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MOsBY DEAD.
THE REBEL PAPERS ACENOWLEDGE II.

Ths Richhond Dips,sA, Of The s7,h instsst,
(russday. D announces thss Mosby, tho nOso-
rious guerrilla, robber, assassin and midnight
murderer, was mortsIly wounded at Middle
burg, va, in a light, on the 17rh OF December,
with de,schments Of the 18th and 10Th New
York and 9Th Illinois cavalry, that he wa
remoyed 70 ChsfiottesyiiSc, and fingered som'
days, uhsp, according 70 postscript In IN
DlspascA Of tho 27th, he finally ended hi'
miserabie life by dying. XII.
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-r NEW PolCH UHIEoRMs.--The members Of
the metropolitan police fOree have been furnished
with new hAts. pantaloons 40, and will appear In
oblissd for these artiei g. They have never had
oAuse TO complain OF desrth Of clothing. II, At
least, has been furnished them liberAlly. But all
should receive adequate compensation Tor tho
labor they perform. Tho pay they recaiye IL q
mere pittanoe, and they hnd II hard work TO sup.
port Themselves and families upon H. Would II
not he well for the pOwets that be TO make New
YsA's present OF inSreased salary as well as new
clothing TO the policef y" ... ..
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aEoRaeTowN AFFAIRS.

morning. by Ofieer BAlinser for the larceny Of =
pOeketbook o9ptAiniDg SIC. lady went Into the
store Of Mt. Brown aud while making purchase,
When asked to liver u up he refused 10 dn so,
Gnd was consequent y arrested. He gave bail for
his Appearances at court. .H 'H r. ..H..
TSs Morksis = Quotations today are IA follows:
Red wheat, ~ TOi white, % as TO % o. Corn,
o. ~ Family nour, els TO SlIi eYtIs, Sllj super,
4lL.a6. Corn neal St.0o, Ne@''A y
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BAN FRAHcIsco, Dec. 2S.-MeIican adVlees
by the Constitution say that since the defeat Of
the French at Chilofa they arrived at Carna-
voca, about sixty miles from the City Of Mexico,
In . completely demorallEed condition.
Gen. Alvarez, with the patriot army, entered
Acapulco on the 14Lh OF December.
The States OF Guerrero and Oadoea are now
perfectly FREQ from the ImpeTIalIst forces.
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Ho a Attempting to Retreat Under DIM
enltlea. 80

h PHILApsLPHIA. Dec..8o.-A special dispatch
to the Bullstin, dated Nashville, December 80,
says; .r-' "a. I'd ra l..r-r -
The statement that Hood had crossed the
Tennessee river is doubtless untrue. The very
latest news from the front 10, that yesterday,
while Thomas was pursuing Hood on the river
bank, he was trying to lay his pontoons, but
could not make any progress, as our gunboats
were shelling bis working parties. az
( Gen. Steadman reached Decatur with large
force on the cath, and is also threatening
Hood. 10 .,rrr..- .ra r
There is q rumor this morning that Thomas
has attacked, routed and captured most OF
Hoods fragmentary army, but 1t needs confr,
nation. 1850.
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The Postmaster General has rescinded tho
instrustions Of the Post once Department,
under section nine Of the act Of Congress sp-
proved July I, 1884, authorizlng pos.masters
10 ssil postage stamps and stamped envelopes
st . discount Of Ave per cent. PostmAStsra
Wln In fature, under no cireumstsnces, make
any abatement from the face value Of such
stanped envelopes.
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70 TIE BrnTH or rms NEw Yrkn,- Rineise Q
ne Old Year 0R dnd fhs Nee Year Ins--hr
Jas. Z. iAylins will, a. is the nsusi custom
ring the old year out aud the now year ip, OF
the bells OF Old Trinity church, Nav York, a
III o'clock, December 3lst, 1854, with the fol
lowing proKrsmmei tshil .yAe -
No. 4. Ringing the changes on eight bells. !
- Q. Coiumbis the Gem OF the Ocean. :.
8. Yankee Doodle. H. rrtutr9rr ~
4. Last Rose Of Summer. dfrnqr =
5. Blue Bells Of Scotland. % as
8. Evening Bells. y = ~ } ~
z. Airs from Child Of the Regiment.
8. Old Dog Tray. II ~ 100 OF, Oh
, Q. Ny Lodging 10 on nthe Cold Ground.
10. When Rosy Morn Appearing. -
II. Homo, Sweet Home. ,sg'fsff
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TIE LATE suIorpn AT THE AMnRrclN Hous

TIE LATE SUICIDE AT THE AMERICAN HousE.
The name of the gentleman who committed
suicide at the American House, In this city, on
Saturday night last, was John Cummings
Brown. The deceased belonged In Baltimore,
Nd, but for number of years had resided al
Panama, where he filled the position Of agent
of British steamship company. He leaves q
wife and childrenin Baltimore, and number oi
relatives. The remains will be taken TO that
city this afternoon. II 10 supposed that he
committed tho act while In ft Of despon'
dency. He was about thirty-ave years OF age
-Bostor Herald, 2sth. . .. n'rf =.
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MARROW EsoAPH.-Thls morning, six mules
attached to q large army wagon became unIuly
and atAFted of down the Avenue. When near tho
corner OF seventeenth street they ran the side
walk. A lady who was pAnhing ~ the time be-
came badly ffIghtened, and, In her Attempt TO get
out Of the way, fell. she was rescued BY gentle
man near by before the wagon had reached her.
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CNcNSATI, Dec. ga package Of Quar-
term asters' vouchers, amounting TO nearly
s2oo, 900, approved and issued by Captain J..
y. Crane, QuSrtermaster at Nashville, was
taken from train captured by rebels on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad, on the 23d
instant. They are in favor OF parties In Gin.
cinnatl, Buffalo, Chicago, Michigan City, Al
bany, Boston, Philadelphia and New York.
Adams Express Company notifies the public
not 70 negotiate or receive them. '.'h
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CRIMINAL CouBr-Judgs Fisher.-In the
ease OF Arthur Bradley, charged with assault and
battery, : H0Nf PROS. was entered.
Ellen Dean, aliui Reynolds, alias Wolfe, indicted
houles, submitted the cases, and was hned 5000 In
Q oh, which sho promptly paid. She 10 the pro-
prietrehH OF the notorious Wolfe den. =
y Margaret Mundee, indicted for keeping bawdy
houSe, was convicted, and sentensed topAy = fine
OF $500. ..s.. .,.,..s ,"' - .N. or
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ewEsursosos HOE scuoots=-Thls sxcelleus
sshoci. under The Rev. R. D. Williamson, lts
accomplished principal, offers estlmsblc ad-
vantage 70 youths seeking Instruction In the
Enslish Lapgp.ge and English Composition,
Ancieht Languages, Modern Languages, and
Mathematics. The course Of instruction In
these branches d compl,te. The school ID slt-
usted nj tho eornr Of Fourteenth street and
New York avenue. -
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LOCAL N e w q /.

THE DRArT.-Ths following cases were ex-
Amined to-day; ...... j.. fs- ..-
Fba Sub DiIirfe!-James II. HAzle, furnished
substitute. . ... e..... .. ....r =.
se,na Sub DI,fr;ef--H. @. Swain, furnished sub-
stitute. rf.rT ."H 3D.. II. .|.-. %
Fotirh sub ,Disb ici--Andrew Holston, allenj A.
NJ. beall, physical disability Andrew ]. Hurdle,
Furnished subStitutei u II. Johnson, furnished
substitute. RI. " 10 .
FiJIh Sub piariat-James LuOuS, now in service.
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Edition
FouR o,o LooHl eve

----=.-=ss 4 ss=zt=zs.tzlu. sr.z---H=sI-- -
BURsrINe OF sx orn nuNDhkb-
POUHDER PARR0TT GUNS or
BOARD our eUHB0ATs-JoUnuAr-
ISM IN wAsHInGTOu. ---l-,,,,--,...u
By the accidental loss Of single page Of
manuscript, lsst evening, our extra edition Of
Rear Admiral Porter's report did not contain
he.de.ail seccuut OF tho bursting Of sir one
hundred -pOundsr Parrot guns The omission
Is made good upon our outside to-day.
We observe that our report, esTors, omissions
ana all, sppsared as ''ofaciafo lathe eolumns
Of two snterpri.lno morning papers to-day,
vit,ov .As stpAiea ersdn 70 tho Rcpubllcsn.
The editors OF those vidslv circulated sheets
are In the daily habit OF stealing the fruits Of
our industry-o~s In particular. He should
learn better than to piifer thus nom his neigh
Dor, and above all things, II heis determined
to continue his thievfsh propensltiea -upop' our
columns, We beg Of Hmm to spprcpriste an
the typographical errors and omissions We
make and than meanly' palm them on upon
tho Government by announcing them ss
"official."
As soon ss Lieut., Preston, The bearer Of dis
patches from Rear Admiral Porter, arrived at
the Navy Department yesterday afternoon, We
dispatched seven attaches Of the REPUBLICAN, 10
that place, and wore politely provided With is-
cilitlss 10 copy from, Admiral Porter's manu-.
script report. In the course Of about two
hours, the vhole dispatch, including the letter
Of Gen. Buffers and Admiral Porter's reply,
,.r. .ortad v,,,t o., tvva ,rint.a .nd
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o" Hcs: AssoS 8. MmLHR,. one Of the Presi-
asaiiAi sisctors Of Illinois, and mssasnses OF the
xisslorals College arrivsd At Washington this
morning, bringinG the Presidential vote Of that
olAte. Ne 70 aloppinG e the NAtionaL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

PRovIDHSCs, Dec. 2s.-The morsing accom-
modstlon train from Providence for Boston has
been In collision with freight train. Nal.
The engineer Of the passenger train, A. Mon
roe, was seriously injured. No other person
was hurt. The track will soon be cleared.
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Hsw York stock List. r,t
by tho Peoples Telegraph Lines,
OnieSs-SII Ninth street and corner Psnnly1y Anil
Gvenus and sixth street, ''' 90.

The model Of colossal statue Of the lAte
Major General Berry ls on exhibition In Port
iaud, Maine. This Is said 70 be the first statue
of The kind ever attempted In Maine.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

,,4gTEPsssrFisg MAonfht.-At , large meet.
ihgih salem, % take stock h Mr.. Ftlt's new
/ e0mpsuy 70 manufaeturo his typeAettibK and
g iustiiying machine, Mr.. HoSghton, Of the
I. Rissraido Psssss spoke or the. machine a. !
thipg accomplished. ."-BOstoa ztuSsllsr. = :
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MISS AvssrA JoSrs, the famous young
American actreks, oohmoneos au engagement
ss Growers theatre, next Monday evening, In
ths hsssEsstlonsl.!drama Of Leah, the Fousken. p
She has made great reputation in this piece,
and has purchased The exclusive right OF play.
ing Il In this country, Mr.. DAILY, the writer Of
Leah, the Forsaksn, ,nIs In town for the pur.
pose Of superintending the rehearssls and nrsi
representation st Growers.
Epwn RoHAnsr, the trsssdi.n, opens a
rords Theatre next Monday evening. In Damon
and Pythias. He tobenupported by Madam,
fonisi, J. Mccullough, Miss AIiee Gray, ant
viii present % the Washington public tho great
round Of character In which he Is general,
eonaidsrsd uursvalled. 20 ~" -.IJ.'a. ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

THE Swedes In Minnesota manufacture their
own dry goods, raising wool and FAX In suiii-
Client quantities 20 supply them for their pres
ent wants and also 10 lay away for the future.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

Since tho frat Of last January twenty-sevcn
clerks in the Pension once have reslgned their
places on account Of inadequate salaries and
the high pfiess Of living, as followsi Nl
Five fburth- -clsss, si, 800 per annum. Z
slx third-elsss, u, coo per annum. :
-Four second-ciass, t1, 400 per snnum.
Twelve nrst-clsss, o.. 300 per snnum.a ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

!, AKA lstssns,ississ - tie susssripnonof, pr sd.
! vsgsk.issin. IN RxrvsrrcAs should " sddrssssd
10 the puhiishsru, ~ Shove. ldl
Re-, An is<fsr. OF eonn nunissficm Intended for pub
hsation. or In any way rslatips V the sditorisi
department. Of the paper, shos1d b Addressed TO
hfas ssitef, ~ sbove. '9hio tl'a allgl '.' i...
Businsss and Other eorsspopdsnts win greatly
ebiigs the Pubiishsrr and the Editor BY sompiyins
with The sbgvs muestipn. ~ 6.....s ~.
- 70 ocoanfsronprrIs.-Non NOTES can be taken
tended for ippsftioa nh,t Pc authsntiastsd By the
nsns and sd4ts~ ~ ths vrtsr--not nessssarily
fos pubiisstion, hut guaranty of rs good faith
1. We sfnsot undsrtshs 70 tetnr.rsi.stsd oomnu
,l.alEsa .slay Hga Eat t3u
T--~-T--iH .sguD .igu
EorIcr r-TA< psap fsiseasi Rp~bJsesn y nos
- hwrt.Arf ~ ssTt9s .. ssih.~ssrs n afs efis end
Qrrp<s~~ II Nssfvs erfs ps,~ssfh.A~ .rhl
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Tns debt of Vermont amounts to s1, $40, ,s45,
or S5 81 for each person In the State. The
debt is principally funded, aud is payable in
1871, 1874, and 1897. ... Is7f =. a..
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FURs.-A yaluable and splendid assortment
rooms OF J. @. Mcclure Co., from large arm In
New York retiring from the business. We there
fore sdyise ou readers not to Let this opportunity
pass without notice. .-- 80 ~
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WATER RRGIRTRARs orFTCB,
w December 20, ISAIAH persons ysho uSs
the lqusdnst Waterlih ihsir houses viii please
.ass mat ne water will be shut on on sat-
Ao'sloch, g. N. RANDOLPH cbfLE,
ae~"" s Weter ResissrAE
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rebel Navy omcer.
RI. Moses, q master In the rebel navy, was
brought In yesterday afternoon from City Point.
He was committed to Old Capitol by Colonel
Ingraham. aur. t..s aaa eHta.a t
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BY TIE l. e q r. AP III. d"c
Arrival OF ths Remains or the Late Minis
ter Dayton.
New YoRK, Dec. 30.--The steamer lafayette
from Hayre, on the 14th, has arrived, and
brings the remains OF Minister Dayton.
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fars., 'sa.fsraas as "A A. LLOID, Tft1iurnt.
!. y =, =. aiIn -. sss.s.s,.:sas
Gecrretown Dram Assosission has bean organised
and il now fsiriy stsrtsd. ~
70 ne BRAN, viii adoubisdiY prstSsi every nsn-
Thsrs wIli b nsssing Of tAs AsseslAticn ever
n,,.s Sopsys.e ~ es s,rsss sso1s
5sides vhsfs nd when III T. Of sorEe-
town tkizfth snd Ninth sub distffsts) who vfh I
70 DO % may beeons nspbeIs q ths As.osissioa: 20
,,i,s,,msn,. ny s,suer vi W. ~ WI W -'''"'-A "
An intsfssted are earnssiy invited 10 come and
help themsslyesj the hns 4 short and dsiay 10
dangerous. by ofucr crcs., - r.. .
rnxsovx..rs ss.rst.ry.f ~ dsssIm
,-.,-,. = :. -. =, :. :. |. "a a. N .1..a, ,
fS.nsi ~,ii hoid !. Fsi, m ths ohuroh. corner Or
ensh pnW n,sss mo ,sss nv. prosssds ~ wSish
Arc 70 bs devoted % the compisfion the church
:ns: %: SsHa ., s.ls % :. r. snS.s
ss... ~ -. n .S-t.s Ressoy Tiekstss "a ssnts
dsis-ss - lsG
n short-Hand Writsf.-Any r.sss.
seaIslpg ne sssvies, Of s.
hssr nns ~ - .pUyins n shs rditorisi roca q
nrBsnk OF the Mstropoiis, washin gtes,
D.ssnssI - ,s:. m: ,Ifs.ss.. si.,ais s.ai
tsx, from ths prots Of the snrfsnt siIyear pay.
abs bl. on cssa or az after shs "a psozino.
. f.N ~
- F,,., ~ .,d-T1. :. 6.sTi..T. :. a..
NATIorAL 'RrrusIicAr, I, IA ths Hrst Ward, whs
nave been neglected " fornst sasfieta, and Who
Al the Book And Periodica store OF EDWARD
| WAITE, No. INK PennsylvAniA avenue, between
Seventeenth and EEhteenth atrsets, and they Will
be served prom ptly and regularly. novtd
I-,-.-.-.. -. -..-.--.s=.--. ,,.--.
| DreoPass Islsgr.sn~ o,~
,mport.nt points. washinxton of,oss, RFPUB-
| LIcAN BuILpINe, siI lNinth street, (vsst side,
corner Pcnnsyivania avenue and arh s1sst
updsr National Hotel, and tcorner vtfteenth and
| ,tres,s. opposits Tressury building.
80. lc uiicHARIEss y. NoyEs
| t.h,s-tf I Ia N.n.sor yyssbiurtou District.
-
oysssrs s.s,;.sss ,os I'm ~. S S.nsss s.d =
| eAuTIoH TO rovno MEN aud others, who sufer
lIom Nervous Debility, rsematurs psesy o. MAJ
| or s.IS.egsE' nv ons who has cured himssIi
i sn.r nnasr.o,n. sonsidsr.hls ou.sLsrv. nS An.
siosi,x = nosaosid sdlressed saveioo..s siasls
sanies nav X hsd ~ tbs snthor
| seP HATHANIlI MxYFISn. mr.
| d.s sin . Brooklyn. KinrIC o.. NY.
.@
| xaA Bssntifel Adxsrsisemsnt Mess,s'
nave ndapssa Inorwaiaacn,s celebrAted oas rsltQ.
rifht and mornfns /" ~ ow,eard tor the new
thet oompanlon; Lunint flofiline." This Afh-
Gle, the nonphfsn ~ toiet requisites, - gem OF
leegsnee snd nu,ity; and deserves an Advertise-
men men' ~ u,. nnes sne hsr l,y w any POSI-
parts TO t the rare rschsrtne Of the now
ers oil southern France. Buy ~ and see. 1"
Il LILA 49,, .s,s.. No. ~ N.--o,.- go
vi ourea ef N,rymas psSii,tv' ioaos,.
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..p- Dissases or the Nsrvcps, SS7Sinai,
1eatnent-in Reports Of ths HOW Ard AsjOCiA-
tres OF charge. Addfess, Dr. ]. skiILiH h6UGH
TON, Howard AlsoeiAtion, No. BouH Ninth
street, PhilAdolphiA, PA. ~ = " m1a-iv
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2o.-The following re-
port Of Gen. Burbridge's operations has been
received by the War DepArtment.
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urBank OF the 1strepoiis, weshingts
have declared advidend OF tour per ont, free Of
tax, from tbs pronte of the current hhDyear, pay
Vis asas 81 d = - ,EosEs Kelly, c.sAisr.
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the sitireas or the Fyusthlvsrd WIN be htd on
FRIDAy NIGHT nest psssmees 9, ts takS.sttI
also TO provide pe.ns f9F rsdHeipg 10 quota 4
inter stsd. .Ist ever a. come 70 This nsstns.
By orssf efths csasia foT.%Iin,,ssSsi nsS ,,..,..,,
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n tn. Es..sA Sr..s,p.a., ~ .a..a =, T.,l..

vi 12P o W d y HRIs,t',,ss s, sa,
H.r-.. 30 o ugf1lu ,tsfr3 urtI. ya9g
f'' .' A----- NLl 4'l asfs 10
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m Ths Fsfr OF shs9 seiersdl IseRis %
81 ksthew's parish :. ne : open ssd WI 1soh az
instcn are respectfully invited. Adnls.kssl, 10
scnts. u7T ssdT tlI7iifslo sbnia ~ 10 adsfea.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-23
Iarinn 10 nei mn the nnner this week viii

Having to get up the paper this week with
one hand--and that our principal oue--short
the usual quaoum Of brains devoted to the pre-
paration OF copy, has been spent 10 vnporing'
and complaing at our hard lot--iu fruitless ef.
forts to Gil the vacancy, and coudolance over
the failure Of the appearance of the village or
gnn, and the consequent effect Of such calam
ity upon the world at large, and our patrons in
particular Under such circumstances the con.
clusion is easily arrived at--that things are not
as attractive and interesting os they usually are
when the serene and undisturbed energies OF
mind ore left to their legitimate exercises and
results. These are trying times for procuring a
keeping steady working force. We hope to
overcome our difficulties before the issue o
our next.
In the mean time we congratulate our loyal
readers upon the good news we are enabled to
lay before them, of tbreshing Of the rebel raiders
and recovery Of much of their booty, aud the
possession Of Atlanta, the muniton and manu-.
featuring depot of the rebels, by Gen Sh erman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-23

SoLDIERs TO THE REscuE!-Y oung men,
rushing iuto The exposures and dangers OF a
soldiers lie. should prepare themselves for the
fatal Feyers, and DyseDtery. the Sores and
the campaign, will insure sound health to ev.
cry, man. II The reader Of this notice cannot
get bog Of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store in his place let him write TO me, so Maid,
en- Lane, enclose the amount, and will mail q
box free of expense. Many dealers will not
keep my medicines on hand because they can
not make as much as on other peoples make.
80 cents, IS cents aud 81 40 per box or poi.-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-23

The Erie Dispatches morning Daily we
have spoken Of as vital live institution. -
Some OF our people are fading it very useful as
q medium of teegraphic news. Under the
present mail arrangements, it puts them in pos.
session Of The news at about 8 o'clock. while
the news from the west, upon which they have
beer accustomed to depend caLnot be obtained
before noon; hours in advance is something
to be considered in these days so big with the
fate of nations
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THE GREAT
American Tea Company,
81 Tessev Street. .Ne1o York.

81 Fessey Street, Neto Yrk,
Since its organization has created the history
SELLING TEAS IN TINS COUNTRY
A LII uur Teas are selected Ivy Il ores-
fesional aser expressly and exclusively u.s.
and charge over two cents O2 cents pound
above st for original packages.
W" have but cne price to every for each quality, and
that price always marked each sample package at
store in plain figures.
We issue Monthly Price List our Teas which will be
sent free to all who order tive advise seller to
it 1t comp ses full assoriI selected for every
locality In the States, Provinces. South America and til
West Indies In this list each Lind is divided into Four
Glasses qualities namely: Cargo, High Cargo, Fine, Fin
est that every one understand from description and the
prices annexed that the Company determined to UNDER
sell the whole tea trade.
We guarantee to sell all Teas in original packages at
not over Two Cents ound above cost believing this to
ne attractive TO the who have heretofore been paying
Enormous Profits.
execute a we'll and promptly though the buyer him
everything; responsibility enabling do all we prom
se Every dealer order his direct Compa-
nv and parties doing business within Five Hundred (5O0
miles OF New York return Tea bought of us IL they
are not cheaper than they buy and thr
Is dissatisfied with his bargain fourteen dpys (I
and the money refunded them Those who are ove,
Five Hundred miles can have thirty so days and the same
privileges extended to them.
Besides these advantages the Company will nav all ex.
penses both ways, II the Teas returned.
GREAr AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Importers and Jobbers,
3mos739 81 Vesey St., New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-23

Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN HoRsR LISIzRSr.-
In pint bottle fifty cents, cures lameuess
cuts, galls, collie, dc. Read the following,
=, bosroS, July 1853
DR. ToBIAs-We have used for the past
year your Horse Liniment for lameness. kicks
bruises. collie and cuts. and In every instance
loona y the BEST article ! ever tried 10 this cir
the only lpment we use now. We have hos
horses, some very vsluble. and do not want 10
leave town without il. liYATr FRosr.
Manager Van Amburgh & Cos. MenAgerle.
Sold by all druggists. Ofice, Sc Cortlandt
ST., New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-23

A scaawag 10y the name of Coe, assault.
ed MIR Cowles Of the Cleveland Leader,
on the street, with slung shot, as Mr.
Cowles thinks, aud Knocked him down by
blow over the eye. Coe is represented
to be forty rod-whisAey cppperhead, and
the p ovccation, an allusiou in The paper to
Coe and the draft.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-23

Losr-OD Friday the 18th inst on the main
road in East village black cashmere coat,
which the owner would be glad TO recover, and
and would pay all reasonable charges for. A
handkerchief in oOe of the pockets will desig.
pate it. Itmay be left at the Telegraph Office.
ELL. PEREw.