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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ The bridal Chamber, an ESSAY OF
Warning and Instruction for Young hea. Also,
Wv and reliable treatment for Diseases Of the
MARY and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
stied envelopes. Address, DR. J. sKILLIN
ssoVVHION, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
n misty
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CEYENTH wARD-sECOND PRECINCT

An election will bs held on MONDAY, the 9Th
Of jane, ISa5 in conformity 10 tue provisions Of
tho charter Of the city o! Washington, at the once
Or Church 4 Co corner Of Maryland avenue az i
Eleventh street for Collector, Register, Surveyor,
one member Of the Board n AidsynSH, and three
members Of the Board Of C0alAan CO9REll. Polls
open at O'elOek, T. y. aud close AZ ] Y IN,
ROBERT II, GRAHAM,
". " poo Jos. L. PEARSON,
@. G, ANDERSON, N.
RySO.h Commissioner,
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AUOrfON SALES.
GALE OF 0NITEb sfAFks sfEAN-
y = kHs ~ AUUrioN = = Gf 1


UNtTHn STATS NAvr-IAnDs
wAsuINaroE, D. O. May Is, lsee.
Y VIII be SOLD Al PUBLlC sALh y We highest
bidder, at u O'clock n. On sAfUkDAr. ne
third day d June npHt, - the FavY-fera -
washingtoh, D. G., the tnitsd States sisamsfs
Yankee, Jacob Bell, and Dgngon.
The Yankee IL . wooden side wheel steamer
Of the following dimeusiOua, Length, 1i7 feet
breadth Of beam, Is feet depth ofhold, 10 feet
inshe- dlamsltf 81 syiiAasr, % inshss stFossef
The Jacob Bell lsSVsssss ssas.vAs.i steamer.
las feet long; breadth q ban - iess isehesi
ard depth ofhold sfset; dist1etsr 81 eyhnder, y
inches stroke Of piston, Q feet. - a. s-l5g
The Dragon L. wooden propeller, - fsst lene \
breadth Of bean II fest and dApth 81 heit . rsst
o inches; diameter Of cylinder - inehes, ace
STROKE % piston aoi< inehsa. Inllsr
r The vessels may BE- seen and other pefteuIan
made known on apPlleanen 70 CemmoeoLy "a, :. =.
MONTGOMERY, commandana W aahington navy
Yard. ~ 90. . - 49,. ..y ..l
Terms o. sale Cash, n 0cvsrnmsnt fsnas;
" 900 % each veaasl q ne time Il sale ed TIE
balance within six days thereafter, !. syrss
myis;sclds
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pLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FIT.

4 TING.
am prepared to execute all orders for above
description of work At the lowest market rates
aud at the shortest notice.
Persons desiring the Introduction q Gas or
Water into their premises will 6nd II 10 their ad
vantage TO call before giving their orders
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
Successor to J. W. Thompson h Co. j
$50 Penna. ave, south side, near 18th street.
my3O- cow
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IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOL
i DlElS.-Tckets can be procured At the once
Of the Great Pennsylvania Route, adjoining the
ohics Of Major TAYLOR, 4. = T. ~, At the Lodge Of
the q. 5 Sanitary Commission 10 all points 10 the
Northwest aud Southwest, at greatly reduced
rates Soldiers will dud this the cheapest, quick.
est, and safest route to their homes
my2l.Imd y J WILKINS, Agent.
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O. RAND BALL
~ ~ AID oF THR
LINCOLN MONUMENT FUND,
TEMPERANCE HALL.
Street, between Ninth and Tcuth Streets,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June Tth.
coNNirrEE OF ARhANaEnRNfs
Il. n, Clarke, A. Howiey,
W, II, n, Mack, ], A. Matiingly,
Samuel 0edney, George A. sheckell,
Joseph sickle, ~ J, Porter.
Tickets, One Dollar. myp.Tt
GRAND MAY oNcERT,
fBMALE SECONDARY SCHOOLS on THE ST1--
oND AND PART or T1HB FIRST DISTRICTS,
WASHINGTON, D. O.,
AT ODD fELLows, Hall, sRygSrn srRxEr,
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 80, 1855
Tickets, 80 cents; children, - cents.
|. Concert 20 commence At quAtter 10 clock.
The hne Chickeriug 4 sons Plano used on the
occasion II from the establishment Of Mr. j Y.
Kills, SO6 fennsylyahia avenue. mya7.n
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THIRD wARD-sECOND PRECINCT,

An Election will Be held on MONDAY, Gth ~
June, 1865, at MAnkln 4 DAvi-'s shop, Ninth
street between q and a. for Collector, Register,
Surveyor, one member % the Board II Alder.
men, aud three members Of the Board Of Common
Council. Polls open At an, aud close At p M.
GEORGE G. WHITING,
JAMES MANKIN,
CHARLES 2. wANNALL,
my26.to Commissioners.
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MONUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN
w IN THE CITY or WASHINGTON. 'r H


In order 10 Civ. dsanIts shape 10 tn. d..lr. 10
generally expressed the, a suitable MOnumonl
should be erected ID the city Of Washington "
the memory Of Abraham Lincoln, tho city Coun-
ellis Of Washington have taken action, resulting
In the formation. Of an Association to bo called
the LINCOLN NATIONAL MONUMENT Asso-
CITATION, with the following officers:
Prrsideut-RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor.
secrctary--CROsBY s. kOYEs.
Observation-Disclosures W. RIGGS.
The Directors will he announced hereafter
II Is proposed to raise for the purpose the sum
u at least tlOO 900 by subscriptions to be limited
In amount from one dollar 70 ten per individual
contributor. . ..
Such Is the general solIeItudc TO eontrihvls for
such purpose that II Is not doubted thAt the
amount re,lulsita eau he promptly raised aud the
monument erected Within the year 1855
Duly authorized collector- will DO designated
fer this District, aud persons throughout the
country disposed to contribute can scnd their
contributions to GEORGE W. RIGGS, Esq Treas.
urcr Of the Association.
AsW may be diHicun 10 send individual 70.
oeipts Tor the contributions received, they will
be acknowledged from time to time through the
public press
II IL earnestly hoped that every newspaper
throughout the country will cali attention to the
object Of this Association, aud give n such cdito
rial encouragement a. shall secure general rec
Ognition.
II is the desire of the Association TO raise a
monument that shall be properly commemorative
Of the sublime life aud character Of the lamcnted
dcceAsed-one that shall be creditable alike 10
the city aud the nation.
with such ends In view, II Ia not doubted that
this appeal will meet a prompt and universal
response, m3-lm
MEXICAN Watches!
THE CHRAPEsT, ..r'
THE MOST DURABLE,
AND MOST RELIARLI
ME.KEEpERs EVER MADE.
THERE Is No ARTICLE
~ USEFUL, 80 PORTABLE. AND so EASILY
CONVERTED INTO MONEY.
AMERICANhwATCH.
PAST EXPERIENCE PROVES THAT TmE
AMERICAN WATCH
EXCRLs ALL oTHRRsIGPoR CHEkPNE ~
ACCURACY or PERFORMANCE,
AND DURABILITY.
WE OYER A LARGE ASSORTMENT, 81 )Ti
GOLD AND SILVER,
OF EVERY VARIETY,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
NV. GAIT Il BROTHER, JEwEr.pEE.,
S5I PENSsTLvAuA AVEHrEs
myT.Ot. NEAR MErRoPoLITLS Horst
HoUsEKEEPERs' COAL COMPANY
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ELECTION ,NoTICEs.

EIRsT wARD-ERsr PREcIScr,-
hv,iee " hereby given, That, n conformity,
y the provisions o. the charter u the city 81
Washington, an election Will be held In the Tirst
Precinctcf the Fits, Ward, on MONDAY, IN 6th
day Of Iune next, At the shop Of John Reeves, on
the south side VI street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, for Collector, Register aud
Surveyor, Que member Of the Board Of Alderuen,
and three members Of the Board Of Common
Council, to represent said ward. Polls open II
20 SAMUEL DUyAL, s.sH
49," r. n Kaufman .'
.-........ LEWIS n. PARKER,
my2e.tde Commissioners Of Election.
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" - .......
wAR DEFARrNEST,l
BUREAr NJ FREEpMEN, REFraEEs,
AND ABANDONED LANDA
wAsHfNGroS, May ~, 1885.
Circular No. T. NO.
All officers and others having general superin-
or charge Of freedmen, refugees, aud
abandoned lands, aud superintendents Of schools
for freedmen, within the Department Of Wash &.
lngton, are requested TO call on Colonel John
Eaton, jr., Assistant Commissioner Of this Bu :
rcau, a. soon A. practicable, between the hours
OF 10 a m. and : p. m, At the Office, corner Of |
aud Nineteenth streets. $3.50.
my3O CommissIoner q Bureau.
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NoTICE,-sALE OF ARMY MULES.


ouAKrERxASrEn GESEHAL's oryIcE,
MANY T TTSrsKSps Of T. M Mtf i arc being
disposed Of at public sale, at Washington.
The sales will sontinuo until tho NUMBER OF
AuimAlu Is reduced In proportion y the reduction
u thu armies, now going On rapidly.
There are In the srmi's Of the Potomac, y the
Tennessee, and Of Georgia, probably Inuk
THOUSAND or TnE FINEST sIS'MuLE
Many Of them we're bought In the beginning
Of tho war, as young mules, accompanied the
armies In all their marches and camps, aud are
thoroughly broken, hardened by exercise, Eentle
aud h,mlliAr, from being so long surrounded by
m" whole South is stripped Of farming stock
aud the North also has suffered from tue traia Of
animals, taken TO supply the armlc.
THEY WILL NOT BRINa ANYTHING LIKE
THEIR TRUE VALUE; and such opportunities
for farmert to get working animals to stock theh
n,rmz and for drUNeru and dealers In stock TO
aud disposiug Of them In tho South, will never
oeour again, NJ. O. MBiGs,
QuartsrmAHtaT General
myan lM Brevet Major General.
7 ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL MULES,
CHIRR QrAkrRRNAs-ER' H OFFtcg,
DRror OF wAsnEdroN,
wAsuIEuroE, y. @, May II, 1885,
Will be sold At public auction, under the dlrec'
ton af BreyCt Colonel Charles y TomphlnH =,
q NJ, Al the CoTralu, near tho ObSerNalory' IN
'"' 'f IVEHSB SIX THOUSAND MULES,
which have besA used In the doyrrnment SER
m. sale viii n,mepeo on MONDAY, May %,
lsHS nj 10 o clock, y. m and to eonunue ron
day 10 day, ,unisss otherwise ordered until the
"a TSS S S vii be :oid AnSy to the highest
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~ A Friend in Need - Those re-
rhhg CONFIDENTIAL medical assistance should
Wy TO some regular educated physician who
- made certain diseases his special study
sfh man ia DR., DARBY, who IL daily curing
snbers d both sexes, aud every age, who have
~ 70 all the self.eAlled doctors In this city,
~ ,pent valuable time and money, with no
slsht until he took charge Of them. His terms
~ more moderate than those Of mere bOasting
rseadeTs, whose only purpose Ii to noeee the
Hoftunate, and then advise them, when II IL
aSost too late, to apply to him.
G.IWards DR DARBY,
10 $50 Seventh street, between D and I
A'''ts, Washington city. fsl6-u
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- New York state Soldiers Agency
Nnoyed 2ss Y street, between Twelfth aud ThiT-
~aIh stre"ts. All Information Of interest OF
Aae to the sOldiers Of Now York, or their
n.ads, furnished gratuitOusly upon application
ihslr new rooms, either In person or by letter,
SS street, between Twelfth and Thir-
ssnth streets. mil -satuthtf
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PAPER F0R SALE AT
W THIS OFFICE. .--....
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AMusPME NFR.

AN Us RM n n ITS.
GRoyBRrs NHw5THBATRE,
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
THIS EVENING,
ENTIRE GRAND SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
IN ave tablsanx, replets with effects Of The most
startling aud novel nature, produced with
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT sCBNBRY,
weps~tsal hechAaie,l Baeets, superb Costumes,
New Properties aud Appoint gents, and all the
ORIGINAL MUSIC, GRAND CHROsUEs, &c.
THE sBA OF ICE;
On, A THIRST FOR GOLD. ''
The Cast Of Characters IL one Of the very best
ever selected for the same pioco In America.
W.. RATEs'oP ADMISSION.
frivate Boxes s...s..'s.s.s..s.....sfA Oo
Orchesna ChairS'. s.....ss..ss...s-s..s-... l@
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IhluetN -. sss.sssss.s sss.ssssssss.ss.s.. 4. ~
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Iolofed uallerys, s.... ssss..s............. ~
Colored Boxes, with cushioned Aeats.ss.,... 90
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FIRST wARD-sEooND1 PRECINCT.

FiN'i " a. ~ 10y rh my ~
Notice Il hereby given, that, in conformity 70
the proyisions Of the charter Of the city Of Wash
ington, an election will be held In the Second
Precinct o. the First Ward on MONDAY, the nh
day Of Juno next, at the public building on Penn.
sylNauia avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine.
tenth streets, for Collector, Register, and Sur.
Neyor, one member Of the Board Of Aldermen,
aud three members Of the Board Of Common
Council, TO represent said ward. Polls open At
O'Clock, r. m. and chose At o'clock, p. M FL.
GEORGE r. KfDwELL,
N. d. HILTON,
... LEwIs n. PARKER,
my 9-tde Commissioners Of Election.
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T'"'E-'' ''''1 '''''''''s w ]
FOURTH WARD-FIRsT PRECINCT.

Notice IN hereby given that In conformity 10
the provisions ~ tue charter Of the city Of wash
iugton, an election will be held In the First Pre-.
clnet VI the Fourth Ward, at the Metropolitan
Hook and Ladder House, Massachusetts avenue,
between Fourth aud fifIh streets, on MONDAY,
the 9Th day u June Vsxt, for Collector, Regulator,
aud Surveyor, one member u the Board of Alder.
men, three members Of the hoard II Common
Council, aud Assessor for said ward rrr
Polls open a. ! o'clock a N. Polls close at u
clock p. IN. WIN II. HOOVER, # ..,
J, W CLARKE, ..
JABEz D, WHEELER, ~
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THOMAS @. WILSON,
LEWIS CLBPHANE,
J. W. carp,
mySo.dte Commissioners u Election.
THIRD WARD FIRsT PRECINCT

Notice IL hereby given that, In conformity to
the provisions of the charter u the city Of Wash.
cinet 81 the Third Ward, at the corner Of Ninth
aud streets, for Collector, Register, and Sur.
Veyor, one member Of tho Board Of Aldermen,
aud three members Of the Board Of Common
Council, TO represent iAid ward. Polls open at
7 o'clock, a. m, and closed At : o clock, p, m.
ALEX. X SHEPHERD,
SAMUEL Z. TYSON,
JAS. N. TOWERS.
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EoURTH wARD-sBooND PRECINCT,

t = = =
the provisions Of ne shar,sr u the city u wssh
Ington, an election will be held Rt the CITY Hal,
second Precinct, Fourth Ward on MONDAY,
the 5th day Of June next, for Collector, Register,
aud Surveyor ono member Of the Board " Al
dermen, aud three members Of the Board "
Common Council, aud one Assessor for said
Ward.
Polls open at seven o'clock, a, IN. Polls close
at seven o'clock, y. m,
PETER y. BACON,
CHAS WALTER,
THOMAS GALLIGAN,
my27-dta COmmlasionsru Of Election.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
' THIS 0PEICE
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Notice Il hereby given that IN conformity TO
the provisions o. the rhrfter Of the city Of Wa
ingtOn, an election will be held In the Ftr.t
Precinct o. the Second Ward, on MONDAY, tho
9Th day Of June next, at the northwest corner ~
New York avenue and Twelfth street, Tor Col,
lector, Register, and Surveyor, one member Of
the Board Of Aldermen, and three members Of
the Board Of Common Council, aud an Assessor
Of Eaid Ward. JOHN r. HILTON
FRANCIS MILLER,
2. RICH ARDs, 'a'
myJn.te Commissioners Of Election
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n + + c A L. ...,.
wAR DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISaToN CIrI, May "a, 1895.
Ordered: That, In all cases Of sentences by
military tribunals of imprisonment during tho
war, the sentence be remitted, and that the pris.
oners be discharged.
Tho Adjutant General will issue, Immediately,
he necessary Instructions to carry this order into
by order Of the President: ..r.
EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War
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EIFTH wARD-FIRsT PRECINCT,

Notice Is hereby given that In conformity with
the provisions Of the charter Of the city Of wash
ington, an election will be held At Mrs. Bean's,
eoTnsT " Third street east and y street south,
second Precinct, Piflh wgd, for Collector, Reg
bier aud suryeyg. one member u the Board u
Aldermen aud three members Of the Board u
Common Council ~ represent said ward.
Polls open at 7 o'clock, u. IN. Polls close At
o clock, p. M WIN SLATER,
JOS. u. RICHARDS,
E.T. TlPPE1T
TNy51-ta Commits sloners Of Elsrtion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
[coEcLUpED NEXT WEEK.

sOFThe radicals assert that their
policy will certainly be carried out
We can only hope that it agtH TO
carried out of the country.-tLou.S
Vile Journal. .,.a, SD,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28

eufAno American physician says
that the buman pulse- has quickened
from seven to ten throbs a minute
during the past fifty years.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28
JONES HO USE.
PORTSMOUTH OHIO.

Mr.. JONES has purchased the Old Ply
mouth House, and changed its name as
above. The House has been remoleied and
is now open for the reception Of the public.
1t is on the wharf, a healthy location, and
no pains will be spared to make the stay Of
visitors at this house, all they can wish.
Charges low as the times will afford.
June 29th 1865 .--6mO. d. 81. ID 70
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28

-JUsrIoEs BLANKS, BLANK DEEDS,
etc. Of all descriptions for sale, at this
Office -s'7h 1922 '"'''"A" .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-28

Gen. George w. Morgan opened the
campaign, OH the Democratic side, at Ell
yria, Lorraine county, 20 day, The meeting
was large, considering the fact tn t the
Generals coming was unheralded, and that
it t, ok place only eight miles from Ober-
lin. There were several hundred persons
present, and good deal Of enthusiasm was
manifested. The General was introduced
to the audience as "the hero of Cumberland
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HARRISON FERRIN'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court ho-
LAMotLLE DISTRICT, IS den at the Probate Of
fee in johnson in said district on the 10th day Of
June A. d. 1865.
An INSTRUMENT, purporting to be the last will
and Testament of Harrison Ferrin, late of Nor
ristown, said District. deceased, being presented
to the Court by Martha Ferrin, one of
the executors therein named for Probate:
1t is ordered by said court, that all persons
concerned therein, be notified to appear at a SEES
ion of said court to be holden at the Probate Or
fee, in johnson on the 10th day fully, 1865,
and show cause, il any they may have against
the Probate of said viii for which purpose it
is further ordered. that copy of this order be
published three weeks successfully in the La
noble Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park previ
Gus to said time appointed for hearing. 81
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johnson Wooden Factory.
Wool Carding mt Perkins
VILE.

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= wool In the Gristmll building at Perkins.
vile, johnson: the ensuing season. All work
entrusted TO his care will be done expedit,ons,,,
and well, and at a reasonable price
WIN. MoCLENATHAN.
johnson, June H. 1865, sowes
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REMEDY FOR SORREL.

A correspondent Of the N Y. Formers
Club, writing from Wis, asks.-What is
the best method of Kidding the soil Of sour
grass, vinegar plant, or sorrcl, as it is cal
led by these names.-there arc many far
mers troubled with it, and many plans
have been tried.
To which Scion Robinson replies Have
you tried dressing the land with caustic
lime, at the rate of so bushels of the pow
dered lime, freshly Stacked, to the acre.
spread upon the gurface with wheat seed,
and narrowed in the same time? Have
you tried wood ashes, pint upon each
bill of corn or potatoes? Have you tried
deep fall blowing, so as to turn up some
of the strong clay Of the subsoil, aud
letting that pulverize in winter, and then
seeding it to timothy and clover in the
spring? Afterward, top-dress the grass
every autumn with manure free from sor
rel seed, or dresf it with lime, ashes OF
finely powdered clay-the debris of an
old brickyard is good-and if some Of
these remedies won't cure your land. you
may as we'll emigrate -Moore's Rural.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-07-05
SO. HardWick Wooden Factory
w. J. & G. w. COOK

Formerly Of Morristown, late Of Derby. Hav-
ing purchased said Factory of b. =. Cahill, are
now prepared to do custom Manufacturing Bus.
mess, where they will be pleased to wait upon
all who may favor them with their patronage
Our intentions areto give our customers good
article OF goods, rs follows:
Gray Mix Cassmeres, Full colors, Black Blue
Black. Browns, Snuffs, Drabs. FLANNELs WHITE,
Blue mix, Gray mix and Nader Reds and Wine
fannels. OUR prices will correspond with the
times. We have on hand 1000 yds. Cassimcres
and Flannels ready to exchange for wool on rea.
sonable terms.
Particular attention given to Custom Cardine
and Cloth Dressing Our motto IL ..live and lei
live 2StnovI
South Hardwick, May 1865.