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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10

GeN. GRANT N C4mP-A military friend
who has just passed some days. at the head
quarters in Culpcpper, has given ne an ac-
count Of bis visit and Of the habits OF the
Lieutenant General that am glad to tram
scribe Gen Grant messes with his staff
in house in The village and at bis table
sits Familiarity every member Of his military
family. Tie expenses Of the mess are al.
yidcd among the ten not in equal proper
tons exactly, but IN manner that is salts
factory. There is not tbe slightest attempt
at show or parade IN tie furniture or equip
age everything Is for use and economy Of
trouble and space. The crookory is scauty
and Of the plainest, and the fare, though
sufficient in quantity, is.just as homely as
that Of any thrifty and careful mechanic in
your city a chop with cup Of coffee for
breakfast bit Of roast beef, with pota-
toes and - hard tack. confronting a dish
Of pork and greens - served for the c o.
clock dinner. which was concluded without
pastry or desert. a cup Of ten and a Bit Of
bread and butter at IL o'clock flushed
up the day The beds were simply camp
cots, some with anl Others without mat
tresses and al the toilet apparatus any
where visible ere few tin wash basins,
q moderate supply Of towels, BIZ Of look
Jog glass, and horn comb. At the table
neither distilled liquor nor vine il p ermiited.
The General win not have either about him,
for bis own or others use
The inventory Of the Generals baggage
when be made his brilliant campaign 10 the
rear Of gicksburg is, take it, wei remem-
bered-a briar-wood telescope and a tooth
brush. 10 what relates to personal adorn-
neut, ard, outside Of the necessity ofeating
and blinking, personal comfort, be has rot
greatly enlarged bis possessions 5s three
stars indicate bis exalted rank, bat TO say
nothing 81 The charm which, 10 soldiers
eyes, these glittering marks Of rank possess,
| doubt II there i solnplssariat officer ID
bis army who IL IS plainly clad as be- lis
clothes are worn threadbare. and despite
the steady brushing Of BIZ servant, they vii
have an uatily look, due. 10 doubt, 10 the
Generss habit If going every whore and
seeing eaesy thing Tor himself The General
understands tbs relation betwedn cleanli-
hess and d8liness but BIS opinion, pracii-
eaily eviacsi, there Is as much II either Il
q flannel sart q In ons of Inca Of arsv az
room immasalateness
Your readers are not 70 suppose HAT /
am describing a careless 81 iaaoteni s. .,
Or oue who does not know The difference Be-
tween The garb q gentleman and thai u
slosen. The hsn are poihtsd Ont only ~
proof that this p.aa's mind Is 70 latent spsn
the gres, problem before bin that be bas
usIghsr he tas nor tie Inclination 10 eon-
slider miserable fnpslit.es
Gen Graat never suear oman 20 his
oamp has ever heard him giye attfrsDse q
pre1u8g g aay 8 im fsns u ary
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"fresh, lively and vigorous" Ar13nn. sotz1e 70
nature u - IL 10 dicuis TO separ.e the sctual from
she sdcnl. It points . moral" with such grsce
and honesty. thai every reaior cannot fail to be
Impressed with the sentiments 81 the suthorss.
NEW MUSIC.
NV R,-sutlful Lizzie,- Acushla Machroc. A bal
lad with chorus cornpo~pi by john Mahon. Pub
l.shed by VIM. A. Pond & Co.. bsI broadway.
IIoaAcg wArBua AL Broadway, publishes the
song Of the puntSin Girl" The Soldiers Dy.
Ing Farewell" what Ia Home Without tho Child
ren,"a sors, with chorus and Moonlight and
Starlight" These songs are already much in
,lotnapi, tsst the Tsiblishcr Finds difficult u ell
all bis orders
rAsvprBf'. ETC
Lin-pi.iii1.--A collection # Uncle Abe's little
stories. Published by J. r. Fceks g5 Ann street.
Mr.. Nays sgcosp Lsrrrn- on Dsws,n's intro
duction to the Fe1eralis,. MA. Mcfarland. Book
seller, Garner Rrosiway and 22d $, Get.
AssuuL RrroGr u the Mercantile Association
1sG3-ss.
Tnr wooDL,ws CLxFrrrY.--A description Of
II Ia burial SPOT, etc.
Tng PloTIrs oN Doox CoSrosuios. Published
by the Association Of employing printers. A dis
| cupfon on the wages question.
OuB BtEDES AND srrEssrn.-An examination
Of our finances. publishcd at s63 broadway.
| An Adde'S OF the Christian Unity Society, 10
| White STREET.
| Tnr DESTINY or ouB CoUsTnY, by Charles r.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, sEIT. $, 1864.


rnR arcst change which hes occurred within the
Las month In the general aspect Of military affairs
n not only highly ENCOURAGING but indicative VI
tls near approach Of the time when the sword
shsll again be converted into the ploughsharc.
Only one month ago, our great and powerful ar
mics had apparently reached deadlock. Rch-
mond. Atlanta, and the o.ber stronghods Of rebel
lion, bad come N be regarded by many people as
virtually imprcgnablc. A large anil powerful rebel
force threatened the National capital. States that
had been again brought within the Federal do
minlon were overrun by bands Of Devastating
Guerrillss the rebels had become jubi'ant dehsnr
and more than ever ntoersnt, and the prospect Tor
Fcedy solution Of the problem Of Union or dis-
union looked dsrb, gloomy snd distant. hut
what . marked, significant, aud encouraging change
has occurred. The great wositrn stronghold,
which seemed 10 defy aud nlo'k oil efforts for It's
reduction, has fallen. and ~ defenderh- defeated,
discouraged aud dcnorslised, are flying before
their victorious advcrssrcs Mobile, the Confoder-
aie Scb~stopol of tie West lies ~ she mercy OF the
Union guns is moe, important dcfcnc~ reduced,
and it's occupation resolved Into simple question
OF time. The formidable bands u gucrrilse that
ovarun the vast extent OF country In saEnnAs's
rear, bsyo tccn defeated dispersed, and their most
suocessful loador killed. In Virginia the change In
the situstion In equally NANTES, and important.
The rel 81 capital has bcou nssaei in Its mos, vital
strongbold-,hc arteries tha, supplied Il with food
and the elements ~ warfare. Ia. Weldon rnilr al
has been occupied aud held 10y the Union forces in
sp.tc a the most persistent and costly efforts FOR
Their dislodg-,ncn,, snl single linc--a rick
~, ovcrburdenei and worn out road,
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A Soldiers Letter.
IIBnY Pgi-oS, !
RCnNoNp, VA. ?
August, 2sib, lSci.)


RICHMOND, VA.
August, 2sib, l6i.)
DEAr FOLKS:
A 'rhange has como over the Pitt o. my
dreams !" and an now An inmate 81 the renowned
institution whose name hesds INV letter. ne
other onco" NJ NC re; inent and my self gob-
lied up by the rebels At Ream's Station, ON the
Z5th. | am uLhurt, although bad one bullet put
through my coat sleeve and one through my hat.
Since our capture have hccu treated very well,
especially by the Major who conducted us to
Peersbursb. He wss genuine good fellow.
Write H. the commanding oihccr Of the 9TH Heavy
tN. Y. Artillery and have my valisc sent home by
express. N shoulder straps are in IS posses
SION. send for them. The whole company "a here
thirty -nine men. Tue officers here sIe Major
W .llanA Let Lcutcnanis Chches CT, Barnes
Watts knower I'd l. eI;ona.t- Dearborn, Cor
Las fhn. v.nie'po sud p,oubcrt Find out
how u send letters, and write 10 me.
Love 10 all the dear ones at home.
WN n. KSovEs.
The above letter comes from brave young offi-
Ger, of whom 1t is related by follow soldier, who
saw the occurrence, that when the enemy, in charg-
ing upon our lines took the regimcnt. flag of the
Fourth Artillery, Lieut.. KsosER- who was In
command Of Company G, observing tie position Of
his ias, rushed through q storm Of bullets, and
tore the banner from It'd staff, then in possesso Of
| q rebel. hand 70 hand encounter cnsued between
the two, resulting in the defeat Of the rebel. Leu
tenant KSowER then handed the flag to his orderly,
AMI while engaged in getting his company out Of
the skirmish . superior force Of rebels male their
| appearance and captured the entre party. The
4 flag, however, was Bavcd having leon carried 10
the rear Utmost Immediately by the orderly. Leu.
| tenant KsowxR had been recommended By n.
General for promotion, and arpo' nted on the ar'il
lery brigade stat Of the ID Corps. Unfortunately
his commission arrived the day after he was cap.
| tured.
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New Publications.

TIL CoNrTs6 WoE19 3 .a Mgr REy joins
psinr his 81 mons, lgt oi, ,eatHo' specihos Sc,
Saieny coup :. ma e AZ! hon n" e1t ,onlcct,
ALlo lcah Ne.r COMPANY, Il' snc ia Nhssau e.
In this volume win he found n complete tlosra-
ply Of the la,c Archbishop and a full account of
tie scenes attending his .eath and burial. The col.
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Of Bishop Hughes in ls.0, and end with the sly
letter to "h r~an," in isis. No better moau-
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E'Ol.IEICAI..

MUNICIPAL RErORsi-TO CT AR Mixers
Ni ant Wotke iu Tobacco. GIand =. % Meet
m OF the Above tadcs, ei the plcir ot tie
,ltlzcnt Assoc on, Si uke place In tho Cos por
lhs itutc on FRIDAY eveninr. sep. 9Th. At oc.acH
pee .,to take 'ctcu w regard th- enc NOUS as
A'p g On honest indus b. dishonest ot'ir. hoilcu
an p1ii ctanr Al uranche. ot the Above tff e. are
~ v ctiuIN uS TED 20 assemble At the car make
h"ah'lnat'rt IS East oaiwnr, ~ q O'Clock, and
ioim In pro cssion, headed hv tho lnni OF tps
setenh lie 'iIuent whence they will march 20 10
hail. 49, order ". the Committee. JOHN a.. WOOD
II II, L 90 WILLIAM II. ELiNG, sec. 90
STH WARD MCCLELLAN UNION CLUB
~ AttoLuon ,-ihis cub viii hold @ Mar meet
iut lr 4. eniIif al o'clock. NJ their Hail o.
dam -. funcfual ATTENDANCE TO tel 10 ep re
To- "a" rTett mitigation mcet.u oi tAe lltn iusts
and ios ection NJ menhe.- FRANCIS y. At Ck-
ER Pes. CHARLES WATERS, sec III
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MIR. Stewards speech,

IA. SECRETARY sR~AgD, on saturday night last,
delivered speech at Auburn, on the occasion of "A
pubsic demonsTaton In honor Of General snUu-
nAz's victory. Az Il touches upon important polii
ical questions and bears cvi lencc of Mr. Savanna
resumption Of tie lcadcr'hy Of the Rcpubl can
party, his views are worthy the attention
sven Il those who msy not coincide Win
his opinions. Passing over his rcloicings IA
the capture OF Atlanta, aH common TO citi-
sens q oil political parties Mr. szw AUD manIfcs,s
disposition to turn the victory to the advantage
a NJ. LINCOLN at the approaching Presidential
election. In this inspect lis language is somewhat
ambiguous. He states that disputed success. ons
~ he mos freq uent for civil wars within
Republics and Monarchies and generally lead to
i0ragn intervention and spoliaton. In this view
hs sddueos the examples of Mexico aud the South
AmsFicsn Republics, and the recent dismembcr-
mont Of the Danish m lnarchy in cons,q eace OF a
dspass respecting tie title Of tie new X NJ, Who
asconded the throne last nicr. Tie southern
6taAs rep'- u Mr.. LlNooLS's election, and nm
dsrsoVk o. - 'p usurptg. Upon this subject
NJ. sswABD - ,tes;
Ths executive power OF the United S atcs IL now,
thsrcforo, by fc ct, practically Suspended between
~ vsurper Jefferson DAVIS 8, aud that constuu-
upnal Prosidcni Abraham Lincoln. The WAR is
yogod BY the uslrper to exprl that constitutional
fs1skant from The capital which In some sort ID
ecas9anuy bald IN siege and to conquer the States
Witch loyalty adhere 10 him. The war is main
hinsd on our sidu. 70 suppress the usurpcr, and to
6ing he insurgent States back, under TIE slhor!-
b a ~ constitutional Pres dent. The war is at
00AAs u 10 clear, therefore, tina, We are fght-
~ 70 MAKE Abraham Ln,o!n President NJ the
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Wholesale Prices of Country Produce.
NV IoRK. Wednesday, s,

The constant huctuaon in sold, which every dsy
varies TO great eaten, cons .deg-bly N s.rup Ell
justices, and I'll. ppo.s buy 10 syely Limited ext n
Bu. or 10 compl ely uns'ttltd In. lie tLlp..eL, o
C-iio. =. ve.y mode a., HhI.e hone ,r,ae ia
iathor dull, ing to Tie cA' rish p..,cS which
49,. .. .,,ns to brils down by s.em Of non.
consumption. The STOCK Of e.EsA iag.e, and n ice.
a.e easy. There 10 lie ian-e in the n IT,. y,
dressed beet, became the ppO,er guilty no,y
Killed. Potatoes ale p.en.i:ll and chenp,r thon,h
the Juppy il 10. oxC sriyS. Peach stIl cont II,r 10
Hiut ths marx OF, much TO the dlspli'emont nj ali
other iluts- Iheio sa fooily supply VI app e. and
peais but they axe inactive owini to he sos. uualitV
and cheapness Of peaches. GRAPES sell feely hui =,
high prIces.
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Financial News Markets, &c.

Ne,s York, Wednesday,, sept. :, T.. A.--Ihe gen.
eral stock market opened this morning with All ad-
vance Of az per cent, and continued steady until
toward. the cose, when the market turned heavy aud
cloeed dull and declining. Government. were steady
Tho fluctuations In gold as follows .-- 81 10
o'clock, s42S; 1875, 2i.h; IL, 2i2; il.5o, 241',
is.iN 4l,. 100 ?i2'a 2.2O, AZ, 2.sl 24i q
ala, 2+la $50 IA; 40 24l. The loan market
wa less active than yette rday. The is still per
cent. Exchange dull at % for gold and 263 tor
currency. From the number Of bids for the new loan
which are going forward to-day, IL lie believed to be-
certain that at tho opening to-mouow, the amount
will be largeli In OF the s5l,OoId10 offered.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

JACKSON HALG-THE MEMBERS ~
will hold putlic TEMPERANCE Meeting this eveninE
sept. s'h. Sr-ake a. Nessrs Miller md other sins.
ins by Nee-fs. Nhi'ticker and Others tius
i9t non AZ enhance will be strictly enforced a. e,c-
non Tor ofrcetr viii come OF on tLs evening sIl-
~ tk ~ kNE' Pes JOIN Lynch. see IL
NUTICE-THE VETERANS OF 1HE W,R
4 OF lNi2 have postponed their Excursion 10 ed
ncedht sept IAN, on account OF the storm on Tues
da. Tickets sold tor the Excursion Of the OH In a
VIII he scd for tho above day. Those that have 10
puIcha.ed uctes can obtain them n the ioos inc
ishd ngs on the day Of the Excursion, viz North Al
~ llliameturgh, Al o'clock. " o the Il, y v. -
fuiton Jerry BROOKLYN, at Peck sip n " So;
MOND, Chairman; GEORGE WICKS, Secty' NB-
MI &. a. J.. Gouldine, talented youth, will de-
liver comic orston that will Keep the COMPANY In
roar 4 lau hter. sS2
THE MOST ENTERTAINING MEETINGS
u ~ them all-The Father Ma. hew r. A. Is sole.
y, No. :, OF Bookyn f. -, hod their re guAr semi.
monthly conce and public t. Al nhtincur. nee inc
ms Ihursday, at Y. W. precise y. spcikers Mes a
,.lls o. ami Marian. Slu-c.-, Ncss g. Hatch.
lAylor' Allen, Miloy hcsstor Miss Csrnvan. Nj.
Nd and here. Mr.. Chas. uiulie With lue.m mex.
MI /. Acl tef the ceel rated voiirls ana be toi.
Al q ee Club and me- els ALSO next Sguda~, =,
T. NJ p ecisey. Master Daniel Nome tLc infant p o.
tl'f l!yyar olfI VII! del ~ an aidice to leItons
who take leor AID o'hel str ulan,s b.rsu ''y az
" sci q them, but ont care al "a them" .i.fcr
W. .ing and glve cabin .ur4t ao'h1 ME- thur
~ Boone VIII le p.esent th- II hlt riitca family
re worthy % the lc-i aud cuoc. Rememtcl VI Ice
kesiney, aud otheis. y. b. Collection of rive
''ntr each will lie ttkCn ny 10 L., uoilh Cyrc' 10
nom ~ isoht Csc lIyiul eats. I4OA. JOY tf- fres
NJ uLkAnh \, Ecc. sec. l2t
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The relatives and friends respectfully invited
10 attend the iuueral, on lbursdat al . noo1, h
inst at o'clock II Mn the le-uence oil bs par nts
~ Patncc It, B.ooAlyn. IL
GRlFFlTH-on WEDNESDAY, sep. = Richard g.,
in ant OF William AND Mary uuitth. ased %
lhe friends and relatives Of the family are re.p,c;-
fully inyici 10 attend the fne "A, tins nu. sdayl
NJ ernoon at = O'clock, tom the residence u his
parents 22 Hud,on II. go
SOD wife OF John keyte., astd II yotrs months
and uay.
ne relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral geNices ,hls
deucc. ~ West 18th II, Without further iLvi alton.
Inc Icmlina will lie token to NOukeIH ioT iate.
on tHday morning at O'c.olk IL
McGr RREN -Arer q short illnc.,. Edwari Nc iur.
rem, n-tiss Of the touuty frllnaia h, fafirh u
Tempo, ia the oith yeII OF ale d.e.
The funeral vii. take NON his late residence,
ll5 Alien II. this hu.s a,l Gieinoor, At oc.uck.
Ills ADD and iuin Ances are respectfully invited
20 attend. II
THOaAssoN-on Tuesday, Sept. 6 Mr. Thomas
1Lomtss Ou. ~ ti %, years months and 10 days.
The ieiatyer ard ireads OF tac family Ic-pec;-
fully invited 20 attend thc funo.hL FRIDAY IL.
noon, SEPT. y 1T = O'Clock, tom his late ttsGcnce,
49, y9th IT. New Jc.sey ana Long Island pagers
pieIe coJy. ~
VAN HENNIK-on wclncsday. sept : u con-
| months ana q dAys.
The Ip.utvc- and friends are !, .pectully invited
to attend the iucru, on ilidg, Hgr4 noon. sept. q,
ut o'clock from ms plicnts' Iesiuoacc 81 ,en-
| wien ave. ~
WHEELED Anon Aug. 9Th. Thomas whece-
han, native Of the Parish Of Bliytole, Co. Wet
| meath, I've and, rgcd yCn..
Ills relatives HAd 'ticul. aie rcsre 'tuy Invited
10 attend the funcrrl, tins Thu siuy! At noon,
at O'Clock, lou his lntc .c'ideace, Mcst An ct
bet llth and l2th Ase- -
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gS~'1'lsl'S"CnOT.

A MANCHA'S, 4l3 CANAL ST, BOOK
4 \ >erpins, Arithmetic, Wrinay, Reading, spelling,
AZ, are Taught day and evening. Terms rra-onalle.
individual instruction. SEPARATE apgI Tor la
dies, and private Instruction. Whiting, /! lessons
one dollar. $50
MUSIC--S2 FOR : LESSONS on THE Pr.
w .no with privilege Of daily p pessinA
m door ~as, ~ Az % "a
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TRADE NOTICES.
ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE Friend.

At SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE Friend
IA Association OF Pattern Makes, held At Military
"a, Boreiy, on MOnl-y evening, oeHemlet 9TH
~ cd Vile ''as, 4 b. p.cvcd Ain. hts 10 .. ii
his iirc uta - i" s on, 10 tnoVe b, dea oul late
ieuow-.,e,nhc., CHARLES LOtAN, We hos In h4-
m,I,y 10 iis ~II -uNc4, That ip the .cl h OF ca.
bate bothe We loo uuc oi Oug mOet u.hcent n.en-
y oud. Re Owed, That Nc i"pI hsl Dceps vi
the - lido" anu pa cut' ui ,coutse MAJ tne corno,-
,r u tLe Athlete con o.e ia IA n thea TO.
nat the c :esouons ;, eAtciol on the minutes, p.
lnl'e Ia 1ue sun inl ilr't %, anu cyp = ,pc..
associa.e. IAMEs I. ,OClIkANE, P.eoi.eut p.o
t.ui; Pa TER t. i,CiIH.Lt- sec. II
MOROCCO SPLIT FlSlSHERS TAKE 80
4i tee iLe.e 30 al hc TRACE m c,ins hc.d VA trl-
Au who oc 10 the tpnt flashing tisle 20 "Uo.
81 to tend. thelc II u1Hiuc.s VI the gIeaest
pIltahee 10 he t4aAsactta by oUer OF the Commit
DORTlRN, THE PACKERS AND POETERS
- A4eDc"uon val. ho.d ainr Nag on the e,eI n OF
f!Gdy >cp.. p At loc,c,', 9TH NuId iio.el. Pguc-
O'5hEA, 4 '-, : An, Ispi.S ! "a. ect. lal
EpN Moi LpLhS lNlON OF NEW luk.
lie .'.I.a4 htatiDt viii take pace th--
eyenins' NJ ~ ho"c,,y N Be mg,''( ,aee-
SUGAR MAKERS UNlON-A REGULAR
IA, Gang VIII te MID ~ rs ,,.tud II, on Thurs
"a sept. >, at > O'clock, 4. NJ. SAMi.. SOLOMON,
THF FURNITUREAN AND CARPET CLERkS'
= Early clusn- As.oc ht on wall hold their -uiar
meeting tins evening, IN he Hall of the ElIiy Clos
" arqrlAtlon, .bt BoNeTy. u. L. TAYLOR, Pes.
r. MuhIAk -, Scc'y. loo
TINTED CUOPERS-THR GRAND Society
~ III hold a Rpcular Meeting ~ the.r hall, lS7
RoNeT,, this Thu sduv Evening, q : O'Clock = If
iunctua attendance lsle ~ s.ei. D. ot.rr OF Pr
Tar "a KNr- Pc. MILAN iiAUKEli, sec 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Phrc biological Examinations, with Charts,
and full written dc-cr pons Of character and advice
" the mort .pptopria'e pursuit, in which Won oan
be't succeed Faults-how 10 correct them Heath--
how to .cuie and retain IL; the MANAGEMENT Of
Children. -clf-lmp ar..enL e'c~ given daily by
Messfs. FOWLER & WELLS, at 80 Broadway,
N.s York. 90
Postponepcnt Park Lodge Excursion
viii c. t.lniy taxi place Oh F.l4. sep. >, IoUi,
zane time and place. ~ ordc % COMMIT ~. .
NoiscIc.s 1 Iiptic sewing Narhinc.--tun
by Hot AR sIiUali go 'A.iI ls.o.e "a ohain'
elsoA here. once ami saosioom JJi B!Oaa~ay. \.
IA 81 FILE, Prop ietor 40
For the iinir and skin. Tricop.
heious. The best ami cAr.p-st atic.. sold b. AL
dIuggrts. SOt
Grover & Bakers Highest Premium Fla. =
tic Stitch sew Mcu. 40 B.osd~ay, Me- a.,
and 2oj Fulton 81, Brooklyn. 81
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DEATHS.

CRtIsE-On Sept :, Richard, the toloved and
youngest child OF Pa'iics and Mary CIV A., aged /
ycA4, month and days.
Wisp the cold viii al roul around him.
tOd nt sim. Hcioc. h. hicx,
Lay han aeItiy IN hls c0;hn,
Our vCE E.chIIa has .oLe TO rest.
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pAWNRROKER'S SALE MIS- DAY, AT /

o'cock-B..NjA,iiN wa r.le H., via sell al
the sAies11onl, Nnth ave- -elc. nj tment Of
ulrtoemed pledges. ~ O,Lor o, uEOL IL CUD-
IIi'P, 10 IgFt IN II. II
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JOHN dORIl i.is 10 r,-t Hpl "A p. q +Os
Iot- OF meas aud voEcl' clio hia;, ELK aud her
d osso' u e.c.o.hihs, ,n1Hs sne Is, co -ss, iom-
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TINN 4NTlI'VNI.N y -I.-IIiIN UN1, nj
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i,,nf i,.e asso. meu, OF men, women gli child
sea- oth u , toad n, saoc b, loot ,-i shlc, and
hume oUs Othc article. ~ ories CT dip sad n.
LONG 30 East Il oIdway, FIidly, y i.aA, sale
pvd.ed .Cois. Is, Il. sALOAON, 81 Ma.ison su eet
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