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Hotels.


VILLAGE HOTEL. Waterbury, vt, jeremiah
Brown, proprietor.
TLMORE POND HOUSE, Elmore VT, A. W.
T. Averill, proprietor. Conveyances to any
part Of the county on short notice. I
A MEXICAN HOUSE, St. Albans, Vt, 8. G..
n Field, proprietor. l3
EDEN HOUSE. Eden Mills. VT, G.. W. DEMO,
L. proprietor '.. 80
JRASBURGH HOUSE. Irasburgh VT. by r..
| w. Nye Stages leave this house daily for all
railway stations. Horses and carriages to let. SO
/ uUBBELI.S HOTEL. wolcott, Vt, Justus
! Ill Hubbell, proprietor, on the stage road to
, Irasburgh. Conveyance to any part of the coun-
! ~ un short notice. .. "a
AY3EN HOTEL, Eden Corners, VT, j. Har-
III ,cingtOn, proprietor. Good Accommodations
forYaau nd beast 8 p
NOODRIHH'S HOTEL, Stowe Lower Village)
u vt. D. Goodrich proprietor. AZ
Y7TILAGE HOTEL, West Albany, VT, A. B.
Y Shepard. Proprietor 36
Y2AGLiE HOTEL, by H. P. Seeger, Cambridge,
T. Bore, Vermont. 49
uOTEIo, Albany Centre, Vermont. W. How
ard, Proprietor. 1his is good place to stop.
I once kne~ dinner for four, with a good cup of
tea, got up in ten minutes. ED. S6
1,ENTRAL HOUSE, Elias Chadw ick proprie-
I tor, Jeffersonvie. VT. This house has teen
to give satisfaction to the travein public. 3S
I,1EsTOvER's HOTEL, Waterville, VT, s.
w B. Westover, proprietor.
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AttOrneyS.

brigham d WATERMAN. attorneys at law,
ID and solicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park, vt.
Particular attention given to the collection of
all claims against the Government, widows, in
valid. and other pensions, bounties, back pay,
&c. WALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. L. WATERMAN. 10
n W. HENDEE, attorney and counsellor at
VI. law and solicitor in hancery, Morrisvile
Vt. Office in Masonic building. GA
M 0. HEATH, attorney and counsellor at law
lN. and solicitor in Chancery, Cambridge, VT
particular attention given to the collection of
military claims, including pensions and bounties.
. Terms reasonable. Office at Jacksonville.
,YsOWERS Il GLEED, attorneys at law and So
II Iicito rs in Chancery, Morrisville,Vt (Ofice
t formerly occupied by Hon. 7. Geed.) H. H. POW
Z ERB, r. X. CfLEED.
vD F. PA.RKER, attorney and counsellor at
n, law, Wolcott, Vt. Particular attention
given to collecting all kinds of military claims
Having an experienced agent and attorney in
Washington, D. c.. am prepared to procure pen
sions abounties. back pay, &C., on reasonable
terms.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
.a. ...- NATIONAL HOTEL. !
Washington, D. c., Dec. 9th, 1868. (


,r Washington, D. c., Dec. 9th, 1868. (
Mr.. EDITOR 1t being my fortune to
be detained in this city for few weeks,
just at this time, when Congress is to meet
in one of the most important sessions that
ever occurred in its whole history,
thought perhaps few incidental jottings
of my pen, upon the occurrences of the
occasion, and the sayings and doings of
the "powers that be-" might not prove
wholly uninteresting to your readers. But
as congress does not meet until to o-morrow,
1T will be necessary to compile my present
letter from outside matters.
l left Chicago, one week ago to night,
and arrived here on the morning of the
first instant, finding the city presenting a
far more lively and business like appear
ance, than it did on my former visit three
months ago.
The president is keeping himself strict
ly out of sight, and is engaged in COM
pleting his message, which report says
will be quite radical in its character and
will probably be delivered next Tuesday
morning.
You have undoubtedly heard of Meade s
rccrossing the Rapidan. Probably it will
be stigmatized as another failure, and
many papers are predicting Meads's re-
moval thereupon But there is scarcely a
doubt that this forward movement of
meade was simply a teint to assist indi-
rectly our operations in the vicinity of
Chattanooga, by drawing off Longstreet
from Burnside, and SO compelling Bragg
to fall back toward Dalton. | do not be-
lieve from all the information | can gath.
er, that Meade's intention contemplated
any fnrther object than this; except that
in case he should find by this reconnoi-
sauce in force, that Lees position and
force were such as to warrant an attack /:
then of course, he was prepared to do 3d.
So as far as the rumor of Meade's removal
goes, it is simply supposition of those
who have entirely misconceived the real
intention contemplated by this movement
And here l bring this Introductory epis-
tie to close. w. E. NJ.
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DEATH OF MAJOR JARvIs.-A letter to
the Boston Traveller from Beaufort, N. G.,
Dec. I'd. gives this account of the death
of Major Jarvis:
Major Jarvis, of the Ninth Vermont
Infantry Regiment, part of which is
stationed at Newport Barracks, on the
line of the Beaufort and Newbern Rail-
road, was killed by secesh cavalry man,
yesterday. The Major was in command
of a scouting party, and when in the Vi
cinity of Whiteoak River. himself and Or
derly being somewhat in advance of his
party. struck the trail of horsemen, and
soon came in sight of three cavaliers, "
fleeing for dear life. The Orderly, mem
Der of the Sd New York Cavalry, first
overhauled them, and engaged ons and
the Major soon came to his assistance.
Both parties were firing their pistols at
each other, until the last cartridge was
discharged, during which Major Jarvis
received two bullets, and lived but three
hours after. One of the secesh wss killed,
an another escaped. and the third. who
killed the Major, was fbally captured by
the N. Y. Cavalry boy-John Henry
who com menced the fight. The prisoner
said his party had been home on a fur
Tough. to point within our lines. and
were returning to their regiment. Major
Jarvis was an excellent officer. and much
beloved by his regiment and all who knew
him. ef..ga.......L ......e
We have received the following, sent
us by Lieut. G. H. Hodge, of Stowe:
Whereas, it having pleasd an all-wise
Providence to remove from us, our esteemed
friend and brother in arms, Major Charles
Jarvis, who fell mortally wounded in an
encounter with the enemy near Cedar
Point, N. c., December lst, 1868: there
fore, To- sHt Hj i.. lirus Tod
RESOLVED, that in the loss Of Major Jarvis, the
regiment has lost valued officer, the State. one
of her most honored and worthy sons the coun.
try a man of eminent zeal and patriotism, and
the world CONSISTENT christian. .s.t .f 4a
RESOLVED, that the deceased was distinguished
alike for his galantry as a soldier his affabiity
as q companion and his kindness a. a friend
that he was faithful in his discharge Of every du-
ty, and even watchful Of the interests and hap
piness Of both officers and men. gNTJh 9ugGi
RESOLVED, that we tender our sympathies and
coincidence to the friends and relations Of the de.
ceased, commencing and pointing them to the
God of battles for consolation and support, while
with them, we mourn his loss, we recognize the
hand of Divine Providence In this dispensation
and bow in humiliation TO his will. ~ oN
IA RESOLVED, that the officers of this regiment
as token Of respect to his memory. wear the us
ual badge OF mourning for thirty days. IN 9ls
Il RESOLVED, that copies of these resolutions b,
sent TO the Vermont Journal for publication. with
request that papers copy. v. g. BARNEY.
l'ic hF Lieut.. Col. 9th vt. President. i
lADJT. j. o. LIVINGSTON, Secretary. s.il y. 81
I Newport Barracks, N. O., Dec. I'd, 1865.
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s,Fainfen,

II N. LEIGHTON. Eden Corners. " here
IL. by announces to the citizens Of I.amoiile
County and vicinity that be,has made. arrange.
ments for doing House, Carriage and Furniture
Painting and Graininq. In the neatest manner.
and with the utmost dispatch, He also attends
to paper hanaing and glazing All orders
promptly attended to. 0l1 6l
7 II, J. TAYLOR would respectfully inform the
~. inhabitants OF Hydepark and vicinity that
he has located In Hydepark for the purpose OF
doingal kinds OF work belonging 10 his profes.
sion. such as painting. glazing and paper hang
ing. At
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Tailors.

A H. WELLS. merchant tailor. Waterbury,
N Vt. dealer in the best broadcloths, dceskins
Gsssjmeres vestings tailors trimmings. Gu tom
Mssady-ynad clothing Gents furnishing
floods. &C., Graments made in the most ap-
' proved manner, and warranted to fit. 35
= lJ.A work made by him will be done in the best
style and warranted to fit. Cutting done for
: others to make. Terms, cash on delivery.
{ CkNHRHACy. fashionable tailor. johnson, W.
iD.Work done 70 order on short notice. cutting
: done for others to make, All work warranted g
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Carriage Maker.

WILsON GRTswoLD, carriage and sleigh
wv maker Elmore. W.T., keeps constantly on
manship. aud got up in the best style. Repair.
ing done promptly.
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N p. F@2BUSH, surgeon den MW~A
", tist. Office in the Patriot 49,
Building State st, Montpelier Vt. a1InYO
4 B. MORGAN, NJ. D., physician and surgeon,
q. johnson. Vt. Office over s. Belding' store.
Office hours from IT, AN. till 3 Pm. Particular
atten tien given to operative surgery 10
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Rates of Advertising,

Rates of Advertising,
| column year. $40 6 raos, $685. 3 mos. $i4
mo, 81.
IL column year, Ss5S mos, IA; mos. 81
mo. So, 's..
IA colunt lyear, $l4 6 mos. 81; mos SIS !
mo. &S.
l-s e6ldmn lyear, $s; mos. So; 8 mos. sEj
mo. So.
Legal Notices charged at cts. per line for three
insertions two insertions, 6 cts. line one
one insertion, cts a line.
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Physicians.

~1NA. ssTEEi.E, Id. Homeopathic physician
, sJ and surgeon. Morrisville, Vt. Office at his
residence-at the d. T. Noyes house.
WYNN l.. WHITE, M. D., physician and sur
w rreon, Hyde Park Vt. Office at the for
i Iner residence Of j. II. Allen.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AT HYDE PARK, LAMoILLE COUNTY, VT.
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TIE TERRITORIES,

The condition Of the several organized terrific
rles is generally satisfactory, although Indian
troubles in New Mexico have not been entirely
suppressed. The mineral resources of Colorado,
Nevada Idaho, New Mexico and Arizona, are
proving far richer than has heretofore been un.
derstood, and lay before you communication
upon this subject from the governor of New Mex.
ico
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bilities growing out Of the war These thew
have Tor the most part, met and discharged with
zeal and efficiency. Theacknowledgement Justly
includes those consuls who are residing in Moroc.
co, Egypt, Turkey. Japan, China and other ori.
entail countries. and who are charged with com.
plex functions and extraordinary powers.
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AMUsEM ENTs.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

ssuJ Syk y; s. PAY A ASD rykSISe,.o,
under the direction Of that yoyu Al aud ,@sntsS srt>
SYLVESTER slS Shame ~, Va, 49,.
wths eornpsny Of the mort talented artist 10 the
sfttSRp a Pf44tsSs5Is 81, ss
TIE iE 4 4aFIT i FsHs ssfs&
ruy cox Lru.
Which nevrfsils to convuso Ii, sidieuce ~ih l.ush
ci nsSSn si y: by 'i; mid NJ .tlsf
TRYING IT on
In which NJ. Levick Aty ara IN h, uim,' able char.
actef,
wALsINGH,n porrs
To be seen al all hour, dsr VA ,veuins,
THE LARGEST VIZ XIV wonnNNSi ii7v,>o,
A.c LIVING orAAG OF fasNS.' o oiSr.S \ s%
Ger, / sh nirs tsNu,,tcr A.u,ns, sosl. ses Llon,
''1, SStH,IG, ~ >i,'ps,>G TWO yr>Ks
Admission to sli2s cts ;Chiirel under 10, i6,t, les
LAUGHING GAS.
WIN ,fvs GRAND FNilIiIrtOS Of the ~.
lhuls OXIDE OF LAUGHING GAS tor Ladie, and
T,an IYs eocrs ERE rssTITErgi
IlflfES LADirs sill ,nhtle III, su Three siu
b. put into perfect d'.tsthsir sts,.
MN issluN, to cover stycns.s 4, 10 CENTS. Dosu
open 81 :. commence a. O'CLOCK.
CoLloN
DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
AMER the surlfn,r vacation, viu commence bus'asss
MONDAY, At0. lOTH
On COTTON, the original d'scevcrer Of the snSs.
theue properties Of The Nitrous OXIDE ias viii maze
and administer the Gas for the extraction Of teeth
Not th. shshtest pain 10 experienced By the opera.
ton 10. sensations ~ the sas arc such. that With
man, Il T. . real Injury 70. have teeth siraetsd.
avoiding all the danSers and dsAx essblenesr 81 ether
and chlcrcforn. Dr. q has had 20 yesrs' sIpericIrs
10 matins this gas. within two pnths past, he has
ADMINISTERED for The EXTINCTION OF over FOUR thou
sInh f.sth, aud Nth uniform success. That pain 10
sotuhlb annhllAted hundreds OF T. stim ,nials could
be presented No dental business but tooth citrsct
tug
O. Q COTTON, w n VukD
JOHN ALLEN, ,tOgHpIi n SMITH
OWES ~ bosp NJ. Prom . A N. too P ~ Yos
NEW BOwERY TiiEATRR-
>sole Proprietor ..........ht. j. W. LlSGARD,
Mr. n. EDDY
. BERrRAM.
Mrs. FARREN e. iuOGrNP.
THE TWO BuZZARps.
Mammoth Hi Tor Saturday Night. lo2
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EACl RSlibNS.

EISHING BANKS-io, 600 CAUGHT Daily
on steamer STATEN ISLANDER, Captain l. q
fhiiips, iesyine .very iav except SATURDAY, froup
south u III Il, Williamsbursh at A. n D.; Pech alip
IN pui ct, klv,, :: Spring Of, ~. Pier T. n X,
y. Hull hand Of musis accompany the hoat for danO
ms hat line, rehrshn,eo,s furn,shed on boAra
Fare, % cent? for tn" trip. 39I
SUNDAY, AUGUST yTH-THi STEAMED
- lAl LOK. for Glen Cove, Nv Rochelle CITY 10
land, Fort Schuyler and auausnport, leave Pech Bs
rHa m landing at i'fooms, 10Th aud 56th s.s ss4
SUNDAY. AUGUST 9.-TIiE LANCE.
- commodinus aud fast steamer SCRANTON fos
Glen Cove, Nov Rochelle, CITY Island. ,irrat Neck.
Wtshistone. Port schuyler and strattsnrort. Leav-
Ina Peek Slip Al Va A. M hoome Of ~, lOth u ~.
18th Gp. ksturnins. lssvo ,ilepcove Al y. ~
Nv Rochelle ~ stopping A. all the landings This
boat !. fAst' and can accommodate 800 persons. 3il
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A uCIiOJ SALE OF GENERAL. HOUSE
lAhod iutnanrc' err btseii< cv,rrtf ns nec,r.ary
inr honseiesrins .donrped fcn last sch, vii tNhc
Sth At. between III And I'd ave-. ~
&, W. KELSEY. ACCtlONrEE. WILL
". .ei t'sl: rs-r'~o ,-c tnssnth ceui g,.no., cue
rcsrl .sr. All modem i'nrro'e,n,n,. INC Ch,et
Oh paintings sc. at II A NJ 'ods,, Ne y n.n,I
ia fisco. n,ar IAdio'd ava wilma .6ip IL
SELnStk AUC->tLpNFk 4 LEVY
LtSs Csnh'ts dcor from IL. Ro.cfy, s.r'
room 80 othsf furniture, 5,'O0e NJ, hfAndiss ru
.o4 c'f.r sl.ot', he'. = lo'ef d, .oo1,, be.
D,WNRF. RS S,ir rurS nay Ar
1 q Nc. n0rery. JAMES tGAR -,a.en. ., ~
:,t,s sg.,.,, 'h0'. qqi Il. ',.,-,, bed, riio,.
al = tt.-NS WIT p, :. a
DN~ NBHOkfLS SAIL Tu'~ DAY. At
~ o','"ct. y, ~ Liz SGE,HAN. a. 20.
- 81 ON - y" We" OIL, .' l.i- Al tlcr eisei
.col, .. I'D .h~. -..ch,. AMI -, =, sc"r'
! WOLF. $50 avr''.' Hr-.sn. w,t.,,
RItllAEu WALItRS AUDI'k. VIII
sci, Go morto- siuias'', a w r och. At D,
NNfe 4" ~ o.. u, . ''u. 4 su' a to-.s'.
trucks cart, sets harness and 'iudiy other srt,-
c'', suit. Il
- HERMAN 4 CO.. AuCrlONfFks VIII
-. eel on Friday, Ausu.t IN, At 10 clock. 81
]" Ito-'r, ~ crate. er. t,ty, chin. -nd gis.'-ss,
w IN doI- iNtr, M ttch,g. ctAmhUrr. ssf
snd mustard eut., glaU-sfc, &c IN, st-tn sslo .
vel ~ ID Tho attention ot tho trais. tAlso 10 clay
f'naces. 2t3
- ntkNAS & CO.. At CTlONkFkS,
- wh I'll on Friday, Aurust 5,h. a. a o'eoct.
~ iNl ta'f rth street, g,n,tt softiprnt ~ aini-
y n cer's. VIZ la, coffee, sneN. soap, eAudes
,S's Zee &c A'' '0aD''' 'l'''"' '''''; IA a
- HERMAN & co, ACtT RS. WILL ~Il
- thi. dsy, AuU-t Tth, At 10 ,o'e'oct, Al No. II
Bovery ~ Csk, Od Nrur,eon Whi.ieN, 40 ossts
DARK aud P.s brandy, tin, ! M.8S G RUN. Port
sherry and ClAret " inc In cHsks and rAsss. Also,
500 Cases and Bsskts Champagne. UtAndy sch nsyIs,
Bttsrs ~ ,tc. ~ loses Sos,A Casds-, lea, Cor-,.
Sv.t on, Ssldinc~- tOa furnsc,s, koptns, llAksrs
fi,tur.s scaieA MeasureS he, A. los
WIN. WOLF. AUC1IONEER. SELLS ON
w Friday, 5th. Al lO> ccloc. tho stock and AZ
ture- Of tho eru-ery aud iIuor store, lau ie-w al
giu bourbon xlsky, II. o. .egafs f-o good stprt
Of groceries, with ali the fIturs& "a positive, nth
out IN
WM. WfITERS, AuCTIONRtR, WILL
w ssu thu day, at O'Clock, At a. Canal 1t sots
his ehAus, tabes, pariH suits, cottage do esfpss,
oil cloths mirrors, euftsins and cornces, NAH
aud other hsi~teAds, hsr mattresses, dining and
htoh-n furniture sal. t-rempiory. 81
WILLIAM ABBOTT, ATCT. MORT
w gag. safe, Tint Day, at IOk O'Clock, the con
'enu " a.. her room ~. II lud,o- II. splendid
COUNTER h''I pumps, screens. csaks VI brandy gins,
mirrors, -. 60
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lNS'IRljCTlOV.

HANJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT
- by J HOGAN la2 First Avenue Terms, ~ Ia.
sons fof 81 Bauos warranted superior TO any the
sorid log sale, Of my own make. Cali and e1s
mino. 2fO
RANJO lNSTRUCTION-BY THE DOR
LYON BROTHERS, the master bsnciss Of the
sorld thorough knowledge OF the banIo eusIsn tisA
for IN; tvo or three tunes taught each lesson, loo
Wooster 1t. zach pupil taught sep. ruely. 81
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N gg.lGA EN

A BATTERY Os HEAVY AHllLIfKY
4hfr .eig- and s,r'i.on duty. Rolnt, 70 u'~
'ruit~ sl.l. cd soIdsrS. ft53. Relief To FAINT
Ulnco M that ham Vt
~ CALVIN III AfPFR, Capt
4 FEW SUBSTITUTES CAS- CIT a BIG
~ g-icr, cash Ia hand, today. by Calling at III
S-ssin o., b'iore II o'cocs
V'XIBA HOJNlN-s5Oo CASH DOWN
a sill 10 paid to recruits Aprl, itumsiiausy At
81 Nv Rowery, corner OF q yer hul Chatham sparn,
9 Cspi. ". S'"'SAS kscfuitnr oihcer. u
CUBSriT tTft-S- BSTlrUTLS Wf VIII
- tn DAY rss s-.ia ~, 900 men, h. s-ni N at
10, MdS 70 N.v England. Appb 90 MsssI~. IOMP-
kiNs, 90 hroadsAy, ID floor Il
- I BSTITUTf BROkERS AGENTS AND
- ruunsfs, brins Us y@ir men WIZ s.nd th'm N,
aud have such trouble, hen ~ will ave you more
cNh profit than you Ohtsin out of Nov York Z
rOMfKlSs co. Gu broahwsy
:, 81 ltSfITUTES-WAN THIS DAY,
- TO 20 to Pcnns ytvsnis. n,n liable to dran nc,h
hot Apply. Can at 40 Gr-eovich st. a
~ SUBSTITUTES WANrED-THF Best
cCchApo- yet To le.ve ll3 Nassau al half pat
MONDAY n,oruiu.- Thy vi be paid And IN camp be-
FIRE ulht Ar extra price VII, be- "a fcv ih~sc men,
~ hey vii not . through any brokers' hand. Eo-
IN MIR thr uuini-T, ll3 Nassau a.. Hi
hnn SUBSTITUTES WANTrD-tASII
wv viii h. paid -iihin t~svs hours for 5OJ
men for infant ice. Csu heior. going ess here,
On MARKER co. u CouItAndt o., they are 70
sprushi-, genuine parties. 2h
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LOST AND EOlND.

r OST-OS WEDNESDAY, a WHITE
Ia and yeov CIV, 9TH three tts. rhoao who may
return ls', % give any Information g. NJ. man
rewarded 81
=. = ARD-LOST A BLACK AND Tan
:. - Irrriof nos, MEDIUM siz', bad 8 rcd aud
hNck patent leather collar ans<crs TO tte name II
tIn' ANY one returning him 20 20 West Tuh srret
sill receive thr sbove ie-ard ~
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s1O REWARD WILL Bk PAID FOR
= Otho l-ody II john III MILFORD, Who VA
drovn-d .hiis bsthins on Monday even,ns al the
foot NJ H8,h 81, y. Part OF the rst toinf Of the
thumb Oh rsht hand Ia on lie ]. ahou, IN Sin hlsh,
and s,ndy vhi.tsrs y. =. JoHNsrON, II sPruo-
street i,A
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ARTaCAEs l'Osk SALE.

4 Dpi FOG SALE 4 NJ NSlAN BLOOD
Nhound / yrpr Old cenlc seen at ~ stanton st,
,ei Chfystir land lLowrr, 20
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HOOP SKINS HOOP SkIErS HOOP
A. st'rts- Wanted ~ German siri. 10 MAKO Tape
mir,s only etprnsrccd hands n, - apply, aud eoot
HARNESS MAKER WASIED-CALL AT
1l5il ssvsnth ave, ,rtvoen als And I2i SITS. {. IL.
O'SFIl. 10
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ROr WAIVED Al - BONfkl-ONR
- ths, has been IN .,hos .',r, preferred a.
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RLACkSN ri NAMED. Al r NJ. GED-
- NtY's cArriarc actor 1913 Hrosdvsy' mona
b.: sod ~crimau usnted; scldy worn and sood
Szges rivrn -
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~ ANltD--A FlW COOP LuBnEFES
~ - g q ''art i'r' rr. ia the c.u,.r,. a.,
rca ani linl- yer dv. Apply At - Cin u, 'Pr,Isy
- SA'ur..y mornings, II
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z 900 CASH AND d 900 IN QUARTER
~ OO ~ payments Of s.3 zach, viii purehA.sa
re~ -tofy ana basement II Anie hUlse conveuiont
70 estp and se iocAted on paved street Apply to r.
Ac,ABE, lsthI And Tth ave, Rrootiyn $40
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r IGHT ROOMS AND STEADY POWER
AIGn Car.L, near broadway. At 10. rent BY JOHN
hhl III, lh WaltrIst. col
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ToALL WHO nAyr rRiENpsIN The
III

sc4dier-' Aid Sccietee ciersyprD, edtfu, snt 9th.
err siv respectfully rciusrt 10 a,t In ds~ miuatnx
th. fllowins notice, shich IL 4 tuteroA 70 all Who
have friends In the army
DIRECTORY OF THp HOSPITALS.
The sanitary Commi-siou have uIsde arraurrme ns
for sussy ing aiitously tniormaNon With regard to
rat,nis ia 'hV uited stAtes IcncrAl Hospitals 81
the toAov,ns Joints, tothcp ~ill he sddcdJ
h,S,r-n hid-'n,v,ts F~ information, addraas
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~ and shelter for wagons location bot Blseekss
aud s'.,h stA west side u tho city Apply 20 Ceuf.
land at. II
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TO IET-TiIE GROCERY AND LIQUOR
L siors and futures, D Msdison at; also tho base.
msnt, vel lighted Ia. IL months lease. Apply on
tn rr'miss 70
, 1863-07-20

tusl crop, a. to make wsy for heavy aftez food or
second crop, row yc1y likely to Be e secured. Rnt
so 9ssaoM h41s deired 9si e5t'aordina.y
ql.r were ip etate to be more than commonly i'm
I5oyed vet wss.ae5 .,f FfoswithsttaoaI9g the
ward when tbe dry weather get in at the beginning
OF March e3d tsopsh9%nt A11cn and he
;oiG uirhts. prevailed. Had th+re been rain flti-
ine period ths rowth Of 3 The What would In
the Euripr Of is62. but the extreme dlyness OF the
totl p1evented rsp!d, without save On very light
in May he weather became colder, and there were
<one very sharp flosty n'ghts, By which, though
tie points Of the fag were several times touched,
no substantial mischief was occasioned, while the
straw er.w up etept but shoEt; ' This many farm;
to dcep tiljage, considered to be an advantage and
to be more promising fora good yield than when,
q crander appearance. The recent 1aine acting
npon wheat cfops iu this condition have developed
the ear and given ttart to the straw without rem
tlrriuc thr crop undnly luxurfant.