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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-09

A. Chapline, the CLERK and counsel OF the board
with that re1i,.sd deIicacy offeeling which has
always characterized Aim, arose and said that
in viewiof the = business" before them, he had
thaala it best to Withdraw temporarily from
his position and to that end lie had appointed
Lieut.. BIcKevit-his brother-in-law:-to act IN
his stead rr4-JTl III
The board then counted and discarded all
t;ekets printed on colored paper and voted at
Osborne and Harpers-Ferry townships. fNhp
the township Of CharlesteSh>was eallelS IN ITS
,orler oneofthe board arose and moyedthat as
he had isalersiood that tue inspectors OF clee7
tioa had refused to permit any ono to challense
the voters of that precinct on the dayOfelect'on,
that its entire vote be rejected. Tie "'di'o''
,rqs carried and.upon this false and bare rlmof
the tro Hundred and Sirty-slr voters OF Inc
Charlessown township were robbed OF Their
rights Of eitizensAip-althougb, even If the
beard were the proper judges Of the wholeelec-
ton returns, they had tin their power and 1t
was their duty 20 require the attendance OF
any of the inspectors brother officers orpersons
present al the election, 70 answer questions an-
der oath respecting the same II the charge
was true why was itnot established IN the form
indicated by the law--yiz.;. upon the testImo-
nv of some one competent, under oath, to YER
ify it .3e l.- esaa
But the result Of this act win, we think, suf-
ficiently explainits motive Byit Rush was
elected Sheriff over Engle, and through the vote
of Supervisor Potterfeld, one Of has deputies
whom of, course weeanpotsuspect of anattempt
to perpetuato himself in oflice-Keonce was
elected Delegate to the Legislature Of tse State
over Yauts, and the delicate and modest Chap
line. Clerk and counsel of the board, was adj
vanced two hundred and siXty-siX votes in the
district for the State Senatorshp; whilst Mr.
Attorney General Halls prospects for the
Judgeship were vastly Frightened and in
creased urat 'F
Does not the heart of every true man grow
sick and weary over such disgusting scenes as
these? We have not the patience to think Of
them n'flh
We intend to expose the outrages of ethe'in-
spectors at some of the places of voting as well
as those who arrogate to themselves the riShtto
regulate the affairs of the county. m
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MARRIHD.,

ION Thursday I2tkof October, BY Che Rev. "a:
ward Hetrfcl,, Mr.. HENRY G. HUNTSBERRY. Of
Frederick County, 70 Miss M0LLIEN. daughter u Of
Vim. II. Biamire, ofClarke county,V
AS the sa1ne time and place, by the same. NJ
THOMAS MASON KING, of Alexandria. to Nj Nj
ELLEN c. ROBINSON, daughter of The lac Arch
Robinson, of Fruit Hit near ShepherdstowR.
On the evening OF the 18th Of September. at n.
Railroad House by The Rev. Mr. Shoaf, Ar. SAN.
UEL SLAHGHESHAUPT, cf Carolf county Ma
to Miss MARY JANE DREAMER, of this COUNTY '
AT Poplar Hill, Prince George county, I'D, q,
18th OF october, by Rev. p c. Coll, J0HN s. BiP
B0UR, OF Virginia, to SUSAN s., daughter If
Henry Daingerticld, Esq.
AT the residence Of the Rev. Samuel RoszeT OsL..
land. Ioudoun co., Va, on the lssh sls BY the Re-,
DR.. Waugh. MAMIE. only danghser of Col. Dan.
iel f. Dulany, to J. p. DEBUTTS, Esq.
In Shephcrdstown. on the 18th nlt., BY Rev. Dr.
Andrews, Rev. MAGRUDER sMAURY, Rector .,
St Georges Church, Fredericksburg Va, 20 Mss
LILA ANDREWS, daughter OF the Officiating min.
lister
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who is Entitled to RESPECT ?

The National hiteViyencer, always national
in its ideas, gives just hit at the intolerance
Of superserviceable loyalty-the Finvincibles in
peace, andJhe incisiblcSin war, '-inpublishing
a communication from "a Loyal Virginian, who
wishes to exclude every body frcm Congress
except the sty-at-home loyalists 1t says:
"a somewhat inlammatory personal allu-
sion to ex-military officers, now candidates for
Congress, VIC exclude as not pertinent to the
issue; but we l1,hesitaiingly say that We incline
to have more faith in an honest ex-rcbel soldier
whoflatly accepts Che situation, but cannot sub
scribe to tie oath of 1862, than in many truck
ling and unscrupulous stay at home politicians,
,cho from the inception of the war, arotdeR as
,c& he Union as The Rebel armies"
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TIE RED MEN IN VIRGINIA.--At the Great
Council of the Improved Order Of Red Men of
the State of Virginia, held at Lynchburg last
week, the cornmiltee which was appointed, to
visit the Grand Lodge of the United States at
Baltimore, TO ascertaiuthe feeling Of the North
ern Red Men towards their Southern brethren.
report that they were received with great cordi-
atty by the National Committee, who exhibited
the most fratcrnal spirit.
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rhe ola Family Journal.

Let the patrons and friends of the Old Fire
side Companion rest assured that so soon as
the people can resume eirwoated prosperity,
we will extend the dimensions of the Free Press
Rising from the ashes, like many of our friends,
we had to assume humble proportions, feeling
satisfied, however, that in reasonable time
our friends would enable us to expand. 1t is
well understood, especially by the ladies' that
the most precious articles are generally found
in small packages Is wss 7ss5gl rrsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-09

THE CITIZENS of Jefferson, County are re-
quested to meet at Charlesto5yn. Saiurdqy. No
renter Ism, 1865, at Redman's Hotel. at II
o'clock, A. ~, to consult upon matters of vital
importance to them.
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Wirz to be Hung.

The Presidentlhaving approved the sentence
Of the Military Court, Henry Wifz the keeper
OF the Andefsonyille prison, is to be hung on
Friday the 1Othtto-morrowls s.gn.
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THE SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON resumed publ
cation on Tuesday morning last. It came
forth with its original proportions ,unclipped
by the war, and looked as though nothing had
been uprooting things these last few years.
We anticipate nothing but the most AMIGA
be relations between it and ourselves, and wish
for it abundant success. n'oh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-11-09

The Hon. Timothy Rives, Of Virginia. died
at Petersburg on Sunday.
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these respectable citizens froa their quiet
horses-Iike so marV teldas to place 0fpOn-
fnesacnt, amid the tsunts, jeers and ,wagg'ag of
lthelhead Of all Raaicalddnl
s. In this condition of duress, We are tolasA the
prisoners remained until Maj. General Emory
could be informed of the true state OF things
when she sent orders to Liept. Myers which
caused him to withdraw, at once, the guard he
had placed over the gentlemen in arrest; and
as sifrlH Fitzcr deslipd9 'the Tespopsibility q
holding them, by any citit authority at his con-
troll. they were released 'a''
The eouftsioA of the retioul,table 'Pitzer, I'M
medAtey afterwards, Is Sd grhphicaliy defines
led blythe Ne,c Ea that We do rot venture 2
Give an additienaltouch totllc pioturesrssa +
ssTbe conlactgft the Sheriff at this time was
pitfill in. the extreme. Seeing that he could
no LONGER be sustainclliin his lawlessiess by
military power. and frightened at the length
m which he had already gonesin Obedience to
the beheSts Of avle and desperate party, here
sorted 10 the meanest siIbterfuges, to shift the
reSnsnsilaltv of the arrests from hlInselft to 1t.
Myers-and when the lieutenant boldly con-
I fr6ltcd HIM andideclared thatJhe made every
arrest Inv his THE Sheriff 81 orders, he then en-
leavorcd to Tx the responsibility and thee
upon his turnkey, Mcracle, whom he sent with
the guard when they went to make the arrests
But all his efforts were fruitless., 1T was clear
that upon him was the responsibility, and that
he must meet the consequences. lH3 a1i
We trust that this isthe last instance (which,
as public journalists, I'VE shall have torecofd Of
impertinent and understandable interierences
with the freedom ofelections, at the suggestion
of Ignorant plastic and corrupt local officers,
and that we shall soon return once more to The
:. ancient ways (which are only postponedby
scenes such as we have described-when the
people. even, in times of the most fervent po-
liticSl excitements were deemed capable Of
discharging for t6enesdces this most important
duty of their citizenship aHiA'tl '''''
{" A free people may not be expected to bear
such tyranny with patienee." ni"'2f ~
PherLatest Sensation, sa9E ~
The caterers of foreign news have areport
that Secretary Seward has made sharp thrust,
in his recent diplomatic correspondence with
the French Minister Against tie government Of
France, in connection with the subject of eoun-
tenancipg the Confederates during the late strus-
gle. Complaint has been made ngainstqboth
France and England for their hastein acknowl-
edging the Rebels as belligerlnts. ua8 = r.
1t is added that tho correspondence has pro-
duced coolucss on, the part of the French En-
pcror. This is not to he wondered at, for Mr..
Seward has a-cool way ofsayinsi sharp things,
though in guarded phrases.1qI ,5sloa ise.
Lord John Russell seems perplexedin
his attempts to parry the demands made by Mr..
Adams, our Minister, for PREPARATION of injuries
to American commerce by the Alabama and
other cruisers fitted out under English protec-
ton ,,,. s'rsil.a. ~ d.. .g21 GU
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: he serves them delieiously, with all tho con-
comitants. Try him.
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ri...e,.i Nav. Markets. ase.

Nev York, Saturday,, July 20. p Mood he.
iocn lover to-day, the market opening A. l45h ana
ci'sns at 1881. Tie amount Of sold customs pad
in yca ciday Wa Sgis 0l2, the largest of any single
da 'iucc April Of ast year. The export Of gold and
oliver Tor the week we only ais 7l5 Of all doscrip-
uons Stocks were lower at the single aud only Sat
ufdi.'s iolId. Governments KEEP, steady. Between
two and three million. Of the 5.2gs went to
Europe BY this dsy'i steamers The money market
hls been active 1t Per cent With transactions IN.
der that rate The asc.llf line Was firm a, IS 40
yo- cont ior the io4i =. 4 commercial paper For
tur day q fte amer o CGrhlu-e on lnldon eit on
f' lb- ln7'a iOt J.-4ay bills and liS5sA vs. iof
g4Oit Hi. Il
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THE NEW YORK Sun.
MONDAY MORNING, July 81, 1865.


sArrA ASpA, tho rave old Mo.ican er. WHO
led the paIr1o, army In the war u ia ici, ,oc I'D
sbsi country, and whose lie has s.1oa uc'H pos
of Its political history, has, II u may lc .ici','
80 genuine addressed letter 10 bus CO a"ir '' 10
IN favor Of the republic aud A. fol ~ '"'
old spirit Of liberty as when 10 .oi IN N'.''"
people nearly half century ago IT., ''''' ~
dated At 81 Thomas, wher" s,'rA AVA r '''''-
ing o. an exile from bis country am J 's'.'f ''
srnis,ude tho rc1.th.t oi AL '',u"' '.''
tunfortunstely for his record rsihcf wan '.'
self he he's, in his Cd age, Jos. m.'h oil N' W
and rsv.r,nc, with vi ich tho MaA'c11 t'p. .i.'.
used 70 regard him. On Soc occasion %, haNnI 'a.'
advent upon the SOL of McNc', SANTA A-''' e.''a'
soru.,fn Of or treachcrJ'is 10 lie cause o. '.'-
try,s eedom, hssionei to give Glo,iats' 90 90
uurper, and to counsel a Ike cours" ~ to I--'
9TH. people, publicly ayowirg tat sch, Ia. "'I'
Of my conscience and Of my conviction 20 c"hsu'
turonsl monarchy" lie tres 10 explain swa. 10
his presont msuifcsio, the course wh.D' 10 uIrf'i
., that time, but the atomp! Is very lam. inc
truth is Nst Inc lniirmItles - axe ar. ''..f i'A
che cd general sn his pr elu.u 81 political rltt-
t,rs has become materially buniei lie % doubt
means well toward his cjuuif., for DOL. Whole u'c
has been devoted to IL but The po'r'H 300 lon or
repose conhlsuc, IN Llm. sAN.A ASIA has "oAs.
lived bis usefulness"
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e kAEAR.

DOHERrY-On Sunday, July Goth, George Do
heita native OF the County Donegal Ireland, in
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
lucsted to attend the funeral, on Iuesday aitor-
noon AqS at O'Clock, from has late Ies,eenee,
LEDwIrH - On Saturday morning, July 29th,
John Ledwith, native OF the Parish VI Empor, Co.
WostmoAtb, Ireland, aged ~ years.
Requiescat In pace.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also mem
beIs OF 20. g, I0th Regt n. y S. NJ, respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Monday afternoon,
steuben st and MyiIie ave, Brooklyn n, to Cemetery
OF Holy Cross, tlatbuih. lU5
MEAD-After n long and severe illness, Joseph
Tho aye. and saa. Of sbs t.sy also the
New York Lodge, No, IL l. y. OF o. r., and the Fire
Department. In general are invited to attend the iu-
neral, on Monday afternoon, July 81, at Ia O'clock
nom has late residence, 22O Delaney at. lY6
PARKs-on SUNDAY, Emily Teresa Parks aged
yeas dauehter OF > Moyroe and Mary Park.
fully invited TO attend the funorsl hi. (MoIaa }
h.eTnooa, ivy 81 O'Clock from the re'ae9ee OF
PINE-On SUNDAY, July 3Oth Mr.. Elizabeth J
Pine, aged o. willow Of the late Charles Pine.
Ihe remains wil be taken to ManaIoneck, West
chos er 20, 10. inie.u.eAt on Tuesday Au:. l. ~
o'clock, ~ A., iIOiu hvr lHIe Iesideuee, 20 osu-
lug st. l5l
sAMoS-un tie 3lth Of IulT, :f cousump ion,
! EdSu.G q. atiuOu, IA ne S3I e.r o. las Ase.
Ihe .e.At @ aaI uIcL4s OF he GlHl., ae Uspcc'-
fully ia,l.e- 70 ca ,he i1neiAi' tn.7 t..ou4', }
.ieIuJun It Oc.uca, Hom nis .-,e 4esiGeuoe IS
Nc. iotA tt' "I.Ho-. 'd-tAe' uO,Ico, Ill
/ sItNso N-uu sun.A,, july 80, james sIin'on,
lie le..l,c, aud fl',lds Of the tlsaly are re-
srr.. uly ius,ta 10 - cad tG5 u.oss., tins iaun-
5.lu.yks is
J Cl... &C. ,... ui....u5 N d. s. .ltIs cad
| o. 900. ... IA a..., J.ut Ni.ncho.
iu... d . Oh. 'a., -.a 10. i-..uas' thape', cor
t..a.t n... ii.l 4-. tD-t }, y @ e.N-~. :
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eecrc,nr, Mon.l and ,Ir. nlel.crsen.

Tie controversy len g. .neer L. DfcsE'-
and TIE Now % -.tm mt concerning tho
cn.inesu.r' 20, che I-.lu sion o. tic "loub'e-
eutcrr," a...ua '.s!, &. l, ruanA,ol by .prAc-
t.ll ta''. ms ep1troyorss commenced IA 1902,
when NJ. lrcLe..pv pronounced he machinery
which TIC U,,rr,'. emit vas contracting for tics.
VS. Gle - "Jc,o $50 IN every PARTICULAR" aud
ondc,vorcl TO cstsr ,Ae cZ clence o. On mes Of
As own construction Tie Department fsilri to
be convinced uy tie 1u4euts Of NJ. DicKrssoS,
hovcSer, aud Reused t. test the Style OF engine
sug,cs e. tyte 'attcr. Subsequently Mr. FoEnEs,
% vol rown slip oWnsr, Induced tho Department
Co allow Tie y. .srrson cp ines TO lie put into Tho
a '.hquil, Gnutle-oulorl which was then In
,.s ~ 81 conjunction, tic conditions being that
iol ir-l thg aaid FL 1ucs we're ouad to be in sny
rosua.l uic.ur to O oss denounced ~ NJ DfcKrR-
20 TIC ether style was to 10 substituted for them
81 Nj rorurt rapense The irial vas made, and
v'sacaiarcd unsatisfactory by tho D,parlmau,. Mr..
l.e.rla.N o. eyed that tho cause Of this decision
'Hs . .r.t.'gl a.. pa,hy toward him on tie part
90 NJ. IuTSopu, C4cf I'm. iactr Of tho Navy,
aui thus Gle mater .1r tia" ended A fcw days
ago, however, NJ. DiCGsl,1N addressed letter
10 tho Department, the Substance Of which was =
cl hllcn~s o. ter, the Algonquin In competition
With any Of the vessels OF TIC same class and this
is what he proposes to 80; 70 start both vessels
with like quantity ct coal, and the Algonquin
shall - as fsr sud fIs, 1s tho other until the
coal u tle other II tlraoi ont, and then she will
tow The otaer as far they have already gone. !"
| Alao, that ".t NsIcci % 1T knots IN hour tho
Algonquin viii 60 three tmas as far as any other
OF her LASS with tlc sargs mount Of NAL I'ho
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TRADE NOTICES.
LIMITED COoPERs NO. 5, AT THE

limited COOPERS No. 5, AT THE RE-
" quest Of the Grand Society, will bold specia Al
meeting ON this Monday eyeains, A. O'Clock T.. A.,
for tho M pose Of iakins into conadera on zero u.
tons paved the late sessiou TOR the Advancement
OF the trade. By order WILLIAM HACkEII,
Pres, THOMAS AcUKATH, sec. la
TINTED COOPERS no. / WILL HOLD A
" meetine THE Monday ct 2s5 Grand q, W llisms-
hufrh, AZ Y. N. A full attendance IL requested.
IETER BYRNE, President. lNb
INCONSISTENCIES UNION THERE VIII
w he an Adjourned Meeting Of Pic.Nic 1otnmi'tee
Chairman. - PETRY, sec. 2a6
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Loeleatie Via Riots '. holosale Prices { arrent
NV Yor,, sIryapAr, Jub %, l,6a.


NV Y,rr, sIftzpAg, Jul, % is65.
f1Fss, 10. java % o.; 81 domingo 4. 4AIo
T. o. ~ .a.l. N .l"hitu, lIt2I.
a. Ou, ib.-Ail. new OiieAns A5aiJ; Md. JpIAnd
i,n.st, coo5,. var' -shirtiaF, t'rhd, lSl45 I;
Sl5't- blown, iaa.i-: be 'yhed, l-aiJ-i Diithg,
l.eun "ls'tt 10 Lo'', Jos"li f'AnLeI- ease :
fs' Ut Dry cod, I GOAT 10; Pick dobbl., 9 b
81 uy; kAoIs,oL /, Mass. y 5ya.y, nOrr.nIT IL
-Four AMI Nee, J5,.--cene"se, erl, 76se 80;
Cha e. 10 g.. tus- 10 bey. sgt,Wn. i5a' ~ :
Strie, to e., 6 Us1 u, VI s.our', . ,6,l2 90;
tAual'sn, c. .. 81 a. %; Rye foul ga o. Corn
ues A.; 10 % andy wine, 10 be.
FTut.-Ra sins. Yen, a. o., LGyet, boI, Goa
IliIan.s, lJa4S'.; himoudA !Z-+n' 10 shoued'
$3.50.
box hoae., 2OUs.su0; White pine me.chsngable
loN hoNds, - D. SO .; Ce.r pi.U 6JOJ; Poplar snd
" ood To- IDS unI pl. 1k o. waj5 ~ cherry boards
sod plsnk. t'j w.; On and esh, % 40 q, Ma
pic hud huCa, 30 uuAUDJ; BACK walnut, 10 O0a9l OU.
,d'D', .a.;-New Orleans, -; Porto kioo'
Que 'u-e Wi,ie, g5Gi 60 bleaohed do, %,
o.; Jude -pe M, tl1l % unlleached do. al %;
isrd Oh "A %; Lnseod, lsal 70 per gallon;
i.rsss oa.-,iceG n. bbl, 5Oaiq 90 10. Pr
m, dlJs Io.1, clear, NV, nominal Pr. mes
a2tq; Butter Orsnso Co, .sl32 DO state, y5iIO;
Cheese, cOiam0n toC4u,c. luet5N.
So0Ir..-Cuut4 .-li's; Havana, llalb; Refined
TsL b.~Ily,on, i 0ca1 80; Young do, s5si 70 f; lily.
con skin. 5haSI bunpoNder and Ing. l ltAl 81
Oolong, 1jll 81; souchay ard Congo 55sl 81.
To aceO. -kenHcE' : sA22 VI Cubs ltuy paid 10
| s., A. DOnlnfO tJn bonay 6Als; Havana, tdutJ
| paid! 9tA2 "a; Connecticut, 7l3l.
7ss ~ An Nm and ID Ne Ne oisi; Am A@ NJ.
tGa6i sup q eI. pulled, G4.i2 No 1, pulled, 6+a65
A,i':!.n.Gs.. cHg;C, w p ks.. India dressed
Island, bush, BY Liverpool ssck, or.l 90. Cas-
= 10 soan pr b" H.; nos. eiop 1Se, i5.2s
lsoh 40, .OsSS Hay, 10 lbs v5sl w for old, ISas
| lot candles, city, 80.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CAMP MEETING, AT GLEN HEAD Long
~ Island. Trains le,vs Hun;er's Poiut at SO \.
NJ Returning leave Glen Head At 4. NJ. o.
CHAkLlCk. 3ls
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Howe Sewing Machine Company, No $40
Bloidw-,, y. \. ELIAS MOVIE. Jr., President.
Areuts wanted. al
Wheeler 81 Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine aud Button Hole Machine, NO. 625 Bload-
way, \. Y. 3lz
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ARTICLES FONs SALE.

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
~ 70, llU and 80 at PAL, at tho sun oltCe uulnt-
Cr. Also pennies. "a
nor sALE-STEAM ENGINE AND BOIL
CT, one OF OTIS patent lioists and iull tot Of
cracker machinery with lot OF bhuingt pulies md
hangers. Inquire ChARLLe 1, GOODWIN, 2X
fIonL IT. 900
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INSTIsUCTION.

AT PAINE'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, G2
"A B1wrTy, business men, merchants, cl,.ks, re-
turning sOlde.r teachers aud pupils from other
schools DUNG tn IL vocation, receive stCl, pr alto
in uuction. Boo keepng, within, srithme &c, al q
bra grammar, &C, by the lesson, month or quar-
ter. 2hZ
TOWNSEND'SC OMMERCI " ACADE-
"A my, 90 IOrory, be,Ow Hous on It. Book cp-
Ia, W.ltine, Ag.thLeto, Agcbiu kesdns, s;oI ,ns,
ia. mar &C., taught without cass', IA ANA e'el-
~ Rooms of ls4es and pnvate lnsg. uttIUA. q ls
mo g q. Ne vac ,iou, W
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

PANK OF UTICA-THE OWNERS OF
- more than two-thirds OF tie capital stock Of the
Bank Of tics having, in wring, authorized the
Bank OF Jtica int Natiunsl Associ1t unarr the
Act OF Congress entitled, An Ac, TO provide natoh
acurIeney, ,ecuIed ty the pledge OF tinted states
bonds, ami to provide Tor the eircuet aud redemp
tion thereof approved June ., lsoi" Not ce ~
% bsso@s sson s saEns
nnder the Laws Of the n,ted ,taier, un4er
ea" Oh RoSERs uas S1n'' u, IeaA June :,
1885. ' $50 y
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ New York. July 2lst, 1s65.-No,ce is hereby
given that Ave per cent psnslty viii le ande on the
hrst day Of Ausutt n'1t, on all unpaid Nater Tents.
7. b. TAPPEN Water Registrar. 80
NOTICE TO LADIES.-THE UNDER
A fa nSi y Z s'TFy61RE
Where ladies' eau find an assorment OF lndeTrar.
'' Ali KINDS 8" OF FaaILY w SWING done on
Wheeler 4 Wilson's sewing m.chines. AL KIND. oil
Tf RIM constantly on hand spi x.su
IS Downing st, bet. Bedford and Il eecter,
3Gi Nov York.
BUTTONS PRINTING OFFICE, li2 Full
- ton st.-Cards, circulars checks, bill heads,
notices receipts price HISS labels posting and hand
bills, printed cheap Tor cash At ll2 ful,onst 252
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
old nes'Psper; panpnsesSf lo S and vT,, ps'
SON, rs Ann St door westo Nassau. $50
TT S. SANITARY COMMISSION, PRO
" elective Wn-Ciaim Association, Bureau of I'm.
ploytaen. for Disabled and Di.charged Soldiers and
sailors No. IS Chambers 1t. tNo charge W emp Oy-
and ompoyedl At the above office are reriste ed
discharged soldiers and sailors Of All trades and quG
icaons and of all conditions Of body both disabled
and Able-bodied, and are all well recommended An
urgent request 10 made 20 emp oyer. 70 call and
giser their apple tons for employees. Both parties
eerved free OF charge. All
r. y CENTS A FOUND PAID FOR OLD
Oncwspap % and old books cents for white ragr
also cash paid tor oolored and voolen at No. ~
I'm st. ia
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