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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-13
Court Record.

No. 3l9. John lIamor VS.. YIN. Was
gait. Real action. Writ of Entry, to re-
cover possession Of n piece of land on
plaintiffs farm. occupied by defendant
Defence DcfcndeGt OWLS part of farm
claimed as plaintiffs. Question whether
or not plaintiff holds the farm by " ad-
verse possession" Continued on report
I.aw-Dccision Of full Court final Oh all
points.
L. & +. Hale for PHI. Wiswcll & G..
$. Peters for Deft.
The Court adjourned Thursday after
noon, after having done goodly amount
of business.
.y-We have received account of an impor-
tant meeting held in tho city Of Washington,
May "a. We extract the following notice of il
from the Washington Chronicle, and Will give tho
full account next week:
TnE L,nIEs' NA1IosAL Covyx,Sr-We have
no space for extended comment on this important
increment which has been iuauguf sted under
such tatterjng auspices in this city TIE ratri-
etism OF cur women has been aroused They arc
emulous of the example Of their mothers. in the
days Of the hesolution. rhey are determined to
reprcss the grl wing cxtrayrssucc Of the time
aud to this cad have organized an association
whose influence. trust, will tie felt ihroGg houi
tue c uHtiy IN favor oil economy, ietfencameht
and 'nl l. habits ol dress. Let every Intelligent
reader pordor aver the occcIinss Of this meet
M, aud re,sve, by voice aud example. To .uf
tAer tue patriotic ct ct Of thI. association.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-13

Il revival i. taking place in Bruins
Eek. The Baptist Society is receiving ac-
.ssinns
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-13

of the most favorable character, showing
clearly the fact OF Lees retreat beyond
Spottsylyania.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-13

Tic :. st. CroiN Chapter" of Royal
Arch Masons has been established at Cal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-05-13

THE Brunswick Telegraph sports
new type, and proposes to add other at
fractions. 1t is a good local paper.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23
Dr.. J. nj. Belts,
PHYSICIAN 8 SURGEON.

Office two doors south of the Empire Market,
Main street, Idaho city. 34tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-07-23
DIR. CIV. K1RCHNER,
German Physician, Surgeon And Ac
cOucheur,

coucheur,
MI ss FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND PORTLAND!
0FFICE-Idaho City Wall St.. betMain q Montg'y
-a,f AT AZ. M, uaIPMANs DRUG STORE,
TIME DR.. begN leave to inform his numerous
4 friends, and the public in general, that he in
tends to stay therefor the season. TO practice his
profession. His fifteen years experience on this
coast, enables him to promise a speedy cure in
most ali climatic diseases; such as fevers, pneu-
and private diseases, he treats very successfully,
and pays particular attention to all diseases Of
women and children. The strctest discretion
and Seoreey is observed in all cases. Consulta-
tons in French, Spanish, German and English.
n34.m3 II u-s
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Port or New York, March GO, 1864.

CLEARED.
s:eamsh,s George Washington, eager, New Oreans-H
sss1,sh,p Empire, Dobsrp. wa.hinglon-.ss Hand,
Steamship Locust Point Holman. PoTuand-H from
Ship Liberty. Wilson New Orleans
BAIL Clara Noveno tBr), Kingston. Ltverpoo-E Hus
BARK Nuha vondenhoa L.verpool-Ruger Bros
BARK Kanagona (Br). Ronieui, Gibratar-Bseijer De
BARK Jasper, Dixon Palermo Gibraltar and Malta-Jaque
Esrk Sea Rrde tBr) barclay Rsvana--I Carer
Ear Lsson B s5 Doe Rio raSdeBFs Son
sriz Eureka OBJ. pinsmore, MatamoTos-H 4 G De
sTs & %aashs
rrie Spartan tBr), Mccullough, pemarara-J whitney
Brig Nellie. Staples St Croix
bsi..1 % R,s s.sa sncs 81 ers5
Brg John Sherwood smith, New orieans-auITay 4 Ne
Brig Cas,ian. Hariepbrook, Elizabeihpor.-R Buck
schr Carries Alberto cPor) santa Anna. opOrto--Johp
schr Lima (Br) o'Brisn Maranhaui-Buriett Everett
sehr 2 W bentley, Chase, BaracOa via Iaasua-J 8 7
f nfE sss Brown
seSr yspor Re5,s Phadsp bs-ssarres Chairman Co
schr Telegraph acSerson, South AmOoy-H Racket a
schr Cora, K.ley; paqvers
Sour Staten Islander, Palmer Fe~ Hsven-H Racket.
Scar Sarah Elizabeth. Smith New Haven.
ARRIVED.
Steamship star. Belt New Orleans March 10,
.as Haysna sst b. win mdse ana psssenges 70 Jas
CahRwba Ericsson lark Milton: briggs Antonio Stew
S Conquest aud schr Mary Ellen brig Julia outside the
Steamship weybosset CO transport. Brand New Or.
tsans KEY West. u ia Is 70 L snarterfuss;er
Steamship fronethsus SU transport Bates Port Royal
Steamship PERT Il transport Hanaoa Fortress MOB.
steamship America (U transport, shsre, Alexandria
via Fortress Monroe. ~ hcrrs 70 Z Quarcrmas,er
BARK Creole tBrem) Jessen Canton. Nov i6 passed An
ger Dec Java Eead H. and Cape Good Hope Feb ~ with
teas &C 70 Low Bro. ESD inst the late snowstorm
e@r.ied away ebccm split sails had pilot board 5
rsTgo dsys o@ Bs,,a Tor hosrsam a;' Jan 9i T.
sHt q Ion 70 81 X sr ship Bneon Castle, days
Bombay for Lverpoo 18th lat 81 % on Is IS r. Br ship
lat q % Ion IL sbip Glorans 50 days bombay
Tor London 3is la q lon 81 fr bark Amelia
FROM Bourbon Island usyre FEB Isl ST. Ion o. Br
w. ship Vulrey 81 days Bourbon Island for Nsnes
Bark Katharine Orb nslAw c%faa' IS days with rail-
Bark Stella tBrem) stee pgrafe Brsmso. % days win
several oehergs 2st iat al iS lou "a IL Ham
steamship Bavaria hence for hamburg.
Beg Blue Nose iBr, Shelo rake, AntweFp; Jan 20 and
inst lat 90 lon ~ fell IN with large Quantities 81 hed
We; had heavy gRles most Of the oassAxe =.
Brg 3. ylnceni Br 0oiion, ArcAsi 10 days. with coal
orig yIeors Ursula tBr]. Len'ir Pcou 10 days with
soA 70 Small A Co,
scar Barosra CBr) Bismby, Archv sdays with coal 10
sehr John d Grmu. Gio1oeser
schr Hero Kenney, Gloucester
pchr Susan, Bearse. Boston, dsys.
SAILED.
2sh.siesmer Fannie, Havsns; BARI scaDd 10
~, a,is 1raih, scAnda; briss Csrwaa swan
10Th b. steamship Edinburg Liverpool (audsnchored bs
sou tbe nsrrows on account OF the Storm.
wind o. sunset NE, heavy, with rain.
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Ean GOODSs ..x...-..x.
A AiSAhis EIGHTH AVENUE
On MONDAY,
OF srRIso xILLISBRY GOODS, o,own,v. =. !.
s.Soo STRAW BonsETsn NEW sIYLcs, o.. o.. =,
NEW DESIGNS s ara G SaRns ,asr Ssb S
P PLsn STRIPES CORD EDGE cHlsE' PLAIN and
CORD AND SATIN EDGE BLACK BoSsHF sIBsoSs,
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED aee;, .ss lse:
isa NEW STYLES NEW FRENCH FLo,yhRs grnJ1sr
4.-aRfasSI IA Tak CIgy.
1000 PIECES SILK sEhssrs 3Ss and "a PUSfGeosrss
Sa setas
=" ''' 'N' ai SStfs SSf sS 81 {5s!s
n,,.., TT than 5SSskSs' PRs6Es,
saao Auos,os rnIs e.
lie, l2c. lac. l5c, icc. iSc, Doc
Sok is' 81 TuSsE VIII III
$ x5$S 5SSSa ast aSFg e.
Vk nHs IN M anE Enl RY SILK Wins N
IissyE sHETL4Sp A.. commencing loo.
ssSS shHHya sES gS sf s; cor,os.
SEEM e as.s
Hest E FIVE YAR Mo skiRT sRaIDs q
s sEsT f fiHs; IS p. z p.per
H Rkss sSsss sa 4sS s & 3sss: Card
Win TArKs, diMPs sRbsHEs, COMBS.
.soruv. oP0RTEMoMNAdEs foll IS tn
GREAT ADVANCE in HOSIERY.
OUR PRESENT STOCK OF OVER &Gp PAIN
SELLING AT Old PRICES
LOT OF SOlLED COTTON HOSE, &C.. &C., l0c., l2e
$50 PAIRS EXTRA HEAVY HOSE, 2c.
5000 PAIRS HEAVY RIBBED HOSE. 22c &c.
200 PAIRS ENGLISH HOSIERY, isc. lSc., zoe.
5000 PAIRS LADIES'
FULL. REGULAR MADE, IN ALL SIZES,
GENTs HEAVY RIBBED HALF HOSE, aoc:
GENTS EXTRA ENGLISH HALF HOSE, 25c.
GENTS HALF HOSE. l5c- Lee, 2c
900 PAIRS LADIES' SILK HOSE, soc.
OUR STOCK OF GENTS NECKT1ES,
SCARFS, COLLARS AND
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
OVER 100 STYLES OF SPRING GLOVES
FOR LADIES. GENTS. MISSES AND BOYS
IS 900 PAIRS FlNB GOODS &c., lie. lbc, up 10 81.
KID CLOVIS. TIC, 7bc, $40, DC
VERY BEST KIDS, SELLING EVERYWHERE AT u So,
BARGAINS OPENING EVERY DAY
IN ALL sTYLiS OF GOODS FROM AUCTION.
CITY AND COUNTRY
DEALERS
SUPPLIED AT LESS THAN
JOBBER'S PRICES.
WILLIAM kinney
Nos. 22l ana 223 Eighth avenue,
Between Twenty first and
Twenty second sreete
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HAVANA, NASSAU, y. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
For K1scsror. IA. 6c--Scanishp Saadn, from New
fc-k April -
FoR NASSAU AND HAvAsa-stsamshp Corsica. from New
Yerk April 20.
FoE ST. pomSeo CRY. kc-s;eamship Tubal Cain. from
New fork March 2 T.. NJ.
For HAVANA NEw Og-KAYs-Steamship Columbia,
Nom New York April -. ats Pm
Eieamship Morning Star from Few York April lb
steamship Havana. from New York April ats Pm.
etesmship Evening Star from New York, ApTll2
YoR HtvAya-steamship Eag e from New York March 80
steamship Roanoke from New York, April.
FoR NV ORLxAss-Steamship Creole. from New York
Steamship George Washington New York March "a
GisPN.
Steamship George Cromwell, from New York April q. at
ePM
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Az Letters aud ockaaes Intended the New YORK HERALD
o.d be sealed
ALMANAC roR YoRE-rBs DAT.
81 MOON 10 81
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BAnx scAfpsAviAs Friend 24th inst for yortugas
lahore night Of 18th OF Rocsaway and will probably
be total loss during the preeen, gale Messrs Star
buck Co the despatched tugboa yesterday NOM
ting 70 man remaining board refused "
leave with the
Puiser Field. Of the steamship Evening STAR has our
thanks for ful hles OF New Orleans papers.
Bs say sRA CsxsT, Tobin from Liverpool via Faysi for
sdeiphs before reported ashore niles Of Delaware
8rcsk wafer. had - feet Of watsr in her on the 18th
aHIr CnarE--Capt Bell OF steamship Eenipg star, from
rsv e~ans reports March the outward passage raw
sbip Chsce anchor % The bmins 10 charge OF vrecke
having hsen ssNore
srR RIallp esenilT purchased By BarLleti soDs
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I or sPRTNG AND SUMNER FASHIONS
IN MANTILLAS, SACQUES, BASQUES.
ROTONDAS AND CIRCULARS.
VIII take place on MONDAY, MARCH 49,
When will be exhibited -
THE MACKENZIE CIRCULAR,
Which expected hs greatest sensation Of
The season. GEO CAREY,
l76 Broadway.
Late Charles Street Coz
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH q, 1854


&C. sailed IN The morning. but returned with loss Of jib
asth-Arr str Mississippi Kennedy, NYork, convey
cavalry 10 kOrleana Slc scbr Ocean Star.
PHiLADELPHIA, March 26-ATr bark Return BIZ, XII
lau Rochelle NYssk, sehrs CarihaSena, Kelly, Med
deer Irwin, Gioscesisr A. Wlmngto Del, ship Bur
man frl Berwick Cardiff. Cid barss slcilian La
ysnder Boston Mary Eckerson Baslon; bgs Oro-
simbo Gilmore. Boston; Nellie Move Pke LaguayrA;
Frontier Brett Portland; schrs II Weeks ke.ehnin.
Boston; Mary Elizabeth. Coriery Providenee VIM
harcy Barrett, Chelsea. Camilla Appeby. Newbulyports
w billion Ludlam, Port Royal w vanneman. Sharp.
Rey West "a DaSn' Borden Salem. BID ship sarasss'
PoRTiASb March s4-cid bark Evelyn. Patterson.
Cenfuegos sch Searsve Sears Port ROYAL &C; Dwight
PROviNCETowN March IS Ii AM-sid SAP sas.-. nn
Gar Of the South "" " se""''Hp
sunse::sa Dor. ship stoSordssre Mailing, from Keune
bunkport Tor siIoRr3 Eh
PROVIDENCE. March OAR steamer osnrav Adrich
NYork; schrs New Raeuus Crowson EgnDathport; Mary
Hndfeth Cleeyeana. do; Maria Lny i.a snow Io VIII
liam Gray, Duell Newark; Jonathan Gone Laws Po
keepsie; Vincent Barkeew, Congdo,, Hayersraw NY.
PAwTUoKET. March 2o-Arr y mr. Charles Cooper. Snow
SAN FRA PRxNoisco, March >.-sld sAp william Cham
bcrlain Carver, Callao.
SALEM. March 23-Arr bark Georse A Mary. jeffrey,
sis PM~ln poi Saps George Mary: brig Allston,
Sawyer from Miuridge shrs Alexander.
Rose from Belst for do; Parker Fitzgerald from DO
phia.
dan. st John, NIB.
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AT PEYrON JoTNsroNs.
No. 2H Bowery, near Houston street
CONTINUATION OF OUR GREAT SALE OF SILK.
ON MONDAY MARCH % 1864,
win oer several invoices silks DY,c.sssa
fee on the cost Of lTporauon
SMALL. NEAT CHECK SILKS. only Boz q yard.
@ ED SILKS very s O Goods an
STRIPED SILKS. very wide. slightly damaged. at less
than half the sound value.
BLACK SILKS. at es.. g. Cd, 70 81,
HEAVY sRIcH LusrRE, BiA:K. i :, :, = :,
So ggy ls.s ,ssp yaasj =
HEAVY GRos GRAIN SILKS a.sas 81 SIX, 81 50, 50.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK SILKS, ~
without lustre, for mourning.)
PLAIN SILKS. All the fashionable eoloIs worn,
Ladies viii ind the prices Of our silks % to IS per cent
lower than Broadway storea
DRESS GOODS DRESS aooDsl
We have grca, bargains to offer this wcok.
s snI RB
rofLiN Roses, richly embroidered Of Al IS So worth
D6UsLE.wIDrH PoPLINs. silk and wool, N Is.
BLACK and WHITE PoPLIxs. .. 2se asos
1865
EFaSSE 1as ossis stSE Nhlr sAU. "a
BLACK.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS
in great variety, very cheap
sHAwLsi sHAwSLsl sHAwLs,
A large assortment OF
ZEPHYR AND BERLIN WOOL. TISSUE. GRENA
DINE, CHALLIE CASHMERE STELLA
AND BROCHE SHAWLS
OF the latest styles imported
cLoAKs AND MANTIILAs.
OUR STOCK Is now COMPLETE
With all the choice
own celebrated manufacture
FRENCH. BRITISH, BELGIAN AND AMERICAN
CLOTHS and kELToNS nj every price
from 81 90 to SIS
SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
OF the most fashionable coors and styles Prices
. - Ing at 81. and up 10 81 50.
Ladies VIII ind stock OF the largest and
lect In the city rs this branch OF business under
Mr. WILLIAM JoHsToN. late Of ia Bowery who has
been established In the BowerT In the umbrella and paraso
trade. for upwards of twenty years
PEiT0N & JOHNSTON
(Latc W. X. Peyton),
ia Bowery, near Houssol street.
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DR. JONES has given muca study Female Complaints
confidently commend hts mode OF treatment 70
all female snncrers He would caution hs ady readers
against deregring q convenient OCCASION the ap
planes and n OF les fatal disease euslc
death shall close Put 60 aud consult
Dr. JONES. who will charge you nothing for advice
DR.. JONES oce is al l42 EaA, Ninth street Broad
Once hours from 10 4, AMI 70 evening
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S HIP p ING NE w S

ESvewan1s or wes can 1Iea rAsrs.
Mails forwarded by every regular lines
III. for from LIVERPOOL call NJ Queenstown,
the Canadian line, which call nj LONDONDERRY The
for from the Continent call a Southampton
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"A GRAND OPENING OF
SPRING CLoAKS.
Cloth Sac1ues from % up
Cloth Circulars from 80 up
Rilk Sacques from - up
silk Circulars from s. up
Henry Corded Silk Csosks from $40 up.
silk Bsrathea Coaks from $40 up.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
CHILDkENiS CLOAKS
FROM 81 up.
Black aud Oolorcd Dress silks
VI eyoiy quality,
From one dollar per yard up
Ladies from the country,
And merchants
Will find II their
Advantage
70 examine stock
49, - Before purchasing
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Can purchase a cheap
AZ the most expert shopper.
o. J. MOWBRAY,
200 Grand street, corner Of Forsfth.
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Nothing charged FOR consultation o. advice.


Dr. JONES z isH sxscssy "a ssGgffIs's.
TSsr 5s
Disease, pr6psy. Headache Calls AMI Fever Deafness
Crostsd SPINE croossI clg6sei Zoe, Hama. EyrssS
and all diseases peculiar TO Tie female sex,
\ s.Ycssrses according to the ABILITY OF The patient 10
CANCER cANcERl cANcEn
Dr. JONES method Of eurtng oancer peculiar And nei
Use q he tns and csa.cs II. SIMPLY destroys sIs
purifying IL IRON al tendency reiurn again new lease
Of lie is ivea Health Is a,peey restored No need Of
DR. JONES has given study to Female Complaints
spd can ea h s, o1e ?.
plane. ana q lei some tai disease
Dr. Jones Who viii Charge YOU nsns Tor sdvss
Dr. jones' once al liz Las. Ninth street near Broad.
Once hours from to 4 ana 70 evening
HUNDREDS ARE RUINED BEYOND ERpExprioS
70, IN s ,.aT y not pg on DE- SSIE g. r no
certain class which be has cured no less than Y thou
Pa e snss " Be- nne IN
s9pran and. mo To IN ae S eSs s sse
Charges moderate and ture guaranteed Separate rooms
III. wonderful nedcaldseoyery. SHOWN - DR. Hunters
s ssf HFSgs f Gssa s % rs n
too IN the habits Of the rasrt without dis. listing
cases IL les s sS hours cures Toa hc dreadful een.
~ peculiarly
able property Of annihatng tue rank aud poisonous ain
thai The blood cure 70 absorb. unless his remedy used
This 10 what he claims for ~ snd what other viii
plish III is one dolr vial vlth medical work on "IIu
man Fra ty Nervous Debility Egsly iudscretonn aud
consultation gratis
IIEALTH sPEEDlLv REGAINRp-BY CONSULTING
Ill DR.. LEWIS, No Z Beach street between yarick and
IVES! Broadway, New York
MADAME oRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN no q
IM Amty three doors from Any street, can be
consulted on al diseases OF macs Ter medicines
and certain Convenient rooms tor ladies who
and medical attendance during confinement
Hro FEE UNLESS CUkED-DR CoBRRTT MEM.
n Der o. the New YORK University Medical Cc'lrne aud
College ~ Surgeons London can be consulted privately 90
certain diseases At hrs oices p Genre and No
practice OF thirty four years three OF which have been In
the hospitals az New York aud LndonD enables him TO
treat with debility all kindred affections
Consultation strictly Confidential
CUrrERERs FROM NERVOUS DEBILITY AND Drs.
~ cases arising either from lmWudsnce excess will dc
well 10 call At once on DR. LEwIsANo. Beach street
CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED By THAT
- guaranteed remedy, DR.. POWERS Essence Of iafe.
once 80 L,penard street All persons contemplating
ITO THE ArPLrCfKD-kR cARRgNo IFS SECOND
i Avenue, cnres with the celebrated Tropical Balsan"
diseases OF the Chest and Throat; Fcons wounds w.
GERS ana other external dsssea No CHARGE 10 The poor
Al home from 70 10 A. N. andt N.
. :. bsn. .sp srs .s.l.
thev will 6no friend and competent edyiasr, consul
iAiion strictly confidential.
j ins Or VEST q Duaps street. Ss.wsep cSsiisp apa
Centfe ere8ta 49,
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At THE CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM.
"A WILL RE orv iss sow TEk Scou,xo wpvv
sIVERAL NEW INVOICES
SILK AND DRESS GOODS.
purchased at the recent ncr,ov s.,n.
MUCH BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
HANDSOME Greek SILKS At 4s Cd and upwards
FOULARD SILKS, YARD WIDE, AND NET STYLES
VERY RICH PLAID AND SATIN STRIPED SILKS s..
HEAVY DRESS SILKS. PLAIN coLoRs, IOs and up.
wards
ALSO
THE kARaEs .s sT0Sk ST BLA s1s, SILKS
(at retai), in the city, ,,.o,
THESE WILL BIB FOUND UNUSUALLY CMkAP.
A SUPERB STOCK 81 sPPL.ls AND FANCY
SUCH AS rnEscH l FSFslSs o4kpAcAs, MonArns,
LAvELLAs. SILK LUSTkE GRENADINE, POULARD,
In Checks ssT.ps. gIocsSe rlaias and Plain OOOrs.
At2s, ss Cd, ss., -. Sd. and Is per yard.
The abo-c assortment viii DO found the most extensive OF
the kind in NJ fS S,xk sae f e PRICES
ALSO.
An assortment OF very handsome
~ FRENCH P soshLpEb oE To siik hrsrar
oil the cost Of the goods without the braidnG
a'sis extensive DC posEsric coTToYs
at the same price as they iEc y ssss
Ladies' win do well TO call and examine for themselves;
saue s. o goods IA Broadway MOI having the
rem, pay Of Broadway stores afford 10 sell much
lower pricea
CRYSTAL PALACE LMroRIuM or FASHION.
w r. RoBKRTg
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49, 49, Y -
49,. -. DnT e00ys. ~. !. !,
ATeRAsD sTREET CHEAP sroRR
a S'f so Ss'fs f' si i1ss' 70
New styles IN Miinsr, Lacss Bl0nds Illusions. Mainos
Tg;sshicnsSle SHADES n yslvels for trimming
1''' EDWARD RIDLEY.
s ana M 1a sss Bloc. sn s. g. s1n n Ss scws
AT dHAHD STREET ssE n SHEsF ss s5oRS
yis gTs aIaisSss si%p' fa'p: Ornaments Grapes
i sn ana six Grsnd street -
"'' F Fir BLOCK east from The sosoiy.
A T GRAND sTaEEr CHEAP STORE
= lAPoKiED t RI I%aps sLowERs AND
Largest variety a Is; 'A.i si''y RIDLEY,
Entrance sS Ss:S sS &:
Al sRS sT EEEER6 SBaAE s1 gSri.ns
Sets and Sleeves, from auction. Linen Cambria Hand
kefchiefs new bands, Ldglngs and .nssrtngs o,.
Ladiea' Kid Gloves, good ocen,s per pair.
Also severs! hundred dozen Of rich Lace Ms less than
Importers price, -
81 and q sos s sas e from Als sSs soss
At GRAND .sI,,,s STREET CHEAP STORE
RIBBONS ny THE PIECE.
RIBBOEH By THE YARN
EDWARD RIDLEY,
Gil and Sly Grand street, sAd 6s Alien street.
Fifth block east from the Bowery
AT dHA ssA Street a55D sHe s4RAS s7o asoDs
The largest stock in the city to select FROM
DCNNETS and BLOCaERS by the case.
Misses' and Boys MATS and BLOOMERs by the dozen.
Every fashionabis style by the SINGLE HAT. BONNET.
Oar STRAW GOODS are BELOW REGULAR PRICES
EDWARD RIDLEY,
Sil and Sils Grand and g Ahen street.
Fifth block the Bowery
Ar GEORGE KEyEs', sAs EIGHTH AvENUE-5o
"A pieces best heavy black Silks 90 pieces plain
Silks all shades $50 pieces aipacas. beautiful
very fine goods Also several Dress
Goods shaws Cioaks Carpets, Oilcloh, Mating &C., from
auction, nj low ptces
ATJAMRS MONEYS l63 AND 40 SIXTH AVENUE
IN Another lot Of oil boiled black SILKS slightly wet from
sales % the week. ST. 81 2j IL 81 81 ~
and 81 81 per yard 800 French Embroidered Robes 50 per
than impor8rs prices; $50 Imperial Robes full
length OF II garde 50 each, worth SS Call and examine
stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-27

ITO, YE AFFLICTED. WHY WILL re DtEs"
Ill III you desire restored heslh Of to DR.
ABNBR ID. JONES. at No Ia Eas, Ninth street near
RE-.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

NJ- There is nothing especially new
from Grants army. A writer in the New
el7oFa wors1 fevIews inc recent opera
tions Of Grants army calculates what he
has gained, speculates upon the strength
Of the Notifications around Richmond,
and the prospect of its capture, and
makes general survey Of tho military
situaticn-presenting in all, a very inter
esting resume. AT Petersburg, this writer
argues, Grant has accomplished absolute
ly nothing. He Las stretched out line
of twenty miles in the shape Of an irregr
lar emicircle, with the James and Apo
mattox Rivers between his light and left,
but he has not taken Petersburg nor COM
PEELED its evaeuation.. He has not seized
the Lynchburg road he has not cut of
Lees supplies. In fact, be has done
nothing in front of Petersburg and Rich
mond but slaughter his men. Yester-
days Telegram advised the people that
this great military humbug was preparing
winter quarters behind his works, and
would probably act on the defensive
hereafter. This is quite likely.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28

FRoE VIRGiNIk.--A snow three inches
deep, fell at WytleviIle, Va, on the night
of Oct. 5.
The impression prevails at Richmond,
that Sheridan, after leaving part of his
forces at Strasburg, will send the rena in
der TO reinforce Grant.
The latest advices from the Valley of
Virginia, leave Sheridan beyond Wood
stock, at stand still. Our cavalry had
been driving that of the enemy for sew
erel days, but on Sunday last we had q
bard fight with the dismounted cavalry,
in which we inflicted a severe loss ON the
enemy.
According to the late decision in the
city of Richmond, in the case of parties
on trial for dealing in the currency Of the
enemy, it was claimed that the law con-.
templates an actual sale, not an attempt
to sell--such as the parties were alleged
10 have been guilty OF.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-28
CTE9sJTJIAAR LnT5T.
BRooKsyILLE, MIssrssrppr, July 1. 1854.

BRooKsyLLE, MIssIssPpI July J.. 1854.
The undersigned commissioners for the State u Mississippi under the
Act of Congress- regulating mpmet establish the following TO
30 paid from this date By the Government until further notice for property
impressed taken for the public Sin the hands Of other
than the who have raised grown produced the
holding the same for r own consumption in The following
Districts:
FIRST counties of Carroll Cckaaw,
Chocw Holmes aquna Keper LOwRd Monroe Noxubee Okib
ben, SunHower Talahatehe. Yalobusha and Yazoo .4
SECOND RisTRTJCoposed the counties Of Ame Ataa Bo-
Clark Claiborne Coama Copiah franklin Jasper Jefferson lau
dralc Lawrence Lea Marion Nob, Newton Rankin Scott
Smith Tuuca Wayne Wilkinson, Winston and Washington.
THiRD sTRcCompoel Of the counties Of Calhoun DeSoto TIA
wanda LAFAYETTE Madison Marshall, Pamela and Ponooc
DHrRIoComposed Of the counties of Adams Covingon
Greene cock Harrison nd Jackson jones' Perry Simpson, Tip
pah Tstomngo and Warren.