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THE
BOSTON - VENANCO
PETROLEUM COMPANY

we oTer a- "A so. DE- ALTHOUGH not producing 20
present. the prospect at least equals that uf tlc
Columbia OH Company, Hf Pittsburgh. at the time
of .ts ur-luizatiou, which has paid un an original
subscription of s-Hi' % net profit Ni -TiI." fro tNu
wears. and continues Co pas inthc same ratio.
Full information will be furnished iu REGARD 90
the above and all other Companies u the market.
letter.
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ONIONS ONIONS I.

6o BUSHELS Just received and for sale az
70. Union Block
SALNoN. new catch, at y Union Bioes.
oct 2l;h. " " DREW & SOY.
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ATTnF STATE FAIRS or


ANn All IT NUf.Er~ uF COUNTY rAal~
rI'HF " LOCUST Ton ~ made hy the WaErtrs
j & Wilson Machine is formed with two threads
one uuou each surface of the fabric .eWcd. anil Doe
terl0teed vs. .-h each other .l the centre tf it lt
forms an elastic seam that cannot Pee ravellci- and
presents the same appearance upon each surface.
single line Of thread extending from stfc. O. ettra
Prom two and o. half 90 three yards ui thread are
-e.Iufra.l for a var! Df seam This stitch has been
used since 1870 in the greatest part OF sewing
machine work on every species Oi material. from
the heaviest harness and upholstery o. the Eift.i
ru-.amer with unqualified satisfaction. II Is suii-
Gent ID -lv that. when properly formed. Il is as
firm and elastic Us the fabric scweu, whether sub
iert o. lateral cr longitudinal pressure. and 10 IS
buried So far below the surface of the fabric sewed
As ny T. be affected lE the action 90 tine smoothing
iron ip the laundry. or other wearing surfaces.
should o ever be desirable o. Dee taken out Ike
tucks it can he done hy lelvin. the lower thread
loose making what is called " gathering stitch,
The FrovovY or Corrov THREAD. AND SiIK IN
usinz The Wheeler 8 Wilson Machine j. point &C
great importance. Thc L9ct-Sfifea Is Tar the most
economical.
scans Of a considerable length are ordinarily
seved with the best machines, at the rate &c a
ward a minute, and that, too, in manner Ear su-
periOr O. haul--Cwlu-.
tiarlncutsare now made entirely by it, with the
execution Of scwing on buttons Laces are stitched
on folds tucks. and plaits are laid and stitched :
cord run in binding put on, quilting and hraidiuE
done after elaborate and beautiful designs.
The Wheeler 4 " ils0u machine WILL SFW Any
THING from the lightest muslins % the heaviest
cloth or even leather. II works equally we'll upon
silk linen. wooden and cotton goods SkAAlNG,
QUILTING, HENMING, GATHERING and FELL
mt. performing every species OF sewing except
making hutt0u-ho'es and stitching on buttons Up
on straight seams an operator with one machine
will perform tie work Of ten scamstrcsses. 10 will
do MORE Worn, MORE KINDS Or WORN, ANh ~ A
DETER MANNER. THAN Any OTHER MACHINE
u,- zE-,F. A vrn..r.,.nrext
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The contents of The ECLECTIC are carefully select
Cd each month from TIE entire range OF ForelSn
Ouartcrlies MOnthlies and Periodicals
m aims to give the choicest articles from the pens
Of the most eminent foreign writers on topics oil
re- Grsaf Questions Of the Day, touching Ltera-
turr Morals Science. Philosophy. and Art, are
tLornu.hly and ably discussed by the most brilliant
and al stinguihsed expOsitors- "
Tt Rsrfsrs ffhs most Notable PH5iic1ft0as,Wnich
from time 20 time appear and which are so extend
"a and comprehensive a. TO give the reader the
finest extract and a general idea OF the whole
,vort form noteworthy feature Of the publication
MANY Of the articles in the foreign periodlcals
reat on subjects entirely local. and II Is the ain OF
the Editor to carefully select only those OF Interest
70 the American reader
Tbe Vitrsfrng Department. Containing brief crit
ieiyns Of both FOrei IN and American publications,
elections Of poetry scientific and art items, Is made
~ith srcat care from extensive research and varie
-eadin,- and adds much TO the value OF the Work
Each number Is embellished with one or more
epe --eei neutrality-suspicious. Of eminent men OF
;iins-rations of important historical events.
the twelve Monthly Numbers make three Not-
unes per year. with Indexes and Title-Pages Tor
binding.
TERMS.
- per Year, Single Numbers, ~ cts.
The Trade. Clcrgymen, Teachers. and Clubs sup
piled on favorable 's'n''' A W. II. BIDwELL,
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lNACT relating o. closing the affairs and re-
4 decmin- and payin. the hills or notes Of the
Franklin County Bank.
uisbersbg sua-fef 80 me GeHsrai A'''i7'ig Of ihe
Sf.a's OF srmoHfs
Sec. Q. The act entitled b. IN &C inegTporati,n-
the Franklin County Bank" approved November
fl 1870. is hereby So amended O. limit the time
during which said hank shall continue and have
succession o. the first day of June, lca instead o.
the FIRST day OF January, l-67. rs limited m SAID
act.
See said hams shall a. soon may be ant
within twenty days from the passage ot this act
cause n notice or the same and of the purpose %
said bank o. terminate is existence on slid hr,t
IAN Of June I-I 70 De- published for the period ot
-iX months OF until said first day % Juue m each
Newspaper printed In this State, 1nd m the Boston
I5uruaf newspaper printed in the city Of Boston,
I'M the state Of Massachusetts, and In the New erh
Times. q newspaper printed 10 the city 81 NeN
York Said notice shall also state that all bills or
notes Of said bank not presented Tor paS neut ne
T. -,-s i;-s+ J.,- ~ lime sos. will not he re-
derrnsd ana uaid hy ,aid hank. And AFTER the pub
lection III .riI notice as herein directed said bank
-hal not De liable and shall not he held Liable 10
any court Of law or equity IN ths STATE, % tStciii
r nav any Of its bills or notes not presented Tor se-
dcffption or payment before the time liked m TINS
act and any bonds. which may have nccn gwen .y
80 Ji-c-t.r- Of .ril hank for the redemption 90 t
bills shall uof Doe hcIt % DC 81 nnin- lNr'c an p
obligation upon the persons executing the samo, Z"
-ccrn ruy any bills or notes Of said hank not pre-
sentcd for redemption or payment before the time
See This act shall take effect from rs passage.
Approved Nov. 22t, lS6i.
NOTICE i hcrchg given that II is the purpose a..
y the Franklin County Bank o. terminate ~ cN-
Silence in the 81 day Of June 500 in pursuance Of
mo provisions II the foregoing act. and all bills OF
.,,fcs If said Bank not presented 20 said Bank Tot
payment before the first day Of June, A. T. l7'-i'
,,iil mi he redeemed or paid by said Bank.
Nv order II the Directors.
n ". BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
'' "a dEwgmos
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JOHN M.CAFFREY,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. (THE Honorable the
District Of Chttenden, s.. i Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate OF John
McCafery, OF Burlington, in said District. miner
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application in writing hath been
made to this Court, by the Guardian Of said minor
for license and authority 10 sell the whole Of the real
estate Of his said ward, setting forth therein, that
his said ward the undivided half Of about four
acres Of land the north side Of the Winooskf
Turnpike in SAID Burlington, and that it would be
for rhe interest Of his said ward that the same be
sold snd converted into money, and thereupon, the
said COufs appointed and assigned the 2sth day Of
January, A. n. 1865, at the Probate Court
Rooms, in said District, to hear and decide
upon said application; and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof he given TO all persons IN
terested therein, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper which eirculates n the neigh sorhood OF
those persons interested therein, all which publi-
cations shall be previous TO the time appointed Tor
hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified % appear be-
fore said Court. at the time and place aforesaid
then and there 10 object TO the granting such lie
enSe. IL you see cause.
Given under my hand, az the Probate Court
Rooms, this 18th day Of January, A ID. lS69-
TIE WALES, Judge
wgQWg
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Bred.

In this village, Jan. D.. George Edward. young
est son Of Louis and Marcia B. Foictt, aged 2
months.
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p. S-partics renting funds o. us viii please
send hy express, except when draft, can De obtain
ci. In which case We viii bear the charges oi for
wariin-. In this manner they can obtain reliable
receipts.
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NV YORK, Jan. II.
Steamship Edlnburg, from Europe has
arrived. News anticipated
Gold sold this morning at 2lS.
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Wholesale aud Retail.

We hall keep FLoURAND FEED constantly IN
hard for sale 20
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S.rTqssr, ui ,HrIry. and Is dsS'tEef S4p'r-
-lls an aftrr su1vH remedies Tl tIr
treatment Of those Diseasesf0
irllci IS recommended.
ItEas cured CANCERS li-cr the patients have
boon -ivcs up as iu-urlhie hy many physicians
10 has cured CANkER worst forms, IN hun
it has always cured SALT BTEUM when trial
fr- been even TO- "a disease that every one knows is
exceedingly Troublesome, and difficult o. cure.
FsTSfpEl. IS always yields tu ITS power. as many
,sI... have eyl.s-. crcct rs benefits DO testify
% has cured SCEOFULA In huuGrets Of cases.
many VI them % the most aggravated charac-cs-
r. i.1s cured many cases NJ SCALD HEAD.
TUNOkS have been removed by Do IN repeated,
instances tn which their removal has been pro
uouncel impossible except hy o surgical operation.
ULCERS Of the most malignant type have been
healed hy is use
hA>PElNlA when U.s. often cause. ~ -4ih'r' mas
been cured hy ~ ~ ruinerll. in,LtIi,. ,.
In FEMALE WEAANESoES, lilREGJ LAIlIlES
nd diseases peculiar Co that SEX DC has been iouni
h, 49, ~ GENERAL DEBILITY. from whatever
ause. the syrup can be relied upon as a most ell
It is most certain cure fr RICKETS, a disease
rs earcacy IN ali diseases originating in a de-
PRAYED state Of the blood or other luids u The body
a. unsurpassed
It's effects upon the 81 stem are truly ASTONISHING
and almost beyond belief o. one who has NOT Wit
MI, Srrup Will az certainly euro the diseases for
which 30 b, recommended as trial IS given 10, ana
the cure will De permanent. rs it, by It's wouder-
fully searching power. entirely cradicates the o.
sca-e from the system.
TIE Afflicted have only 20 try 70 % become con-
wheel of what we SAY in regard % It, ant 20 ndre-
Hcfirom their suleriuss.
Price, 81 per Bottlc-or $ for six Bottles.
prcnr-ed hv D. HOWARD. Randolph, Mass.
JAMES q. BOYLE n CO..
Successors % Redding s Coz
state Street. Boston
r-aurictor o. whom all orders should be addressed
/ and by an Dealers Patent Medicines
D Gaweowl-s
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Fail and WiHfcr Goods,
Al
so. - * 8 BANK BLOCK.
A VERY large Assortment %
RENnY-MADE CLOTHING

Male up IN the very best style at prices low Us
the market affords. great part 0f the stock
having been bought during the summer season,
we are selling Goods below market prices. Our
CUSTOM DEPfRTNE.N
fllcd with the choicest Goods ia the ma 90. an
rc cut and made up % order iu style not 90 be
Ncclicd.
Purchasers buying Winter Goods VIII DO we'll 90
buy early. saving % from DOB 90 - per cent can
nov boz made.
4 good stock or BOYS CLOTHING on hard.
An early call is respectfully solicited 40 40. 1
B Bank Block
COLNER tt Bk.
Darlington. sept 9Th.
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,ARMERs ND ,LEcmANIcs RANk

~ he Annual Meeting Of the stockholders of the
4 Farmer and Mechanics Bank for the election
Of DIRECTOR Tor the year ensuing VIII Doe held 40
their Bansiug house. on TGcaday, February 18th.
rs. 40 DO O'Clock \. u
c. 7. WARNER, Cashier.
Jan. % DAWN
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FLOUR AND FEED.

". t,,, ,uit!avcd Two o. tho best Miliors in N
r,8rtrv who will cndcavor % DO the work % pleai
o,,r Gus TONERS and VIC hope % merit The patrona-
of the public.
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THE
NEW ENGLAND
PETROLEUM COMPANY.


whose lands axe now ic.d.n- a net profit oc $3.50
daily Ur muEl than
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OF &c y.

WE have rented Of the Burlington wc0len 60,
N - Mil known a. the CUSTOM MILL latelt
ne III d W. Catlin. and will continue the bust
-- ~ lind lima an kinds Of Erain tor
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New YoEE. Jan. l.
Gold sold to-day at Dis.
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UNITED STATES
ACRICiLTJRAL SOCIETY,

American Institute. New Aor-.
Mechanics Association. Boston.
Frau. Institute. rftlalell..a "a.
MctrupuI. fau 70 e-tau. .-' INSTITUTE. Na-. .rf-
Ton,
MARYLAND Iu-t.t.te. Baltimore.
MCLEAN PSI Association. Cincinnati.
kentucky Institute Louisville,
Mcdaniel As.Ir.ltiHn - louis,
Mechanics Institute. $. frllr.sc.,
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REFERENCES:

The Hon Willard Fillmore Ev-President % {. ;.
The Hon Jas Smith, Governor Of Rhode Island.
The Hon r Huntington, late II Gov Of Mas.
The Hon ThUs u seymour. Ex-Governor of Conn.
Prof A b Mott. VI d. Y Medical University.
ProfN Paine, VI ID. Y Medical University.
Pr0fN Darling VI ID, y Y Medical University.
Profit Gilmore, VI u. y Y Medical University.
profA Post. " d. Y Medical University.
/ Wood. VI ID, President y Academy lf Music
VI Stephenson. " ID. y Y Eye lntirmary, y. York.
4 Dubois " u. Eye and Ear lufrmary, New York
T. q Hal,tei VI u, Eve and Ear lnirmary.N Yors.
e. Wlke-. " ID. E,c and Ear iufrmart. New Y0r,.
% L Rogers. 81 d. New Yors I've Hospital.
n ID Buckley. VI u. Editor Y keiIc1l Times.
r S Dixon Editor Scalpel.
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DIPIONIAS.

Nar I6rk OpfhdIaic H0'Difq7 t1r DISsa't'
oft Eye.
This is % certify that Edward s. Franks was on
the 18th day Of July. 1853, unanimously appointed
Optician O. the New York Opthair1ic Hospital
In testimony whereof We have caused The seal Of
the corporation % be hereuntp affixed sh'~- tay
Of January ISL
Val Mott, VI ID, IL D. J Garrison, VI ID.
& S Mo0dhall. Pres't. " Davidson, Sec'y.
VI L Rogers, VI d. Mark Stephenson, VI d.
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Prom the Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE

Ex-Prcsidcnt Of the United States.
BUFFALO, y. Y, June u, Is6-.
Pruf Edward S Franks. Uptisian-Sir, l take
-e,+ iel -nre in stating that have used the spec
s7,Ies you adjusted % my when here. and they
haze -iver me most entire satisfaction. have
never before had pair 80 entirely suited TO my
vision and that estahle me o. read so long with
little Inconvenience.
MfLLARD FILLMORE,
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Wehcrchy certify that Edward $. Franks. Is
/. le Governor II the New York Iuirmary, and as
such. entitled 20 the several privileges in pursu-
ance u Act uf Incorporation.
RUFUS L. LORD, Pres't.
CT RICE WLsEs, VI d, Sec'y.
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Such Investments as q class. offer greater induce
mcuts % persons Of either large or smfll means,
than any the world has ever known, not even o.
cep-n- the
Silver Mines OF Mexico * So. America.
The cost of obtaining this on is 50 comparatively
small that
\ Single Well producing only Ten Bar
rel> per Day
will yield an income, over all expenses, Of more
than
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VT,HE sIrn Bounty due soldiers discharged FOR
L wounds received in battle. collected WITHOUT
DELAY We paw especial attention 70 claims IN
which other attorneys have FAILED, or which have
been SUSPENDED. Of which there are tens Of thou
sands We have already collected and paid over %
soldiers and their heirs over 100000, and are
paving thousands daily. We secure Pensions tor
ten dollars and collect Bounty and Back Pay Tor
ten per cent, and no pay until AFTER we nave sue
cee,.et.
M i-ruu Fs-1lg is published monthly, and Is de-
voted % the interests Of the soldier and his hers
o. whom 10 j. invaluable Write US and we VII!
send YOU copy free, for thirty cents We VIII seid
YOU rs return mail a fine engraved tinted likeness
album sirc) Of Il. GEN Grant, and the army hD-
1lf for one usar. To persons sending club Of iour
We viii send. premium, an additional likeness anu
The H~-aiff or one year. and Tor each ADDITIONAL
subscriber an additional likeness TO the eetter up OK
she Club 81 that person sending Us a CIun OF Ten
and e. will he entitled q receive, hfmsSff ssrsTt
Licensees and The army Herald for one year an
franv other number in the same ratio.
REFERENCES
WASHINGTON n. C.. April Is. 1864.
We .akc pleasure in saving that c. G. Bruce, ESQ.
has .,rrrl-i with the act Of Congress authorizing
-rfria BsrsoEs % act as Army and Navy Agents for
thecoleciHu Of war claims against the Government
and % recommend him 70 all persons that have
-Il ms they wish collected promptly
Trifet STATES ScHafors-Benjamin F. Wade, John
Wsrser, Of Conq-svs-E. R. Eckley, VIM. John
lime T. wlvr
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ACency for Burlington a. the "BEE-HlgE
DFT GOODS STORE Nhers floods for tho -
House ca- &c .,.i ai1 ~. he pl1sl1A1.J ei-ea-e-
yaniS6.
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DIisssstt Tee '''''' vel '"' place % ''' '''''' Tea
r. I. PIFRS0N.
Dec. in. 90 Church ST.
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DrAzI5 FARLEY. Ssso. Tsuiocs. C5-n ssasca
sai Na.Esaa a. PEIECEs.
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CAPITAL sruCh. 3 -.Hai.
NJNbEkuF SHARES, a..r.t
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $500.
MORNING CAPITAL. s-1Hsi.


Ul-E.rIE-.
Franklin ii..gsr. Jr.. E. y. Sears.
William Lincoln. b. Z. smith,
Do. 81. AcHuars %. t.Irr.
T. g.. Bates.
Subscription Books are st..i open 40 our u"..c .0r
d limited number % shares. which can Dee secured
hy prompt application.
Tho inducements Or invest which are offered iy
fhe properties 90 th.s Company. ana the wei.
suowa character gifts manager fully cntt.c 10 90
the conf. eucc of tae public.
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Every Machine isWarranied.
INSTRUCTIONS GRATIS.
GEO. W. II G.G BENEDICT. Agents.
SO. 8 College Sfsssf,
BuRLINsrON.v VT.
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FOR BRONCHITIS.

You will take one tcaspooEful Of the Linimcnt and
four teagpoonfus of water Gargle the throat twice
day. In a few days IL viii be we'll This one
l.a-nnnrlnl VIII DO worth DOLLAR % Won.
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Jaais5.
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1000 PER ANNUM.

will yield an income, over all expenses, Of more
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VT. AND BOSTON TELEGRAPH co.

G.P. WOODS,
PC. KENNEDY.
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w. APPLETON,
New Dye House,

MOST respectfully informs the nhshitautsof Fur
VI Iln-tnn and vicinity tlat Do ~. ..ial---hc1 q
The New York herald., 1865-06-22
Our Norfolk Correspondence.


GENERAL ooRpos RrLrFvkp
Yesterdays mail brought dispatches from Washington
70 prgier Gen Geo. IT. Gordon, commanding the District
sf Virginia. giving Official notification Of his removal and
the time instructions TO turn over his affairs TO
Colonel Howard Thirteenth New York heavy artillery,
who merely TO act commander OF the military sts-
nop a: this post Consequently this cy now under
civil rule more thank Heaycn aud person need
have fear Of having bayonet thrust into his ses
be perchancc may look asssnce Of shoulder strap in
bower Hon. James Beloe Ia acting Mayor of Norfolk,
Ind will continue until Saturday, when there 10 To
be election for municipal officers from Mayor 10
stable Colonel SIMON stone, prominent and faithful
tnonist OF the city, the popular Candidate and viii
hogbtess DC elected 81 John day, June "a, has al
sys been election dsy nj Norfolk This time however
boing the lrst legitimate ballot Einoe the war, viii
cause considerable interest and excitement
General Gordon leaves this city to day. on the steamer
George Appold Captain : Hovts, for Boson Els rtar
teutonant Colonel h Harris, Assistant AdJusni Gene
TaI Major Markey, Assistant Adjutant teneral Mayor
O. p Brown--sre either ordered 10 Their regiments or
mustered ous Of service
Major GrsTnAI CHARLES r. aplB,~,
lately commanding the deenccs OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth has also relieved and ordered TO New York
70 he mustered Of service His affairs were also
surned over 20 Colonel Howard General Graham ~ well
and favoraby known IN the late war His career In the
famous Excelsior Brigade too re known TO oeed repe
titon here. His able administration while commanding
Che Naval Brigade gained for him the deserved promo
lion Of brevet major general.
GEsxRsL EDWARD vBREERo,
atc IN COrpmGnd tue DlstFCt hrrlNeu
bore last evening roge New York, sso TO be mus
tered out Of service BE goes North This afternoon, on
the steamer George Leary, Captain 8. Blakemsn.
NAVAL
Assistant surgcon e. Smith, OF the sloop Of war Con.
oscillation, lying of the Gospori Navy Yard, hes
boon promoted 70 passed assistant surgeon with the rank
o! lleutenant Dr. Smith has his promotion by
faithful and Rrluous services. Assistant Pnymastcr
Robert O. Simpson has been detached from the monitor
saugus and ordered 10 turn his stores prior TO
being assigned 70 anothes vessel Mr. Simpson has long
hong been connected with the navy 10 th,s squadron,
and most popular Officer. Admiral William Tndford,
commanding the North and South Atlantic squadrons is
siahtly indisposed
The New York herald., 1865-06-22

NV" Hso~-oommoooIo vsnuofp"' w. 'no oisvoH'o -
hundred 70 forty The black stallion took the lead
and went around the turn and 70 the quarter pole one
,.. a. 49,. =. v.raa-Au. ,,-,h,,.v r,,. .,d . hi,
seconds Tho black was still length shead a. the half
mile poe In l17X; but going up the three-quarter
-.-...s v,.a...u. ,h.,,.,,.S h, ..r,od ,h n,.or ..
s'ios'" '."'' Ae . ~ ~ ~ "
break and led length onto the homestretch which he
increased TO two In short time and then went along to
~. .oor. an ..sv v,rr.r IN .aal
' - -
Second Hedf-The WORD was gwen ~ tne requess OF
Mace whom the black was lengths ahead which he
IN three ,engths at the Quarter mole in
..copds (ong down the backstretch Vanderbilt made
x.-- ....,-
very oad oreaH' ana oe'ofe no oecame s'eaoy "Aoe
second falling or about eight lengths Diamond passed
..u. 49, .,..,. -. ..x,,.u r., - AZ. -.
's~u0iois o0eAA e' ~ e' ~ ~ WV sop
until the black horse crossed the score half length
ahead In 2:8s.
the Commodore Diamond TOOK the lead u the start and
wen. 70 ne qusl'sr p1ae W. 'ehssrs % ~ . IN,
t M or S Sessn ~ owaran the bIscE Annro.ch
s.ad ny "a tho nnst hcpd ana hssd IN 1aT Going mn ths
quarter stretch Vanderbilt began leaving Diamond
and beat him TO the homestretch length and half
From there 70 the judges stand the Commodore had
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