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eNEw.YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. July l. 1864

willing to obey physicians as in private practice who
are needed, and social petition is too high no iutcA
ectual culture too broad refinement too pure, for
the work Of wping the death damp from the brows OF
who dying that Liberty may live Our country
has given the bravest aud noblest Of her sons to this
war for Republican Government. Will she not now
offer the most cherished Of her daughtersi
All applications deemed worthy Of consideration viii
be referred 10 the Executive Committee, Of whom Sur
goon An.sell is Chairman, ard only on their recon-
mendation win the SurgeonGeneral be asked to furnish
transportation or special appointment.
JANE g. SwIssnELs, Cor. Sec.
o Wdsliastoa, June "a, 1864. Surgeons Aid Society.
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Gen. Grant and the Presidency.

In commenting upon the possibility OF Gen.
Grant In certain contingency. accepting the nc.na
ton for the Presidency The MilrsEkse Sentinel says
1--WE know that Gen Grant has peremporiy re-
fused in advance any offer OF tho Presidency. lie
Piled those vho seeking 10 learn his views on
The subject that whe the war lasted no earthly in
ducemeut could take him voluntarily from his present
position and that should tho war come 70 speedy
conclusion lie would be tho most ungaeiG OF men 10
run against Mr.. lincoln This declaration comes to US
through the most Trustworthy SOURCES and affords to us
conclusive proof that Gen. Grant has fully decided Lot
10 enter the political arena. And those who know him,
know that lie is not apt 10 when he has made up
his mind one way tho other" $500
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BOARD OF CorSCLkEN.--A regular meeting
Of the BosTd was held Thursday afternoon at 2
O'Clock the President James Heym, esq. in the Chair
Councilman Brandon oaered on amendment to the Re.
lief Ordinance that the authorities here enter sto en-
W. those of Kings County for the rerro
cal aid OF the faries of volunteers they TO esis tie
families Of volunteers resjdEg there, who haze been en-
listed and credited here and the authorities TO fed
foeaie BIZ siding families residing bere where tte
heads thereof have enlisted in and been credited 70
Kings County. The proposition YES laid OYER TIE Con-
frulier reported balance " the City Treasury Oh sat
urday last OF @ 80. lie also presented the draft o.
an ordinance, making additional appropriations for
1894 Consisting Of item Of $1,000 70 erect tempo
rary market on The Lowber property under the diree.
don OF tho Commissioners intrnsted with the work by
de Legislature: also claims 10 PAY interest upon Relief
Fund Bonds Nos and g. issued since the lst Of an
nary last and upon farther issues Of Ike bonds Which
will proIabIy be mode before the close Of the year,
Amounting altogether to over 80 Co, IL was referred
90 the Committee on FINANCE. Resolutions Of respect
70 the memory II J0seph A. Scoye late ReadcI Of the
board, were adopted. end the Board adjo.tcd until
Ghprcday nett al p. m.
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ByKs AND GsApEs.--The Cincinnati Hortical

BEEs AND GRAPEs.--The Cincinnati IIorticsl-
tura Society has lately been exercised on the bee ques
ton the grave charge being made against this insect
that in IFS gerness 10 tie luscious sweets tha
Catawbas were bitten. and the juices extracted. In
res ponse 10 this charge. several nbo communications
VIC re read entirely exhoneIating the common honey
Doe though IL Is sometimes found on the fruit collect
in, tho juices from wounds nade wasps and yellow
ckete II was stated that the bee possessed percer
other than rs sting sufficiently strong TO puneture the
fruit; that its proboscis sucker was only capable o!
collecting sweets, and that the ohl-e OF njnrns the
grape or other fruit could not be maj asined. On the
contrary it shown that they useful n icrtil'
izng many Of our plants by urJin the hue dust OF
pollen from flower 10 another, and horticlIiturists
and pomoogiss should encourage their Introduction
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AYYIvEgsARY Gel gBRATIog.-The COMMITTEES
Of Arrangements Of the Tammany Society met last
evening the old wigwarn. and perfected their pro-
rrarnine for the celebration OF the coming anniversary
Of our natiora independence IL was decided 10 have
the usual dinner. with speeches, SO. A. Oakey hai
viii deliver the orBtion The Declaration Of Indepond
ence viii be read BY Robert c. Hutehings iu band
Is engaged and in addition there will be singing BY
twepty.four young ladies ard gentlemen from mo
twentieth Werd schools 1t is intended that this cele
bration sIan fully equal any OF It's predecessors.
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A RAR.TENnER SrABREn.-.

a DAh-l bNDfh. cIAppbp' W '~ii'r''uI
night an alteration occurred in the liquor store OF
Patrick Kelly. corner of IoIysecond street aud EeY'
and James Mooney and BERNARD Canneld. Daring tho
diieulty Mooney seized Brady and held him while Can.
les stabbed him eleven times IN various portions Of
Who Is an Irsh junk dealer aged 81 years. was lnine.
dieiey arrested, but Garfield at the iimc Suoc ; 10
making his escape, Early Oh Thursday moll.} 30 -
arrested who cautiously leaving his brother @ in
Forty second street GEAR Eleventh avenue. . &C.
cpsed committed by Jiice Connolly 10 az at the
result Of Drady's innraa
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AID FOR OUR SoLDrRRs.-One year ago, the
Police Department generously sent to our soldiers
battling around Vicksbarg. quantity Of lemons. We
understand that movement is foot in the De.
partInent to raise sum sufficient 10 tel.d cargo Of
vegetables to veterans under GRAFT, WHO are be-
lesguTing the Rebel stronghold in Virginia
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A NEW STEAMER.-A new steam-engine,
built tY Mr.. LETTERS Pawtucket, r. T.. for Washington
Engine Company No. 3. of Paterson, N, j.. arrived
here on Wednesday and IS now in the boase Il Frank
lin Engine Company No g. Henry street. whore it will
remain until Monday when i. Ill DO delp.Toi to tho
Company The apparatus attracts much attention, on
account Of its lightness and beauty Of constructive A
test of her capacity to be made to-day ia ont Of tho
en- zine. house. --
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FOURTH OF July IN BROOKLyN.-The Fourth
will be celebrated in this city, usual by firing ga.
ues ringing Of bells and displays Of fireworks On Fort
Greene, Wiliamsburgh. and Greenpotnt In tho even
ing. The Sum Of $500 has been appropriated by the
authorities for the purpose 1t Ia uncertain yet
whether there viii be military parade.
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BoAr-Charles Smith, Joseph Jackson, and Samuel
Swier were broughs before Justice Perry yesterday.
on the charge OF cjectng colored man named Cbas.
i. Kempson from the gentenens cabin OF one of tina
Fulton Ferry boats In attempting to arrest Switzer
tie principal offender the two others made assault
upon Officer Fox. They were all taken into custody.
The parties committed to await the action OF thu
Grand jury, "a NAA
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NEyy-sERsEY ITEMS.

THE LATE DRAFT IN THE With DISTRICT.
Since tho dfaft in the With Congressional District OF
NewJersey the Board OF Enrollm ent have examined
l. 100 drafted men, Of whom 173 were exempted for
physical disability 3i3 exempted for other causes
and the baarcc we're held 10 services 400 furnished
substitutes ~ paid the Communication fee OF $500 and
entered the wal service.
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SUICIDE OP AN UNKNOWN WoMAN.-An un.
known woman, apparently abont 20 years Of age
MI ted sucido on Wednesday eTening by jumping from
Payona ferry boat, while L crossing 10 Jersey
City Every effort made 20 rescue the woman but
without success. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

INCREASE IN rRB PRICE OF BRHAp.-The ba-
kers of Brooklyn have resolved 70 increase the price Of
bread from to 10 cents Per loaf to taze effect and
after Monday next -
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BEST TINE TO Cur wnEAr-wheat is the

cut Just after it has passed the dough state. This
vas proved by experiments made in 1883 in Pennsyi-
ysnic and published in The Gey,n1 rsorn Telegraph.
From June 20 to July 20 two sheayes Of equal size
being cut each morning and ell threshed August }.
rnnal mcnsnles OF each cutting watched as follows:
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A NEW FERRY'-The Bridge-street Ferry
boats are TO commence running to-day to James slip,
New York. Experimental trips were made yesterday.
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Rrooilyn Unicn Club.

Published in TnE TpIpusE Of June 20.
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THE ROLL OF HONOR.
List Of Casuaities in the Army Of she

WASHINGTON Thursday, June 30, 1864.
Your Special Correspondent IL. +. W. sends
the following list Of casualties:
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Female Nur.c. for the Army.

To the Editovof The ". y. Tribun.
SlR: As this subject is one of grave i'm.
port, trust you viii give place to the following
facts: While at Fredericksburg last month,
helping TO take care Of the wounded the great
want Of good female was pressed IN
upon my mind. was informed that there was q
corps under the management Of Mrs. Edson and COM
missioned by the Surgcon.Genersl After returning
homo learned that this organization had been dis.
banded. and spent time in trying TO aid in reor'
ganizing It, After waiting, in vain for reports Of Com
mittees appointed to ca on the Surgeon General
communication Of which We kept no copy, but to the
following effect. was presented TO BIN;
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD WANTED FOR A FEW SEAMEN
DAVID tireInen shere liquor III kept for sale. Ap-
ply 10 TliOs, NEWTON, Wall ~ LIST story, fear
Olhce.
NTANTED--BOARD FOR MAN AND
w wife, together with room and bed room Furnish
cd I'm plain, private family IN the eastern part OF
the city l.sId will be paid monthly In advance, II
required. Address 10 q. H.. Girard House, n, T. 5Is
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WANTED.

A BAKER WANTED AS SECOND HAND.
HStoaiy cmp.ot ment. Nouo but a fotor man need
apply. 5ll ca al A. bet Greenwich and lieEs.ek. -
DOY WANTED FROM "A To lG YEARS
ID Of asc, who Ir willing 20 male himself general,
useful Apply after O'Clock. at - Broadway, d
floor. 81
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EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ON AND
ii amer Monday, Dec. o, trains leave s0th At. STA
tion tnT Albany and Troy and places NORTH and west
stT.30, II 80 a. NJ and ~ 9, io.5oP. N Sleeping
All trains leave Chamber thiIty minutes earlier
than Soth It. Sunday trnn r. N from 30th ntIoat
rhroash telSh, tain daily. j. N. TOUCEf, Asst.
Sugs- 40
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NOR SALE CHFAP-A MILK ROUTE or
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A PREMIUM ~ OCTAVE PiANOFORTF,
IA price S3Ul made by Gfoyeetoin, New York. hIuf
cost Loo. II II finished all round with white enhrn-
el and gold. T. h" s"on N lH- Grand II,
NOR SALE CHEAP-THE FIXTURES OF
L meat and vegetable market Also horse, cart
and harness. Inquire Of JOHN JARMAlN, cor OF
Hoyt 4 Livingston ats, brooklyn S35
STORE FIXTURES AND COUNTERS FOR
- sale very cheap Apply at 40 broadway. IN tho
store. ~
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MILITARY u.

1000 CASH 10 VOLUNTEERS FOR
NCOO years chOtre Of service. 5000 cnsh each
paid this day 10 tao substitutes rcrnnsibie parties
" deal ~ith. No humhuv German tIoken. Call al
- FULTON IT. corner tIold 81, NY. lnS
ST OOO-I AN PREPARED TO PAY
wv the hish,-t c-srh h.rnty that can be
paid 70 volunteers Substitutes for tvo three
years service for army navy. will also pay the
highest hand money to an Icfpon bringing man 70
ms otisce. l want a nuinb,r Of stout boys over II
old for Apv branch n the service. Call evcry
dsy this week my office II Na.p.n a. RON Ia three
fights up. Captain HENRY. ia
$1,000 FOR 3 YEARS MIN - THE
WV highest cash hountics paid TO and }
ycsrs volunteers anI sut-ttuts. Apply early 70
Cspi HURST, ~ West Broadway, or Lieut., HENS,
Hudson IT, 81
10000 WILL RI rAID FOR > MIN
P-~OOOfor the army and navy this dsy, for the
city. CONE " MM. CAMPBELL, lUO NAnsau 81, OPP
prite Herald offce. -
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SEWING MACHINES.

CEWTHG MACHINES FOR SALE, AND TO
- let-singeI's and W hoalnr a Wlsan's always
hand. ssinE usnnhine ufnuinks in genera, Al ~
RVnEton sl.a nAsh n~d tor h hssd mAehtpAA ma.
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SHIPPING.

DILLS II AND UPWARDS, on
ID Union Bank OF London, and
RoyN bank Of Ireland,
aft WELLS FARGO 4 co.
old BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO
~ Liverpool w IsCONsIN sails end Of the month.
swallow lai Line from or 10 london-PATkICk
HENRY sAi, end Of the month For passase or drrt
ap,ly 70 WILLIAMS ct lON, IN Fulton st. 39I
DAsaAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD
i COUNTRY.
Draits on England, ireland, scotland and Wales al
the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATE.
TAPSCOII's ce. ehl atrd Line OF Liverpool Parketh
ccr. pgisiug In part the following MAGNIFICENT ships
VIM. Iapscot hitei uiA- General hcClel an,
Antarctic, hrautude Ne rus llth
Fu. .eyeIance, Abon, Monarch oil the seas
Atmosphere lyuosuIe AqIoIA
BonJaIi.iu Adams Emerald ISle, E!ctory.
Sail Every Week.
For Passage and Drafts, apply 10
1AfpCOrf BROTHERS, Co.
80 81 south street. New York.
SITEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
DPOOL.-EKIN sails Jan. TIN, PENNSYLVANIA
To Follow. Cabin passage sll6 neerse $40
payahe in currency. AHly 70 WILLIAMS a
GulOh, ~ Broadvay bS
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AMUsEM ENTE.

DARN UM'S AMERICAN MDSbAlh
EVERY ArrE yssSss At At y AND 3 AND
THE sPIENbiD SPECTACULAR ROMANCE
FIRE AIR, EAKTTih, AND wATEE.
New and GOrreou, sespsryy; r III n S
s,asIrIGEST MoyisG fASoR ,s,lA
o.kE tNSEs tsN Tf sf Q on iSbiASS.
y. s,5S TTS dss ssnN as sS EtTh Z
Ms ,iEsNIy srosr, the Scottish Queen, IS years
W. Il. nARRlsos, 49,. ;;,n.:---;r COMIC soST.
bino Nor. Grand Aquaria Trcnch Moving Fisu.c,.
Living otter kansArO"e- forcupineS A'a ""-
Adj ission 90 cents. Children under ten is ccpt.
tr- To socommciste the great crowd snuo w. "
Ss * NC G. s Ss s sTSs Ills 2rffhs6q
1 y O'Clock. lH
CAMPBEILs MINSTREIs : BoWERY,
~ oPPoslrk SPRING sI;
o %kkAT z zIsx TTRotnfir. 1877
CEORGE GUYS MAMMOTH CONCERT,
VI COOPER INsrrrurE-
THURSDAY, pSS; S s,a "a Cent?
He early AZ the Music stor,p tor your ticket al.
| Go AND SEE GEORGE Guy a. TOM TUG. ITO
THE APPROPRIATION - HAVE YOU
itth street, oprs-is The icademy Of Nude.
| In NOT, Col -
| hatinecs every WednosdV and SATURDAY. wy
| IVAN AMBIi RGH & co.'s MENAGRRlE
AND GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION,
| 5Ss AND btl Bruadway,
Open llAily from 10 A. N. TO 10 7. No
With the lArsost collection OF
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
| Ever congicgatcd In one establishments
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY.
| AZ IN A. NJ, 3 and ~ ~, introducing
| ALL THE TRAINED ANIMALS
| In amusing and extraordinary fcas.
| ADMISSION ONLY 20 CENTS.
| ADMISSION ONLY 20 CENTS. S6f
VOCAL MUSIC LRARNED IN HALF THE
| ,rua time. 4 coun- OF ~ lessons viii he fiyen
| BY Mr.. JAMtS lkNlNG, from Curven's Tonic fol-
| va hethos- ia the basement VI tho Welsh ConNe-
| rational Church, Eleventh st. hyt I'd and Sd aves.
commencing On Thursday oVonins- LOG, 70, at half
past seven o'clock, aud each succeedlng Thursday
at tho above timo. for the course, tl Those under
| II yeair Of ase, my cents. Ub
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COAL.

COKE 81 A CHALDRON AT THE GAS
SWorka 2lst Vt and ay A, or delivered immediately
at tie lowest market prtoo. Apply lid Third ayl z19
Hy A, or at tho works, =. r. SHERWOOD 1888
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD-AT TIE WOOD
w Yard, And ave, between 18Th and Both At, Tho
best Virginia Pine 8IT5, Oak Wood 1870 and t4.0D
par load, ID cord 70 load, delivered FREQ OF charge.
OTdors by mail promptly attended n. ROW LAND A.
Co. end ave, bTt 3hth and d6th II. 800
SI0 RO- FIRST QUALITY OF RED
VlO.CO and White Ash, Egg and Stove Coal,
delivered 70 any part of tho city at tl0b0 per ton,
HENRY H. KING, Gal Oitce foot Perry At, k.SlS
41O IN PER TON FOR COAL-A FEW
PlO.,JO days only, at McCORAICk's Coal
Yard, "a and 2Ol East S.d st. First quality ked and
sG6O per ton. Yard 1O4 and 90 fAst sd st bel "a
and 81 Aves. ll6
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO lNSTRUCTION-BANJo Instruc-
~ tion BANGS for tho Ilolidays -BaYlo. ior the
HOLIDAY -llaIlos for the Holidays DOBSON'b cole
hrAed BAniue Call aud examine them. HENRY q.
DOBSON 4 BROTHt.R, 6yi broadway. 80
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A PARTMENTS To LET IN THE 2 STORY
hbrck house 90 Hose II, suitable for small family
only, refe renee required. SH
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EMPLOYMENT WASIED Bl A MIDDLE
~ aged widow woman, who h1 lust yD-t by cc4lh
her only and support hut Who har LETT Two daueh,
tors of ) and f. NeAIs she 10 accustomed to lafd
work. sud IL Perfectly trust Sortal would do veil IN
70. ShU ".ks anr honest labor hv hich she can
hlain SUPPORT ior he self and children. Apply a.
he Spn once, cor. SAssnu and Fulton ~. at2
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EOR SALE-A GREY HORSE, PONY built,
l. Light business WAGON md harness, horse AZ
hands high, years ni, sound and kind, sold cheap
Tor want N use. JOHN WEIR, 100 Wet Houston
s,reet 10
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HORSES, CARRIAGES Ac.

NOR SALE-A MILKMAN'S OR BAKERS
l. wagon, very near new, price zoo. ALSO 2 scot
light rockasay shifting cover Ia good order price 100
Alao one heavy cart horre for $50. Call al 30 Cram
berry At, brooklyn. till sold 260
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DRISONERS' PAY-rHE WIFE OR Wild
L owed mother n prisouerr Of war, heirs n d.
ooared oldieTs, have therpay collected promptly.
SHELDON q iEFFERrs, Military Bankers. ~ Park
Row, Times Building. BI
DRISONFRS OF WAR WIFh AND
L widowed mother Of all prisoners Of war be
paid by application 10 Office AlsO pensions, boun-
uer, pay and prize money collected,
l.. BROWN q co,
Military and naval Cole ting Ofioa,
1853 2 Park Place, under Broadway Bant.
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Personal NOTICES.

7 ADIRS-HAVE YOU EVER TRIED THE
hBALM OF WHITE LILIES oT Identifying and
Preserving the SkmI II IN delightful pfeIArstion,
and ran be used In winser well N sutnmar IL re-
moves plmple-, holoh0, tan and all imperfectiUns
frum the akin, rendering isspthully clear sOn and
white rivsIing Nature In hcr iHtrert forms We
ralt Ii TO b. ffee FROM al injurious ingredients, and
perfectly harmless te m1't tender rkin TO he had
NJ 40 south ssoDnd ~ WllLAushurgh. Also at Hoad-
ey's, ~ Eighth ave, Now York. Prico only 10 csnts
per bnttle. 30
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AUCTION NOTICES.


n nitury this fay, at o'clock, At 80 West Slst
y be,w It'll and Sth the entire furniture Of
TN house. psrlorp dining RON, chambers nurtery'
wer 5uJ yaTu- hne carpetn. Clezhnt mattraetce'
athcr beds itch china slasssate. slverNare, sc.
here h every description Of handsome furniture, all
q ~ soId ,itkct, - a. We raIu or shine gSq
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DAwNBRoKFR'S SALF-THIS DAY, AT

DAWNBROkER'S SALE THIS DAY
JAMES AGAR viii Ill NJ 81 New Boweiy, at
~, o'cock, alarre a-sorfuiCnt OF meme and womele
weariug tppAfe coustiug oi hiochc and wool shaw H.
drestcs. sSifts under rloihcs, conts pants
vests, sheets qui.it blankets tpfeags. pillows. heds
and ynTetv 1i o. lGi gJulr TOO numerous 10 mention
b order u MALUNEG kLIl.l, 500 second ay. loI
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WANTED.
\VANTED-GIRIs TO BAIsT VESTS, 2is
w Monroe ct %

WANTED - A RESPFCTABLE AND
w honest boz at ~ D. e. ~ per week, in an office
down town. Appiy this mornins leiore 10 oolook at
1871 West 2sth ~ 10
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IA EMY ANp NAVY GE.NkRAL RkCKIIT.
ALL SOLDIERS HONORABLY DE

wanted for the Invalid Corps t,25 bounty paid for
this coIp- of honor. Apply to Capt. JOHN L.CLEAkl
Mercer House, cor Nc crr and Broome sits. Bring
your DISCHARGES with yui. VS.
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FOR SALE BY

NJ. FREADnAH, jasper;
FRRD HoFFHAR, HARRISON Township;
JoHS L HoFFnAS, Columbia Township:
GEo HnFFHAE, HMb:son Tow nship;
GEO +. SHuRrz. Ferdinand;
JoHs q BEcKnAs Ferdinand;
Ernst PrcKHAEDr, Huntingsburg;
l.. X. TAYLOR, ireland;
and BY Druggists & Msrchsuts ever where
G. w. ROBACK, Compounder OF Stomsch
Bittess, Blood Pills. Distiller end Msnufa :
turer OF Cstswba and Swedish Brsndes and
Oh kinds. Of the finest Domestic Liquors
which are sold. Wholesale Or In any desired
qusn,iiy, al Nos. IS. IS. 81 and SO Eas,
Thivd Street Cincinnati. @.
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We also keep large assortment o.
And STERESc0PlC
VIEWS.

VIEWS.
Our Catalogue ~ these will be sent %
address or receipt ~ stamp
4. & n. Il ANTHONY,
n ,rufac,ursrs nf Photographic Materials
SOL Broadway. New York.
Friends or relstives Of prominent military
men wiIl FER favor by sending Us their
nkenesses to copy. They will be kept
carefully and returned uninjured.
Fine Albums Msde to Order for Congre-
eauons to present 10 their Pastor, Or Tor
other purposes, with suitable inscriP-
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clerk lIEKRy A. lloLTEAus.
Auditor THEoDnhk SsKIiANAEn.
Tressurer-E STffHEksoN.
Recorder LiIsonGI.
Sheriff joan WukEL.
Corpner- -CBARLEs kEAUe.
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
WIN n. GREEN,
X. N DAVIS. Commissioners.
G. NiKRAus.
OFFICERS %, BA:sfEiicK T"~ssH'r.
Justices Sebastian kueblsr, w. Mosfcs
>. Rose.
Trustee NJ. ksefrr.
Consis ble-- A. Ecker. III. ErdhoIes