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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

SOLDIERS AID SoCIETY.-The Sol
diers' Aid Society of Glover held levet
at the town bali on Tuesday evening Of
last week and took the sum of Sl09,27
A nice oyster supper was served to those
present, and what with appropriate re.
marks. selections of vocal music. post of.
fee, express Office and grab bag, the eve.
ming passed pleasantly and agreeably to
all, and probably we trust to those sick
and wounded soldiers signing for the
comforts al home.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

ROBBERY IN GLovER.-We learn
that on Friday night last the bed room
OF Benz. Hancock Of Glover, was enter.
ed by some miserable thief, and one thou.
sand dollars taken from bis pautalOons
pockets. The money had been paid to
him the day previous and there were in
that sum eight one hundred dollar bills
on the Bank Of Orleans; we do not know
as to the rest.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

SMALL Pox.-We hear of no new
cases of this dread disease that has just
appeared at West Albany, and hope we
may mol. The disease was introduced
by means Of some clothing belonging to
a soldier who had fallen victim to it in
Washington, and which had been sent
home. People had better be vaccnated,
and those who have been had better have
it done once more, and thus make "assu,
rance doubly sure"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

New ORGAN.-The congregational
church and society of this town, have a
new organs II was placed in the church
and used for the first time on last Sun.
day. 1t is an Alexandrian, and Of ex-
eellent tone.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

ExPEcToRANT WITHOUT OPIUM.-
DR.. Halls Balsam claims the lavorabl,
attention of those whose constitution
forbid the use of Opium or Morphine
This astonishing remedy for consumption
and lung dis eases, has received the
strongest testimonials from citizens of the
highest respectability, and is richly worth
a fair trial.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

eS The number of rebel prisoners in
our hands is officially stated TO be as fol-
lows Officers about 5000; non-commis-
stoned officers and privates upwards of
$4,000.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

ANNUAL MEETING or THE TEMPER
ANCE SOCIETY AT CRAFTsBURY.-Tht
annual meeting of the Orleans County
Temperance Society was held at Crafts.
bury common on Tuesday last. 1t wa.
organised by the choice of Wm. j. Has,
tings, president pro TEN, and Chas. A. j
Marab, secretary pro tenn. The county
was so thinly represented that it was
thought best to adjourn without making
the usual nominations. After listening
to very interesting and earnest address
from Rev. d. w. Burroughs, the society
adjourned TO meet at Cra(tsbury, Feb. 6,
at 10 A. NJ. A committee appointed for
the purpose Of preparing business for the
adjourned meeting, have pledged them
selves 10 secure the services of DR.. Geo.
A. Human of Holland, Rev. Pliny II.
White Of Coventry, and Rev. d. W
Burroughs Of Burke, as speakers for the
occasion. 1t is hoped and expected that
there will be a full attendance. We
we're not present at the meeting on last
Tuesday and presume it will be iulposs.
bic Tor US 10 attend the next session of
the society, though there is not place in
the county where we could enjoy a meet.
ing of this kind than with the sober peo.
pie of Crahsbury.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

COOP NEws.-Silliman's Journal as.
sures US that "Tubularia are not Partb-
Ienogenous.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

81 There are 1904 school children
in Ohio.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

e% Gen. Meade is in Philadelpbia
sick.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

REPULsE OF THE REBELS AT ATH-
ENs.--On the morning of the 28th ult.,
the enemy, six hundred strong, attacked
our garrison of about one hundred at
Athens, Al. After two hours fight the
enemy was repulsed and driven. Our
loss was twenty the enemy's much grea-
ter. On the 9th Col. Miller had a Sc.
we're fight on the east side of Florence,
the enemy. Our loss was Is
killed and "a wounded.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-02-05

Liquor SELLING.-On the 9th ult..
warrants were issued against Jos. Clark
John Stearns and John L. Ray, proprie-
tors of the American House, for the lille
gal sale of spirituous liquors. The par
ties plead guilty aud were fined ten dol
lars each and costs. The authorities, we
understand, are determined to prosecute
all violations of the liquor law, and we
are sure our citizens generally will hear
tily sustain them heniz.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
A. ausorn nenfs.

Madsns Paraye ammo. nces grand concert al NIbo's
Saloon on Thursday evening Duo ~i'i DO assisted W
several artists The progrsmms iooudos some o. Tie
Quest selections from Verdi Donzeu, behl-' sad o1hes
eminent composers,
Mr. samuel Cauty will present an original naiiohd
segorcai spectacle at the Brookiyn Academy OF 4u's
Christmas Eve Tor benefit of tbs Working wcncns
Protective Union Mr. Cauty Is resolved TO ske Tins ~
tue torelock in his announcement.
Tho annual public readings OF Professor John Ho~s
from Shakespeare Dickens Longfeow and others tho nrst
OF which took place last night, or at Clinton Han
on the evenings OF the 9th and 18Th OF December.
The Empire Hook and Ladder Company No. will give
grand ball at Montague Hall Monday evening, tas
18th OF December. This affair Is oeebratlos
which tho company always religIousy oossFgs
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

lsDtANAPoLg. Nov. % 1854
The western branches and agencies or the Unted StAt
Christian Commission assembled in eonysntos
In this city Representatives are present from pbiadss
phia Wheeling, Cincinnati Cleveland, Detroit, Chcass
PEORIA Milwaukee, st. Loas, Louisville, Nashville, asm-
phis, &o Hon. William Storer. OF Cincinnati Is chair
man. and o. H. McIivsine, OF Pecrs, secretary. oass-
tons bearing on the extension aud efficiency Of the Com
mission will before The Convention. Tho members
are large hearted and earnest men, urged by past sns
pressing demands to prepare for the great worx
hafarn them.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
The Navy.

NUTRIENTS VI THE bT0BkSHIF sUFfE''
The ssoreship supply, l. sailed from the Charesown
Navy Yard yesterday morning for New York. is
probable che will be dsspatced thence to the Mediter
rsnsan squadron OF which she will be tho supply ship
Her ofnoers fclows,--Actug Master, D. @. Me-
Rtohss, commanding; Acting Assistant Paymaster,
Charles Stewart Acting Assistant surgeop Reuben smith
Actiag Master and Executive Oioer, George Smith;
Acting Epsgns, r. PhIpps, J. n Jones', Jethro worth
Masters Mates, B. 7. Fries and D. q. Emmonds
PROMOTIONS. $3.50 f.
Acting Volunteer Llsuio1ant J. b. Buck has for gallant
and nerorous service Tssa promoted 70 the grade OF
acting volunteer lieutenant commander, aad bis leave
Of stssucs 10 extended three wsska
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
News fram san Franchise.
SAN FRANopoo. Nov. %, 1864
Thanksgiving Day was generally and heartily observed
hero.
aue rain ID falling throughout The state.
Arrived, ships Norway and Pocahoatas, from Neya
York.
Science.
NrrIAfonY STEP roR FORMING SCIENTIFIC As5o {.


CITATION.
meeting OF some Of tho friends cf science 10 tnis city
took place last evening In The Cooper InstitlsN The
meeting called for the purpose Of forming scishts
association. Lorenzo Sherwood called the ncs,ing 70
order. and Dr. J. II. orscom sppcu.ea chairman.
J. Dsturns read paper showing ths ne csssity and uss
fulness Of such organisation OF scNInsiHe the
one proposed. lengthy discussion arose 10 what
den1lis limits should be made TO donHe the objects OF the
associAtou and how lar should 20, IN the dacusson OF
scIsnte; whether should embrace physical we'll ~
SPIRITUAL or spiritual as well as nsscria The question,
in few words, was whether tb sccety should deal ouy
should embrace philosophy q every description, com
mice wA appointed TO drAn constitution for the aasc
rary put toe main auAtlon ~ rest The soolsty sosu
j AfpHf adjourned.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
Eafr Trade.

GENlNs Hat store. the larxea and most perfect
tail establishment o It's Kind this connsat winter
sloa<, rising
ALI, TIiB FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FASHIONS
In gentlemen Sx. Soft and Beaver Fell Hats and Far,
Cloth aud Oskin Caps has jus. been compietsd and IL
fashionable wofiA and general biic invited To
COMPARE THE FABRiC1 AND THE PRICES
sith those Of olArr houCes. aud decide accordingly
GE5iNs, bl3 Bresdway
st. Nsholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

The presidcnt Petroleum Com p any, e1
President versugo county, PsnnThs Advertisement q
complete orsAnllaion h published on anoiner page ass
that ocer. aud DIRECTORS Are o. slcsllsAt
subscribers, and the territory Of the company 20 smp
that there fair pyespect OF Immense returns 70
sockhodes appears that this company has secured ~
the Allegheny river and favcri.e tribusries al s
territory OF ten and haN miles Ia eItent In
stey adjoining the lands OF the President ss
successfu wells have been sunk, aud hers uvaA a
favor success for this '..,,,..~
Intended TO form compnies out af .ns
secured bv the Pre- whiob viii, or sSsss" ~
the benefit OF the original s'o CO. a"dsr
sirest supply all Information as 70 Iesss sS ~ ~.
sired by Subscribers Soo nov psa >" 49, - -
ortaiual stock
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
Opening OF tho Chariestown, MASS
Water Works.


Chariesown to-day the scene OF great rejoicing.
All the stores we're closed Gags nyng hundreds of
buildings elegantly decorated, tho schools hed
holiday. aud there loug procession all la honos
or the completion and opening ot tho water works w
supplying The city With pure water from Mystic Lake.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
Tole9rauhso.

Rocussrss, ~ T., Nov. 40, 1854
district OF the National rsieerspao Union W" or
gsnssd here tonight, and the following officers
elected -. H. Crane. District Director; l. rownseoa,
Local Dirsstor Ira q Bellows, Dssris sscr'ss'g saao
Smith. Diaxos Trsasurs~
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Sherman ms Grand Campaign In che
south-Progress OF His Mnrch-Despc-
rate Attempt or Rebel Agents TO Burn
New York City-The Latest News srssa
Mexico, Cuba, &C., sc.
The Cunnrd steamship Ausraasian, Captain Cook, wiU
leave this Port to-day, for Liverpool
The mais for Europe will close tb. morning. at half
past eleven O'Clock.
TINS NKw YORK HERALD--Edi.ion for Europe--wiil -
ready at half.past O'Clock the morning, and WIN
give the latest accounts OF General shermans Grand
Campaign In the South with details Of his Movements
the Progress his March, illustrated with Map OF
tho Country In which no Is operating the latest Da
atches the Army under Lieutenant General Grans
Richmond, and from the Union Forces in all part1
the country Latest Intelligence from tho Rebel States.
with the comments OF the Rebel press on Shermaas
Campaign; Full account Of the desperate Attempt a
Rebel Agents destroy New York city, aud how It was
frustrated; The Latest News from Mexico, Cuba and ~
Domingo, and accounts Of all important occurrences a
the week.
Single copies In wrappers ready for mailing cents.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Royal Havana aLottery.-Fsrfzes Cash Cd
gold Information furnished. Highest rates paid fue
Doubloons aud all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, lG Wall street
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
.Gsnorai oadws,,.aer.s Command.

CuAsEsasnuso. pa, Nov. 90, 1894
The Re- '"s'ory Of IN, evening states ths, Gsoers
Cad valladsr now here, VIII assume com naud il placs
os enersI Couch assigned 70 duty with General ThomaA
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

DiEmcrd Rings All Desorfpt NJ.
hunSy-d dollars each.
sale brGEOzGE c. ALLEN. as Broadway door below
sCansl ssrsst. formerly II W all street
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Basclrsior's Hair Dye-ihe best I'm the
wCr!d harmless reEabc The cnly perfese
dys. ssd BY al druggss. Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

CHINA. Glass. Sc. at Gre NJ Bav q q ins.-
HADL3YS. Sixth between Thirty hfth cnd ThirsS-
SIrfh sire
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

F. A.. Brooks Removed from Fulton
street 20 5e Broadway. opposite the herorollsan Hotel
Boots shoes and GRers FOR ladies' gentlemen, msse9,
Ia ilaNn ,rlrlcee
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Lace Curtains.
New Persian stylss juai received
O. L. J. b. kELTY, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

CrfstadoSo's Ffafr Dye, Preventative
aud Wig Depot wholesale and rctsiA No. Astor HouoO.
The dy eapplied by skiful artists.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Burdsalrs Arnica Lfnfm ut--An In@
flibs for burns, scnds sprsins rhcurastis gun.
shot wounds &c single application alays the pain frou
burn he instant Il 10 applied. No family should DC with
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

II You Want TO X now, &C.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curious book curious people, and good book foR
every ons Price 81 90 To be hal at all news aepetA
Contents tables mailed free Address -
DR.. g. n. F00TE, l. $50 Broadway, N. ].
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Highest Premium Lock Statch sewino
WILSON, 626 Broadway.
wheeler a wilson's But,oa Hole hachinA
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

ptesent.-rhc Most Suifabre Present.
for smokers Is undoubtedly Meerschaum Pipe which ca
be got gehnne at PoLLAh SONS. Manutastnrers -
paired,
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

-n Phaion's Might Blooming Cereul
e1tant Cesars day, he would hove preseuts
bottle or II Caipnurnis As H. PHALOt scnds thos
sap de Of bottles OF II TO California.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Prizes Cashcd In MI LegaIfzed Lot
texes, and information given. JACOB BROKER: ohios
IFS Broadway, N. Y -ee s.M
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
Polics lntelligence.

RoxBuRy Al A RAILROAD DkPor-Mrs Ernestlns Ntner,
Of leo Grand street. while At the depot OF the Harlem
Railroad corner OF Twenty sixth eirset and Fourth
avenue. hsa her POCKET picked OF wallet containing
s2f0 BY young man giving his narno as Thomas Rogers
he was caught In tho and dropping the money ade
an effort 10 escape: but John Reed employed 10 tha
DEPOT pursued ard arrested Rogers. He was subso.
queny taken before Justice Dodge and committed 70
prison for trial, without bail.
Tss sHoorIxa AFraAy BETWEEN 1Rvrxg AND ScANxr.-
y,oysucs scanmel who shot James Irving Ia the hip
with revolver during quarrel which they had In tho
portcr house corner Of Twenty street and Second
avenue on Monday evening, was subsequently arrested
by occr Hart OF the Touth precinct and taken before
JnstIce Shandey, and committed for examination. 0ccr
sullivan OF tho Eighteenth precinct, who saw she shoot
us pursued scanned for blocks and discharged
pistol to intn,idato HIM but some OF scammes friends
nicrrcred and assisted him 10 escape. Mr. Irving said
TO be seriously injured
Assrsr ov BowxRv MERCHANTS. .-On the 10th ult. The
store OF Messra. woolf Raus No. 81 Murray street. was
entered and robbed OF black sewing silks valued At
about s7o0 Quite recently about half OF the stolen slk
Leo pod Dawson Isaac L. Grismor, no Bcwery, and
tho above samcd gentlemen yesterday arrested by
ON GERS T,lsy ana Kaaher OF the Third precinct, and
Justce Hogan committed them 10 the Tombs for exsm
nation Tho accused parties stats that they purchased
thssilks In good faith, and believe they will be able 70
estsblsh that . he airing before the magistrate.
The Case OF Mrs. Hutchins, OF BaIefnrors.
Bonos, Nov. 10, 1884
Mrs. Sarah Huohins OF Baltimore, recently convicted
giving aid and comfort 70 the snemes u her country
now tho rsohburs House of Correction, under av'
| yVan sentence.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Ivory Earrings and Pins. New 3 tyleSs
BLACK Whts Red aud dollars set feR
sale ty g. g. ALLES AIS Broadway, door below Canal
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
Ihs President Petroleum Company. .

Piles.-Dr. Witmer's Pile SuppOsitevy
10 Obtain cure forBesting or Itching Plea Agescy fss
New york, l6s Bovory,
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Martin ~ Atkinsen,
,Il SEVENTH STREET WEST,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
good claims under $500 Of the depastmssse
et . discount OF hve per cent.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
oid EYES Made New.

pamphlet directing how 70 speedily rcssre9 sight aae
sive up spcctgces without aid o doctor medssiuo 6eue
By mall free, receipt of 10 cents Address f. b. Feos.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

the Toilet preparations. rs. o., OF SssspA
burnett A0o' " Do' HELMB0LDs n, 5eA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
Furs FOR the Ladies and winter

for the GsDticmenkNoX IL ehernE his superb stock II
Fancy Fu At low rates And ady who nesscts to vse
bis cssa oishmen ez Broadway, While seeking for ses
commits bund-r Our mails readers require thin
suggestion they that KNOWS Water Hat a
tho hspdson1 ohkainnble aud likely
theis bead covering elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

GentIemen's Scarf Pine.
Two three four i've. sit, eight, en 1nssn 70 hty doA
rs each For sale by q. o. ALLEN, tit Broadway. enc
door below C,na street
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
Large Attendance Of Influen.
tial Citizens.
statement Of the society's
Operations.
Urgent Necessity for Sanitary
Reform.
IhE COMING CHARTER ELECTION,
ks~ &ss -. ~

large and influential meeting OF the metubers OF the
Citizens Association OF New YORK held last evening
u the rooms OF the society, No. sl3 Broadway. The
object ana purpose OF The meeting forth the
annexed circular addressed TO the friends Of tho ve
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

-ss 81 sbt. season IL from 40 e.,
40 s.s-.. colder ,be ssy Msrov ysysr, .aS
white yosucs agucs bilious remen.s, az seueries and
unless the body Is In fu vsox Put the ys,ens
II BY tskiuG halt viue Isa3
onhrssarrr1rfRR,S on hs STOMACH BrTERs twice dAJ Said
sycrywbers New Yort once 1 csdAr "esse
we wouid Call our R~adcrs' Attsn-
,on 20 the ,s,s o. 70 ps sya a. ssrsv
sfrret al n occok this day.
window shades.
Gold HouApd. *ci osw ssys shaac Fs'uFss "a reaao''
pr'css " W = - nssAvar,
The New York herald., 1864-11-30

Piano and Table Covers.
New siyIs.n
The New York herald., 1864-11-30
assigning each PRINCIPAL department 70 board specially
competent and qualified 10 deal With IL.

assigning each PRINCIPAL department 70 board specially
competent and qualified 10 deal With It,
rgs SANITARY BUREAU.
Tue care OF the beath and lives OF million OF pecre
Ia one OF the geat municipal government
Tue alarm os death rate cf THIS city, compared WIN
msDy other places favored by nature aud the vast
amount OF preventabe SICKNESS are striking indcatoos
that We needed inquiry by competent men mo the fea
1he Sanitary Bureau was organized and charged with
the whole subject sixteen eminent physicians gave US
their services 1beir pars were carefully eaootaed 10
the H. leriencs and OF The rich results
of.sanitsry science IA EOfope
they map ed the city into twenty nine districts
devised thorough system OF Instruction aud toaury
and appointed corps OF twenty nine educated medical
inspectors to 70 into every district Isue alley aud
ment and report 10 The Bureau minuiely, n writing
every week. Many OF those reports are models OF san
tary nsresiion 10 many Instances they have taken
Photographic views Of ienements and ded courts
showing TO the the where fever Is born,
and where death ri ts on tue humble poor.
samples or pump water from popuous and sckly
neighborhoods have been chemically anay zed revealing
the poison lurking 10 it, though sparkling and clear n
appearance by an exact survey they have marked the
dark, upveDtated DIV eingg the defective and
other causes of disease and pointed
sary TO save l1s and health.
The data for Health law based on our exact know
edge or the city, aud embracing the best results OF san
tary science. arcthus provided and In our hands.
the records this bureau arc . monument Of patient,
scientific and Ihauthropc investigation unequaled in
the history or any other city.
THE BU ssAU or LEGAL ADVISERS
is composed Of Msssrs. Chas OConor, Murray Hoffman,
Francis b. Cutting Benz. W. Bonneyy VIM. G. Moves,
Daniel Lord. S W. Roosevelt. Beni D. siln,an and Aex.
tions OF law arising In connection with city government,
the revision OF the charter. draughtIg OF laws, &C.
This bureau holds fegnar and frequent meetnes every
question reerred {, 1t 10 carefully considered,
opiaon or advice ten out and placed the records
OF The association.
An Invaluable collection Of opinions and reasonings on
muntcps law ana tbesiaws Of the State
or affecting this city, 10 10 process OF formation
Ing from the highest legal authorities and tus generous
service is given freely tcsthe association.
tbs BUREAU OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
10 composed OF EN- nent scholars and Of educa
ton, and has In charge tie highest development our
public school system the maintenance OF high standard
OF education, and the preser vstoa OF the
the Interference OF gnoran2 and incompetent and
corrunt politicians.
The interests committed TO ths bureau are among the
most important aud sacred with which municipal gov
ernent has nny connection; shows that
In this department crafty and craving officials have
sought for spoi,s
This bureau has already wieldst good influence In sup
port Of pure and enlightened public school
The New York herald., 1864-12-09
MARRIAGES AND pEATHs.
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a uDo~vAuDuRnovY.--0s zhsxodA0, OoooDb4e, "
-. = d. Burohasd, CHAHxD Hsusra. - ELvlnA Vas.
q nh eisv.l i.sls = tpelaak ebt ~ A.fA 'sHR7
.nAvsRyE--- -Nosxm--n Wednesday. Dsoembss :, q
gas, HulY HAvnnYm, 10 Jszsn eldest dAughtsr ef
vxnam hoilsr, 80, all ef this cssy q f-
Hnls0s-0puI--ua Thursday Deesnbsr 3. N Pre-.
6tsrtan church fremont, Westohester county NJ Y,
r me Rsv AIsxxpdsr Nssot. TnonAs HnIscT, yr., 70
lxxzaA ~, dAushssr o. 4. J.. Odsli, Of New York
NAnsn-boMHc1on.- On Wednesday Novsmher 10, q
- First Presbyterian church Elizabeth, j., by The
~. Evefsvd K6mpshAil JAs. l. MARsR, OF New York 70
eaAs E. dAsghssr a shs late Hsory Donnston, she
lesslss- -srpx1uAsr-os Wednesday, Dsosmbsr I,
~ he Hsv. William r. Tompktns, 4r. WALrsa c. RoB.
- of Boslon. Mass, and Mics JULIA sauRnyAxr dauGh-
~ ei David Sturlsvant, Esq Of Brooklyn, E. ID. -
BcnoosAAEER-RYDER.-Un 1hursday. December 8, ~
Nv n. Hanson, S1KPBzs h Sc cHoosMAKER Q: faibush
= Aox yDss, only daughter OF The Jaosbus Ryder
The New York herald., 1864-12-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TUE NEW CHURCH or TIE INCARNATION. MADI
Il and Thirty hflh STREET VIII b. Tor Di
seryice eermon an the holy rommnninn on snniy
thc lin ns NJ iO51 ococs md in sbe osenfna
dsv Mt O'clock Divine aAi refr IN.
AVG and parish and Tire friends oi
the church generally sto invisai 10 attend.
The New York herald., 1864-12-09
DRY GOODS.

"A LADY WISHES I'D DISPOSE OF AN EltsGANr
n Velvet OAK purchased in Europe worth SOD u Ia
quilted throughout wth whue silk. made OF The lloArsi
could scarcely ts elrslloi Ia New York; lowe
price $50 Address Tor three days Mrs. DE o. station u,
Post oEce
HLNTON WILLIS JoRBERs or HOSIERY A.p
b Gloves No a Leonard sr-et have just received ahf
would air unch lgsi th2a regl1F prcrs q
fn line or en'e lred Aid Gel. DO. skin 0loscs so
ls5es' kid 3.oses
The New York herald., 1864-12-09

tsrf4s G.Ia'hg eN t.1v
t4asg9 ,ynagsgl aasu'g y an.T 80 - ''~-
The New York herald., 1864-12-09

.t .aidsg ~ dsaw dlpe2 90 ms0 sNeo ~ I.
ta 70 szshoeoe,a ia44caaf azoa s.sel ~ Nv sa-''
The New York herald., 1864-12-09

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