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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Onc. Of A.sIsrAar.CosMIss.RT-G..Sz KAL or scBssr'
esCR No : sle.s., Nsw.f0Ik March ~, ,ao9'
A RMY SUpPLIES.-Propos;ls Will DO re-
~ esived b. the undersigned rDsil o'clock D. M. on
SATURDAY he 2s. in.,nt for .n2Py Tor the a'e OF
the United States Army SUBSISTENCE SIohSS' ~ 10
delivered n Nes-Yor.. as iol1ws VIZ .,
200 pounds prime RIO COFFEE, TO be roasted aud
pac. et m baUes like ssupe- TO De at this Office
I75, 900 pounds prime RIO COFFEE, to be roasted and
packed double sacks of QUE hundred pounds net ..ca
or of Other mst.. equally sdap.e to ,he prrpose samples
Of which must be exhibited outside ssck OF 6t quality new
package 10 q, made very eompact outside sack
to be drawn. wound. snd sewed strongly ,,
10000 pounds prime RIO COFFEE to be packed IN
100. 900 pounds prime RIO COFFEE, to be packed in
PatesGg ring % Jurnh CeSe se 20 be rented
required send in JuH et p,7mF' Ia NE gree" "ate
al ne sGgss mey 1.0ro" {g;n h,.s 70 b. new and
of the for the purpose aud TO be full headnef
Bdiey' uA state in tar propsa!s me ea''" tneo AZ "
Proposal, dieren, articles be separate sheets of
paper.
Each bid must hsves printed copy OF this advertisement
po'sd a, it, head aud mast bsspedne In complying pro
cely witt all the terms. Esch Did 70 have consieIa on
must contain the written guaranty ftwo Responsible names
., follows .t,,.n.
sny part OF tho above bid be sccepled 4 s be Gully i1hled
sccordng to IT'S tue purpou and conditions; e'0 that
written co tract with bonds the amount Of oneoGrb the
value the proposed be furnished hs be e1ecut'
Bidders may propose for the whole par, Of either
The seller. pn. place OF business, with date Of purchase.
u reqaiis ed or each package Of ~ ~ eftcie.
Ahc stores vii careialiy pctod before iheir dev
cry aud compared With tie Retained amp hesufLs 81
We ghI@ sgne oy professional Pubic Wegher must DO n'
nishe whenever Tequiled -
Payment a. heretofore 20 be made in such fand may be
furni.hed bv h United States .
Con,rarcrs expected - l"d 'heir goods without 4
psse 10 Tho United Sta'es uHi required TO- sn'pn'h',
Proposer. VII BIDS no eccepted. 10 ielsosed 10
send fos ,h.ir s.iUplse on TIIULsDhi lGlh in.tGnt
Tlank, Tor prooo,cl, -H b. 5,,ss4ot h'' ct i'h'oh
must b, inosei cnr>i r. GaS,ss - ae n"aeTs2Hed
dnd iaa,ysad Ploy s-s J.T hgbs.s -hce St,rff
4 +. IArON Lt.4G.. OIL end \. z. q, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
LECTION SALE in PHILADELPHUA.-A

A UCTION SALE in PlillADELflIIA.- -.
~ p.RF CHaNCE-A TRACT Of LAND adjoining the
Lead Mines formerly owned BY Jacob aud Geo.se Ns.aey
ors (now owned by parties In Ne~-f orx IN lie" pain
town.hip Bucks County Pepnsyvsnis, containing acres
perches less will be ,o!d at Pao; se az 'o
Philadelphia Exchange On TUESDAY, aisrch -, IoO'
NJ THOMAS Il SONS, AuctlonetTsl
Nor, 1879 and Ill South Ith-st.
phisdsphis.
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A. VASprkrooL Co. Auctoneers go,
EXECUTOKs SALE. - MAGNIFICENT
~ HOUSEHOLD EURNIrURE.-THIs DAY IIur.-
day. al No ~ West l6tDst, ohav, Ut III O'Clock,
eopsng Rosewood Black Walnut Psro Chat Der sha
Oak DinngIoon Furniture Rosewood Pianofoits oui'e, OF
Furniture Pier aud MsDteI Mirrors Brocste and Lace C
sin Oh Paintings by eminent artists stsu.ry bron.es
OInauie-v SilvsrW Velvet and Brustes Carpets &C
Ass, R.semsDs spa kitchen Furniture. Sac ptTtmJ'''S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

ENSK 4 HATCH,
BANKERS
aud
DEALERS II CONVENIENT sECUNIlts.
AGENTS POR q. :. flNE TWENTY LOAN.
are pepsted to furni.h IN. L. :. 1--WE IWENIffEAh
SIX PER CENT BONDS, direct non lie 'ovsfnmen''
e. PAR and ACCRl 10 INT RESI-. a. heretofore
~ on AND AFTER July rHE fEisILK1E ~ Coz
yrErtSa LEsALTRxDsR Morris INTO TIM FiNs WENT
Yy,s BoSp. Al Pan vL oE.sE Parties wisL ITO ,eoufe
United sae Bond psyipF Yer cent Interest IN OOLD,
Al PAR, should SEND &c thei erd-' before mat 1i',
also ksep hand constant supply o. al ciises Q!
Coyernuent Sacurtc, f1 al, lowest msrsst Tsts
L : 20 Treasury NOTES.
a. y PfR CENT BONDS Of 1881 ..
T. q OSE-lkAh CERTIFICATES or iNDEbIbp-
NESS kc.. L.. ~
FISK Il HATCH.
No. - WALL~sT
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furniture.


ALL kinds of FURNITURE, LOOKING
"A GLASSES MATTRESSES. BEDDING. &c chesper
than Al nny other Warranted and Delivered ifee Ss
To " SNEDENs No. ?s3 Bowery, between Stanton and
IIou.ton-sta Note the nunber-yoa will save money
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
- warranted manufacture Also, solid Chestnut ana Ws1us
Chamber safes plain aud oInapentsi " ~. r.
NAMP CHAIRS, COTS, STOOLS, &c, Of
nav de .ixus durable and light, Wholesale and retail.
A. BALMANNO. No. 66 Libery-st.. Ncw-York.
ENAMELED FURNITURE-An styles and
~ ,ics. Also Chamber suites in Walnut aud Chestnut
the best In the city, wholesale and retail at No
211 Canalst "AhhhN "ahp'
DEGESTER & BELL,
IL No 80 CALLoWnILL'Sr. PHILADELPHIA
Manufacturers Of
CHOICE FURNITURE
o every description, superior ia style aud finish. Those
Intending 10 furnish their houses either In tho city or couny
an store Jut such articles viii boat please
item. in STYLE, DURABILITY. end iu PRICES
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IRON MOUNTAINS OF MISSOURI.
PILOT KNOB Iron COMPANY.
CAPT. 900.

The PILOT KNOB IRON COMPANY OF MISSOURI,
derou, vi prosecuting their vorts ~ this favorable period
with renewed yigof offer for the time ON-liAjF
Of their CAPITAL STOCK for SALE in this market, IA
shares Of : 100 each.
Their property sIly square ries containing over
GCn acres Of and and embraces the most valuable ~ tie
wonde fol Iron Mountain region Of Missouri. IL = oa~d
al the terminus Of the s. Louis and Iron Mountain hsIoad
IS miles from -. Louis
iron il produced that point cheaper than anywhere sls
IN the world Tho properly o. this Company - one Of e
most valuable OF tho hind.
AZ be received for short time a, the Office
Of n.ssrs y. u. MORGAN - % Sct - md ~ Ereuanse
place and also Of the OH OF H. q. ANRQUAND c.a, No
Il EIcLaug place. where further information may be on
wo. made up AID the balance usy be paid
In iu.tallment. If desired
The sub.cfi3rTs who are connected with the company.
will be In lie city N few Gsy. and may be a.
~ ~ " JANIS ~ LUCAS
THOMAS ALLEN.
Of s. Louis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

OEHoY OF TIKI GKocRRs FIRE lssURAsCn COMPANY
No ~ W.LLsT., NEw-iOgk, March 1868 ,
TENWENTY-FIFTH DlVIDEND.-The Board
Of Directors Of this Company have this day declared
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE 80 PER CENT on
the capital stock Company payable tho stockholders
N demand JAMES %. PLATr, Secretary.
EOX AND WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT
l. COMPANY-A meeting Of the Bend and Stockh<l',
Of the said Company w be held at the Ocs OF the Com
pony. Room No % Trinity Building In the City Of New
York on Ill LIS DAY, the 18Th inst. at ~ O'Clock
A. b. CLARK, Secretary.
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miscellaneous.

cotton WASTE-For Machinery, Wiping
y and PaeA so ios 5Apy,ng ~ lot. 10 sJ, purchasers
Dor ssleby w. W. 1890
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Coal ano Woo0..

---~~-r-.-~~- ----r t~7 r. ~ 7--~----------
GS1S FOR THE BEST RED and
on - WIIIrE-ASH EGG and STOVE COAL,
scfeensd &c delivered Wsrra, ted 1000 pounts frs
n .sl l.h ,fl1.a8 W. MiLLkN, No. % Canine ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

1907. WlkIEh ARRANuEMENI a., IooA
COMMENCING DECEMBER 1 1885,
Passenger Station in NewYok. corner 9Th o. and ssns'i
entrance on Tth-stu.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk;
For New.Hav a. m. lex }; IL Is ITO tExb sWSW
For BRIDGEPORT =, Ga M. ,Er)i 2ls AIS tE1I 80 49,
For Milford stra,fOrd, Fairfield Southport ssd we'psr
"a. ~. H. Is. $40. 40 D. N.
ForNor~sk a9os. ~. l2l5. AIS (Ex) $40. 40. $685.
For D9ien and Greenwich !. SO H.: nl5 80 a.
FOR stamford. :. lEa, aao a nj i2l', us ,El) a.
49,. 30. \ ..
For Pr, Chester and intermediate stations 80 -;
IL 3 90 40 30 80 p.
Nor Por. Chester and New Rochelle, Sp m
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Spl,1gfeli. a ~ tEx) 2ls Es) -
For Eios.on. Via shore Line, izl5,
For Hartford aud Springfield So IN lex D Ii'' 20 tHHR
For Connections River Railroad to Montes!, 81. E1h
and 70 y p. m. 10 Northampton. ,,.
FOR Hartford. Providence aud Fishtil Railroad. . In
toI New Haven New.LondOn and stonirston Rsirosd u
Canal Railroad ll.i5 y. m. to Northampton
For Housa,onic Railroad to Pi.tsheld. y a N.
her Nalgasuck x uliosf. y a. fn.. zlo p IN
tor Dantury AID NoIwslk Raj rood. . m j. ~ p. M
Counodous Sleeping Cas- attached to the .. m Ii,ia:
JAMES IA. hoYf Superintendent
NEW-JERSEI RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ sDELPHIA ard the SOUTH aud WEST. via JEH.
SLY ClTY-Mail sni Express Lines leave New YORK
and 10 IN. 4. e. .:s ard li:jJ p IN. Fare ~ .hsoosn
bagxAYr checked a. su 10 aud 1850 enc iijo p o,
for W.,sir stor srd a, and p m. Tor the West
j. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant SnpsnprhasaI
No baggage will 10 received for trsns unIes ae
and checked IS minutes in advance OF ts ne oil leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

DRAlN TILE, Chimney Tops, Lond Drains,
~ Gsldea Vase, Ie h5iek, t'rseniio1'e Ma Mn
Tlo,3ps fi, e. l,ug Island Potter nepot ~ Pesris'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

4 PORT and FALL RIVER The .plcndiI and am er.r
.eset ri mETh2PoElS nsg. brown leay.s EwYors
O'Clock p. Ard the EMPIRE STATE Cart rsy,ou ..
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. ond FRIDAY. Of 5 a'ciocA D. N,
from Pier No IN r. -
Hereafter rooms viii DC regrdsd as ecusd 10 .,y AZ
pljcsnt until the same shall have been paid for
Felght Bottom f. through with srss,
BY al Exprrss tregut Tain. .
y VIM eORDE.; AseDt. Nos 70 and n West IT,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
a Osds,esd q The antique mode,

r.-r Z A bedstead OF the antique mode, -ti....,,
II ~ l-9oCompsot, Of timber many q load, - ~
Such as our ancestors did use, st1r
Was metsmorphosed into peWs, b.wTl
-. Which still their ancient nature keen,
q BY ledglng folks disposed to sleep. b.-rs,,i
owltli the reign Of Charles l., the reason for
hiShtening the eidee .disSppssrCd, lapd- from
the civil War they. gradoails deeliusa "a their
-present hight. ' y '''' - ~ .s1is,a bstis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
Wool

An active demand continues tOs fine Domes
tic Fleece, and there 10 considerable Compsti=
tiOn among buyers, In view Of tho buOyaucy OF
the market and the light receipts, caused by
the delaysoi Western railway transportation
incident TO the accumulation of freight upon
the vatlons lines AS tho close, pFices were 10
favor OF the ae!ler, and owners generally res
fused to duplicate fCti for prices az which sales
were effected last week, Medium grades arc
less sought after, while common and low grsdeH
are decidedly dull, The market for foreign
fine grades Wool has also ruled With increased
firmness, though the deficiency nf desirable
etOcke reetr.cts nueinegs .aN-a-
Low grades ore quiet, though considerable
movement 10 expected in these, as slso in com.
mon domestic, as the cold weather approaches,
and the demaud for coarse winter goods for the
army eete in The new call for volunteers ha'
already had the effect to strengthen thernfarke
for these grades. The Gales embrace $50 balei
sesteru fleece at 6S@sOc; 10000 lbs Canada
70s; and 70. 600 Tbs, pulled 70@9Jc. Or for
eign. 45O bales cape, a portion or which came
from fret hands, at 39@43; $50 bales Mtzsezs
aud 4OO French, on terms We did not le.rns-
~. Y. Price Current, 24tb. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

lowing particulars: HeIay on the floor besid'
BILE bsd,with his head downward. Hls face
bung over pail which WAS half full Of blood
He lay 10 his shirt sleeves wish his boots off,
The window and curtain, together with the sash
and carpet under the window, vas QUE u lss Of
blood. The curtain was stained to the TOP, and
the bed clothes and Che chairs were bedaubed
with blood. On turning him over on bis back,
the wounds were found. There was cut In
the wrist, an inch In length, which was wrap
ped up with handkerchief, At the bend Of
the elbow on the inside was q huge cash which
must have produced death in very few mo-
ments. Under him lay the razor with which hO
committed tho rash aot, and at one side the bot
Ito Of "chloroiorm" with which he sought to
blunt his perception of the approach Of death.
An arm-ohair lay in the middle of tho floor
overturned, in the seat Of which was another
clio, of blood On tho table lay q note, 10 the
handwriting Of tho unfortunate young man. II
ran aB follow; y - oi"
.HIo all ,uhom IL may concern:
Having come to the conclusion tuaL NY iije
10 no sene6t to myself or friende but disgrace
to both, have determined TO put an end to It,
God forgive NO If 7 do wrong dio in hopo of
Heaven.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

WE commend to our political psrsons the
following sentiment, utsered by Father Byles,
She first pastor of the Park street church, Boo
ton, We believe; 81 have throHn up for breast
works, behind which nave entrenehed myself,
neither Of which can be enforced, In the first
place, do not understand politics; in the sOc-
pnd place you ali do, every man and mother'E
son OF you; In the third place, you have politics
oil the week-pray let one day in seven be de-
voted to religion; In the fourth place, L am en-.
gagged in work of infinitely moro importance
Give me amy subject to preach of moro oonse-
eueueSs than tho truth / bring you and win
preach on itnext Sabbath" - i-.-A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
/, 1FtsR ths ths DsHOl, Ffs IRfeED asssas,b bus
3 ~, Suede bE sStqdeAts iis % e.

|ui0H Monday morning the people Of Aun Ar
lhor wepe sfaEtled by the hoiribiel int6ll eeho5
That Ossiah r. Ross, member Of the Junior
class Of the University, had committed suicide
with razor. A gentleman who was one Of
| the first to discover him, furnishes us the fol.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
sol. DIE RSf

Both GouscFipts and VoluuteeraiLl
Did yo1 kni~ thr the eatG. 0r Watches in
,3o Asmv 10 cau'ge Of enormous pEoft7 Are
you aapa thai many hnnired dollars can be
made s'uge p,y day, by sny one of or.
dius'y hneinors tsct1 AID, iurthos, do you
suoW thot 80 arc offering tho ln1st AecuFo to-
DCeh'c. and saieoble WUtchee 10 the America Z
ma'foi, at Prices boffiiug oil .Competiton7
The ar'Cio especially deserving attention
she iimc is orr celebsate,l -.--- Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
RAILWAY TIMEkEERERS,
with Heavy Sterling Silver Cases
Especially Adapted for Army Sales

1. Frank Leslie's illustrated Newspaper, of Feb. IT.
1852, aHys"HUIBARDBT TntKKKKrKRs are becoming pro,
verbal for their accuracy and reliability They are
particularly valuable for officers in the army and tray,
ecrB --e'. = = 60 - 2.
This Amy and Navy Gazette Of Philadelphia, in It's
nUmher oI May D. reviewing this watch, says ''Wo are
pleased To see that the importatons Of tho HUBBARD
HRog are meeting the enormous sale that such extra
ordinary enterprise theirs rich y inertia, These
watches are novelties Produccd by no 0the house, far
eSceeding ether manufactures in point Of accuracy aud
elegance. Fidelity and propptnets to their pstruns
render The hou'ea desirable medium for traders in the
army"
The New York Weekly, Of July 81, 1859, voluntarily
iays,-''We have been shown by the MeBas. Humane
Bros, who aro tho exclusive importers OF the artiel
what they most appropriately term the RAILWAY TINY
EETrE0 being superby finished watch, which Is war.
ranted to keep the most accurate time In al climates
The beauty OF these Timekeepers is only eqpaled by
Of rrhaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
IAIAA.E

= ~ "
g1!NV# sSl z;sstsM5T@l lii,c litil iYsr Ysrhtssikseass
tstk5iA w MgilHl vigorous bat,iols sAsJ
sxprNF,y.zZ q lSayes the tRyStelpsae
- 80 fall nto diforileEa AND
-NftRtaA5@E @ES>--@- decay 'fih sctofIiIs15
contamination is,garioh,4 v 'eaase y Ahht hefF
un4usr, low living deorlelcd ldigeJUurif ifaiS
unhealthy iood impure .ay hlth and otilku
habits the depressing vices aud above all, by
thc cponercol ieteetion Whatever NJ III sefitms
it i1'teledltqy ~ The GonsIitutiog 1iebGehdins
from parenl5 70 ,GnhircH uuto tbeelbHKma
iunth GcilcrhtiOhS" indeed it sCeInS 10 be the
adj oi Him who sB.. 7 vii visit 1Ele ihiqu
irs Of the fathers upon their ChiItireft'' fhs-
diseases which it originates take yariOns nainesa
according to The organs it attacks, goIn the
lungs StofuIa produces lubercles, aud fhaly
tou..pplion in the glands swelRfgss Which
.nppa,,tC aud become uceIpu3 sores; in the
ioairt and bowels, arrangements which pyoiI
iu., Indigestion dyspepsia, and liver comrr
lInnr. on the skin, eruptve and cutaneouss
,li,,u,u- These all having The same oripitfo
,,G,e hc same remedy, viz, puriGratonl lapdd
~ .o.ation Of the blood Purify the blood
,,al these dangerous distempers leave you.
VIII iccblC, foul, or corrupted bloedI YOU eail-9
pui hay, hcalth; with that life Of the feslt2Y
healthy you cannot have scrofulous disease
Ayers Sarsaparilla. ytlaisoa4
I : upoundcd from the most efeetha ahtgn
ih.. that medical science has diseoyeted- f0t1
l,.. affecting dlstemper, and for the cure Of ,hei
.li ,rlgI itontnils That it is far superior to-
nv Jtry ttmclv vet devised, Is known by ali
vi haze qi,gn. il a trial phat N does eoflgh
bio5 yiftpG7 irnly extraordinary in them GffhciE
npou ibis class OF complaints, is indisnutablyv
Ipiovcn Ply the great multitude Of pnblcly
known and remarkable cures it has made of'-
jihc following diseases Kings Evil loysa
if.,.,,yI,,io,, c,,,a1I;,oo rTuT,orS- : I1v,,n
,"''i'',," -! 5 S..
ltoiP' rlIhpieS, nloocheS anu SoteS' Ely
lslp5la5, Rose or 81 AnCh0ny Fire. salt
lPh5uTn, s;aala Head, Coughs from tyl-Is
lbornnloi,4 dannsits in the 1unos. White
st,e. Ma rIeh;Iit1 nronsv Manralo;a
:, l-.ae - - y ", s:i: retsgoo
lDSSpeps.a ~ 9iolsssstph, Syp4i..fS ,pyttuo0
lSYphltic lhfecClons, Mercurlal Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the wfof9
seics Of complaints that arise from ifnpurity
of the blood Minnie reports of indiSidn.ill
la {, may be found in AYERS AYrRIcaE.gc
LNLNATAC. which is furnished 10 the druggists !
for rratuitous distribution, whereirt may be
lcarned the directions foreits use and some of
iho remarkable cures which it -has-rnade when
aji other remedies had failed to afford relief
Those cases are purposely taken from all seg-S 8
t,od> Of tie country in order that every reader
NAV have access to some one who can speak tes'
hiu, OF its benefits from personal experiences
| Ec,oGula leprcsses the .'ital energies and thuSe
ienyrs its victims far more subject to disease
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29
ITO al tDhom 4 nag concern !:
OSSIAN r. ROSS.
10 O'Clock 40 minusou AM

~" 81. -. n. ~ p'cIlCE ~ minnl0s A. MI
The JonRg man, who 40 rashly put an end, to
hia existence, was son Of Cong Rosa,
oi Illipois.. Hc vas in his twentieth year. He
was man Who stood we'll IN his class, had
many friends, and WAS noted for his gallsnt and
gentlemanly bearing. No oaute is assigned for
the gssh act,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-29

Retn0 q dk1pIHQ, or Spen fuco, or AQnp8, or deft-
Demon's Watch Coni ined, apitA Ratent SELF
Winding iprooemennN yat l..
The N. Y Illustrated News in its issue Of Jan. 10,
1861 on page l4, voluntarily says;-s" have been
shown most pleasing novelty. of which the HUBBARD
BROS, of New York, the sole lmpofters II ID call.
ed the MAolo TINE Observer, and Is a Hunting and
Omen Pace Watch combined. One OF the preltiest,
most convenient aud decidedly the best and cheapest
tlmepecc for general and reliable use ever offered.
II has within u and connected with its machinery ta
ovn wndipg attachment, rendering key entirely I'M
necessary. The cpses Of this Watch arc composed OF
two mesM tho outer one being fine 10 carat gold.
has tho Improved ruby action lever movement, and ID
wsrraoted 40 accurate timepiece.r Price, superbly
engraved, per case OF half doEeng &2Ot. sample
Watches 10 neat boxes Tor those proposipg 10
buy OF Wholesale S35 II semi by mail the postage ii
90 cents Registering 90 cents.
lJWatches sent BY express to my part OF the Loyal
stacs with bill payable to Express agent upon delive-
ry. Persons ordering IN this manner must nelose q
proof Sf Their aocerty, the amount to be credited
on TIE bill.
eodiers and gotaers IN tie dis,oya, States, or an,
2art9 MeteE must send payment IN adpance as In
Express Companies peremptoriy refuse making Uolec
tiDns in such prcNfpus localities. Money can Be- sen
by mnil express. II by express or mail In regis
tered letter, at our risk Our Parons are reauests
call in perscp When ~ convenient fof fbcn "a M "a
HUBBARD BROS, Imp ortcrs,
100 Broadway, New Pork.
auVS-dMW2m
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-09

THE FoRrY-THIRD Annual REPORT OF THE
VERMONT Col oNIzAT1oS SooIFrY.--Itappears
from the Report of the Treasurer, that 81, 100,
have been paid from Vermont to the cause
during the year. The Seer etarys report is an
interesting document, showing the transactions
of the Society for the last year, the progress
OF the work at home, and presents many in
teresting facts illustrative OF the growth OF the
Republic of Liberia, in all that pertains to the
material prosperity Of a young Nation. The
Republic is represented as being in every way
prosperous. Pastors of the several Churches
in the State, are respectfully requested to aid
Iin this benevolent enterprise, by presenting the
subject to their people and taking up contri
buttons on some Sabbath near the FoURTH OF
July. IF the means are afforded, the Socie-
ty can hardly fail Of rendering important aid
to the freedmen who may be disposed to en-
igrate to Liberia.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-09

FROM THE SECOND VERMONT BRIGADE.-We
are kindly permitted to make the following ex-
tracts from private letter from a member of
Gen. Stannard s staff. The letter is dated from
the Battlefield near Gettysburg, July 9Th.
The writer says
1.-The loss In our brigade, killed, wounded
and missing, will amount to full 400, all in the
18th, l4th and 10th regiments, the 18th and
18th not being in the fight Co. |, 18th, lost
quite number.
The brigade behaved splendidly, and were
very highly complimented by Gen. Doubleday,
our Division commander
was struck twice, once on the breast by the
fragment of shell which shattered one of my
buttons and tore my jacket and again on the
forefnger of my right hand by small ball from
a canister shot, which glanced off bruislng my
finger considerably. 1t is all right this morn,
ing. A solid shot passed 80 near my head that
the left side of my face and ear are quite sore
| feel very thankful that have escaped 50 for.
tunately, when so many We're falling on every
side of me. Gems Stannard, Hancock and
Doubleday were all struck when was but few
feet from them. My horse was struck on ythe
hoof by fragment of a shell, but not much
injured
We are in the Sd Brigade, Sd Division, Isl
Army Corps"