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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-09
The battle Of Gettysburg.
Baltimore, July

Baltimore, july =.
The Baltimore American has the fol-
lowing in regard to the battle of Gettys-
burg:
The body of Major General John f.
Reynolds, killed in the battle near Get
tysburg, arrived here this morning, and
was taken to the residence of his brother
in-law, Mr.. Gildersleeve.
We regret to learn, from officers who
brought down the body Of Gen Reynolds,
that Brigader General Paul was killed in
the same fight, on the south of Gettys-
burg.
Gen Paul commanded the Sd brigade OF
the LIST army corps.
Coils Stone and Wistar were both
wouded and taken prisoners.
Col Wistar commanded the 'Bucktails,
a Pennsylvania regiment.
Col Stone also commanded a Pennsyl
vania regiment in the I'd brigade of thu
LIST army corps, and was acting brigadiel
general of the Cd brigade.
Gen Newton took command of the Is
army corps, on the fall of Major Genera
Reynolds.
We learn from the officers of Gen Rey
nold's staff that our forces passed through
Gettysburg at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, and when quarter of mile west o
the town encountered Gems Longstree
and Hill, who attacked the corps of Gel
Reynolds, which was in the advance.
This corps stood the force of the attacl
until it was relieved by the third corps
and commanding position gained.
The rebels made strong attempt to tlanl
the position we had gained bat were re
pulsed.
Gen Reynolds and Gen Paul fell unde
q volley from the rebel infantry.
Both officers were mounted and at tn
head of their men.
In the course OF the conflict we fell .bacl
to stronger position, and the fight cease
for the day at four o'clock.
At the close of the evening the Who'll
army of the Potomac had reached tn
field and Maj Gen Mead had all the corp
strongly posted for renewal of the bat
tie this morning.
The loss of the enemy was considere
fully equal to ours.
The army of the Potomac is in fin
condition and very enthusiastic.
Our loss of officers is severe.
Our army is regarded as better concer
trated than the rebels for the events {
to-day.
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Wednesday was desperate and uuremit-
ting, terminating at shutdown,
Longstreet was in command, and his
force is said TO comprise HILLS corps.
During the early part Of the day our
forces failed TO make any impression on
the rebels, when sickles arrived with re-
Inducements, and turned the tide of bat
tie.
The result may be stated thus
We advanced rapidly, met the enemy in
force, attacked him with one corps, fonnd
him two strong, fell back until joined by
the 18th corps, renewed the attack and
regained our ground.
Gems Wadsworth and Doubleday are
wounded.
Gen Baxter is reported killed and Gen
Steinwehr wounded.
Our wounded are at GETTYSBURG well
taken care Of.
Our forces at Gettisburgh were largely
reinforced Wednesday night. General
Meade is in front superitending opera
tons.
A special TO the Times dated on the
battlefield, noon of Thursday says no
general engagement had yet taken place,
though the great battle will be fought this
afternoon or tomorrow.
The enemy is in great force.
Our troops are all up and well in hand.
The rebels occupy Pennsylvania college as
hospital.
There has been skirmishing all the
morning. Both armies are preparing for
a great contest. Our troops are in splen.
did condition and will fight like veterans
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Portland, July i;

The Press of tomorrow morning will
have the decisions of the Judges of the
Supreme Court on two questions sub
mitted by Gov Coburn:
First-Has city or town any legal
right to pledge its credit to raise money
for the purpose of paying the commute
ton of such of Its citizens as may be
drafted into the military service of the
United States under the act passed at the
last Congress. ..... ....
Second-Has city or town any legal
right to raise money by taxation to pro
vide communication for such citizens as may
be drafted.
The Court decided both questions unan-
imously in the negative.
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The CHGvALRY BRoUGuT To.-D"IJi
the last passage OF the Persia to LiverPo"
a southern brave grossly insulted a pa
senger named Josephs. Josephs demaIa
ed an apology, when the desperate drsE Y.
bowie knife, as did eight or ten Oh j., y
friends. Capt Judkins, vainly apPealI
to them to put up their weapons, at lsn E,,
told them he would give them ten Ill l ,;r
to consider, and if at the end OF Una. al
their knives were not sheathed ne |U ,sl
put them in irons for delivery to the Am ,,l
lean consul at Liverpool. They aug ,
bid him defiance. At the begin,nlTEss ,
the ninth minute, the captain, at the ID 4
of his crew, all armed, marched iI i,~ic
cabin. On their appe arance the S Lao.
were quickly out of sight, and aPO''
were profuse.
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The DisaffectiOn in North Carolina

Fortress Monroe, July t.
The Portsmouth Virginian of July 2,
saws reliable information has been received
here that the return of North Carolina to
the Union is an event which may be daily
expected. 49,.
Disafection towards jeff Davis and his
crew is wide spread.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Great Cavalry Battle. - The Yer.
mOnters Engaged. Our Cavnl.
nv victorious. = Capture Of a rebel
regiment.
Columbia. Penn. July |.

Columbla, rem. july |.
The 9th N, Y, lst Vermont, LIST Va,
and 10th Penn, cavalry regiments left
Frederick on Saturday and moved for
ward to Hanover.
They arrived there Tuesday morning,
when they were charged upon in the rear
by the rebel cavalry Of Stuart.
The national forces numbered about
1900 and the rebels about 6000.
The battle commenced at 9 A. NJ, and
continued until Z p. M.
Our troops fought well and gained a
victory. We captured all the first South
Carolina regiment except IL, The rebels
in return took but GO prisoners. A piece
Of artillery taken from the LIST South Ca
rolina is among our trophies. We also
took field piece and one breach loading
steel rihed piece. Our cavalry had no
artillery.
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The situation up 10 Friday morning

A brief and candid statement of the
situation up to this morning is this: In
Wednesdays fight we we repulsed simply
because we were outnumbered and out
aanked.
We fell back to the rear of Gettysburg,
and held that position.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-07-09

A Musical BED.-Foreign journals
speak of an invention just produced in
Germany, namely, musical bed, so con-
structed that, by means of concealed
piece of mechanism, the pressure Of the
body produces the softest harmony, which
lasts long enough to lull one to sleep
At the head of the bed is a dial with a
hand which can be placed at whatever
hour the person wishes to awake; and
at the time fixed the bed plays a march
Of Spontini, with drums and cymbals,
loud cough TO wake the soundest sleeper.
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Washington, July 6, 1890 a. m.
he following is the latest official des-

patch:
Headquarters army of Potomac, J
July 9Th. !
To Maj. Gen. Halleck.
The enemy retired under cover of the
night and the heavy rain.
He went IN the direction of Fairfield
and Cashtown.
Our cavalry are inpursuit.
cannot give you the details of our cap
lures in prisoners, colors and arms. Up
wards of twenty battle flags will be turn
ed in from one corps
Ny wounded and those of the enemy
are in onr hands.
GEO. G. MEADE,
Major General.
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Gettysburg, July 4.
Mexican News.

New Yerk, July 3.
The steamer Roanoke from Havana the
Both ult. has arrived. Vera Cruz advices
to the 10th state that the French army
occupied the City of Mexico on the Sd,
and Gen Forney took formal possession on
the 10th. Jaurez had retired to San
T,ouis pOtOSi
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Bragg i'm full Retreat.

New York, July 5.
A Murfreesboro special despatch dated
P. NJ, the 4th, says Bragg evacuated
TuVlahooma in the afternoon, dlsmounting
and sqiking his heavy guns, and is in full
retreat to Chattanooga. Our forces hold
Shelbyville and Gays Gap.
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$3.50 Prisoners Arrived at Batti-
more-Gen. Schenck ordered TO pre-
pare to receive 10000 more. Gen.
Couch formed "a junction with
Gen. Meade The new troops cap
turing 1.-THE Rebels by Regiments
and Krigades.

Baltimore special TO Herald says over
5000 prisoners have already arrived, and
Gen. Shench has orders to prepare to re-
ceive 10000 more.
The road along the route of the rebel
retreat is suewn with abandoned Wagons,
cannons, small stores and camp equipage.
Couch has formed a junction with Meade
and the fresh militia are slaughtering and
capturing the graybacks by regiments and
brigades. Not one teuth of Lees army
can get back to Dixie BY the route they
came. It is not a defeat but total and
perfect rout.
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uepot at Huntington, Ind, broken
open by the knights 'f theaoi"e"
Circle.
polo1o Ohio Iulv q

Toledo, OHIO, July o.
The Knights of the Golden Circle broke
open the depot at Huntington, Ind, about
9 o'clock this morning, They open two
or three boxes of guns and ammunition,
and distributed il among themselves,
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The enemy defeated ON all hands
Hill and LOMgssreet both prison.

New YORK, July D.
The Herald has Just issued the following
extra
Gettysburg, July 4.
Glorious Fourth. The greatest and
most glorious battle of the war, The reb-
els completely routed Longstreet and
Hill wounded and in our hands. The
fighting yesterday was beyond all parallel,
The enemy attempted to storm both our
right and left TANKS, and afterwards at
tackled our center, but was repulsed on all
hands He then made general attack
along the whole line but was defeated ter
ribly.
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The RIGHT SPIRIT.-Four Pennsylva-
MIA regiments, the one hundred and fifty
eighth, one hundred and sixty-eighth, one
hundred and seventy first, and one hun
bred and seventy-ffh, and three Massa-
chusetts regiments, the eighth, forty-slxth,
and ffty-frst, whose time IS about eEplr-
ing, have rendered their services for the
defence of Pennsylvania, as long as there
is an armed rebel north Of the Potomac.
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JEFF Davis adjutant-ge has is
sued an order for the seizure Of all iron
within the limits of the confederacy. 1t
is wanted at their arsenals and for repairs
on their railroads.
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New York, July 3.
The Times has the following special dis
patch:
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Too Late for Classification.
URATHO.

'ow'r on Sunday, Sept. &, Alexander q. Cov,e,
,'rhe's' ron ~ David and Ann Cowie, aged IL IN,
8 ''nu'l rnd : day.
~, 'ri,nds ~ the family an respectfully invited
N srni the funeral the Monday afternoon, sept.
-, oeioek, from the rssidsnos Of his parents,
~ Nnih ave COZ
t0GARIf-On Sunday. Sept A. ELLEN FosArty
rot n isr nse.
Ihe relative. and friends Of the family also thoss
- rt rons, John, willism. Michael, Koran and
~ "a arc r.srectfnliy invited to attend the funs
- nom - Fatriok'r Cathedral, on Tueeday morn
'hr A. W o'clock, whore solemn High Mass Of Re
.a'em VIII he offered mp for the rspoee Of her soul.
Thence her rsmsins will be conveyed TO Calvary
Cemetery 4QI
WALSH In this CITY. sept. 9Th, Peter Walsh. .
nntive of Go Wexford Ireland. aged - years.
ne NE nds and acquaintance are respectfully In
ehd - atiend thu funeral, this Monday nftcr-
nonn, lth inst, AZ 2o'coct. from his is,e residrnce,
~. Wc., 24tb Il His remains win he taken TO .he
t.fnoterv q! the Holy Cross <96
WATsON On SATURDAY, Sept 4, after = u nserine
unT, William Watson, In the 2lsi year of his are.
ne friends ard relstives nre invi'si 20 attend
pc fnneIa from the residence 81 hp father, Minetta
.snr. this MONDAY afternoon, ., O'Clock. 40
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Rof WANTED IN A MAEKFT. ABOUT
- yc.n old. 70 open oysters and make himself
Generally useful, one acquainted ~iih he business
'sred Apply with '0od s. t", .nS {; s.,.,,,
ETRNITTRE WANTED--PAETlES HAV-
= ms furniture. mirror, carp-t ~ her Rode
.ultable for housekeeping to dInee Of find cash
,nstoner bv nddre.'ins II RSiTtEf. bo, ia sun
,~ce, for day. n u Also few store counters
7 AIDES TAUGHT To OPERATE ON
lSS'nser's snd ". 4 W machine, by an e1prrene.
81 operator; hemrnipe, tnokinr and fancy brsidins
snsbt p'rsct for ~ and recommended 50 ~ slt.r
'earnins "61 seventh nv, he, 10Th and 21'h e. ts9
WANTED-A PLEASANT AND PLAIN
from New Yori by rail- or boat Drser,pe loo, ion,
nmtldlnss, shfubbcry, cultivation and tern, JOHN
BROOKS, ~ Pine 1t. 900
WANTED--jO FIRST CLASS CLOAK
m,ks,'; syoa pay Ard work ~ IT, mil .s.,on.
ton ct, opposite city Hall, Brookiyn. 4ss
WANTED-GOOD CAP MAKERS, HAT
hnisher. and OPERATOR, also Learners. a.
o' &c Fast Rroadwav.
WANTED-A FEW GOOD HEMMERS
w on w: W. and W. 4 G.. machines TO work ct
ZONE Reference required. Apply l49 Duane q, .op
WANTED-A MILLISER, AT NO. iioS
W Moadway, bet gath ard .sth IL, 20 take charge
and .upefintend the bnsine" none but frsi clsss
nillner need arply. 800
WANTED OPERATORS AND PANTA.
,oon fini.he". App, 1913 Frs, ave. through
ne whole week. S0S
e BARRIERS WANTED TO GO To WASH.
OInst2n: gu per vseh; barber, TO 60 e. Ne- Ha-
standing ladies' hair dressing and Wig making, and
me must nnderrtand all kind. of hair work, nrf'hcs,
sith hoard and all passage paid Apply at he Gene
81 agency, ss2 Broadwav, room b <9S
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A-LOOK HERE - BUSINESS PLACES
and stores for sale. 81 all tiud-. Parties that
sant 70 sell out or to purchase store or bu.inr's
mice. W II. MITCHELL, Il Cedara ''''' Il q ~
Tor SALE-STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
,'ma1l croskery. csIdy and variety store. IA
foft ~. blocks from Navy Yard gate, Brooklyn 90
FOR SALE-A MILK ROUTE, HORSE.
We. aS a. .p 9Sr s.a :,, Inquire Of the owner 1893
For SALF-A STAND IL FULTON MAR.
bet. for the .sle Of fruit vrset,hlc., or butcher
ftRE9 ION n 100 and Isl in tho Market E"Hr
EOR SALE-A PORK AND PROVISION
! atore, we'll ftted.up With heefs all and ice bou,e
dpre,s, kettle and cooler. compete. and ali ue.
IN good oca'ion for retail trade. sst.iactory rea
,,ones sven iot ~iiing. Apply III ave A, bet and
" o'clock, pm. 3t3
EoR SALE-THE FURNITURE AND Gna
= VI, Of avcll located boarding house 'lled With
Market sir' ''' ''''' " "'' 'h'"'Ni I'D !"
TO BITCHfRS-FOR SALE. Iih SHOP
L Known - the branch Of Centre Make, With .
tomgee Also hor., ar; and hsra % :, rs @r
Apply at 81 BAXTER 1t. Gene ard zee. 40
J>O BHAipEkS Ahp SHIFT MAKERS
FOR ,al' cheap one hundred Brsiding machines,
ore talns maehiue. Aso oil table,, shaitpy, pulsys
s s,', VII, .'sG l.i, 'et Of ,c". Ami ne Fun.
~ N II ' Il
49, htei up store and ack 10 III. Rent sIS
.nu sa-e good ltt,ti.n tor rsh ,td ovster tore
'o''h'f "'ar Ai"f'ss ~ s'y"n;h sy. iiG
shhCt ALTERS NINTH CONGEFSS-
1nsi Ut Ict ~ Nov lsfk, seventh Ayeuue
VIZ ,,rm ~ Mest lori! -s.ycu,h a., New
~ a fdi. Bit, -SH ''
ton.al moa,4 o. tplo,!m.rt for ,hc Ninth Cous,ru
,Vna. a. -tlet ~ thu ..r uf New York viii com.
rInt.1 -, .igh, a. h. guuu.tt,-s shove named on
ne W day Of sep crih.r, 1865, ct y O'Clock
t,on ,'' me pups" Of l. airing claims Tor exemp
Il, 49, 49, W, IAhhacioS " is Other business The
ri.hsI ant ''It'hestcs Tor exemption VIII be flr
10000 rhson, INT he came must be properly
" Tfh'. ania verified before prrs~utAtion
uu' hetu hpply gEo have been notified 10
notice Wv nay h'ht'"hru IN the
All ruch will he attended u sur,r, tina. d., and
selves. law "eeehted ihem
All persons who have been drure, and vbo d..,r.
" present tubstruee, may gvr foirs Ia Il. r., -
the board 81 Enrichment thnt ol ,urh - 81 m
present substiluts, wins NJ, name no.. J,nca' -
and stating whether h. is an ali or wv "Se'
Propositions for substitutes and IN a,a,nii,., Il,
psIsons offering will he heard y th ~, W o.
day above named, and on ev,ry d,y tt,,e,r On nc
tween the hours Of A. NJ And hP 40 ~, ~ Y
time when the drafted men thall have be,n o,d.
10 report A. the rendezvous. ''''ea
Tho bueiners appropriate to each dNy will D.. q,
hhed upon that day and in oil ca.et pr,t,rsnr c
will be gwen to those Who shall present rihstiut.,
ChAS. Z. JENKINS, Capt. aud Psoyost Marshal
N2 Ninth District, n Y
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
NEW YORK COUNTY SUBSTITUTE AND
Az RELIEF COMMITTEE.
NAMES AND PLACES OF MEETING OF Aux.
lLlAkY COMMITTEES.

The Committee announce bs,bv that, Ia rufsuanee
OF their request made on the "a instant the Cairmsn
of tne Republican Central and Tammsny HAL Gene
raj Commttees have each selected one gentleman in
eaeh Wsrd TO meet daily 81 rome place IN their re
eW.ttve Ward, and sive In form alton and INSTRUCTION
70 grated persons de,rins tho and Of this Committee,
and that the several Ward Committees named In the
snneIed lists have asfesd TO the places and mes q
m.etihf, as also shown in connection with the sad
u.s. GEORGE OPDYkE, Mayor,
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Wy. ". TWEED suprrvhor.
WM r. STEWART supervisor,
CkIsOS BI.t NJ. supervisor.
ELIJAH y. PuKDf, Supervisor, 49,
Committee.
& CosaoS -,
u. b. TnoMro-) ''efn'
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Clniinsnts Sill he required 20 prove the ownenhip
OF the property destroyed the facts in relation TO lie
Destruction, and the value oi the property.
The above. named persons- with thei illnesses, are
invited 10 attend
ELIJAH r. PrRDY,
JAMES DAVIS, sn..,.,
SMITH ELY. Jr., S'H'oe'
ORlSOS Bill Mt,
New York, SEPT. eth 1868. 600
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OF v the

SUBSCRIPTIONS are her, by invited 10 q Loan Of
TWO MILLION DOLLARS authorized by an odd
dnauee 4 the Ard q su-r,i sors, apptovfd ny tho
pror1i. ,or N, eroruyensm ~ suosttufe. Tor c,r,
tam ci'iz ~, az The cty and COUNTY ~ Neu York rho
ARM ot The onion during the eIs'tn0 uay, end Joy
The proper book, for such subscriptions will be
at the Compt rollers Office on and sftsr SATURDAY
the rgth August instant, and will remain open until
the whole SUN rhall be taken.
Subscribers will be required to deposit with the
County Treasurer ct tho Broadway Rank, within i've
days after entering their subscr ptons the snonts
subscribed for BY them respectively and on present
lug his receipts for the money 70 the Com hsv
will receive bonds Of the County fol equal smonnt,
redeem on or before September lst 1904 With in
teIss from the date Of payment ct the rate Of sI per
e. ut. per Annum.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Cont,olly
City OF New York; Depar mi ut Of Flnsncs a. n,.
EeAeys once August 20, ls6S. All
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THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED

L BY tho Board Of Supervsorp 81 inns made
ssnnst thu Couny for damages alleged TO have been
sustained by the destruction Of injury TO budine
or other real OF personal property In consequence Of
the recent riots will hold MEETING ., the chamber
day. Sept, IN, 1858. 1t O'Clock p. r., 90 consider
the follovins
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TRAVELLING.

EOR NEWBURGH, POUGHKERPSIR
i Rnpdout. King.ton MARY POWELL leave
ont Of Jay street, every afternoon, At 80 O'clock -,
HUDSON RIVER x. X. FOR ALBANY.
41Iroy, he North and West, from Chamber st. at
md 10 A. y AnG yl5 > and 1890 T. NJ, and on
AUndAyl skkGP. ~ tom ThAIteth stIeot ~
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FOE SALE AND TO LET.

A FINE LARGE SHOW WINDOW, with
-. rors, haturss and three dwelling roma sas ve
soS ss On =. ,.G, 'ss w; e,
deep; Apply No Tenth It, between 6sh and 90
A PPARrMrNTs TO LET-uPPrR PART.
rent @, 80. "a Water It,. .xlso sroem., 8 story,
s &ppfy s i?fRi 81 ,HT FsG. s, =:
ton N. 7Ob
no YOU WANT A HOME OF YOUR ovni
y 1900 1870. $3.50 s3oo, ESQ. AGO. either u the
sSovs p.iee: y buy LOT q Elis.bsthper,. e. J.,:
:. .dy,nc:d e help p.rsi.. 70 build Pr:
Sc. Jsnsy br. cannot IN Ne. YoSS for p.fieui.r.
:s' GoSLIY kfmd2S M rs,, x:,s
FARMS FOR SALE AT JAMAICA, LONG
Island, eos,snns from 10 70 100 acre, all I'm.
gIy,d also % .s,s: Of .nd under sooa ,t.ts o.
term, ter aeon sd.,lnI GEo. sKIDM0RE. is Sc.
FOR SALE-THE SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE
house for $500 psr year and contains Is rosn.,
s% .ppi, 70 ill, q :s;o.l S:ss snS
Grand, or Of the owner on the promises. sqs
EOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT III
Prospect at The house 10 as,ory and attic, With
essem,ut Inquire u II. n. CONKI1N, cor. Pearl
n Dn phbHs-h CNiALb FARM VI ArreSs
n ROOD order. With CROP, &c. 90 acres more car
be ADDED u wanted. good stand fer q hisctsmitb
oRS cor II BSs.fy q nd Sr.s9 n: 4
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED CITY LOT
L 20! 100 feet, within minuiss nd Of New YORK
Or Broohlyn would eIch.nss fos GOD horre and
pa s.s.r hSge.y in Bakery cor Of Myrtle sy'
FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-ON EASY
= terms, astory and basemsnt frame house, hIled
IN, eon,.nns oin. rooms; Also one sstory frame cot
ss %1sio :Da SSu,, 'CS.
HARGRAvE. 8Jb
pays OVER Is PER CENTS, GOO WILL
buy The sstory brick store and dwelling, io< Van
brunt near Even q, Brootiyn has water and sss 10
I.r%. very easy Al.c for ,.l., house.. an WccdhalL
terms $500 cash. SslsnS. On mor.asss % II S~siseS.
vii! by story tf.;ns h9u,e and iot, cor. Of smith
east eide Of Van Brunt o., bet william and King etc,
l39 Pearl o., New York. 1851
Rooms wANTED-A SMALL FAMILY
ASvish o. = rooms. furnished or upfurnished. fcr
hous.tesr!ne lin Brooklyn % willisnsbureh. must
Be be, " ~ MINUTES vsih Of ferry. Addrss. r.
ITO sHOEMAKERs-TO LET-A STORE
s near Dean BROOKLYN, being good stand Tor the
shocraahins business having been occupied g such
Sa AZ %ts:sie i: iss rcoi If1s g. Apply s fETT'
ITO LET--IN THE SUN BUILDING, COR.
na Of Nassau and Fulton ct. . large room on the
o,h fcor AI3o With sindovs 'front.' and rear, suit.
ssu 1t, 9Th floor. as
TO LET-TAILORS SEWING MACHINES.
Se, foos With 10 Windows, corner Of Bovsry and
IL: :e;p:d for susp: h..
ITO LET-A BASEMENT, SUITABLE FOR
Apply i63 s,h Az. <k3
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EXCU RSIONS.

A GRAND PICNIC AND EXCURSION OF
tAst AuEustin's Church. Morrissnis, Rev. JOSEPH
r. WOODS, Pastor, late Of ST. Patrick's CathedraL
will take place ct Bsllevue Garden foot Of sOth ct,
East River, on "Wednesday next. Should the wealth
or prove unfavorable, the EIeursion viii b post
poned until the next fair day. AL
ElSHING BANKS-TIiE ONLY BOAT
1000 caught daily on steamer STATEN ISLAM
paK, CsPt o PHILLIP, l'.vips sysry day except
A. PECK Slip, Ia 2otb ct, n. River, 8: sprins st
~; Pier =, y. X, y. Full band Of music accompany
i.hed on board. Fare, 30 cents for the trip n b
On returning will make the usual andiqss except 20h
o., n. X. 3l4
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COAL.

COAL-es PER TON FOR THE BEST
,an.l,ty Of red, PINK and white ash; Ma, 81 vel
s s.,. SoeIet and North 9Th and LIT stb WlIismS
"Wks' JAAks 4ookE. SO