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Evening star., 1868-07-24

The contract for laying the telegraphic cable
between Brest and New York. of which Geo.
Sauer Is the Chief agent in Paris has been
granted TO Messrs. Erianser and Reuter- There
are some notifications in the term of this last
contract-the monopoly is for twenty years,
and the cable must be ready to be laid before
the first of September-the tariff for each dis
patch OF twenty words is fixed at 100 francs in i.
stead OF so francs for twelve words
Evening star., 1868-07-24

DENoCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING IN
BALIIAoRE--A Democratic ratification meet
ing Was held in Baltimore last night in Monu-
ment Square. Resolutions Were adopted en
dorsing Seymour and BLAIR. and the Txmmany
Hall platform. The meeting was addressed by
Hon. Charles r. Phelps, Of Maryiand: q. A
Eldrdge, Of Wisconsin: j. =. Golladav. OF
others. Letters were read from Hon. VIM q
Reed. of Ph,iadeiphia; Hon. A. H. H. Stewart.
o. Virgins Hon. Heister Ciymer, OF PenusvI.
vania; Senator Hendricks. of Indiana; Hon.
James Brooks, of New YORK; Hon Mont
gomery Blair, and Others, announcing their
inability 10 be present, but expressive of views
in accordance with the meeting.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

Geo. willard warner was yesterday elected
by the Alabama Legislature United States SEN
ator from that State tor the term ending 1871.
Gen. Warner Ii from Ohio. and hiss been in the
STATE since the var. He vas an officer on
Gen. Snerrnap's sfan, and = member of the last
f,hio Senate
Evening star., 1868-07-24

NEx YORK REPUBLICANs.-Our Republican
State Central Committee yesterday organized
at Albany, and made preparations for COM
men eng the campaign. Encouraging reports
from all portions OF the 81 ate were received.
and II will rejoice every friend of Grant and
Colfax to know that the differences between
the tive wings of the Republicans IN this city
are in tair way to be settled. The Executive
Committee OF Soldiers also organized tor the
ampaign.-frtbnne.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

TAR VAENIsHEs.-These are especially
adapted to tue Preservation OF iron, and are
made in several ways. One consists IN melt
ing pitch in an iron vessel, and when cold. but
still fl uid. mixing intimately with il heavy tar
oil. This varnIsh will dry in two days. A
more quickly drying varnish is made by using
tar oii of = higher boiling point. Fine castings
may b. vanished with . mixture of similar
character, oa, IN which naptha is substituted
tor tar oil. This will dry in half an hour.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

Gen. J. W. Singleton has been nom mailed tor
Congress by the Democrats OF the fourth Con-
sre,sional district OF Illinois.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

Thera are nearly li.GoO coIored voters in the
STATE of New York, under the $3.50 property
qualification act.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

Our DIrLoNATtC AND CONSULAR SERVICE.
fse Eev York Tos has a thoughtful article
upon the necessity for some decided changes in
oor diplomatic and consular serrice; and tanDs
occasion 70 commend the bill reported from she
Committee by Senator Patters0u, of New
Hampshire, one feature Of which is the in
crease Of the number Of consuls- General and
decrease of the number of ministSgs and other
purely diplomatic representatives. The pro-
posed bill abolishes many ofi ces that n present
exist as unsaisried offices, and modifies the
sAlaIied Offices to such extent to increase
salaries where they are At present insuffi-
oieut for the proper support of the officer
and the proper discharge of his duties,
and TO reduce them wherever they seem
90 be out OF proportion the importance of tbs
office; by abOlishing altogether q number of un :
saiaried consular offices. many OF which are
sought only for the promotion of private inter-
ests, under the auspices of consular authority
and the American rag. or which were created
forspeoial duties during the late war, which
ceased with the struggle. The Post thinks the
committee take correct view of the question
when they assert that the chief use of our for
eIgD representatives, with some exception. is
20 foster and increase our commerce with for
eign countries ana thai for this purpose. IN
the majority Of cases cons ular functions and
duties should be united with the diplomatic.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

Full odicial returns from the Arizons eiec-
tioa give Gov. McCormtek fordelegsie to Con-
gress 90 msiopty ovor both bis opponents.
Evening star., 1868-07-24
LOST AND FOUND.

brns SSW atS On ba1o, shs ,s White 1
spot under her right fore leg The above reward
will be paid il returned to K. GUTMAN, III
Bridge street Georgetown, ID. &. jy2i 2t'
4 OsT-Nine head Of CATTLE, from the Monu-
IL nent Lot; two Cows, one with calf by her side,
ard seven Steers, satisfactory reward will be
paid for their recovery.
yAREELL & MYERS,
Government Beef Contractors,
jy22St' Monument Lot, Island
Evening star., 1868-07-24
WAITS.

WhNTEp-AwAsHwoMA Insuirs q. the
w kfrsyood 4eu,e. q 9.
'WANIlSSA Y0UNd EADI 5o ~ a.
nee se.Is,s Is.es = sa. saiies s. ofis 0'' ~ :'d
WAh p-5ZS cons [ffnt HIT1 MN
:: s H.. S' No. i 'i 'sisSs'S sss s.;s -. .
SW4NxeDLfs rent syp.ll loUso suitahls
SEs No. fs Pee iss%.ris snn Ts'Gs street.
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN, 10 cook vssh
s,s o. and DIR iron n and n DO general houssxork Wage.
ommenssd -2lTNsrmont avenue, bet N ana \,
WANTED 10 R1Nf-By ~ aFvsVf Avssst.
of Eve or .eyen r0o@s. Family, snaR. Tenant
's'"''''t md '''RRSiR RSRsE. hsIEi At'EslHtfEgszr.
DN Sc 416 Seventh street.
W4NTED.A respsctable WOMAN 2. cook
Cd: Apply .t 261 + street jy . 81
WANTHD-A woms1 to Cook, Wash aud Iron.
~ ~ Apply At sS4 Maryland avenue. near corner
WtNTED-A walfH GIRL. 70 DO general
ironing Must come welt rscomnendsd. Apply
at No. 162 Washington St, Georgetown. " 2s.2t'
w house~ork in a smaif family. Apply at the
lortbt ast corner Of Frederick aad Prospect Streets
ucpfSetoWn. mouse polnb0u ur1o cOi01 ~ LS-sS-
WANTED-S2 500 CASH will buy 40 exten
w awe stock of new and second hand Furni.
ture, with all fixtures, good win and borse and
cation the very best in the city Any enterprising
BUSINESS man cannot fail to make money. Address,
with real name, "X. Y. ."stsr 0fice. iy q Sc.
WANfEDEA SERVANT for gener 81 house
bet 18th and 18th jy29-3t
WANTED IMMkDTATELY-Tvo good white
w BAkBERS. To steady and industrious mon
the best Of wages will be given }. EMNEk,
NJ WANTED-A COOK, WASHER ana TR0NER,
w 10 go into the country. One we'll recon.
<, Room 25. Post ONCE Department, second
WANTED-A servant GIRL, to cook, wash,
473 18th street, jy ls-6ts
WANTED-Ani industrious WOMAN, to cook,
w wash, and aron. Apply ct $50 9TH street,
bet l. at. and New York ave. jy IS If
WANTlD-A WAITE WOMAN, to cook,
w wash, iron. &c, in . family Of FIVE or six
persons. References required Apply ct B. M
HALLS Real Estate OfGce, corner 7th sad D sB.
WANTED TO BUY-By r. s. JUsTH, Ladies'
w Gentle.nen's and Chiidrens' Second hand
CLOTHING, UNDERCLOTHINq, BOOTS and
and q streets, Northern Liberties.
n. B.-second- hand Clothing sold at reasonable
terms. L-L - .-A-.. JaSrIy
WANTED-HEW AND OAST-OEF CLOTH
w ING, Watches, DiaInonds, Gems Rev veIvers
any article of value, at the old establish firm
Of r. fUbT0S CO., Pawsbrokers, 5I1 Ninth
street, near Pennsyivsris svsnue. ia SLY
Evening star., 1868-07-24

0EDEPARTMgET OF THE POTOMAC, g.
US Ri-The Posts of this DepartRe ent IN
street, at 81 THIS Friday EVENING.
by order o JAMES 7. SMITH.
L. w. TAYLOR, Asst. AdJ't Gen. tt
rTHE CEREMONY OF DEDICATION OF
U3 ST. ANN'S CHURCH, at Tennallytovn,
viii take place on SUNDAY NEXT, st 10 O'Clock
The choir Of Geor Retown College Will be in atten.
dance and the Rev. DR.. CLARK, 8. j., of Baltt-
more, Will preach A cellection will be taken for
the benefit of the church = jyA-ats
0@OFFICE OF NATIONAL FREEDMENp
uS SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
CoRSER OF NISETEESrH AND PEsNsrLvA.
MA AVENUE, WASHING TON, q. July 8,
lSS8.-At aleeusr NEE ting Of the Board of Trus.
tees held THIS DAY, rCmi-aDaual Dividend OF
y, per cent. was declared, Fad will be paid or
credited deposit to all depos tors whose money
hss nained ia bank six months. The Board also
changed the rule requiring money to remain on
deposit: SIX months before IL sh si begin to draw
interest to Iour months, The assets Of the com
peay are now S7T 6il g. Now is the time to de-
poet, as all IT, neys left with Us before the 10Th
instant begin to draw interest At once.
yH10f II. l.. EATON, Actuary.
Evening star., 1868-07-24

fEnBC III.
"a s:5 ::ii::;i &: :; g z
s: = :; FL ;:s:sss is::::s
$& s.,::: 81 s:s;ss..l1 q sA'1 s..s !, .G:if
% - Hss tSsntfss<sss AroTs' Ss" and vii vii
% Win ,hsif 1sa - Teeth MA. sss
9n ON Soe siiyes, OF vaiosaifs b.se. and slisa in
no orpEspAiR,-s1e Ol Dr. PARBr, .fter
y ySu have tried buohe, SAnartar hambuEs,
foons Opposite ODD 9so9s in =. ,SS SAss i
DEEsON1E-MIsSEsC C0RSEfs- -TI .-yI., ~
s1s.ss s.ss, ct tBAuhs FACTORY, az LSaisi.aa
7 ADTFsi LApTKsl'-sare -ogT hair NV ..,.
Il ting a cut aud made IN Brs.d .cnrl. Fresse.
q ch'snoa.s sr .,s ps1p.Isn.9s..s =; D5snossEoT
~ 6,in between 10Th and Dth sss
- aud try the
COOL CELEBRATED CHICAGO LAGER,
At WN. EELMCsS SALOON.
s09 lth ST, rear Of Sessr Store. ~ Sim.
NE. x. DK y. CURTIS, NJ F.RO. Z. &c,
~ &c. has made . speciality 0; aaI devoted
many years of his extensive practice 90 ths treat
those arising from seminal, NefSou. AMI fSy.iesi
Debility. caused by over-indulgense abuses 81 she
natural functions, sedeutsry habits, &c, profuc-
I'VE 10 80 many Instances Of premature decay
Residence ISs street, betvees sfth aud sfst .t-
Warrington, ID. u Consulting hours from is 20 2,
sa1o 10 ~. u. Je 24-lm.
" SUEGEoN AND PHYSICIAN.
zoo PENNsyLvANIA AVENU x, above 18Th s.reet
Hss devoted nsny year 70 the ,res,mcns Of female
somps,ats s1d has NET With the greatest
LADIES desiring especial treatment will nnd
MN ysry shflifnI and confidential
iHkEGC LARITIES, from Whatever esues,
Rooms PRIvATE. Patients zee no one bat the
Doctor. ye9a
LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR HooPsKIRrs
ALTBRKD AND REPAIRED 1t CHS. BAUnp
HOOPsKIRr, CORSET snd sHOULDRR BRACE
0AHUrACT0RT, - Louisiana avenue, between
eth and 7th streets. NH H-t
NONfIDIETIAL.-Yo men VINO have In
" lured themselves By certain secret habits,
which unht them for business, pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; also, middle aged and Old
men. who, from the follies ef youth, or other
causes feel . debility I'm advance Of their years,
before placing themselves under the trea tmept Of
Any one, should first read 'The Secret Friend
Married ladies win learn something OF Importance
BY pefuAng "Tbe Secret Friend " Sent 10 any
address, in Q sealed envelope, on receipt OF .
cents. address DR. CHARLKs 4. 81 EARf . 90.
Evening star., 1868-07-24
OF NATIONAL FREEDMENp
y SAIINGs AND IRIlsI L.aM pa NY

n6.YOBS OFFICE, CITY HAL,
uS WAsHINGroy, ID. July % 1853.
TO TAX PAYERS. ~
Information having been received at thi 9 Office
20 the effect that CONTRACT and others are col.
lecting, or attempting collect, from property
holders the amounts Cf assessments for street i'm
provements (Which in some instances have been
CONDEMNED y the following extract from the Corpo-
ration act Of october 10th, lS7, is hereby publish
cd for the Information of whom it may concern, to
wlt:
"Sec. u. That from and after the pas
sage Of this act 1t shall be lawful for any person
or persons to collect such Spscini TareS, other
thar the Collector 81 Taxes and his deputies
All persons are hereby warned o against paying or
receiving any monies on account OF any street iu-
Erovenent whatever, exec ct the same be paid at
the offce OF the City Collector
Any other payne Mt will not relieve the property
from sid assessynent, 8. j. BOWEN,
Vn OF Rep 4 Chron.I Mayor.
Evening star., 1868-07-24
FOR SALE.

kNOR SALE-A Dark Bay HORSE; seven years
old; Will work gle or double, and is ~
perfectly sound ana gentle Also, covered ~
EJrress Wagon and SGT of Harness, almost IA
new. Apply at PRIUE'S Livery Sable Jy 2s-3t'
EOR, SALE-Ops dark SORREL MARE, 7 years
Il Old, 10 hands h gh. Good family horse ~
aud safe for ladies' to drive. The owner NN
having no further use desires to sell at aNS
re asoneble price. For further particulars na uire
ct ~ y. C., Boom So Land OHice, Patent ON CO
buiioing Jy g St
DICKET FENCE FOR SALR-seventy- va
feet long OF good Material. and recently put a D.
Apply ct the corner of lst and D sts. " 22.st
Evening star., 1868-07-24

NOTICE TO BUILDERs.
We are in receipt Of
%YSEs ssFiSn: Ss,sa :Ts: ana and .,yI:
1000 Pairs BLIEbs, various sizes
500, 900 feet MUULDINGS, ali kinds.
We Offer the above goods, or any in store, at re-
duced prices, as we are short Of room for storage
they can hold and must make room for large
'''"e' sUILDGRs, sGh e SSlR DEPOT, $50 7,h street
iy s27w h. W. HAMILTON & co.
TOR eALE-The Stock and Fixtures of sTRIM-
y MING STORE. now doing fair business,
Apply Of No. 233 7th st bet. n and SITS. jaOSt
A MILK DAIRY AND ROUTE FOR SALE
"A Adore IS D. MILLER, holly Farm, DC
jyH wv
nAIRY FOB sALE.-A DAIRY, doing a good
- and safe business, will be seld &C reasonable
price. For particulars apply to J. YORK, corner
OF hew y ork avenue and l4th street Jy l5-2w'
A BARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
$4,000 IN METROPOLITAN RAILROAD
STOCK FOR SALE.
This Is the most desirable Stock in the market
for investment II fs now paying at least 10 per
cent per snnum. in semi annual dividends, and is
Constantly increasing in yiPn1 hRa%PE{ RaSP{ Ssosos
jyl5-laf q. Z. cor. 18th Ut. and New York ave-
EOR sALE-A dun MARE, seven years old;
nfteen hands high, fne driver.
siagle or double: perfectly gentle, and ~
lively stopper, without blemish, and sold 6EA
be .een kt YLEMING's stables. O street, between
An and 9Th streets. jez3-u
EUR SAILS 900 CEDAR POSTS, all sizes,
8, 10 and IG feet, will be sold At the lowest mar
ket prices, in lots to suit the purchaser. Inquire
No. a22 Eth street, near d north. jy l3-lm
Evening star., 1868-07-24

CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
~ CARRIAGES.
On hand large number of fine light Carriages,
at reasonable prices. Also, q number l~5,
oi second hand Rockaways, Extension R&SE
ranted
Repairing promptly attended to.
ROBERT Fl. GRAHAM.
Repository 314 st., bet sth ana 9th; shop 4r1
Sth ST.. near ID. ,y s3 as
Evening star., 1868-07-24
WOOD AND COAL.
EoR MOUNT ykksos.7 :

4 EAvE YOUR ORDERS FCR
IL GLkAsCk CLAIMS
CHAP GOALS AND Il COD.
al their Depot and Chief Oaics, C street wharf, "
c. sToRRs co, ooEIer 18th aad r. w-sh
tngton:
L. LuCHIs & co, corner Tth ard y. Washington:
80. BcGuk, coF2ef bTiege and HAsh, Ge0rge-
town .sii en-
Evening star., 1868-07-24

WILLIAM G6INAND, -
w DEALERI IN
COAL, WOOD, LIKE. CEMENT. &C.
Central once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue. brtgee~
9Th and 7th streets west. Branch Yard, corner lat
street east and street south. Wharf and St-en
Saw Nil, foot Of Sd street east. Large Wharf accom-
modAtions for loading and unloading vessels aad
storing goods. GOAL By the cargo st Phiis pbia
prices. AZ Ii-tY
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-12-05
CIRCULAR.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Following:

We, the undersigned, having known Mr.. J. W.
Santafee for many years can readily certify to his
unbatied skill in the cure of all diseases OF the
horse, and sincerely and heartily recommend him
him and his medicine to the public in general,
knowing that it will meet with complete success
to all who may deem it prudent to give t fair
trial Forndered horses cured in twelve hours
Collie in thirty minutes. Bolts in thirty minutes
Dis.emper in four says. Farsy and preventive
Of glanders from e ght tc ten days. Lung fever
in four days. Lockjaw.
Alfred Hazard, G. W. Catlett,
p. Kreusen. W.O Gordon,
DIR. Jones, NJ D., b. H. McGillon,
A. Toadvine, A. l.. Tombs,
Chas. Schields r W. Hale, Laurel Hill,
R. T. McGuire. J. McGrath, Baton ROTOR,
y. McKeown, E. .Duoroca, Rouge,
r. Ciendennan, V. +. Allan,
H. 7. Allain, j. c. Stafford,
T. NJ. a. Redman, Bayou Sara.
Having purchased from Mr.. J. W. Santafee the
patent of his veterinary Remedies" for this
parish, will fill all orders sent me. In every
instance these Remedies have proved complete
cures. l have used them myself with perfect
success and can confien recommend them te
others.
Put up in quantities to suit purchasers.
PHILIP BAUER,
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing, West Baton Rouge
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-12-05
AGENTS WANT D FOR THE
GRAY JACKETS.
And How they Lived, Fought and Died for Dirie,
Incidents and Sketches Of life i'm the Con.
federacy.

kncldcnts and Sketches OIL HE IN the Con-
federacy.
Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure,
Army Life, Naval Adventure, Home Life,
Partisan Daring, Life in the Camp, Field
and Hospital, together withe Songs,
Ballads, Anecdotes and HUI
morous Incidents of the
War for Southern
Independence.
There is cert ain portion Of the that will nev
go into lpe regular histories, nor be embodied in
romance or poetry which is very real part CT it,
and will ii preserved convey to cceeding genera
hons better idea of the spirit OF the conic' than
manv reports or careful narrative OF events, and
this part may be called the GOSSIP the fun the pathos
Of the war. his illustrates the character of the
lea ders, the humor of the soldiers the devotion OF
WON The bravery OF men, the pluck OF our heroes,
the romance and hardship, of tn service.
The Valiant and Brave Hearted the Picturesque
and Dramatic. the Witty and Marvellous, the Fender
and Pathetic aod the whole Panorama Of the War
are here thrilling portrayed in a mastery manner, at
once historical and romantic, rendering it the most
ample unique brilliant and readable book that the
war has called forth
Amusement as well as Instruction may be found in
every page, as graphic detail, brilli mt wit. and
thentic history are sklfuiy interviewer in this work
of fl,terary art.
Sen" for circulars and see our terms, and full
description the work. Address,
JONES BROTHERS & CO., Atlanta. Ga.
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ECONOMY & HOME INDUSTRY.
SAVE YOUR RAGS.
THE CHICKASABOGUE
Manufacturing Company

4 RE NOW prepared TO purchase Good. Clean
n Cotton and Linnen Rags, in any quantity and to
pay for them the highest market price ID cash.
hey have stabiished depot at %. 81 North wa
ter street for tie receipt and &c Ct rags and pa
Der stock Of all sor.s under the immediate charge OF
Cant. thomas f. Baas. who is authorised to pay q
liberal price for all stock required BY the compsnys
rAi!is and rsoupbt to hun in q suitable condiuon:
Rags may either be white, colored or mixed, but
thew mus, be ir OF ooels, clean and we'll handled
Leaers in paper stock 10 the city and interior will
find it to their ovantage to communicate with us be.
fore disposing OF thelI stock elsewhere
Newspapers will advance their own interests by
lending their influence to secure the savir and col
ecne OF all the rags be found IN their respective
localitis We will credit them in exchange tor pa
per at liberal for the nerchanlable rags they
may send US. i%
Rags sent by the rivers and Great Northern Rail-
Road should be addressed to the Company At Mobile,
Alabama. eg
All shipments by the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
should be directed to Beaver Meadow station, the
localion of the Compan,'s Works.
nH For further information apply At the Com
panys De jot, No. 81 hurlh Mster street, or to the
Undersigned, in person by letter, at the office Of
w. G. CLARK,
mv9 tGH ayt{ PresIdont.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1868-12-05

JITROSKALOWSKI.
Ex-United States Deputy Surveyor.
OFFERS his professional services to the public
" generally. Orders pr mptly attended to at
maderate charges Office on Third street, Baton
Rouge. McnI1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
r. ST. ESTATE.

YsI.N. Saturday, Nov. %, 1908.
rbere were ul - of real estate to-day by
.no,i,n. although .r we're some transactions ID pr
aU On Mond.y 30 there will be auction sale
'. ,bs Exchaugc So pa Broadway. of Columbia College
&c Of lots Oh Fif.hs,., by the Messrs ADRIAN H.
- p X Wuua- s. %. Also by the same firm OF
"" ,,,-,ved t....rty TIE Messrs johnson Miller
su the balar o. ter 1O0j lots near the eastern
'a,ranee TO the fr,,lt. Park, Brooklyn, on tuesday
o. I: also q lots located in Flatbush, l..
on Wedne,day The Messrs. A. j. Bleecker,
Co will dispose ~ $40 city lots and plots at Kear-
4rsrire. East Ncrtr,. \. j., and the same day the
Messrs QuackebaI r"ulison will offer building plots
= pilrewood. y. &c.. end on Thursday the Messrs.
,.oEer will sell improved and unimproyed city prop
-, The Meulo Itk (New-Jersey) building lots, COX
t s feet each, Will boz distributed on Tuesday Dec J.
lb q Clark No Incest, sold on Friday, for sluOVup
81 block on Broadway bounded by Thiltythrd ana
1p,rfyfourth-st- I" plot has front on Broadway OI
az feet on THIRTY Iil>t' OF l,4o0 leeI AAO"eS' III" va
6rtfrfV- fDuTt ll-st.. lZi frc..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
Ttaal Hotties.

CUPREME COURT, Orange County.-STE-
de,ased Pantd against PHEBB BASNELL ISAIAH BAsNkLL,
SAMUEL BANNBLL LOUISA BANNELL, riEBk BANNkLL hAR-
RIETT PAYNE EDWARD PAINE CATHERINE FRENDtN.
~ RGH wife Of ABRAHAM FKkkDkNBlRGll ISAAC 10" NS-
Deeudants-Summons Tor Relief ttW not se'rl
TO e Defendants. and required
the complaint which all he hed the Once Of the CLERK
Orange Goshen In said County aud "a eopf
the said complaint the Subscriber al hs once
Room No Bang kssburgh ~ L.. within twenty days Aer
of
fail said complaint within the time aforesaid u"
The Court for the relief Demanded
the communicated Noyclters {, 1863 -
WALTER &. ANTHONY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
complaint tins ucd IN the Once of Tie NisIA OF
Orange County, November H. 1903 - o.. ... Co..
Nh lawBaM WALTER &. ANTHONf, faniW . AW"hfI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
slors,s, earrings, 1T,

At HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART,
n Broadway and Thirty nuist regular pube sales OF HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS WHIPS and everything usrsd IA
riding aud driving held stsry WEDNESDAY .od SATUkDAt
hrouhou Oh, year At n will awas tni number Of
ua,,, 80 table for light diving these sales,
,b.tb.r The largest assortment Of uer
nd Carriages VARIETY Of Harness ASays %
superior Phaetons By Miner esphsuAi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
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DAviDs ISLAND, =. !. II. Nov 20, 1903
CEALED PROPOSALS Gin duplicated will be
DIr,red until ocsck D. No. the December o furnishing
the Troops Al Da,ds saud T. H. With fESh BEEF from Dee D.
1903.
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hniqusrter meat meek shants aud Kidney
delivered at the contractor al such m ANA
required No bid will be entertained that
not made regular Butcher his IN iul his
present place 81 business AMI residence
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