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OF FIoIAL. ,,.
go ..H WAR DrpARrnrRr,l
Paovosr MARsHAL GENERAL's OyTfcR,
WAsHISSros, d. a., July 10, 1853.
C ciiar No. 81.
The ~ paragraph Of Circular No. n, issued
from this once Juiy 70, isss, Is hereby modified,
20 as to correspond with the following opinion Of
the Hon. william whiiinS, solicitor OF the War
Department, which will hereafter govern In all
cases In which II "a applicable: rF..,-
"a person drafted into the military service
OF the United States, under the provisions Of the
act Of March ., 1850. chapter seventy-hve, for
enrolling and calling out the national forces,
and for other purposes.' claiming exemption from
draft by reason Of any disability a. provided In
said act, has the right to have the question OF
his disability submitted 10 snd passed upon By
the Board Of Enrotusnt, whose decision thereon
10 final. II the BOARD shall have deetisd that The
claimant Is hable n serve. 10 has the Iisht, se,
suoh decision against him, 70 pay his Communication
money, or tu fasnish his substitute, within such
extended tine - may - Axsd by the order Of the
Board OF Enrolnant Sor IN appearance for duty.
(sisned) "WILLIAM WHITING,
"solieitsr Of the War Department"
Y jy,s-u .s.ia bra Provost Marshal General.
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We, -, q sS.y soanty @ S:-.. q M, .nd
MAYORS OFFICE, JULY 20. 1883.

PROPOSALS win V received at th.s eaes until
grading and yelling street north, hon Sith to
seventh street west; The gravel to BE- Of quality
u be approved by the Cpmmissioner and Assist
ant Commissioner, and 10 be nine inches In the
centre, tApering to four inehss at the gutter lne
to be well laked Of stones Of improper sle and to
be well rolled with heavy roller.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, aud square yard for graveling.
No part Of the Appropriation will be paid the
contractor except upon the certificate OF the CON-
missioner and both the Assistant Commissioners
that the work has been properly executed,
no. ..| WIN DOUGLAS,
Commissioner Of Fourth Ward.
JONAH ESSEX,
sAMUEL Wl1E. !
jy2l-dd ... .r+, Aasistsnt Comml lssiousfs.
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POSALS,,,',7 :
.ROPOsALsyI lHOR I,UMn1Ne
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. s~ss t.ss22sssa II s;Ey.s Eysssl:ssisss q

III.
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,I r g 6; ;s;E, ;E ~ X X,
ss's ~ W. % Z 80: !;
ssh Sas SRiis RGissis r. fs:ss ~ e. sSss 81
'EEHs EiVss sasa,.S s!aS az Ia Ss'Sflp'
rome ~ inch White Pine ConmaS CHM =. ;,
A.s half SikI ,nsS WhssssfSs SosSss csa,scss.
wsss s.s snSs:saS Sss.S. S. sftye q bach
- rhsfsy t shSusssa t'a isst whise Pse n.-
Thirty Thousand 90 900, ssss wh,ss P,.s rl.ssr.
ihi;,S TsasssH e ss.s |ss
T. tx sSi: e; W.
fs ash %iS: .rs.:s q: 's, sS y o. tea
0lineh Wide, sixteen isst ions, eSssiesi' ''e"
~ Isn Iosa h9S,snS 'sss 'e. ss stwsvs
Ten s6osssad iiA iAtossi.shSsist, ~ 9, ssurssss
I.s !'sk ~. ,o.., v .l.....
T.s sssS::ss e. ss...,ias, ,sy I. four.
zen lev % ,sss SSsSiSsk " s'fsn.hns' !" SIX
.,. rs; ~, saGS.:nd Ia.. feet sean,
sSs tS as q sp
AZ the La%ssr 70 b dsliversd By Ne ID dsy Of
sep'emoer' isss ~~o,o..... ......---.
The full name and post oiiice address OF tAs BID.
If = bid !; msds In tbs ~ = oG n,n, ~ sasss
s. T s:i y: ~ q. n.l; :;
fs fropso.sl. nom d.,oyal psrs,.s w,,, NO, b. con.
and an oath Of allegiance mus. S sssospssr n S
Proposal: must ,. addressed 10 Captain Edward
Army, Warrington, b. G, and should ' se pisiSiy %
marked ProPos4ls ief La.her." wv
The responsibility of the susrsntor ii; uu,t b.
shown by Tive official certificate OF ~ eerk OF ths
asarsst District Court, or ofthe United ststss Dis
The, The ability Of ,hs bidder to az the eout..st
BY two rsspSn,ible persons, whess ,.ghe,srss sre
se mla sseosssv ~ Ia ~ -'t 81. 1"a as '''' 'N''s"-
Bidders must De present Il. person when the bids
are opsasd' or their proposals. viii moths eoasid-
Bonds In the sum OF nve thous and dollars, sirued
sss sS H s:s. sDa1 %
sisning the contrast. tIIlfHJ7 7Tg2 y 49,
q ss *. e ssss., s S.sF:.... q and ,..,. .,
e 5,,.; ,S @ hereby Eas..nsss he, ~
Of his proposition, Asd hat shesd M IsopesitioH
b accsyssd, he VIII at once enter into Contract
In accordanee therewith. sg. -. asT.I.I -
pared to become his ussasitiss.
% ss: scs: aS. s .pD'ad'A 'A' o'
The right to reject any or all bids that nay b
| deemed too high, Is reaerved By the Depot Quar-
bid .uch Lumber. at the pfise therein named, e e
| required BY the 0oysrniaent. And In eass Of the
failure Of bidder, whose proposal is accepted, to
quantity, the Lumber stipulatpA to b dehvsrsd,
then the Assistant 10 have the FAGht
| to supply such dehcieAcy BY purchase, aad ouch
bidder be charged with the dinsfsnss Of cost
Informal proposals vill Be rejected
1 EDWARD I. HATTIE
| Iy23-iit Captain A. q. N. U. 8. Ar1y.
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AMUSElfENTSy

tWAeHINGToNi THEATRE,THToI
I Nv neysath strsst, ssss iSIasyivaSiA sveaue
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Ir, sxTSSSHY HrTIRHoos NExf. SO -
xrson e. e. .ns. for the
Gl-Admi..ion Is, g. and q ss.tS. ''J """1s I'm,
|0DD VS. HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, July n, 1885. e.
o'o'' ron ONE wEExi '''' il"
First appearance in wsshlnston since hi. return
from Earope, Of rErli1rabaI ~ = ISv
PRoFEssoR ANDERSON, ''T
tson Of ths wisard Of the North,) In Ms entirely
new Entsrtainment Of Prestidigftation, entitled =
rTHE WORLD OF MAoICi.u
as lately performed by him In England, Ireland,
and Scotland, In all the principal Opera Houses
and Theatres, before Thousands OF spectators, who
have elasssd him % I7iFN GI'7'''i ''I
r THE GREATEST MAGICIAN ri5rs5
OF ANCIENT OR MoDERN TIMES.
.#AHt - ...AL ..N|s.h a## n. 0. ..
Durtng the past six years, Proiessos And.rsop
has Travelled through Australia, sandwich and 50.
elsty Islands, California, EsgiAnd, ireland and
Scotland, IN which time he has added all the Novel
CYCLoGEoTIC AND HYPERMETRICAL PRO.
GRAMME' ~
The principal feature Of the Entertainment L.
THE ENTIRE ABSENCE OF FANYAPPAkATUsi
All Effects being produced under, .lI1lsL..rf .Il
ESrRAohDiNARYM MANUAL sKILLur ~
Grand: Day Entsrtainment avery Wednesday
and saturday, for the Accommodation Of LAdiss
and Children, at Up. m. t..r.- 0..r a.
Admissionj % cents. Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
Doors open at7h O'Clock; commence at O'Clock
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

n AND l,tWARRANT6 WANTED. -.
lLttso'u, III. And 1rs, for which the Highest
@sfke piies WIN 81 pSid, W Real Estate Agency,
Room >, corner seveash and Fsheets. jyis-tf.
tuTANTED...TwO LARGE ROOMS
w ON first and second floor, suitable for Fur
niture sales-rooms, on Pennsylvania avenue, Sew
snth, Ninth, or Eighth streetS Apply at Real Es.
tate Agsucy, Room ., corner Seventh and streets.
= jyO g ...
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MADAME.s. ,FAvAReER,
M PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIsT, : y :
~, !so Psnnsylvsnis Aysnsss vashAaSsaa, 2. G.,
Stent sauA tuNeUso - ~ Y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
MAYORs OFFICE, July 90, 1868.

iropossls will be received st this once uattl u
O'Clock IN. on SATURDAY, the 2eth instAat, lDr
srsding and grayrlIiog ytfeet north, hon Con-
sioner and Assistant. .CommissiOners, and to be
nine inches in the centre, taPering oo four inches
roller.
ladders will state the price per cubic yard for
part Of the appropriation will BE- paid the con-
tractor except upon the certificate Of the Commis-
sioner and both tho Assistant Commissioner that
the work has been, properly executed
T. r. DORsErT,
Commissioner First Ward.
CHAS GORDON,
Y. NJ. p. KING.
iy9l-dtI AasistAnt Com IN insi
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.Igi .IfH11p111 fs4 WAn DEpARrmERr,l !
. Pnovorr MARsHAL 0HuEaAL's OrYrcE,
wAsnIuOroN, d. c., July II, 1883, \

Pnovosr MARsHAL 0BsrnAL's OrYicE, 3
WAsuueSoN, D. G., July II, 1854. >
CSrcMer Ma a. f.ztll 10 -rrr# ..... a..
T. Drafted men become soldiers In the service OF
the United states by The iAct Of their names hav-
ing been drawn In ths dssft. Ths notification,
servsd upoa thsn hy the Provost Marshal, v
merely IN announoemspt Of the fact, aud an order
for thsn to report for duty, At 4 designated time
? IL ms followiss optnion Of the Hon. william
Whiting, sel,aitor Of the War Department, Is pub
hshed for the insornatiou Of all concerned: I
"When person has been drafted, In pursuance
Of the Enroiment asf Of March ., 1868, notice Of
tooh draft must be served within ten days there
after, BY written or printed notice, to be served
on him persenaHy ov By isapias cory at Af' last place
,qf residence, requiring him to appear At designat-
ed rendeyveus IA report for duty. Any person fall
Ing 70 report fos daty sftss notice LEFT AT MIS-
Last ptAoe or nusspHxcE, or served on him per-
sonaliy, without furuishing substitute or paying
DE tSoo v psonophssd BY law 10 be Adeserter; he
may b arrested esd hs,A ssi TRIAL by
and SENTENCED TO DnaTH. F1fnrEtg fdfl
"f aperssa amer being drsasd, and before re-
oeiving notice, deserts, The nottss may still be
ssrved by savial u - ~ last place Of resiience
snd II he does not appear In accordance with the
uotiss, Or Asaish Ne substituss, or psy ths $780,
hs will b ~ law dssertsr, and nust ~ treated
sceordingiy. There II no way or manner In which
person, once 'sso'lsd,' can escape his public du.
tics, and when drafted, whether present or sbSni,
whether he changes his residence or absconds, the
rights Of the United States against him are se
cured and It 10 only by performance Of his duty 10
the country that he will escape liability 70 be
treated ss criminal"
WILLIAM WHITING,
o. Solicitor OF the War Department.
.lI-'l d. JAMES B. FRY,
N20-tf Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
REAL ESTATE.

DEAL-ESfATE AGENCY.
MAsl.2 ~ Hoy1l ssrs 70 SELL / Or
-h0UsEo 70 lEkf, win o Wsl1 ~ calling on the
suesoribsss Also, Dsrpcoe deoos0sis Of Purchasing
or hsating Dwslliatg ean b provided for.
SDQpt steNAtslnavsa tssh nsal EstsAs busii
Apply 10 wM ". DURDON, with
CLAkK b 0AYLORD, Attorneys,
Real Katate DFoksrs, and Apctionesfs,
\. .sssssi - -. 1 I Tsn.oS, n. G.; Il
c,l Hon. + W. SrsssAs u Auditor, and othsn.
J1-im -
eiS,0oo secured on real sstate
Eight unfurnishsd houses for rent wanted imme.
.Houf furnished houses for rent wanted inmedi.
atsly. 'dzTL lTu L..r. ..HH.r
FOR RENT.
Two newly furnieAe4 houses. q. ll.
l.. FOR BALE.
Three thrssftosy brick houses and lots.
bles.
One thr~-ssssy-aams houss and LOT, with sta
One twostory brick house .sad lot, with four
rooms.
Fi's' IRON s9 s,rHEs 1:Fs. ;s;y c1Xpp'
p, Room No. ., corner seventh and streets.
jyiS-u ''1 ~
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EIVE. ENTY BONDS.

We aIs now prepared to hurnish 70 purchasers
ar i'.-. 1o D. o. S-A0 DONDB u...
Of eli dsaoninatioas, upon sppiication, vtiAou
say deisy.
Subscribers holding our receipts are notified that
thsir bonds are ready for delivery, and are re-
questsL 70 call for them.
w JAY COOKE CO.,
js9s-Au %Bs Fifteenth Street.
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DROP0sALs. FOR MEDICINES.

TDKOPOSALS. FOX MEDICINES.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Wal be received by the
signed until o'aloek p. IN. ui sATukDAf,
the sath Instant, Tor supplying the Washingtoa
Asylum with all the Medeines that may be ro-
mIlrrd for ihe wear ending June soth, isSt. Tho
m,dicines must he Of the beat quality, mraished
as Insy be required, and if not approved by the
Pm vatican to the Asylum to bs reJeeted.
uI1iers oan obtain At the Asylum list Of the
A''''''' "'' Nv. @. u. NEWMAN,
-r. .HH John McDEvITT,
Commissioners Washington Asyiun.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

HEADaRs DEfARrMEsr OF wAsHMoroN,)
OFFICE or CHIEF QUAnTERMAsTrR,
1l July 1, 1883
Written proposals. are insited Tor furnishing tor
this Department, To be deiiyered In this city, the
following articles, suitable for clothing contraband
men, women, and children;
men, women, and ehAldrsn's wear.
Chip, felt, and wooien Hats and cloth Caps.
Ready made hickory and check shirts, And Dss-
ham OSer-alls.
Kerseys, linseys, ginghams, blankets, and other
Woolen and Cotton Goods. ..r f...- ars"
Samples should be sent with saoA bid, at the sx.
pense OF the party forwarding the same. ---I
No bids will he entertained unlsss Satisfactory
evidence can Le furnishsas Of the rsiiahAltay and
loyalty OF the bidder, SAW. n UEa I,f'g
PROPOSALS will bs opensd from time N time, and
contracts awarded as the intsrssts Of The service
may require, 1LfH ~. D.. ..|-F#
Good security win be required for the faithful
fulhllment Of any o0AArA0e Hsde under this Adver-
tisement. I.H - Sa8Fa HF |..
Proposals. should be addressed to the sndsr-
signed, and indsrssd ~ Proposals for furnishing
Dry Goods, As!'rinsJ stlI. a.. rnE ~
= r0ssr 7tas'' ELIAS N. GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermastsr,
" .-L., Department Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

AccID1sr.-Last Saturday siG1e, NJ MsIp-
tosA, wke bsloags Cd boasa ~ n9ll& N fssn .
\ window ofths mould Ion. q ~ 9svy yas1, and
broke his arm, fnstarisg a. ssaGaS bons Asar the
wrist. DR.. Maxwell, surgeon N charge Of the navy
yard, 10 attending to the wound.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

A WoRD or ADyIos.- .--Thoss vAe have beez
doetoring for weeks and months without obtainint
relief, should consult Dr.. Fiphblatt whose once u
radically cured. TWeply-evs years q kDsrtGhos hsl
established Dr.. FishbtaSps rspatatlon q physt
elan. Recent sssss cured In fey days: ChArSs'
nodarats. Il Oh. g1eHDLATT ii % =
No. t2i E street, corner Of Eighth,
Opposite the Gsnaral Post Oh1sA.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

TIE only place whore you can purchase lsdtl
RsLbr goods Of IN kipds st Manff ftasws psisss, u
Psnnsylvania avenns, bstWsSs IkiatH 'ssl fsntl
streets. mar Go-N
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

P'rtme"'' ho"r'' "u'y ,o w. s.np.os
On motion Of Mr.. Wight, vote OF thanks was
rendered to the Faculty snd Trustees Of Columbian
College. bib. a., ... .......r
A committee Of four was appointed TO examine
the pupils and give the most msrtorious a csrtin.
cate OF admission. Messrs. Wight, Wilson, MIL
Ter, and Ellis were appointed the committee. poo,
An application for position ~ a teacher was re-
ceivea from HELEN y. williams. Z.
reports Of teschsrs for the month OF July were
then presented. g.. ..... .... ...... ... .
MIR. Holmead moved that DR.. MeJilton, OF the
Baltimore Public schools; Hon. d. r. Cartier,
Judge OF the Supreme Court, and Byron Sunder.
land, D. d. be requested TO furnish copies OF their
addresses for publication In the next annual 70.
port. Passed. ~ I. .y.t|
Mr.. Rhses offered q iesolutios, that the Sshol.
srs Compani,n be used In the Secondary and In
termediate schools. Adopted. =
MIR. Wilson presented circular OF the Teachers
Association, which 10 shortly to msst in Chicago
and moved that delegate be appointed from the
Board Of Trustees OF the WAshington Public
Schools. r...t.
Mr.. Rhees was appolntsd the delegate.
MIR. Utermehle moved that when the Board ad
journ It adjourn to meet Tuesday next at o'clock
Seconded and carried.
Mr.. Morsell called attention TO the uselessnesi
of the annual recoid Of deficiencies, and offered
RESOLUTION, WHICH WAS huOpteu, thht the tehchefh
be relieved from the duty Of prsparinG such rec
0rds. ..l.....
MIR. Utermchle offered . resolution that J. o
Wilson, OF the First ward, W. j. Rhees, Of the SEQ
ond ward, o G. Wight, OF the Third ward, and J
7. Cassell Of the Fourth ward, and W. b. Dayton
Esq., secretary Of the Board, be appointed com
mittee to prepare the next annual report. Adopted
MIR. Wilson offered the following resolution;
Reso'ped, That 4 committee Of four members, on
from each district, be appointed by the Preslden
to prepare plan for rewards Of merits, and lis
OF medals aud premiums to be distributed accord
ingiy at the close Of the next school year, an
report the same to the Board at the August meet
ing, .......
Messrs. Wilson, Utermehle, Davis and Hoimead
weIc appointed the COMMITTEES.
The Board then adjourned, to meet next Tue,
day afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
FAST DRTIN0.-Weuuaerstan that, In con
sequence OF complaints being made BY several cit
zens residing on Ninth street, In the northsra par
OF the city, against persons who drive horses 4
carriages At furious and dangerous rate along III
stccts In that Vicinity, ths Superintendent OF Pe
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wsO sIs. W = ~. \ ~ . e.. ss
brsted Dr.. yelln, which appears in another column
The Doctori safe and rsisble prsettioner, who's
sanats victim q certain css With con
Rdencs intrust his ease In fhis hands. La younl
usn be wsrnsd In time, and sssh thsbest Means o.
gsMsl. z ~ "a q IN ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

WMfHHuRsr's GAILzaY, 4A PsMsyLyANI
outstripping his eonpetttons, has sesslvod tweaty
three premiums In this soaitry; also, medal l
the Wsrsd,s rair IN londo., ssr superin vsrt
ali the rage. ~ bis Photograph N eolors. 70
sale, Card Photographs Of dlstiSgnished nen; also
Views Of Pajnti9gs In the Hotdnda Of The Cspito
Orders tor Views Of Encampments promptly ai
tended to.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22

es.kS lSnns. .--Esds - Onesn Hurley
ass Gee tga1d twc NJ lep ss1sAy = ths
soFssr Oh feae4Dl 4DlvsalA eSel6t1 eggsaaeapth
street. Ihsy were -. q sAs sssssss 10
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-22
FOR SALE ORIENT,

NOR SALE OR LHA1E. .--THH
u WASHINGTON THEATRE, the nost iash-
ioaAble and popular Establishment in the District
BOW offered for sale Or lalls, For particulars
70 lss ssgssnnpsr, i, ,.s,, a. LEWIS CARusE
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-06
ABRAHAM SMITHS ESTATE.
STA he OF WEIR W. q ME-

10 DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, IS.
Alta probate court holden at Irasburgh, within
and for said district, on the 25th day Of Febru-
airy, A. d. 1853:
Samuel A. Willard administrator on the es-
tate Of ABRAHAM SMITH, late Of Barton,
deceased, intestate, presented to said court his
petition IN writing, setting forth that the person.
al estate of the deceased is greatly insufficient
for the payment Of the debts and charges against
said estate; that the said deceased died seized of
real estate In Barton, to wit: about one half
acre Of land with house thereon, also slips 39,
40, IL, and AZ, and one half of slip number in
the Methodist Church at Barton Landing, and
that said real estate is greatly ineumbered by
mortgage, and that sale of said real estate II
necessary for the purpose of paying The debts
and expenses of administration on said estate,
and praying for license and authority to sell all
the real estate aforesaid for the reasons above
set forth.
Therefore it is ordered by said Court, that pub
lie notice be given to all persons concerned there
in, to appear before said Court at session there
of, to be held at said Irasburgh, on the Oath day
of March, 1868, that they may give bonds
for the payment of the debts and be heard in the
matter of the administrators account and show
cause why license should not be granted as atore-
said.
And this order shall be published three weeks
in the "Orleans Independent STAN
dard, newspaper printed at Irasburgh, in this
State, the last of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for hearing rs aforesaid.
Given under my hand at The Probate Office in
Irasburgh, this 25Ih day of February, A. D.,
1868.
llws MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-06
VALUABLE FAR M ,
STOCK, PRODUCE, TOOLS, &c,
A T All CTION

w ILL be sold at public Auction, on the pre-
" misses, on Thursday, March 18Th, at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, the well known Farm formerly
owned by the late Levi Warren, pleasantly sit
uated near the centre of Albany, Vermont, on
the centre road from Craftsbury to Irasburgh,
containing one hundred and fifty acres Of excel
lent land, suitably divided into moving, pastu-
ring, tillage and wood land. The buildings on
the homestead arc a double one story Farm
House, two good Barns, Sheds, and other con-
Yenent out-buildings, all well supplied with wa
ter by aqueduct.
There are upon the farm about twenty acres
Of natural Moving Meadow or Interyale, upon
The Black River, with barn thereon; n cedar
swamp OF about twenty-tiv acres; an apple Or
chard ofabont l76 trees, and two sugar orchards
The farm and cedar swamp will be sold together
or In lots 10 suit purchasers. perfect title and
immediate possession given.
Also at the same time and place, all the live
Stock, Produce, Farming, Household Sugar,
and Dairy Tools and Utensils upon said farm,
consisting of yoke of large Oxen, Cows,
Bull, II Sheep, Shoat, Hay, Wheat, Oats,
Potatoes, &c, 6 hives of Bees, Chains, Sleds,
Cart, Plows, Harrows, Shovels, Forks, Chun,
Sap Buckets, Kettles, Pals, and variety of 9th
er articles.
A liberal credit will be given for the purchase
money.
For further particulars, enquire of B. s. War
rem, Concord, n. H.. A. X. Warren, Portsmouth,
n. H., Levi Warren, Craftsbury, VT, or of
Alex FRASER, jr., on the premises.
b. S. WARREN,
a. X. WARREN,
LEVI WARREN.
February l6, ls63-l0wi
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-06

New HAMPsHIRE REGIMENT.--The
I'd New Hampshire regiment, Lieut..
Col Bayley commanding, arrived at New
York late Sunday evening. They mum.
Der about 500 men, including new re-
cruits, the old original members not aver
aging twenty to each company. Nearly
all the original officers have been killed
or disabled, and most Of the present line
officers have been promoted from the
ranks. Nearly all the officers and sol
diers are highly pleased at the prospect
Of seeing their friends and families a.
gain, but are if anything more anxious
TO return with full ranks. They were
ouartered in the Park barracks Sunday
night. On the arrival they were receiv-
ed by one or two of the harbor police
and few dock loafers. After couple
Of hours of hard investigation, some Of
fcials were found TO report to, and the
regiment it is hoped will successfully
reach their native state. Col. Marston
is not with them. The regiment is loud
in praise of their treatement at the Phil
adelphia refreshment saloon.
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IVTLLJ4H CRIMES ESTATE.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by
L the Hon. Probate Court for die District Of
Orleans, Commissioners, to receive, examine
aud adjust all claims and demands of al persons,
against the estate of WILLIAM GRIMES,
late of Newport,n said district, deceased, rep
from the 18th day of February, 1868, being al
lowed by said Court, TO the creditors of said de-
ceased, to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us;
Give notice, that we will attend 10 the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
Mrs. Deborah Grimes, in Newport, in said dis
trict, on the 18th day Of May and August next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, OIL each of said
days.
ROSWELL PROUTY, 2c.,
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MARRIED..

AT North Troy, December Cd, by Rev. George
Stone, Mr.. Eeazer Porter and Miss Carrie NJ.
Ellsins, all of North Troy.
At North Troy, on the 18th ult., by Rev. Geo.
Stone, Mr.. o. E. Sanborn and Miss Jennie S.
Currier, all Of North Troy.
In Irasburgh, on the oath ult., by Rev. Pliny
Il. White, Mr.. Daniel w. p. Pope of Irasburgh,
and Miss Harriet NJ. Perry, Of the same town.
AT Derby Line, Feb oath, by Rev. S. Good
enough, Mr.. George James Of Stanstead, c. F.,
and Miss Emma A. Daggett of Coventry.
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