davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-06-06
DRCPSY.

The efficacy Of Hieway's Pills in OronSy IL exraor-
dlnnry They act with such peculiar effect upon the
system that the fluids arising from this dlreiu disease
are impercetiby carried nf and prevented from any
further accumulation. The sufferer tegans onoyancy
Df spirits and nj in c0mpl tely renovated con-
Stiiuiior hut IL Is indspensably Necessary that the
Ointment should be mjst effectuay rubbed into the
coInplniniIR parts.
, 1861-06-06

The whole number Of inspectors, deputies,
clerks, laborers, watGhIhen, ETC., employed in
the New York Customhouse, under the present
system, is about seven hundred, whose appoint.
ment deVoives on the Collector Of the Port The
patronage thus at the disposal Of the Collector
xt4O.VOO per annum, or nearly $4,000, 900
during the term Of his Office.
, 1861-06-06
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

The Pony arrived at Fort Churchill yester-
d.v evening, with dates to May 18th from st.
Louis to the U"'o".
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
.;rcnlar to Collectors and Surveyors Of Ports,
sn6 declares that he has recently addressed
,hose In the Northeast and Northwest, prohibit
ipe certain supplies for the South.
n is ascertained that the whole number Of
troops in Virginia does not exceed $4,000, one
6fth being at Richmond.
The ultimate destination Of the forces at
Washington is not known.
The President aud suite took tour Of inspec-
ton down the Potomac, May llth.
There are 8! 900 men at Washington.
Gen. Butler, May 18th, extended outposts to
the camp of Col. Baker, at the Relay House.
They are to extend ten miles ful ther toward
Harper's Ferry, to act in con JUNCTION with forces
at Chambersburg against Harper'S Ferry.
The posts are to cut off flying rebels from
Baltimore.
The Navy Department expects Charleston,
Savannah and the mouth Of the Mississippi to
be blOckaded in week.
The Paoii is now opposite the Marion Wharf
at Alexandria, her guns loaded and run out Of
the PORTFOLIOS to prevent interference Ot COnied-
crate forces on the Potomac.
The Federal forces are fully established at
Federal Hill.
A schooner was seized at Baltimore May l4th,
with lot Of pixies manufactured by Winans
The Governors of all the free States have OBJ.
tanned pledge Of the President that there shall
be no compromise or cessation oil war until the
national flag floats over all the national property.
Doubtful.
Ross Winans was arrested at the Relay House
on NAY l4th. Gov. Hicks endeavOred " have
him released, but security was refused.
The Maryland Guards, on the night Of the
18th, stripped the armOry Of 6U0 Minnie mus.
kets and secretud them.
It is rumored that at a meeting at Harper's
Ferry between the Kentucky and SouIuyIn
troops, the former declared for the Union.
An attempt was made on the night Of the
18th TO blow up the bridge on the Baltimore X
Ohio Railroad, but failed.
The New York He,ulds special dispatch says
il is understood that the Eebel States have made
prOders to purchase European aud other foreign
vessels, and the Govcrunent has notified the
diplomatic corps that such purchase will be re-
spected, no matter what flag they were.
The Government has notified the diplomatic
corps that IL any Commissioners Of Rebel States
were received by any foreign power, the Gov
crnmen; will break Of all diplomatic Intercourse
with said power.
Work on public buildings has been suspended.
An inquest was h, Id on the bodies Of these
killed in the riot at St, Louis. Tup iu.y msde
the commander Of the U. 5. troops cullab!e III
firing on the citizens. The city is aroused, and
troops arc stationed at different p"'n'S' The
Unlon "vnt'"'"t prevails """ s.e'ss'o" seems
" Oe dead.
Oa "Wednesday, forces Of y. s. volunteers
snd $3.50, ,so "N .,"" VI uI'a'u S n',,'oII ~
wsr IN h", 80 10 "u VI
SH Uu' '"o were re'eaSeu o" Paro'e'
dsssy,rs ,n ns S"u hr"'s hH ~ere & 1"'urHu "'
'""'' '"0 S"'''e uay " '"e Sa"e COMPANY
, 1861-06-06
Indigestion with langror and want
OF energy.

When taking these Pills rob Hooways celebrated
Ointment over the nit Of The stomach, ard the
regions Of the liver the right side under the ribs,
AID you will at once experience chaugs for the 6etle
Ia Your dig 1estiou spirits appetite strength and enerEy.
rhe Improvement, though it may be gradual, will Oe
thorough ana Lasting.
, 1861-06-06

There are many so.called "gift enterprises"
flooding the country with books, promising to
each purchaser a valuable gift, by which ilatter
ing inducements many are enticcd into nurchas.
ing. At recent sheriff sale in Philadelphia of
the stock Of one Of these "gift enterprises" the
gold watches brought only thirty dollars a dozen
, 1861-06-06
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and bowe's

Those who suffer from bile and Ever complaints should
try the n cts OF thi- valuable nedy, few dOseS nf
wkih wilt make tho sun feel elastic aud vigorous,
', m wing all impurities giving healthy artiOn n the
liver II bilious attacks he allowed e. continue. serious
caSialirs Inay arise, aud the sifrer he consigned
nd nr sickness IL all disorders hf the hdneys III
o MN NJ shOud lie well rubbed into the small Of the
back once day; aud the Pills. acting In unison,
will cuce any complaints arising from these organs
, 1861-06-06

NEE IEHSES, May IL, 1oOl.
MEssRs. Tracy d Co.--GESrs: arrived
here on Thursday. after a very tine trip indeed,
for the weather has been lovely found every
thing so much improved that hardly knew the
country and as Tor the mines, they have gone
tar beyond even my ideas of what they would
b.. The snow having almost entirely melt
away and gone, the miners have pretty fair
chance to prospect around. There is none Of
the country yet, 50 far as has been prOSpectrd,
but what they cali gct gold. Every Calm that
is fairly opened is ,sving wpli--trum { @ to $64
rer day to the man--and claims up Oh Rhodes
Creek are paying 81 900 per week 10 four men.
The Boston C!aiui, On Orc Elmo, is paying 500
per day 10 tlree hands.
As sad in my lsst that as soon as the snow
went away they would find dry diggings, they
have found them aud plenty of them. Every
hill in this viciHity pays good wages-20 cents
to the pan. ! washed out pan myself and got
II cents, land know am not expert. 1t is
still rather soon to work the mines to any ad-
vantage. You may look out for big dggings
that will lie struck soon on the South Fork Of
the Clearwater, for there are a great many
started over there on prospecting tour.
There was considerable dust brought down BY
private hands--say about $4,000 or more I
brought down eighty letters, all prepaid. l took
a trip over to the new town called Eorksville.
(uTeauy contains lWchty'IOur log'houSeS
think that Geo h. Coole will move over there ;
it is more central than this place. think that
before two months there will be enough dust
come down 10 convince even the most incredu-
lous
lhave not seen a fair, sensible man yet, who
has been TO the mines, hnt what was satisfied.
Wages here per day is IS, and cannot get enough
hands at that. know Of six from Portland and
the Dalles; one of them is Jenny who used to
be steward on the Jutiai three of them are out
prospecting and the other three are working ut
s. per dav, all in together. So they have a
pretty sure thing Of getting good Claim, and
having money enough to start in good when they
find one that pieaScs them. But the great trou.
hle with the most of them is that they are not
satisfied with So, $40 or gle diggings.
This much is a sure thing, the mines are good
| will write again soon. My regards to all.
Yours, truly, GErZLER.
, 1861-06-06
Female Complaints.

All ii,ardsTs Of the and diseases In every cTis
ner0us TO the life and health Oi woman. youthful O
aged married or single may be radically aud quickly
cured without risk or truhe, by doses OF thesl
Pills taken according to the printed directions.
, 1861-06-06

HOuOUHyN "' "V t'e Vt'' ''"'1"y """"" ~ ''S
teorid for the tollotcing diseases:
Agis jDrcpsy Iih inm ltcn Sore Throats
Asthma I9yseniery JIundIce Sioue and Gravel
liiious Com Ery ..prlas Liver COM Secondary Symp-
nlsiuts Female lire. p!alnts IONS
Bi0ches on the gu'arites iunbigo TIC D0n0ureux
skin FeVers of all Piles ITInnCrs
Bowel Compl1 kinds Rheumatism Ulcers
Cnlcs Tits Retention Of Venerral AfFec.
ConstipatIOn ofl(iou Urine tions
the bowels Headache ScFpiula 'r WORMS all kinds
Consumption Indigestion Kings Evil weakness, from
d. bIIIty whatever cause,
&c, &c, &c.
Sold at the Establishment Of PROFEssoK HOLLOWAY,
2il Strand (n-aT Temple BAil l. ,ndtn; alsi by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines hrngh-
out ,he civilized wo'i Al the i0"W01 pr ces: li,
q 81. A.. 81 lis, g21 AMI 33s, each x
=" There is considerable saving BY taking the larger
sizes.
NB-Trectlons for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder are aii Sed t0 each Box.
CURTIS MOORE. nruRCi-ts.
Victoria VI,
Agents for Hol0Wav.
, 1861-06-06

These mines still continue TO hold out rich
promises to the gold seeker. The latest advices
are not less favorable than any before received.
\ former resident Of this place writes as follows
to friend here respecting them:
PIERCE CRY, W. T., May 10th, 1861.
got your letter OF March l7th some three
weeks ago, but was not certain abuut the pros
poets of the mines ill the past week. an now
convinced that the mines here will pay 81 u
day to the man every day that man is wOIHing
with s'uiccs. There is but one ravino that is
worked in all the mines that does not pay over
$5 TO the hand, and it has been given up several
times. There are no other ravingS or creeks,
that have cai on them which are properly
opened, that do not pay S. to the hand, and the
IN Ist Of them pay from Sl2 10 $50 to the Land
per day. There Is O.e claim here that has aver
aged $ji a.day to the hand, aud, il the weather
is favorable in thirty days from this these mines
will yield, to what meu are now u. work in is
rrgiUn, $4,000 a-day.
This county has a population now Of about
one thousand white men, two hundred French,
Spanish, Mexicans and Dutch, and about dozen
families Of Womcn and children.
came here when the SNOW was four feet deep
the roa an from five to ten feet in the mines.
1t is still in places six feet deep here, and it is
formidable barrier tO the interests Of early min
ing.
Some men come here and lay around week
or so, and leave dissatisfied, swca ing that the
Nez Percts mines are a humbug; others say
that all the good claims are taken, while many
say these mines are as good as the mines Ol
California ever were. Jack Henold and -
Smith, from Tenalcut Prairie, say these mints
are as good as the best California mines. John
Eaton, James Boise, Jo Foster, and others from
the Snunl tii, K that this cnuntrV wlli nav n
, 1861-06-06
Complaints incident to Children.

All complaints Of children sOon lie cured IL care
be taken IA pdy their blood correct the action Of the
liver an cleanse the stomach and bowels 4 few dOres
Of these famous Pills will Immediately have the desred
III Ct partuATly II parents he careful In not allowing
them 10 cr things which th' know would Lc injurious
to themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
--' p1:;,TRLTC NEBTLNGG.
-, op COZ. LANES /. NULMGAN.

III
~ ..1i~n. tie hero Of leN".'"h' ''''''.
r. 80, On Tue.dsy night ron Washington 'Ao
- e'-o,ouy received on WcoH'sa"y o. W.
VS. I' lII co.,oen Comb. II rooo re Ce'c-
- o.,o,,,d TO Tie Cry Vail, and Iat al
Smmediatek 10 tic Governors Hoom' "r"'
a. vas me: BY tie JOINT Special COMMITTEE OF u c
,roo.yo, Council. In 8 Jew moments tHcffn'ef
go Wood made his appearance, aud being miro
= Cd tteCftyf guest, warmly welcomed Inn 1"
a f.,v yo,psrls Re aildded to the Cox nels heroic
a .o-s Of Lexington, sud c1ncind'd with tie pre-
sepi.,on Of tie comi lhaeraiy res"'u.ions adore'
q tic Comm. n Coarc.L Col. Muliisn, in RESPOND
a. aid: Couicg 60, . did, simply az lecturer 70
Az e;fy. ard having oYs,ed ii services ior tie sni-
!, ing ot the Land Which bpe him lie could MOI eA-
ne iu4t Now-IOri, through - ioa"led ie&d,
& old have made tia lis pa IL gnesi. IL was az
honor which might 10y any, te tl,asnr'a up ar or.
j lie highest vile go I'd Oo btstove', a'o Oh
NhCI tie memory should be uauhiui''Vu ~ VIC
g dren Of the rrirent.
Aft.ra reference TO o'bers wbo had been received
b. Tie city, Col N shLau s.i1 ib-l as '"'1
srclg iosteled md pro ted ltos OF 81 'es
WHO cane iere, 50 uea OF ell hH''os sIo'i my 10
e.. pr1i ect.On As ihis Governed was the po-
so-t- of an uItsr- so thcse fon al affairs should
flr,o e,st,i,u lie believed iEat all should stand
Av our bsueceni Dstitniion, conce iDg all II a.
y. Odd Hs believed ilist Tie TINE would soon
Coz when the privileges 1t goarGn ould lie CD
scvcd under better dNOre prui iius CfcGaslat e
Z ,p ever befare. re leleved thsf ilJugn he uG-
eion n git bear warrior'e WOUND, 1t wOull wear q
warriors crown.
Tie Colonel hoped be sbonld be able in the future
g. ray no IN some para ior The honor Woich the City
o. NeW-Yo,k bal ibis Jay conferred -; on him. Tits
Voa'l lie She obiact TO Wi n he sboolj devote hi-
Bent and his arm. lie trusted 10 do s'~-ceAing
coward di cla'ging the great obis3 .ii'u W ich New
So,k had thrown T., GA iiH. lie con. iuded by
FauL Jag the MAYO AID Common Council for the
b. or icy had eOaferred.
Tie d,ors were ihen thrown open, when the vast
crowd who had assembled in the halls, upon The
xtairway aud in Tie wer passages, slowly wended
ST. wsy 10 tie rcceI ZION rooiu. TIE Colonel appeared
81 citizens dress near me liter tie room, banked
Or ei Ter side by q TOW Of policemen, betweeu whom
Abe crowd passed For over an hour the hand
shaking was Kept M, and during that time upward
Of a thousand pe1ous paid th.r respects 10 The brave
solGier The dools were fasily closed aud The room
given up TO the Committee, the Colonel and lis per-
eonal frcnds who av,iled themselves of tie oPpor-
Eani,y 70 enjoy little social intercourse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

cause Of human nature. We are IN arms, not 10 en-
,ead one domain but 10 save our Government. Na-'
iion,l honor ctmaDds of every loyal nan The ncou-
lii .ual uaiu'entuce OF the sys IA under Wi We
live. Tie man is to lie su'Ieded who y irciierr't.
+ - war Is not yet the terribly earnest thing
Niih us that il Is with tie cors .'r5i re.
Iui1k ii tie late peaceful bones OF mary land, VIZ
i Id. ketu,s y bnd Missouri, and Sc Zoe mot 81
i, those STATES crouclitg over her ciaae and 4 lew
O. 2 figt bcr babe VIE ever horn. j re- lie father
ID ST js own door or daring 10 stand by the flag
, der which be wa born. il peace aui Tie urfem-
y of o., GOyemme. can only coue 10y thorough
,nrjaeaiion Of The reh,l l tay, amen arpiausl
We cauuo' spit hairs in these times We irist CON.
sider how t. save the slip. If saves nrc properly,
Hoy aIe Ioi-ier more Lor i"ss iha properly. Il you
can conf, cate the tOIee nieL Is loaded with rebel
mtDi,iOrs If wa, WY lot lao cOniscate BE s,b'e
animal which leads HIN. II peace eau onIy come
! 10y GuancpaiOn on all the slaves L say "meu.
/ Loud APP lause. lOu NUT remember tbat We afe
Auglo-SlAous, and hat tie Gcyei meLt OF liJeriy
Ia Coe mission of our race. We Gill be surrOuudt d
by freemen, If we believe thut freenieu essential
40 our Hierties. True theu D. orr A. 81, saxon
blood, doubt not that emuncp patton vii ~ elected
uuder The NV ia Ills county. Wien Erelai d cid,
let lhese 'ldves Tree, Trey Nert nee IL md
II hi, praismg God; for tier claims Were hot
b oxen, they dwhded away. II nativity eouie
euy .hts, the slye has the sane n-t lore rs lis
m4ster lac. 1t is too late todsy u coll man an
Abol,ionst as " mark Of osresi Get. The Non that
Goes 20, yOd lit the TX from his face. VIII how
OU The hide marx OF treason bsl'w. X Ow
ibg the SJutheruers uto us hut they u,n-t ylll 10
siron. nen, AID conquered Iohrl ale Gnre"so a. le
think that Nigia way isDt IL eayllg that cotton
was king. and that while 1t Ieisurd tie rebellion
was SHE But he forgot the shorin'ss OF II shlie
Of tie cotton dynasty. We have drawn the sword
IN yiUoica ion OF cur rational honor We shall go
on. Our is native 10 this roll. Ii tie ciise
which your tell rang GU, H. i176 Il i, tie Of
man, aud therefore the cause OF God. Every war Ia
long though it he ended to-m0uow; every ba'te is
terrible though iouglt oDl Tor an tour; beGe- uusf
vet bIeak--COd comfort Them; ey.s inst Low look
AZ me shall weep, bias lew over the Ilood OF nGt'le.
zee lhe fate OF our couulry-in her risht hand
Liberty, and in her lett hand Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
NATIONAL HONOR.

% Wednesday evening, George w. Curtis esq.,
delivered leclu in Gaikot-sleet Cnarch before a
numerous and appreciative audience lie took for
bic subject, "N.tionsl Honor lie commenced by
sayIlg that lis subject bad been chosen fJr bin by
eagl OundDg cirou instances. To-day the country is
camp, ana tie osrion great army. The time l. one
o. war, war that may become pea e. Peace Is
heag,b, strength, m.niiners and jos'.ce. National
peace, purchased TIE price OF no'lonal oiohonOr,
~ooid be planted IN shane and woald po5Ieud ma
siouai decay. At Buoker lill al lad been lot but
eonori had that been sscrilced, the footsteps OF
Sor fathers would not now be sounding tdrongh
Sistory to tie glory Of tie American hone.
ihe lecturer described the crcu Bssnccs attendant
uon the preparation for his the part OF the
EeOeis while the, yet h. power. lie then pro.
eseded ss follows; Betrayed ~ home misunderstood
eofoad the war bnrst upon tis nation, and IL rose
~ NEE II with force Of moral mGnhooi that IA
s.Oh III history has ever known This Government
rss made for Jastiee aud Liberty. lie. il never be
that the Cause Of tie United States ia the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
LAW INTELLlGENCE.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-DEc la.-Befcrs
Judge IL iLI-
GOODS FORFEITED TOR UNDF RyALUkTioN.
The United gl. Ole CeSe l.. H. u. 4inra
Watches.
Tlis wss an action brought to forfeit the goods On
tie ground OF i.Sauion wth intent To evae tie p,y
Of oGhs. The goods imported 10 Oco Ger 40, n
I'd the hsnd-rot, by Ihe claimant, Le'u4d DAVIS 10
Cover, testimony ~ show t the WITCHES wrfs
usdeiy "a H. the 80 f.. ever ten Ier
cent. The cmsbt idenre to- de e. shov tie eecn-
rscy Of tie iDgOics be suouut Of aI H. the cary
invoice value add ,i pu pom lT good. by hs
rpprsi.rrs about fvs dos The Jury rend lei YER
Gi,t Tor tie Governments, forfeit iug the :, J,.
Fhsg allen Assi.'~ut Di.fict ~tyIi md Nss's Web
Craig for toe GoyeTnLe.t MessTs u i.n Aa-le"s
fof the clailsnts
DFc. lo-refore Judge HALL
The United Ststo Give bses 81 Tobacco imported from
ksrz.ni'ia.
This was suit TO forfeit ihe tobacco on The gtonrd
that had invocod weighing l-UO plund. while IN
frt weighed 1900 pounds 1b~ru dispute To ne
market Va g If the On heh a. 81 tn u.e
wa 'lit TOD set By TIE Dter the shpler
ho estimated Is weist the usuI late of 100 ponies %
tie buudir THEY coieL5sd that u was m He tnal
atpafept ~ e thro ef-mIt ia de'fud ~ GOV.
ertuet being wrkown fac' 20 al cealrfs sGd sipfxp
net up,n 10 rival Of ss goods they wee MAINLY
w.g ed before passing the Custom House. he amount IN
vol, d was about so. Nerdicf Tor the cisfnaut.
ithau Allen, Wcus,tr, ond CihA Tor lie OoveEnlentt
Henry { SchaIt io' the r,ai,tr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

Tur IypEpFSDFST.-An editorial change Ia an
nonnced in The Iadepfadent Of tits week. beginning
with the current number The Rev. Drs. Bacon,
Thompson and S;oTrs who have been its responsible
editors for son.e yeaIs past retire, and the Kew.
Henry Ward Beecher takes their place. change
10 the propretorshp Of the journal is,he reason given
by tie late editors for retiring, but Mr. Beecler an
nounces in his sauatory that his assumption OF the
editorial management Involves no "change in tho
principles, the puposes the general spirit OF The
raper'. As the journal was founded "to Illustrate
and 20 defend the truths and doctrines Of the Chris
tan religion" and has "sought to leaven with The
Christian spirit all the great elements Of orr civiliza-
ton" no this will still be liz aim. Aud while 1t
holds and will teach the cardinal doctrines OF the
Conaregationai.s, il will do for the promotion
Of vital eodlincss rather than for sectariansm"
Thus The independent is to conlnne religious
journal in that large which has given 1t 10 wide
an influence snd which, under It's new management,
will certainly not be iessened.
M.s.rs. Leavilt & Tton, who have hitherto been
the Office editors OF the paper, 1t Is announced re-
main. S, the only real change seems to bs this:
ina. hr. Deeeher ID 20 10 be the responsible editor,
instead Of A contributor while Messrs. Baker, 1homP-
am and Stous will lie occasional contributes, with
out any editorial control
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

TINS CAxAL-sTREET SUIcIDE-ARREsrs.-L0usa
B!ieds brach and George Weller were arrested
late TUESDAY night upon suspicion Of being con-
Hecled in some way, with the death Of Mr.. Levy.
II seems that tAs snpVoei0n grounded upon the
evidence OF David Levy, the brother of deceased,
who testified that woman of this name, upon a GER
lain occasion came TO the Office Of deceased, accom-
panied ly man. She pointed ont the deceased to
hito, 1T The same time making some threats against
tie lie OF Mr.. Levy. The arrest was made by Capt.
Bowling of the SIKH Precbci, assisted by Sergeant
,Jourdau and Officer Golden, ard was made at No.
Alien street, whittier they had removed on Saturday
la,i. The woman is abo1t 81 years Of age. She is
"a German by biti aud speaks the English language
veIy imrer,eciy. Yesterday, Capt. Bowling ar
rested George iIums Of No. 3t5 Fifth street. and he,
with the other prisoners, are stll in the Station
Uoase of the Sixth Preanct, awaiting further action.
II appears th.t George Weller aud Louisa Breds-
bach resced s Tie house Of iIuuel and that nbout
three months since Bernard Levy visited Lonisa
there, which occa-i1n llumel and Weller left tie
deceased, Levy, and Louisa BY themselves for por-
ton Of the evening. HImel has been arrested or
suspicion Of beirg concerned ia the matter, or Of
knowing something about It.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
CITY ITEMS.

Niblo'e TLea'or, j win be seen by tbs advertise
meat, Las leu undergoing an intenahchapge as
r. yards decorations and conv,rerces-the net7
owner being Mr. 4. T. Stewart. For tie present it
viii he devoted to necronauey, the i4agaeel tricks
Of Is. LesInGuu eolameLoin5 neat Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20
Advertisement
RicB, L LKGASI, AND UsgTuL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

The LNgrst Stock,
rHE MOsr BEAuriFrL STYLE, AND PATTERNS
GoLD SILVER PEScL AID
Pm IAsEs
In the msrket l. 10 le found al
a. MoKTos's,
No. q Msiten.lane.
Prices from - &25.
These cen be pu' and safely by mail 70 the Patriots
IN III. Army and Nsyy fd In any part Of the country
aud . pAIts Of South Carolina
IAdvertisementl
CENTRAL PARK SKATE EMPORIUM
SKATES f,on IS cert s25 Everything The Ssatins
Inc .scrp, ,Jn4l 90 sit Oh tacs aud yars-t.
FigLoK SAAIAS We uske specially Of SKATE,
CoSOyEh u NALEEK, No. sA broadway.
[Adsertis errsnt
NALAiSC- CANES.
Useful and Eegan; uold4y Presents
Gold, Silver sud Ivory Mounted
WstE,NC-CAsEs
Q! ever ds .r.i ol nd yice,
ffon - cents 20 80.
The Largest, Chespest.
and
Pet Ass Ttment
IT, tie city. can = iuund a
A Co2's sUsi-.
No. % Msid-.-iane.
fAdvcrti,cileutl
You've MANS DlST CAPITAL IS Ills
EAD 10 know hos It the bet adca tsge get
Ce.eiul examination II FowlLE Wells 3oi Llosaway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-20

IGNORE COOKED -Quartermaster-Gen'
Arthur has issued orde 10 the volunteer ofganili
lions now in the ci'y, setting forth that no more
coosed raions will DO issued after the 2otb mt.
Colnaudants Of regiments and compsnics wip.nake
IeQuisiiOn for Fatious and cooking uteutlis.