also y students q Beolt Colcge in nine of all the
church members IN the Out Of forty. three
churches heard from In Minnesota seventh ~ the
male members are IL the army among whom eleven
ehut cb officers aud seven sons Of ministers.
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Tn. Maine Telegraph Company.

q,
~ the annual Getting OF tie stockholders OF the Maine
telegraph Company, held 10 this city To day, the fol
low ng named lcLtlemcn elected directors for the
ensuing year:-Hlram o. Alden, James White OF Belfast
Abort Paine, jacob A. smith, Albert Halton, o,
Bangor; James ; Bedlow, wm y. Merrill, oi Portland
Aarcn Hayden o Eastport Edward OBrien OF Thomas.
ton At q SUBJ ucnt mccung Of The directors Hiram d
Alden clecieo President, and VIM. r. Merrill sccre
tary and treasurer for the year ensuing.
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Movements I'm Real Estate.

by ~ NJ hlllct.
House and 10, Go W Houston ST. 2sSso 25s-f 1915
NO SIT 68i7s Grcenwchs b. i4xS3, Ia iO0.s iacSa
TO ~ Ped'ord 81, D. ao.36e J. 2oxloss ..... 4.,Is
Houses and lots l62 and l64 3lst ST. bet 1st and "a
avs. houses 20x4s, lots pxoV.e each. h...... .,VsO
House and lot 100 adJoning same sizc AZ above 025
Eisbt lots " o. Ath av b. ssth seth st. ca 25xsO 500
BY VIM. Kennedy.
House lot 2pth st. % n. " Tth av, 24xqs ass
ItJuse and outbuildnss. with acres land, in 18th
ward, near rubby Hook, for..,.............. for 10000
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

DANCING ACADEMIES.

GRAND sUiREE TO NIGHT AT MME sAuvAgE.t-s
" baneug Aeudem,, IS LefOy place: Bieer. .er sirret
lads sai, AID -uoI music NoA i. th, tnr 4,
learn the iashonabe Ian IS fer wiuer Don for
l,t the siirte to-tilNt.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

Nor MURDERED YET cash PAIp roR M,
~ monds, and avery high price given Tor snperiaveir
Bne stones. Pearls aud Gamers Hair sLawis wan.3
Hours ~ ~ and 2till s.
W PLIMB Diamond BrUAer sls Boa Al,
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June 28-6P.M NJ.
AsuE-saes Of 80 bbls effected at &c. for pets and
exc. for pearls.
BAGS and BAGCINo we're quiet al former prices
BFEswAx was dun at 46c. a47c for yellow.
BnEAperurrs-Flour rather heavy with more offer.
ing and less disposition among buyers purchase The
days sales reached 600 bbls State and Western,
1900 Southern and 76o Canadian within our revised
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

The advices from Missouri are that the Emanci.
patton Convention will probably adopt Governor
CANDLES scheme of abolition, to take effect in
1876 in preference to immediate emancipation,
with term of apprenticeship for the emancipated
slaves. Practically, the difference between the
two schemes is small, and, so far as the financial
interests of the State are concerned, hardly per-
ceptbe. Slavery can hardly last in Missouri until
1s76-except as it existed in this State and in New
Jersey even few years since; and becoming
free State, Missouri will undoubtedly enjoy as good
credit as the other free States of the West. The
State bonds, which are now selling at 6S, with Is
per cent interest due on them, will probably at
tract the attention of the foreign capitalists who
are such eager buyers of Ohio Illinois and Indiana
State bonds
The Michigan Southern Company have declared
dividend Of five per cent on the guaranteed
stock, payable on the lst. They have $40 900 on
hand, without counting the June and July busi-
ness. The interest on the third mortgage bonds
Of the Harlem Railroad will be paid on and after
July at the treasurer's Office. The July interest
on the first mortgage ten per cent bonds of the
Sacramento, Placer and Nevada Railroad Compa-
ny Of California, less the government tax, will be
paid on and after the lst day of July next by
George T. NJ. Davis at his Office, No. Al Exchange
place, on presentation of the July coupon.
We have received the following communication
from an officer of the Cumberland Coal Company
The company have always portion Of its products
70 tide water by the aroad and generally OF the
heaviest shippers by that At the opening OF the
present season heavy shipments made by that
route; but tho scarcity Of coastwse transportation and
Me high rates esta bshed at Baltimore compelled the
company reduce its shipments by railroad send the
bulk cf its products by canal coastwse
ooud be more readily and cheapy obtained at Washing
hHS al hnc cit
been damaged to any material extent 1t be
put In complete order In a fortnight No damage has
been done 10 the property works OF the company.
Thy prepared TO res me shipments at hours
notice. Ever since 1850 tie interest on It's bonds
and the expenses OF its business have been paid from
legitimate operations The affairs OF the company
much better condition at present and better entitled
The "faith Of shrewd business men, than they in
1888.
The husinesa Of the Snh. Treasury Maa "a folloMs
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
Cl,lrHING.

EENTGENES 1fAvING ANY NEW OR LErr orr
NJ Clothine TO dsncsr Of obtain bighrs pr be
calling ~ the store 0r atdrr ssing tOuN NPiIy 20
Psail sutei noa< Ccnue All orders pnnci,aly at ma
cd
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incfoa0e $sZtV
The earnings of this road will be reported here
after as of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad
Company, it having passed into the possession of
that company on or about the llth inst.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad Company from the lst of January to the
lst of June, as compared with the preceding year,
are aa folowe.-
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sPORTING.
FuHNIrURE.

An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Fup
"A nture for sae-troterty OF s'nUemsn lea, ing for
Europe PianOfJre cost Tor AIS, ,iutd,a
Stool a.d Cover. rosewood Far,or sui ti3l one sIsj,
Lmgeres. Bureaus. Eeistcsds bedding, made 10 Orsr
for the subscihcf. viii be solo strrnr. NJ MIDDLE
1OS as West twenty third ST., near Ststh Avenue
EURSITuRE CARPETS, &C. BorGHT FOR CASH u
Books, PAM phets aud LsbIarie bOug' fos
sixth b.tweeu Ninth a1l feaia ets A large
stlck Of j0Uks always on hand
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LOST AND EDUND.

A NANNY GOAT sTRAYED OR WAS STOLEN ON
"A Thursday evening, 25h inst from - East Twelfth
street. OF b; has long gray hair rpoa her
iack. and Is giving milk. liberal reward III h, paid TO
the person who will return her TO the above mber.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

bent Business secured by Letters OF rateni for nva
luable invention required In Household WIN Jay
larely and without risk Apply at No Ill Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
THE LECTURE SEASON.

nR JUEKiN5' hECrURE ON PROPHECY THE FIF.
~ tenth of the course will he delivered the Canal
street ch rch. corner Of Greene street. 3k r.
NJ; morning service ~ 0k The public invited. Seats
free.
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEN
only. at the New York Museum OF Anatomy, 6ls Broai.
Parties unable 10 attend these lectures have them
forwarded receipt OF ~ cents by addressing Secretary OF
he New York Museum Of Anatomy
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

LIOR SALE-AN INTEREST IN A PUBLIC PLACE.
~ tsunincr resor the eitv, where large
be realized in addition salary of sO) per month for
taking charge. Apply in the store l04 William street
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

7 OST-A BREASTPIN, CONTAINING A GENTLE
~ mans likeness. The will reward the lnder
liberaly, gift Call send it to 81 Chatham
street, in the store. .-a ..ttsf I'D ---A
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There is every reason to suppose that when the
crops of the West begin to move even this rate of
increase will be exceeded.
We %sve received the following statement of the
financial condition of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railroad on the 30th of April last:-
Cost Of purchase railroad equipment &C. ST. 92s 772
hand for
The New York herald., 1863-06-27
FIREW WORKS.

L,IRE woRKs-HADFIELD's UNION DEPOT -LYo.
i BROTHERS. No 23 Cortlandt street--Ali kinds o
plain and fancy Fireworks, Flags Banners Cannon an,
all gocds In this line for the trade eAhbons
warranted.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

nR. coBBETT. MEMBER or THE NEW YORK Uni
~ vsfdy fMedicai Colclel and Coleee of surleonss
f0pdon can consulted st bis Ocr, ~ Centfe street "
tween Guam brrs and Reade having private en-, anS -
No r CITY HAL place. No charge unless enreh S""""JS
ifon, ~ A. N. TO IN y. NJ
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

EoR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIxTUR~i OF A.
j. hcuOr store. neatly Itel and in n good al
9ure OF +. KELLY %, East N nth street
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

IIOR SALE-ONE OF THE VERY BEST GROCERY
Store in Sixth avenue; corner store doing large
sen for selling; unusually good chance. Apply TO f. D.
RICHARDSON Co, 81 and 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

EoR SALE OR TO LET-A COUNTRY RESIDENCES,
situated ut Maiden. he Hudson river three
walk from steamboat landing; good HOUSE, Barn and
other ontbudings six ~ orchard with graz
fruit OF all kinds Inquire 40 Washington market. or AZ,
Isl West Fifteenth street OF PENTLAND
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500 Amer Coal Com.
100 Bucks Co Leaa Co
$50 Wyoming v c Co.
IN ny Cor DID ho !,
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

A NY PERSON WISHING EITHER TO BUY OR yELH
"A Farms or City Property business any knd on
desiring Partners IN business, should cali F. D. RIC
AkDsON CO.. 10 and 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

EsARMs FOR sALE-lOo TO 20o ACRES; FIRST RATA
land plenty OF buildings 3c AZ good buildings.
fnc irnit and shade handy depot Call to-day STE
PHEN VAIL 27 Fulton street. Painaeld n j. who haA
many others - "
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD. NEAT GROCERY VERY NEAR THIS
~ city tor 'ae very cheap as the ner Is going South
all eight months only $2 month: good
business pr only $500 Apply to +. d. RICHARDSON 4
CO., 81 and S4 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-27

CT Ok WILL BUY THE LEASE. STOCK AND PIX
Dl AC of the Billiard and Drinking S,loon. CSC
Broa iway. the having other business attend
In quire the premises
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WATCHES, sEwELRY, sc.

A rrENTtoN DIAMONDS. Watches, AND OLD
N tOld ard silver bought cash AM the o. ~ price
gwen at the store L. JACOBS, tV7 Broad
way, bctwe. Walker and Lspensrd streets
AT $40 BRoADwAy-O PPOsl1E THE ST NICHOLAS
~ The htahcst yare paid In cash, Tor Diamonds
Silver p,ste OH cold Sc JOSEPH SOLOMON. Damoud
Broker, $40 81 MIDWAY.
n1ANsNps OLD GOLD AND slLvER-LADfEs OR
s,,.n,sn having old Gold Silver or Diamonds TO sell,
\. gos 4, Louis ASRICH I23 broadway, the New
Var ,. IAN better than at any other llace in the
49,, lra r,rs 10 pas the highest pfice-iwenu per
m,e bau any Other peson-and pays In city money with.
compelled to take other goods la exchange
ds,nember, 10 Broadway.
nrAuoNps BOUGHT FOR cAsH-AND GREAT
ID rilcc given Tor Enc single stones Money % Dan.
n W. PLtMB, Diamond Broker 5i2 Broadway.
n1O PRECIOUS JEWELS, WATCHES, PLATE AC
Tho best possible prices paid for articles " value
Diamonds Watches, siler Plate, JewcIy. Pearls Optical
fnsruecnts Ac Ac 81 his Jriyate rooms Advances made
j. IT, BARRYMORE, 2i2 Broadway room -, up stairs
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A LADY WISHES no OBTAIN A SITUATION FOR a
"A eomuepG, bure, OF the highest RI seetahfv who has
lived with nrr hre. ears. would astsets and
on = lady cal At address 50 %est lpih ST. petFeen
al s
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A EtrJArIUI TAhTED-BY GERMAN GIRL AS
"a american family preierrcG; satisfactory
C,,cn. Gail At 10 Gceick IT., bet~een Grand and
n. j.
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N na eiaeriy gentleman Oi means. with maw,.
nony He musi he refined N manners and able 10 ssryos
q wie comfortably - ensh wouid oner owing haas
Addrrts TO- enc week a. l., station Post oae.
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A sill AXIOM WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL, As
"a or ohir ton to shart
distance In The county best city reference from place
Call f.r two Gays "a East 2kt ST.
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pCUUU rscoyery OF twenty Bonds OF 81 40 eseh Lam
nioal anu ST. Jossph Railroad Company ami hfty three
Bonds OF The chicago and Northwestern Rail cal Company
OF various issues ard amounts, Which, with oher
stolen from th iron safe OF tho Brooklyn White Lead
Company about the 2s Of April particulars
uscment IN The New York Evening foSt aers IN these
soss are cautioned not purchase negotiate the same
9 payments are stopped al the respective Ollie =.
FISHER HOWE, Treasurer, No. 81 Fulton street
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.

A SITUATION wANTEB-Bg RESrECTsBLE GIRL
"A az anrsa ana HAS lha besi Of city reic
renee Can be scen fo days ~ 50 9th st. third Loor
h.
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MATRIMONIAL.

, GENTLEMAN, OF uNDoUBTED REsPECrABILply.
Possessing $500 income, seeks vile With an lncoue
eaua 10 MS own; Intelligence, education md rtHrsm,ut
aiS essentials. Aailess for one week s. A., s,a,oI 4
Post 0foe.
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A kEsPECIABLE COLoRED GIRL WANTS sITUA-
n ton lady maid VIII ent by the
Can for Two days at ~ Grand ~
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06

ONFLAMABLs PREPERArIoS.-
Numerous substances have been
tried to render muslin dresses IN
combustible, the best thing is the
tungstate OF soda aud the sui
phaie Of ammonia. Tunpstate
OF soda, prepared expressly for
rendering fabrics non-lnllamma-
ble, can be obtained, bv order.
ol ans chemist. Directions for
u>e:-To three parts of good
(dry) starch add one part OF
tungState oi soda, and use the
starch in the ordinary way. If
the material dncs not require
starr hiag, mix IN the proportion
OF one pound OF ;ungstate OF soda
to two gallons OF water; saturatc
the fabric with this solution, and
dry 1t. The heat OF the iron in
40 way affects the non-iniiamma-
bll:ty Of the fabric.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-06
BE CHEERFUL AT YOUR
MEALS

The benefit derived from food
tahel, depends very much upon
the condition of the body while
eating. Ii taken in a moody.
cross, or despairing condition of
the mind, digestion is much less
perfect and slower than when ta-
ken with a cheerful disposition.
The very rapid and silent eating,
too common among Americans.
should be avoided, and some top
ic OF interest introduced at meals
that all may partake Ia, and if a
hearty laugh Is occasionally in
dnlged IN, It will be all the bet
ter.
1t Is not uncommon that a per-
son dining IN pleasant and social
company can eat and digest we'll
that which, when eaten alone
and he mind absorbed IN some
deep study or brooding over
cares and disappointments, would
be long undigested in the stom-
ach, causing disarrangement ami
pain, and if much INDUCED In,
become the cause OF permanent
and irreParable injury to the sys-
TEN.