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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-14
August 10, 1853.
n=A REwARDIwI WILL GIVE

DeJO above reward for the Apprehension o.
boy that abscouded from Elias Albright, Aiaman"'
ty, N. G., on or about the 18th of November ssO:
Said boy is 81 years old, aud named JOE 81
inches Ugh, weighs 100 pounds, has scar on hss'
wart on the eye lid. has thick lips and is very D'>
''' JOHN P. ALBRiaHl,;
Administrator of Elias ANs
Aug. 6, 1868. S']
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District No. 2, is to consist of all the counties West
of the aforesaid counties to Rockingham GuIford Ran
dolph, Montgomery, and Richmond, inclusive, and in
said District the prices shall be follows
Corn. 4 hhi of hush "a
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We the Commissioners of the State, do again esr
call upon all who would support the government !
ward at once, with all they can spare, to the supp
their brave sons and brothers now in the field. sn
all their aid and sympathy for the government ofthal
making, and which is now beset with many dfculeI
dangers, and to cease this of extorton agaius
own country, which is disgraceful to its citizens and
tening to cur success.
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R. V. BLACKSTOCL
Ill II nIHn nNN

commissioners OF Appraisement IM y
% New corn shall be Is per cent less than the
prices until the 18th OF November next.
Oct. S, 1868. A-Wd
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.


Aiuisr, Jan Il 1893.
nxc7igs % 4 rFKrEu Inn.
90 motion q Sir. GAs50x, Mr. Bell elected ProSi
don't pro ten. u Tie senate Tor the session.
Mf. BAIL briefly rstsfIed La thanks for The honor
conferred cpon HIM
Bits pErnRrED yAvorAwr.
he Sew York aud Bfocklyn Hay b.
- rnend the Brooklyn cty Court act, aad % esafse
tho powers a. ~ esefs.
- yfotbn su.osy,sors being Interested ID county
contacts.
n anead Ire nc, relating 70 the prri-hfncns <
crime
lie iii to repeal The la Tor tho Publication u laws 10
ce4niy pascs was rcgofs<d uniGyofabiy and lsI W
tie table.
Tic majority ~ he committee reported against The BIN
IN tWo additional justices the supreme tour, tba
tfsFi district The rereft lad On gbe table Mr..
Dt~-us disseutcd from the report.
VI RouEtrsov presented pettsn for the reIeal aff
n,dibcatiUn u The nnta law ~ act year. He gave
n6lics " bill 70 cut down the Law bclgs ths cd Mis
.aw
Nr e,-so- introduced bill 70 amend n. art n ~
i0fce the responsibility Of The tsb0ers ~ banks AMI
oiber ccrporatiors
Mr. Htrmissos gave NOTES Of bin 70 remove a.
capital % the geographical entire q The state
G0yernnr -eym1bf's message made Tho special
order fJr nsr wednesday evening
psss0v.
sotsriss pubAc only we're sen, IN.
Adjourned.
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Tn. Pri.a,..s n.tribv,,on.

c.p.sls Esntle, q ID Esah safk Ifts'l'sf,
whrh .rriyei va porl ,.atsffsy nsfalag
f,s.a M 5assrs "a ~ TbonAs confirms ~ fsgp,t
AZ IA fsbs s1sognsr Fstrhauon ehAs.nx baes y
usat ths yrlsf q. Nessdlin ADA scbsoosr West ~ui,
so slaf--TBs Rstnbuthn si,s1 from r. Ihon.
absi 80 prior ber sppsayasss sga.a ssar 10
lsls.a and i y sepysei ihst egfss Der ab.snss -
IA fse.iyst her afmsasnt rrs sshsanu rsgei, ssa
-D f.fnsfiy 10 .ssnisg Fooeh rrsla.9 nrt9n. -.
,sls rsry f.si vt -a 49, s,Ay, shs sagsrs 80
v tae ~sto tbp three times. TIE Trsytiisr saisf 10
day gslag tie rs,arn x Ne q. ~ a. tSs psa,
uth 10 Eflfaisst
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against the government Judges Black and Curtis are tho

against the Judges Black and Curtis are tho
Counsel Of the government isuncestood that Mr. Crit
tenden acts 10 no other capacity than as advisor
GALLANT EXPLOIT NEAR FORT cAswELL, N. o.
Rear Admiral Lee has for warded TO the Navy Depart
ment report from Lieutenant W. B. Gushing. dated
Beaufort Co. January detailing the particulars Of
reconnaissance made by him Fort Caswell on
Little river with ouy twenty Ave While proceed
ing up the river they fred upon by The rebels from
bluf on the left bank Landing aud forming, without
firing gun they moved forward until they in sight
Of a fort and a camp nre whereupon they made
bayonet charge Lieutenant Cushing judging that tho
enemy ignorant Of the number Of his force. The
charge was successful They captured the fort our men
going side the rebels escaped the other.
Tho fort found to be earthwork surrounded by
dNch with q sockhouse inside pierced for muskery NO
guns mounted Lieutenant Cushing learned that the
fort he'd been held by company Of infantry, who left IN
such haste that their stores amrnunton clothing and
portion OF thor arms were captured He destroyed all
tho property he could not bring away, and returned 70
Beaufort with the loss Of only man, VINO wound
ed The officers men OF this expedition behaved
nobIy.
THE MILITARY ROAD BIZ wgEN wAsuiHGro. AND
NEW YORK.
large delegation from the New Jersey railroad com
paues hero lobby asains, tie b,H lor air
line routc between Washington .nd Aew York.
FoaEI6S laaiGRAr.os.
Tho important questioi OF foreign Immigration IS
brought before Congress IL memorial. OF b. A. Froiseth,
who gests that The great in1dx of foreigners Ia
1856 European capitalists interested IL ohcr countries,
Australia Central ana south America Mexico, the
South and North Pacific Ter st9ries British America,
have rosorted 70 every .ad all ind d.
ysr, emigration . those countries By establishing lines n
ships ndow portation and giving grants
O lands, &c re refers 10 the building o. the Pacific
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c1slos. Ia. Fec. 10, 1sa2.
Enuoas ArfrAr;--ycstcrday occurred, down tho
road cading n Baton Rouge, another OF hpsc uo skir
rses IN which cavalry aiming litslo reputs.
Stockdnlo, with his MsarsppIlss The Port Hudson
road, and stuafts Patton Rougeans 'ac Cntoa rad
checking the bloc Jacket thieves every time they
attempt passage ia this direction
yesterday several hundred cavalry supported by nfan
try and artillery charged STARTS company In camp, bot
tho boys fought them foot and forced them U leave
the premises la hurry. S'iIir. w5rndst Tho
Yankees Lost Ave horses AID ono Killed and many
wounded.
So-.dric, ne prcpioui reek, cAad gang Of heir oara'
INTO Bd0n Ko'os. That city aimost entirely evacna-
ted by the 10 ianot thaL hund 81 and ATTY
remaining. Tie nurster " Yankee, oe dDss not eScsd
sshl ut0nsduf.
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ALsANY, Jan. 21--11 IS p. N.


Tho committee appointed by the Senate wat upon
tho Governor regard calling tho militia have had
IN Interview With Governor Seymour. The latter in
formed the senator's that he thought would not be
sary, and that sncfe iced DO no apprehension.
The Senate took recess to-day tor ha nm hour under
tho IMPRESSION that they would receive message the
subject, but nndng that message would be received
to-day they adjourned TIL 10
Is stated by leading members Of the Senate tina,
a message viii DO received from his Excellency the
subject early tomorrow morning. is not yet known
what course he VIII take II is rumored that no will turn
thawbolc 70 tho sheriff. This Is 10 be
credited Is understood that the Governor has stncd
that any respects be number Of members OF the House
c hun or proiocii8a he si feel aound 10 take action
IA the matter.
1t has transferred tbat the caI2e Of the upper gal
.ery hclg osxci tr1E tbs act that crowd was
dense that d timer he Mayor q tie city Saperin.
tcndsnt 4 The Capitol could ~ork he way TO the ors
ofon hem
It appears that u re arc two versions the caucgs
tho Bruosya delegation with Mr.. CaiIicot The follow
rg am satisboi 10 the nearest the truth. The agree
g,ert with Mr g. and the sub COMMITTEES was that Cal
cJt should DO ACCOMPANIED by his friends in tho inter
view This the full delegation did not understand, and
when the persons named Ia my FIRST despatch made their
appearsncc, the remark made hat II those
then by the Brooklyn delegation that they A.
reared tho constituents Of Mr Cacot and
sdered that they entitled to interview with their
own representatives, aud moved that those appearing
the friends Of Mr.. C. should Withdraw This resoluon
adopted and Mr.. Field and his party Withdrew
A few moments later Mr. c. withdrew consult with
them and after sent note that ho desired In
torvcw with them but must be In public and not with
him alone, TO this Tho Brooklyn delegation replied that
they had rcscDdtd tho resolution and that be could bring
his friends. Dudley Field declared that having boon
ed once he would have nothing further to do with ~
Caicot Informed tho delegation that bis friends refused
TO return the caucus, but that be would them a.
his room, and here the matter ended.
The republicans have had another caucus all but four
present, and stand arm for chlcOt Tho question II,
does the four stand nrmi Many o. tie democrats assert
lat Cacot cluno: be elected but this without tho faet
10 support il, 70 nothing abe onIy hing that
ycs any doubt u Caicnts election 10 TIE fact that
dudley FclI 4 here IS his ghei manager. 10 ny exc
renee biny every candidate ~ sgeaker o. Or -
oacr o'ce that fled managed bB always been defeat
e. and defeated ~ following his uc!dh) advice.
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The Government Versus Cosnnaotior
Tntnnn.

Before the United States District Court to-day Judge
Hall presiding the Of the United States Iommo.
dore 1atna called
Hon. Eli Cook q Buffalo, appeared tho counsel for
Commodore Tatnall.
District Attorney Dart objected to Mr.. Cook appearing
counsel for tho defendant unless he could so" auho
rity from tho defendant to do 30.
Mr.. Cook argued that It unnecessary to show this
authority and that IT had not been necessary DO
since the statutes Of 1880.
Mr Dart then objected to answer because Mr. Cook Ind
not sworn tina, Commodore Tatnali not commits.
stoned rebel.
r Cook claimed that general denial Of forfeiture was
al thai was required under tho practice.
Judge Hall directed tAo District Attorney 10 put IN his
objections In the share ~ demurrer Otherwise and
that no would hear tho argument thereon tomorrow
morning.
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Mr.. FosrxR, (rep) Of Conn moved 70 strike out tho
provisions for two additional Judges Agreed toyeas,
II: nays, II.
nays.
RANKS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CON- VANDERBILT CON-
BRuNr, HAewg1L y. J. aouTHARp.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution that Cornelius Vanderbilt
Commodore Van Bruns and Charles II. HaswelI, who
fitted out the transports OF the Banks expedition,
guilty OF negligence In the discharge Of the duty
signed them and that the commission extorted by =. j.
Southland express violation OF the made
by him. and should at be refunded tho govern
ment Laid over.
Adtourned
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INTERESTING FROM SUFFOLK.
our Suffolk Correspondence.

suffoiA, Va, Jan. 49, 1868.
ArT,ra. Of General TeTyTic Rebels ia LtrQe Ptrcs fc.
nrigador General Terry arrived here 20 day. He win
DO immediately assigned to on extensive Command.
Up to 'h time, though Il Is that the rolels
are approaching large force hore evidence Of
IN attack being made, much contemplated.
Here tie Weather Is cool rlent The streets arc
oiera5ly lively with sodiers ooutrabands
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The Aniea Outward Hound.

issft@, Jtns ~ lHl
III fte4mshiD MIA ss'si ihs tafroa a. nh fg1r
tsrp r. s~uFs IN Iiafs asa t~ssiy eght ~ L,sr
t,si So ssa ~ absat ~ oCo 80 10 Liverpool,
AA3 o. 90 ~ Halliax
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THE EUROPEAN STEAMERS.


ikAfp-s Jans ~ 1863.
Tnc steamship irabl., fram HslfaI, : slsBsilsi sud
va a'ffs ~ yri about lhrso oeioss his ategBson.
TIE mails ~ The Arabs ~l - iosrafdsa " The aAFs
when sayes lore Al 80 oicisex rss sytars snd sleb
"a de 10 gsw YORK early hn4r toncrtgA rofblns
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privileges OF tho no Tho upper galleries were ncked
aud hundreds Of poopo the aud In tho outer ball
were unable TO gain admission.
Immediately after the house was called TO order Mr..
SHERMAN ldem inquired Of the cork by what authority
the doors OF the galleries closed and while the floor
OF the Assembly was packed with unpriyegod persons
citizens OF tho State were excluded the chamber
The Clerk had no knowledge on the subject
Mr.. FIEiDs denounced the closing out
rage on the citzens Thus far the officers clerks door.
keepers, sergeant-a Arms, have been held by the
pnbcans without objection. lie gave thai he
should move tomorr that the ooos DO filed equally
by tho members OF both parties represented the floor
Mr.. DARcy denounced the closing Of tho doors and
asked who had charge u the chamber
The CLERK said tho keeper Of the Capitol who APP
pointed by the trustees not the Legislature
Messrs SHERMAN FsLDs and DARcy continued 10 nss on
opening the doors 10 the citizens. when -
Mr.. REDpiSGToN moved 10 adjourn.
Mr. DARCY moved " instruct tho Clerk TO direct tho
keeper Of tho Capitol 70 open tie doos Of tho galleries
to morrow
After discussion the motion TO adjourn til ~ ove
O'Clock TO carried.
Soon after tho adjournment the crowd outside broke
open tho gallery doors and rushed M hng both galleries.
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THE ARMY Of The POTOMAC.
Oar Falmouth Correspondence.

FsInocTH, Va, Jan. IS, 1863
Aetiriy Of ~ Ret<- Warm Work sone,o.ere-- What Is
IN fhe Wind, dc
The rebels threw o. Iast chr now ntrenchncnts
and redans FOR cannon They Tor a few days eshi
biied tho utmost activity around tho heights tina,
and tho city, and they have dpue Their ut 9, 10 render
crossing Of the Rsppahaunosk at tho Same points
possibility
They have evidently move n view, for tho
greatest Is taken that their s0jdtera
with boatmen when flag or crossss. Horeto-
fore this strctncss has not been observed.
Large numbers Of our sick sen. Aqua creek
Immediately.
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AinIsr, jan. n isss
Tie Assembly met a seven eeesk "
Tho door ~ the AsssDsiy ensnbey ard the Dbby
vas p@cssd Win oerscns not members o. uNgsd W VI.
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senator Doo,i,,,s asnom,rs..a.

NInt0s VS. Ia0. n lst1.
s.es,ar Dsouls rsnon nslei " DE rsgebl.ean
eagsss Tor U1Rsi EAles ssnagt " d.
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Inauguration Of the Governor Of DsIa


II f.EFI
Governs caanoo n De's~~s, US ioaas ifa,si i,
rsys, ,s.tssssy ns'tAgsurs sfgf.s,ss s,tocs rst.s
sst ssss4rFsign ,sElnsty and hrofs rs0fst
ussssc aga q - -g.
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The Gnlvest0u Disaster.
INTERESTING LIiTER Prom THE LATK CosNopoRn
KESenAW.

Nsr fosn, Jan II, 1909
IN HERALD
enclose you from letter written b. Capt.
VIM. b. Renshaw from Galveston Tho 10Th Of Decsm-
Der last, which appears 10 contain matter
Client interest 10 It's publication. have Know
the Captain we'll Tor many years, and attsst oonv,c,kn
stronger than words can enresa. shared, know, by
all his fric ndH that nobsr, Drawer officer than be
Is no, be- found in navy list, snSous
discharge his whole duty ready to die tor bis
| cauptry d DAG.
some responsible ior 20 disaster Il Galveston
We already know enough u tho TRANSACTION satsy
that there was no surprise In military q tho
term for tho attack procaly ssnaled by all tho
yesvels some time before IL commenced There
aniy 10 lack o. courage W tie decnce made by the
boats IL seems clear that has bor Ito waters of which
are TO- shoa 70 sdmt9 nandsy.rns cannot bo hsid w
gJnboas without sufeient Ia fofcs 10 support them.
How earnestly he attention u Capt Rcushnw
was called 10 this fact wi appear rum tho sncoeed
tract HIS appeal ~ss sot hscfcd. ~ u needed at All mo
fe'le' cont was 700 iaie ana anoher bos list VEINS
has parsed away % stand 10 Judgment on the msersbo
inccicncy which has CHARACTERIZED the conduct 81 This
and % rcbaso policy thai d.,emnato~ forces
~ petty expeditions where they fall an cosy prsy 20
vigilani foe K.EA.
TnE LITTER ynon conxoponK RrssnAw.
ttriraet,l
wDrriLp sw GALs.sros, bee ID. 1907
when eamo down hero % make the attack IL "a. ~,A
aely to occupy tho city shosid succeed did succeed;
but not soldier has yet made hs appearance Our
cess q am happy q say without sny from
for resolved not promise protection without
seeing Nay clear 10 ani ~ hfonght out great DEAL
u DARN feeling When the POOR mprgisnt creatures
fund that eou occupy iha eily only loia
hsrkor and prevent by the terror ~ gems thu enemy
again taking roasssso q ID, their Srrsr tati.,
and tumbs,s of them left their homes Al lived Ia .
stDrsho,se II The end 81 wharf consmandsi BY
They haze been almost reduced 70 f,ae q starvation
fsdee tbs wfae city surer for foDd and the sp
pcss made y sne have tsn "ost touching ! esnnos
stand any lhngsf, and ~ my rlxk have
chartered bark that bfOarht coal and
viii send them 10 View Ofiesns I have
begged and srgsd tho Admiral s.d General
Butler % aend troops bat they dna't with my
sympathy Tor N rr c~stBfes sEi - Instant anxt~ty
that sbOaf Al niFst be staesef by their steamers ~
have uhdsst they ttsnd ~ Try and oyefpss .. by
boarding placing al Lgnffsd upon .a1 steamer
sBi sending tsg q item T. board each ~ San.
h0sis), has nearly WON mo out assure you aont
feel very liable towards AdrirAl for leaving
lgry without relief. II tho rebels rat bid fA1-
up0u tbs matter throwing shell 81 them ~bepsyv
ret an opportunity and by ~ means s,as- 81 an
srack. sm. ttoush. daily oaSing f0t a. Nay Heaven
be pIe-Sei ~ grant ~ saccstN n sbogid 10 msla.
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MOOFLAND.s BurCERs.

DfsPEPS,IlA,,;
Anu fbiiii ts w D 81 6so ,,Sss
noofLANps SGHaAS giTitH..
HOOt LANDS GRIN M BITTIKs
hoofLAND ii6 GtEA lSi,s 'itfIS, p,rrr" No.
"oo, '.', iio ;!! ,Sn's athxxts rirrras
TIE GREAT Hs aA r,ssis MEM foyt glrr"s
THE s El,k fsth tEtNS MEEiSG roNic
The TIKI Ff4S Sx;rifSi2ga fdsIs TONIC
Have s.d 10 eivf bet,rr ,sti.Gs,ionI
. nave more test inony
HAVE mytero,pse. sbep opls
wedf, ary ons e6n.Tat,ci vi. n,,s Mns'
an, Will. PAY siM1 .,,.',
~ us, that IL not aIsLtsE.
HoofLAND,s lehman pITrsRs
MIA. oIRE EVERY CASE Of
Chrome OF Nersous D,bi D,ess. OF no kidneys.
nIIstkyL I'M Toi IowING sYNiTG4s.
SRsikvt irnt ff4 5rh9M,S'; s syMpr6ss
u s"IiHg Jrr-t DiNor'f,rS ~ ~, Dpv,iirr Oroans
to the Head AciJit, Of The stotnseh. Nausea. Heart,
81, q s5n.ss I'M si,S =;
nGcn,t brea,hins Fu.terius a, the iirsr,, ,hcsins
ot Sufoostiny Sensations vhsu in WING POSTURE,
nnnoss ~ WHOM. hot. nc webs before the sisht.
n''c snd Dnli Ia,a in thu Head. deficiency of
Iersp fnto9' 1ellowncs' Of tho sktn And tyct, Pain
~ the SID hack. chest, Linh,. BE. Sudden
iiu'hH' ~ Heat Rutrlrg In NE ie,h, Constant
irAs'n'nFs ~ Wi. and rreN Ter rr.sion ~ Syrit.
RtMfMbFR,
III ~ THIS nirrrRI -
NOT AitONuidC,
CONTAINS NJ ktlM oR WutSkEY,
ANt CANT MAhE Dki NKAKps,
EJI Is THE Htsl IONIC
Is 1IlL MOkLn.
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SEwIs:. MACHINES.

A II, FIRST Class NEW AND SECOND.
AhNnd 'slur macnines " rent and for sale ~, p,tt
p~yn-n'ss PersaAs trugh. n operate Oa all kindl oil
mw blIl.A- a. k.SN-ohdNay. ISo
Owing MAIHIh .S--A Ill. bIKSI 4 Lass
- machines toi sale 10 mt or syehsiigc. machine
ehsAp for cash or pArt osyins al; mschinss hooehr
..ss.n.ea ana repaired a ~ Broadway. leon,
W sta'" 80. ~
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SIX PER CENT INTEREST-CiIlZENS
W savings Banks, corner Of iowery an Canal ct.
open every DAY from 10 5, and on Monday, Wed.
sssisy su4 Friday ,svsnIDss fr9Ia to l.. Bans
syiumencer Jan. /, 1861 GEORGE OLSON. Pres.
tdrnt. SEYMOUR A. BCSCE, Secretary. 49i
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from Rev, =. ~. Turner, PASTOR Of usdding NJ ",
,hulch. Phi sdei phiA.
W itcsspn -pcsl ~ Having used your Ger
man Rf'trs in my 'ruily Nrgubnly, am prepared
70 that hs- teen ~ rtg.t service h,ry- thai
~ debility ~ the sv.,er, " IL
III tner AndIuo-. valuable remedy ~ winch havs
any knuslrise.
cut, respectfully, j. II. TURNER
Ht. I.6 n Nluy.ssnth .lre.t.
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AT uJ--rAWNBilOkEE'> TICKETS
-snted | viii nay ~ yer rem, more thar ,ny
Other p'Tson 40 tht ety Tor tosis tor ~sichs.. de-.
rend'' 80 ~, silv'rrarr, vists'. sls'. sc. ard
reney ll'rsliy. Advanced Oh the sNns. Remember
me plAcr "l' NroiiwaY. corner of Houston =, ~
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% AARTHCLEh= RON SALE.

A FINE ASSORTMENT OF HOME BRED
"A CAnsry lrts los sale reason able # applied Tor
essvssa lhs holiaA AAahAttAs At $40
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SHIPPING.
EpR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE.
- ship ROGER 4. HELEN sail December 91t,,
hhip GEN. MctibkLi,AN saiis .tsnnary 9ua

EOR lNEEpuOL-TAPSCOT LINE.
ship ROGEI A. HEIEN sails December s1tn
ship GEN: Metiltl.LAN salts January snd
arpstiHEff wfhs ffi: al Ma January ggs
For rss-sset to or from Liverpool and LONDON, G,
a"p., able III All para. Of Ensiand, ire Iand Sc,
'o., TAfscofr TE ii hlsSs't 60 90, "''''
-Ses 50 sonth ~ n \.
IOE iINERpOOl.-Ol.D BLACh BALI
Friday, Jsnusry let For ps~.cs IN c,bis or W.. :.
Ko, M BROS, ! coFiLi, 80 south II. "a, "
OlD BLACK STAR LINE FOR
LIVERPOOL.
SWALLOW TAIL LINZ fOE
ship YORKTOWN. L .'.i'l'. SAIL, 10Th ,ov
~ 'a'''' w Rfh inSsg''t e 40 Fulton st.
STEAM FROM, AND TO QuEIssTowS.
~ AND LIVERPOOL.
Jsnard Line.
MECIa AL. wcdne.isy, aG,6 pocerntcr.
r..ss. from New S,S, XIX 's%p TO Ne.
,cIs' 40 gold, ot value In CURRENCY For p1ssss
'pgPlIY'O WILLIAMS q Ggi s>; -.
Tilt GALWAY IiNE-'TiiE NrLASTif
1 IRISH HOYN Mkri. STEAM sAvf,hrtoN
COMPANY ADRlh1i 10, 1850 horse power. aUa'
, ,G9; ,,istk S 1000 horse rs,.r 800 ,@a.
.Gs CAPT sTan. win ~, ~
@ ~ the IHSi g" fro %' Ns.
,ors ian " Rates Of p,'sag,, payable in gold ~
:" ~. ~ 70 sn5'nN , :, as
l.asrr H.Srs i.rinSa Es,scrasn Ha.%:i pa &.
.Spy 70 s.Bei ~ tss taIk, 81 prs.dIps. .
,nirma'igr apply to LAwKEN Ch dILEs a 90, il
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y. " KENN ARD,
Eighth, below Ostss a., Phiiadelphia.
itom Kev. Warren R,ndolrh. p..,o, Of B,l

rom Rev. " arren ksndn'Vh, Pastor Of Baptsl
church, &c iuAIltVsn ~, Fem.
~ g., N. JscAspu Dear Sir. Personal eNpeIieDcr
cbslhs mr. TO INy that regard The German Bitter.
pIepiod ny you a. most 'Ieeil,r ~ r'iedicino In
rui NJ sever cold snd yenorsl debility hAv. h.en
sty penehtted lv tha NJ the Butter. and
not the w Vrliuco sum Ar eheots vn OF bora
tpp's '.fur, MAEEl RANDOLPH
usrmsutnrn. Pa.
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BUsl.N ESS CHANCES.

EOE SALL-TuE STOCK AND FIN
l. tlTos oftbe Washington saloon. eSi ID ave, 60
I'D street $40
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1T. " lset.on; Dear Sir, \ feel II q plrAlura
thus, u y accord. % h. tesiinony 10 tie e.
esiltnce OFT" German git''r' some y,n ,lnce be
ing much aiiio,Cd with Dyspepsia, used lhsm With
WY henHrCisi results have often rec, ninen ded
them 10 YER ma erfeeuled by thnt tormrntinF dis.
.ns', aud have heard uonl tuem the most hstt,ting
tesinOnIas as 10 tnslr Ioai value la CASA vi gen.
srai debility, believe i " DO souie that cannot be
surpassed i. 81. LYONS,