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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-05

sneG9jily ask Or anu Ci!eeilul!y aktGo ny az
decision Of the War Department with respect
20 fheir term Of service, GUT ne has no FuEtaeF
word Of warning Tor those who, al TINE Ike
the present. choose TO lefy 'aWtu' a4'aorl'y'
oorus and other independent commanders
ara chsyga1l wish the execution Of this order.
r. command # Mai. Gen M@ade.
s, WILLIAMS, Ass { Adj i7a11~I
-----------..e~a--
1,ha NV York Journal Of Commerce ti1u2
soeaks Of money matters in that city on loes-
dav;-"GIlaf4 is no oFlange Of Interest in hnan-
Ga! circles, the prevailing spirif among mer-
cl,ar,ts atI regular dealers being one Of inac-
tiop awaiting the Developments # military
operations supposed to be impending.
The Maryland Convention has deoI'ned the
prooosition to hold It's sessions in baltimore.
e. is stated that the Fremont Convention,
which was TO have met at Cleveland on he
9Th. has been postponed until the 2lst instant.
The Chase men will hold convestiou in Phil
adelphia on the 9Th of June, the day previous
to the assembling Of the Republican National
Convention il Baltimore,
It is stated that business has not oeen 50
hyisk ii MARIETTA, Pa, Tor the last ten years as
al present, Immense quantities Of Sln1her AMI
)77Dafer are on shore Lumber IS selling at
}roia ZIG 10 So per thousand, and The beSt
quality brings as high a. @26. Quilting boards
sell at $50 thousand feet Purchasers are
plenty even at these plices.
The stock Of ice on hand among the New
York dealers Is said 80 be unusually heavy
Of the prices the New York Post remarks =
"Althong}l the expenses Of gathering ICE were
last wear ore-third greater than usual, the
nr;cas y Notwithstanding the imitation Of curren-
~ are now as low Is TWO dollars q ton at
wholesale"
Mai. Nloseby's comrnand Is reported to be
IN Lo,1}oan county, and skIruish is said TO
have taken place last week with 3 party Of
Feaerals, OH the farm Of Mr. TrnnneI, near
Laosburg, and some corn, purchased Of slr. T.
destroyed 4 number Of hosse5 were carried
of by the ConEederates
Ajr. tlayer tie y, 5. consul general to
Egypt, whose death is announced. was tor sew
eral years an assistant editor and Washington
correspondent Of the n. Y Post.
The Norfolk New Regime, Gen. Buffers
organ is down upon the ES1o>i1iou OF Gen.
Rutler's administration By Gov. Pierpoint
Pierre Scale publishes card denying that
he has been married aud gone within the Fed
era lines.
yen. Stone h4s IL; Nc1 O.'caos tor Wash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-05
IN Order from Gen. Meaie.

HEAD ARrERs ARMY OF TEE loGoH ~
R9a1 = 1861 -t2enerai Orders No. = fine
c,yo;nan?ing General having learned thar noe,
zvifhslanairIs the cautions confirmed u t57naFal
Order NJ. e. ct Il prii 255ll, 86A froni these
1.eadoa.rtssra, ;t1eye are 1a1 III This army sao
rafI,ss 60 "a duty % the ground tioat 5isa'r
farIn of service has expired it WI % maze
lnown 20 such men that their conduor, being
onen lnu1iny, will be punished wien de"t!s
Without trial, unless they promptly ret1Et' 70
dnfv and, hereafter, al,y soldier Fho refuse.
- 10 duty on a similar plea will instantly oe
shot without any form Of trial whatever.
The honor Of the service. 2nE tue neees>itIe3
9; the hour, admit Of 10 other disposition OF
such cases.
The coInynardi,g General again expresses
me hone thar the soldiers Of this army vii re-
spec,{,.!!y ask {o1 AMI cheerful!y ABIDE by tie
decision Of the War Department with respect
70 fheir term Of service, buf he h2a no fuEtneT
word OF warning for those who, al time IKE
The present, choose to DEFY lawful authority
Corps and other independent commanders
ara charged wish the execution OF this order
b. command If Maj. Gen Made.
S. Williams, AS, { Adj <33eya1I
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i G al.
j = ME L S E \ I
II Z RON | Mt : / i j L.

YrAVIN4 tal.n the stand formerly ocon'
IL pied by ", & 4 Murray, Nc. -; : 9TH
H'airfax street. IS prepared &c al q ofoeSS ~
trusted % him. and promises &c keep " ~
s.,,to%;a,, ~ his ,,,.z:i pceSS0rs dec SIT
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
~ Court Of the State Of indiana comprising the cases
reported in the eight volumes Of backod and the first
sixteen volumes Of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes of the State, emb del IN the edition
Of Gavin 4 Hord. By Edwin A. Davis, l.. L. b. vol.
Svo. IS 90.
The first edition of this valuable work completely
e, hausted in less than three months from the time Of
publication new edition. printed fine white paper,
IL ready This is of the most complete and best
arranged dgests published, and has received the
highest Communications of the legal profession.
The Hon. ". ". RAY say:
The Digest is in its plan and EXECUTION rs II
is useful the profession. This Is no abrdgement OF
the Reports but genuine digest OF them
The Hon. DAVID MCDONALD says
at is no small commentator Of the work that il is a
Digest only Of all Supreme Court decisions WHICH
have be, publ but also Of all the modern statutes
now In force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

with the Department
Quarters of the Armies which the Regiments Companies
NOBLE
dutantG eneru
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-16

Pay per Am.
y uorssn. GovsrpOr. onscs. state House.
residence corner 81 MARKET ard Illinois ats 5000
" 4 Holloway Colsnsl and Pr1yaze secretary
% Gov~rnsr ONE. stats Hoase. resides
With Corernor Norton. .................... AGA
- \ Terrell Major and Military Secretary
40 fsss<rnor. ofscc. state House: resstencs
Levels Blo<k. "a Chio street. AIS
" n sch1.f<r MAJOR - Regiment, Indiana
yo,rnfksrs. A. .. G. 20 Governor. Ofce
stats HOUSE. boards a Palmer House,. ties
L. Noble. Adlufsnt General II Indiana
once state House; boards a. Bates House;
Zoo from TIE state and Eases pay Of . Col
onf1 .-.ss.s.-..........--..... 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
CORPORATION Notices.
"RIoT DAMAGES REDEMPTION BONDS
: OK THE COUNTY OF NETWORK.

or THE COUNTY or NETWORK ..
Sealed proposals viii be received at this ohice snu
WEDNESDAY, July a. 1861, at o'clock p NJ, whom the
same viii be publicly opened for the whole or any part OF the
sum Of one million dollars Of Riot Damage. Redemption
Boud.p OF the County OF NewYork sahoHzey Chapter
OF the Laws OF 1864 and by ordinance oil tho board oil gu
peryiscr,, approved by tho Mayor May T. 1894
The said bonds viii bear interest at tho rate OF sr per cent
per annun payable afysay on the first day Of May and
November in each yoa and tho principal will DC redeemed IS
follows .. f.... I.-
Five hundred thousand dollars the hr day Of Novem
Der. 1877. aud .rt.-.sr,I' .r. r.1rr-..g
Five hundred thousand dollars the first day OF Novem
Der, 1879.
The PROPOSE. viii state the Of bonds desired end
the price per hundred dollars thereof and tho persons
whose proposals accepted will tereuPon DO required TO
deposit with the County Treasurer lat the Broadway Bank
On MONDAY the first day Of August, 1864 the sums awarded
to them respectively. OIL, ..,.- ..
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties will be entitled to 70
esve bonds for equal amounts Of the value OF tho sums
awarded to them bearing interest from August ieet
Each proposal should BE- sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for Riot Damages Redemption Bonds" and nclosed In sec
ond envelope, addressed to the Comptroller.
The right reserved to reject any al Of the bids con
deed necessary protect promote the interests Of the
County. ... - 49,, ,,.,, -,
City Of NewYork Department OF Finance, ComPtroers
Office, July 8, 1904.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN


NlEW Shlh1 tOh LODI.
IN A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC TOR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
J. 7. X J. o. WEST
NO. 81 CHAMBERSST., NETWORK,
are the owners Of the Patent aud Exclusive hanusourers
ofthis r..I d. - =. ~ -
J. w. BRADLEYS 80.
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
n TH| SKIRT.
This invention consists Of DupieI for twol Elliptic ses
Springs geniousy braided tightly and firmly togeths, edge
70 edge toughest most elastic heSib aud durable
Spring used enabling the IN consequence OF ta
est essesty aud exb place aud fold the skirt
when IN use As easily and with the convenience silk
muslin dIess entirely obviaies and silence. the only OBJ
eticns Hoop Skirts the annoyance 10 ths weeref as
well the public especially In crowded assemblies carriages
railroad cars church pews In any owded place rom the
diculty OF Contracting hcm and occupying small space
this entirely the difficulty, while ring the skit the
usual m and symmetrical form and Is the ghest and most
stylish and graceful appeaanee for ths street, opera prone
made OF house dres lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Sprins Skirt for stge day, viii sterwmd Willingly
dispense with the use Of They the best quaty In
evory part lar iyhtes durable comfortable and
economical Skirt made. Merchants wall be supplied above
and ladies In most rtcass retsd stores In this city and
tlrou ghont the different States .. = =. ,-,.
q INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPIlC'
SPRING SKIRT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

NOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
IL READ cOCHIN's RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION
Proving ,~hst are the practical workings Of it
PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S POLICY. l el.
This most important and timely book Of the season. which
'"'''N " CIRCULATED EVERYWHERE. -.
THE STANDARD WORK ON EMANCIPATION
msnd is Consistently increasing.
Read the following letters from the first statesmen Of the
country, testifyng to its importance:
think that large circulation Of the work in this State
would have beneficial Influence There are doubtless,
Thousands who would read the book put in their way
From Hon VIM. Price, U. 8 Attorney Tor Baltimore;
The plan precisely what should be deals
IN facts and does ask you take the word Of the author
for anything consider Of great value for circulation as
Ing homogeneous people Icordhy greet Its cirs
From Hon. WIN. L. Marshall Of Maryland
shall take steps call the attention Of men OF energy ana
courage throughout the State to the yok You may Ies as
sured that will aid your purpose far can, sud am
obliged to you for the opportunity Of doing so eu,,.
n.I. Commission
Cochins work win give valuable data for home consump
my part to have well circulated and am conhdent thAt
'DN" 10y From Hon. Geo. p Fisher Of Delaware
satisfied than the work well entitled TO the hrst
pze AWARDED by the French Academy and that the ,cF
enthc research the ardent philanthropy and the genuine
eoQuenc Of the author have earned for him the tribute PAID
by the distinguished Secretary Of the Academy IN
ing him apostle and economist Both tois
work and its complement The Results Of Slavery should
be attentiyey and PAyerfny read BY every Cssts Ph
throp and patriot "a every land where the destroying mend
From VIM. G. SneheH, ESQ.,, Of Maryland.
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Send early orders for the Popular Edition 70
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OPrIcE OF AHnr cLornIxs Asp EauPAos.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- thu Office until y O'Clock M MONDAY tho 1871
Instant for supplying the sehuyn ATsena with the follow
in. articles: 5000. -.
MOOLEN GRAY BLANKETS. army standard % weigh
five pond and feet b. hive feet sI inches
with letters u 81 in black four inches long, in the CEN
teri.
army standard 20 weigh Lree pounds per Dozen
standard samples q each Of the above articles can be
tn. Office which deliveries must strfc'iy conform.
Bidders state In their proposals the price (which must
be given In writing well ia hsre. the qusntiy, aud
fire Of deiiBeyy l
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose signature. be expended 10 the guarantee, and
when tho bidder suasnos known II this oh 20 to
be rc.pousbe they nns be certified 10 being such by
soule public func0nary OF the United States.
f<ds fon defAun onracoIs and those that do not fully
comply i s requirements Of this advorsemen oil not b
o0nad<rcS.
blank form. fr proposals. DO hsd upon application a,
this OIL and bids must Be udoTsed With lie nano OF The
article bid for.
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Board SUPRRyfoRs,
|.L.I| OYTICE No CIR Hall, Z
. kEw.YoRk July 9, is64)
SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at
- this Office until the 18th day Of July at M for 70 70
tuns Of the hes, ANTHRACITE COAL for the OF the
Courts and Offices Of tho County the 10 be cased 4
200 pounis also, proposals Tor 80 cords OF klhDLAo
WOOD (pine). cut aud split for use.
The said coal and wood 70 be delivered al such times aud
place, a. the COMMITTEES may de>ignste
The COMMITTEES reserve the right reject any and al pro
po.als SMITH ELY, in,
80 ... SHERIDAN SHOOK,
ELIJAH =. PURDY,
ORlsON BLUNT,
Special Committee on Fuel
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DIAPER MACHINERY FOR SALE. z
WILL BIZ SOLD JULY %, 1864. al 70 o'clock, at
pIIpT tTTCTIDN

a. - = PUBLIC AUCTION, No., .i... ....
n not previously disposed OF at prfvste sele, -,
The entire machinery Of s4Engne Paper Mill with all the
fixtures and parts thereto In the most success
fol operation the privilege having been sold for WOODEN
mill .A
The Machinery consists Of the following; = f. -
81 inch Fourdrnier Machine, made by ." Howe Goddard
Co. ged for wires 81 feet long nearly new vat
with surface heavy copper coucers and breast
roll Pinch iron press rolls for lat and I'd -Four drers
% inches ia DAM Of copper and OF hon. two STACKS OF
oalenders, in all 10 rolsthree upright reels revolving
cutter with stter with all necessary Sharing pulies
stands boxes and belts Also wtnder for making hanging
pspeE r--l. observation-disclosures
any mill In the country may be asceanod BY an ex
TWO STUFF PUMPS IN GOOD ORDER.
One steam engine which drives the machine, paper dried
entirely with tho exhaust seam loinch cylndsf aud zoneh
stroke, hand force pump
-Four rag engines with improved iron rolls bars 20 inches
long ioa "a In DAM driven with feet pules on spndes
iron ightep-bras yalyes-n each tube patent cylinder
washers all fed6 water cocks all the pipes Of copper and
iron Tor draining the engines TO stuff Ghost two rag cutters
with extra sets OF knives news good cone duser ran
road daser. eles ators for raising stock and paper.
The mill Is within few miles Of this city and the Machinery
examined at any time, by calling on the undersigned
Parties resdihg distance viii please write before coming
10 our place possibly the Machinery may be Sold as we
prefer pose OF 1t private sale " fair price can DO OBJ
tanned. For further Information address, =
-. - -. RICE, BARTON Co.
L Worce.ter Mass June TO- 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all parties
~ having CLAIMS sEsnst the city incurred b. direction
OF the Special Committee appointed by TIE Common Council
TO mako gcieus or properly celebrating the late anni
yersary National independenc@ thai they required
present transmit such claims, propeHy serthed 70 tue
undersigned Chairman Of the said Special Committee, on OF
before "wednesday nett. the 18th inst, al No city Hal
mi PETER MASTERSON. Chairman.
No 8 City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
6ouses an0 .farms tUanieo.

A T Orange, Madison, or Morristown N. j.
n Wanted ON Lease for TIRES year,. EarbsnEr for
good house In 9Th st. Ia this city, GOOD PLACE, worth
No. 10 Fest i7th.st.
FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-A Gen.
tenan and WIFE only small Furnished House, IN
good location sept ~ May ls undoubted reference
given. Address ISAAC y. BROkAW, No. "a Hh'ev
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Gttnrsicns.

ITO THE COAL FIELDS, OF PENNSYIr-
WANNA,
Passing through Water Gap, Sorsn,ea Wyoming Valley,
.,. Harrisburg, Resdips, Mauch Chunk, Beth .f 4,
" lehem Easton, &c. "
Tickets for ese Excursions for sale tho Office
the Central Railroad Company Of Jersey. foot of
lsndt st., New.York . ~ = i'I tI'' - VIZ To ~
For description Of tho routes aud further Information apply
at Office foot Of Courtisndt or Of H. ?. BALDWIN,
t1It .0liI General Ticket Agent, No. 90 wsllst1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Gales bp Anttiotl.

A j. 3LEECKER, SON g. Co., viii sen
n. at AUCT0N on THURSDAY, July a. Of IL CLOCK, st
the EIchsnse SsesroO No III Broadway, most desirable
plot Of GR0UND with ptovenents thereon in the center Q.
the age Of Fatbush opposite the Dutch Reformed Church
consisting OF sbout two ceres fronting fsbush Railroad
and East Broadway being Of the most desirable
either for private residence for BUSINESS purposes in the
village. The improve naents consist Of large dwelling with
barn wagon house ne sardsn fruit and ospents tEees
Fulton Ferry) renders hs opportunity seldom 70 be met
with. Hall Of the purchase money can remain on bond AID
mortgage for three or Eve years Possession given ned
sey II desired POr maps &C. sppy at Office no n Cedsr-
0 the premises. . I'IIA I'}.f ply a.l .-li
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Gunner Retreats.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn.,,
"A On both the AMERICAN and EUROPEAN plans,
Opposite the State House.
III A. s. PLIMPTON. Propf
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-f'or two
~ months. about 100 miles from tho city. with good fare In
retired farmhouse peasauty ocssd where their h.hns
Sc for brother, asd H. IS aud II years Price about
a per week or the four Address s.atns mode OF aScess
and Description ol Tue place, CIS H. SMITH, No. aiJ
broadway.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.-This IA
~ yoTte Summer rrsort Is open for the reception Of
guest. Visitors win nd authorized srcnt with badge At
River Railroad 70 assist vaoTs, provide conveyance take
car. Of baggage. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ TO TRAP.BLOCK PAvIORS. Separate sealed pro-
poas each niosed with t,e tifc Of H. for which the
bid msy be offered the " the pe0n ofns DC same,
and hs date Of St. alton viii be received q u once
until II O'Clock A. u Of TliU RSDAY Juy H. lDs, for the
construction Of trap block pavcmen,s IN tie following streets
10 wit: .aI...
Hou.ton-st nom Avenue the Bowery 40 It., from
sth 10 9th Av ssths from sh ghav sd g. from "a to
3dav., and William st.. from John 10 Fulton-st
The form Of the proposed agreement aud b-nt, oT tie
bds car be obtained application the Contract CLERK Al
this Office I ..r THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DARKAOH
A. ". CRAVEN.
III Cro,on Aqueluct Board.
OrycE CRoros AouEDUCr BOARD. July a. 1914 ...
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

=
b A FTERNOON Boat for Newburgh and Pough.
teep.e landing q Goth st., N. " Grassy Point, Goa
senss West Point Cold Spring Cornwall and Milton. Fare
80 ostt.. Ths new .,eaInbos tn oMAs CoLLYER win
leave JAY f. pier EVERY AFTERNOON at n O'Clock. Re
Nywburgh a. 7; Cornwall 7:lo; Cold Spring 7:2s; Wet
Point 7is or..y Point s:as SewYort, oi,
NORTHERN r. ,R., of NEW JERSEY
Tram, saye Jersey City ter PSrmont 81 M BIS q
Az D. M, run through to Monsey - OH Tl oiI'f =
i, -, THoS w. DESiAREsT, sspssiutendent,'
NJ ERCHANTfs NAVIGATION, and TRANS
~ PORTATlON COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
NEWPORT, TAUNTON and Ne M pf Or D. -Ths .pien.
did ale smets COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
daily Iescspt Burdsy) q D. N. On 20 III ~ ~
Freight ,3sss y ley % By any ehsr ias on,es II Com,
: Eew-Yot Nov siAa 7'lDi' NJ r. siMONs, Agent
SARATOGA TRAVEL Via HUDSON RIVER
~ RAILROAD -Trsiaa lesys Qhsmbeu., pePO. at sad
70 @<saAraIS n sssior y 2 ~ enasiSNp,
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MARsHAL's SALE at PHILADELPHIA.-
faruiturs

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
D~.rsnnd manufacture Also cold Chestnut and Walnut
Gsabsr Suites, phip and oTpsasa.sl .. NJ y TAhRiho
kQEa ~ cAnslbt, o2pesSs Wesssef' EstshaaAAA isa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

KTTTATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP.
Tbs house "a now open for the reception OF vsNs having
been mach enlarged during the last year II Is Of tho most
and be ahf In the country Trout hsbing
cont nue. TIL hnt Of July. Reference. MA. r. DODGE
OEO H. BRODnEAD. n A QuiNrARD. Leave foot OF
Cortand;.st Ut an, and arrive 81 tho Gsp u pm
u. W. BRODuEAD. Proprietor.
rINuE new Brick HOUSE on Juniper Hill,
l. near the dnpoi Delaware Water Dap IL open for
Summer N.Ior. This House has mos, commanding view
OF river noutan Hnd valley cool and ples-sn with
uneQ ard in thu, vicinity A. Is. BURfiELL, Proprietor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
IMPORTANT TO LADIES,

IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
Il MADAME PUTNAMS
...r PATENT STOCKING SUPPORTER . .
An invention designed promote the comfort Of Ladies and
Children by doing with the old method OF supporting
the stocking Of elastic garter the injurious e
fccts OF which lady is assured This new supporter
leaves the entirely es and allows the blood fui circu.
lson 1t Is easily sdjused and more durable than the
common garter II IL peculiarly adapted for children, 4
cannot possibly get out place. Ladies requested TO call
and examine the article for themselves.
Wbolesle and retail depot No 6ZT Broadway. New York
p ~ y MesdsInes A. COFFEE Co.
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY
III Ia WIN. r. GRIEFIT's, ~. General sup't.

1861. R. a. sTAN6haD e annn AND Doushs
TaAGk Al hress trains Is hs ws., By ~. soss ssy:
le Chicago, Miw.uke ~ Paul. md a. points an the ksa
Wet gfestiipa Indianapolis L9asvis, 8. Louie ClsyS
South sss 10 procars - the ecs q the Psnnyssn
Central =, No ! As,9r Hoyss. @ q the Dsgos pos
m Espfes, VA Philadelphia, Arrives In PihisrsA -
p NJ Express via rhiIaaspAis arrives IN PatsbcrsAl
p IN W IIIAEJ ftIl "a iIN.l Iii 20 ll ~ ~ n l III
p IN Express. Via Allentown, arrives IN Pntsbursh =
is.s0p IN. u ~ - - ''..
Dag Through Trsin On Sunday vis'PhadsphiA esvss
W IL HLS0ry rxssx,s ASA NJ iAAME.ssa .
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Maebinerp.

A GREAT BARGAIN Lumber property,
~ uoniesscm NewYork; 600 acres Of the arses. Hem.
loci Mnpie Birch, Beech Oak &c. Sawmiij Three
Houses: 600 fed OF Logs Of the pil dam carried away
and must b acid aLey forcssh Of farm Proe only
eco )! FURGUsoN. No. 81 Nasssp-st, Room No. ny
DOILERS for SALE.LTwo Boilers, 2Ox35
Dke finch hues in each and two BoeT; 2o,4 feet,
IL -ineh hues In each JOHN sfUAhI, n
E0R SALE-A large POWER PUNCHING
Il MACHINE, suitable for iron. ship or turres work
capable OF punching inch hoes In and half inch plates
ARIEL PATTERSON.
Foot North ID ST., Wlliamsburgh.