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WOODEN FACTORY.

The opportunity is now presented fora
good investment. An investment that viii
not enly'pay in money, but in the advance-
nent Of every other material. interest af the
Country, As will be seen by the proceed
lnSs ct a meeting held in the, Court House
last Saturday afternoon, the ihitiatory steps
hayecbeen taken for Woolen Factory in
Cadiz, We need hardly reason in fayorof
ths project every thinking man&ean lee at
q glance the benefit 10 be derived from an
instltusion Of this kind. It would undoubt.
.edB be the best paying establishment in The
County and capitalists willfnd q rare oppor.
tunity for investment. Call on some mem.
ber Of .the eommittee and take stock immo-
aiateiy. energetic. Thse. men len who have
taken helaof ths9 matter ars-of1the right
kind ,'o.idare surety that"tlis tiiing viii be
9 fixed fact. 80, rt ~
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Allegheny Cattle Mark kct,

g." -" . TUESDAY, January 9th, 1865.
i CATTLE. The supply Of cattle on sale
was unusually large this week, rfachipg in
| the aggregate, about 1900 CE 400 head,
i and while the market was generally comsid-
cred good one, the extreme prices realized
1 last week were not obtained. There was IA
very good demand, however, there being
several teastcrn, buyers IN attendance, and
our butchers aiso; bohght pretty Ireely.S 10
that, the great bulk of the best grades
changed hands, and several small droyeS of
eommouish cattle were left over. Prime
| fat,cattle sold Mt from y to cents, gross
a few choice brought SE(dS4-and Medium
grades sold at from 81 to y cents. Monta-
que 4 Scully, of Philadelphia, bought a
drove Of Illinois steers from Grey and Blair,
at n, and some smaller droves sold at tioin
III to s. For common and inferior Cattle
the demand continues Light, and with fair
offerings Of this particular grade uf stock.
the market was little hard as compared
with last week, and in some cases, conces-
sions had to Be made, in order to effect sales
Upon the whole however, the quality Of
the. cattle on sale was UP teythe usual etpn-
darn, and overs GENERALLY, were pretty
generally satisfied. with the market taking
everything into consideration, theS number
Of cattle being much larger than generally
expected sSis2 JssEE Y .EaE
HoGs--The market for hogs was little
dull as compared with last, week, and with
a fair number on sale, and a comparatively
light demand prices may .bequoteda Il shade
lower We now quote at 9ey9l gross,
Wholesale and f0(GlQ3 retail, and these
maybe regarded as fhes extremes Of the
Of thci market. Thus far this week, Dur
pack kerS have not taGehka single hog, pre-
terlng rat her to hold oft and wait dor, new
ShEEr,-,With very limited supply and
a moderate local demand, ,ahe lmalkat for
Sheep.is finer andapfiets advanced IGood
fat mutton sheep Sold in roiaail wayiaf from
ITO =, gross. One small drove of Penn
sylvania Sheep sold at from S! to 4, ae-
cGTding "a, quality. Nothing Going in stock
Sheen OF IalmhA, :. $1,000 - - ---- -
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SFOOEEN FACTORY. 81

Ats meeting in the Court House, on
| Saturday, January 18th, for the purpose of
4 pronptng theinterests of tie Wo6l Grow
ers Of Harrison county dsAsa Holmes, Esq
! Of Shortcreek township, was called to the
Chair, and ID. Cunningham appointed Sec
4 retary.H0 iy@r' ~" M aat. ,71rfr.a .Frr
n >. Thomas Esq, moved the adoption
! OF the following resolutions: '''t
Resotred, That we consider it expedient to
| establish o. Joint Stock Company for the
purpose Of erecting IA WOODEN Factory in or
near the town of Cadiz. al - ,'-E
After some favorable remarks by Mr.. John
Hayertield, Mr.. j. S.9Th6fnasi said that He
Ind no.speech to make ana but few words
to say in support of the resolution He
thought the subject would commend itself
favorably to any one who gave it the least
thought. He said that we have fhe advan-
tage over new England in manufacturing
wool in various ways, while they excel MS
only in educated labor, which for q fair re.
Enumeration, we icah bring to US. That We
have q large advantage in saving the ex-
pense Of transportation of Wool, in the
cheapness OF fnel and IN proyisions,S that
these In tffemselyes would make Il hand,
sonic profit, without naming other consider
ations thatwould enure to our benefit.
Hesaid thatthe proposed go into this
business not only becpuse it pays Of itself,
but because it would prove profitable to
wool growers by employing and difusing
manufacturing, enterprises over large ter,
ritory, ahd thus destroy the New England
mopopoly,--ana allowing, competition in the,
price Of wool, and that the time was not
far. distant when Ohio would vie with Mas
saehnsetts in the number Of her factories:
that now the manufacturing interest Of the
country IA SO huddled together that a few
repfesentatiyeso ot the great manufacturing
interests, quietly meeting together, eoRld
soatpol the prie.s OF wool throughont the
whole country; whereas II there was a wool.
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To w esja Gla, syers.

Tug undersigned Committee, apnoiut
the following sToWnShip- Committeeman fo,
thes ,pprpaseasof sq,icitisg membership for
theHerrissons sCoupgiWpel Assoeiatibn5 and
furnished them We sincerely hone the
Committee hereby appointed will be active.
ana furnish their report ID the Treasurer
"a Y. 'Ssrnahan, at. !heir earliest convent
ence.' '' ".
,GHAAs. ". Hoau, WALTER CRAia,
yS%f HsrEp, ~ ! ']enNC, ,>JAMlsos,rT
&IBy$ll.% I VIM sEAGLEsos. 'ftBVLT
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en- factory in every county in Ohio, trade
tlGough competition would be- 50 healthful
as 10 raise the price OF .wOsi from ten 10
twenty cents beyond the presonf rate.
He said that IN eyefy view Of the case as
manufacturers, as weol grswUrsfas a. basi-
ness conpunity in general it would Bc Of
advantage to erect substantial Woolen
The Resolution was unanimously adopt
Amotioe that the Chair appoint CON-
mRtee Of ten for the purpose of soliciting
Stoek,was adopted. The Chair appointed
the following persons to act as -said COM
]. s. Thomas csdi., Township, ;
JofIa Hxyerield, .-r-,t" = - -. .
Samuel Thonapsona Greene I"
Andrew Jamison. shortcFeek A. - {
Henry IsPpephr,sGerPan ',y -5sE~g-O !
S,.,i Samlnei n,i.I' ianSi'' ATSnsr rS -lr iIl r.;
john jSRifi5 IL R4Ioa 4oaiss, AsRSff Ssffh .i'a'
Thos. Pitts, franklin "
On pIOtion the committee was instructed
10 proceed without delay to orgunixe the
company upon the following basis: Shares
TO consist Of One Hundred dollars each, to
be paid in instalnlents when called for BY
board of Directors or committee appoint
cd for that purpose and that no payment
greater than twenty per cent. be called ON
at any time AMI at periods at least two
months apart Each share OF Stock to be
entitled to one vote at the organization Of
the company, and at all subsequent elec-
tiens, -.-. .,ls .....y, .7, .........5 --,
On nTotion the meeting adjourned to await
the action of the conmittee U...i .. ta
p, AN ASA HOLMES, CNddmdh.g
d. CuNNIGHAsi, Secretary. % .i'-1't l
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Ds~ Religious meetings have been hold
IN the NJ. L. Chuteh,I Chdiz, during the lis1t
two weeks Quite number have been al
Stad To the Church nnl the membership
L&ive been greatly revived. 49,, .i, XXX H.. " 1 '
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Mott Gs7,e :. ;,

- ,m.,. .,,rs,, CApIz, O., Ian, lst,, 1866
.. AS this isithe beginning Of the N,sw- i ear
1t is a very suitable time tc call and pay
your Dental Bills" If you don't YOU viii
Aavethe Toothache ALL TIIE YEAR, or your
Teeth that are not. paid for will be carta:n
to break. Renl4nibn tItis,
YOURS in haste,
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e@g-S,lkAn, wife Of our vell-known fel-
Iow-eitizen, Eli Psieoek. E.q., died the
Sth' h'ins.., after d lohg aud severe illnesel
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EGss See, the 9A,ly8rtisement ofsJuhn II.
Siahper, Cigar Manufacturers in another
solumn:a Whan youwant anything Of this
kind cali at this popular establishment. 3
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WO0Iesi Factory.

q. The Committee on obtaining Subscrip.
tions TO erect II Woolep Factory ars. respect
fully rtquestediFe meet in CaiEz on next
Saturday, thel20th iIists. at yne: clock, p
NJ, for tie tran&as.ioh Of important Ibpsi-
II, e7~i,5o 's, S4eI el IR THOMAS, xiii, LII b, Grn
ss"rsl 'nnnn9 sn2 SLlIlbIM0NS. Nd. ~,
.,... ...~ >~sUik9J(HIN HAVERtI FIELD.
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glhWe neglected to .l,otice in enir last
tssae' che Inauguration i6f,a new Sheriff and
PRtotee,lths attorney in Harrison County.
Sheriff, Nlagee was YuccccdQd, on the list
Npy sf ,JanualY' by the nyw Sheriff, Mr..
alsPeek; and Prosecutor IIaYs was succeed.
Cd BY Major Cunningham. - Botii outgoing
a.udiinsoJaiRg officials have our best ,wishos
Dir. ,Magee aud SIr. Hays have flied their
l,9aSitip9li4 xillh credit ~ thepttlies and the
eoansy, and their successors are gentlemen
M,cysfy way Qualified totgake good officers.
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u Pa see card 81 John Conwell, Fashiona
b!s Tailor, iu another column. john IL
<T'usidsred qp" of oftheybestyCstsrs sins East
&AAOhK,, saA4 those @ho1eivs Him thair
Ia;rduqg ISilL Lgst j good Ri. =. He is nlyc
Agen. for the tirever g. Baker---onc of the
4,sst Sewing s,Af4rI,me4 m41afaotihei.t -
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vDESSOLUT6OY.

ESHEpartnershfp heretofore existing be.
Il tween tho Undersigned in the Cigal
manufacturing business wnS this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Those indebted
10 The lrnl viii please call and settle, and
those having claims against THE firm AqiIl
present tbhm 10 fy1ner1t. q &" " y
Il. NJ. MARSH,
JOHN II. MANNER,
jr CaliE, jim. 1.l8G6! o,v alg .t.1y 4. rr,
la ThA business will hereafter he carried
on az THO old stand by John II. Manner
returning thanks for the liberal patronage
heretofore brstowed, would solicit a con
unuance OF the same. g., na..'gv .F,f
JOHN Ii. MANNER.
CaGiz, Jan. 10 ISGS43t ,...,.- -, - -
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For the Seminal.
.xr,-r For the Sentinel
HARRISON County Wool Growers
y - ASSoctaffOn. @lI---

In pursuance Of public notice, a large
number Of the Wool Growers of Harrison
Cotns net "a the Conn HoiRs Il cadiz,
on last Saturday aftefno6d. The Meeting
was called to order by calling Hon. John
9. Jamison to the Chair, and appointing
jess D SThb6,As, Sscsstaly. - The Chair
man stated that the object OF the meeting
was to form an efficient organization of the
Wool Growers Of HARRISON 9onutyyl that
would act in concert with the State organi-
zation, and in a sound, practical address 10
the meeting Showed the necessity of the
Wool Growers throughout the State affect
ing permanent associations to protect their
interests o Joseph Sharon, ,Esq, - made an
able speech on the same subject.
Ga motion, the following committee was
PlPpinted tQ, report Peppa9ent officers and
anfbia, cOpaitatian for, the Association
Samuel Osborn, {. N. Tlogg and Jas. b.
Jamison.
On motion the following gentlemen were
tappoiiitedAa.eonn itteetq draft fesolati9hT4
Joseph Sharon, Samuel T. Porter, James
Thompson, Oliver Cope and Walter Craig.
'"Whils the Convention were awaiting the
Committees able and interesting addresses
were made by S. B. Shotwell, Esq, and
J. n; Estsj, Rsq NEq - ,
@Tho,C CdRmittee on Permanent Iorganiza-
ton made the following report of Perna-
nent Officers and submitted a Constitution
for the Association IT''' ~
Presalcnt-HENRY BOYLES, of Cadiz. .
I'eeG frcsideatT-John NJ Holmes, of North. (
,SecnetaryLJ oseph Sharon, Of Cadiz .
Trrdsmer-A. H. Carnaham, of Cadiz. .
D'rectors-John Hayerfeld, of Cadiz.
G James Love, ofArcher,
Vim. Eagleson, of Greene,
rszA uGeorge Hebering Short Greek
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JOHN GONW Ell.
FASHIONABLE TAILOR

+.-IE NJ NuUkA, lSBN1l. Nj ?
A LSO Local Agent for the GRovRR &
"A BAKERS Calehfated Family and Man
ufactriror's SEWING MACHINE. Call
and examine. Machines, Oil, Needles, &c.
constantly ION hand. Roomsoref First Na-
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@rcterles ano prcpisicns.

Anew, FAT MACKEREfs-Bost No ], in all size
~ p,otsst Gaogs Goliath new city cured sus sho aey.
gssf mo PoIk Laid kinis 4 FiSH
PROVISIONS vauaaed bost qsIy ff sale a. loves. whole
a. ,fisss fcT Mt essh ~ A W ROSE
~ "a
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REW PUBLICATIONS.

The AnerseaH AgricHitarist for October offers its
usual store of practical Instructions for the farm and
gardens useful receipts for housewives; descriptions
Of valuable inventions; new and convenient pro-
Oesses Of performing all sorts Of labors; notes on
fruits flowers grains, cattle sheep poultry and all
the various things in which farmers take q special
interest; short and easy lessons in botany; and pleas
ant and instructive reading for both old and young.
With its clean, broad well-prnted pages its album
dant wood-euts and the ysrety and superior quality
Of Its reading matter, it must be welcome visitor 70
the farmers household, and an almost invaluable
companion for the amateur clltivator.
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60 Ea.

10 Lei.
A GENTLEMAN about going TO Europe living IN
n Fiahay- would hso TO make sa9somen with thoroughly
his house during his absence Parties
with sPpy Address T. L. e. Boz no s Iouns
Office.
HOUSES TO RENT-Elegantly and plainly fur
pi.sed-Due on Staten Island furnished landing Others
Good opportunity 20 secure homes for the WIN
ter FREEMAN EMERSON, No. 22 Brosdwsy
IMPORTANT TO DRY GOODS DEALERS.--To
IFT-A hrse double STORE kulons., Brooklyn
newly hed shelving counters and three elegant aes windows.
suitabe for hrclss business Apply at SiERMANS GAL
LERY az Futon,t on the premises J2 J same street
rJIO LET-A large HOUSE, - rooms ON Fulton
A Bookyn. newly painted and paPered suitable for hr,.
cas- boa H gouse Possession Immediately Apply ~ SHEk.
MANS GALLERY, Nos 30 and 272 Fultonst, Brooklyn.
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oTVica or Army cLoTHIse AND rQripAes, !
Hlarbinerr.

CTEAM ENGINES AND MACHINERY.
- The NewYok Engine Works have hand and 1
sale a their Nsr-rooms,
Foor OF EAST TvEsrIrHIaDsr ST, ". y,
PORTABLE ENGINES OF ALL SIZES
A.o full Of all size, ard descriptions Of Maehinis,s
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6ouses ano farms manteo.

WANTED 10 BUY frst-class HOUSE in a CEN
w trial Location in Newtork Ciy-ssy frsm Twentieth to
beween Fourth and SiIharea Address HanE
nice and full particular, L.. Box No. lS Tribune Once
WANTED TO RENT-Part of g HOUSE, untur-
w nhed ia good Tn. hniy consists Of three per
child Address TENANT box No st roune once
WANTED TO RENT-A frst-elass furnished
w gOfTsF IA good location either In NewYok BROOKLYN,
for sir e,st uohs Address j. Boz No 1873 Tribune ONE
WANTED 70 Rent in First Glass Hotel in tho
w CITY CARD WRITER'S STAND. whh privilege Of cling
TuEATER and SMALL WARES Une1ceytionabe refer
enc. required Ye good pcnmanshp Indispensable Address
HOTEL with reference Tribune Office
NHTANTED-A small FARM. within 80 miles of
w New.Yot Buildings be good and Pses shout $500
Address A. D.. Tribune Onioe.
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arrange n. J.-Seyeral very desirable RESI-.
DENCEs with modern Improvement one bali to 10 acre. oi
IA go, 5.po, one hour New fork, for SALE also Eight
FaTnbsd Hsn.es conveniently sie % en, ior the Winter
!. i5s 90 slDD Der month BLACKWELL SMITH corner Main
md Cone sta Orange, j. No 80 Wiamst N T. IRONS 10 IL
a
DEAL EST ATE-Stocks in Manufacturing Com,
p.ns vicinity be exchanged 3r good Reel
Estate Inquire Room 81 Nc. NJ Broadway between L aud
O'Clock pm ----------
- w. BENEDICT,
-. REAL ESTATE AND LOAN BROKER,
NOS. AND PINESr,
TO LOAN 10000 u sut applicants
WANTEO-Prop-r,y IN the 9Th Ward.
FoR sALE-No 35E57, hr,tesi with with
out tive elegant furniture possession l3,h Of Octoorr
TO LET FURNSHED-A hve story Engtsh basement honse
near Fifh.Avenue lIot-. = w bhNbplCl.
mo CAPITALISTS aud BUlLDERS.-For SALE
a large Of animproved GROUND opposite Grard Col
exe the heart Of Germantown surrounded Win Improve
men city Phi adeph Both Of these are great ,PeeuA
lions. Terms sccon modi,ius Apply 20 s. MlIChELL'
y. r. corner Ffth aud Wslnutsts. Phadelpnia
fJNO CAPITALISTS olIer for SALE most
valuable Trse, o. COAL LAND Lebanon Pennsysni
hy dsy.opes railroad vsn 10 IL feet Very cheap
' PURCELL Co. No. 40 Broadway.
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meooius CARDS, &r.

ALVIN. EVERDELLs Sons, No. 1Ci Fulton-5t -
! n WEDDING UkgDS rss ZINE STATIONERY iE'aeH'hsd
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Board an0 Rooms.
A NICELY furnished ROOM and BEDROOM 10
n let, gas gentleman and e win or win
out board centrally located. at No l0s West Fteenth-se
A SPANISH FAMILY of five grown persons de-
sire hrscas BOARD In this city. Address with full psfeu-
lars and terms. SPAIN, Box No 1893 Tribune Once.
A PRIVATE family will LET gentleman aud
N wt neatly furnished Rooms with BOARD. at No 10 West
Seventeenth It,, finheve.
rI'O LET.--A small family having more room than
they require, would LET nicely furnished kooM without
board respectable Gentlemen Bath and gas Refer
enee Exchanged Inquire ct No g1 atest
Bond Neyns BrOOkyp or Nos m and llS washington
market
TI,O LET-Large ROOM, with or without bedroom
connecting senemn and wife also furnished 'ns. ROOMS
10 gentlemen board Dnnrr al oel'ek Broadway stages
pass the at Nc. OIL 81 Msrk'spsce lEishthstl
AVAIL HOUSE, Wilamsburgh, offers the COM
w essn, home at moderate prices large rooms ard
u,rc sir; within minutes Of Htoa4w~y Newfok CITY
VNIANTED-By "A Gentlemen and Wife, IN the VI
w entity ,fNlr fSl4 BOARD IN private family rom ihs a
week October Terms not to exceed no week Aades
A.uns l.rwL &c. L. u. D., Nc. u PIlIew hoen No D.
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professional Notices

rTHE FACULTE DE MEDICINE DE PARIS has
lately declared consumption to be cured BY eiosrzns the lungs
,d the system. Treatment accordingly by Dr. d.
AMAND Of rheumatism cured and equity bones
benefited Immediately and guaranteed Dr. d. AMAND NO
IeeckeTs.
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| lNDEMAN ~ SONS
PATENT CYCLOTD PIANOFORrES
...,l-d At he ste gir i's~ Ane'an .H''i'-''
FiRsrfREMUM COLD AIDAL
SovKLrY suPEmoRTSY AND EXcELLEScE
The ~, q Nesa Lsd.n. kso'i All whsyes 'h e.,
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MsH Of Broadway send Tor oar new GOD MEDIA circular
MUSICIANS AND BANDS.-DODWORTHs I'm
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BY Henry f. nodwoT,h Leader q Dod~o'lh' Band sn
In.,runsnts ana Stnu.s " baBi Music.' - -.
sind Tor catalogues, DODwORTll SON, AsorIaes n y
DIANOS, &c.-Elegant Pianos, cheapest in the
city Also stools Painting CiEai' Albam' Bilnl books hn
Psnos Meleasnd generally OF boaEs io cash h. JONES
No. 81 Ann-sL
DIANOS-Unriyaled for tone and touch at mod
BRsr re MANIFESTATIONS Plane yoits wsr'1o.r. No. ia
Trnih-'t, b.tyysrn Bra.dssy and Fourth ave. -
CTEINWAY q SONS
y GRAND SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
have ,o "a f PIsaaP :, PIE P, ' q Sa 1erh
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warranted fo i've years "afefoom' Nos "a and %
yI'HE MASON * HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS;
L ,,o the MASON HAMLIN PORTABLE oRGANs. Forty,
.wdsd 81 highest pisu.s% ior men s1a 'sn
o,.t ersny and Comparison Of their judges. aud
Ue shs they refer With eonhdnce to neatly every organ
AeodrOa and orn' Of American aud Foreign manu-
'' Wm.r SD. e. 5s Broadway New Yors
rI,HE HORACE WATERS Grand Square and Up
i night PlANos MEL0pEoNs and cABlStET 0ESna ..,s
Monhy payment. sane Secondhand Piano, at
bu,hn from 800 slA 0dP;no. assn IN sase.sse liberal
sasd rrP.d New Octave Piano, Tor t7s and qpwrd
F:s I'D .aS No. vi 6sScE
TINTED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS.
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Our cSe s.P. '.T.s;.d ss' s 9 gs THsS %S9
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A L No. lis Westinghouse, between Conrtandt ana
N D.y Sale frs. Premium Portable and Stationary En-
sne. Empire shDse Maebines and Circular Saw Nib also Aeen
pI A q Manufacturer
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A NUMBER Of well recommended German Girls
N SITUATIONS 70 DO general HOUSEWORK, &C. ~ Mrs
LOVES German No II Stsntou-s, the bowery
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Go Ubom It man Concern.
NAE DKPARtnEsr spnsEosUEsERALs Owes,
VI IaHInaroN ID. @. AnRust 10 1867.

NAK DKPARtnsar. svRgBos.DEskhAts Oyrics
WAsHrseros. d. C., August TO- 1860
AN Army Medical Board to consist Of Brevet
n Colonel j. g. Browu Sufgea u A. President brsvrt Lien
r. WiL surseln, L. 5. Az breys Lent.naN
Colonel Anthony iisss surgeon A. and bieve, spoa ~
New Yrk City on u september next for the EXAMINATION
Of admission into the Medical stan Of % v . AIS
Applicants b. over 81 Of age and phyhcIy sound
.dlsed 10 the General r. A. aud mut state The n
name edeaes date aud place Of birth Of the candidate Ie.
h brsa in Medical Service Of tue durng the war
et should stated together with HI, former runs and Tune nd
place OF service and testimonials from the officers With whom ne h
served should also b. forwarded ,,- a..
allowance the 81 undergoing the
.r.mnnon Indispensable prereqaisne TO appointment
are AZ prs,ea vacancies Medical stan 40 which
- BENZ created BY Of Congress approved JULY
1851. Jos. X. BARNFs, SURGEON .Genss y, ~.
Ara MEETING of the METROPOLITAN BOARD
N or HEALTH, he'd at It, Ohcc No, JO Mott street 10 he
Civ or the day Sertember 1886 waA
R,i That section Code Health OrdinAnees adopted
Anil 20 1885 DO AMENDED % as 10 read a. follows;
SEC cattle, hogs sheen shall - driven In the gene
either OF the Cities u Newt orr or broohyn
rep between Of eight Ia the evening and one hour alter
more than ons hundred hogs than two hundred aud hJ
re-, M driven together; shall be driven 10 streets aud ave-
nue ding their destnaoa where they VII least endanse
The H'e' o. human ''" JACKSON s SCHULTZ. President
f. 81 ExnoSs CLARK Secretary.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-That application
will be made EIcNency Governor Of the State Of
Yot on day OF September 1856 for The pe,ion OF
John GOODMAN grounds and Tor "hcn W" tneh
and there be presented JOHN T. MERRITT August ~ 1900
mo THE HUMANE.-Any information which can
he given Of HENRY BINGHAM Of Hopkins County, Teras
confer great Kindness upon their afflicted fmAes by informing At
mi, oacs Immediately addressing NJ H. II MI bingham Is iound,
home 10 provided r linn at No. Hit New Haven Coun which
he CT command at any time
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Situations uanteo-femaIes.

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