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RECOVERY OF SOLDIERS REMAINS A
Stcindle.-A letter from jamestown, Virginia,
TO the Boston Traveller says:
Thousands of dollars are sent to this State for
the purpose of recovering the remains of SOL
diers and officers who have died during the
war. To such i would say that they are very
liable to be imposed upon. Some of those who
advertise to disinter the bodies are an unprin-
cipled set, and if the grave which they are in
pursuit of is not easily found they take up the
remains nearest at hand, and in most cases
palm 1t off as the specified one. And if they
really get the body at which stands the desired
headboard, there is no certainty of its having
been placed in its proper place, as the head
boards are manufactured by the quantity, and
carried 10 the spot to be there erected, so that
mistakes are very likely to occur.
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"a petition is being circulated in Aiexan.
late Rebel Secretary OF War. The JournaI y;
that city objects "to the enrolment on such ne.
ttions Of names Of persons who never had an
existence In this or any other county, which
It's It Is s.poslayeiy informed has been he case in
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~ READ WHO SAYS SO:

From the Hon. Thomas Is. Florsnce.
From the Hon. Thomas B. Florence.
FROM The Hon. Thomas b. Florence.
WASHINGTON January L, 1854.
GENTLEMEN Having stated it verbally to you +,
have no hesitation in writing the fact, that ex-
perienced marked benefit from yeur Hoof and seer
man Bitters. During a long aud tedious session Of
Congress, pressing and onerous duties nearly pros
trated ne. A kind friend suggested the use of the
preparation have named. i took his advice, and
the result was i'm provement Of health, renewed en-
ergy and that particular relief so much needed
and obtained: Others may be similarly adyan-
tagged if they desire to be.
Truly your friend,
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Z. XIV. WASHINGTON. D.. C. l..


BANKERS.
IEr COOKE . CO.,
BANKlRs,
Ntse.sA street, spposiis T,sasSry,
Buy and sell at current rates, and keep always
sa hand, . full supply Of All
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
T-3o TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, 6e.,
And pay the highest prices fer
QUARTERMAsTERS CHICKS
AND VOUCHERS aua-dH
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
b. d. COOKE, (of Jay Cooke 4 Co.. Presidens.
VIM. g. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THR UNITED
STATES,
BrH ST., OPPOSITE THE TREASURY DzPARrMsNY.
Government secsrities with Treasurer United
States.
1ONE MILLION poLLARs.1
Acting In connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE CO.'S
SPECIAL AGENTS FOB THE 7-3o LOAN,
we viii I'LL all orders with promptness and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission 10 Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand and ready
for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to NJ.
FULL INFORMATION in regard TO GOVERN.
MEET LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WARRINGTON, March 70, 1855. mH-n
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SThe Mayor Of Mobile has prohibited the
groes into hat city. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTH.
EN- YOUH --
Do Do rSoT roU Want VAN 70 SoSn BuIhp hpPfEfouR Up TOUR CON-
ST1TUTIONf
B9 Y9H Y9{ WANT T9 FEEL ZEE Rn MILL
NESSP
DO YOU WANT ENERGY
Do YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELLY
Do YOU WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS
II you DO, use HooFLAND's GERMAN BIT
TIERS
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
N OFFICE 314 PENNA AVENUE,
BRANCH OFFICE,
219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
WILLARDS.
GREAT EASTERN,
NORTHERN, WESTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EMPRESS FORWARDERS.
herchandise, Money. and Yaluables OF all kinds
forwarded with dispatch 10 all accessible sestons
OF the country.
COLLECTION OF NOTES, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
Made in all accessible parts Of the United STATE.
g. o. DUNN, Agent,
Ne A-u Washington, d. O.
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SECRET DISEASES.

STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHEATONS ITCH OINTMENT II
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in ls hours: also cures
Chilblans. Ulcers, and all Eruptiens OF the skin.
Bold by all Druggists. j. D. GILMAN
mar 11y $50 Pennsylvania avenue
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EDUCATIONAL.

ct. TIMOTHY'S HALL.-The duties Of this in
- stitutiOn will be resumed on Sept. Is, 1865 For
terms &c, catalogue and circular at the pri n
cipsl bookstores OF this city, address the prin
cipal. Z. PARSONS,
an 81 Oatonsville, Md,
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" @ T o B CKER, ....-.,
PIANO TUNER ANE REGULAToR,@A
ESTABLISHED IN 1855
Connected during ten years with the Piano Store OF
John +. Ellis, EsS., and known as Tuner
for Chickering 4 Sons.

NEW SINGING CLASS. - - :
Few voices are required to fill up New Singing
Giass, by Professor Alex. Wolowski. All those
and Concerts which win be given by the Profes-
sor, ana to make fine Singers, win call at his
Hotel from 10 Ia. m, and from to D. m. =
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W ANIttb.

WANTED.
OPERATORS, BAlSTEB' ANp BJlToS
| - lole makers on lnsa, ,.a.. 49,. IL. 81 u.. . "a
| all the week at !'5 EieLth ave, .- .'.t. l'u
OPERATORS wANTID uN MILITARY
~ pants, sinners machine. Inquire a, 90 'th
OPERATORS sl2 PER WEEK ON MILL
O1a1 s,ey.9a.a all la .,o-. santcl NrFI
nd J95 hrhth u. near a, H. IN thu t'ctor. 90
ONE SAWYER AND p BOX MAKES
~ santei at 40 ana 20 East 18Th e. be" ,os.,S
ami lst ave. l't
OPERATORS WA>rrp-OS MILITARY
| ~ os.iu.,is at , Eat B.oad~ny non. w cod
OPERATORS AND BAlsTEIsS FOR CAV.
! - ally .tckets. go Clinton st.
| DACkING Box MANER WANTED Al
| CAKl's Ro1 shop, rear VI - Ann 1t. s,ed5
| JOB 20 tie u.u. KIND OF a man -
! DUkI ES-GlRLS TO BOTTLE, Also \
! sa'd steady u.an that unt3 snss ,hr eualnr4
/ DAPIE BDN NNktES-WANTED \ FEW
Il eirls To make paper hoHc. none lut cooi hauis
need ,r 20 ,G," i,eA en- , ~ a,l a, a. 100;
/ pLUNBER WAETEp-ONE WHO IN
\ dcrtlni, fes ft'inl p-.''~'i Nc Hrc.d sreM
to. 10 icain tie trade. AppN 90 ' Fulton - sun
/ blIu'uc. is
/ pLl MHiNG-WANTED A lOtNG MtN
] = iIhl TIVE r.. |f 100 " 4..I j .'it'
/ ~ II SufJt - =
! pLuMREE ANp lABuEEE WANTlp-
| 1 App'g .ul vfaI. II. IL
/ DAITtRS MNktR WtNTEr-A coop
/ ! whchiue hlui. r. Z" " ost % st l-.
C,lIi NIluN WANTED To TAHt CARE
- . ,u.!!,u .nl .ra OBJ. isit Cd amtt 'v'l. i,4c
- is L,bery st. ~ %
>SIIOEMAKEES WANTED A LASTER
- and operator, at .0 CourtI-uat su ~ .ts,r
| SKlRT HANDS wANTED-HlGuEsT
Sspl ~, paid -ul steady work s"en. Appp g ci
T,D BAKER WANTED AMAN TOTAKE
Il chutre OF tiosa. uo,i waste wit. b, sreu. Az
ply Al @. UEL-I's Faltfy, SECS 3d. uu-" .eh Ne"
ITAlLORS WANgED On tISt PANS
None iut'he ncst,s. hnnd- u,co s'G sa.'s no
VI ,ct. Cal H 50 ihlftl -nIst ST. Dc.stt. Hu nud
l'th hstuueN toy rl.l 30
no ARTIFICIAL fLpWLE MNKrRs-
L Nsntriu ti.s-r'r-- tarn sho 1.ee .-'aad. Y',..r
"a. ..usi 10 a..i t.ut4s o. i'-,a hrd eii. cue
-, ''-' Saw FL iii'hi' OH. B'3s.i."S.
TiN iLATE WOKhfES NANItl--Arpy
u at. ". sNiIu -OS., 90 Nua - l1
N\rANTEr--A BOY FROM "a 40 D. Years
must l.. d. 900 bic pspu. CONT, we'll i,....f. tn,r 3
AL ic Wiling 70 wor. App. a. ou's 10 b
MAMMA, L., tuI,.a sr t.ooAY D.. 80
Nt-ANTED -tOE ONE ca Til NNAElLSI
w ruub,ats ii the service, f'afueu. o,iII a5 se7.
,'r $50 It,. sru. ,osk. nd s,k,. .,I ioor.vo 40
lone. AIp.y O.. dr-,4t.iy to /. :. Na'ai 81 i.ing
IVAN D-IiOOP SKIRT IlNHpo 40
w lua~, Woy,n AID h-o.i,I s.1'', 3D.. o' Nu'-s
WANTED a BAEIINDLK. ArrlN
/ w ON 0. g. 600. * 10. .ly Ne. 10 be-. -p..4-
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WILT Ask ".

o., NOEp 10 THOSE ABOUT TO En-
.o, =. VIE '.i u.lcrs yet hold of you. and
g. rue nMiltst butNIus AXE SOW PAID
II NV fpkh. amt t' lowest ,ashals viii not
alo~ TIE men 70 be Get, audec.
fliE uGili EtGIMEN f. NA.E.NpI.S
ArsllAut organization vith ooi -c.,, ssnl. =, on
sni val. g, tl!nl that Is right OF .in them.
which is anew Company, and III. hrr, 'h, election
Oh Hs3r1n 'i e., i,o 4, he ,q,is'ca "su.
r'.o tuk THREE YFNRs
=" H9k iM,O lEAEs.
" IN fohei io antilles a tickc Tor vh'ch ~i 10
1 own ON 'R bia5 an, Mt rd dse ISTS p:d mo tn
b, c,-u-,, oA ie iuSae hom II
G.. nHi &c ,ur ClpuNiu, Tho y III civ, VI s-yvty
inioims'GI hetler you enirt in his Company no,
's2 cor VI A.sor Ilsce.
4 ~ HANDS on DECK TIE THIRD
=, n Snn9'i r'N ON tor oiiiceN of the Ncr Nors
e'cn'nf' toh f'i' at o'clock. 80
A T1ENTlON, DISCHARGED SOLDIERS,
- olsen AkGEp SOLDIERS
Il >ou e,sh TO enlist In tn.
Veteran kc'cno COI,N
formerly
The lGNiltd CorpN
snl 20 ne hr'..t g,.h bounty IN full information
as to ~h,r you VII le station~i Sc. &C., call upon
,,, MAsHBl Ks wOBRAl1.
"++ fo6 hroadwa,, nv stAip.
4 CARR HANCOCK'S CORrS-HAN.
t'' MS CORPS HANCutk'S CORPS.
Notculls wanted iur this t,rand Corr IFarn,ie
tln0 tor three years tiVs cash
~ b tul tNuN ears. s1Gf cash.
- s Cor one wear. SOS each
Relief " tNuili's. Appy early 10 81 -Capt JOHN
l.. GIL Alsl, Miutfry HuadsuNte cot Hro ,,r.
ami Mercer 80, one hl,ck wet VI broadway. 80
4 TGOSHEN-NEw INDEPENDENT CON.
~ PANN
lliE Bksr CiIANCJ
hu onistlnc VA THE COMPANY ,1uain In camp a
Iiutru unit. The COM suy ir completed
GoOi Muu Nautct Tor Non On in ,,nsst fe.. r..
Apply 70 J. NJ BAATEI
Capt. and Hsc ruitins Of'rer
~ Jay HOUSE, Gu-lst, Otunre Cuuntv.
4 DNlCE To lNNALlDS AND OTHER
a Lrhan,d soldiers Hctorr ,nn enlist evil Al Al,
~ MON lJ.fKl sEN lAIINE ASSOCIATION" n
thn icfs st. up thifr and r,ssiye Inflammation =. Il
IA" lasrert iouuf,cs 81 are entitled to- So
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\.ANHp BOYS To PACK AE.1 .. /
~ ut 'A. Bake. .. d. ..'..
WANTru-A >'... ..uN ..... ..
w TO- ~ ycafs d. n-,. 80 ~ l,... ., ..ry |
~ ~ BiUauuat.
.WAYTEr-? oEvA,uNru ruNrrRS |
tot %c6SGttE il4' liS Si ' Il. de- N''
~ EANEE>-W WANTED ; E\G Carpet
W ncN. t.. . 't.,'iau. Aapl .Ul Nts' "ttl |
e. IN 'c .,'. o- 80 i.-oth ave. 100
"a ANTri.-is FIi>i-CLA~S if\f~HIES
w W 'nop O. I'd cuitoa. ral F. lac aIs.a n. u.-
...I -o, r'c-suar sli Carsl IT. "a t.or l. Eif |
LX-ANIu-joUD urERATUR~. ALSO
a,p.. %. to,c ai. lu.ct. .lIl ,h, Du.,D,s irry
| - iiua "a o. ga the sloic. ldj
WANTED A GOOD WAGON BODY
w "a. a. B OBI Nh.g.r a. j. .uti,S Csl-
rfoo,,u Na.c Uut r,,i uorhrcn uc, sarly ~
WANrrU-5 CARRIAGE PAINTERS, Al
w 'u,lins and Iced coo. ~ ais to'i black
o.. g, Az 1'i 9Ai,h''s' at TOD aud D' s,".tmo'-
N-ANrfu-A MANILA AND CLOAK
w ,nl.er. AHy 20 A. 81. A Il. DAVIS, 5.S
"a iNIED-t SMALL, SECOND HAND
w .gs ca ,,,,., lathe or lax s'' n4' 4 do
/ NNrtNTFp-A YOUNG Man TINT IN
w dur tauI.th t.h aui .t.- ....i.... que ttat
ho..sh, undc -t,ndr tn hu.n,,. >onc o,lcfs
! u'ci -,I.g, : s. sixth ave, cot goth r.
! w ANTLD - FlNlSHEKS, OPERATORS
w and ' - OIL Janis all 'h' e'o''' i-' t"'
| ~ ANTEr-i GOOD Coach PAINTERS
| w aud uhhor la4uite a. %, col-oI Of BIo,1-
NNr,NTrp- AZ opEP,rpp AVN , FIT
w , e; to ~ort on toueic ta,'ot'' Appn no
dave, anr hour up to 9o'Do.h nv ~
NfANTEn-HANDN To MAZE RI -TTFR-
! w al. Wo,1 y,v.n ,,t y,..I ,.f-.r ,,r ana A
.,a 10. tie. m-.e.' --.s..,n- 81, 80. OF cs'A i5l
NNTNNfTI-l5 OK 70 WOODEN WEAl-
/ w ere Aul. to Nokua Nuu,l.'s Protective
non. - ChA4tef Of, 'aiIihc- c.u D" sup9lei Win
| "ON'
| w en- Ap,i, al -, s.o-i..,. 30
w an Li'-->l-NAi.N. o"i',>A M IL "a.
.,,r. ,oSl mon TO- tr. .s..,l 5i tor "a ,c...i 20.
q, th' "oill % .. %. ,l.n'. 'u''' NW"
Xtr,>1r,- CON nIrprK AND
! w =. ..t,,,,,, '.,.'.'. t 20 10
~. G.'''' '' 't' IL '.,l 100. ,.i,.,,,',I,it
! o'''', d. - -.'~,.,,,. p,,,,,,, ASnt'
i.s.,o'v. 80 a,.,..,.. nj
N1-,Nltp IY,p.n\ Aun r\ulK-
w ~ IT,, - w. .'' ~, ',il'.
e., g. HatRs o. 40 az ,,aa '1 ia ,n F,en,1
I'd. leo ice p."c,,I. A'd ,.s uo, l'' tVat ouNu 80
,,t,NIEn Iht,p ANb p T.ItpI-
w ~ ',, .,,, ,,,,.' l,... '
,.i.,,5, ,ao.p... b.. .,..-.. .a- ia rria,e o. 10
NAIA,tlI. fIN = EIIlEkS Al $50
" .I.. tr..'.' i".' h''o}. "
W A,S,i'.-t 90 n. N AN az, 4, Si ~ W.
''.i u,.i DIX r. t1n.o,i a. G.,o.l' Appl,
900 . 4"'. s''
"A ANiLp-N SMALL "IFL ~ MIND
b. b.
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\ NEW OIENtNG-AIIkN1 lON-THE
\ oct chauts ALL "a. b--t place In Tho state Tor
h"h 20 tnisi fuu 80 Nout uIouey czsh H. vaitius
uniu you get % ,arp Ot isaud. Thus iu q p--i "a,
'''i and no humtue We "a l,UJ ,ssh Tor sutsti.
ia - Fl2hl Tor ,"tor,ns 500 Tor volunteers Tor J.
}'ns' -rtNioe 81 or YEAR, $40 TOR wear sea
inca ti'h ou, iandsuvu. stew ards and boys wanted
Apt ~ thr uld Continental Of k,stutting, 10 Centre
IT, ~ Cit' haH flA1e. J. l. kOhkk co. A larse
u A
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ROSNEI FRAME HANDS MANiED--AP-
bpiy toGEp. A COX. so. lelnart - ~
BOOKS wANTED.-BO)KS OF EVERY
- Kind On ht and toH lh llcs boa 'ht Cor Uash.
Apply 20 or address 80 EPitN, BOOK store j-l
hudson r.. cor Wet iUfh g.
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,NItRAIOR, o. V. ". MACHINES
~ sui,. iI,u.s, aud those b.yilg tueil own ua-
! fl.r.. Also agsl g. Oh App for VIC week ..
~ - " -'-S S'--'s" lsi
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OPERATORS u sINGER'S, AND BASE

.DPERAToRs CN HOWt'S MACHI,E Ok
~ laid.e''rar bl morals aud COpt es, a.....t
y, pas'crs. Lail all tie week lsl south on .leHL
lNLAamsbuIgh. ~
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OPERATORS on uOWL's PLATFORM
~ aculue- .7- s i.r-' rui''f4 lac . "a O.. mind
.n4 do lrht soit mp a. Nsl B.o4d8y,. TT
-. % WI ~. Sine stlr-- Ia
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ID so-k ya nj poik ti.U.t .u 10 leirr The bisok-
p0ithius. Apply 10 BENSON BROS, l,J tusI sd
r..,t lJI
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- N.uacline on ruscg All TIE Nae. eour. 10
we trouble none buy c.myetvut huuGs Iced 4iu a..
rove = r. bedford.
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4 Lien Il LATSDN. ARMY NAVY
"a Arcut., II hiua1NHv. special .t'entou rlven 10
tnr collection ui the iUi os iuk claims Amy claims
fu'Ohris iay lJi the sie o. widowed mother. Pen
-luns tot NtdoN children, mothers, and orphan str-
tct-, A'tentp OF PAY Of officers .oldie .ud sailor
bnuut"s I =, state town ana oouutt onicorp Iay
rolls hui quauerniuatet't vouchers CSahed Prize
money Al prize money collected without delay and
nj u~ rrtcs h"os with TUT and comp rt Of all
Wifts captured, and amounts tOUy -Ud for will be-
cent 10 any n.utcM on Applic cation II oflcre AL
LIN IAISpN, n B' oidvay, New ! ORR. l5V \ orb
q. bOOEyn sud 40 Pouns, lvauia ave, Nahingt ton,
o. &
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SQOO-HOME SERVICE COOP MEN
WV rnuted Tor Provost duty Only rclishlo
men accepted they having to guard other instead VI
being guarded Broadway front olic,, ID floor. SIC
5000 CASH FOR ARMY OR NAVY
~cJOs5Y6 for years seamen landsmo a.
$3.50 iOI rear; 800 hand money. substitutes Rnl
he PAID fi,V0 All for the ely VI y. y Call ealy
at llp Nassau st. roWu iG M
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EIRST NEW YORK VOLUNTEER ENGl

LlhNI NtN lOkh NOll y EEK ENbI-
i NEEE-
kAKf GLANCE
lhis IL the highest, All positively the best, arm Of
the -ety.cc, aith no pcKct to DO The old ueuiI-r.
Of thu regiment, aud all other god. Intelligent mem
iur 10 DIN this choice tIe scVircc an nov
have a." opportunity Hni III find IL " theII al,
tAfu 20 a. plt Co tupuiu CHARLES 4. iiAKINANN,
10. ia ,.iuWHui Of GO u, Or TOD. MAKltEN Him,
hsu' Iuartrr- 700 HroaiNay, hHrW"nt 2ti
EOOD MEN FOR 1HE ETH lEIANTRY,
" guarding rebel prisouo.sr b. .firH. Ith GlI 9TH
Lo.uf rarri-On ouD IA tie hartUr p Nrv l0it 18th
stationed ia moline. 500 lu-l.. IL ByokluAn
rt,ett. 70
HIGHEST CASH EDUNTlES PAID no
40 uUtrcI- and su,etltutos Agply at QUO Cot
"a. G, liD.s9u - H. token, ~ j. ga
HEADQl ARILRS lGtIH RET y. Y.
i o., - Chatham IT, tO,coltLs lIltu /ouaye-.
uuuF men ho Intend 20 emit via ip eel los tHl-
ing ON lst Lieut.. JulIN McCAk ny, nov On re-
crulInr service in THIS ciJ. lhr Aighest tount cz
paid 20 each recruit By calling al the Above No. los
MEN WISHING TO ENLIST IN THE
A'l HANCOCK CORrS,
eau ind All officer VI that organization at
40 BROADWAY,
cor. AHtOr flvrt, room ., "a HoUr,
WHO WILL uEf 1ukh
fLslo BOUNTY.
And see that they are houc-tiy ucu'c4 3.c
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IRIS LEARNED To OPERATE on ~jN
M AIDES TALGHT 10 OPLI

N ANIFS IAIIHT 10 UTIEAIF IN
~ singers and Wheeler & Wiisout sewing ma
: blues. Practice Til p-rtect on all kiuds Of fiaLucl
H. nlk. und Cu4Od 10 GOOD shopt ate. learned
Atply Clinton e. one door tfoiu hous on, m the
IU,Ie gyI
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2QEl EACm Do MEN FNR TIIE NAVY.
$1,000 CASH AND 200 HAND MONc


WV no cons. iueuCe ~ thC IborutI Tho
very hFhest boun'ies thai can lc laid .JlU Tor &
yesrs, SGD or ears aud s4lj iul year thip you
can yet Oithor Or the amy uNyJ. AIHD Ienef To
iainlius. Don't b, itericrad Win ~ tho door Conc
~ith judr "ue O. i1lend, aud Cunt engty. A,o hand
hght up. GOOD stout boys may uvIt viii thrir
lglonl- u guardiAus. Ley muat Le over IS years
old, Cat this out. ~
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OD0 VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR
l.OOO this city, Choice Of an re.iiueut u
eustug, aIslry aud insutTy. Highest bounty paid
f. lr.luitH. AGENTS aud ruuuers Literally paid Re
Pei sIose'' Tot ismilies. Apply At lz7 Broadway,
Y IN
~ 0l0 ALL CASH FOR 3-fEAES
men, a. the v. ;. Clalm Urico, FULTON strrt, up
Ht.lr
, 1865-08-22
(F%em the Barbados West Indian, August 81
PACKET SUM MARY.

PACKET SUMMARY.
There has been a discontinuance of the
rainy weather that has prevailed for SO
long a time during the last fortnight.
The sun has been very hot, and the rain
partial, so that in certain districts the
canes being under a vigorous growth,
begin to feel the discontinuance of the
showers. In other places the holding up
Of the rain has been most welcome where
there are outstanding fields OF canes 10 be
reaped. The appearance OF the country
is MOST charming to the eye OF the plan
ter. The pastures green, the young canes
almost tall and thick enough 10 hide In,
the Indian corn in bloom, and potatoes,
vans and eddoes in different stages of
growth. The fields are under fine cult
Walton and the Iaborers cheerful and con-
tented. Everything is going on we'll and
there is nothing to grumhle about. To-
morrow week is appointed to be kept as
a dav of Thanksgiving, and 1T ought to be
we'll kept, for there is every reason for
gratitude and thankfulness in the fine crop
that has been reaped, and the promise OF
another for next year equally good,
abundance Of provisions, full employment
Tor the idDOuIluS peOplG' CoLltCtIll0ilC'
dustry, and good behaviour amongst
them; a gratifying illustration of which
is afforded in the calendar of the SEES
sions, which the Chief Judge declares to
contain E" a smaller number of cases than
any which he has had to dispose of for
several years. The old crop has not
vet been entirely got through. There
are still some dozen Estates still engaged
in grinding; amongst them we see on the
hills This morning the mills going round
at Mount Wilton, and Highland, and we
hear of others in St. John, st. Joseph,
and ST. Andrew. The shipments to date
amount to A Cos hhdS, Sugar; 16,329
puns 791 hhds., and 995 brIs. MolasSes.
But Sugar is still coming into Town, bes,-
des what remains in the fields; and we
doubt moi our original estimate of a 5000
hhds. will be exceeded by 1000 before
the shipments close. The clearances as
above said amount TO 42,698 hhds. to
vrb;nb obi
, 1865-08-22

Yeu.s 500
Svrin coo
Evnon,ia 700
which are now loading, and will
sail by the end of the month.
To be followed by the
Lady Hada-----...--.. $50
Trinidad. 500
and in the Merchants hands,
bought for the American market 500
Total. ...46.O48<
OF Molasses, $4,000 puns
have been already cleared; Of
which however some 500 puns.
remained over for shipment from
last year; and there are in Mer-
chants hands .-.----..----e 5000
In Planters-say, .--..--. 1900
Total. $4,000
of which fully 10000 will be shipped
this year-a larger quantity than the ISL
and has ever shipped before. The larg-
est shipment previously having occurred
in 1858, when the crop reached $4,000
hhds of sugar, and 1880 puns. molasses
exported, which shows the larger yield Of
molasses this year, on account of the ma
ture of the season, and to some extent,
perhaps, owing to the system of oscilla-
ton which has been, of late, adopted on
a large number of estates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-23

and mirth and wit characterize the per-
fornanees. Tomorrow evening several
new performers will appear, fresh from
San Francisco.
New Puap.-We saw yesterday at the
Fulton Foundry new pump. being built
TO. the Belcher Mining Company. The
barrel in ten inches in diameter, and car
re, an eiRht-foot stroke, capable Of lifting
an the water that will probably be en-
countered for a great depth. The work
msnship is most excellent, and like the
engines built nv this concern for the Bull
lion and Crown Point Companies, IS a
credi. to Nevada artisans.
Nxw Duxp.-A new dump is being
bull. q. the Alpha mine, in order to &C
commodste the rapidly increasing business
I, has a solid front foundation Of granite
laid in cement, of ninety feet, facing ON
Main street, and eligible for teams TO ioae
al the several departments Tor hrst, secohu
and third class ore. A large force OF
workmen are busily at work, and the
structure will be finished in few days
The pumping-works of the Gold HUI
Drainage Company, at the Alta shaft OF
the Imperial Company. are being rapidly
put in position, and in few weeks VIII
be at work. The shaft is now down nearly
six hundred feet, and will be sunk to the
depth Of one thousand feet, the huge
pump being supposed to be capable OF
hosting all water that may be encoun-
tered.
AccIDESr.-Yestsrday . carman at ths
Yellow Jacket mine, by the name Of J. T.
Scott, had his arm broken by getting il
caught in the gearing Of the engine. Tbs
injury. though serious. will not peEma-
nsntly disable Mr.. Scott.