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THE LATEST NEWS.
A Nov en- eAt on the Potomac, at
Last.
Prom Frederick, Md.-Adv tBce Of General
Banks Forces.

Er,ac;icl Nd, Dec 6.-The 1st, % and 3td
biigadts Of Gen. Kiuks' army, have arrived
here. The two cavalty compInIes and ths ar
tHlery ha'tnlioD, under Cap Il ~, Of the itn
u S, hsve u 40 arrived. None Of the f,rcos
composii the NJ ddy Branch camp ate now be-
hind except the ~ h. New loik, Col l. die,
which guards the civi~ion supply train, aud is
now ON It's way hill
A. might have been expected after ruralizng
in lrilcss inactivity for months around Dirnes-
town, large number Of the soldiers came i'm
ntda,'l ly into the city to enjoy the luxuries Of
city lifc and city market. After an experience
Cf twenty -four hours it was found that tbs num-
bir COM o.ing the Provost Gudl fIr the coun.
~ was totally inadequate TO preserve order in
the ttccts a. d public houses and additional
forces were addo1.
Duii,g the ina'ch,s Of the several bri.,ades
81 bsitalions there we're no incidents worthy
o. o'r'tof'. The foid. in man place, were rou -,
caused 10y the ftost directly after a wet season.
Two days we're occupied by tho hrigados ia
thc men and officers slept in their blankets un
der the opon skv.
Gen. banks headquarters are in the spacious
man.ion of bradley r. johnson, now a Colonel
Of tho rebel army. II had been unOccupicd OK
crpt by III, ser, ant Z, since his advent into tho
rebel afuy, nni offered most appropriate and
COnN,t.I'u ~ Place for rs present use. The ser
want left in charge hy johnson is still continued
IN the same capacity 10y Gen Banks, and tho
remaining furniture will he well protected. either
ior the late owner or the purchaser under the
conf ,Cniior law.
As the troops passed through the city TODAY
they were greeted with the Stars and Stripe,
and other demonstrations Of satisfaction along
the route hy the Unicn portion Of the popull.
tiOn; ard even those set down ~ warm srces
'ionist-, in some instances, Joined in the groet
irgs There appears on the surface TO be a gen.
ctal satisfaction AT the presence of Gen. BInks
| division, and some hail il as the sign of q
radical change Of sentiment, as in pirl
cyiiorccd In the late state election. Some isel
| have been noticed where ftstidiou4 secessionist
| have thrown open their mansions for the accom-
mediation OF officers and attaches to the army
ard in no case has there been, 10 the knowledg
| OF your correspondent, that exhibition Of hosti
| lty 20 tie Uuion cause which hc had been lie,
to anticipate iicm previous reports.
| Gen. Ba' ks and staff visited Sandy Hook 10
| day on a special train. IL being his first visi
| stree the evacuation in July. Everything wa
| quiet from the Point Of Rocks 20 lIirpcr's Fer
| ~, nor were any bodies Of the enemy seen.
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IrOm MnslllnEtOn.

W'oshirg'Or, Dec. S.-Gcn. Hunter is hold.
ing y coui sci al L. lyonworth with influential
representative Of the southern Indian tribes in-
clutiDg those iicm The Creeks, ChorCkoes md
Choctaws, in relation to the war.
The pension office has withheld ths plym mt
Of pensions 20 a number Of persons, on sufficient
eyidenc, of their diLcyalty. Some show a will
lingnc's to take the oath OF allegiance, for the
purpose Of obtaining money, bat afterwards
either join the rebels or otherwise give them
aid and comfor'.
1hirty-onc couirahanls have arrived here.
They are women and children and were brought
over ON Matthias Point. The men, number
iLL over fifty, are with Gen. Sicklos, employed
as lsborera. These slaves had been deserted by
IN .r masters and wcr" in dcsti ute condition
when dhcoy,tcd by our troops.
Ger. Smiths division went out to-day Che
7th. } to the ncighhorhood Of Vienna, AMI gath
cred II ty-iour wagon loads Of forage. No
enemy was seen in any direction.
Washington, Dec THE death of Senator
Baker, will he announced in Con ,rcss cn Tues
day, and that Of Mr.. Big low on wednesday.
The general dispo,i ion among COngcess men
is TO pass a Law making moro c,rtan aud
stringent the forfeiture Of rJbel property, while
that OF UDionistS will he more surely projected
Tie House Committee 20 eNaminc into Gov
cinrcnt contracts, OF which Mr.. Van Wyck It
Chairman, will report in part some time thi,
week. II is said that large sums of money
have already been saved to the Government
through their Investigations.
The weather today is beautiful. The rclig
ious exercises in the various camps were un
usually largely atteLded.
Scouts sent out from Gen Wadsworth's Bri
| gadc, Friday, returned today. They report tina
| Flint Hill ard also Fairfax Court House are en-
tiIely deserted by the rebel picksts. The,
pa scd through and beyond the village OF FArfi'
before they met the Iickcts of the enemy.
Washington, bee. Tho charges agains
| Col. Kerrigan, of the 10Th Regiment Of New
| York, who is now under arrest in Washington
are understood to he disrespectiul conduct Z
| his superior officer and neglect Of his own rcgi
mont, thereby tending to produce insubordini
| tion.
The court-martil to try Gel Kerrigan wi
| meet tomorrow.
side Ct the Potomac are Of their own accor
erecting shelters to protect their horses fror
the influence Of the weather.
| Gen. Morgan : new tent Is still attractin
| the attention of military men. It, advantage
aTeso palpable, that necessity will compel th
Government to adopt it.
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CITY NEWS.
Horrible Affair In the 18th Wnrd-A Man
Murders his Mother

Tie tenement house, No. 292 First avenne,
was the scene yesterday afternoon of terrible
crime, and one which we are not often called on
to record. 1t appears that on the topmost floor
OF the house, Qt being five stories in height, }
there lived widow about 5j years of age,
named Mary McGill and her son Thomas Alex
ander McGill, who is about 80 years of age, re-
sided with her. Thomas was sun-struck about
10 years since, and, in consequence, has been
subject to temporary fits of insanity. He has
never been considered dangerous when in this
state, and as the fits Of delirium never lasted
long, he has never been put under medical
treatment. For long time he has been per-
iectly rational, but yesterday morning one of
his old fits came over him, and he commenced
TO rave in most furious manner. He went
into the hallway Of the house, which was inha-
hited by l6 families, and alarmed them all with
his shouts.
After while his mother prevailed on him to
enter her apartments, and after he had COM
piled with her wishes he demanded a knit.
MIS-. McGill refused, and some of the neigh.
bors heard him say, ''if you do not, will throw
you out of the window" Nothing moe WAS
heard of him until between three and four
o'clock in the afternoon, when the neighbor.
hood was alarmed by screams coming from Mrs
McGills apartments and Immediately her son
apr Feared at the rear window, and with a terrific
effort plunged her out. The unfortunate ,yo.
man struck upon shed in the yard, four stories
below her apartments, and when the terrified
neighbors reached her she was found TO be quito
dead, her skull being completely smashed in.
policeman was procured, and he at once Sc
cured the unfortunate matricide. He was quite
calm, and freely admitted killing his mother,
alleging as a reason that he wished to purge her
of sin.
There was pool of blood in the CEN
tre Of the floor, and as his mothers ewes
were found blackened, it is supposed he
beat her before throwing her from the window.
Her person was greatly emaciated, and her
health has been quite feeble for sometime past.
The monomania Of the unfortunate prisoner was
OF religious character, and when our reporter
visited him In his cell, at the 18th Precinct
station-house, he was pacing his cell, attired
only In his pants and shirt, and rushing to the
door he roared out, 81 am the son of Jesus
Christ, and If you obey me will send you to
Heaven; If you do not, will send you to hell
my mother, whom loved dsarsg than all thu
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of Kentucky, are unanimous In the con-
demnation Of the doctrines respecting sla-
very put forth in various popular speeches by
Secretary Cameron and repeated in his official
report. There is and can be no division on this
subject amongst the loyal men o. Kentucky.
Tbi conviction that the policy in question Is
not only wrUng and inhumin, but fatally mex.
peditni, Is here universal
The Louisville DEMOCRAT, in commenting
Upon the same matter, says
We speak 1t plainly; the scheme for general
emancipation or arming tho blacks Will lOe
every slave state TO the Union. 1t would take
a standing army Of 200, 900 men to retain Ken
tucky In the Union, and then tho soldiers would
be compelled to aid in EXTERN Mating the black
race. II they are emancipated, there is but ono
other tbirg 10 he done with them; they must
be wiped out-utterly ohliteratcd II must I've
a mcrciless, savage determination n the whole
tribe. There will he no question of humanity,
or justice. or mercy. II will be nIture's first
law-self defence. The two races, ss has been
amply shown by the whole history Of the
world from the days Of the Egyptian to or
o~n times, cannot exist in the same country,
unless the lack race is in slavery. IL is no
question for theory, argu nent, or discussion -
II il a direct Law Of God fusl aud conclusive
The President, himself a Kentuckin, knows
and appreciates the condition Of affairs, aud will
act fo the hest and IT, ought to be the duty OF
the S'atc Legislature to aid him by expression.
Of condemnation Of the Cameron policy,
L,u0iie, Dec. S-Several letters from so
mcrset and StlDfoid, dated the 9Th inst, hav,
usi been received. They say that ths Fedora
forcep, under Cen Schocif have been compel
led to retreat th, ,iie Of Somerset, and that th,
rehcl., 1000 strong, have crossed Cumberlan,
River and are marching on Somerset.
M'n, women and children arc leaving Somcr
set in every DO. sible conveyance and rushing
into Stanford.
The Stanford people think that Gen. Schoei
should he reinforced, and the DsMoCRAT edito
rislly thinks tfat Gen. Sshooif's purpose in fall
ing hack ON Somerset is to catch Zullicoifer ii
atrap.
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The Privnrcer sumter Heard 'front.'"

The Prvntcer Sumter Heard from-TSo
P,izes Captured aud Destroyed by Fire.
inns pm ytS,urhy - ~ ysslina, Chut. Cunu
the priyatter Sumter, which woull commcnc
coIling Nov. 12,h. Tho Sumter had takeu twt
prizes rcccntly-the brig Danl Trowbridge, o.
New Haven, and the Joseph Park. Captain
Lyon, OF the Daniel Trowbridgc came to thi
port in the Emelinc, he reports: Sailed from
New York, Oct. Sth, for Dcmarara. with a car
40 OF provisions, and on the 25th Oct, in lat.
733, Ion. 5G'3i, was boarded 10y the rebel
steamer Sumter, the captain and crew taken on
board the steamer, and all the provisions the
Sumter wanted were taken from the brig, when
she was SGT on fire and DESTROYED. Capt. LYON
and crow were landed at Port Royal, Nov. 9th
The Sumter had also on board Capt. Briggs
Of the brig Joseph Parks, from Pornambuco for
Now York, In ballast She was captured by the
Sumter Sept. 2ith, AMI set on fire. Captain
Briggs and crew had been on board the priva-
teer forty-scvon days when they were landed at
Port Royal. The mate and crew Of the d.
Trowbridge would be sont home hy the fret
opportunity. The Sumter hal taken no other
prizes recently.
No United States war vessel had been a. Mar.
Unique lately. The authorities had allowed
the Sumter TO rcft without objections
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An Indication Of WIN, is Coming.

By the Africa We have intim1,ious Of the
approaching newspaper storm which is shortly
to burst upon the devoted northern part OF our
republic from our English ncishpors. Already,
At the bare thought that the James Alst
steamer, which was cruising in English
waters, should have the temsrity to cross the
ocean and lie in wait for one oi their vessels,
tho British Lion raises n most excited growl.
The delugc Of exple'ycs with which his sons
will oyershelm us impudent Northernors, may
in advance be imagined but not described. The
English language is at this time crossing the
Atlantic under greater strain that il has been
known 70 bear for many year,, and by the mid
die of the weak we shill knoS whether any
boiy Is hurt.
But one fact is significant. Amid the pre-
monitory growl. Of tho English Press, il is al
ready minated tha' their CroSn lawyers are
in serious doubt whether II neutral vessel, on
their own coast would not lie liablo to seizure, il
it knowingly carried articles or personnel contra
band Of war, and the eqne'tion Of iniracting tho
neutrality laws was exciting animated discussion
in English circles very strong sentiments bcinl
expressed against anything being done to yio
late theu.
SO the approaching cmeu'c will not h
altogether onc.sidcd. \ large portion o
the British Journals, as doubtless high legal au
thofity, will b, found ranged on the American
side of the question, and on tho whole IL wi
probably prove sharp hut pretty oycul.
matched fight. In this contest, the Frencl
Government " i'll probably To-, k on-as tho wo
man did upon her husband fighting with tn
boar-not caring much which whips.
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Syracuse, No, Dec. Cen. Pope has been
,,r... ,.rocr IN. n..---.f ...,I, %. N..i"."l
rms Idee Constitutes the largest part of the
amy which Gen. Fremont took to Spring field.
busy preparations are now being M lde for the
estal islment Of winter quarters for the troops
Gcn. Price Is still south of the Usage and is
To- ing more men by deserion and the expira-
ton OF the time of service, than ho has gained
hy his proclamation.
81 Lo'''S, Dec. Memphis papers of the 9th
instant contain dispatch from Richmond an
nouncing the appointment OF General Heath, of
Virginia, TO the command Of the depart of
Missouri, thus virtually suporseding Gen. Price.
=. Some papers say there is great excitement at
NasnNlle III regard to the dral ing Of troops.
Some ten thousand additional troops have mr.
rived at Columbus, Kentucky, since the battle
OF Belmont. The rebel troops are rapidly con-
centrating there, and they declare that IS 900
men CannOt take position.
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Board Of City Canvasscrs.-No Rascalify
Vet. Opdyke gains n few Votes.

Vet. Opdyke gains lew Votes
The Board Of City Canvasssrs met on Satur-
day last at II O'Clock to proceed with the cNn-
vass. After a little badinage between Alder
men Boole and Dayton, over the pertinent ques-
tion started by the latter, Who made Bools
Chairman" the Board proceeded with the re-
turns Of the 2lst Ward. During their progress
with this ward the canvasscrs Of the 10Th ward
appeared with box Of mixed ballots in charge
of a policeman. They state that whom the bal
lots for Aldermen were Il rown out Of the
box some ronghs managed to mix with them
bur die Of ballots which had not been voted.
Aldermen Chip, Allen and Cornell woro sp-
pointed committee TO supervise the re-can-
yassing Of the votes by the clnva'sors Of that
district, in room Of the City Hall. The May
orally vote Of the ward s'coi-Opiy Ike, 2O31;
Wood, 1888; Gunther, 1850, with blank anf
scattering votes to be explained by the canvassi
era Of the 4th, 9th, 9Th and 18th districts. Tho
canvassers Of the 1ith district Of the 18th ward
and 11th district Of the llth ward, were direct
ed TO appear before the Board and explain
errors in their reports.
Alderman Cornell ported that the committees
to canvass the returns from the First District oi
| the Ninth Ward had canvassed tho votes in this
district with the poll-list, and had found au ex-
cess Of eleven, which number were then drawn
out, indscriminauly by ono Of tho canvasscrs,
and tho returns were then made out. This .s-
| ton proved satisfactory to the Board
| As far as reported on Saturday, Opdykai
gain over the printed figures previously 70.
/ nuf. 90 xvas :, Euutba.'. l,ss .nJ WI. l. =.
?. Bodies majority over Kelly for Alderman
in the l2ih Distcict, was found 10 DO 1872.
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A Fresh Gold Enclicmeni.

Late adyices inform us that Oregon and
Washington Territories are excited almost TO
frenzy by reports gold discoveries on Saluo,
river at the Dallos, and at CMiboo, in British
Columbia. The Dalles MouSTAINEER, of Oct.
22d, says:
The whole upper country is excited by the
reported discovery Of rich mines on Salmon
river. Our Nez Perces correspondent writes us
thAt the miners are leaving there in one solid
stream for the Salmon river mines and thlt If
the excitement continues the Nez Perces couu-
try will be deserted. A letter from an old min,
TO his friend at Dalles, reads as iOllOws-"D IN I
say anything about it We have got the rich
est thing here that ever was stcuck and nv a :
vice to YOU is 10 come on soon as possil
FIT y dollars day TO the man is less than the
average, and veIy many are getting out from
one TO two hundred dollars day,'
Similar reports come from British .Culumbia
The newspapers there declare that large num-
bers of men have suddenly become rich. Arri.
v.l' are mentioned in Victoria of SiOl, 900 in
two shipments. The CoLoSIsr in an extra, is
sued October 25th. says.
II anybody here had entertained doubts a,
10 the truths told concerning tlis onor non
yield ofthe mines Of our sis er colony durin /,
the season just past, such doubts would hl,r
been entirely dhsipatci had he s.o,d on the
Hudson Bay Comptny's wharf last ,enius ,nl
seen the Otter come In with 20 passengers from
CaribOo, and heard them narrite their glow
ing tales Of the mineral wealth OF the far
North, or saw the packs OF prcci 'us metal
which several Of thcir number lugged up TO
the express Office.
The total amount Of dust brought down las
evening will reach $3.50, 900 The Abbott
Company, of whom so much has been published
IN the COLoSIsr, came by this arrival. They
are three in number, and h We, It is said, $50 4.
600. Seveml miners with from 80, 900 to sl2,-
900 also arrived last evening. The utmost
confidence is expressed and felt in the dig.
gings. A nugget OF gold wei ching seven lbs
l$l, 400 has lately been picked up near For,
KAmlooPs, aud lOld at the Hudson Bay Com.
pany's Fort.
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The Adirondack on the at cks and one pur-
chased propeller. The Nightingale (6) AMI tho
wyandot'e (iO) are of ,bc Battery.
The forces in the hafbor odd upto $500 nfn.
A BATBEY Of six Of Wizard steel guns. two
G.poundars and four 12.pounicr' together with
a large quantity Of ammunition and 'ulr is.encs
stores, we're ,hipptd on board the steamer Jo-
scphinc. fof Locust Point on Saturday evening
last.
TmE ForRTH ASH FIRM RrGIMEsre Of tho
Ii,h Brigade are TO he inspected today, and the
latter will probably leave for Washington this
afternoon certainly tomorrow.
TnE TwEN1Y.FouRrn BEoiMSNr Of Masaa-
chusctts volunteers, Is 10 be received here to.
morrow, (Tuesday) and after parade through
Bioodway the officers will breakfast at The a..
tor Ilouse and the men vii bo entertained At
,hc P.uk barracks.
TnT NEw STEAM GUSBoAr OcDrara, was
Launched from the Navy Var! on Saturday aitcr.
room last. She is a vessel Uf about 800 tens bur
den,b 1t with rudjcr at each end, and will car
~ four large r,ncd guns, two at each en1 Of tho
vessel and two f. pound howitlcr.. Her length
over all is 2O1 feet, breath cf beam 30 feet,
| depth ~ f., and draft q water Gft. in. Hei
machinery will be pu, in at the Neptune Iron
| Works.
Coz. T.. n. SLERiir', RE.rHPST Of Nolun
,ccr Engineers is now nearly completed, fv'
comI auie' b,ing already at Port Royal, ,hrc
o'hors und, orders, and tho remaining two "a
pihly filling up. Tho f,w places st.il vacant i
the regiment offer an eNcellont opportunity 70
capable mechanics to onter at once into ac'iv
service Of the Government. Pfiyites arc pli
s17 month an first cla-, engineer sergeant
:lI, md other non. Commissioned officer, in FRO
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Military and Naval Movements

Recruiting for the regular army has been
very quiet during the past week. The number
Of applicants was very limited, and the enlist
monts at all the offices did not exceed ten.
Many eblistments have been made during the
Last few months for the company of music boy,
on Governors Island. 1t is now about one hun.
dred strong, and will be recruited up to one
hundred and fifty; stOu. boys, for blgers, are
much wanted The young musicianS already
display great proficiency.
Recruiting for the Navy keeps pace with the
requirements Of this branch Of serTios. Two
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From san Francisco.

Son Ftdncisco, Dec. 6.-The weather is
rainy. Business is dull. Crushed sugars are
selling at ljc. per h.; candles, received via Pa
mama, 23c.; butter, 32c.
A party of secessionists, on their way TO
Texas, overland, were captured on the northern
border of the stste by Federal troops. Il is
tending to leave California by the same route,
will he taken. Showlter, the duel ist, com.
mands them.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival of the s,sumrr Africa.
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FIRTUER PARTICULARS OF TnR
NASHVILLE.
Opinion of the Crown Lawyers
Inter sting Src rhc- upcn American
Affairs.


The steamer Africa, from q icens,own > tth,
arrived here yesterday.
The Anglo Saxon reached LonIcrderrv on tho
22d ult bringing news Of the loss of thc North
Briton CT Psr1qucttc lslaud, ON the o h inst.
TIIE AFFAIR or THE NASHVILLE ASp ruE
HARVEY BiEon.
The ailsir Of the confederate steamer Nash
Vile and the ship Harvey Birch, OF which We
received some par icuais per last steamer crc-
atod considerable sensation In England.
The Harvey Birch was fine iuu rugged ship
Of llsI tons, American measurement, aud cost
about :l2J, ,0I0 in her construction. She hal a
total oi twenty nine souls on board, incluiing
Mr.. Blydcnhurg, Ga sou of her owncr), who wa.
passenger, Capt. Nelson, mates, boat
] SNaIIls, cook, steward, carpenter, and 2n sea
mh'c, VINO were tielttI with great pNmcii,.St
AMI kept ns prisoncrs until the arrival Of th,
| Nes.,i mere TINS morning, when they were i'm
| mcdidtcly landed in the dock, ard Sc. at liber
J ~, with AL the personal effects belonging I,
| them. II is stated that before they were put il
| lions the Conf doTate oath was rendered TO tb,
| men, which they refused 10 take; hut Captair
Nelson tells us that no is not aware of the fact
although II may DO correct.
On leaving the Nashville, Capt Pcgram told
Capt. Nelson that he hoped they would not part
bad iricuds, for what had been done was Sim.
tnvndin,, ,h,i, t,,ri,,r;,., -, -. a. -
m Wv !, lh'ir hon e.
In'l WOMEN aug stealing Their no
s'oue anu 'n'! NtId pouI'u 10 re'aiiate on thc
T6 !! W .no N"Iln W very way tney could
i"v '"Pta'n S,ales 'ha' 'he nashville has put
:! ~ MY 10 nave her ,"p d'ck taken on and to bc
.l,.ou ouI Us Ne,sel ol war but how far this
intention WI he ionGd to square with the legal
aIi lhlerha'loial Dealins' OF the case rcmlins
10 ne ne seen,
Ino pauu'e "ncsl steamer Pacific, la'ely
pelohElns 10 lne Hilway Company, which has
Loeu wing IN cur docks ior some months, and
n's Jus! Deeh soil' Is now hitting out in tho
IIoNS, ii' ~ Is sli, I9t voyage TO the Yves: ln-
,rI,, y, oI' stivhB l,hpfes ION prevails that she
" Uousnu lor inS oohlenefate states.
up; Icns'ln Indignantly denies the state
oat in ,. y, Chp'' relson ,hat ne hoiis no commS-
s,oi ,. ,ioli 'uG Sohleu'rate states OF America,
anl @ nae iurriSn.u US WIN copy oil his CONF
'''1T'Gn iI,Iar ui,,iel lhe Confederate seal
,as ",i..is puslhes3 IN American shipping
t,a nas W iPoiarlly suspended under the news OF
'"T ~. I'I', .V,'c'
,,I,,,i, mu iIn"%n morning HERALD says TT we
iti, ihe nMnylie TO receive any assistance
'r,i,' y u, "rhiikI arnlaments we shall bo
,eIrDs 'I ,hn FTcTI,raIy FcT.r ana em.rollng our
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DRESS.
An IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

An IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENl
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPo
EsTABLIsuED IN 1894.
Chatham street, 'O6 corner Of Pearl street I.
Inc White Shirts, Linen Collars and BosomA,
For 10 Cents
For 1907!
For 1881!
For l.6Oill
For l76!i!ll
For 2.OOliilli
shi Ia male to order and warranted 10 fit.
Indershirts, Drawers aud lila EHose
m silk, Wool, Merino and Cott
Firemen's Shirts, Travelling Shirts,
Amy and Navy Shirts Of every descriPtI
SusI en- iers, Neck Ties and GlCves,
In every yaT
A large assortment Cf
Woolen Jackets always on q
Remember the No. lO6 Chatham street,
de9 24ae'lOl corner Of Pearl stree