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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

The incident am about to relate occurred
at the commencement of the reign of King
Louis Philippe. The ex-queen Caroline of
Naples had come to Paris to see the king and
support personally some claims on the French
government. At that period the writer of this
letter Mons Jules Janin) was in possession
Of large number of documents referring to
the history of the Bonaparte family. 1t is
well known that when Kings Joseph and Louis
died, large part of their correspondence was
offered for public sale. | purchased a con-
siderable portion of it. and | had especially
obtained possession of a correspondence be-
tween Lucien, his brothers, and one of his
secretaries named Camp, during the years
1914 and 1916. Baron de Menneval, former
ly private secretary to Napoleon l., with whom
was intimate, knew of my hobby as a col
lector, and had shown him several letters of
historical interest, which proved, | may mem
ton en- PEASANT, that harmony had not always
reigned among the members of the imperial
family. Mons. de Menneval spoke of this
correspondence to Queen Caroline, who ex-
pressed wish to see me, and made inquiries
respecting the letters. | had the honor of
several interviews with her on the subject.
The princess asked me to dispose of the let
tiers to her, to which she said she attached
great valne. 81 understand replied, 1.-THE
family interest which causes you to desire To
obtain possession of them. | certainly was
not disposed to part with them; nevertheless,
| take pleasure in offering them to you, if you
will give me in exchange letter Of your broth
er, Napoleon II 81 have something better
than that to give J GU" she said; "my brothers
letters are at Milan, but here are eight small
volumes of great value, which | beg you to
accept" This was copy of Caesars Com
Insntaries," in eight duodecimo volumes,
bound in calf, and their dilapidated state
showed the constant use which had been made
OF them. They had, in fact, been made use
of by Napoleon during his stay at ST. Helena,
and almost ever page was covered with notes
written by the emperor's hand; in some parts
the text was positively hidden by the manu-
script notes of the august commentator.
looked upon these volumes as of value far
superior to that of my letters, and had the
want OF tact 10 display my eagerness to pos
sess them. Two days after, | took the doeu-
ments to Queen Caroline to make the exchange
agreed np0n, and she now offered me only the
first four volumes of the work. | rejected
this offer with warmth; for to divide such IL
valuable work looked upon as Il literary crime.
No" | said, Il must have the whole or moth
ing" And l had nothing, for the princess
hestated a long time, returned to Italy, and
died shortly afterwards. w hat has become of
these little volumes, which would certainly be
of great assistance to Napoleon Ill? Is he
aware of their existence? | cannot say, but
| have thought it right to publish this reco-
lection to call attention to IA lite rary curiosity
Of such Importance. "-Am. Pub. Circular
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.fnr SaIe OF Tn gat.
FIN Ms !!

Received direct from the celebrated maker, ALEXAN
DER HENRY. Edinburg length Of barrels % and 81
inches, with IA aud Is gauge.
Gentlemen fond of the healthy recreation of FIELD
SPORTS who like to ''see EN- 60" and want trulg
fine GUN, at
ABOUT ONE HALF
the present cost of Importation invited to call ana
examine for themselves at
,c3 dt BoYDEN's EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

WANTED-A Boy 16 to Is years of
w age smart aud active, to learn the Dry Goods
business statesmen of two to four years experience.
50 diff HORACE SHELDON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

WANTED IMMEDIATELY
w Coat Makers, to work on custom coats.
w. MECoRNEY, Merchant Tailor,
~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08
+ 4RAI FOR VALE IN lIpIC

- FARM FOR oALt IN UPTON,
5ii,si MASS the Farm now owned and cupied by
Bashz'he widow Phila Raws0n situate in the nOrther
ly part ~ pom ON the road from U ton to westDOrO
two and one ne miles fr M the cenre of Option ana
four mites fro m WestDOTO Depot; fourth of mile
from srhiIl. Containl 1855 acres ui excellent LanG
dvifed into howlng raSturase and illn e. with sboH
50 acres of good Woodland. and Cranberry Meadow u
% acres gool two story i0E'e ~ by 30, with
by Is Barn ne riv new, " by So Com Barn and
wo0dholse, A. b. Is Spring water brought to the
hou Q and igrn. The farm cuts nay ugh to I'll the
barn FAC alb farm will be suId at bargain. Most
Vt the Pur nase money remain mortgage.
For particulars enquire OF the snbscrib rs
MO~E A RAW0ON, Untnn, Mass
d ! RAWsoN, West BoylstoI.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

e GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED
~ To whom steady employment viii be given. Apply
at No. & Crown street. diff Us
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

Statesmen WANIED-At Barnard,
~ Summer & Co s two young men who have had two
to five years experience IN dry goods business
dtf aul7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

ENOR SALE.-A pleasant and desirable
L location in Shrewsbury few rods from the two
churches in said town. The premises consist # about
one bar acre of land on which Is convenient
dwelling Il of ten rooms good wood house, and
nice barn. ali cted, excellent and lasting
well o! waite and qu'e variety OF apples, pears &c.
Possession given Immediately. good chance TO pay
Tor part the purcha will he given bv giving mort
gage the payment and paving semi annual in
tereSt LYDIA g. BLISS.
Shrewsbury, Aug. 4, 1868. d3w* aul7
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daants.

WANTED-A Scotch or German Girl.
W TO work IN boarding hopsc; one that thorough
~ understands cOokingnone other need apply. Good
reference required. Inquire ut No. Sudbury street
81 d3tt BENZ. EMERSON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

SITUATION WANTED-By a capable
- girl to do general homework. Inquire at Il Bridge
street. d3ts 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, first class
w custom coat and pant makers at No. 3 Flagg's
Building. AVERY DAVIS.
aus diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

SITUATION WANTED-By a capable
Foyle street. dsts FE'' " ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

SITUATION WANTED-By an Amer
lean woman, as housekeeper. TO do chamber work
or table work Address Il. L. D., Lock-box a. Worces-
ter p .. d3te IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Two
w good workmen of steady habits, to work on tin
and sheet iron. WIN. LUCAS ~ SON,
Aug6 eodu Worcester,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

E'Oh ) ALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE, No.
Il 81 Laurel street containing twelve rooms suitable
for one or two families wash house, with set copper
Kettle, wOoGhOuse, and shop, failing well
soft water all on $500 feet Of and well stocked with
bearing Fruit Trees, lurrart Bushes. Grape Vines nc
For particulars enquire on the premises.
iel7 d3mf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

At the attorneys office he idled away his time,
and after he was called to the bar wanted en-
ergy and industry to pursue his profession.
Then came his attachment to Theodore Cow
per, which family and other reasons prevent
ed being successful, and, while his mind was
distraught by this disappointment, it lost its
balance, when he was called upon to submit
to merely formal examination as a necessa-
ry qualification for public Office which would
have given MIN an good income, with mere
routine Of light labor during six months in the
year After his recovery, when he settled at
Olney, his familiar association with Mr. New
ton, whose religious opinions were gloomy and
stern, must have served to keep him in a state
of doubt and dread. From the time when
Cowper took to authorship as regular occu-
patton, his spirits improved and his mind be-
came stronger.
Cowpers place in English literature will al.
ways be respectable. He appeared, as an au-
thor, after Goldsmith had died, and Just when
johnson had written his last work, ''The
Lives of the Poets" At the time (l7S2) when
his first volume of poems vas published, the
sentimentality of Hawley was in full blossom,
and the learned euphuism of barley had won
numerous admirers. ''His poetry" writer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

A UCTIONEER.-T undersigned, pc
IA inc duIv licensed as Auctoneer is ready to serve
all those who wish his services In thAb ~ hktoqvr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

FOR SALE-The House situated No Z
Cherry street. formerly occupied bv VIM F. Wood
1t is well arranged for two FAM les til hard and son
water variety oftuit &c. and is good opportunity
for an investment Inquire OF
anil diff JAMES r. PIERCE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

tiitl SALE.1he estate Nc. & Lexington corner Pres
4.a,zsz colt street. Lot lGxil0 feet. The house IL in
complete repair. abundantly supplied with hard and SOFT
water Gel ar floor laid in itHt furnace, gas. water
closet, &c. 10 any desiring residence in this
neighb rhOod, /, is hortunity. Possession
given Immediately Apply on the premises DIFF ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-08

NJ ANTED--A young man who has had
w some experience In oOkkeeping. Address Box
22J Worcester r. o. dtf IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
FnIpAY, eeyt. -. n.

The decline in Stocks continued this morning
at tho first Board. but was not groat between the
Boards At the p. M. public board there wns very
panicky feeling and the leading railway shares were
sold 80 per cent below last evenings clcSing prices
At The second regular board the market rallied and in
proved from that time TO the close Of the day AT the
D. H. public board there was great advance IN oil
the shares ON the list. Eric which at noon had declined
10 par advanced to lO4.; Harlem. which had been us
low Us H. sold for 100; Michigan Southern at the p
H. board was e. at p II. SOL. The lowest and high
est prices Of the day show euctauon Of lo1l3 per
cent in several Of the leading stocks
Exchange has been at nominal price on
account u the fluctuations In gold. one time Ster'
ling was quoted at 49, but what few sales there were
were mostly ut AG~liGl.
Freights are inactive, and somewhat heavy,
but not QuotaLy lower TO Liverpool the engagements
arc: % 900 bushels Corn ut 5la5d IN bulki 2OOo DO
Wheat at 3D. In bulk per neutral. 1000 bbls Flour ut
s 3D. 200 boxes Bacon ut g1s Cd; per steamer. 3Oo
bbs Flour at 2s 3D. 400 boxes Bacon Mt 30s. 800 pkgs
Butter and Choose ut 4O and per steamer Great East
ern 800 bbs Flour ut ID. l0id. To Londoni l,OOo
bbk Flour at 2S Sd. 10 tuns Logwood at as. Cd To
Glasgow, 20 tuns Cr0me Ore ut 2oa- To Antwerp; 10
hhds Talow at ION. To Amsterdam, 200 bbls. Flour
at g. ID 70 Hamburg; 100 tuns Wood Ut es, 10 luns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
To ALL MEN OF AFRICAN DESCENT, BETWEEN THB
| AGES or EIGHTEEN AND FORTY-FIyE YEARS, In MA

TO ALL MEN OF AFRICAN DESCENT, BETwEEN 1HB
AGES or EIGHTEEN AND FoRTY-FIvE YEARS In Ma
RYLAND.
The act of Congress approved on the 18th of July
1862 having enacted as follows viz:
Tha the President OF the United States I, authorized to
employ many persons OF African descent as no may 1ee
necessary and proper Tor tie Suppression oil ms
and Iii. purpose b, may organize and them ID sueH
manner as lie nay Judge best for the public safety
And the President having under that law aud ' authority
resolved employ person. Of African descent for the suppress
zion of this Rebellion, and judged best for the ppoc ''sS
to organize and use them volunteer 'odcrsi the service
Of The United Staes snd to grant them all the pay sha '
unen.s provided by lsw Tor such 'oiders
The President Las authorized and directed me 70 accept INC
services Of such men Of African descent between tno aS
10 and IS years Of s;c living In Maryland to tho h"' "
.... thousand a. may volunteer to enter the m'ia's
Of the United for tie space OF three years or dui WV
present Rebellion to be organized, armed. and equiPPea
lcoIdins 20 law.
there ore hereby invite and entrcs oil men OF no'"
descent Of the military age to offer their services "
Stat, Tor thu supprron Of this Rebellion and promise 10
sccept all such ~ on examination baiound co"pee
military ,eryicc AID TO enrol them and provide 'hen oh
wit SAA co e. and rsions. and TO organise "o o'eiois
sen d. use Of arms ill they shall he ready to take ire ned
And 10 avoid oil misa IIehenson fur her hy IN" He
of Of tho 18th II July, SG2 authorizes the rrc'den
to accept persons Of African descent, wholly Irrespective OF
be, relations to other con, the laws OF their respect
~
but o pcrsons owing service nbor according TO the laws
ofthe State whether for % for years. or Sspp'ehlees
will he accepted by me- AID protected against any person who
may presume impede their patriotic purose Of Offering
r services TO their country for the suppression oil this He
belhon The United States Gains the services Of every man
potent physically for military service and Confe" hiss
authorized the President to ssort that rsht paramount TO
every State aw vel every personal n'ere't Tor n'f
service is the equal duty Of eli WHO enjoy The protection oil or
a. ~ sut mol
All person Of African descent who DO willing to enter
IN. r, service Of the lifted States will repor. themselves
TO the DEPUTY Provost Mh.s Of their respective counurs
rao II 7 ,e enrolment. unoImnr. and organization Of
BE s, o. African descent who may offer themselves Will
forthwith repNoi ,nd officer. duly detailed 10 muster mum
into tie service O he United Sts4sa
Al men Of African descent who may In any manner by
threats be inPeded in he' Ell ohef
their services the United States hy Person the
flct 10 the rrovo'tMaI,ha when prompt measures
viii b. takon for the usle o. sch f.o" according 4"
if,
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Markets. CAnrTuLDr RCroarfD goH THy y. Y. Ttinrs'
JuuHapAT Ssff. 1 ltbL


scTIFS-Tbe marie. steady aud lair demand plst ais
sale. " 10 bbl. Al d for Pots aid 80 Tor Pearls
COtTOHIhe aIkc, l. mos ra,ey active sud frn' saio'
Of Il out bale. bass Of GS07Oc Tor Miiding'
COrfEkI Holder u h!s are hnicI la cn WE'VE Ds1 lhc
ratLet yory qurt and confined to small
eel. Of 80 bass lilo DO ana W mats Java .. 1c
FLOUR And MEAL-Ihe make, iOf Western and STATE
flour opened dnciody higher influenced by tho fhpid
" gold hd c1cang" bat with reaction IA tht'o
prices Of a., OF accordingly, closing at an hdvse" o
Dbl previous Iat' eons dccio Of DC on oponns
Irice.. Tho imp oveincnt Il most noticeable on ~" 10"
Trades. aud tho drnad which good mainly for tn" bonn.
ads but fir 10. the Eftish Provinces The sales arc n"
bbs $685. % for Sour 100 ~ 90 fOr supchne state
III H05 % for EIie state ~ iyd ~ ~ tot Fancy state
a. $50 ~ " the low grades Of old Western Eitra - 20
brands 81 ppm Oio end 81 goa ~ 80 for H. Louie Esirn
Canadian Ii. Ia MATED supply and la moderate ea.r.
Tho low guides Vi Extra aud - 100 81 ios old t,trA.
SouheIn Flour Is IN rodeIlte Demand hn, hold VA. IA
grades of Couotry and Baoie and ~ 'O@t1I 10 Tor rad.
sbfsds kyo Flour hr, and In fair requests SAILS OF %
bbl. at "a BOA - a. Corn Meal Va Ia af demand and Is
Grer sales Of 100 bbs at Jr Jefscyi ~ ~ Tor Atlantic
Ai.ll., ant ~ " ior Brandywn
FlSfDry Cod are t scarce and piices rule hish Mhck
ero continues in active demand; saies Of 4ocd31o bbh
MAJ. al sli 50af u - for No. ~ s ~ ~ for Medium
No T. and % 57l Orj Tor do no j. bni0kcd Herring are
scarce and high Of 300 boxes from hr-t hands ON Pi
val, terms and boxes from store, In lots at <t9lJc Tor
| ,e.ed and gJdJLc. for No. ] from second hands.
GRAIN-lfhe Wheat market opned dscidrdy higher, In
sympuhy with Gold aud kIchanse buyers dnanding all al
vrc of t11r ~ bushc but with reaction In these prices
fen of aud closed with fair demand TOT export at improve
ent OF nlc previous quotations The arrivals sfo light
and the stock In store 1, decreasing the supply of prime de
srrjyons paniculary is very light Tho se. 6s3O
and consist Of p 400 busos Chicago spring at BIC
81 Dr. "a 100 do Milwaukee Club al nc0Sl II $4,000 do
Amber do at n G0 II 900 do. choice Amber Green Bay
ut 81 90 800 do He'd Western at ~ 81 - 4Isc 90
Amber DO at 81 25d ~ 20; $3.50 do White Ohio at 30
aud 90 do new White Michigan at 81 a. barley aud Bar
lev Malt arc dull snd price. nominal Oats Mo tas plenty
n. MINE which and prices arc again ishSf
saIr of Canadian nj g,dtic Wrsttrn ~ 3sdtc and State al
Gzsec Coz. opeaed heavy sad 10" scs'o aud c'''o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
msooins CARDS. 81.
Jusurante Companies.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CON-
III PANY Nc. is Wall IT., New York.
INCREASED CAPITAL

IL PANY, No. is Wsl,., Sewfork
INCREASED CAPITAL
CASH CAPITAL SsV ooo .
SURPLUS OVER S20' 0o0 ASSETS OVEN -" W
Tai, Cou,pany with amounting 10 NOV tharhs
Million OF Dorrs .ae,y Invested - PREPARED 10 onI
creased iAses TO Insurers against css or dsinfs " f~
AID tho RISKS OF Inland CATION AID rtan-portsaon
III. attention OF the pablo IL directed 70 tie peculiar AWE
.4s-. offered 70 the assured by THE Company;
IT, having cash capital al paid IN and safely nvr-'ed
In tho a.cinu aon OF profits forming surplus OF s
o Hundred Thousand po.r and constantly irFossns A.
hAhle Tor the losss- OF the togspany.
Ia the .sue OF 80 per cent OF profits IN Scrip besf
az PEI cent interest payable annually IA ca~A 70 Customer"
ali Participation Fol.r!.s ,,.
v.n... Offend paid IN and safely Invested CASA IspA
wi.h tie economy Aud fscu1ly OF tho mutual sys'an
so liability whatever incurred by ths assured lioeTN~
ducfio IN tho psrnum made TO eustones PREF iig M
r,rti~ip.rion pol,cics ROBERT ). HONE, !tesideat
ppNcAs n CVRRr Secretary.
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Cost an0 1ouno.

lost or STOLEN--In passing through
i VIlli,m.t 70 Maiden liue a LETTER, directed 70
FRANCIS H. MACY. containing TWO CHEEKS, - below;
one drawn By Geo. NJ Nur on the Phe-i BANK. LOT tw
hun ired dOlrs 500. . =. a, 49,.
One drawn by 4. l.. LANG Marine Bank No soa sss
one hundred 800 dollars 5luj b. .
All per,os are cautioned sgiE. receiving or paying cibs
A. T.. LAiSo, No. is Wii4nst
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Gtationcrp an6 farm GOODS.

AT No. As MAIDEN.LANE you will find
~ Blank Books. Wiring Papers and Stationery Articles 4
moderate prices. Orders solicited.
FRANCIS x LUUTREL, Stationess and Printer
"vlNEACH the YOUNG IDEA HOW to
l. WRITE."-wINDLES MANI Flicker, with ID
10 stable Plates suit al hald.. isnhojer a. Pen
Hold. Cal on c. SHEPARD. No. 40 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05

We have received our letters and papers by
mo Afrlos TO the I'd o. August, inclusive. Ia Lon
don Eeonor of tia, day ,hus notices tie course OF tho
money marle, for tho weok ending tie preceding
eVeningi
In To u.coun, nsriai tie 6em,ni for monsy has been
ra,her quiet .pc.y during tie la' Nv iaya he ss ~
r.t.. auAln~j point fuiy esnA !" t".e
of lat w,es ad In Tho STOCK fIrhansr tho rf' have
sy advanced A, the bAIt only moderate ba.'nos. us
been Transacted Bus.n-s. grn-r4y remains Ia tho ,Ac
Ao Of in.con that Las bcen eIpIeneoi ia e past ~ef
-
In relation 90 American Securities, McSsrs'
Barring Bros & Co remark eo ~ .
purIa.o have been made Of United ftA,cs Ss sio9 Tie
rrirrs Of STAT. ,ins Hsssa hnst' Shfh
lB0yl Maryland do. iJa13 no sellers under shs A'st kd
K.nee.v -. Bonda 55dT0, P,nnsyiN sna stool tdido
! oud-, want. Ienness'e o. @J0r. Nugnia es, N@t'
Storing sgu5Di linol' Contra slsf"' "a aicoun is
Morrss. bods not convertible 10! asot Michigan Zen
,rl 81 ois, ,caO, N,w'i otk Ion,ta shsfs-. 'Io9
onds s. 72dI5. Bond - eSd1b, N-s.f orb end ffie
shlIc 's4TIi bond, iss mortgage, 7'"s III n"f's-s'
76o1a
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1ncrense.
The following is statement showing the
financial condition Of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne ard
Chicago Railway Company at tho close Of the first half
Of the fiscal year june 90 The approximate earnings
for July were s3ls0o3 49, being An increase Of W
cent and for the FIRST seven months they were ~ 49,
s49 &C. being an Increase Of AZ cent over the same
period Of last year.
IHE PITTsBuRG yoRr wAySB AND CHICAGO RAILWAY CoA
PAsY. ~ GENERAL ACCOUNT, yvsn 70, 1901
To Cost of ,ufchase " Exilyay
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Taow at 22s. Cd, and 800 boxes Extract Logwood
at eos The charters are British PARK 10 CorK
and q market. with 10000 bushels Urain AZ os.
p quarter; British brig RON baltimore 70 beils'
win 1000 bb,s. Flour on private terms q bark with
600 bbls. Flour from Baltimore to Galway Mt 81 3D.;
swedish lr,, with 900 bbls Flour to Rio Janeiro at
81 49, brig of 200 bbl'. to St. Domingo and back ut
(, 200 half gold. schooner Of 900 bbs on tho same
voyoce AZ 81 cN half god aschoorer of 1900 bbs. to
Nanujouo Mt 81 10 y bb. and brig Of acO tuns from
Portland 10 Rio at SIS p NJ for Lumber.
The business Of tho Sub-Treasury was: Re
ccipts. si2l45es 70; for Customs, sais.oC0 Payments
81 ltS5 ss6 95; Balance, COG Gx,.2al on.
The earnings Of tho Galena and Chicago Union
Railroad from August % 10 81 were:
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Pnovosr-MA ssxALv Orvsca sfa Cszesuss,esa,
,RiCF, NO. 800 BnOADvAy,
Nav. Y0kK, Augnst IT, 1854

tho BO"ru OF OnHcHt OF 'ni' UiFnct VIII COM
me,re Us Session e., purpose OF hearing Claims for Ex.
ernptiou on TnURsDAf sept. .. oG3 0 clo,i a n.
al these Ilesdqusrsr. and win dsyoe such hours and =
many may b. 70 accommodate parses Lavas
bu .inegs win tho Board. f
Tho various blanks for Exemptions be procured this
Office aj uu. IL all bs property oiled up and sitesel
prcyiou. to the presentation No blanks viii he filed by ths
Board.
Persons claiming Exemption on the ground Of Aens,e WIN
be reuuired TO uronce the ceet and te4
mouy to entitle them to Exemption uhieI the law
Persons in this Congressional District and having
legal domc therein and who Sy have been illegally enrolled
and drafted In any other procure Certificates Enroll
from to O'Clock D. IN. daily.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining nn can the
hours ard at 40 other. BENZ. y. JANlGRRE
Provost Marshal 9th District.