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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01

AN ACT to restrict the jurisdiction OF the
Court OF Claims, and to provide for the pay
men, Of certain demands for quarternaster's
stIres aud subsistence sur plies furu1~he 0 the
aTCy of the Unite States
be II e1IHc'sf by the Senate ami House Of Repre-
s'Rtdttpes ot The CHttsd States Of ftnsrtcH an Coa
grfsS assembled,
That the lrisi CIon OF tn Court uf Claims hall
not extend to or include anv eli in against the
UnNrA States growing gu OF the des-rucl or
appropriation Of. or damage 10, properly ~
army 'r navy, o. any part of the army or navy,
Engaged the suppression I he rebellion, from
the commencement o tie close thereof
SIC 2. Anal be il flrtier enacted, Tha all
claims OF loyal cI-lzens in st ties rot in rene lion
for quartcrmasters' stores sexual furnished 10
the amy of the Uni eli States, ami recrlpted for
by the proper officer rec ivlnS the same, which
may have been taken ny such officers without
giving 6Ich receipt nay b. submitted to ths
QuaTtermasteT re eral OF the Ut tied States, aC
c9mpanlet with s1Ch proof a. ach aimant can
present of the fac in Al case AID 1t shall be the
du'y of the Quartormasttr General 10 cause sue
clam 10 he eS mir ed, and + convinced that it
Is Ju--, and IF 'he .oNHltJ OF The claimant, and
that tue stores have been aCtua : we'd or
taken for the use ( a Ii usrd by sal army then
10 T. pOr; ca h cas- 20 The Third Auditor of the
Treasury with Il rec mmenda;Icn Tor settlement.
SEC. :. tint he Il FURTHER enacted, That all
claims of loyal citizens in ate not rebellion,
Tor subs stole. actual iu n'sbei TO alj army
and receipted Tor by the proper officer receiving,
the same, or hich m V have been taken by su h
officers without giving such receipt, may b. sub
mitted TO the C1mmiSHry Gen IA, foSUbslsteuCa
acc mpained with suCh proof as each claimant
may have TO oftr; AID it shall Re the duty OF the
of the Gommlsrrary General OF Subsistence to
cause "a h c am TO BE- examined, and, if COW IN
ced that 1t is just and of the loyal Of the claim
an, and ttal the stores have cen 6CtuatIy re
csiYed or taken for the use OF ard USED by SAD
army, then to Tepor, each Gaze for pawn nj t.
the Third Auditor Of the Treasury with rec
ommendat Oh for settlemsnt.
Approved July 4, 1864.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01
Approved July A, 1891.
IPrRIIC-NO. 193.
AN ACT to estab ish a branch Of the mint o
the United States at Dallos City, ini the Stat
If Orepon

AN ACT to estab ish branch Of the mint of
the United States at Dalles City, mi the State
Of Oregon.
Be ueadcted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
,entatireS Of the United States Of Anaerica IN Con-
reSs assembled,
That a branch of the mint of the United States
be located and established at BAL es City, In the
State of Oregon, for The coinage Of god and
silver.
SEC. 4. And be IL further enacted, That, for
CARRYING on the business Of said branch, the fol-
lowing officers shah be APP inted, as soon as the
public interest shall require thSir vice. upon
the nomination of the President, by and wi h
the advice and consent of the Senate, namely:
one superia endent, one assayer, one meter and
refner, and one coiner. And the superintend-
ent shall employ as many cierhs, su ord nate
worAmen and laboIers, under the direction OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury, as may be required.
The salaries of the said officers shall be as follows
To the superintendent, the sum Of tso thousand
dollars; to the assayeT, the sum OF eighteen nun
dred do lars; 10 the meter and refiner, e1gh' cen
hundred dollars; to the clerks, subordinate work
men, and labOrers, such wages and allowances as
are customary, according 10 their respective sta,
tions and occupations.
SEC. g. And.bs Il further enacted, Ihat the
Officers and clerks 10 be appoint under tins act,
before entering upon the execution Of theirofhees
shall take an cath Of affirmation &c ore some
judge Of the United States, or q he supreme
court of sad State aithfuiy nj d. gently 10
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01

NEW ORDER OF THE POsT-OFFICE De-
MISUNDERSTANDING LETTERS TO BE
RETURNED. Heterogeneous have been
made by the Post,of1ice Department to
furnish stamped envelopes to the public,
bearing printed requests for the return
of unclaimed letters. These envelopes
will contain the address OF the person
who orders them the printing, which
is not to exceed four lines, being on the
end Of the envelope. Orders will be re-
ceived and transmitted by POstmasters
to A, n Zeyely, Third Assistant Post
master General at Washington The en-
velopes will then be printed and de-
livered without additional charge. The
low rates at which stamped envelopes
are sold by government will commend
their use to merchants and Others hav-
ing extensive correspondence. When
stamped envelopes are spoiled in direct
ing, the money will be refunded by Post
masters at the places where the misdi-
rection occurred.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01

WHY DAVIS WAS IRoNED The New
York Herald and Times discredit the
story concerning Davis being put in
irons. Some other papers believe it
true, because it is confirmed from vari-
Gus sources. A Fortress Monroe letter
processes to state why JEFF was ironed,
as follows
At first he called for physician, and
chose DIR. Craven from several suggest
ed because he was from New Jersey.
DIR. Craven found him in good health,
and it was evident that Davis object
was to get something better than the
army rations served to him. At the
next meal he threw his soup bread and
meat from him, exclaiming, in loud
and angry voice, "that he was not ac-
customed 10 such living, and would not
put up with it," The officer and his
guards within the cell looked on in quiet
surprise. Davis became more irate, and
strobe up and down his cell, exclaiming
that he was to be murdered. At one
time he endeavored to deprive one OF
the guards of his gan. Failing in this
he tore open his vest and shirt, barred
his breast and asked to be shot. This
melodramatic request was not complied
with. On the contrary, the officer OF the
day and Gen. Miles were apprised of the
violent conduct Of the prisoner, anc
irons were ordered'to be
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01

IN ACT 70 provide Tor the SUPERVISION, repairs,
habllt,es, and completion of the Washington
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
rseo"iaiirss Of The United Suites Of Amsrica in
Congress assembled.
That the sum OF one hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars be- and the me is hereby, appro-
priated, out of any money in the treasury rot
Otherwise appropriated. fpr the purpose Of CON
structlng tn dam Of solid masouary across Jne
Maryland branca of tho Pot INA river, near the
the receiving reSGu0'r, (re-ervolD sud Tor exit
ing labi tiles and expenses, engineering suyerin-
tendense, and rep irs of said aqueduc,
Approved July 4. 1864.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01
r pupI.Ic-NO.lSO I

AN ACT to correct clerical error in the flaw
OF June thirtieth eighteen hundred and sixty
fonr relating to the Post Office Department.
Bs ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
,entatirss of the United States If A naer'ca in Con-
qress assembled,
I hat so muc1 of the act of thir ieth June, egh hit
cen hundred Iandl sixty-tour, as repeats the
seventeenth, eigh eenth, thirty-ffth, thirty.
ninth, ana forty first sections of the act of March
third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three, entitled
" An act 10 amend the laws relating to the
Post Office Department" be, and the same is
hereby, rept aled.
Approved July A. 1891.
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TQUBLIc 205 ]

AN ACT TO encourage emlsratloh
he il enacted by the Senate and Houie Of Repre-
,enfltipes Of the United States Of Amsrtcd IN Con-
gress assembled,
That the President Of the United States IS here
bv auth, rized, by and with the advice and con-
sent of the Senate, to appoint Commissioner
Of Inmera ion, who shall be subject 10 the d.
rection the Department of State, snail hold his
office for four years, and shall receive saarJ ht
at the rate OF two thonsand five hundred dollars
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01

Az ACT making appropriation - carry
into effect An act TO preyeut smuggling"
Be 1t enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
eHtatires Of The United States Of america IN Com
gresS GSSembleR
That the sam Of fifteen thousand dollar he, and
the same is hereby, ap2rop lated, GU of am
money Ia the Treasury not otherwise Il, propri-
carr mo etIect an enttIed = a a. p 'eve, t
smuggling, An for other purposes" pissed at
tho l.r"nent session Of c .ngres-.
A rprOyqd July 4 1864
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01
dissolution.

The copartnership heretofore existlng Mn y tbs
the name and STYLE of Edison s. Hsnnum, is "
day dissolved by mutu4l cons ent. EltheT Pssitt
is authorized to use the firms name in llquiu''
ins MEIER EDISON,
G, P HANNUH.
Eu,Ia,d. N,y i.t. 1855. msyl2dSWu
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01

They have soda fountains ihopera-
ton on the Little Miami (Ohio) Rail-
road.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-01

AT least 5000 strangers were in
Washington to see the grand review
last week.
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Jersey City.

SINGULAR AocIDEST-Tn SOUTHERN MAI,
Can srBsEnGrD IN THE HUpeoS RrrR-An acct.
dent occurred on Saturday morning at the jersey
City Ferry, to the mall car which contained letters,
etc. from washinston, Baltimore aud Philade' phi,,
and among which we're several important di.poiche.
from the Department Of State 70 our yipi,,er.
abroad. 1t appears that upon the arrival Of the
NAV tram at Jersey CITY tn, car was Immediately
detached from The train and run down 10 tho boat
rhioh vas lut about 70 depart fom the Zip: the
chaiLs we're up, aud before the boa,-vhch had
INFO Tho river. The accident caused treat sycite.
Hent AMID winch numerous suggestion. yefe msde
ior the tecpSefj Of tho CAT. Subsequently two n en-
descended into The yaer and atached cable. 10 the
car by mean, Of which " was raised 10 the surface
Tags eIficstcd and sent 10 the New York post O CO.
. pOn Tie bags teng opened their contents we're
found TO he saturated with vater, aud many Of ,he
Ic'ers end papers reduced ~ pulp The Post OficS
employee haze 'ince the accident been Lutily en-
rng-d drying letters etc wor the trouble and thov
VIII be forwarded to their destinstion.
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| morrow mofuinr-sud sheri lie my lad,
1 siov--." VII
Kate Brunt, FOR the sake Of mercy. Vel, ne -,
| PATTI ~ PNnuh
"of Lord George Lu.oOmbe known a. "
| "A Lord George turn doctor, and cure peo,l.
| only 10 NIX " excl lined The old doctors maid
80, nc cured people for ifn sement ; ycur mast
ire pert pretty Kate
Augh' augh r. eSclslmei -nno one from d.
p pInu ,he afchitectu pile Of soft goois;' A,
Hy desdly 'oe came forward, Struggling
.uuuluer hnu laughing his most untntsital Ian
70 the confusion Of the crra;ts maid, WHO ~.
I've IN sndsavoring 70 force tie Zen on the IA.
And Mrs; Lrscombe will d, .,sr brid &,
q, - 1Agly as with her frat love, g.. is solue.il,
and" continued Kate, 'io have s5m. ON.
',r Ieh aud protest h't ,h,. lrci 90
49, ~, =, a. on ming I va.tt Etl,v," irout-.
Ia, l@r' Antony II heard yo,r ms,tfrs
IA d. ~ H-o served under The same standard al.
" aoctor -whit d "a he mean by tLnt ?"
d. L. ~ t'Phed Antony, who hal been n s,ii /
~ IN hiH carly dayr-'anl s. lie liid 49,
s,tVe 80 great officer lillian ca,,. a, l..
t-us hs lead boiHsses instead Of uer-try T. - :.
80 Ply Pe.Pe ont d pniu qlicsiy. same .t,,, ~.
-sush king Desi." ''''' ''ah- ai
OIL. AJJ niIet al there = no ''revy D,eto, ~, 81,
e's med the bowl ere Pat.v. '
III we're H." sal M.s,cr G-o-r,rn. v.h...,...
49, ~ ul'yu Cofr'G' and Ge' .c4ie at,s.o o. W.,
.u.e uoubuesg. lae'os ami ,s,.i,,,,,. q
diploma" " sutton Nil for
THE rND
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MARINE NEWS.
July a4-s. Rice. 1915. Sets, 23-u. w.,.r.oo a.
AKHfvHrD.

sTHAbPHTPs- Commander frorn yy,ir,tr,,.-
hIroncN froyidence llAcotch, Richmond: Wevhns.
selt neW Orlesna Caledonia. Gia,gov; North s,ar
New Orieans Malanzss, Baltimore; Circs,sisn' H.
ton' la Porteua Boston. NV
=, sIiIPs-sabine, New London: Cous,.ntipc. rivr
Coringa, Liverpool i'' =
,BAkks-wihelin, Cadiz; Gotofr. hrrovo r.
Jenny, hiemeh; Elbs. Cieniuego.: Thos Terry Gov
Bay; lio'ou. Astsmorus Wv
bklGs-Edwin, BRIDGEPORT for Nerbnrr, AIice-
ssnlue,o'; scotland, Iuikr Island; Tptesita. Glen,
Ne, . O.; MsIy Ann, Adfossan, Henri ia Bermuda;
NefLern; Y heynolds, Giace hay.
sCHQONTRs-Tsnpa Mnchias: M,dara.car, Tll,-
ucrth Constitution, MayaRuez; Csharine Tboms1
y" F'lnnd; STERLING, Norhport L D4sisls Hartford,
Jane, Ha tiord for LliLsbeihport: CorneIa Proyi-
I I,sI, bllassii MSse ioI fixsbeihrort join
Tor Albany; A fslconcr, Providence; Henrictts,
Hartford for Ne-lurg; Teloenph, wnd,or; ii ii
Br eT s[dseRo,' 1917 ROpdo9. Julia Elizabeth,
ibondoui Tor Boston; Harriet New Bed ord; & /,
Bye,, Proyldencei ! II Deputy, Boston ior Aibsny:
iasssbisn soslon; MARY nller Providence for Phi
Hartford for Eiizatethport; Cooper Proyldsnce Tor
Tondoui; Perine, stonngton for RoDdoui; Hamlet
LsWr irOuidence for kondout; America Provide noe:
AndA Providence for Rondout; Lizzie RAYMOND
nssct ior Philadelphia; John Watson. New Haven;
ms,.hen bd providence; X, Providence for Ron.
dqout Zoe, piFhton; Vim II Jenkins Providence:
Justice, Providence for Ellzshethport; Chauncer 81
John Providence for Flizsbe' hport; Kate Ito.,on,
n IAN ~, az Challenge iroyidence for Rondout
on windsor I Wallace, Providence: Henri Cros-
bby, BanSori Rachel Jane, Elzatet6por. for PIoyi-
oencei shepa.d Mount KondOut Tor Providence.
zen Grant Rondout ior Huntington; T Bepedict'
nliaae phia for nirecenpolt; n W Benedict. Phil.
IS P R or ner Bediord Penis smith, Linesn; W
ard st John. n Is. ''O"
BELOW-Brie, sirandl, and Mineols. Wind $.
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B rO q kIyn.

| NAVY YARD FRAuDs,-The examination
into the altered Navy Yard frauds was continued bo.
lore the United States Commissioner. on saturdav
| H. wood, John A. Pearson and James Sloan w,r.
examined. Their testimony was to the same etIee,
as that given by the first witness called, PROVING tb.,
Dook-caseS aud boxes had been made by the vorkmcn
ior several bosses. The case was further sdournod
until th. morning
lHk kusuLr OF DIssrPArios AND VICE.
The police OF the 4sth Precinct discovered Patrick
henne'ey, on Friday night hHnglnr nv the peci IRON,
lamp-post on Third Avenue. Ia seem. tb., u.n-
messy had recently been gambling and drinking N
excess aud had Lost las he said some s1boo in +,
shor. time at the gaming table. In hi. frenzy n, hi,
'~,' ne drahk more deeply, and becoming frenzIed
70 'tso himeii' but did not infIct mortal
TuuN 90 ne nuhs himself TO tho lsmp-post The
police took him to the station house, till ,vs When
the fumes Of lluor had been di,pelled no 4,
se' the foolish man returned to realizing ,en.e NJ
ms condition, and manifested much t,oDid.,Ion =,
inc thonsht OF how near he had been 10 doahs doo,
ana mat by hi, own hand. This caso 4, An e.,mnle
anu warning to many smother young man who IA
pursuing the downward road that leads to ruin
a "iEL ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SUtcIpr.-A
slrl named Mary Dundam, aged 20 years reridins a,
no D james street, attempted to commit ruieid. on
sa'ufuay afternoon by swallowing four draebtn, Of
uuanun which she had plrch ased al the drug ,to,o
~ 10 "; W Norfolk, No. % Fulton street her copdi
Vu Icing uncovered physician was called In and
sn y usnn lemedies we're spilled with favorable re-
ha, NO Jason Ia assigned Tor tho ATTEMPT IN Nh
occn,, ms Is the third case Of the Iind thai has
DISPOSAL or THB SOUTH 7rn STREET
Horfas'-The examination Of VIM. Lane. John
Lane Timothy oConnor and David o'Connor wa,
concluded before Judge Daley, on Saturday .fter.
ne evidence agsinst the brotherr Lane and
i na,Ge; u Nohhor was so strong as 10 induce The
ne i W noa the two former In bonds OF All bOG and
n,Carn az, gl,ui TO ansuer TO the Grand Jury DayiJ
~, N ,Ti As discharged. VIM, Gleason gave hand
ia,si n n ny tonn0r, and Mr. w Cry,tsi Tor Tho
ir, ~ne " Nhoin no lies In the hospital an rins
tho olice. FNNueeo py she Hhooung Of
CHANCE FOR LEoAL SouABpLE.-Upon
the recent di'bandmeut of Engine s. the member, of
that COMPANY sold by auction the furniture and de-.
'ora'lons Of their house Among the pleture, VS..
iie-sihe portrait Of eI-Engneer R. II u,rdIns
wmch vas Knocked down to the clerk Of the Firs |
Sommisioner. for $685. In payment for hin he ,.,.
ns .u'en II Is aIeeed nov that when the ehsck va
.onnsS a. 10, pmeat 1t was found that il had been
oRp e ~ ne CLERK The company then sent 10
~ ~ pihey LOT search warrant 10 get possesdon
v,sh, .a,e, shiea Was granted, and on saturday
pxn'h w found BY tbs court officer and tslap y
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Personal NOTICES

INFORMATION wANTED-OF MATTVPIT
RI, by his nephew. Please address Rotu,pmn,
oiihls ~ station Q, New York City, "a IN
NOTICE THE NEXT OF KIN or
tNGEOKIE ~ LANE, master mariner. Nh aDII
20 Australia, and whose family are supposed 70 Vusd
In l0kvile, will bear Of tomething 10 their ,sde
i n ty sppyiny e JOIN W. BENNEIT, Al Pan psI
hoS' fVoM y. bet II and IN
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the 45th precinct station house. II. Ownership Ia nov
cismeo " MI. Handing bimseh Who alleges that the
company donstcd II 70 him this the company deny,
and .lae that the oy hip rests with them ia con,
Sequence the puIch-s. re- check being storped The
efhr VIII be Juoiciaily tnyestigated.
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TRASEA.H.aNas.

STEAMER MARY POWELL. ron 90
= zons, West Point, Cornwall kcvgbnreh ,,ti,a-
n anu HondouL from loot OF De,bto,s l.
sIser4oens except sunday, ii a. O'clock. "
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Ns2g.h'EAIsY-

A NEW LAw-sOLDTRs WorvI,-
bon,,nn the ine ~ 50 or thoi, Loi. ~.
pnai n Ltf FIR \, HOFFMAN, '15b "at" -
- iinies buiding, Ncs IOfk - "
CoMPANf a, 99rH RECT. YSE =
a, ~ NJ ei6c'i.u VI hi. Colpp,,,y. b.'i ~,
a. ~, ~, 1903, HESRY r. t'tti,r1iit o. No
.s.a,'I S ,Ssploin ~ ecrama'Iou Tb,s a., :, 81, ~
Tr.I.o p, ,ne hegiu enial Afrpory an Dr. - W.
~ ,aal, ouIy 20, ~ o'clock M in v,i,,.,'
tuipo'e OF attending the pic.s'r 81 ~ W ~
a. 1901 ~ Jonest Wool H.. .Hcr a. ~
NIL ~ n CsiEh' Captain Co. 4. Htt;ii o;t,,,
C,oyrp>.,,,..- 49,
GoN EkNMENr AND STATE BOI-VTIr.
odr.aprIze monc- penlion- g. Fc coi'e,,.4 a.
nranSed' NJ, j, HlGGISS d Co ia ~ ~
:. ~ ana and New ChamLots. ne,r Chs,ie,
NOllCE 10 DISCHARGED sol DTr,,.
coI,nn,'vne pen ettatlishei tor over tbIoe -
ai ciHtse. OF claim. We hrye rorcs,a -
49, ,i'h tor tettling accounts OF col it,,s 49,
., gu ischaIted on pariial desc pivs la. III nv
.oiboa hnrei % bolntics, state honufi, ~
o,n, A,earaRcs. Advance. mGd. Ir.s,ahIH
feuslOht procured. Back nav AMI , ,hL'.'
az. ) o. n deceased soldiers l.. BkGNN A. az ~
nnrr, ,,,,,.--. Sol
99TH REGIMENT. y. G. &C" Co,,p,y,
ne Members OF TN. con pany mr., ic',,.o1
M, al nIat ne tn Ward ilo.ei, cor. t,rant
n a., u Us or tuesday, JUS 25th AZ / -
y HG ~ Uniform liy order OF A. EIEIY'
EA1tk' Aci. Orderly. - L'ep
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\0IlCE TO DISCHARGED S0I,DIF,s
SHIPPING.

EOR LlVtRPoOL-TAPsCOTT, s ., flf-
For passage ' app niE 10 ROBERT rtE Ju.r st,5
sas IAf'cofT RRorHuPs + Co
50 south s'rpe''
srEXh. ! .,!N AMP tx LAND. Hy ""i-A
al REni g ~ n iiLiNG. PACKET.
Scotland. Shc"t knt tAnd, Ireland, %
friends or Iemit 70 enrare passage seni for ,b,
-" the 10" ~ rate b. app'y,', To- '~1"I3' Ca
s23 ifsColL BROTHER 4 co. .
( ,TT, ~ 70 south street
oo,h VETERINARIAN s,ts - - 40
Iency 49, Pas ~, Storage ID. pl,Hi''Si,' ""
WAY Apply to WILL ms d e., u, y, "a ga
"a
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EXCURSIONS.

| FOURTH ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE En-
yin h nan botnerhGod; DEPARTMENT OF Manhattan
inform the public that eycrythinT that cs nsIpy %
20 make thh the hapntst aud largest gathering ~ p
season VIII DO done. Among other prov NJ NJ 'ne
armed Guard Of Fenians viii nra,arye orJo, AN
vent the entrance Of class OF persons no bsy p'e
dered msny excursions disasreeahle. The COMMIT
sec take pleasure IN rCierflng TO the as,au 400 q,
year al the same place which has been scRnoy
TO have been, In point Of order aud decorim nn.n
The marble bust OF Brisadier General Nictse Ig iu'
ran vi be under the charge OF the Fonsn RI o,hG
delivered by WILLIAM Z. ROBERTS TSo All ~ a, 90
nit.G. by III, James Githons Of Philadolpiis. 60,
and oSa f h Sn So is TSn1,n Mr. WI HINES
FIRST PICNIC or THE NY CIpyrpS,
Association, to be held a. Funk's Union Pal ss,
IT. aud % ave, on Tuesday, Aufust i TO- =, oSI
CHM sTp,i rdTit ono gentleman and ladies. fHR
FISHING BANKS-STEANIFR RJRy a.
WWiiil Yates frem Christopher ST. July es,h, al
nj ACPHERS0N'S SECOND AFTERYOON
Ir'hand Evening PIC Mic this season take, Mac %.
Era&y July .Sth, a. hunks Union Park 6gs q ,D Oh
e mina,e at Il r NJ. Music by Robertson' hISnhi
iie1sts % cents 70 be had at the gate or Of snY
ST. AUGUsTINE's CHURCH OF MOP
Annual Picnic on uesday the qbh lust ", their
Nue harden, foot OF sOth Il, East River III 'e
ITO THE PUBLIC-THE PLEASANT Ann |
beautiful Grove known as wooilavn Grove 10, |
y EAU, ~ kayensy9od l. l., about quarter OF mia
pubic Tor the purpose Of SUNDAY school and o,bnvs
nn. &c pic mic parties This Grove said 10 bs
NeE YORK. very large platform haJ Leen =, 80, oi
ior dancing or exercises. \. B-No inioTic.,it99al
lars spp!y to II. BURDEN at tho Grove, in ksyeInI!
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A MAN WANTED-TO TEND A SMALL
te.tauIanti one that can carve snd open o, 81 Is
MN ely reference Inquire 800 West III corner Of
WIZ i''h ". $40
BOARD WANEED-AN EMPLOYER DE.
:, slits 20 engage board so.nep here below Canal
~. ioI several yonng women Call on address i'm
aai.'tely u possible, MARVIN L. CLARK, IauLiry
- .nuit'9 ~ " 4. 49,
NEW SHIRT IRONERS WANTFD-GT
-, 'khhh's Laundry, 81 Murray 1t, cor. Green.
won, ieN smart steady gTls will he taken 10 ieArn
to non. Apply Immediately. gs "a"
NOTICE TO TAILORs-THE TAu,Ops
Of the west side are requested 10 attend a MS.
At o'clock. '"' 1',H inst'
WANlEp-A BAKER AS THIRD HAND.
- - 'au ~ ss5
WANTEp-A GOOD WOOD-W0RKFR
on Iight carriages and hodies INQUIRE imuo5i
atey at l'all Eroadsa ny, n. y. Isl
WANTED-lC0 SMART NEEDLE WO.
men 70 so To the country; GOOD vase, mad.
stehuy WORK euafan't ed, and expenses pald Apniv
'minedlale'y 10 ". ROSE ~ Pike It, 'Iss"
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MORsEs. CAEst:gAd.g.- -

a SfkiNG CART AND HARNESS rC1
81, Bro5k vn H''a o'aer Enquire 90 ~ North o, I
cCn,-,,,,.-,... -,
A GOOD DRAFT HORSE FOR SAL.
a, T. 9ihe".' suitable tor ,princ o. ,.i,t e,rt
and shn uAkDl' y Liquor -toie co.nef of Ii.t..
v,,n ''n' SCUM HooAIju. u.
Fo6S q, SA .d.; GREY HORSE, 10 HtNDi
work; price n, o., T. 20 o. or al Kind Of h.rv
;Sr u'n, inquire - Chu.tc1ilc. ~ '' '-- 10
HuESLS FOR SALE-l HORSES SI,IT.
InguIrc IN ,V ia any Kind q business. VIA be soi ceS
Kind OF business aqua suitable 10 AL
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SEWING. N,AIts;x.,s

A iiENIiON-2 sEwGNC-MACHLNrs Fg.
WE ehehp-Ouc lenu.nr s.1ea - - 90
in rear "N'0h-In pcl,cs oder. II Broog.o I,
lyru,fNs,,- -, .--. lis
SAmLNG MACHINES FOR SALE AND 7
on hand An excellent ts Val Ssi a. Lon s!ga
conc "a, Ae cheap Also n.achine tr,. I,s',
C,EIUTN,, ,,.,.I'' as
SEWitNG GAClllNES-ALL FTRST.CIAS
or ,sban.'' ne" and stcond-huIL. Tor ale. IN ,
,,oG II, 80; '1'h nes sold ga pr n...,,',.,, '
ya, ucat NAN Literally. Mschlus ','1n' W
'aieod on tLem' a .S5 D.otJWGg, W. Iii. M ~ nGG'
w hwEL,LtR & WILSON'S, SINGERS
and 9th s,s SIS 10 SS, Gitb, loser bIe's Haaes
masAInes 6oight 'or r .1uii t,.r oac't tonne: 80
------- VSH' leA ave. 80
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I,,euTf'ea NJ y. HIGGINS q Co, ia So,l, ~
a. Ny hna and New ChamLofr, near CbsJe,.