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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26

Valuable Wood-leave for Sale.
AZ 0Nk HUNDRED ACRES Of Black Oak Timber
AutAole Tor bark and slaves 2lz miles from nayI.
- gable water at Prederlca and the same distance
ron ns De,wafe Rail Road at FELTON,. II Is considered
- Feiy eaoee tract of woodland. The land Is moi
~, r.s nAe f0r terms &e, apply to II. RIDGRLY,
Dover Delaware,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
NEW LAGER BEER SALOON.
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and

GNcuanBe broKer5y
No. AH5 Market street.
DELAWARE PfRB INSURANCE BUILDING
DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES, sc, &c, promptly and
accurately drawn
PR0MissORH NOTES NEGOTIATED.
STOCKS AND LOANS OF all kinds bought and sold on
commission In this city At the Brokers Boards Phla
dephiR New York, other cities by muans of CORES
ponding brokers who are all firms Of high standing.
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on stockB or
purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
Of one quarter per cent being divided between
and Agents
DRAFfs--we draw on PhiladslphiA, New York or Bos.
ton and procure dras on other American cities al the
lowest rates Of exchange.
FOREIGN DkAFTs,-We draw on Great Britain, Ire
and, Germany aud every other country In Europe,
on houses OF undoubed standing In to suit our
customers.
EXOilANGE-Forelgn or Domeatc-bought aud sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by the MARKET
premium will almost always be allowed for Checks on New
York.
REAL EsTATB.-we attend to the purchase and sale
Of ea Estate In town country aud respectfully invite
purchasers or sellers to give call We rent houses,
and when desired by our customers attend tO the coee-
tion Of their rents.
C0LLEo1l0Ns.-Our correspondence enables US TO
reach any prominent point in America or In any foreign
county, through the most reliable channels Our Acili
ties for making collections therefore complete and
consequently persons avaing themselves them may
onhdent that thelr business will be faithfully and
erolnpuy attended to. cur charges as low as are
made by any reliable PARTIES.
In every case where employed aim ID 10 do
he best Tor the Interest Of custOmeFH aud We solicit
he patronage Of friends and the public genef ally
ian JOHN MoLEAR SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
New and Original.

a Home boarding School
Por Matters and Misses under f1eiUs years of age,
1'HB aubscrber will open CHESTNUT GROVE cor.
1 IAdE his late family residence Institute for
Masteu and NseH under the superntendehcs Of an ex
perienced female who In my employ as nurse more
than twenty years since, and from that time has been
Or private families
Dietetes and Gymnastics, in other words, proper
food and plenty OF exercise both in and Of doors
Will receive the special attention Of the thereby
making II both health and educational fnstitution
Care will be used not tn excite the mental and inte
leeual faculties to the injury Of the physical systeln
but 10 FAR as 1t 10 possible make a suitable HOME
SCHOOL for all; aud particularly those Of feeble consti
tutons The entire building win be appropraed exelu.
syey for the use Of the children and teachers Their
food will be furnished from the prophstors family table
In the Institution known a. " TIE LIVING HOME FOR
SICK OR WILL" -
The government will be mild and general In its char
aear while all the ues necessary iorths proper manage
nent OF the pupils will be strictly enforced
he school Will open the sixth Of April, 1863 and
pupils Will be received at any time therea tier aud FOR
any length Of time not less than four weeks
Board and tuition 1850 per week. Books Washinr &c
extra. For iuit ther particulars address,
mar % DIR. J. A. BROWN. Wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
Goods for The Holidava.

A LII the newest styles Of Fancy Combs Steel and la
yeWslry, Pearl and Fancy Head Dresses large 10
u PIN rams and Sun umbreas at less than cost 10 In
por Fancy Leather Goods, Work Boxes Desks Odor and
Jewel Cases segar aud Inksands Gard Reeeivers Of ali
lhe new styles Cologne Sets aud Mantle Ornamsnts in
keat variety together with large stock Of Fancy and
Foi' articles at prices the most satisfactory.
II. DIXON
q South Eighth Street. Philadelphis
feAeoek Feathers bought or made into ay Brushes
= NV. noH2l.am
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-02-26
No Pain attends their operation.
sIAIMs' VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS


They operate without gripping, sckening weakening or
liver that these Pills will cure II medicine will reach
II at ALL SO specifically Is their operation on the Liver
that they have long hlnce received the merit of he
Family Physe. They are perfect Antidots for Sick
Headache.
The Rev W C. Robinson, Of the PhiladelnhIa M. F.
Conference speaks Of them the best Pill. lie has ever
used, besides many others might refer Ia.
sugar ooaed 20 cents box, five boxes for al Pf.naf
ed only by hIMMs SON, Physicians and Chemlsts 4ih
and King Streets, Wilmington Del
Sold by D. ?. Burton, Cowgirl Son, Dover; Hanmars
ey, Poulk Milford Simpson, CAMDEN dealers aud rore
keepers generally.
Simms' Cholera Syrup,
Por the rapid OF DiarhGa Dysentesy, Cramps Collie
OholerAmorbusi weakness Of the Bowels Chronic Dar
rhoea and diseases Of the Bowels frequent
Cholera lnfantum and summer diseases OF children
So Wide s the field Of usefulness Of this remedy and no
numerous are the subjects Of its cures that nearly every
part OF the country abound In persons publicly know
ate diseases Dsarrhoea, &C. When tried It's SUI
perority over all other preparations Of It's kind 10 ant
to escape observation and when s virtues known the
public no longer hesitate what remedy to employ for the
distressing and dangerous complaints incident to the
warm and sutry seasons, while many inferior remedies
offered the community have failed and been discarded
This preparation has gained friends everywhere and every
trial only estimates II higher In the favor of the afflicted
and unfortunate everywhere. II has failed in sim
gle Of army Dlafrhoea Il cured soldier in IexIpg
on Kentucky who had been discharged as one
bottle performed this II given to him by Mr.
Phips, OF brandywne Hundred. II the administration
would use such article this instead Of opium oils
there would be able bodied soldiers In the fold than
there nowis II contains opium at at Price % cents
per bottle Sold by dealers generally Prepared only by
Dr. J. sIhMS SON Ply sieans and Chemists 9TH and
King Streets Wilmington Del Sold by d. r. Burton and
Cowgill Son. Dover. and dealers generallv seq
The New York herald., 1864-07-17

The Department or agriculture reports on the condi
tion OF the crors IN June ollows:-
wHsar (wiSrxr growing condition Of this crop
most excellent except In Norther sN sconsn and Mime
drought has prevailed In one or other
localities bn severely injured by the cold OF last
February where there but little the ground.
The general injury from this cause cetinatedst not
less than thirty per cent AZ the time approaches for
harvesting this crop In tho Eastern and Middle States
bids fair to be . superior one.
SPRING wHgn.--tn amount this crop 10 not quite ~
average account o the ensss Of tNc spring and tue
scarcity Of accr but sc very favorable growing con-
dition.
Cors--1hc iacressG the spring kept back planting,
but the vet weather has brought this erop for
ward very rapidly, and Il premises well NJ this time.
10 IL nearly an average crop IN the number of scrva
corn.
Universally spoken OF ~ the largest anI p,ost
promising crop CT tho KIND sorn In couv';ry.
ChovsR Tar 0sAssEsTh There are IN esccpcnt condi.
uon and the expectation II that the hay crop Viii bs
unusually large.
MAvIs sreAR Aup MoJa awss.--hluost 10 every 81 Ate
wbeve made there hso been large inovosss Tho Atty
IN spoken Of a. cxca,snt
snvxr Tho csaasion Q, this Irnporss1i stool II very
good for u received the beat of care Ths hnrrass pcv
cent b eovaA u that d hsi xoE.
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CrarxK--On Thursday Jey u, Joas CtApxs a,lsc
severe illness, agsd "a years.
brothers. William and Patrick, sso the members cfCoIn
pany 4, Tenth exmeni new York volur cers are re-
spectiuy invited TO ttspd the fuserai, from me res
dencs of his brother 1885 sx;h avenue corner foty-
second street. this tSancay) aasrooD at two oloex
CRASgssaw.-On FRIDAY, July IL. sA.sH ErakSts, IN
fant daughter o Jonathan Scost and Sarah Caskshaw,
ihs rclsy,s and enas o, the family sspecful'y
invited 10 attend tas funeral from the resi- lance OF her
parents 2oI lex sston srosge this (Sundr Afternoon
Cousrotx--Is BrooklyD, p. d., on Saturday evening,
July ls j. IvvivEss Cosstotx ~ tugG and Caroline
N. Ioinstcck, n the Add year OF his age.
Further notcs.to morrow. -
CAxfsaNrM--A, tho pssdence o, hl-- father, Ne ~
Norfolk street. Jaws r., youngest sea OF John T. and
the late sasan cantcrmsn, aged 80 ycas
The relatives aud friends of the family, ssd OF his
brothers Pkir ~ ant thsrles C sviied - attend
the raj this Sunday aitsrno n Al two O'Clock
The above nviiataa is respccttule extendcA by hs
father IA L. n. n 10 the members o. Ne nanic, Division.
4. Of l.
rhe friend, an thuss o. her hec<hors john and snss
Cassidy are tsspeciiuiy inviA 10 aiterA the uSrai,
tss sundaS Afternoon, At two cloct fsom ~ i.adSon
stssat.
Cow x--os Saturday, July = xtsr long spa severe
Iness, Iorss JsNs dan.httscr fhouAs and Asae Cole
Z aged ysAss and dtys.
The friends OF the nmis,sre invited TO attend the
funeral from The rescencs her PARENTS, siS Colms,s
street South Brooklyn, LS Sunday aftersoon at toui
o'clock.
cuSpu1 zr-0u s.,zS.ay, July 1s, MA~.lRxr, the be-
loved wife Of Charlss tndep, nstiy5 OF the parish
Of KisArsn. county II Louth. ireand the 3sth year
Tue friends ans relatives ss.,hs fty are respectfully
invited y aitsta the upsrsi from ner late resSepee
No us west 4ssss,csn.A street, Monday afternoon,
pSS,,u r~nsr, pleas. COPY.
/ Dsvou --vn Saturday, July 10, wnLIis Hsvrv, the
only ohSA Of John and hmIra Devbs, aged months
- relatives ID sssads u W ianss, asa tn0ss
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Distribution OF Pre- ums mt Mount Sta


Distribution or Premiums mt Mount ST..
Vincent.
The annual ribuon OF prizes of Mount ST. vncsnts
Academy took place wednesi,y There were two nun
dred young ladies present, besides large number OF
spectators Including Bishop Ioughlin and between sixty
aud seventy Roman Catholic cler symen The following
the programme OF exercises gone through with
the young ade:-
Trio Norma thirty elk hands, ,Aberti)-Misses Phelan
J. Farrell Roche. 2ahm, Rorkc KeeIe Bruguierss VIII
son Merrick, peyros, Cassidy, Flood. Persons Mont,
Smithe Hickey Beavers A. Flood.
Coronation Echo Chorus (fresciosa) c. Won Weber.
Variations tBrownel-liarps.-Nisses Devlin aud Ger.
non.
Duet, (vocs, Norma)-Misses Murphy and Murray.
Caprice, (twenty-four hacds, koterer)-Misses Sad
Her. De Rivera, Reilly Dillon Coyne, Fitzpatrick, T.
EcAyoy Waldron poap, Giligan, Tompkins.
Solo, (lone, petrella) Miss McAvoy.
Sole aud Chorrs--I.tt'o girls.
:. Overture (six'fen hands Ncolai,)--Msses Reilly,
Rowen Owc'i, Baxter Kenneagn, o'Connor Kelly, Wood
AGdress-Nss adler.
Erin so praFh toberhur, harp, Miss Gernou..
Finale, solo and chorus (sappho, Pacni)
cusrtee (scllin), Misses Pearl, Huesmsn, Wall and
Casey.
rauaisles (Tell. eeh, hands AbectD Misses Sermon,
Wall, Huesman, Wheeler.
SOLO (Juditn. oncone), Miss Murray.
Adsgio and Wsse Isondo-Protessor G. Schmitz.
Soo-Miss NcAvoy.
Science Music. Poetry, Home. Faith, Charlty-Missss
Gornon Pearl axter, Poole, waldron, Aoilt, CASEY.
Distribution.
March nausi twenty four hands, De vilbac) Misses
Kent Murphy, nevln, Farrell, McAvoy, oGsrs, Moore,
Cronise, Casey, Poole, ColuInb. Mirrsv.
The gold med was tsken b. Miss Waldron for essay
on nestc ecanomy.
The Academic honors were awarded to Misces GcrnoD,
Pear, Baxter aid Poole.
An the exercises were creditahiy performed, and
worthy the Institution and its charming location.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

B.ovsuL-KrssAx Glengarry, Torrisdaie, Pa, on
Wednesday, June 30 by the Rie Ssv. AIonzo Potter,
Bishop OF Pennsylvania. Nr. II. TrDoR BRowSEtL, q
Hart ord Gertrude daughter OF tas late Richard
s. kissam, ~ n, OF New York
LocAw-FssrrR- This city, on.Thursday, July 7. by
the Rev stephen ii. Tyug, Roszss LOGAN 10 hAsGARkf
FOSTER, both o. this city.
NosrAGuE-TsLcorr.-IE wes,sc.o. Mass, on Monday,
july H. by Rev. T.. II. Sheldon, wn II. MONTAGUE. OF
New York, TO Mrs NkrIn N. TALoorp, Of she former
place. x - :,
RIcu,Rp-NcAIIsrER On Wednesday, July II, by the
Rev J5hn C. n Mniigan. vicroa Y. Rl'sARp, NJ. d., tc
MARY eldest daughter OF Jarass hsAlser ESQ all c.
tbis city. , .
WApsrroS-- HrBBARp.-On Wednesday evening, Map
Is by the Rev. H. e. Kinney Hurry wApstroN to fAstss
A., daughter OF &. f. Hubbard ESQ oil OF this CITY.
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, SUNDAY, JULY II, 1854.


artillery nrhg. n which sAs snsmy seen 70 dslignt
because u makes much uolss
lsrou the Richmond Dbpasch, July l<l
FROM ruE eOQ1uDlDg.
mere no news OF mportaaos from the lines In roat
sesourg The usual shellins vas kept up yesterday
with. so"s v'sor, ous otherwise al was qutsG
CAPTURE pY Yuu nNKx6Y. W8
On Tues ~ morning, about four O'Clock atty Yankees
came ashoSs - Cox's wharf the north side OF the
James river 'us thirteen miles below Richmond, and
surprised eu,, ost picket composed OF twenty i've
men Of the Cay bath ioa The seemy succssdsd In
turing fourteen the ambor including commissioned
Officer and sersern IN c, sgS of the detachment Cap.
tain John Maxwell Of the tonfd1sestc States Navy.
near al hand with wagon, co9tG0Jag some professional
implements, which also feN dauds OF tho enemy,
but he succeeded in saving his horse
from the gentleman VIII gave us the Ssove iniormn.
on we learn that tho Yakee feet is lay Aex quietly
Inc lower side or Dutch Gap 70 Is composcN OF three
one turreted aud one two urrosd Monitors swo largo
sdewhec steamers. two uropellers and snal side.
wheel steamer Last week TRANSPORT landed qsntty
OF suppes on the south side Of tho river. which
taken up ~ q wagon tram and c,nveyed 70 Buffers
army
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THE PRESIDENCY.
Letter from Genera, Blair.

\
HxADoUARrERs, sEvESTsiiErn Army CoYrs
| NsaK h.sEsAw MOUNTAIN Ga, June 80, 1884
DEAR BAxrI heard tme ago OF tho action of ths
Baltimore Convention "a the nomi alton OF Mr. Lincoln
in favor OF Lpcoln's election and Governor Johns
nomination VIII 40 good to the the action OF
Ncsnco n other matters has very little sso
ess disappointed, by It's conduct the Union delegates
Which N.Y. oos ey
tan could be induced 70 exclude Mr. Lncon's
rec0d his most bitter enemies. The radi.
Cleveland Corvsnton and tho Fremont movement, and
responsible than any in America for thai
scstsus in the Union party That : portion or them
coness,e aud most active n nursing uto existence ooly
proves Mat they discovered II 10 be failure IL
prseG nobody iD Missouri who is acquainted wish the
hisoryo' this venEi and unprinciped to
desert The Getting for the rising snn. TITO oy mitrp
manngrs with wbfch these soIsiers fortune arc a
quained the des e-tion OF the defeated yctn
rious stasderd so far had there radicals commit i'd
against tie Non party that the Candidates for the most
important Jres their State ckec either sgnerB
to the caf for that convention delegated members
of 1t.
have already aid tha:tne action or,he Csnvsnli IA
this and krss matters was OF yey lutte naelio in
did Mr. Lincoln, and his norninai on nas ac-
comp!isbed oEy by the punNc senmert of 1atou.
which had beocne 30 sircSg and unieeTsn that The
politicians couia NOT stand Before IT, Bet while these
men did not dare to set aside the nomination OF Mr..
they could vent cir spite AKA malignity upon
Mr. Lincoln's friends, VITO had exposed their |
dirty schemes against the President Ead aided IN
defeating their iutrigues ana their pei candida,cs
by fixing public attention upon their designs, and
BY procuring the delegates t. be instructed m mskag
IL Impossible FER themi0 cheat. presume. also tht
many who eri friends OF Mr.. ncoIn voted to
init the rad Gals Missouri, the idea that bind
the orginators OF Ec Fremont movement tie
tion of Mr. Line oln the best plan t. break that
concern fbis was mistake, and gives too rrch I'M
to Fremont and those venal camp followers Of
biz in Missouri. The honest part o. the radicals who
were for Fremont in Missouri will support him. Hotwth I
standing, the Of the radicals Of Mis-
peuri who for Lincoln would have suppored him
II the venal leaders had gone forward iu the
they started for Fremont. These men hays not
erough character TO Influence body.
The course friends Missouri, in sustanip2 he
President notwithstanding the rety maIignity displayed
towards them by the Convention, s precisely what an
tisipated: and Is course will commend them to the
friends OF the Union everywhere
IL was resoute opposition to the corruptions OF
and Chase which brought them the ban OF
the republican politicians during the past three years
Events already justified their towards the
first and will not be long before all will SEQ and
fess- what majority have already admited tant
Mr. Chase has been equally jngtiha
BILE. Your friend, FRANK p. BLAIR, JR
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!. =. 80: +. -. =.
cHAPrRk n.

CHAPTER RI.
A~xi. I'D wonderful works, nsom uoh that his
.sr" - ~ ! y, councef In many tongueG
Ana SS ana ~ INTO him Julia. frsn the seaport Of
New psd?osS who had c~ sick Tor and sfer
days her ns goas. - ssps soasav ana ad
rejoice In sstingl 'er food 49,.
And Asa from b which lied 0uakefe In sreas
city Of Philadelphia wros an epi,,. saying .Ot p,a.u
accept thou thsrnns which scaed rseu6ack and ~en
the picture Of Abraham iay rrssd on and FOR ysry
was weak exhausted = 'd despondeut ate but is and
su9erc1 many nains an. Inv Plantation Bsrs gave
health, hkened only unto 4 ae vigor OF YOUTH
And upon gch As we're N'nced with Liver Coupiafur
with Sonr stomach, with A ,neral Debility and peptc
pains in all paris OF the ani did these Bsers produce
toniehipg curs%
But some unbeiiayers existed ana some crossers soae
snose whose cNpston was ,n.- tnly ssn mans
malicious things aat rumpetsdA er dying sorrows through
many
Then Abraham cas the cInser Mo Drake and said This
reminds OF ssor1 which say boys Mwsvs stone
tho best trees BE Of good chesr - ~ ssnsamon county
even was billion '-bu the burstini q shsh on me
drecion Of Petersburg caused Abrah " HAvei httle
FAST Knd e only d, 'Ssad boti " iAnl.on bt
ters for have mot time wsitN ost ms STORY
But Drake f0ursheh ike the green Nsv trech ROCKS
bs,r witness to his ssi aud she vcslm h
20 thar those who run may rear and "sed suher VINO
vill use the Plantation Bters
And The multitude with ons volre ssfd -.nxp'sn unto
s the Delphe meanng of & T. 1880 Kn put because OF
The many people h!s voice coud Dot b. heard nn ne prom
III
And ths crovi departed w'.h bottle Bttsrs In
heir hsnds
The New York herald., 1864-07-17
sir. Henry Tbompson's Despatch.
New ORLEANS, July 10, 1864


pErARruRE OF TROOPS.
A. Il 10 well known throughout this city that several
atsamers loaded with troops havo LEFT this department
ithls the few days ~ cannot bc called contraband
10 in your readers Of that fact
Tie Destination Is unknown. Some think that attack
On Mobile Ia Intended while believe they will
Do landed At Pensacola9or ship Island. The majority,
however Of opinion that they rcnforcemcus for
Grants anu that Fortress Monroe is their destna
son Where thsy going and what they win DO the
ErAIe viii probably know before long. The Creole,
or tho regular mail steamers running between this city
and New York, seized BY the authorities and accom-
panied the expedition.
ncHAsoE rRisoysRs
cartel for the exchange q prisoners has been agreed
spop sd between ten aud eleven hundred Of our men
are daily expected TO Al the mouth Of the Red
river from Tyler Texas Some OF these were captured
NJ Galveston and Brashear City yesr and half ago
me cartel embraces those captured different points
oincs then, well those captured Al the battles Of
Pleasant iirl auo Sabine Cross Roads.
The rebel prisoners for exchange principally those
captured In the Red river campaign.
rrcIs1KRsp KSfxlus
Ihavc already informed you that an order was Issued
occurring all registered enemies 10 report TO Major Porter
Provost Marshal or this city, for beyond
ne lines.
Out Of eight hundred, but hundred and nty have
complied with the order and appeared at tho Provost
Marshals Office nearly all thee are lads and young
between the ages Of fourteen and twenty but two
three bepg thirty None OF the business or
Dolid of The city hsvs reported SIX hundred
desire T. take the oath or allegiance and remain aud
nome appear 10 be very anxious to Join their friends
che Southern conederncy. Whether they will be allowed
% take the oath aud remain In New Orleans be
ellsd 70 beyond the lines, 10 now under consideration
kt The authorities.
lveAL RvuSroN
On wednesday last United States District Court
(Judge pursil nrcsdngl, avery Interesting reunion Of
he bars OF New York, Massachusetts aud Louisiana
DDok place New York represented by Major Gene.
III 1ckee, Massachusetts, by Major General Banks, and
IouisiAna by several Of her most earncd lawyers.
In the CIsfk's once nnc collation. sprsad Judge
Duren gave the following toast"fhe bar 81 Boston
- ber cf New york-representcd by two distinguished
ngnae with no ccmpromise but tho osnnop's mouth y
S6sskA vses made by General sckss, Hss. Cbrs
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

The Cali for Militia.
The quota for the various State divisions under tho
Presidents call for twelve thousand has been
regulated aa folloys-
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II Yen Want to Know, SSes, Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
%curous book for cur0us people, and good book so
every Price 81 So TO be had a all news depo&s
Contents tables nailed free. Address = -
DR.. Z. y. FOUrE, ilsO Brosswsy, New York.
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Mrs. T00thaksr's French Circular Gore
Cossss recommended BY all physicians 2so Bo~ery and
279 GrSpd street.
The New York herald., 1864-07-17

MHuger's Standard Pnrchment and
cloth Tags used and approved bv the
compsres Fully reliable for shipping COTTON; WOOL &C. lis
Uhambora atreet.
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eide or a Student.

BosToS, July 13 1864
n. chsmbern, Jr., student at Harvard College,
shet himself his at the Farcr House yesterday
morning. HIS father is highly respectable resident Of
worcaster.
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r.. X. Sim mons d C0.-Covingtou. Ky.
SHyLsY ExTRA CLASS X1--.ruiy m. 1864
80, 35, sc, sc, l6. Ia. 30, SO. A6, 20, 20, 62.
Class 3s6-Julv i6 1864
Il, SO, 20, 20, IL, 81, 4b, 3, &s, go, 80, IL.
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All Csiss 4. the Country. Even for .
ds sho ss.ry With them the French Cosnac Bters. o.
s. STElNfELh. ~ Nassau street which 10 sure prevent
~. OF Fever and 4t,r Sea Sickness Dyssntery, Cnlis
Summer tsmpainta amale Debility, Ae.
The New York herald., 1864-07-17

Batcheior's Tsair Dye-The Bcss IA III =
wc-li Harmless reliable, Instantaneous say rs ".
dye Sold by all druggists Factory, 81 Barsas s.Esst.
The New York herald., 1864-07-17

Photograph Cards fer Gentieme
Sample with catalogues sent for rs cents.
d. HEMMErTE. 5S Liberty stresA New York.
The New York herald., 1864-07-17

Whv IL Phnion's Might Blooming Co.
pErs IKE the steamer kearsargei Because makes short
with pirstes
What the difference the income tar and cou
tefsrit OF PiALONS NIGHT BLOOMING CEREuS,
Much IN tho sente but little in the sound. One impo
si.Iop incomes. the other nineums.
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EeaWtifui Cosupie Ston.-- Lrtrass
BLOOM CF YOUTH surpseses everything for preserving
and ttan,lfying the ieron and sxin. AS DroadvAy
and druggists everywhere.
The New York herald., 1864-07-17

Mosquito Nets.
PATENT PORTABLE CANoSrzg,
At KELTys. $50 Brosdway.