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CAVALRY HoRsEsI
An PIT

Quaytr.7aster Generals 0hcs. ti7N Diristos,l
Washington Ctfv, d C., March IL, 1865
HORSES. suitable for the cavalry and artillery
service, will be received st Giesboro Deoot, 10
SRep Rsrkst till Nay l, 1865 by Captain GEO 3.
MULES, in lots of twenty-five or more, viii be
5ssev ed 6a ,h city II al
Qusrtermaster, corner Twenty second and sts.
All anirnals to be subjected to the usual Govern
Specifications as follows :-"Cavary horses must
be sound in all particulars: well broken; in fuIf
flesh and good condition; from aftee tl5l to six
teen I'D hands high; from Eve t5) to nine 30 years
old and well adspted in every way to cavalry pur
of aee, if still vigorous, sprightly, and healthy,
ARTILLERY Horses must be Of dark color, sound In
all particulars, strong, quick, and active, well
broken and square trotters in harness. in full hesh
and condition from six 90 to ten tlQ) years old,
not less than fifteen and one bali 1914 ands high
each horse to weigh not less than ten hundred and
fifty II, $500 pounds
Mules must he over TIVE ~ years Of age strong.
stout compact well developed animals, not less
than fourteen 14) hands high, in full health, free
from every blemish or defect which would unht
them for severe work, and must have shed the
four front colts teeth and developed the CORES
These specifications will be strictly adher ed TO,
and ri gidly enforced in every particular.
Hours ef inspection. from g. M. to p M
Price, Cavalry Horses, one hundred and eighty
FIVE dollars 1855; Artillery Horses, one hundred
and ninety dollars $500; Mules, enc hundred ana
ninety Eve dollars t$la5).
Payment will be made 9A fss once e iEK1N.
mar IS tap3O Q. ID. 6. o.
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DROPOsALS FOR FORAGE.

Chief Qsa'trms.ts,', oee Bepo' q was1st,nyss,'~,$
are II By &.
@d M sna Fonss D. "
of these Places With Hay Corn o ss,1 And 81 m
Onshsso Corn or Oats and 50 tons Of Ia, or STRAW.
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
rates at when they win make deliveries thsreat.
cd, the time when said delivsries ahall be com.
fRe ioe mnst be %ren out in words On tn.
t. BE ct IL fSYf SSs OF
bushels. each. The sacks 70 be furnished
to s. to sf
he particular kind or description OF 0ata. Corp.
al the s5sieIs: offered under the bids herein IN
Geyefnmsnt inspector, before being aeesptsd.
the Ds
the nay require; and ~ VIII III s Se
have BEEN as h Si and accepted. A'N ~ '
The bidder win be required to accompany his
sh IN lis 1s 3 ss
Or they win, within ten days thereafter execute
Of the contract to, deliver the articles proposed
and in case the said Bidder should fat
into the they to MAKE bd Ssod the DIFF
next lowest responsible bidder, or the person to
whom the contract may be awarded.
shown by the official certificate of United States
District Attorney, Coll ector Of Customs, any
other officer under the United States Government,
responsible person kncwn to this office.
All bidders will be duly notified Of the acceptance
or rejection of thei proposals..
The full name and post Office address OF each
posal.
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. D. q.
Rucker, Ohief Depot Quartermaster. Washington
D. G, and should be plainly marked Proposals
RonJs IN . enr, ecnel IN the .mount Of fbe ann.
tract signed by the contractor and both of his
suarantsrs will be required Of the successful bid
der or bidders upon signing the contract.
B,aAk FERNS Of bids, guar anties, and bonds may
be obtained upon appli cation to this Office
All proposals received under this advertisement
win be opened and examined at this ONCE on Wed
ders are respectfully invited to be present at the
opening of bids If they desire; up1ou,p
fe25.tf Brig. Gent and Quar- tsrma ster
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MADAME PRINCE

* would announce to the Ladies o. SNES
Washin ston and it's vicinity that she has been
among the first to select from the present sea
son. importstions. She takes this mode 10 re-
quest visit frem her former patrons. and any
who may favor her With call. Ladies will not
gee Benrets displayed in the window to attract
their attention. but If they come in to see them.
they cannot fail to be pleased.
Her steck of FANCY GOODS-such IS, LACE
JACONEF and SWISS WAISTS. FANCY BACK
LICEs. PERFuMERY. FRERCH CCRsETs,
WATERFALLs. HAIR PUffS; anda complete
stock of SUN SHADES and SUN UMBR1LLAS,-
she offers at small advance, they being from one
of the largest manufacturers in New York, and be-
ing without second profit, customers can Judge
of quality and price by seeips for "a eRseves Il
rs, being about 50 per cent. cheaper thar that
essential and pretty article of dress can be pro-
Once more Ladies, you'd call yoar attention
to the little New York MILLINERY AND
FANCY STORE where you can 6nd well selected
stock of Fresh Goods of every desert pton, and
person. ready to do their q tmost to please you.
MADAME PRINCE,
mar linn - Market SPACE
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A TW OOD'S
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIVER,
AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

Practical tests having fully demonstrated the
superiority OF this machine over all others for the
purpose Of sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned is
now prepared to receive orders for the same.
This N schinery comprises everything requisite
ENGINI AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE,
tbut viii be furnished if desired, at reasonable
ropecbull wheel and other cumbrous and expensive
fixtures in use, and is so arranged, being con-
structed on wheels and portable, that it can be
easily removed for the pur pose of sinking wells in
different localities
The detritus is removed from the we'll by our pat
ent hydraulic process, and does cot requira the
renewal of the drill from the boring. This process
not only removes all the detritus in from 8 to 10
minutes. but likewise etfectually clears out and
trsly closed up by the old process Of sand pumping
With this machine and . practical engineer, q
we'll can be sunk from 4r0 to c. feet within riod
Of from Is to 80 days after the soil pipe has been
Arrangemente are being made for the construc-
ton and delivery Of these es st NsI YoFk
SIMEON LELAND. Metropolitan Hotel New
an7.3un
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D-The London Pail Mall Gazette conta,rs
a strange story. A gentleman, ANNOYED a,
what be con sIdered unfair testimony, adyer-
fises for some one who witnessed brutal as
SAINT in the Marylebone road. The assault
was fiction, but the advertisement was an
swered by man, evidently a broken down
gentleman, who, for five guineas, recollected
all the incidents-big man, little man, cab, etc
etc. The inquirer was satisfied that the trade
OF being a witness existed in London, and,
while breaking Off all communication with the
fellow, sent him, apparently from pity, the
five pounds.
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u An oil well was being bored near Detroit
&c when the drill had reached depth of
evenly ieet a current OF gas escaped which
hundred pounds, blew OF the shed roof of fhe
derrlcK, forty-hve feet high, and hurled forth
stream or water, gravel, and large stones
Inc "0rxmen narrowly escaped with their
with petroleum.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR LIME.
CHIHr QuARflRMLsrER's orr,cr

Chilly QuARfIRMLsfER's OFFICE
DBPor OF WASHINGros. April l., lsS5.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at this
ONCE until SATURDAY, April -, 1865. at II SIN
M, for ten thousand 10000 bushels OF good.
merch ants BILE. unslacked Lime. The whole Quan-
tty to be delivered within twenty t2o) days fro "a
the ate of contract. at such points in the city
Of Washington as the Depot Quartermaster may
direct.
TIE Lime to weigh not less than eighty 1907 lbs.
to the bushel.
The quantity offered BY the successful bidders
will be subject to rigid inspections by an Inspector
appointed on the part OF the Government before
being accepted.
Bonos IN . sum equal to the amount OF the con-
tract, signed by the contractor and two respon-
sible persons. the same to be certified to BY some
officer of the Government we'll knewn to this offices
will be requ redupon signing the contract
Payment to be made upon the delivery and
acceptance OF the whole quantity contracted for.
The right to reject any. all, bids that may
be deemed too high. is reserved by the Depot
Q1artermaster, IS we'll IS the right to select
from each bid, such quantities. at the prices
named tn erein, as may be required by the Gov
eminent,
ei gned, and should be plainly marked Pro posals
for Limo - D. RUCkER,
Brig Gen. and Ohief Quartermaster,
apl3 ct Depot Of Washington.
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CHIEF oUARTGRMAsTERs OFFICE,

Y OEPOf eF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON. D. O., January 4, 1854.
All dealers in Drugs. Hardware. Lumber Leath.
auested to send to this efhce, on MONDAY of each
weeksa sealed proposal or list, in dnplioafe Of the
at short notice. with the price of each marked in
plain figures SO that in case the exigences OF the
tanned without delay, and at the lowest price.
Dealers ing to sell to this Depot will be re-
CURED to furnish tn list punctually every Monday
morning. D. II. FUCKER,
Brigadier Gent and Chief O. M,
Jan bu Oepot of WsshinRton.
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ID. The French Admiral Regnaud. recent.
waters and well known TO this citv has 80,
with an accident near Brest. France. simiisr
10 that which has befallen Mr.. Seward tTha
AdmiraPs arm was dislocated and his ladv
son and daughter who were with him in h}s
carriage have all sustained serious INJURIES
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viii soon give TO the public q full documen.
iary history Of the latter part OF his admins.
tTaJop,
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PERSONAL.

pERsoNAL-Desrh iena: Dent waste any more %s
DARTS or ons once. the
chenPest fp ally. ap3.lm-
Ms. p s q1tT1si et4rsyoyAsr.
es Of the s Sss5s physicians
ss3sP s.s5 s;isst aud has
shs spa y, Sil ,h trs .svs all
Easy S Spd ssOs sss
Liver cure t 5ss f sors
haa ana 20 81 Pa"
Ms Es.asi u
Ixamine- OF Disease. can be consulted either by
AIns in e. 'sad Of
MIS- Of wSisaf fne
Rooms nesr pssns
ZlSfsi xssFolossI: No sis s.; bet; E :+I.s,
eernns ali affairs threu lie, With ana regard
t. wss ns .Rs
Death. Br: Backer can be consulted from in the
the eaniy ~ in the evening
MRS; sReoKFIELD, Of Kansas can be cor GOT.
q Fl
ss ss Ss seen from m ,s Bf5ss 1 one
THs BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. 3sl
TIE b:trie. sh Tia he Dali, 70 do over 1ori
Hs Las tie isrsess and finest ss.ertmsns q Pat:
terns ever offered here. Making his ewn Patterns,
ss 10 sbe and willing to stamp any pattern Sr9usht
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DENTISTRY.

TOOTH ACHE CURED INsTANTLY BY rhk
MoN s5i IssEHGS Of PHLMiTTo. if
Acts At once upon the nerves connected
this aid every decayed tooth be cured and prs-
served by. filing and building mp with Es g.
Inserted over roots at $50 Pa av. mar - In
TREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
OrrErH EXTRACTED WITHOUT FAM.
would advise all persons having testh <eWNH
and have them taken ont without pain.
Also, call and examine the Doat1E,s rev ana Ia
ffyou once see the great Improvement in bis teeth
you win have them in NO ether style than th s
Eilver and Rubber Plates At the old p.ice. aswe
have not advanced the price On our Work since the
great change in gold.
No 242 Penn q avenue, between 18th and 12.h
streets. ~
ian &-1y B. n. LBWl1, NJ ", Uentist.
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TNRI1sEMAR1Protect by Royal Letters Pat:
4 tent oil England, and secured by the seals OF
the Ecole de Pharmaeie de Paris. and the Imperial
.TIissmsr Nc !. is The sffectual remedy for Relax
System. friesmar No. has entirely superseded
1as is ths
lies and Be .ondary SYMPTOMS, thus oeviauaS
the use of mercury and all other deleterious
dents.
Each preparation is In the form Of most agree-
able LozenRe. Secured from the effects OF climate
and eh ges of mosphere in tin cases, at IS eack
thus saving S. Divided in separate doses as ad-
ministered by Valpeau, Salamanca, Rcu1' &e.'
Wholesale and retail By DR.. BARROW. Ne. 1914
70 30 hsd also Of s. o. FORD. No. $50 Pa ave-.
EOR eALE-2s 900 extra choice Roses, orna.
mental Trees sr and Shrubs, c%bs s ssoec
lion com prises the best kinds known in Eu-~-
rope aud America. Wishing to lease my place for
building or any other xR TlI Ferist low.
mlslm& 18th street, corner Of NJ.
TuupsToN,s IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pew
i DER for cleaning, Identifying and preserv-
ten IL entirely unequalled.
New York, Proprieters.
For sale by all drugeists.
VxJELLs, CELEBRATED MAOHINE-sPREAD
w sTRINGTHENING PLABTERS are the very
best in al fer which plaster ia required Fer
sale By all DRUGGISTS. Jan E-eoy,A-
NEW BOOK.
WOOD AND BAoH1Y DisihHsAreRY. 18th
edition, carefully revised, price w.
just published and fer HsfH5 f TAYLOR.
Books. Her and etationer,
apSSt S3l Pennsylvania avenue,
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DRY GOODS.


nay eoepe AZ P1ACl PHIo1s.
$50 balee Of oostons. from New York Auctions.
hite Cettops, l:x cents.
YARD vide Cottons, y, ana cents.
3csses small figured Calico, 70 cents.
pelsipss and shallies, 70 cents
All Weol Delai mes, -, worth 70. 60.
peuoe WEIGH Delainee. ~ cts, WORTH Si.-o.
Al Soi9rs Alpaca, IS, worth 30.
Black Silk, NRk
Linen Napkins, is, 20, Is.
Linen Table Cloth. 90 cents.
Ladies White Hose.
p White Flannels, all WOO, JS.
Hoop Skirts, 81.
Costs sseoi Gotten, Pins. Needles, neoks' Eyes
skavis, ParMels, and other Goods. at great bar
No humhue. Call and convince yoarsslyss.
- BENZ. NEWMAN,
A tE.fHs5 AS It'll street, near u.
N EDVsfTQn III PRlCHsi
II vieu q shs fall in gold. the subscriber viii
pyisAs Ae ssspsstfnlly inyites bis friends Of the
first TFaae tn IN inspection of his assortment
which samrsise variety Of nsv and choice goods.
s4eza asssh leading articles a.
MCJKHHzAINE At - cents Per yard.
CAL!cOSS of aii ksadR 8; cents per yard,
cor fONe 20, IS enc 80 ssnts rsr ySrd.
Cssl seen. BE win ssli ls.sr than the Sn lorsst.
~ 7-.xs eeyser pa. avenue and 18th St.
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IA JAMES 8. ToPHAM CO.'S @nm
~ PREMIUM Gfsh
TRUNK, SADDLERYs
MILITARY EQUIPMENT
MANDATORY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
- 600 u
sEVDNTH sTREEr.
One Door North Of Odd Fellows' Hall,
Where they continue to manufacture and hav
on sale q large and fne assortment Of
TRUNKS, vALIsEs.
TRAVELLING BAGS,
sADDLIs. HARNESS.,
HORSE COVERS.
ILIFARY HORSE IoUIPMINTs,
SWORD BELTS.
HAvKRsACKs, Wipe.
BITS. SPURS.
to-. &C.. &c.,
At Low PRI0Bs.
REPAIRING.
Trunks. &C., repaired promptly and thoroughly.
THREE SILVER MEDALS
Awarded by the Maryland Institute of Baltimore
October slst, 1864; also, the highett premium.
bronze medal. by the Metropolitan Mechsnics'
Institute Of Washington. D. O., In 1857.
sole AGENTS
For District OF Colu mbis and Alexandria, Va, for
IRANK MALER'e
CELEBRATED PREPARED
HARNESS OIL.
ers supplied at the lowest
febely factory PRICES.
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
a. D. COOKE, lof Jay Cooke & Co.. President.
VINE. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF TH1 UNITED
STATES.
1s-u q, OPPOSITE ZEE 'YlBAsulY pRPAnRhlR9
Government securities with Treasurer United
states
~ONE MILLION DOLLARs.w
Acting ID connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE CO.. a.
SPECIAL AGENTS FOR THE 7-3o LOAN.
We win FIJI all orders with promptness and des.
patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
sDCURIfIEs at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
Wepurehase 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 Us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MEEr LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
wAsHIkeroN. March 20. 1865. m2ltf
7.3O NA Ed2E. 100
the General Agency for Government Loans, We
Are prepared to furnish promptly to agents and
purchasers
U.s7-30 TREASURY NOTES
These notes are issued under date OF August IL,
1864. In denomonations Of
$50, 500. $500. 81 600 and s., 900,
They bearing interest at 1910 per cent. per An
mum. and have coupons attached. payable In law
full money. on February 18th and August 18th Of
esch year. The principal win be paid In lawful
money on August lotn, 1901; or, At tie option o
tie helder, the notes may then be exchanged, at
Ear, for
q. FIVE TWENTY BONDS.
redeemable at the pleasure of the Governments
Any time after Eve years, and payable twenty years
on August LIST, 1867, with interest st
Blk PER CENT IN COIN.
rsyable semi annually. These bonds are at pres.
snt worth In the market about NINE PER CENT
premium, from which deduct the premium upon
the accrued gold interest. and there il left net
premium upon the bonds Of Blk PER CENT,
with . prospect Of . much greater value st the
date OF the r aturity Of the Seven Thirty Notes.
We receive In payment for subscriptions the sew
sral Issues OF
FIVE PER CINT. TREASURY MOTIFS.
allovins accrued interest thereon. We also tax
Certificates Of Indebtedness and Government
Bonds OF all iseues At their current value.
Pull Information furnished upon application in
person or by mail.
CAUTION TO BUYERS AND HOLDERS OF
7-3O NOTES.
In order to prevent the mutilation ofthese notes
the Secretary OF the Treasury has given notice
that the notes are not table unless al the
naturea coupons are attached.
JAY COOKE & CO..
feb -dtf Bankers.
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DERsONAL-Deas ffiena. Dent waste any more
L time nones t.iHins With auAcks, see Oh.
DARBY. 499 7th street. az once. 1t will De the
chenp. It fu siIy. APP I'M
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FOR TWO. GENTS DAY you CAN READ
J. any new book, you take . Double Monthly
~" PeansHyanis avenue. No. $50, between nth
ana l2th streets. Open sh .. NIP. IN, mar Int
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ENEEEBL1D AND DILICAT1 o0GeT7|T
5xr1 iSHs bS 81 6G5h HSHnsSIH6Ss
see fesinss ana sSsbie W, m give brisi and sner
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Major General u. s Vn,s
DtfciaI:-GKoRGR LEE, Asst Adj 0ensreIS
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Heesnstru No Recognition OF IN
Rebel state LegisiatnrIsmms n na' the fres
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-20

in a country like ours, having so large
numbers Of cattle, oxen, cows, such i'm.
portant butter and cheese diaries, snd an
internal traffic in them that would spread
the disease into every part. Let Il re-
member that such measures ms are taken
10 Europe to prevent the spread of the
coulagion cannot be easily enforced here,
and then, in view Of all these calamities,
determine whether timely action to pre-
vent the introduction Of the disease Is
not better than to risk the control OF il
when once it is introduced.
A lesson Of duty has been taught us
by the hog cholera. 1t originated on
Laughery creek, at Aurora, Dearbon Co.,
Indiana, whether through the agency Of
large distiIlery there or not is mooted
question. But a +" military GORDON with
those rigid precautions adopted BY the
German nations against the rinderpest,
might have saved hundreds of thousands
Of hogs destroyed by it, and, what is as
bad, the fixing on the country this fatal
disease as one Of the normal diseases Of
the country. If the State of Massachu-
setts had been less energetic or less true
to its agriculture and that OF the whole
country, when the pleuro-pneumonia was
introduced into that State by the import
alton Of diseased cattle, that disease
might have been, as il DOW is in England
and Europe, and as the hog cholera is
here, ineradicable.
Since writing this article, additional in
telligence has been received from Eng
land as regards the intoduction there Of
this disease. II seems tha. the Russians
desired more direct trade with Great
Britain than through the German nations,
and for this purpose sent some cattle d.
rect TO Great Britain in vessels. The rim
derpest was among them and communi-
Gated to other imported and native cat
tie at lsliugton cattle market; from
thence was taken to the Metropolitan cat
tie market. In this market. both fat and
stock cattle are sold, and hence, when
farmers and dairymen purchased them,
the disease was quickly introduced into
many parts Of the country. The nation
is alarmed, but the measures adopted to
eradicate it are much less rigid and efica-
cious than those we have noticed in the
German nations. Great Britain cannot
well stop all importation of cattle, as
they are needed for food; but in the
United STATES cattle are not imported ex-
cept for breeding, and as we now have
animals equal to any in Great Britain,
there is no necessity demanding importa-
tion at all. Hence it may be prohibited
without any oppression whatever.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-20

SOME Of the best farmers are turning
their attention 10 breeding fine wool sheep
rs source of profit. This business has
been followed for some years in some Of
the Eastern States with remarkable sue
cess, and may be pursued here with equal
profit. A. @. Els, of Carmel, has re-
Gently purchased small flock Of very
choice ewes from one of the best breed.
ers in Vermont, and will turn bis atten.
ton somewhat to their propagation. Mr.,
Ellis is successful farmer, and we doubt
not will receive an ample return from bis
late investment Charlotte argus.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-20

WIN. B. THOMAS, Collector Of the port
Of Philadelphia, has paid the Government
100000 out Of bis private fortune, the
amount embezsled BY a late cashier 10
bis Office. Mr.. Thomas was 10 no way
bound to make good the defslcation Of
his subordinate, but did not like 10 have
such things done 10 his Office.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-20

JAPAN is the place to live 10. You
can buy first-cass house there for $50,
and live comfortably in it for two cents a
day. Servants charge fifty cents month,
and a horse and groom may be had for
the same time for 81 so.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-20

DAVID BussoS, a farmer 10 good cir
cumstances, in Randolph, Wis.,, recently
hung himself, in his barn, leaving a slip
Of paper on which was written, "Ben.
Miller is the cause Of my death. He has
cheated me out of my farm"
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-20

Some children who were playing with
matches, at Lawrence, Massachusetts, a
few days ago, in an attic, set fire TO the
house. The fire was ex,inguished with
buckets, but one Of the children was 50
badly smothered that il died.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-20

The farmers in England are forming
Mutual Cattle Insurance Companies, to
protect themselves against The ravsges of
the terrible cattle plague.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-20

Halls Journal Of Health expresses
the opinion that tuckwheat cakes contain
more nourishment for less money than any
other article of food.
The Grand Haven news., 1865-12-20
Get a Sewing Machine !

Whoever iusends to purchase good Family
Sewing Machine, OF any kind, will do we'll to
call ut the News Once. We can furnish them
at all times upon the most advantageous terms.
PRopRIEroRs or THE News.