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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05
Nlilitarn Notlres.

Secoud Hawkins Zouaves, Headquarters, corner
Mercer Brcome sts. erganzng tor pine month";. When
instead Of espos TO the
r.cns stand like barking dogs doing no good bat evil ali"
g.he ths corps res amid the storms. and inite' al no
I've 10 serve country aud he 10 tn" conflict
vao.n reserved Tor competent ocers, who are at
4 b.ry 10 spply.
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JuE UNITED STATES TAX Law,
NAREkEED.

fremont, ON Friday, Dec. 81 ~ the
T.sd7nce Of the brides m.her by The ltev. A y; an
Nest D. D. Of New-York. NJ. Luci"n u. Corey Of West
Farms. aud Margaret y Araout OF fremont. No card'
HOWARD ANDREWS-In Hrooayn, on Saturday, Ian.
g. 1865 by no Rev H. W. Ef.cher Joseph L. Howard to
Hattie daughter Of - NJ Andrews o,q al OF brooklyn
this city. on NeduesdsJ Dec u at
All souls Church. by the Rev II. w. BELOW, Lieut. Col
G. W. Tolle 5. A.. Sophia O., daughter Of ProL J.
Nap.s @ Newark y. J
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SECOND HAWKINS ZoUAvEs IN CHUBcH.--An in:
.iop bsynr been extended by the s1ieent'tTeet Bop
. Church portion OF this corps ss-mbied at headquarters
yeserday morning sud marcned by MAJOR Conwsy to
hear sermon from he pastor. tho Rev. W. MeAeis Tho
zonsYes occupied tho wet gallery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

Ema nci pation Jnbilee.-Ths colored peoPl: spd
their the City OF Ne~Ier and Vicinity VII hou
Hal Of the Cooper Insitue on MONDAY EVENING next,
sch inst Addresses will be delivered oy me hr5; ~
e,1 J I'M PETERSON. rsq WILLIAM WELLS
Brown. e.q, Prof WM; }: WILSON sod ne Rev x. n.
CAIN The exercise. wi be interpreted Win music &C.
compsped with full band Admission 10 cents An E I'M;
CIP.TON SOIREE will take place on the ssue night q
Mozart Hal No. 80 broadway. Admission y ceuts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

SOLDIERS AND SAILoRs.-ln answer to numerous
inquiries concerning the time OF publication OF the
Biographical Record Of Soldiers and Salort, by
Dir. Frank Moore, We would say that IT "'ii be
issued on or about the LIT Of March next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

No. 40 wA1EHsT..y sv.YoRE, June S, i81
DE- LIshhil has succeeded IL completely restoring MY
hearing which eriasy iaRs red sI.asu.h previous 10
spoyin: to him .gose 10 several phy'i,sns without
tho Oas. benefit. lEy fretas Information | should b
pleased to render ,ppcisiss to me- my residence No.
i71 9Ist Brooklyn =. D. e. my psos Of business Ne
74C Wstesst WM. u WATERBURY,.
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Western Telegraph Lines.

DuPFALO, jan = I''.'''.
The telegraph lines West are all down, Dut u 10
.xuected tSey will Do repaired by tomorrow MORN
Ing. p.,,,,v,pu,. Ian L. 1903.
The wldS' o. ro In 5y siorms. Consequently We
ha notLinQ fur her from Murfreesboro'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

NEwYORK, Jan. s. 1863
The rerbers Of Mssonc re nple 81 Honor No and the
Order u general are respectfully nvd TO attend tae funeral
on our ate BROTHER THOS T. BEERS. Monday morning
ocook ct the Cavalry Baptt Church. IN Twcaty third
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenuss
' LEWIS o. WILLIAMS, w. C. T.
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CAPT. BUGGENHAGLS.
10 the Associated Press.
40 '"' WMniSGroy Jan. T. 1863
posi- OFFICE REGULATIONS COACEhNiN"
BOOTS AND BUNDLES.

BOOTS AND BUNDLES.
P0sr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. APPciSTNHSr OFFICE
WAsHIsGTos. Saturday, Jam D. lJod
Many pos,masicrs persist in sending through Inc
nails packages OF clothing, boots, &c., charging
thereon only one cent an for postage Tbs IL
II valuable violation Of the law and regulaions
with which every Postmaster should be fnmibar
The packages are held for the legal postage at inc
distributing Offices or Office Of delivery, aceumnlating
70 sueh an extent as to be greatly annoying 10 these
officers. and, in u large majority Of case', never
reach tie parties addressed, thus causing loss to
the parties sending
TIE law and regulations clearly define what Is
,oilable matter, and prescribe what amount OF post
me ia TO be charged thereon, and further pro'loes
,i,st all other matter or thing, if seIt by maii' IL
,ubiect 10 letter postage. To prevent further 1923 10
rar,ies ipterested, aud the improper Interruption oi
ho,ioess at the large Offices, all Posnastero ate re-
ori,o1 TO make themselves fully acquainted WIN
the laws and regulation. relalng'o the ros'a aer'
vics and the rnuiips Of packages hereafter ii tue
character referred TO By any Postmaster w"on' 'he
oroDer hostage being prepaid by postage Stamps VIII
e. co,sid,red good cause for removed.
w LEX ". EAIuALL, " M = a. Is-
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6rerial Notices.

Brooklyn sixth Ward Republican AssOcia.
tou.-A p-cz, Meeting Of th, Annexation " Ill be .d a.
then, corner Cont and Union sts on MON
DAY EVENING, Jan. s. at :. DEL CA: III,
w.rxp Goyx Becretsry.
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County RrprbIican General COMMUNE.

X loz,s Comfy Republican General Committee.
CoAsirTsY kOoN. No 9CoUkr-sr. Dec. u, Id1Z
At. meeting tho named COMMITTEES, held on FRI
DAY EVENING Dec 20 tho following resolution was unsn
irsoa.ly adopted .,.., =,
this requested meet at the following drslguas
place. on MONDAY EVENING Jan s. 1861 at sc1ocE on
baslae-s Of mPortsDce:
1 Ward No. l26 Willow.st
II Ward. No. % Na'erst-
M Wsd. Committee Room, No sCcuHW
" Ward Washington Hail Assms--t
v Ward WebDers Hotel. Pro- pect-st and III tson Av
VI Ward Club Room cor. Court and Onionss
VII. Ward.
VII. Ward sth.s7.. nesr l4th st
tx Wud Clover Hil Hotel Oates and MaTcy'avA
y. Wafd M. 90 BOelam.st
XII. Ware Granada Hall. Myrt'e-sv.
Nj WHd NO ~ huhting,op-st.
Kill Ward Washington Hall. ith and south Ithsu
XIV Ward Republican ~ ALL 3th-st. near Grand
Ky. Ward. ou8G America, No. 3+5 Or amidst
XVI Ward unioa Hall, cor. Even and Aisssosoie'sts
XVII Ward
XVIII Ward Club Cooins Cross Roads
XIX Ward Union Hall juuc. Broadway and Clymer1
And the usual places Of uest IN the country towns
c. ". GODDARD President.
VIZ. L. HrBBELL. Secretary
The Tenth Ward ReDubiicau Club of Brook.
lvu.-Tne regular monthly meeting oi tbs Luo VIA DO co
n their headquarters THIS EVENING (Mondsy Jso D. 81
2. O'clock H. :. ~" Id lfes'uon''
W. FrLroN. Secretary
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
TMssy certify t,s having been aafa ted dung hsyses
1855 with almost toel desfssa and ssvins tried
the ordny medical md sugcs nd ucdef the care Of shsss
esteemed eminent scione rwss as cod at a pue
myself under the csroef Dr. Lshhi Hi trestr'eut wss
brief and snccsu I~.s completely r.sso~ d and osrs
apparently permansra have all oonadss GO 10 Dr. L.
sAin Integrity In the diseases he nskes 'pe lattice
JAGEs CRUIK3HANK. LII. D..
Editor Ns~-Ya tx Tescsset-
Albany. Dot l, 1861.
DR.. List.h, after weeks trestraens has restored The
hesrg my sA Is natural condition. whit cb previsss
y was COB ,dssby impaired from !naauson 'f the drum
and drumhssd LIB. ROGERS
Attorney -s.-i-sw.
Mas TRY onrsw.
NewYort Nov 20. 1852
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r,yc,ss.qt Jan D. l161.-fiDrr ectNri 'p'tn lS
~ IsMnt 20 WHsKr upch.ns,a h' o i'V. ny - ''
e. N.so.sI. W sssi ,S.I'
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n IInited stntea a. Lnw,

The United states 'faA Law, 49,
NOW READY. In a pamphlet OF s, pagos. on nne wlite
psper Beside tho bin which wofd Tor word aec9sdshoe
Id the Original tent W ape 10 II al AphSbetcal HeSs
pltuaton Of eytry acls ~ DO taxed b. tho law Gag s
sn orut OF the % be levied thereon. THIS ehae""
complete and eLient |. possible tomake y. a.,
P,los cents. rostpsiis - ~ 10 sent ~ 'Ar'' -
-. ~ y =. III AlL.- 49,. I-.!G $50. --.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

Patients vl not b. recoived sxsspt during The rsgh
oos hour, uses in casss Of emergency By special e.
rsnssmsnt I2rttss residing dilAnce hereby in
formed that personal eIcuiuson reasidts in evsy csss
bssors spprop,ass trsstmen. can be inssisavd. .I
Dr. LIGHTHulL fS recent WORK, "A Pcvtu Tresiss -
Deae,-Its Ca aid Prsventios" NAP be obtained u
Carleton PubshcNo <3 Broadway. or Of any respectable
Bocsssiler. Price 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

NLEARE n. J., Dec a, 1851
Dr. LIsHrarLL-Dsr S1: an sras 81 to tel you thss
the discharge from my ears which has troubled for the
past twenty years has under sss neut III, o.
three onhs entirely ceased sGd relieved from the In
convenience and disaseeabsnsH &s ~. s.elary 1.-THE
ofca,.ye smell, &c. YourA gratefully.
JAMES W. sCHoCK,
Loea Editor Newark Daily Journal
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No. - FIFrzsr., NEwYoRE J=.s 20 lss2.
DR LdHr nILr-Dear Si; take pleasure IN te'tyingt -
tho remarks die skill aul judgment displayed In the ea's
Of my dau hser who had partially DEAF accopanisibJ
discharge from the cars since early infancy aud IL nov.
h1rks you' s,ment able to hear as well a. any one
While lss e-ts ae hee hom the dsshaEse Although 10
nes two years sneS size bias been undsr your care. her
he sns rsans good AMI hes sound the day she
In Won O. 8. HOLLY
ExwYoRK. jane 10. 1872.
Dr. LiGsrHIIL-Dssr Sir: Perul. to thank yoS taos<
spoesey for the invaluable ees you have rende' ea s IL
restoring the hearing my who he'd been de- f'S Inc
napcy ard WHO had prov0usy been under a. Gaze u The
best medical talent without the slishte't sur ,es..
Rspeo,ADy
ANsELL ugcHr.
10. IS ssh-Yx
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DEAFNESS
DiseaSes Of tho Ego, Rag
and Air.Psssages,

Dr. LASHTHILL osa Do c,u.ul.sd daily iromN SsasSn
w.. unH p. M, u hi. ,ssdeus No. ~ st. Msrt-piacs.
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No. IL DsYsT., Nsr.Yosx. Jan 2. isSa
Da. 4. B. LrsHrHILL-DscS Sir: Il IL with the tadsee
feelings toward you and heans do service to
who afflicted that forward the ncissed document to yeu
persorsly acquainted with the success which asfesssA
DR.. Liglthil sssmsnt in Of discharge from The
ear and chronic Inflammation Of the throat and would 10
pleased to Civ, further information application
vD. W. wEEKES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

Nxw.YoRx. July %, i,eo.,
hereby certify that have suffered during many yesfs
from trouble heangoue last became entirely DEAF
and the other 30 bad reuder Eosen houG
applied to Dr. sh,hl OF No. % St Msrks place, ~hs. -
short tine and without palm re,tssd tee uis Of my
ea. so th.t : can now hear perfectly vel.
J. DISCO Ne. i3s Eat 23dst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-05

Skates, Skates!t skntes 80,
Ne have added ustaOishnent siessoom f0r ht-
failing SKATES only where oher at reasonable press
yeIy mplea assortment for nrn women ID eHilH'
' PATTERSON BROTHERS.
lmgoE,egs VI Hardware.
Nc. n fskse~.
Illustrated psice list furnished on application.
Dr. j. IL. Schcnch.
OF PHILADELPHIA
VIII visa New. York pTofeseouaiiy every lnesaAy instead
NJ Mon Hi, rooms at Nc. X bOn1'sI Once
hours fom a IL D. Tho pubAc eihe1ea NTH lung
diseases sIe Invited 10 cali
For he New Yeur.
PHOTOGRAPH AL6UMs-ln variety, beauty aat
oh, sedAt tho b"SSngOass Warehouse o!
"i MnITTEMOhE BROTHERS.
No $40 Broadway opposie 'he Msisop, Titan HOtal.
large volume would lot contain the OF lesti.
,,ony WINCH has annlated 10 fsvoE Of WlSfARS BAL
BAN OF WILD CHERRY safe. oGcient, and reliable
remedy curing coGshr. colds, ard pulmonary disease
Mlny Of The cures uro truly wonderful
Buy ass. 1t has .bs signature q Il BUTTS
on tho wraP1er
To Cny.talisu1 and FapeF-sHkcrs.-Iho under
signed, LUu!mifae appoaied Dy SD ucns tor ttE No
SOCIArND pRtSS Ia the tiy Il Newt ofk, viii recese
PROiO'ALS foT tho supply If the Ehole ~ ANY Iiit o.
100000 lbs OF PAPER lel week fr hSo yeAI8 Rom the Isl
lay o. next Thereafter - lie Esces-sy az
I rAngsilvts oan DO pSs'scisd) % o,.cu
Sun Office, CO.. Nassau aud E1ltol-sts.
SAMUEL SINCLAIR,
! Tribune Ohco. co., Nassau and Sptuce-sls
The United states tCaA Law, ,,..
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BRooKLYs. n T., Aug 10. 1851
Henry Laws stopping with has been afflicted wfsA
deafness for tune. He applied to Dr. Lishth VIE,
after few weeks treatment completely restored him. -
that he hsars well aud 10 ensbld attend to business
which before he could without great ssonveniencs
JOHN MURDOCH.
No. 1917 Eutonst, BrootyA
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TIE slrERsEssIoN OF GEN. BuTLrR.

The statement that Con. Butler had previous no.
tce of the intention of the Government to supersode
him. and assented 70 tho arrangement by which
Gen. Banks was put in his place, is Incorrect one
who could not but have known the ia;'s IN the
premises positively aiirms that the fr't intimation
which Gen. Butler received Of lis suppression was
in note from Gen. Banks, dispatched after his ar
rival below New-Orleans.
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MsrnypoLrrAS HOTEL, Nsw.YoRK, Aug 20. 1903
Dr. Lshthin has succeeded In restoring my hearing which
considerably impaired snd has also removed the aoisss
In my head, which had necessarily annoyed ae.
A. . resident Of Nsw-orsans and stranger In the
city intending to stay but short time longer make refer
eucs to Ms.sr sturgss Bennett Co.. No ias Front and
to Mr. Z. Fiber, No. % PsrkrOw. to whom wsH
case. @. De CASTRO.
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Plymouth Cburrh,
Gsangs-st.. Rrookya,
REV HENRY WARD bEECHERSl
Auth.pFvS and FINED CHAIRS in til. house viii be
oublicy RENTED aiAUC ION fcI ONE YEAR Oh TUES
bay kVENINO the 9TH January Lett tlbOJl oonnehcins
AZ O'Clock
n Is No po,,ponement on accom-. Of the weather.
BY order oil the Trusee-
Henry e. Kinney will deliver n Lecture nronn
Tlis LII r.. IiNES. INrLbENeE AND IhlLOsOihi
OF LORD BACON at Cliuton Hal t'!ec-h'ile LloA'!J'
on TUESDAY (Jsn %. Tho Lecture al commence
a. Tickets Of ADM sion gac.
y. Y. Di.tetic Reform Associnsioa.-Ihe mex.
meet. tne t.uanrd ASSOCIATION IL e'ogn"d 10 meet
Al she Ii leuic Institute No - Lhghts jan " e u p W.
An .itres, viii br delivered by L. uEALD ~ Wilmington.
De-. For further ps cua journal of iIe- IN for Jauu'
srv laY Published BY X 4 A. President Of the Associs
don al 40. ID shtst FRANZ H. JONES. NJ D., Sec
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-16
Business GarDs.

THOMAS j. INGHAM, ATTORNEI Y
l. Ar Law, LAPORTE, Sullivan Comfy, Pa.
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tt. =. g. Il. RAE RoAD.
1868 PHILADELPHIA g. ERIE RAILROAD. 1865

1868 PHILADELPHIA d ERIE RAILROAD. 1868
THIS great line traverses the Northern and Northwest
couhtes OF Pennsylvania to the city OF Erie on Lake
Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany and under their auspices is being rapidly opened
through its entire length.
1t is now in for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg to Driitwoad on miles) the cas-
tern division and from Sheffield to Erie, (67 milcs)
the Western Division.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT wILLIAMsPoRT.
Mail Train Leaves East .-..-.........l II: 10 4. VI.
Express Train Leaves East............9: 30 p. NJ.
Mail Train LCav West................7: I: 30 p. NJ.
Express Train Leaves We-t............S: S: 20 A. NJ.
Cars through without change both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia and Lo> Haven and Bai
and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both way
betu Wilnsport and Baltimore. and Williamsport
and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business apply
at the SOuthe cor. llth and Market StS.
And for Freight business of the Company's Agents
S + Kingston, Jr, Cor. 18th and Market Sts Phiia
delphia.
j W Reynolds, Erie.
} NJ Drill, Agt. n. C. r. R. Baltimore. H H. Huston
Gen' Freight Agt., Philadelphia, Lewis Houpt, Gen
Ticket Agent, Philadelphia JOS Potts, General Man
ager, Williamsport.
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EsrABExsaEo YM 5eaa

Il Il highest premium paid for Gold and
Il Silver, Also for the U. S. Treasury notes old issue
SeTicates for the back pay and bouutes of
A4d deceased soldiers Cashed by
=. S, RUSSELL SrCs
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BOOK BENDERY,

TT1LiE subscriber having withdrawn from the Argus
J. building would respectfully inform the public that
s hasrCAoYc his Plain and Fancy Bndery TO the North
Room 0! the VA diiOuse formerly occupied by the Post
otCe, where he's now prepared to bind all kinds OF
Books in the most approved and workmankc manner
Having to share my profits with second person fat
ter myself that my prices viii meet the satisfaction Of the
public.
Thanku for the confidence reposed in ne and the pub
lie appreciation of ny work for the last two years,
shall cndeavor in the future TO merit the continuance
public support.
Particular attention given to re-binding Books. All
work " i'll be warranted. Terms Cash.
EB- Also, a large assortment OF STATIONERY Of the
hest quality at the lowest prices Justices and Consta
Dies BLANKS. OF all kinds
PICTURE FRAMES, round, square and oval and pic.
lures framed TO order cheaper than known here.
JOHANN L. BENDER,
T0WaGda Jan. ii 1860, B0okDinder and Artist.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-16
Nj c G ABE E'S
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET

Be'o.g j. hingSJe,y's stcre, la5@ ST.
THE subscriber would respectfully tender his sincere
J. thanks to the public for the very liberal patronage
extended to him. ana soiicS continuance of the same.
lie be@S leave to that be intends to keep hand
heretofore choice selection Of MEATS OF az kinGe,
the best the country aoTs, wE:ch he intends TO sell u
very small profits either by tie ride quarter pound.
Rs y quantity of first q~alit o SALT PORK, put up
by myself, cheap, by the barrel 5r pound.
Meats will lie promptly delivered at any place within
the corporation.
Towanda, August l2. 1859. McCABE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-21
ELAN EOUs.

A srorSDfSG cURFs MADE ny
~ HYAfrs Ar itfF EAIstx
HYATT = Az DOT ME STRENGTH Lffk nALsAM
uo-t eeuan curative far PLs'msu.n o. The rain
no forms lssqusiN ofula Ticers
ssit klsnfn. Liver sna kds.s Com
al Diseases afisinx lioni sfrst4mpHri'. ~ ih- uood
HYAIrh lIFI BAi.ssA spisA Mes gawrr.. corner Of
bn~ HHndsi AMI ffftY Nfs AIT FnWffb ~
= t~rfbs - at rusuT ~ryslpsa snd riurie.
whah hsa fsfnt - her hair aisafHref
t'sE eoHf net puble for She has
$50 lea sad hsr hsr = campisi.ly r-siorsc
HYarrs Llff sAts.s rof.d NJ me-. y Gre'.
stt~ei snd II ariDa ssfx. - rss1rn.urY rk.um.tss
ant xont sftsf y. hsd t-en r'inrl,d foe yrar.
HyAIT fIri BAfsNs elred VIZ n Holi, reel
drgos ~ Monroe " Chsmh~r.
bic e~r SITTER h. hc F-.trd IN 100 Broadway Ho.pt
al 80 pssnihs. sod r,oI a. - "a tncufsss
onros 10 he f1If.s f.g'nent ss~ rofs vsl4arsrs "
severe s-fssisn q hire gssr,' duration sisr ~ othsr
remedies hse fsisf
uyarrs LirF RAIs.s eusd sinst i.rf'.. "a III
Haks stree. EfDssito, ~ sHa ssf16s uis.fs th~
isS sf,sr ~ ph.sks1 hss d-iass that smgesilW
.e~ess.ry ~ s.we his No.
HYArTs III sAfsas serrlnE ihouss.r. n fs.s ~
hrs. snd fisfrrs s.ra.~s yserg. u SAt o
ihsi can - Gaf-f ~ ssiss q das- asi osnsis
= w~rxFsy
Ia. 'ss poUsis srrrsaru tIYg raLsAn -
sed cal. u gs ssna .'r-st ~ r-r snits sffor ~ r.
s<nt -verE-sers ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-21

NV JtNEr Cs>rnrrnpss Trs Nsv yons uAs
xrs.rhc Monmouth Herald ssys that during Tie strAw-
berry from nfiy " ono hundred Wagons daily
unload the boats for New York ard i've hundred tbss
age FOR tho ~ t25 900 ~ which " 600 70
The picksrH. The other berry crops hoxtleberries
hsckberrfcs Ac.-are ~ much more. Tie pea, bean
corn and ,urnip crop alse very large realizing large
tbs farmers farmer receiving for ana
beans esy0 Another farmer has aresdy
year over 81 $50 for apps ~ posso~s sixteen tbeasnd
barrett a wesk sent 10 Sev York betting va 100
weekly Tho ctrun crop REALIZES SIS 900 week ADD tho
melon tomato, aqussh ara peArh crop~ stn more. An
n hay also sent New York but the
yaine " not stated Tho oysters sent rnusly kev
uort are worth fra m Leo 900 70 $500 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-21

Gto.cSsus FlsNsarr She esberss o. Gloucester are
very successful the prescott year, mst OF the vessss
having returned foo their Ars trips the ray law
Win fail fares msksreb fsst year No rs brought
nine dolAfs this year fouvtsen dollars, and such the
demand for thsm thss the arRoes frequently sold
before the ve~sel touches the wharf, n SCENE almost
impossible this year 10 supply the immense demand for
On xmas u nsh. The vessels ssrivtss Immediately
leave for their last tvips and win be back aeain
from Lot 70 18th November. Al lsaxt two hundred
schooasrs sbssai from Gloucester sons s the IA
and snccessfui in oetaipng rss frvn sixty to ous
hundred Thousand barrels may be expected STRIVE
cbuorster the autumn. Tbe shore Sect however. are
doing nothing and there will probably more thaa
~ average catch. rbc nsheriss dminsh No much at
other places they o. Glpueesfsr IN few
Glrrre@fe
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RAY after the balte o. zap IN. for Distinguished ser
ces, aud have my d,pIm To hos m tide which
this Order oonfers upon It's hoder Is ~ itay trsht or
cavaliero which corresponds 10 the knight sir 10 Eng
land II IL be crime "a such title 40 this c"antry
am not Of the guilty smuoh as have rare never
used IL Others have aSosiltcd Il with my name.
preer 70 let my sseak for themseves, and sith
this statement 70 lot generous pub 10 decide between
the charges OF p :. wyndhrm. N. P's sasdoeoas
Letter and myself
lam, SIR, your very obeiient servant.
PERCY wYkDHAN.
Colonel First New Jersey Cavalry
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o.S. wlnaps, l.. y hyde, Dunkrk v r. Mason, ~
louis J. n. Winston, kentucky v v foigsr, Fawsrd
Greene. Albany y. r. pcmnn, Cleveland o. H. Peck
and lady tcD stopping At lie Metropolitan Hotel
Captain r. y. waiver j. y. Crimes United states ariny
n .eas Burlington, Io~a Colonel kcrchanr and lady
United Siator Army J. W. Pierce, Boston W. " Rosd
uid sdy. klb,ry = W. csthcart, 10 rsuls e. H. wood
Boston W. wsrane, Hartford q. seymour wlehl.
gan. stopping Al he Aston rousc
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Carte n rifs PEixy NiSa.--A Al wanrhsstss n "a .e~
days s.c fso fsrtry giris grsreed ana arfpnsef Is
fsnt at Srlunrd ~ vhch pllos they stn, srysnlan Fl
ny = large number % boys ard Rirs They ursw "A
their honneis and shsws. snt, having dra~na os tbsy
tied Il. Tie cnndltsens sFrscf aDoo were th~ tDe,f
shod b. 10 pallsrg hair ~ sgfetching A,~r rfvsra
fonTis toe ~ whch Hsts ortg wrrc rss1 N.N
eli. ard rbte % Tho ground une sss bessr ur an,,
t.ssuyitte.
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CAyx-MAK.s--At Sprngvi.la, Stateo Island on Thurs
dsy. September II, by the Rev M. Bntts. ARCHIBALD
Cavy ~ New Iogs 10 Mss SsgAu n MAHsH daughter ~
Lyman Msrsb, q spsinrvil'e formerly VI North Adsms
Massachusetts
Moxros--wo,ps II cons Washington county. New
York, On Thursday Saptsmbsr II, by the Rev. David
isions Rosr1r Moaiov, ~ New York 20 Mrs. SAraH
woop-, Of Cola.
gAisroS--Par.Ics On sunday Jass I. by the Rsy
william Montgomery, Of Ivons, y. ~. wulIAs RAJ
to Mrs. fAwSK w. trrrcx, ~ Philadelphia
sruAgF-i ornB.s.--On Friday, september Is, by tho
Pew. = 4. Ui@rox, ious W. SrcAr, Of Nov y0rA, 20
Miss sArAH ~ loapnAs o. Rvefhead. only daughter II
Daniel farfhan t~i.
Long Island papers please cory
~ I'M KpiIug ~ rus urlLD.
Ng~ ioex. Sspt. ~. l-os,.
III. notice % nay marriage 20 MIS- May Iovr, n yogr
paper II the .otb : false No such mHrriag. havi ing
isl.s place. 4 y HOAG, No. ~ West FIFTY taifd street.