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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-18
Nrra!nging the Radicals.

Gov. Medary. of the .Columbuo (0hio)
Crisis, is battling boldly with the Aboli-
ton 1fdc5iuistration in reference to the
var
In q late number Of his paper he says:
: ~ tie latest news from Washington IN
'ac Republican papers We fad this. Wa: Il
has leaked oat that oiIicia reports PIT ,ho
ssnion lass at characteristics. Ia killed
wonn.sed. and missing at IS eco. 90.0G6
81 o''lekahcatiny, q. eco at second Nanas.
sas, =, Goa At Fredericksburg sn3 % con
a, l'~:'y>h" 'Fh'se appalling figures tell
'la'uiy what has feean.a Of the grand armF
O Ia i .Ater # 1862 We east bring
back the lo~t. ;a; sse can. ssCh-issians o;id
Tair'ofs. Fi.a,e AZ e!I.rf oafore-5i Il att, usau
10 saFs' ei"nat,t Of h@t Is ~.
Aa~.u, s;esi,j4& i: !i:oe.la-5 bf> caa
Tor o}9 o'3 Hssre troops Ia asks aera
are tie h'liion and three quars'ts 81 icYa,.
is'@- var nseil -uen fer the Ui.ioa with or
without coiidil0as--iAen far 'pi pioatod
wItl' contracts = neii Of the oath bound Goa
efcss who cried fer war? Arc they rcac r
To march 10 the rescue! Net q reeif
nor man for any purpose than home GU
-'Le pig feeding, lacy waiting. miikzmaid
sold'ery and yet they call .Ais % lar
war.
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Eff There is m1ck IN nu;rv. IA "a

EFF There is muck inquiry as to the
present whereabouts Of Sherman and his
Yankee army, and whittier they are bound.
They had labelled on their caps "Mob;le or
HI, : and it is now evident that they are
not going towards Mobile. We fervently
trust that they may be Polk ed into the other
place. though push in that direction is
not an act customary With the Bishop Gen
eral.
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Olle 1Dinditator.
", II, II. LINN, Editor l. Proprietor.
TERMS.

=, -.<>---<>o---c~7-
~ stvlNDicAT0R"e il published weekly, at
give Dollars a year: Three Dollars Tor
ssr -oontAs: TWO Dollars for three months.
tnvasfabEy III ADSA CE.
spyg srIsExFsrs inserted at I lV0 OoLLARS
.'.,ora Of eiaht lb,es (or less) fer each inser
ion. Larger advertisements in the same proper
~: ~ Unless the number ofinsertions be marked
upon the manuscr'et, they VIII De inserted an'n
gsg- 4 liberal discount made to those who ad-
~ Annual advertisers viii be limited TO their
"A, ia nm siness-thoug occasional changes In
a. If the adger tisement may be made during
'"s y- 1,rap,irnt aivetti5ements payable in al
v<,ncss ali others VII be considered Cue when cal
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-18

Lieut. Gen. Holmes and staff are soon to
report to Richmond, and Gen. Price sue
cseds him in command Of ell the troops in
TIE field.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-18
SPRINGFIELD, LII
Nov. 18Th. 1863.

Hon. John Letcher, Richmond ID
Dear Sir Your favor of the 10th inst,
is received. You ask me to send you copies
of your letters to ME in October and NoTem.
Der. 1860. herewith forward. through the
War Department, copies Of all the letters
received from you at any time. You are
mistaken as to dates.
AS I have no copies Of the letters wrote
to you. viii you do me che favor to forware
through the same channel, copies Of my let
tiers to you
/ remain yours truly.
LRwIs P CLovsR.
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, aH Fuly,
Your friend.
(Signed''
JOHN LETCHER.

N B.-This letter should have been
dated 81 instead Of eco" The envelope
containing the letter is postmarked '.Rich-
|mond, January 18th, 1861"
L. P. C.
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.gg FERNS CASH cor =h Jeo ~ofS' "a sAH's
s.v.
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p1r- q DAVIS.


raraaev f;-T';iva.ea Thes II Garter, John y
ts+44tii.f 4-siifess, 1has Ciafk. NHs IL
egsna Je:ae4 = Fretwe'l, Franklin Gardner, John
Sraef N';n II Il ,rnipp. Waynesboro ;e.'"iln
sexaq.iar II Ii Cav. I3ph W sillings, Shefando;
y n Il Clsfk As&errr Myers Ntw Hope; llarfi-
4.,.,,ry. " n;f&lr Dee,teid w Carpenter res
t54ae. Hjt hg.,.y.l VIM Jones, (substi'ut-il- kobt
L., :. 5son tet3.sfftlte.)
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All advertising for Tess term IN ihree iho3s
will be charged Tor at the usual rates ill.,.
inserted o9s year for sloar months i'r y ~. ~
g9- Aanouncelnents Of Candidates 30: 70 'e
pAs s - i .'ennonica Jon sotiees Of rersona!
nsi,st, ci.sracter, or Intended or ca!enated !"
promote anT private enterprise Or interest "' 20
ehargsd III - ;ji be charged for at tie rate
osfxs cars per line. They must In oil cases he
accom- oAniad by the money. c..oo. o,,n.
Ess- oiice on New Court house street !, oP2o-
p,te Brandeburg's Old Stand, ahS pear ''7 :.
Hotel.
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Go formers an0 Others.
DAVID THOMPSON,
ID" Observation-Disclosures ANp NrRsERYMAN,

~ HORTICULTURIsT AND NURSERYMAN
Green Island lopp3sife 1roy
has on hand READY for nspantng large quantity
of superior and hardy GRAPE VINES, IN all about sixty
rietic-h catalogue gives specific character and qualities
Has also hand large assortmrnt 81 SItA DhItlti
VINES Of which pcn as carly as the 2Oth oil May see
Catalogue Tor details ......
Has also French, Prussian and German PRIMES; also
that superior celebrated XWETsCHEN PkUNE 30 iavofany
noticed In by fsmers Club in New cify The
Tribune newspaper and The Country Gcntcnan Speaking
Of TIOMPSON'S GRAPES, the fImeTs CLUB says
" II this Is Seeding that will pcn at Troy every year
With certainty then IL Is acquisition worthy Of notice.
In the discussion the Club the PRJ NJ II was SAID;
There several varieties Of the Prunc and this le Lwc
chen Cats commonly called Swizse and TIL. may be one OF
hemi any rate Il was the unanimous opinion Of the Clnb
That Is excellent fruit and well worthy OF recommend
ton ior general cutnre the best Prime they ever tasted
TO be careful not 10 recommend anything not worthy Out
are willing to give this Prune the highest recommendations
Backed and sustained he Ia by distinguished body as
s Farmers Club Of New York city (anatcurs well a, rac
teal cuyator Of Fruits and vnc themsevesl, Mr. Thom
he Is able to present such varieties Of plants shall
SUIT their taste and choice urging all to plant Vine Tree
OF Sawocy Bed that in the OF or two years
At most tney can Il their homes enjoy the fruits easily
TO be obsned In the beginning and which luxurany gatIy
MI THOMPSON Is a, all times in readiness. to attend to
calls Tor ms services In caring for the Fruit Yards Vines and
Gardens OIL MS friends and employer In the line Of s pro-
fession.
Orders for his Vines Trees &c. may be leu at Col w T.
Ward Hen County snculturs and Manu-
fscturers socety Once No. Go sst Ferry, Troy
1t his house on Green Island corner Of Canal
DAVID THOMPSON,
Horticultural and Eurscryman,
Green Island N.
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Corporation Noilccs.
PROPOSALS
FOR
S25O,OOO
"RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS,
No. ~ OF THE COUNTY OF NEw.YORK.


seaedPropols wl be received o. the Comptroers Once
until MONDAY tho 18th day o. June 1884, at o'clock p III,
on the sao viii be publicly opened for the purchase Of the
whole OF any part Of the OF Two Hundred and fity
Ihou.and Do,ari (s2soo00 Of " Riot Damages Indemnity
Bonds, No p" Of the County Of EewYork. authorized by
pcs . and as amended by Chapter SO Of the Law. Of
1874 and by on ordinance Of the Board Of Supervisors aP-
proved by ihc Mayor, June - le1i
Tie said bond Will bear interest at the rate Of SIX per cent
per annum payable hatyeasy Tire rs. day Of May aud
Nogeu IN each year -nl tho principal will De edeemabe
on The fir, day Of November 1892
THE proposals vii state tie amount Of bonds desired and the
price per 800 thereof and the persons whose proposals. are
accepted win ilo-eupo BE- required deposit with the County
Treasurer lat the Broadway Daak the asded to them
respectively.
On presenting 70 Vie Comptroller the receipts Of the County
n asur for such dapo the parties VIII be entitled to re-
cv bonds for equal amounts Of the yaue Of the sums
o. rd 30 them bearing interest from tho d-tes o. payments
Tc proposal should De- sealed md indorci Proposals for
Riot Damn,s Indemnity Bonds 10. 3" ard the same inclosed
Al , second envelope aldiesscd 20 the Comptroller
The r-ht g. rcsrrvcd Tc any e Of the bills II con
srd necoaIy procc. promote the Interests Il the
County, MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comp'Eo4ef.
city Of Hew.lofi Department. Of Finance, Comp'roers
Office. June L., illL
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CupvANcr OYrcg, WAn Df?AnrIENr, /
MAsHIyGTON, June q, 1865.

WAsnISarov June D., 1865.
CFA.ED PROPOSALS will be received by
- ,us ieprineu. ulti TUESDAY July l.9i q I p No.
iai.sian,d Ofc.-' SWORDS. and 10000 Musicans
SWORDS, Jn.ted states reggi'.'on p'.'crr. III, 49,.
standard patterns o.. o. tc Ncsyl OK Ar.rna. TAoy
be sub ot O. M usual nspac'ion 1 proof % the man
Dcvsses ', be made 80 lots o. not lc'' than sne.ff
tccntn Q.h per week If tie whole nunhrr 'nirar - ir
M fri delivery 70 Do mad, 900 tie 21d day of july leia
fl gic make deic ai siccilct time VIII subject me
contractor TO forfeiture o. e number DE ray ; 20 denver
No bid Win be considered from parc' other ;an regular
mauuiac Of Swords, and such ere known g. ts De-
p-Ttacui 60 b. competent TO execute ~ tle own "oo'
tae wo'k Fropo,ed iof cr-,p.,.rv
The bidder win be Teq.fc- 20 accompany Die roq2 lion
with guaranty. signed hy two rofr-c person. tlai ~
for tie same with good end s0i 'ut suscs in nin 'qn
20 a., amount O! thc c1r'r GO, to dciifr- ne article
Ind In Gaze Ire aid b.llsr should IN 90 enter Toto the
contract, they mike good he difference hr.wcrl The cirr
said bidder and DE neat responsible bidder " TIE person
to VII ,m the c7uif may be as .rd.d
Tie responsibility II le enar,noi rnsi be- BY tnc
ofthe United s,atcs Di.thc'Atoucy.
Bonds IN sum equal to ne fmonni Of the confined
BE- required Of the sacoes dder o. bidders laon signing
FORM or GUARANTY.
We the undersigned, re,.denis oil --- IN ne coal.
~ Of -, and Sta'e Of -----, hei,oy' Join.y
in ca-c the ioscgoue bid Of -- be accepted that DE
or hoy win - once execute the contract Tor ne same
with good and sufficient snreiies Ga equal 20 the
amount, Of the contract g. furnish IN articles poposed ia
conformity 20 tine term. Of the advertisement dated luns H.
1884, under which The Did was maic ond IN cas- the siid
shall l.l % enter into contract as rforcfaid. we
guarantee good hc difference between c oreI II The
/ fqid and thc next lowest respolshie bidder or
tie pegson to whom the contract miy be- awarded
! Given under our hands ard scals
this - day Of -, ~.
Witness: lofa.i
lScs.l
To This guaranty must be appended the Official Certificate
above mentioned.
Eac panty obtaining conract viii bc Obliged 20 enter INTO
bond with approved lrrtics f1T It, faithful skccuiicn
Iron TIE aVaId bong made .si uidsff VIII De no
fed md furnished with forms OF contract and bond
Tho Department. the yt select any OF OF BIDS
II not deemed asisflcfoIy.
Proposal viii ho addressed 70 "nluGADlERGENERAL
GEORGE j. RAMSAY, Chief 81 O-lualrn, Wa.Aii r'1n,
y C. d." snd vii be- indoIri " rTo1l.al. Tor Non-Coul-
sioned Onlcefs' "a Musicians Swofis.'
GEORGE D. RAMSAY,
jel8 cod y5 Brslde.-oeneiai, th.ci o. Ordnance
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AssIfTAsr QuAnTERyAsrHa's OEUcg.
q Inn L-LA

hssIfTAsT CrAHTEHyAsrEHs OggICg I
No 10 sTA1EET., NTw-l ok CRY. June, -, liti.b
GFALED PROPOSALS will be received AZ
- tis Office unit l. clock TUESDAY, the 2th inst,
ioT tie delivery ui iry p0ats f4 hospitals follow te
,cyrral cuut-s 81 Co IL and WOOD uecd respectively
~ David Island about 2Dg tuuf Goals Hart Island, nb1ut
100 coal Fort schuyler about Loo rrit cgn VII
let's Point about 900 uus coal roIt Columbus, about ~
tus coal ana about 81 cords wood Fort Wood aboui l.AJ
tun coal and about 900 cords wood; Fort Hamilton ABOUT
$50 tnns coal about POO cords wood al Fort Lafayette,
about So uus coal ind about 20 cords wood ~ OFT Hc
mond Coz coal and about lD' cord wood o. fort u
Sandy Hook about 70 tuns coal eud about ~ cords wood
Tie coal be Of best quality Of aurcite and 20 be- one
gered 70 the d0cis free q pcnse % the Government Tie
contractor can however avail h-f Of tie privilege Of hay
iug the ~ oel and hauled b. Government teams = Che
Do % the Cugr-lt rae % unloading tuu Nor
chantabs hard wood the standard the cord Is hundred
and twcuty-eght cubic feet
The bidder viii BE- hired 10 accompany their proposals
with suaran;ic fieied by fesp nDr a, a IA casr
their lids ere accepted tey W. within twO dys flccaicr
execute contract the Win good ind Sufficient sure
ties in the Of 10000 ten thousand d0.ars % deliver
the Coal and bJOj i've thousand dollars TO deliver the
Wood they may bid therefor IN con rmy with TIE term
this advertisements payment for each delivery 20 be made
n such funds tie Government my provide upon the &C
know ucnt Of tie proper pfs occr Of tie Post Al
the Col and Wood contracted b; delivered between the
date OF the signing Of the contract and the goth OF September
1854 The privilege reserved oircctng any OF oil Tie bds,
II deemed advisable. .
OFFERINGS should be ndorsed, "Proposs!s for Goa" (oT
" Wood and addressed 90 tho undersigned.
by order OF Mai. STEWART VAN NLlEr
Quartermaster, l.. = 4.
Il G. MORGAN. Capt. and A. q. NJ.
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

AT Nos. ia, I76 and lT5 Bleecker-st, six
IA blocks west Of Broadway pleasant cool ROOMS with
excellent BOARD. Terms moderate. Also. at CLIFFWOOD,
HOTEL on Rsrtan Bay; by steamboat foot Of Barclay
st. 81 D. M Fare 10 cents Fine groves splendid bathing
hshing drives and beautiful scenery.
A FURNISHED ROOM, without Board, to
IA spare to gentleman By private family Convenient
business by aud stages plain but comfortable Price
Iueasrs,e Inquire u Nv. lA East B5osdwsy
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Drn GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
STRANG & ADRIANCE,
NO 3J5 BROADWAY;
(netween FRANKLIN and Leonard sts),
will commence - -
MONDAY, JUNE p,
10 close ont their WHOLESALE DLfAhlhENI Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS
Ar RETAIL,
at a great reduction.
The great rise I'm gold. viii be offered AZ
FIFTY PER CENT LESS THAN 800 .,. .o,,
THE PRESENT COST Or lMPOBFAIlON.
The ASSORTMENT is COMPLETE IN oil the
NEW STYLES or DRESS FABRICS,
including
EDn PIECES WON-rED GRENADINES.
OF % cents per yard, cost 10 impo1s, % cents
ALSO,
BLACK SILK snd WOHsrED GRENADINES,
from TO y'rls wide.
BLACK and COLORtD slLha in ul QUALITIES.
ORGANIZES aud licDhi.Is b. Fe-t variety .
NDT-RNl SO GOODS ~ every description.
WHITE GOODS. LINENS,
and everything pertaining 20 49, AtEfiN".
CLOANS. in SiLk and CLOTH. Boo greet taffiF
sfbWLS OF EVERY DEsCAif4lON
Those vi.liug 1890 49,, o.. ,,.,,,., 81,
GOOD AND DESIRABLE ARTICLES
Plelse call aui examine before purchasing ese"AeIe.
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A GOOD RrSINESS LOCATION Tor SANE

~ At Crarviie Depot tho Nowbureh branch OF the
Ere Railway. consisting Of STORE aud DWELLING 1oa
ijon.e Ram y els SC and half Of lsnd buildings
new Apply 10 or address J. Z. HARlNG Craisie Orange
/, y
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pcniistrp.
J NITROUS OXIDE.

A NESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE.
"A Teeth Extracted during quiet sleep positively with.
out pair injuon, results To accommodate the large
Der Of parsons requiring his professional services DR. OYT
has removed 70 tue 4oy building No. 8s Eyosdwsy near
lSth1L
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II ITTATINNY HOUSE,

IL TT'TATlNNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER GAP.
This house open for the reception OF visitors having
been much enlarged dluns the last year II is Of the most
pleasant and heahf resorts In the country Trout fishing
continues till hrst OF July. References WIN. r.. DODGE,
GEO H. BRODlEAD, r. A. QUINTARD Leave foot Of
Corand..st. at 8 am, and arrive At the Gap at Pun
q. w. BKODHEAD, Proprietor.
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Ncw Fluctuations.
MISS EVANS's NEW BOOK.
300 SOLD,

MISS EVANSS NEW DooA'
10000 SOLD 10000 SOLD.
VIII be Published This Week,
MAO a r A.
navy Novel BY AUGUSTA }. EVANS author Of Deulah
Incz" etc.
Tie publisher deems the bare announcement Of new BOOK
~ M author Of Beula5" sufficient to insure the larscs adj
vance orders Of any novel Of the season. NIAGARA Is a
novel Of ea power fully sustaining Tie reputation Of the nn'
tor Tie first edition Of Five Thousand is fast pa ing
through the press be followed by others Orders already
received exhaust our supply aud Booksellers should send
e2.y 70 secure first copies.
One volume l2mo So PAGES Price 81 80.
JOHN BRADBURN Publisher
Successor to ". Doolady)
No. 80 Welker-s'., New-Yo:k.
DEADING FOR LEISURE HOURS.
THE ROUND TABLE.
OUT TODAY.
CONTENTS
TIE Oh NH at Newport.
What Annex can Literature Needs.
Fhe-Fles; rOern.
sportsncas Clubs.
Town versus Country.
REVIEWS
Some Modern Phiolosy.
LIBRARY TABLE.
Mrs sou.hworh's Novels.
Magazines for July
Litarsic Worship.
EDITORIALS
Secretary Ciase's Change Of Policy
The Cos; 0. the United s,l.c, Navy
The Problem before the Democratic Parry.
Gen. AicC.olsn's Grafton q. West Point
Authe
ART AND LITERARY NEWS or TIE WEEK.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEwsDEALERS.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY GENERAL AGENTS.
Tn PRESS ISIS ,,xco,x AND Johnson
CAMP Non SDNGSlEN.
Edited by @. W. aCSOAY.
Neat Pamphlet .orli. fiice - ceatS.
ln icw days: .
TIE LIVES OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
ANDREW JOHNTON
rau.rlIrt form - cents.
DERBY MlLLii., Fuoishe.s, No. > sg-aIa-s.
NEW BOOK By DIR. DEWEY.
THE PROBLEM
HUMAN DESTINY.
series Of Lectures, delivered before ,,.,,,
THE LOMELL INSTITUTE.
Ore vol, ESQ.,; Cloth Sa25.
Mailed fee on receipt Of price by
JAMES MILLER, Publisher,
No g.. Broadway. " y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-23

WAR DEPARrrrsr. CAVALRY BuRxAU,l
OFFICE OF CHEZ OUAKTERNAsTTR,
WAsHINGTos, q. G., June IS, 1854.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.-Will I've
= sold q, public auction 70 the highest bidder Ges5ora
Depot or FRIDAY 2h instant, beg ming Of 10 o'clock,
IA hundred 400 to hundred and fifty Qso
HORSES
qsse Horses have been condemned undt f5r the cavalry
service q TIE Amy Fog roid and far purposes many good
b. r.lins may be had
Horses sold silsly.
JAMES 4. FKIN,
1t. Col. 4 L. y. NJ Cav. Bureau.
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OFFICE OF .
" TIE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
Nos 2g9 and 2J5 IROADWAi,
Ncg-YofA, June ., 1874.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS, MANUFACTURERS,
&cWe ia pgep4lston and propose suing 10 "a
18th JULY next, edition o. The MeTclntlc agency
&e.efence Book"
The high reputation former and more I'm 4 wod Of
this kind attained STANDARD GrIDz for Importers Com
mission Merchants and bankcT ntucs not enlarge the
scope Of the Book. embrace all the requirements OF
-Iobbers Manufacturers Il will therefore, contain nom
10000 to 1900 comprising all those al al likely 70
amaze purchases any o. the distributing cities u the Union
TheTn.s viii be made upon Gaf7 furnished bB recrd
tho Of which extend over period OF - years y,
holders OF the book vii receive daily bulletin Of changes
firms ratings.
Terms subscription viii be- made known app eat on
Oce here any OF or prAnc and Associate Oicei
Boston, PEiale phia, bstimort Pittsburgh ucinnl-i
Montreal, and IoTonto II. @. Dun u CO.
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Tbantes for Business Nlen.

WOOLEN MILL FOR SALE.-A MILL,
w with five sets Of machinery, for the manufacture OF
Fancy and Plain Goods mostly Of II and all IA perfect
order use, with operatives the premises offered
great bargain The Mill 10 desirably located in Genital
ucut. FOX economical manufacturing Apply to
tQUN n EoxkT.N AEeas. HsytlVgJ, Gem.
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professional Notices.

~ D. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly Pro-
Ne lessor Of Special Anatomy &C. la tho SyTacuss Medical
College, NY. Consultations NERVOUS DEBILITY Med
ic anl Surgical Affections nom 10 H. TO p aud 20 9cyen
inss. No. 81 East 2.tt between eth and MAdisolaya
hR. LEWlS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No Beach-st.. between NaTck and
West hr0adwuy Il the only place whee the afflicted viii
receive proper seanfnt Hours oin . 10 p
EDWARD II. DIXON, Nj. d., Editor OF The
IL Sealpcl attends escnaiyely to OPERATIVE SURGERY
and the obscure diseases OF the Pelvic Nscca Hernia
Structure, llcnorhods, Narcocele and Fistua Oco hours
to TO g. aud 10 Evening" at No. a Filth
MRS DR.. W'T0N, OCULIST and AU-
I'l RlST Of French Diplomacy late Of the Asto Honse
No 26i trew No) West 3ith st. having treated the Eye for
the past eight years with marked and ang success garan
eo 20 quickly weaknesses and diseases the eye and
lids that have been found ncuabe of any nature length Of
standing. Worst forms OF hopeless blindness cured without
operation pain. Weak sight in the old young perna
nenty cured immediately by innocent remedies Ample city
references. Consultations between eleven aud two.
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DHOTOGRAPHIC MEDALLIONS for dc

bHUIUUKAFHIU MEDALLIUNS Tor INC
Il PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAlCN, with accurate photo
graphs Of President and President Of each party ncosed
g. and metallic Zach contains the Ike
mess OF both President snl President Tho
fifey new aud dseran from auytiins heretofore made
Specimens any address BY mail u is Gems each VI -
er dozen Liberal discount the Trade. Manufactured
JOHN GAULT,
No. Para-p'ace
Nor-lork.
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Supplies Schools and Families with qualifed Teachers
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Nesotae. I Scs and Rentals Of School Properties

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