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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-26

VERY Coop Two rough fellows making noise i'll
the Theatre were brusquey ordered to be silent by
gigantic Emeralder who happened to be in the same
box, whereupon they shouted, Yon shall hear from
us our name is Lawes'' IIawes, is it 2? quoth the
big man, then III give you satisfaction III give
you aa addition to yer name," and kicking them out
OF the box; he exclaimed, Lawes ye bur by the
powers it is Out Llwes ye are now"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-26
WILMINGTON. n. c., NOV. 10, 1868.
ssockhoIdsr's Meeting

chief busi0ess transacted yesterday afternoon at The
meeting sockholers Ct the Wilmington AM Weldon
company the election OF president lad drec
s. d. Wallace, Egg. reelected president, and
the directors also eecte: re4Ppointed without
opposition.
stockholders also raised tho Salaries Of the several
ke read ap average of hundred per cent.
cay they doubled them-the increase of salary
apply the last well to the pres ent fiscal year
The applies all those in the e4poy of
pa8y who paid yearly salary The Worknen In the
shops, and others Who paid per 'den have had their
wages Increased from time to time seemed necessary
and expedient. At least We presume 50.
The various recommendations centansd il the reports
the President and Directors and the Engineer Super
nendent referred to the beard for such action it
might deem proper and eXpedient.
The stock pretty fully represented, though rather
by proxy than usual L. D. Walker Esq, held the
proxy of Wilmington MANCHESTER railroad com
pany
THB EoUrH CARoLSA BANKS We publish the proceed
ngs the Convention of the several Banks of the State
South Carolina, recently held in Columbia, but far
as understand, not fully prepared to
orss thom. OF the idea OfIevyng tax of sixty mil
lions paid coin would b. simply absurd snca could
paid. We notice. however TINT tho coupons of in
terest the loan Of thousand millions proposed
be raised ae 30 be received in lieu of coin. To gentlemen
like MGssTs IKEEHoLH (the head of JOHN FRAzIsR Co.
MoRDEU other capitalists this might occasion
no inconvenience but perhaps result profit
generality who could neither obtain coin cOmusnd cuff
eent buy stock enable them pay axls with its
coupons would be dsren aud less favorable
that the way strikes features i'm
press more fayOurably.
Tue great influence which Air TRENHoLH said TO nos
with Mr MKNHINGER gives the neaations of
this Convention of which no leading aeabsr IN in
Importance which would otherwise attach
to them.
The main object of the recommendation Of loan
edby tax of sixty millions payable in gold silver, or in
the interest coupons Of the loan itself compel parties
bay the bonds to tho oupons with which tc
pay their Ii is in effect forced loan thou III not
ao1a,e ell know that the gold not possibly be
obtained aud thuJ the of the bonds be had
only be had through purchasing the bond themselves
bound TO bear hard upon all who have not disposabl
capital but must any sohene that will meet the diff
Guilty.
THE FUNNY MAN.-The MisSiSSppian states that tha au
thor of the wtticisms which have formed marked ea
ture OF the Chattanooga Rebel ALBERT ROBgRTs
distinguished Nashville publisher. Mr.. WATTERsON
of Hon. RARVRY WATTKRsoN, formerly Congressman from
Tennessee, the leading editor but has Withdrawn be
cause OF difference of opinion between him and the pro
prietor Oh the BRAGG question.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-26

A PATRIOTIC WoMAN.-Ihe Raleigh Progress bas
been permitted to publish the following extract OF
letter from q noble matron of Johnston county n g.,
Captain James H. Foote, who has been assigned the
duty OF making out the roll Of honor of those OF
the citiz9ns of North Carolina, who have met an hon
orabe death distinguished themselves in the service
of their country in the present struggle:
a see in the newspapers that Gov. Vance has ap.
pointed you Assistant Aojutant General to keep the
record Of deceased soldiers 1t becomes my painful
duty to inform you OF the death of my son Jesse Y.
fines. He volunteered in April, 1861 and died April
23d, 1862 lie died in the Greanor Hospital at Rich
mond. He private in 20. q, 5lh Reg't n. q. l..
have three and my husband yet living in the
Confederate army. They all l have, but if had
more would freely give them to my country. My bug
band and sons dear to me- but so is my country
My son Jesse Y. Hines, died of typhoid pneumonia"
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Cen. =. n. BucknGr.


We nctica says the Atlanta COnteicyGcy ths distin-
gushed officer in city today, and regr:t to SIZE dat
his health q little impaired
A personal friend OF his iuerrogated him in regard
to the report that he had gned, when be replied In
a most positive manner that be had-nOt, and 8ddd
"that no pereon combination Of persons, any et
Of circumstances at this late hour could drive him from
the service of the South and if be could Tot fight
General, he e9rtaisy eoud as private"
"IIud been solder Of furluue said re, al could
ave held much higher position on the other side;
fl had preferred It cOull have remained at nome ~
ease aud comfort AID lett it my countryman to " II
for me the independ nee OF counlry'
IL is truly gratifying 10 hear The expression OF sIch
sentiments fro such Dcn both file r. and prvates ~
the discharge of ,huir dusLs to their c"un'ry, va
might h.n boast OF a land OF Oa'rlots, wheIe ire
publ c good awnlioEs mp ell minor cnnsinerat'on3.
VAIUABLE CARG0.-Thc steamer Advaucl, nwp,d
by the SCae Of North Gar Dina, aud enploT"t 'Ncll
sivly by tho uulh4res Of that Slae, b-ouG 1t ~ q
part Of hef Cargo Moody, lie 9th, $4,000 p"Is
shoes and bo,ta, q .aulty o! ledt1-r, an Loo"
III likcts
/. ". -, chip ;ave the mo-t people been wrecked
Gcurtsh p.
| n.l. BIT u 3rI: Il cd fir;a ion he attention p
| out l.. q. non.
s-.~
| HEEID.
IN aionday last Nov IT, the rf"nt daughter c' r. =
! and Aary James
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-26

The Salisbury WatChmGn, of the 9th inst, gives the
names of eight persons in Rowan county, N O., who
have had patriotism enough left to sell the government
the surplus wheat flour and at government prices.
Tne Wdtchn0n gives their as follows Hon. B.
Craige sold hs whole crop OF wheat to the government
at the government price John l. Shaver, 900 bush;
f. ". Hairston, 400 barrels -four James E. Kerr
all the wheat he had to spare VIM Powe, Capt. w.
McNeey, DR.. j. w. Hall, (iourJ Joseph Henderson
and Joseph Blackwell
The Watchman adds
% And this, we believe, is the entire list what a
theatrical would call beggarly showing of empty
boxes. These eight names should be multiplied by
twen ~ five at least from Rowan alone. And what il
true OF Rowan, is also true of the adjoining counties
Now what is to be done in this case Oar sol
diers cannot live and fight water and air. They
must have provisions Will the people at home supply
them cheerfuy, and OF their own free will or will they
compel the government to send out its officers to
impress provisions One the other they mnst
do. Commissaries have already received orders to
impress and unless they obtain eupples without it,
will in few days issue notice to those who ore sup
posed to have surplus provisions requiring them to
furnish them to the government Surely, the farmers
OF Western North Carolina will not subject the gov
ernment to the unpleasant duty Of this last resort.
The unscrupulOus Standard would not copy the fore
going. Every gentleman named by the Watchmau "
Is what Holden styles a Destructive" and upon
whom he has repeatedly aud falsely charged that they
spectators and extortonera. There is place
HoIdens - Roll Of Honor" for such men as these.
R0lplDh I0uruuj
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-11-26
L. -

The speech delivered by Gen Toombs last night in
the Hall OF Representatives created marked impress
SIGN. The Hall full OF ladies' members aud visi-
tors notwithstanding the wind and cold 1t about
one hour and half in length, and characterized with
MS usual power originality and eoquence He was re-
peatedly and londly applauded.
tie reverted to the success OF the enemy in MARYLAND
Missouri Kentucky, and other States TO the disme m.
borment OF the Conlederacy by the M OF New Orleaus
and Vicksburg; to our financial troubles tho worthless
ness OF our currency to the evils injustice and wrongs
OF the impressment act as the cause Of that ruin TO
which we are fastening, unless the true rene.
ay is tound-10raton. He spoke OF the n
crCachments Of the militar upon the civil DOW er
which would end in the death Of Liberty end the tri-
umPh Of tyranny unIegs returned to the Constitu-
tonal principles of fathers and asserted the rights
OF Magma Charfa-that ore other revolution was in
volved in the fearful struggle progressing rev
olution TO regain the rights for which now con-
tending against mean ard powerful foe, aided by the
combined power OF the European nations.
He spoke in high commendaton Of our sol ders and
the sell sacrificing spirit OF the women, without whose
industry 10 clothe the naked and alleviate their suer
ing, should have long since pershed. Amid the fu
ry ofthe storm, black with w.ath, now beating upon
of the South he the bow OF promise gleam forth
from the flashes and roar of cannon from Bethel to
ChickamRuga We must now cross the "RIusr OF
Deah" and live forever, die sterpaly the death OF
slaves
lection from the government and then to be left alone to
work out our national salvation. He referred to the
same causes producing the evil effects which we
now suffer in revolution, in the revolution of France
and the revolutions Of the colonies and Engand--our
currency OF rags.
which, whether original with him or Mr.. Burke, will
live long the English language spoken or writ
ten "liberty IN its last analysis is but the blood Of
the brave"
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

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Es:|I; :|E' :EE :EB ssi|EE;sE si||S:ss sSEE
Grand ehsnss Of psogrsmms eseh performance
% GREAT a, CON-. SS.Ms.r.os y. .ss:. sscvrE s.:s
The snCn.l rsrcs. written by John BsvlsAAm. oil DO
pf'euo'd sn''"e' Love AND MURDER.
nssZ & NJ J. SrsSsn
rr"msndca. .acc.s. Of wamsoids orisnsI xtsopiss
''''en' sn'isssxEs SCENES OK THE n,ssIssIrrL
{.cssiss firins 0p. Is.d,.s At woo2fis' ssCo Pas.
sii: sis fss ssfscsHS ss 40 eEsIsgcnos OF THE
CHARLEY yHIil 5zafsS MAssSLp; scS Hssnyy.
&C., : aSss ia:i! i::ass' s1ssss TONY rA.,on
The .s'.s s.:Ss'ss ;ss ' SS: s s
yin y sroaassd the BEAUTIFUL I.A spectacular aud f.y
'''"'" rHs LILIES OF KrLLAgsEY.
rns rsIsv os rHr Lsxs
- s:s S,.s.%
o,hsr csarse,.rs By tho company
Ansrnoon performaoe doors spse ~ oicioeH.
Eseninr-boors opsn sis 20 osumsueshT
L,AiR AT DoDwoRTHs HALL. sos BROADWAY. or.
poss Esvenh street IN bshaf cf the fsssi,atios (sz
disr' December n . -, d.y sod .vs,las
A cHRIsrnAs JUBILEE -
"A o. sPEiTgs HAIRfEs AND ArPARfrfoSs,
an HOPE CHAPEL THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
sfEkEoscoPTfCoH
OOC TIE Mammoth Free and Essy or the WORT.
InoS AZ fsg rALssf ssoASsp
KATE HOyEy. ths fmpvomptn eonsstfss~
MAGGIE IRLnAnn ne Xuses q H.lsdss
NJ SOLOMON, th- Irnmspsr rennr
~, CoLts ths tunnT Msn
y WILLIAMS he fs1iss psv1rs@
The Cope fsmiy os ssll knrrr.
Wanted fsv moe isdies 20 srrvs reifeshmsnia
rhis even og ss Adoss coeea. no.tse. vii make her
0ED Y. HtYDDs, Dircrtcr.
| C,rtRFoscoPIfcos --uoLfDsr ESrgRrAfsNysT
> Gov q ss Pro- ssant House Of Mer,y. w b@
sffe~t xoo1Ay evening DO e1hef - stsec'rN Trtes
rrenis 0.9 al a. Val 60 = saaie sgr- 81 Frosi-
way asa FYrs Ayrsss hoe to~sss ss"s sf-o u bs seor
f,p.rjspsTaL Nrsi, VAL 50 sgoADvkv. oss
sa.er ts1un Bi-rcxrf f~~f -fS,<sr " fhs bs
Z ,.~ts. tas - q Hsssi~a4 yf-l s~s.suf ~ saung
4 AZ 90 s.stNo.a ., nss s~'ss-ss. - sfpsi
\
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

uowE's GREAT CIRCUS.
III i02 and aOi Bowcsy
CHRfSTMAS DAV
InREE GRAND PEREoKMANCEEs
THREE GRAND PERFORMANCES.
TuKEE GRAND PERFORMAh0ES
Al ieN A. NJ. 81 and TX r. NJ
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE
WILL APPKAR AT EACH 'PERt0RMANCK.
Will APPEAR At EACH PERFORMANCE
M0 CHAS SHERWOOD
In his original OF Pete Jenkins,
Nightly reoeivcd with OF iaughtet
NINE. VIRGINIA SHERWOOD
In her daring act OF horssmanshlp.
Without saddle birdie.
COMIC MULES AND TRICK PONIES,
Introduced by the irresistible Clowns
SAM sflCxkEY AND AkCoB sHOwLEs.
aad numeroua othef attractions, Ule whole forming
THE BEST BILL YET OFFERED
THE BEST BILL YET OFFERED,
Admission g cents; children 10 cents TO dAy
only
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

NLiN On HALL.
" A'O place Se'"eeq ps;.ss s1csss aud Fourth avenue
70 sSsss q usDs FUN F5k
Hss Y s,SxE1s ;,.is osF II DOLLAR EAeH
josiah FERAM ssea, 70 fo no pTaesso hs, til.
honor 70 nnnounce plan or ccesng fund for The found
disabled dischsrsed ssdier" "'"'' ''' "''
loo Of Which sass BEEN already disposed OF Ia
Bs.on Mass where the enterprise VA. nrst projected
Each OF the one dollar tickets IL good iof four admissions
' MIRROR OF THE REBELLION.
every ansraeon and evening until Further notice.
and s i ..S.
Of The tcss holders held Ia PaneSI Hs Boston os
ana 3, Az % %eeos a. n. same pace
eecied Trustees. receive fSad. which
s jane. sss sS 4 S.s: ;ss ~:
srsss 81 Msw yo,. n. ~ rsGs.s1ey Goy.rsor q n
sssSs.s GsneraI Howard o. ss'nc; his E Es.
creaoy Governor Richard Yates. OF Iiiinois
s s @ 'sss Tis
70 ss,s earnestly in CARRYING this uobe undertaking for
Neither imp nor s feasibility can he called in
.e.,lon Let the people Da ,esPond tn spirit worthy q
sa.ins hs proposition in good faith and ready 70 devote
Soc,oa
ssya,n or the soldier whose ncsI or LIMB
Is his diploma for heroic scrvces IL hts copys
blessing % m.nkiad and enduring ,Ss Id.
efsliiy OF the loyal people
Nv comb ming tbs ontsirse with public place OF smuse
men Of such well established high character and merit the
subscriber To tue fund white giving hs for pro-
motion Of great charitable design. rrceive fuii
equysen FOR tbs outlay Ia witnessing ths splendid series
To effect the spsedies possible sale Of these tickets
that unnecessary saved and the National
as%' rsSS q sss S.
tickets shs have been .oa the o,evas d:scrbe: prop.
snSa: ., ,Sep assses distinct Board having been cSossa
for that 81 the meetings held AsSaboye stated
nS rss :. e., 2. & s .so nc :
e sgp: =. - % such cs.ri.. g. Eosss:
Wright John O. Haynes ESQ. Of boston; Joshua Webster.
ESQ, of Mapeslle, hass Isaac 8. Morse ESQ. OF Cam
SCHEDULE or DONATION PROPERTY
Ons genteel Kesiience ia city OF Rorbury. Mass;
ybree p.cafort.. ;.lasd =, $50 each $50
five Panofortes vassd $500 each .......... 80
Flve 1oId watches al etO) each ................ so
Fifty Ooli Watches, at $50 each ......... ... 2O
Two shares is the Boston aud Worcester Rsllrcsd a.,
y;fiiNHR " ss'.Ss "a s;!ai ss,!;sss, s:!:ss o
Two shares Ia the Merchants Bsns, Boston. valued
ss ,soassna a. aiou Medals. a, IS each 10 90
Two Sewing Machines q, so each l0o
Total Ss1 10
Eshh;op Of the Mirror every AFTERNOON aud evening At
and Ia clock.
70. sss si e"s es seS.ss oes rp,oa RAJ.
toeP. M daily Horace waiers music store. t5i Broad
way. and LoseJoy's Hotel
Orders for tickets by malt errress should be sent 70
JOSIAH PERuAM. Agent Clinton Hail. Asior place. New
York city o. to Adams House. Boston.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
NNHEATRE FRANCAIs.. KIBLO's CONCERT SALOON
j FRIDAY. DRCEMBEK TO- 1864

fIVHKATRE FRANCATS. NIBLO'S CONCEHT bhIsOON
CHRISTMAS OHRlsTMAs.
PERFORMANCE FoR FAMILIES
NO RESERVED BEATS.
Fifty cents 10 all the places OF The ThoAtre.
THREE GRAND SUCCKSSkS. .
"Les 81 Sous de M. Montaudvin Comedy Vaueeviie tn
one act; LA Petite Ohsuteuse" (Adaml sung by nile
Ms'et; lie Feu ConvenL" Comedy IA one act oy -
Theodore Barrerl. lie Tge du Bengae." FolAe Vaude'
vile by Mr.. Iabiche.
The following artists viii play that evening -Messrs Paul
Juigno Ernst Oraycr, Edgard. Roche Donaten, aye.
Rousean Mines Anua HAMBURG Besooa halie Doas; a.,,
tten Nathalie Dumas razicia and Is Duinas Doors VIII
be opened at 7k the curtain rises O'Clock pfecssy
SATURDAY DECEMBkR ~ I,Gh
La FILE DE LAvARE.
aud FIRST reprrseutaou OF -
LE8 DEUx AgEkGLKS. Boun0nneue musicale ~ Ouen-
BACH Ticket Office at G25 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
AkDsEmENrss
WINTER oARDEN
W GRAND cHRISTkAB ENTERTAINMENT

ro-kIuHr cen RIsTSAs NIGHT,
wii be presented Tom Tsyiors beautiful d,fnAo OF
THE TICKET or LBAvE MAN.
the most perfect In its coQslruciLea to"ehs0g IN "
interest and breathing most 20 all OF peace and eooo
will OF drama that presented for years upon
the stage.
"The play ethical" writes District Attorney A. Oakley
Hall in his brilliant criticism. that wish the phtanthro
ess Of the DAY who 80 shamefuy nesect he prson Ac
Society," who culpab The OF the returned
conyc 70 his pals could the Ticket OF Leave aud your
acting The two should together In ths city far beyond
New Year and should uot receive your ator ueAe OF
leave unt every Clergyman and boy 10 the Metropolitan
foce district had the mpersonaon oil tho scenes be-
tween Brieriy and Wilioughby." -
Commences at TX. Carriages may DO ordered AZ IVA
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
CLOTHING.

rRiAL-tT Is worth YOUR WHILE. LADIES
"A ssn;s 70 ~ the rev Western sSeuey 70 omyoss
.our as On tlohinr. Furniture. tarrets ana Jewery La
dies and gentiemen viii BE- as,ousted 20 see tne
10 prizes par against all ottsr cesers noN u Ios'
puoctua, attended to- Address Dlcas 6 scvsntn ~
.1us corper rweutyfrst street ~ b-LAaes sisuoso
4, w Mis- Pesse be careful 20 aud the cosrect nnmosr
iSS. IL yoa miss u. you Win surely oe humonssed.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

NyfDLo's SALOON
N MISS LrCY sIMONs' GRAND CONCERT
ON THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. 81.
assisted by the following eminent artists
n,o,, ~ Spa psems','n Of Ar' y. oranl
sIosoa MoRELLI. srasos prx,
MUSICAL DIRECTOR sfGSoR hUzIo.
Price of adm issioa o. iacuio reserved seats.
Tckets for sale Mondsy Il Beer O., ,brtnir's muse
store Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

,,,o ayowwgs -gog ssis osH rutaD Srv srsu
L 49, . FH.effs asarai 10 tsls h~nfAANt ~
- s.s 80 49, sastD nssy'1r.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

OAsuarHa PAYs TAR HrGHEsr rRfcH FOR
L.. tsdIes and cen,iemsn's cast OF Ciothng fsr-les
~ss~d apen py sJdr-ssus l.. csshperx " tsA lwr'i,a
Asssa, ssaf oeoadvsv. LAd-s ~a.isd upos br Nc '.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

~ TJy NEW STORE. LADIES AND GksILhsEs
can cely. the gbesi price for Their ca On
r,rr,,nr. t'arpet. se by calling on OF addressing ~
VAST S; carmine street pesr Bedford LADIES' a"enaea
~ Mrs Hsr.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

e.r- 10 purchase srss qnsni Of cast ~ wearing
Apparel Fatniiure Csrpets JcwcEy, Ac ~ eaxns 90 =,
sirrsslng hin ladies' and gencfnsn can ob.n we nm ~
"a us tor each ar,ir Ladies srenfed 70 BY sr
RI asc remember and ry J3 Bovery opposite Cfrst
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

For he CaIsoraa Asercy Store. ia seventh s,envs
nv m UAWRfs 10 purchase Cast On Sioth
ing Tor and wessefn narsss Lad ss soa ssn'
Lehman ~ any 70 csposs 20 obtain their o~ pces
40 Tong hcy viii demand more than What ressons-
be for We guarantee 10 psy more tnAn tns vaias
sspac ALI o Good articles must have hem 70 tuppy
tho marks,a We also snsssg,ss v Ksy hfs 1ss kes .na @
srn'lenen a IL worth your tsnon 20 nv the cshiefns
Agency store you vii surrey 8 rssislt reas Issu
"a with cal, OF addr~ss by rosi w. hAKhis ~ rsven'n
sr.u"e st -een Twenty sr, snt T~enty second stree"
ladies' waited 90 By Nra II. Htfrs
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

OxkTLEuEys new AVID LEFT OFF cLOrHISe
lI sct Tor tho ssgern The full value VIII
- psd without hsgsIine or scehng % Impose ga. " INC
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

IL. r T. BRAYSARD 81 Wal street
TT NAVY CLAIM kogScY.-ofvfcZRs AND
u. aeamen OF the o. a. savs can hsve the pre- monsy
s.sr,d - collected Thoa- h-ve afesiy made applcs
tIoo cau receive MO Tor ihew Dsosli ,.,,,o
United staics Gains Acct ->snsn's Haas
B.ssnrot - Wa slr-ei
vvALDgS WILLARD ARR VOW PAttsp rE,E
w money ~ ~ esrnrfs AnT al t't. -sp' - "
thr -nsef s'.ir- s-rS s-f'-ss sat iapoa Fhg A~f n
tsg vots street Bfvsxxs
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

A. is. ss,.ph Avenue isfis. and gentlemen vLl -
shsa a, ace Tho prices r. HARRIS pays foe Cas-, on
.riothas usrr~ss Furni.nrs and jewslry.
We natter ourselves having bsen prononnced ot
erss many ladies' and ~ psyns hfy per cent mos
", sasran,se 20 ray the following prces- - 49,.
sos sis prrssrs from ~ 10 So. TOR Coats from " 70
s...e a. on ar secrsss r. Harris ix Seventh a,snss,
~. Co. ~ , arst street ladies' attended 70 ~
NJ Iis.rs Y B-Plssp- be psriicultr 10 fndins ne
sorrec aambe fsd if you mss u yoa surely WI ce h"m
tur.ei
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.

NAVAL PRIZE MoNEY.-PRIzE MONEY FOR THE
he batting S and collection oaless Of VALDEZ : VII
Charestovn Mass -Aagust1 James Adssr: Arizona Ala
BienSile. Bsinbrdse. Blunt. VIM Bacon CuyIer j. s.
Chambers Connectcut Cambridge. 0ana9daigua Dale De
box HuntsyIls. HarTss Lane Huron Is,cs IriquC:
inney Lsctswsnna Mohawk, Nercediti Mongomeiy, Mas
sachusets n vassar Moont Vernon. New London North
Pur%h fSrtsmoushs Pawnss Quaker CITY Rhode . Island.
Somerset Seneca, South Carslna sciota, Knapp Sea
Foam susquehanna Seminole, st. Lawrence Sam Houston
vandaa Wissshickon. Wabash, Water Witch, wachuses,
and others
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
TT. g. NAVY
PRIZE OFFICE.
THOS. L. BRAINARD,
81 Wall street, N. y.
STEAMBOATS.

nAILY LINE FOR BRIDGEPoRT-THE STEAMER
" BRIDGEPORr leaves pier 2o Kast river dsIlysat y
mic Naugatuck and New Haven Railroads. and the Shore
Line to New London, by Sag harbor.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
Letters Returned from
Governors
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The Nails for the United Kingdom and the Continent
via Southampton and Hamburg per steamer 6AxON1A
and Ireland via Qusenstown per steamer CITY OF
LONDON will close At This once Saturday, tho 18th day
OF October at l0x O'Clock A, NJ and at the town sta
n ABRAM WAKEMAN, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

MADAME DEsPARD FEMALE PHYSICIAN, CURES
lv all complaints Of females with nn"quaei but
necessary; her medicines pronounced
the very Can be consulted iO snue nppo
siie Hisn,h street fricc 81
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

MADAME GRINDLE FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
NI Midwife, No. Amity placc.-Conveneut rooms are
nrovided for those about TO require nursing.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

IMPORTANT TO MARRIED LApIEs-pR POWERS
female physician and professor Of midwifery. Ga. be
consulted ~ formerly Only visit necessary. Ladies
who cannst call please send for q circular. Address Dr.
Powers, ~ Lispenard street, Broadway