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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

RALLY Round THE FLAG, DoYs.-A
company of six months men is forming at
CamT Cleveland, Ohio, which is intended to
consist Of the most respectable young men
of this and adjoining counties. The roll is
filling up fast, and those young men who
wish to enlist for the short term of six
months and would like to go with resPeeta-
BILE young men, can do so by calling at the
Headquarters, under J. Bells Harness Shop,
No. sc, southwest corner of the Public
Square. julyl6.44S
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NY. STOCK MARKET-JuIy I6
BUFFALO HIARKET-JuIy IS.

.. ... ... ..-. By TELEaRAPH.l ....
FlOur-Dni and nothing doing. ...
WheaI-Dull and nothing doing
Coru-Duil Sales at 53l1a5c.
Oats Dull. No sales
Rye-Dull and no sales.
Other grains quiet.
Whisky-No sales.
FreIEhts-i2 gi25Sc for corn, l49l46 for vh4a
to New York
Receipts-8,O00 bbls lour 274 .On0 bushels wheat
53t, 600 bushels corn and 6 O00 bushels oats.
EXpOFts-2,5On bbls flour, 81 900 bushels Wheat
si,ND bushels corn and Il zoo bushels oats.
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To restore the Union of the Gums and
Teeth when seeded, use HudsOn's Unrival-
led Tooth Paste, sold by Druggists and Den
fists generally.
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GoDEY's MAGAzIEE.-The August num-
Der of this beautiful monthly has been re-
ceived at Bakers.
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MADAME VARIAE's CORCERT.-The agent
for that sweet singer" Madame Varian,
has engaged Brainard's Hall for Tuesday
evening next, on which occasion that gifted
artisie accompanied by Mr.. Hoffman, whose
skill as pianist is widely known, will pre-
sent one of their best programmes for the
citizens Of Cleveland. The company has
had tour of remarkable success through
the Western cities, including Chicago, De-
troit, Toledo, &c, in all Of which places they
have been well received, each concert add
ing to the enthusiasm of the audience The
Rochester Democrat thus speaks of the clos
ing scene of one of Madame Varian's con-
certs in that city:
''As Madame Varian sang each succeeding
piece, the excitement increased, and only
eliminated in the closing song Of the eve
ming, " The Flag of our Union" which Gre
ated perfect frTore of enthusiasm. It was
sung with power and depth of feeling that
were irresistible-ths applause was unbound
ed. Madame Vsrian acknowledged the com
pliment by singing three verses Of The
Star Spanglcd Banner" and one verse to the
same air, written expressly for her by Oliver
Wendell Holmes. 1t was sung as only she
can sing it. She closed amid the widest en-
thusiasm. Handkerchiefs were waved, hats
were thrown into the air. and the excitement
was intense. Madame Varian is thoroughly
patriotic, as all her auditors will concede.
RESOLUTIONS OF THAEKs.-At meeting
of the officers and teachers Of the Sunday
School of St. Johns Church, West Side,
Rev. Lewis Burton, Rector, committee pre-
viously appointed, reported the following res
OlutiOns, which were unanimously adopt
ed:
Resolped, That our thanko are due, and
aae hereby rendered, to Charles L. Rhodes,
Superintendent, and J. Dwight Palmer,
agent of the G.. & NJ. Railroad, for the liberal
! favor in giving the school free passage to
and from grove near NeWburgh, on Tues
day, the 14th inst, where we enjoyed one
Of the pleasantest pic-nics of the season.
ResolUed, That we tender our thanks to
the Railroad employees for their kind atten-
tion TO Us on the trip.
ResoIUed, That copies of these resolutions
be forwarded to G. L. Rhodes and J. Dwight
Palmer, Esqs., and also that they bepublish-
ed in the daily papers.
CHAS. R. EVATT,
FL. WHARBURT0N,
FRED. RANNEY, Com.
NJ. O. BROWN,
FRANK WEED,
Cleveland, July 18th, 1858.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-17

NY Dr.. Gibson, Professor o. Medicine and
Elt eetroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep
sis, Rheumatism, scrofuls, Neuralgia sad al
nervous diseases snd dieesseE Of tba Bssini
Throat, Heart, Lung, AEsF and Urinary or.
F1Ias, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
gwen 10 many formidable eEges cured IN this
eitF after other phyEicians bad fsilod. See ad.
VsrtiseIoent in RnotbeT column once No. iso,
aaucaea stranE
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PETERsoN's, Godey's and L. Bon Ton for
August, for sale at Bakers.
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CHICAGO IIARKET-JnIy IS.
----- fay VlELEaRApn

FIOur-Dull. --. # es,.-.-Hr
WheaI-DuIl, and lc TO &C lower Sales at sI,Oi
@i,0iR.
COrn-Dull. Ssles at s6&647Ec.
Oats-Dnn Sales 55ldj5lsc. ..
Reeeipts-3,iOO 800 bb flour, 23,OlO bushels wheat,
l2l,GOU bushels corn
Shipments-O,OOO BIZ -four, LEO bush wheat
3li 900 bush CON.
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A BOOK entitled Homeopathy Simplifed,
or Domestic Practice made easy, by J. A
label, MD, new edition. For sale at Halls,
II Public Square.
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10 CONTRACTORS.

M O4lOE IL OOlF hhGlOnC.-
i y Sesled Proposals. will be received at the Udice
Of the Ciiy Civil Er gineer il y O'Clock M, July
and Jersey Strests.
Plars and Specifications ef he above work may he
eeep aud more part cular iniormation obtained at
said Engineers office.
tee Board o City Improvements invite the sub
nlt2n OF bios reserylg the risht to ac7ept or
Jeot the a. the interes ofthe City may demand.
By order Of the Boart
II gARGEyT
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Nic-Nax for August, Pittsburgh Report
ers for this month, the late Conseription Act,
and several new novels, just received at Ba-
ker's.
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ROTICR.
PEoTnsT AZ kHsHaB GFFERGI's OFFICE,
WAsaMGTOE, d. O., May22, 1868

PEoEesT al kRsHsEi GFFEsAL's OFFIuE,l
MAsamGTOF, d. O., May p, 1863 J
A LII MEN WHO DESIRE TO
"a join any Particular regime { Of cavalry CIV in
the held, hereby authorized present themselves
At time during the ueXt thir dayE to the Board
Of Enrqlment in their respective Districs. . he
r Bosrd fhall examine End determine upon the tness
for the Beryce, and ii found to te TT the Provost
Marshal Of the District Hha give them Transports
ton ticktt1 to tbs gentra rendezvous at the Head
quarters Of the A A. Provost Marshal General Of the
State.
As as they present themselves at this general
ksndeZyous they shall be mustered by q mastering
and disbursipg officer, aud paid by him the bounty
- allowed y iaN. JANIS j. Fly,
Eaf Rlomoss Marshal General
HEAD QUARTERS PROVOST MERsHAL,l
d.. .I | EIGHrEEgTH DIsfRICT on OHIO, ;
CLEVELAND, May 81, 1853. }
The Board Of Enrollment ioT tha Eishteebth Con-
Fresi0na District Of Ohio, row PREPARED to ac-
oeBt Den under tue above osders Of he Provost Mar-
.raa ahal General.
Applications received at this OfBes, third floor,
northeast corner Government Building, near Public
..-. Square. EhED'K. A. NASH
r1If fitr Captain and Provost Marshal,
iune2d-R's Eishteenth District Of Ohis,
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COUPORS
LOCAL NOTICES.

G. A. R e A D & 90,
BANK ERs,
So SUPERIOR ST., CLGvHLAND, o.,
Will Give Higher Rates Of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSEIN THE CITY
FOR
GOLD and SILVER,
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
B'k kOfthe State OF Indiana,
u. s. Coupons interest.
~ ALL KINDS of U. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale.
UFGURRENT BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates OF Discount. sprlI:l43
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1000 bal astfur.
1900 lineal feet Of curbiDg.
l20O ' trOssEalk.
gjllOu guuHrS h having.

cember next.
Plans and Specifications OF the above work may be
seen and more particular nforua ion obtained 1t said
Engineers Once
Tbe Board OF City Improvements Invite the sub
mission OF bids reserying Iha right TO accept OF
ject suy or all OF them, the interests OF the City
may demand. By order Of tho Beard.
}. Il. SARGENT,
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1851, WAITS q F0uaD.

!" ANTED.-LoCALARD TRAVEL
w ING gents in every Town or County Circu-
lars, with Ttsia Ouials lsTgymeu and Scientific
men, in regard to the bu-iJ ess, sent free.
ISAAC HALE, ia & CO.,
luna23-F3 kewburyport. Mass
WANIED. 1000 NEw On.
w BBLS.
Eor sale eco bbls LEBHIUATIEG OH, a choice
article. almost equal to ard Oil. Price low.
may27 W. o SCOFIELD q 90.
EHttAMONTHl WEWANr AGENTS
ROO at $50 month, expenses paid, to sell our Nv
EELAsTING pencils, OaIENTAL BURSERs, and thir-
teen other new, useful and curious articles Fifteen
circulars sent lTce. Address SHAW CLARK,
may7-45ld4w Blddeford, Maine.
Q76 A MONTH"; | WANT 10 HIRE
~ y Agents in every county at s75 a month, ez-
Penses paid, TO sell my new cheap Family Sewing Ma
chimes. s. MADISON,
may7-ksldaw Alfred. Maine.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MaCHIFE)
w Farmers, Volunteers and others, 10 know that
heir wemen fOks' earn S to $40 PER week with
one OF Akin's Celebrated Knitting machinss. twill
It's cost In tn rty dayE Price, complete, SJ0-
weight IS pounds Freight from 50 cents 10 81 30.
Bond for circular and samples (sond stamps.)
ELLIOTT b BRANSON,
aprZ.R& l20 LRke-St-. Chicago w
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A MANS Arm ToRE OFF BIZ MACHINERY.
Yesterday afternoon, about two o'clock,
machinist in the Rolling Mill, down the Lake
shore, named Peter Rof, had his left arm
torn off at the elbow by getting it between
the eOgs of the fly wheel, near which he was
at work. DR.. Beckwith amPutatsd the arm
above the elbow, and the injured man is do
ing well.
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sI0Q Bounty,

We are authorised by Government to collect
SIOO Bounty,
due discharged soldiers also the widow children'
rightful heirs Of an deceased soldiers also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who was DIS
Ab ed in the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, ororPh-
an sisters as they are seyersIly entitled under
fhe law Also,
due discharged soldiers OF resigned officers,
promptly collected, or eashsd- Also,
Prize Money.
Money due ENLISTED 8 months mSni money
due teamsters, snd every other class Of clam
growing out ofthis or any other var.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
sE- Avoid Claim and Patent Agents who
are not Llssnssd.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend, 8 paper
OF much interest to soldiers and their hsirs.--
Send us your name and stamp, snd We viii send
copy free; or twelve coPios, one each month
OF Is cents.
Apply TO as in person or by letter, with stamp
and yeur business shsn have prompt attention
Fees low, and no charge until after We have Ec
comp ished Whist we undertake,
: @. 6. BRUCE,
Omce-Lyman's Block. nAsT the Court House
Z OleVelsnd, and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing
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" w NIlLI NIlllIussI.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-PRO
2 building a so50Ob HOUSE, in District No. 3, Esst
Ceyeiano, Will Oe reoeiFed til Saturday, July 18Th
reoelstd at the once Of Dr.. q. Thomas on Fuciid-
sts kalI Cleveland and at the Office Of L. Prentis7
IN tins CITY.
Tne Board reEerSe the light 70 accept or reject any
bid Bidders will estimate the amount they viii a.
low Tor The old ctoo house (asce from tie Iot0 in
District No, s, to bc taken down and removed
H. By order Of the ommit &c.
Cleveland. Juy I8. Tees.4fs
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It is said that Morgan was about Piketon to-
day and that our forces are closing around him
and will give him trouble soon-
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NOTICE.


NEBSHIP.-Eotico is hereby given that the
copartnershp heretofore existing under the name
and firm OF BAG N q rM ITH. AZ Rochester Depot.
Ohio, is this day dissolved ty mutual consent The
business wiz be contnu a. the old stsnd in tie
name Of q. F. Smith. g. E. BACOS.
July Is, 1868 II. SMITH,
lEReturning thanks to all our patrons, nov So
Ecit continuation. u T SMITH
Roohesler Depot o +, J ly 70, 1853. As
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
! Sealed Proposals viii be received at the Office
Of the City Civil Engineer Of the City OF Cleveland
until 2 oolcck NJ, July 20th, 1858, Tor grading, pa
wing and improving Pittsburgh Street west of fhe
easteTly line Of kazle It Get; snd ass the Central
Market Ground said work VIII insist cf the fol-
lowing quantities:
900 cubic yaris Of excavation.
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8 OSWEGO 1IARKET-JnIyI 10.
TBY TELEGRAPH.l
FIOur-Easie-.
Whent-Iu ul. No sales.
COru-Dul. Sales Hi Ois mixed al ASc.
OnIs-NOminal
Other grains nominal.
Freights-Unchanged.
Rose X PFentiss' Provision Market Re-
port.
Tee following are the rates charged by them:
Hdms-Sugar cured premium Hams, per b........ &c
Canvasied Ham &c
Shoulders -sugar cured per n.
Cauvassed .....................I .
Bscou-Or smoked sides per r.....................sc
Dried Beef-Sugar cured per oc
. EF = u Z" clnvassed ............... i iC
Llard-Priue leaf, kettle rendered in b, s'1o 75 c
POrk-Hol Mess per barrel, 90
ENtrd OieoI 1921
No extra charge made for packages or carriage to
raj rOld depOt5 boats, All articles warranted
strictly prime and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filled cur sugar cured Hams and
Kettle rendered Lard took the first premium at the
late Ohio State Fair. RUSE & PREM rISS,
Nos if2, and l46 Ontario St, Cleveland.
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Omce-Lyman's Block. nAsr the Court House
OleVslsnd, and No. 443 Ninth Street, Washing
, ton, d. c. isnSi:u
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FROM THR sHBNANDOAH VALLEY.

CHAs. W Hill, rra
Adjutant General Of Ohio.
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The meeting adjourned sine die.
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r.. s.,,sser.s Voting unw,

n. Judges Of the Superior Court D'et in this CITY
., Monday. by inyissiion Of the Legislature and
go oys, n. sc)diers' Voting Law till 10 p. M
ihey at las. to the unanimous opinion 'na ,no
40 !. unconstitutional. We do not wonder a. 'ne
.,,,ola;n. Of our lawyers that the opinions OF our
sn,rem. Court have not, for years. been qnctcd as
,ood authority in other States. Our soldiers IN .n'
1.d, though they lose their votes, will see 'na' 'n'
Rerusiicsn party has done all IN is power 70 secure
.h. the p,iy,legc, white they have been persever'
ingly opposed by the so-called Democrats:
The Brecknridgi'es succeeded by Il technical con
,.ruction IN preventing twenty thousand 1reemer
taking part in the next election, and they nope 10
elevate to Office in their absence some OF the Es'o
man "Pesce Flag Patriots.
INew.Haven Journal 3lst
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1862. TIE 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
TIE SHORTEST AND QUlCKEir ROUTE
FRoA HEY.f0RH TO TIE pkiNc.g.L VI 2Slsas Cr'Es.
Eight rsi1s daily ron Newly to Philadelphia Vie
Ncw-Jersoy sne Camden and Anlboy line.
ALL rVROrGH TRAINS FOR THE v'EST pY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-yORK FROM TIE
FOOT OF COuR1LANDr-ST
Bywsy CT Phac. phs, the morning psseDseSIesve Nsw'
York other LyennE passp. .rS
a p. N, ons our laer tisn other l'nes
nyway - Ancntowa ,yetins passengers leaves. m,
arrive the tine Northern lnss In Chicago ani all
points tie Moth West Cre.e, IndisSspei', Lonisls
Il. Louis, IevesDd Columbus, Cincinnati and all
points West with fewer Changes -fcsrs.
Sleeping tafs Without chan,,, from PhlAdelpni 70
PiL,rL 355 miles and Newly Pittsburgh, 40 raiss.
smoking anc sa.oon Cars On eli tIsins
Fare the o,hor
Baggage checked through. Trsrs!eu !rcs
Secure lieA'; tE 1sa s' q:,a * tT,SS'A
The Pennsylvania Central Company rans an Eni'rau.
Lus which saofd. coiafcr. able mode OF
travel to parties moving Wtswd at onshi The usual rsss
Of hIe. ,,,,o,
By this route feishts OF ali descriptions BE- orwaded
20 and from point on The RsilEosd q ohi9 henuc
indians I,incis Wisconsin. lows, Missouri ~ KALI
ROAD DIRECT to any port tho navgabe fiyens OF
the West by steamers from Pittsburgh
the Per lvsns Rsiroad at g. time. as iavoio a. are
charged by other Railroad Com psnes ercnan and ship
Pers n'fa'tins tho trsn.poTsisa o. ,sn Stes 70 Ais
Company can rely with e'h i' on "' Peed5 transit
Farmers sad Desers v hSsoek viii find this most sd
ynnteeoa route C.pseon wen Saesa , .na up
aud its and every attention 10 paid their wants
From Harrisburg where wiz 10 found every convenience for
PEIAs. New YORK and BALTIMORE MAaKETs
}. L. ELLIOTT, Psnenser AGENT No. Astcr-housA
LEIGH & Co. freish. Agents.
MepoSIID 1 bISCHoRF, Emr.ni Agents,
ENoonLEwIs. General Superintendent, Aisssa.Ps
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NAVY Aessr's oYVioE NEw.YoKk, Dee. ~, lsG2
GtEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed " PRO
y POsATs FOR LEAD WIRE" will be received at this
ohc, until sAIURDAY, the third day Of January ne1t IL
o'cock ot tho following qc,a,i.y o. Lead rlps, VIZ
25OO pounds OF Lead VIE, Ia 81 diameter. =,
To b. delivered tho Washington Navy.Ysrd free Of a.
expense the Government, thin ten days s,er e tx
piron Of and subject 10 the Gsua inspcc
ton oil the AsVythfd. 49,
Fsch Offer must be accompanied BIZ written guaranty
By one more pe eerthedto BY :oe
OF ID, Government setting io that ne bcdel ~.
o1er "a the owrr will Immediately enter into contract
/, or he faithful perormsEee OF Ile work
- T. HENDERSON, Navy Agent.
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NAvr AGENTS OFFICE New-Yotk Dec -, 1907
CEALED PROPOSALS, indorsed " Proposal
- FOX Nav Beof" "Poik as tas case may oe WI Do
roe, wed AZ this ofcr until THURSDAY, the StE day Of
January next - IL o'clock for fun ishipg sad delivery al he
a. Brock N. " within nety days HON es''
oil r1tigcai.on OF acceptance Of bid:
3No1 ba.reis Navy Beet
5000 barrels Navy Pork. q
The be Navy tar isri ssto tbe ga
Of IN. noa: and packages with exception Of iron boor
be delivered az the brookyn fs'd without ada'"~"
chargs .ld ~. the usual inspection thereof. .
6r I'D un: panied oy The usut guaranty IN
aya-aud the contract viii be eYeeutei -
$50 l. tENDEhSOn Navy hsr'''
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OK PER CENT INTEREST.-CrfizENs
- sAvIsOs BANK corner f'ow.ry s4d cans.I, s
ENERY DAY from . TO ,, end GA hoNDA In,,,,,,
DAY md FRIDAY LVENiNop' nom '" ~
cor plcn'o jan l. 1873 ,u..
Bank BOOKS In English. 0srn.n and french, p..,a,,
EIfHopA A. BpECy. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS. FOR Si7o,OO0 LOAN 10
A TIE COUNTY or RAMSAY TATE OF hlNNE'
sOTA SEALED PROPOSAL ) viii bs receitd by tho
aod., sig cd Al tho oaice II !? 81. MYERS : Co. no. .
10, fI The whole ~ part o. l-5yOJ 10 Jsas per esli
l,,r.i. Of ltsussy County. h.'ntspta -,
.se bonds ifs"c in pcru OF an sct OF VIC h'E
I.,,rs n,sed sent b. las rud the iadeotednss 81
tbs sntv ard s4i tar kss Dren o'iea " pay w.
ter.s aud 10 create Sinking fnnd 'oi ITO tiaen'H " ~
principal ,,., oco .,.h 9th In
t,rr.t Alts he'd zhs rlnnuty Ia tho wy q"
Sy'yo,t whe 9 he principal a!.o vii DO paid
pono.,i, ,bopd h. iudpieed Bids for Rirssy 'orny
Loan and addressed to tue UNDERLINED car. q ae
~ tyTHS & Co 70 whom application may b" made toI
fne info mson in regard to the eca re-, ana hnsses' u
the County. - -, is,,..y Countv
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Galrs br Arttlcr.

A UCIiON SALE of tie valuable fLOi ~
~ GROUND IN the snts-west corner OF Houston al =
f',-e-s's on ESnAl, Ja.. q. st the Mefensets IL
chm S-o,tapGis
=. 90. trf b. 4. AuCti'ah-I
10y HtNCS, IRWIN 81 Co., Irving Bu!l-
az. o.. = ard Gs6 Broadway Sales Of Books, 81.
uerery P!ct.. W1zs o. Ar Fancy oo3S. tuTaite tc
- sszrs crse7s r.
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TEJDsoN RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR Al

IL UTEUN KIVEK KhTLRUAU.-FUHA LII
i u BANY and TROY. CONNECTING With TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains leave:
From Cbsmbsrs-st From 5othr
Expres and 10 n spd3; T2s, 1927 and 1857 gna
Is aud 5 p m. s;ls D. N, lSaDdays nslu6'
Troy and Albany with sleep ed)
irg carl, l0:3op 1881 pm 49, 49,
Pou psie rain sm IL 1919 H., and Z:1 and sU
III snd 6:3J D. In. Pm.
Peekskin train, 3: asp. m. 4:G5 p. NJ co. ti
Sing Sing train, 5:3I ?. 10. ): 3pm
Tangtown, 4:l0 p. IN ABB o. %.
Person. ;p Brookyn can purchase tcke.s Of WssestS
Express Office No. 300 Washin gton-s City Han squafa
and have their baggage checked a. tsr Tessness To a
A. y. SMITH Superintendent
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Chances lot Buslnfss Aleu.
n)ritina Atarljlne5.


IN PURSUANCE OF An order Of The Surrogate
4 Of tie County Of Nes.Y ORR. >OiiCE Is t.hhbY
ElvkN 10 Oh tcrs0us raf.ag aims sg.in,t THOMAS }.
1EFW se # The CIV q NcgYo-k dsreb sol, to p7
cent s s-r tn"eo 70 tho subtcrDer a. her
.,soe OF !edeace Ne twenty Ca:une stio ~ tue Ciy
n Nsw-YofA bloc tao eeveuh day q June next
Dated New Yoii, ne Iith dly e. becc1ib.r 1872
tII /, w6fno 1hs ELIEARKrH $. DREW, Adnni,trlr :.
CUpHEME COURT. -CDUNTY Of ORANGE.
NS-JTSsE g. WOOD Paia IN. against ISAAC HhB
cock AID DANIEL SAVER, DelepceHts - Imuon. for
oronry Com not seI.-IO She ab re ned deer isrt,
DANIEL ShYfR You be.ehy sLmn.ored BAD re-
suir,d 70 ansveT the uplalut Of tle PlGlIuf In
Oh. action which il this 64y fij VIII tue Clerk a too
ouuy Oh Orspss at OosDc1 IA sad County. AID TO
ospy " yort .asWs the su5.crO" ct their Once IN
6shen Aforesaid, widn tays Ter Inc scrvic, Of
"a, slt0ur upoI you the de- Of such ssrice
sad you f4 - ssd con stint rs hecyJ equired.
the Ps ID val take judgment nst yoo f9T egn'JVe
koiLs onI e fCe' "a dsy OF Octoter,
tssz. head costA-pdtet 'orfm5eI 5 1871.
sHAhPE a WINFIELD, Plaintiff AuoncYs
d iwOssib
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CUPEINE COURT-COuniy Of Orapge.--
- hARGARE~ PIEgs9%,; rlsa.ie .s,'a.' - - l..
XgUBEL C. hING sad UANIDF. Do%Ifr. De(en4sat- -
naGmous for nouey tcom no seI To lie ,ye-i.'ned
be,s Idsbts, HrItNAhDO A. FULLER and DAVID = De-
WITT; vow are hereby ard required
Che complain, o. the peina in TINS action, winch Ia TN day
Bed With the Cen o. the County q OrhFe ~ 1oheG ~
ssid COUNTY suG copy % your eutwer o. ne slb-
scsibes Tia ofice h. Gonen siorcsad ~i,n twenty az
after o. this upon rIc!@Ye 81 te
1sy service snd you fan 10 answer said complaint
ss hereby required Tho pisG viii take Judgment against
uoD tor Thousand doT, sn Interest nan August !,
ISL BIS des CostL--Daied Nosorlbel 70. 1862
d IawowIh w. r. SIlARFf, f'siH ~ = Attorney
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90 Wbom II man Qonfcrn.
Army INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
II WIDOWS aud SOLDIERS CLAIMS collected by
!. I. WILLIAMS No. 40 Jtll-sy., nosf 3;ttst.
Ux,ysp sr.Yss PAgrSg Oyrica.

IlNIgrD STATS PATENT UFFlCE, (
WARRINGTON. Decambsr H. 1862
ON the petition OF DAVID SMITH, OF New.
W Yc,k n L, PRAYING FOX the extension Of rmeu'
4nted to him May a. l8a9 for mr scyement In ahu
factu os Drop Shot for Yeas from the sIpsnnn o.
said Patent which takes place on the I'D SAY OF sy
IL IL ordered hD She ssid petition he heard at ne rten'
Oce on MONDAY. the I'd DAY Of March, iSns u eiosa
M AID al persons podod TO sprear 1" nov vAu'e
any trey i've why ssd petition ought not to no granted
Persons oppos0g the extension me Ieqo eu ~ nc W .no
Patent Uhce their objections. P'cs.ly se. I"Oh VI
tiled w ether party used the ssd hesug ins' no
taken rad ;ranai,td IL WIN '"o '''' ''
Tho ostmouy IN 81" De closed on the 'eh day OF
February 1863 degoson, ana otasT papoIs i,eo ufoa h
Of that day The Ssuen,' IL within ten dye there
also thrt this notice be published In The National
yut.Igencer. Washington d. g., und Tnbuue. New.Yot,
for three successive Neck; tbs fra: OF
Id publication, to be e. sixty days pevicn. n the day
OF hearing. u. /. HphLpM N,
Dec 49, law1w. EoMTnissioT-I 81 Gseuts.