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FROM THE FRONT.

The Fighting en- our left on Friday-Meade
Holds the Positions Gained by him on
the Squirrel Level road, four miles south
of PetefsburS-Three Rebel Attacks on
the Chapin's Farm Positions, occupied
by Butler, Repulsed with Loss.
The U. S. mail steamer Daniel Webster,
Capt Chas. Deering, arrived here this morn
ing, with the mails, passengers, and about
thirty rebel deserters, who have taken the
oath.
Officers who came up on her confirm the
reported successes gained by Meade on the
Squirrel Level road, on Friday, but the en-
gagement which closed late in the evening of
that day, had not been renewed at o'clock
Saturday morning; which, however, may be
accounted for from the fact that it was raining
very heavily at that time.
On Friday we drove the enemy from their
two first lines OF works on the Squirrel Level
road, and at the end of the engagement we
held these entertainments, which are some
four miles from Petersburg.
Col. WEIGH, of the 10th Michigan, was killed
while calamity leading his regiment in charge
against these rebel works. His body was
brought up on the Webster, and will be sent to
giment was badly cut up in this engagement
and lost six out OF nine officers in killed and
wounded.
When the Webster left City Point yesterday
morning cannonading was heard from the d.
rection of Petersburg, but it was not known
whether the engagement had been renewed or
not
The information from the north side of the
James river is to the effect that on Friday the
rebels made three unsuccessful attempts to re.
take the works on Chapin's farm. They were
repulsed each time with great loss, and we now
hold all the works we captured, with the ex-
ception of a small redoubt on the river, which
could not be held without useless sacrifice Of
life, as it was commanded by the rebel rams.
In repulsing one OF these attacks Gen. Geo.
Stannard, commanding the LIST division OF the
18th corps, lost his right arm, and four of his
aides were wounded, among the number Capt.
w. l.. Kemp and Lieut.. W. s. Hubbell The
General and these two officers came up on the
Webster, and have taken rooms at the Metro.
politan Hotel.
Nearly all Of our men who were wounded at
Chapin's Farm have been sent to Fortress
Monroe.
Our wounded in Meade's movement on the
Squirrel Level road will number about five
hundred. The first ambulance train of these
wounded reached City Point yesterday morn
ing.
Between two and three hundred rebel pris-
oners, the first instalment of the number cap
tured at different points since our new move
ment, have reached the prisoners camp at
City Point.
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ohiciaI War Bulletin.

from Grant, sheridan and Sher.
CAPTURE of More Prisoners-Butler sends
Infantry and Cavalry to within q few
Hundred Yards of the Rebel Works East
Of Richmond without OpposItIon-Sher.
road Commune q erman making
Vigorous Efforts to Protect his Commu.
nications from Forests and Wheeler's
Raiders.
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New York stock Market-First Board.

New York Stock Market-First Board.
-fBy the Peoples Line-Omce 511 Ninth street. I
NEW YORK, Oct. So. s. 1881, coupon SIS,
1e5K; U. s. 5.20s, l07; Certificates OF Indebt-
sdness, 95A; Gold, 191; N. z. Central, 1124
Erie, 9O4; Hudson River, 109A; Harlem, -;
Reading, 1923; Michigan Central, 1I9K; Michi-
gan Southern, 6sA; Illinois Central, 113X;
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1U7 Cleveland and
Toledo, 106; chicago and Rock Island, 90 <;
Milwaukee and Prairie du CHEN, AZ Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, OIL; Alton
and Terra Haute, -; Chicago and North
western, 40 Quicksilver. 79K. s...- -r
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ASSIGNED TO DUTY IN THE MIDDLE
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Captain Horatio King, Assistant Quarter
master, has been relieved from duty in this
die Military Department (Gen. Sheridan's).
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~From Hudson Taylor, we have an adj
vance copy Of the September number Of
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
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d ICH AND ELEGANT
FALL AND WINTER DRESS Goona.

nRo
We are now opening .e3n
Very fine FRENCH MERINOs, in all coIoff.'
ver- fine ALL WOOL REPS, in all colorsaT
Splendid quality ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLD4H
Splendid quality SILK AND WOOL EP1NG-
LINES
Plain and figured ALPACA POPLINs, in colors.
Rich SILK AND WOOL TARTAN PLAIDS.
.. ALL-WO0L SCOTCH PLAIDs, in splendid
quality. .--.
Best assortment BLACK DRESS GOODS, In all
the old and new materials. n 1.-THE city II
sAxONY DRESS GOODS, in plaids stripssve and
figured, at so, g., and Is cents. u
All wool Black and White CHECK MERINOs.
Splendid stock of FALL AND WINTER
sHAWLS. ~
BLACK ALPACAS, finest quality Imported.
All of the above Goods were bought at the late
Auctions in New York. for cash, very much below
former prices.
JOS. J. MAY & CO..
oc3N 3Os Pa. av.. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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central, or Darby road, dashed boldly up to the
very gates of the city OF Richmond, and as Biz
new sE as making his assault kautzs guns could
he plainly heard away off to the right. Soon
Afterwards courier arrived from Kautz, an
nonncing that he was then within the rebel
lines and in elose view of the city. GENT But
Ter at once ordered a division of infantry to his
support, and General Birney detailed Breyet
Major General Terry's division for this pur-
nose This division by making short detour
came upon the Central road and pressed unre-
sisted to within Musket range of the spires of
the rebel capital
Doubtless they could have gone in and taken
possession of the place; but the insuficiencv Of
their numbers would have rendered the at
tempt gperilous, while, at the same time, they
would have been unable to hold it. They
were sent up to support the cavalry, but on
arriving in the suburbs OF the city they found
no cavalry there, Kautz having Withdrawn
for a wise purpose. General Terry therefore
halted his command to await orders, which
have Just been received, directing him to fall
back. 81"
Although our advance was checked this
evening at Laurel Hill, our expedition is by
no means terminated Gen. Grants famous
genius in flank movements is to be tested to
morrow and il the success we anticipate is
accorded us, we shall by tomorrow night I'M
furl the Stars and Stripes over the capital of
the con federacy. -
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n~MEpIoAL SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT
~ or COtI,gtnBiA .A1 adjourned meeting Of
street north; near 18th, THIS Monday EVE.
MIC at Mex i'ssa RG T. NJ D, Rec. sse,y
?; J: BALDWIN. Of Texas, and NJ. FITz:
II Nis 7Sr ssi
9Th /, street. L. GLEPPH ELa!s:..
lS sor Building Association will hold meet
Ss6 SeSSINn m
oc s-st JOHN NJ. HANSON, Sec,
"a n Q T I fPdHI1cn OFFICE. CRY Hall.
RR9s ss 81 sSs
of Washington for the same. which can be had on
.Hs s to j ths fRseH Chief Corp Police
EHn 4. zkP Be- Ssa !. sssS
TE & Spy EVENING ossessf
~ FOURTH WARD FOURTH WARD y
The citizens Of the, fourth ward are earnestly
SGGis Me- *
81 n,. S e sl.ssssa relating
r. 9. DAVIS, Secretary. 49, II
.TY~ MEDICAL Asso0TATI0N.-Th semi an.
the Il Hsa
DAY =. October 4'h' :. " sz's io1h,ox
1s9 e. 3 ssbd
D yp..4SE Ss Sst S 95s az
by " order der OF the Company. in. MoLDER.
"a ? 5K a g sYI q 1I{.. WILL OPEN
% of o5ebsF Il, Terms s SCI
Ra1Tsbbssias TIER sss.siRtioa tickets pEioF to
Solopon's ,$32 Penn,yl7ania Avenue, Gait &
fssis Penn A1enns, Metro ep Hotel. and
at the GYMNASIUM, where circulars and further
sep as,iws 'An D' '0 "'l ABNBR $. BRADY.
NFTHE EAST WASHINGTON LINCOLN
pf G1 S h4 at aa ow
Hsll. tNayy-Yard. ,at7H O'Clock. Al true lovers
any ohn'on are v''t VIM Il DIX DIXON President
LAS. q .DULIN, Sec :, 1.5sep 2S- N, T&stNs
son ksAst6sEY G1haf :s1.ss %ss
rs # n; The Club vim Ss held EVERY EvEEINa;
All true friends Of the Union who favor the
election Of Abraham Lincoln and Andrew John
sen, are invited to be present and unite with the
JSo T. CLEMENTS gr secfet s trs ssp istf
OTLADIEs OYSTER AND DINING SALOON,
3s6 Sixth street. between g and II. Parties,
Fairs, WeddE gs, Balls. Receptions and Entertain
ments furnished at the shortest notice aud most
reasonable terms. Ice Cream and Water Ice made
by steam power, Wholesale and retail sep l4-1m"
n@NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-Books
A3. of subscription for new BUILDING AS.
Fs St the once HHAETEY
4nsgrance Agent No: $50 7th street, WALL, ST E
PHEES& CO., No. 322 Penn, avenue, and G. B.
BAKER, Star Once, where persons DESTROYS of be.
eomine Members have an opportunity to gu bscribe.
When 500 shares ar8 subscribed, meeting will be
called and tbs association ORGANISED. sep A-tf
0%SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE. WASH
~ ,IsGToN, D. g.. September 2st, l864:--An
8. King. U.s.. A.. and Snreson. Glover Perrin, b.
Recorder, will meet at Cincinnati, Ohio, on
me hth OF October next, for the exapinaiion Of
Candidates for admission into the M cal Staff of
tse United States Army. aud Of such Assistant
Applicants must be between twenty one and
thirty years ef age, and physically sound.
.ARprcations ust be addressed to the Secretary
dence Of the applicaE t. and the date and place OF
ms birth; they must also be accompanied by
spectacle testimonials OF moral character.
NO allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing the Examination. - it is an indispen-
SABLE PREREQUISITE to appointment.
z re latham bsloor surssoS asnsr.i Us !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-03

~ General MCCALL, formerly commander of
the Pennsylvania Reserves, and a Democratic
has come ont fairly and squarely for Lincoln
and Johnson.
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( nECo1. Coils, of the Hath Pa, vols, having
seen a statement pu blshed, to the effect that
vote had been taken in his regiment and large
majorityIgiven for Mcclellan, for President,
denies the statement. He says he does not
know man in his regiment who intends voting
against Mr.. Lincoln, and they are all intelli-
gent mechanics from Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-03

CRIMINAL OoURT, Judge Fysher-On Satur:
day, the case of Ephraim Phillips, CHARGED
with the murder Of J las. w. Boyle, IN SeoLge-
town, on the Sd nit, was given 70 tas JSty
OF two hours with verdict Of guilty q man
slaughter. and not gpilty Of mur ger, ana secom1
mend him to the mercy OF the coaIt...a -. /
CON icted Of grand larceny, 9 new trial was
granted. ~ u 80 -. :. -.
John johnson, indicted for the larceny OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-03

~ There was large and enthusiastic Lin
coin and johnson meeting in Philadelphia on
Saturd az night. Simon Cameron presided, and
Gen John Coehrane date candidate for Vice
and anno MI his intention to sunnopt the
Lincoln and johnson ticket. On the same
evening immense meetings were held at Read
ing and W est Chester.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-03

~ From Hudson Taylor, 1874 Pennsylvania
avenue, the Washington agent for Leonard
SCOTS republications of foreign reviews, we
have the London Quarterly for July, containing
nine articles of average excellence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-03

POLICE MAGIsTRATEs.-On Saturday, we
understand the Board OF Police Commissioners
had special meeting, and under law of Con-
gress, selected the following as Police Magis.
Magisterlal District composed of Georgetown,
NJ. v. Buckley; I'd District, First and Second
Wards, N. H. Miller; Sd District, Third Ward
and northern part OF county, ed precinct) w.
Thompson: 4th District, Fourth Ward, G. Glib
erson; and 5th District, composed of the 9TH,
5th, and 9th Wards and the other portions OF
he county, E. G.. Handy.
PREsENTATIoN.-On Friday the pupils Of
the Female Intermediate School, Fourth Dis
trict, presented their late teacher, Mrs. Annie
McCutchen, who resigned on the LIST October,
with q handsome set Of silver casters. The
presentation was made In appropriate terms by
one Of the pupils, Melinda Thomas. Mrs.
McCutchen replied In feeling terms.
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RY ]. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers. ~
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT THE

CORNEKOF sTH AND n STREETS AT PUB
Lie SALE. =. 49,,
O'Clock on the prem si-s. shaN Sel. part of Lot
l9, in Major and Rothwell's subdivision OF Square
No 42s, situated at the corner of 9th st. west and
north street, fronting ~ feet l1a inches on 9Th
.treet. and running back 80 feet to an alley, and
improved by good Frame Building. comprising
Dwelling House and Store
linn ediately after, we shall sell, Lot No. "a, ia
Harkne ss, bdivision of SQUARE sac, fronting 20
feet ON 10th street, between and sts.. and run
!. ming back q5 feet to public alley.
Terms One n alf cash; the remainder in and IL
months with interest, secured by deed OF trust
-e,oonveysnces and stamps at the cost of purcha'
sers. ,r,Dp ~ 80.
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TIE NEW LoAN.-The new six per cent gold
bearing interest ive-twenty loan, announced
by the Secretary Oft the Treasury, will undoubt-
eddy be taken up with the greatest eagerness by
the public, as it certainly affords the best pos
sible opening for an investment. The compe.
tition for it will undoubtedly be animated.
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5RYJAs: Q. MCGUIRE L CO.. Auctioneers.

D RY Jas. Q. MoGD1R1 CO., Auctioneers.
ZEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
WRST SIDE OF14TH ST BETWEEN AND
q STs!, AT PUBLIC SALE : ~
9 On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 18th. at o'clk,
pn the premises, shall sei two desirable Build
ing Lots. fronting each 221a fe,t the west side
of 18th street. TAT the corner Of Chestnut street,
10 feet being Lot 80 Of Drury's subdivision OF
Square No. 2a9.
Title perfect.
Terms: One-half cash; the remand r in six and
twelve months. will interest, secured by deed OF
Conveysnces and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
ocs.d 10 MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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~ The Hon. VIM. Dennison, Ex-Governor
of Ohio, arrived in this city on Saturday, and
entered upon his duties as Postmaster General.
In the absence OF Mr.. Blair in Maryland, he
was introduced to the gentlemen Of the Depart
ment by the First Assistant Postmaster Cen
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coat from John Hodge, was found guilty.
and sentenced TO one year in the Albany PEN
itentiary.
with an assault, nolle pros. was entered
Timothy Sullivan and ]. Thomas Bristol,
charged with the larceny Of over $500 from q.
w Mitchell. were found not guilty
Hester Griffin, colored, ged with the lar
ceny of watch and lot of money, the prop
erty of VIM. Hamilton, was found guilty. and
sentenced to the Albany Peaitentiary for one
year.
Levi Underwood was found guilty Of steal
ing a watch from John Dangerfeld, and SEN
fenced to the Albany Penitentiary for one
year.
battery with intent to kill, in connection with
Leonard Baily, submitted plea ofguilty ofan
assault, and was sentenced to 60 days In jail
and to pay fine of $50. This case grows out
of the accused being elected from car last
spring, near the circle, when they threw brick
at the car, and at the time the case excited much
interest.
THE PRESIDENTS REPRESENTATIVE RE-
CRUIT VISITS HIM-ThIs morning, John 5.
Staples, President Lincoln's representative re-
cruit, was arrayed in the uniform OF the Uni;
Fry, Provost Marshal General; Mr. N. d. Lar
ner, of the Third Ward, and his (Staples)
father, was taken to the Executive Mansion,
Gen. Fry introduced him by saying =" Mr..
President, this is the man who Is to represent
you in the army for the next year."
&Mr Lincoln shook hands with Staples, re-
marked that he was a good looking, stout and
healthy looking man, and believed he would
do his duty. He asked Staples ii he had been
mustered in, and he replied that he had.
a framed official notice Of the fact that he had
put in a representative recruit, and the Prest.
dent again shook hands with Staples, and ex-
pressed the hope that ha would be one OF the
fortunate ones, and the visiting party then re-
tired.
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PY W. T.. WALL & CO., Auctloneers
WEST END LOT OF WEsTpENNsyLyANIA
3 aATINnn, AND WASHINGTON. CIRCLE, AT
ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, nth inst at o'ck.
will sell in front of the premises, Lot Il sob
division of Square 80. fronting 23,s feet on the
west side of Gath street, near Psnnsylvania Ave.
and WashinRton Circle ljs---- -
Terms S200 cash, balance s, l2 and 10 months,
hearing interest and secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
All cony ey anees at the xpense of the purchaser
20 90 3,6lt n sila7 w. L. WALL, d CO.. Aucts.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo
tations Of Government securities:

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3, 1854.
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tsJ EfRs COMPANY aE 9sr rss % 70 stssnd
meeting Of the Franklin Fire Company, on UH5:
appearing his name will be strick en- from the roll,
By order of the Company. in. MOLDER,
= np 1-St
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01
WAsiiiNCruN. Jun. 30

The report WA MT ,chcisry U.H. ve'
t.at M. Chssc has Icrig.cd h,s Lus.tO
Is > cnrtA'y Vi Tue Treasury. lll, we'
sire NJ tLcbcu ~ Tho tact THAI he wss t"''
u.uri.,ug IN Consultation WIN Ito F,nsuc.
Cuu III t,e~- Vi bvln Houses, aud iuituc,
tuat sever Al vi u F., lntiinate prrsoEai iilcnu
on $40 N4ss and Means Committee pea
tv.l " asserted 10 tao CONTRARY. IL va
declared 10y otser~, Le~.v,i tnet thu
Pr1slG, ~, had seat ~ tie Senate ,Au ii-u,'
hstion oi To-, u U4ip, Us his succcssoF.--
Ihele ne,u,s 10 b. On al. rdrs tuuch Vi
scutny as 10 TIE circumstances attending
lhis act % tho part III the Executive.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

zesSaI}ss o. 6ss,. .9rs1sv IL
GrUMs's CNwp0tgM.
Reset toss ii IS CeMerei
81. es's assd 200 pSts.
~ - OWerS ~ our NMM<iS.
Reported RtstsMNSi0n OF
secretary { Aase..Aupl,0s.
- ed 10 be q { OMNrd.


NV IORB. JUNO ~
Tho C0mmertsal states Or good authority
that our to,si io.s 10 Grants Campaign
exclusive VI c.vs~, Ard iiunt.r's coiuun
viii not exceed j.! 90. Total io%s Gil c
cr".A,og toe J u n,ver w,Ii not cxcc.
1900 Oaiy $500 Judd remain. d a,
h.a.auar,ess Oh ,Lt II Il A, ~ ,Le t.h.
loss Tue Kci uorn LnQnsr.s Il tie %
gave sii.t ui IL, 100 -,us i.ou l. e. Army
aud 2U4O ir.m braultgard cvuiuzu.
Tum G,d not Include tL,s sent ifO,a tn,
K.p,dan south 10 GorJousrIiic, C1ariottes
wife, Stanton AMI OTHER = ie,s. a corslus
IL tleit account. tL,y have lost up 10 tL
s,.gu u p burg, ,"cuiy csht ssu.rs
,f,ic ~ AID |. 90 ~ on.t,, ryx 10 W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01
NA.hI.oIon. June 80

1t is reported tnat a.. Cus-e d . ny'
aer'e as!y intend 81 reaigo, OR tnst tn
Pr,siGcat accepted the tender Vi IT,,
Yre> usyls pestipne, and imced'at.ly up
pointed bis succ, ,s9r. Iuc 81 getas.
friends say thai hc rssgu-d tecsus1 H.
internal revenue ia hot ~ iaiEC Is Il Luui'
bo to mco: The expcnsce Il tue Tovctn
mens, aud that tic haslc, j'ritSse CAV.
hiW no encouragement tuat II would bu III
crtsstd.
O.hcrs declare that the Secretary iosi.'.
ed on the transfer vi NJ b Fiiu TO III,
Assistant Treasury at n W i,ik, tut IT.
President va. persuaded 10 nominate Coy
Morgsn's former Aeiutan, General. II
after wards que,nd Mr. Ci,c, 70 withdraw
his resigunt'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01

There are many preparations sold under the
name of lttcrs. put upin quar-; bottles compound
cd of the cheapest whisky or common rum, cost
ing from 90 to 4" cents per gallon. the taste dis
guised by ABicc or Coriander Seed.
This class Of Bitter, have caused and will con
tinue 10 cause ~ long a, they Can be sold, huDd-
reds 10 die the death Of drunAard b, their
use the system is kept continually under the in
nucnce Of alcoholic stiinrants Of the worst kind,
the desire for Liquor is created aud kept mp. and
the result is all the horrors attendant upon q
drunk ards lie and death
For those who desire and will have . Liquor
Bitters we publish the following receipt: Get
ONE BOTTLE OF HOor, .Sp's GERMAN RlTTgRs. and
mix with three QUARTS OF coon BR.SEY or WIS
Ky, aud the result, Will be preparation that will
ExcEI. in medical virtue and true exc.llency any
of the Liquor Ritter> IN the world and will cosT
xuCH LESS You receive all the virtues Of lIoof-
lands btters III connection with good article Of
Liquor. AZ much les, price Than these inferior
l~atf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-01
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is fast gaining worldwide reputation. 1t is he
vond doubt the best and cheapest and most beau
tiful of all Family Sewing Machines vet offered
to the public. No other Family Sewing Machine
Binding Feitng, Tuckiug, Gathering, Guagng
Braiding, Embroide.ng Cordng and SO forth
No other Family Sewing Machine has so much
capacity for a great variety of work Great and
recent Improvements make our Family Sewing
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\ Family Sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machine, are iini .hud in chastr and exquisite
stAla
The Folding Case ofihe Family Sewing Machine
is = piece nf cunning workmanship of the most
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in use. and when about to be operated may be
opened a spacious and substantial table 10 suS-
tain the work Viii. some Of til, Cases. made
out OF TIA. choicest weoi.s finished in the sim
! esi End ch.sics' manner possible, others are
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| II is absolutely necessary 10 SEQ the Family
Machine in operation, as to judge Of its great
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our manufacturing machines are for rnanufactur-
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The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk,
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! quality.
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u, hi.nioA. JLn. oil.
Secretary Cba-' hn-l,a tn.t tnef. -
nj, di-posi'ieD ~ giaat ban p"w.r T.
cUIttct = sufiicieht auivunt Ieveuac
carly On lie uov.ruan-nt, hss fcsig"e.
~" M. Id. u y 10, .rpj'ntru ~ eu
Ceed.
ine Senate, It il asserted, will not cob
arm Ivo's nomination..
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Veneho Of . sa Otssss UOaosAl HOe I.
plat. FemS his l1" 1-r the ~ eel
eusilAU jane id. 1874
Hiram Dehast. 81 Csva'ry. o. B June 18th, co
oum"t0n.
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