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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

4 N Improved Farm, Of 40 acres, two mi e east
IA Of Brandy Station. 10 CulpspsT county. 10r
sale "A ns.t and substantial cattags Il s'x r0oms,
and oil necessary ou. buildings built 10 1850. One
hundred -seres In wood, nearly two hundred In
meadow t. . rssIdae In grass fit'e perfect
Address Il EHACHELR0RD,
Ia 26-1aft BAuavd Hnuea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

1OO DOLLARS REWARD for the deiiveIy q
lUU the VI sins. IS vArs.o old, slender, Win
high forehead, da'k msia,,o, who len yesterday,
supposed with troops for Petenburv
in 25-Sts 0CROBlNDON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

I)ANAWAY. From Lee Z Bownau's nm. IT..
III lis street, on the 95s6 Of January. Dsere saa
ramed Armisiead. He y abou, y yoafs q, 49,
compile xlop, black beard and mOuslache; GO e N
county, Va. at lhe ev-<t SpriEss; vnen - ie11 =
ha1 on home maze ] ans ciolhir9: wore ooe beoe
an d ape >hOe A librralrevaru viii be paihiog M
recovery tJs T-2u1 w4HffY8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

EA DhLAhS Ns~ard.--i will give $50 Tor -
w Information tnat viii lead "a the reuoveey q
small DECK Mare, te l-ms In ths right bisA ~,
md unshod eAceIt the lame fo0s 0he uYayea q
was stolen from my h.uss. near he City opsinG, =
5 h street Shs ~as heard from near O1d Ch1soh
Hanover county. All expenses will b paId ~ ~
return, with the reward. L MCkENNA. oeh -
il 26-3s& t -
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HONTEDkRsTE sts,es iaxes-Notscs b ~ ZEE
~ sons liable 10 taxation By the Coa1aefsAu
government In District No. IL eciapcsed a. tAas pal
OF the city Of Richm nj lying between eeh asA 1<s1
str-et-.By Authority VI the Seerstsyy Of ths 1ssa-
sury, fersby nnify al p>fsops Liable b tsx al1go-
which embraces he great na~s Of the csopie c1Shis
dist,ict-'hat it is iheir duty TO coHs AsWusd
ana give In to M. or TO w B JonSsox. o. JAlno
kEnsEY. the ther Assesssas thi- district, ns&e-
ms.t OF thor incomes ss'arieA AID al other sub-
je t. Of t. xato. th,t they Dsy ~ asesoe6 - ~
ing to Law; and - eash,e & en- so ps frn shie Au0
hereby n .tify b.m that viii b found q NJ
oflice, ON shot kov f'ac- IN rear Of Neser- rdy
will'aus's, fren =. lock 4 To 3 o'clock r r q
each day until The 9Th day of February next q
ieceiv. sush stat ments ussks such ssaseeato,
wM 0DAys
Assessor for the 1fh District e Vtrginlo.
Richrr opd Jan 18th. 0dt. Ia lA--eo610e
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II O5r-s dark weel Gsuuil-t Aiove jn the
] 4 reighborhcod Of l7ih aad ga III. The q A.deS
viii b rewarded byleavip9 II With Mfe UAICxr1.
Bellevue College, corner cf 22d md Rrcad ~.
ID N-2ts s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

0S BUiLAkS Reward. .--Snyed d 5togen sfsoei
ZeJ the farm ut the hs4i At Grove road, . blo6a-
red Devon Cow. both ears married, and Whas bax
No other marks Twenty I've dollars will be pssd for
any Information that will lead TO her recovery
Capt D g MEATE,
ja27-Sts Camn Ia
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II OSr-On Sunday. 9ath irat, s1sneWheFe sn
IL Broad street my free parsrs. A3liosrsl ~
ward will he paid ,to the der II I~f<At tht D3s.
pess1 I'm: ma RKBeccA ANN nALiAka
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-27

CTOLEN THE pereon who stcIs = hat frem
- young lady, at Weisiger's. on Monday, the 18th
last. had better return II nj the place. as they
Al knorn, and viii be esIossd they do not.
IA 27--1te TJ0
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Suppression Of General Di,,. order.

TINS revocation Of tho order Issued by General
DIX, authorizing military commanders on the
frontier to pursue Csnadian-robel invaders and
pirates into neutral territory, is oslcusted to pro-
duco an unpleasant impression upon tho public
mind. unless IL shall appear that the Government
has received distinct ASSURANCES Of the intentions Of
tho Canadian authorities 70 enforce strictsr neu
trality than has yet been maintained. General
Du's order struck the key mote OF American man
hood and patriotism, and elected hearty response
that would have sussained the Administration in
maintaining in the mode proposed the involsblity
Of our border. In one respect alone il open to
rensurs. 1t committed the Government In advance
for all tire acts that nigh, DO executed
by rash and over-enthusastc officers upon the
frontier, and might involve US in war without any
really sufficient pretcxt. In this Wow 1t may havo
been prudent W modify rcsciud the order But
in every other respect it WAS in sccordsnce with
the necessities n the case, and with the principles
az international law. Both English and American
juriss concur In the opinion that the right o asy.
lum in neutral territory is limited IN an absolute
cessation Of hostiitcs offensive acts by the par
ties seeking projection. Should these conditions te
violated. and should the neutral government permit
its icr -tory " he made theatre Of war, then II
ooases to he neutral and may he invsded by the
other belliselent. Indeed. Dr. PnILLINosL high
FuGlsh authority, lays down the law upon this
subject In manner which covers the entire case.
lie holds that during An Instruction bands Of re-
tcls who avail themselves Of the shelter Of su nd
joining STATE, aud thus find means IN renew their
INVASION may be followed, and the invaded coun.
try is warranted by international law in crossing
the frontier, and adopting all necessary means for
safety, 'whether thess be the capture or dispersion
n their stronghold" The order ISSUED by Genera al
Dn IL therefore equally creditabls 10 his re-
putaton ~ iura and general
In case Of another invasion II would authorize ouI
militia " follow tho invaders to Quebec, and cap
tire that place In case II afforded shelter and pro
lection To our enemies. This Is clear right de
rived from the necessities Of self-preserva alton
which fortunately override all the disavowals O
state policy. In case can we think 81 mean
Of the inhabitants Of the frontier As " suppose ths
they will fail to follow and punish any fresh rsid
ers or pirates. But Il is duo TO the public that .
the facts which have induced the suppression
General DIx's manly order should 10 pullishe,
II the Canadians have given us fresh promises
rcparation for the past, and protection against (,
luro ouirageA let US know the facts at once.
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Yor will remember, says correspondents that
All order was promulgated directing oil civilians to
cave Atlanta North or southl within twelve days.
The day Of its ISSUE gentleman entered shermsu's
office and inquired for the General The latter an =
swerei very promptly, ~ am General Sherman"
The cooquy was very nearly Is foows;--
Cihzen-Genersl, | am Northern man, from the
State Of CJnuecLgUh have been living at Atlanta
for nearly seven years; have accumulated c"uS.d-
cradle property here, and | that you ,yo or
dered All citizens n leave within twelve days |
came 10 see If You would make an exception in my
case. fear, il | leave, my property viii be oes
troyed.
Gen sherman What kind Of property do you
own sir Perhaps l will make an exception in
your case, sir.
Citizen-l own block Of stores, three dwellings,
plantation two miles out Of town, aud foundry
Gen. shermAn-Foundry, eh what have you
| been doing with your foundry'
CitLen-Hsvo been making castings
Gen shermAn-whAt kind II castngs, sho
and sholL. and oil thai kind Of thingi
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The FenInns and the Priesthood

A CALL for a meeting Of the fenisn Brotherhood
In Hudson City, on Sunday evening OF las, week,
wss the occasion OF an episode which has ongen-
dsred considerable ill-teeng between the members
Vi the orer and the Catholic pastor Of the parish
When the hour for the meeting approached, the
reverend gentleman posted himself at the entrance
10 the hail. where be forbade all the members Of
his congregation from entering the building, ana
themstiLed the Brotherhood, and invoked curses
upon all who should disobey HIS command. The
rcsul, Of this procedure wa, 10 prevent many from
attending the meeting, and to induce thom 10
turn home. Many Of the Brothers not feeling in
oincd 10 suceumb readily to the notions Of the
priest, called meeting 10 be held on Friday even
ing IA report Of which was published in Saturdays
srSl, to take action with reference to the priests
conduct The hostility Of portion Of the priest
hood to the Fenisn Society has been NANTES, ever
since the inception Of the Order and many pastors
| in this country, who natives Of Europe dill
gently seek IN Illustrate the deeisns Of the Fo-
mans. So far as the purposes Of the Brotherhood
| are concerned however, there Ia apparently moth
ing inconsistent with the strictest precepts OF
Christianity. Their object, ostrnsiby at Toast, Is
the fostering and encouragement Of the principles
OF Irish liberty, the elevation of their native land to
| position among the nations watch il once occu
pied, and rekindling upon the Irish altar Of that
sncien, spirit Of independence which has 60 long
smouderei beneath the iron heel Of English on
preston. II this is wrong then were the American
colonsts Of 10 wrong, for the are similar
The enmiiy Of certain portion Of the priesthood 4
the Fcnlana however, is probably attributable Il
the liberal nature Of the organzation 30 far as II
character appears to the public it contends that sec
honslism and sectAnAnism must give way to fra
ternity, harmony and pure patriotism, and that III
foundation for the freedom Of Ireland should b
laid upon broad and catholic bssis-a land for a
who desire TO rescue their native isle from III
,hraldom Of British rule. The question, thcrtor,
seems to he purely political one-a question
= patriotism which Is consistent with religion, an
! which does not conae, with church tenets aud pr,
cepis
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Deaf III n.

CoSRoY-on Dec. 1s.h, Of small po1 MARY Anne,
The only daughter Of William and Isabella ConroS'
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral thi. day, Monday! az ocloct rom
her residence, al West l6'h At. -
HEALY-On Dec. 18th. Of chronic diarrheA Jane.
Hesly Of Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland IN the 5@d
The rclaiives and friend. Of The family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral on
1uesdAy afternoon, At l O'Clock, from the church
OF hmsculate Conception. l4h IT. near Ave " Zoo
JESNErT ON tho 18th inst, Francis Jennett
The friends Of hs brother william .Tennet are re-
ectfully invited to attend his fnern from Carlise
/, GU Tuesday the 2Uth inst, at O'Clock. 2j3
MfLLER-On sunday morning, Dec 18th, John J.
Miller. only son Of James and Jane Miller, aged 10
The ffEnis Of the family are respectfully invited
IN attend the funeral, on Monfav, 10Th inst. nj
O'Clock, r. NJ. ffo,n the reside nee Of bic parents
West 9Th II. The remains will tc inferred IN
Greenwood Cemetery. lis
LLIGAN-On Saturday, Dec. 18th, Marrtfct
Flaherty, the beloved vile OF John Mulhcan, Ia tho
The relative, anu friends Of the family are re,pcet
fully invited 70 attend the funeral this Monde.
76b second ave. The remains will be taken to C,vs
~ Cemetery. 90
McLArGHLfS On Sunday. Dec. 18th, youngcs,
.on Of nichnel and Mary Ann Mclaughlin. aged eish
The funeral will take place at hl' late residcncc
Tuesday moning at 10 o'clock, from 3!b Tenth tt'
O'CoSNoR.-On SUNDAY. Dec. 18th, Of con,ump
ton, william OConnoI. aged 80 years'a native Of TN
County DONEGAL. Ireland.
The relatives and friends Of deceased respect
| fully invited to attend the funeral, on 'Tueedsv
afternoon, at o'clock, from his late residence II
| East 10Th II. 200
| TYSON-At Neadvi Pa. on Friday, Dec. -, 2
| spopleIy John A. ryson, ate Of brooklyn aged .
years.
wATEEs-At GreenponL Abram y Youngest 30
Of james and Jane Waters AGED rcar aud II day.
The friends and relatives OF the family ave ~
.p-ctiully invited to attend the funeral this Monde
tom The residence Of b.. parents imon sti.e,, nea
Franklin, Grcenp1in' His remains will he interro
| In Evergreen Cemetery. lt5
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TRADE NOTICES.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF UNITED COOP-
n No 4, will he held AZ 2TI Grand IT. this even
Ing NJ o'clock Al members yet havlng claim
on the Grand society fof reet from the late strike
are eainestly requested TO nominate the amount on
this meeting JAMES kEAKNEi, Pfes ChAklEs
". MARX, Sec. llP
NOTICE TO SEGAR MAKERS-1HE ST.
gar Makers Of Chicago, H. heiug on strike, the
woTkmen OF Sew York warned 20 take no notice
Of any person advertsnr fol men. By order o. fee-
ident. dlu
DAINTERS-A MEETING OF THE \. l.
\. House Painters Association viii be held this
Monday eyoninr Gt g O'Clock IN room Clinton fhll
II hoped that every memter will he present At the
above hour 10 noi..nhte officer for the ensuing ~
months. JAS. !. O'DOkNELl, Piest. WIN. H.
MATHESOS, Sec'y. IL
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Financial Ncr.. MnrI.ets. &c.

Sste fo-k saturday, d. Il, r N Tho very
favorable military news from all quarters to-day took
tho gold ,peculaorr In the flank and the price q, .
r n had fallen 10 22bs nesrls per cent. beou the
closns price Of esterday. The general .tosk market
compared With Yesterday, Wa : ~ ror cent. loNer
Al the cosc. Governments we're Hrn and active. Tho
subscriptions to the ,eu.forty loan to-day we're very
heavy, the total being nearly fian,Oo. Tho money
market uas 1uiet ate per cent EXCHANGE 1905 =
iio. ior gold. The 'hipment. Of eold aud silver by
this days steamers amounted to Sola,0o making for
the whole week, Sl,isi,4s7. Tho uock' imports OF
foreign drv goods have been TO the value Of only
$4,000, against sl34S,291 tho week last year
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING DEC. 10. 1864.
Deveioppout Of the Grent Winter Cam
Dainu

TIVE middle n Docomter, in every pas, year of
the present war, has found The gres, iulk Of the
FEDERAL army snugy onscouced IN winter quar-
Ter. wiAh military operations suspended for tho
season. To-day, on giancins ~ the military
horizon, what . different picture Ia presented
fnssesd Of suspension Of hostlities, we not only
~ The grestcs, activity manifested upon every
hsod. bu, the mos, sturendous military operations
,fbe war are In process Of execution. Where
ever tho Union forcos arc locsed-trom the Poto-
mar W the Rio Grsnde-movcmeDts are In progress
winch show clearly that the embryo eoniederscy
~ receiving tho most crushing onset Of the war
No frAgmentAry or partial closing in Of the federa
h We 10 ths, now In progress. Tho policy oil at
iscking In ono locality, and giving tho rebels an
oonortupitv N meet the advance by rein
forcing from points na exposed, Is dis
cardod and from every desirable point
,he Union flag Ia now seen, pressing
The rc,ellon TO the wall by united and smulta-
oeous movement. The Ave most prominent Union
.ru,os. toe,,her with those u minor prominence,
are all in q STATE Of the utmost activity. General
rBosls has already defeated the second rebel
army. which, with depleted ranks and loss Of stores
and munitions 10 now striving 70 escape. General
BRENNAN and his heroic followers having severed
the Confsierscy by cutting sUnion swsth Of nearly
hundred miles In width through the very hosrs
Of it. have reached ono of It's most importan, cities,
tho capture of which IL but a question OF days.
Prom the South west, the army Of General CAsHr,
keeping step with the Union music, Is closing in
upon the enemy from that quarter, with design
which il not yet fully developed-probaily the
capture Of Mobile, or the cutting of Of HOOP
And the Armies Of the Potomac and of the
JarneL they, too, arc oil activity, hiding hs
time when their turn shall come TO play
the part assigned w. them in the great wal
drama; whilo tho lesser armies and tho several
noots are alike awaiting for the signal that bid'
them strike. Some new revelation in the move
msnts Of this great military campaign Ia brought
10 light almost daily, improssing the observer with
asuIl greater belief In the magnitude and complex
ity Of the present campaign, and with confidence
that each army Is playing ia allotted part Con
oral GBAsr's campaign is . military chcssgame
Himself the player he seems to SOC every poin
upon the board, " know what combination or
necessary TO carry q given point-the pieces 81
working IN unison, and aiming q. tho great end O
checkmating the rebellion. Al no time since Oh
commencement Of the war has the military clou
looked 80 ominous 70 tho rebels Turn which wa
they will they the steady spprosch Of the Unto
armies. On every hand they hear the sound G
Federal cannon, and although desperately tryin
10 avert the coming storm, they know In thei
hearts tbs, the days Of rebellion are numbered.
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The Financial Blunders OF the World

rm arguments Of the woRLD sgans. the new
system Of taxation Of sales are singularly neon
elusive and fallacious. Our contemporary has so
har f.ed to recognize the great principle o taxing
sunni ton IN place Of production involved IN the
ueN system, that il has committed the gorgeous
emo Of supposins that 1t is one Of those questions
shat can be smolherod With pretenSous display
high flown periods. Thus, in the article to
Wish we have already referred, we find the fol-
rowing:
tax on sales TO Operate in conjunction with
'ur present muiufArSous system Of taxation, is one
rain Of mon simple o sough TO suppose thoy can
reato some<hing out Of noShing, or skin the sAme
sbtn* twice. Tho gre MAS Of things sold con-
80 u imported ArticA d Glresdy highly taxed!
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BARNWELL-On Saturday, Dec. 18th, Edward
BarnHel, in the 36th year OF his axe.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respec-
fully invited 70 attend The funeral on Monday, Dec
law, William Maher. 400 Greenwich ST. 373
BRADY-on Doc nth Of consumption, efter a
long uck ness Ellen daughter Of Ihoma AZ and CahAI.
inc Brady, aged 10 years month and 10 days.
Her relatives and friends Of the family are respect
18Th inst from her late residence ~ West 44th
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GROCERIES,.

ERuITS FOR THE HOLlDAYS-RAISINS,
Il CitTon, CurrantS &C., &C.. bought when how
and will be sold very low fine butter, bJca very be-
bbc per h.; lard, &c; hest -four " 60 per hat 4ht,
for lhs 40 hhs. extra family -four, Al rs p'i hsi
every barrel wrrTanted ana delivered, senoLol a.
tortment OF groceries AZ wholesale I4nilie. can sa
20c. on the dollar at SHERWOOpS Great Cheap
store III NaIick a. col. bIoome 81. Come GARY In
the day. 45f
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citi,en-Yes have made some sho, and shell.

Clt1Ien-YeeI have made sOfne SHOT tuu suoII'
Gen. Shermsn-You have been making shot and
shell 70 destroy your coantry, have your and you
still claim favor account Of being Northern
man Yes, sir, I will make an exception in your
case you shall go south Tomorrow morning Q,
sunrise. Adjutant, acc that this order is carried
out Orderly, show this man the door.
Citizen-Bui, General, can't x North
Gen Sherman No sir. To- many OF your class
there already, sir
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"wuAr. are you drunk agsin - NO my dear
no, drunk, but ahule bit slippery Tue fact my
dear, some -oundrel has Lcrn rubbing my boot
I'll they are AZ smooth A pane Of glass;
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE 18TH ANIMAL EXHIBITION OF
l. the First Baptist Maiuer-' sabbath school VIII
take place at the Mariners Temple, cor OF oliver and
Henry as on NoIue,dny evening, DEC. get. 10 r.
open NJ b.. Exercises Commence at ~ o'clock: Ad-
mi'tAnce, rs cents 5iS
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SPECIAu. NOTICES.

Throat Ancctions.-A ihysic.cn writing
from Ncwianc New York, sp'gSinc Of the beneficial
effects rceultnc from the Of "Brovn's Bronchiql
Trorhes" SAYS FOR Glleviating that horrd rria-
ton only felt hy those Who have suffered from my
Bronchial Affection and from Hoars'uc" md sore
Threat too. am free 70 confess though Am m Vi.
D., they answer all Won claim Tor them" ll3
A Useful Holiday Present for ~ so
n, RARNI Ms Selt-sewer ior sill sewing machines,
only FL 90 with directions. No machine complete
without II. Inventors Office, hS Broadway, y. Y.
Sent ny mail. No has'ins Saycs the %, $50
Fall and Winter you want Fall aud
Winter clothing. go 10 =. H. RALpWlN'S ~ and -
Bovery. The largest stock amt store in the city and
price lcre Childrcn's department not "gualled +'b
Holiday Presents Of Affection and Churi-
ty.-WHEEIER a WILSON'S Highest = emuul
Lock stitch sew ing Machine, No. 80 B-u4dway,
Y. see WHEELER & WILSON'S Button liolC No.
chine ~
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH EVERY con
i cn'encc tor hou.ckecpinr; CrotoI water ON
first end second fooiF; ALEC parlor and oedro1n IN
EHs BfOads a,, Tor gentleman and vile Nto an Al
tic room aud orc hill hcdroou tor shade senic'ngr.
No children taken Inquire 9Go Grand st. priv ale On
try. 10
uOTEL GARNI. 80 FAST 3sTH ST, 4
i doors from "a ave. lurnishcd bedrooms io- tcl-
lectAhle mechanics; each trHe room tDSl 81 IS
10 IL IS per week. double bedroom, " per HeekAll
MECHANICS. A FEW RESPECTABLE
wi yurnc men eau he Accommodated with GOOD hoard
end pie lsln, rooms ~ $40 p-r week, Apply ~ l2S
t5bt 18th Il, net. I'd ant sci ave. ~
Dor SMALL FL KNlSHED ROOMS ~
= i.. r!olaanlly situated ~ q Fourth ave, rnoste
Cooper lnstltu u
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LunLs Lunls, langE LungN lu.f~ lunrs. LLu. r,
Iungs, Lung, Lungs, Lunrs, luu.s, Luu.., Lam. =,
Dr. MlSHARrS Pine Tree Tar CogGiei, hls made
more cures OF Consumption thnn all the remedies
dleds and ,housands Of parsons that have cen cured.
when thor were to AL appearances ic'Oui the ItG'h
Of Medicine The hPaiiuL pIopcr'lt- Of tlI Tar Cor
dial act upon the irntaod suy ia" Of the ingr aud
throat, pCaatraes to each die Jed part relieving
pain ana .ulduing iuAamm alton, md restoring the
lungs 10 A healthy action. Let all Cousuup,iNcs usc
the Pine Tree Tar Cordial, with gsDat u.Gdeuoe.
Sold At Dr. WISHARI'S Once, No. a. y ,tuuuA
street, Philadelphia, N.B-An consultations aUd
examinations Tree OF charge sold NJ lIEI.ABOLD'S
Drug and Chemical MMchoute, next Metropolitan
Hotel, aud hy Druggists eNpIyNhele. -
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DENTISTRY.

A SIT OF TEETH on SILVER OR Rubber
"A 20 20 ~ on gold, w TO 50; Partial ct', rol.
- si.yc~ Il per tooth Teeth eNtra1tcu NItuGI, faH
Clealci yhi ned. or uiicI with gold AMI u.l.s MI
ines; h cts. and warranted, ~ Dr IL. NlLLLi,-, 80
Bonely, opposite the old lueAue ~
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN HOURS
"A At 80 Sixth ave bet 2lst and 22d Stt S'ts with
pupe to .eBtU.c youthful app urunct enc hi hand
sai e. -tt lpp+r bD4 weighted luNcr t".s. Teeth
eNt ac,e4 ltOLt pam uIt!lr satls ~ J. o. no p.t.
y, -ep.-;, &c .-l4eI AZ at5 sixth ave, te' IL and
20 RI. res, ~
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suffering for long time with what pa tirlany call
nisease OF the PROSTATE Gland sna Uuahlc OIL
tain any relief until used Constitution Water,
which began 90 produce it, cuINlye V'irrt cr tax
in one OF two doses, anu no IAL can be I1up-
Jul TRAN at the results, having tuCCrcd an that
privcd OF the medicine, | would h- willing TO ply
fifty Dollars bottle Tor 1t. 10 has only cur ed
me but several other officers In ny District have
been cured by it, ana would pcouIuend everybody
euueIn, iron any direlse Of lae lldncys TO use
Nlutn NaTa Police, New GOIS, Do,. 81, ISL. sold
Wholesale by MORGAN ALLLN, ~, 10 l.. a a..
LLu 81 uggls ~