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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29

STOLE THE FIDDLE.-Four or five young
rowdies entered the Bite last evening and
feloniously took Uncle Pete's" fiddle from
his house. The instrument has long been a
great favorite of Pete's, and he grieves very
much at his loss.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29
The Search for the Italian Erigate.

NEW YORK, March 2s.
The steamship North Star has arrived from
an unsuccessful search for the Regalauturmo.
She cruised as far South as Bermuda. thence
East to longitude 30, thence North to longi-
tude 30, thence Northeast to Sable Island
She passed directly over the place where the
frigate was last seen, without finding a trace
of the wreck or material. She cruised 2S00
miles
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29

Co Major Eliphalet Rowell, of Hallowel,
Paymaster in the U. S. Army, leaves this city
this morning for Washington, TO report for
duty. Major J. d, Pulsifer, of Auburn, passed
through this city yesterday for Washington.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29

sB-Attention is invited to the advertise
ment of VIM. G. Beckett, who has just receiy-
ed his spring supply of furnishing goods
Everybody knows how neatly and handsome
ly Beckett gives his customers fits.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29

nrAtteution is called to the advertise
ment for Proposals for excavating and doing
the stone work for the new Universalist
Church, which will be found in this paper.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29
By HENRY BAILEY, CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
House at Auction.

ON Thursday, March 3lst. at O'Clock. p. NJ, ON
~ tn premises. The and half wooden
House with Brick basement, No. IS Myrtle meet.
said House Is nearly new. with finished rooms !;
abundant hard and SOFT watsr and every thing neat
ana convenient in nd about the house. It'll. clear
terms easy sale positive. hch24 I'd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29

sy-Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Cushman property on Green ST.,
whichs to be sold at auction, at IL o'clock
to-day
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29
For Sale at Auction.
The House and Land
Ofthe late AIvan en-. lima No. o Green 81

fE;a THERE is a large garden ofihe richest soil,
lii Fruit trees, Current, Goosberry bushes. &c,l
~ the rear of the house. which Is b undea on
two courts. The lot contains 10000 square feet
being desirable Investment, as by small outlay IL
Ill command large rent, il Is desirable location
for Hotel, beipg within leo teet of Congress ST.
II will be sold at Public Auction on Tuesday the
29th day OF March, at II NJ. plan OF the same CO
be seen aud any ininformatiois obtained OF 1EO. H.
CUSHMAN, 306 Coug ess Street, or A. b. sTEPH.
ENSON, l2l Commercial Street.
ii; BAILEY CO., Auc ieneers.
Portland, March 18th, 1854.
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29

gr Frederick Douglass will lecture in
Lewiston this evening. Subject-"Black
Man at the White House,"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29

81. Louis Market,

ST. LOUIS, March Is.
Cotton dull; receipts $50 bales. Flour active OF
5 rs for extra aud rs for double extra. Wheat
buoyant at 81 .Gl 40 for prime Corn dull at 9To1
o.. Pork advancing; Gales at 81 50a22 49,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29
TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. w. N. DEIaING,
Medical Electrician.
No. III Ciapp's Block,

CORNER 0FC0NGREsS AND Elm STREETS
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent
X located in this city. During the eleven months
that have been in town we have curtd some of
the worst forms of disease in persons who have tried
other forms of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tents in short time that the question is often
asked do they stay cured To answ err this question
we will say that all that do not tsy Gu. ed We will
doctor the second time tor nothing.
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
one years, and ia also q regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted TO chronic diseases
in the form Of nervous or sick headache; neurar ga
in the head, neck or extremities; consumpton when
In the acute stages or where the lungs fully
involved acute or chronic rheumatism, scroiula hip
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis st. Vtas' Dance, Deafness stam-
me. Ras5ng or nsstsnsy q speech syPepsa ndses.
every case that can be presented asthma, bronohi-
It's STRUCTURES of the chest and ell forms Of female
complaints.
by ELECTRICITY
The Rheumatic. the equity, the lame and the lazy
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastic.
bitten limbs restored, the uneouth deformties re.
moyedi faintness converted to vigor, weakness to
the psisied form to move upright; the bie1shes Of
youth are obliteraed; the accidents of mature lite
prevented; the ealamities OF old age obviated. and
an active circulation maintained.
AIDES
Who have cold hands and feet; weakma ost chs
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiges-
ton and constipation OF the bowels; pain In the de
and back; leccoTrh@s, Tor whltes); falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, poypus. and
all that long train diseases will find In Electric
ty sure means of cure. For painful menstruation.
too profuse menstraation and al of those long line
of troubles with young ladies' Electricity is certain
specific, and will in short time restore the sufferer
to the yigor of health
ET- We hare an Electro Chemical apparatus Tor
extracting Mineral Poison rum the system. such as
Mercury, Anthony Arsenic &c Hundreds who
are troubled with stiff joints weak backs, and vsr-
Gus other scultiss, the direct cause of which, In
nine cases cut of ten Is the effect of poisonous drugs
can be restored to turs strength and vgor BY the
use OF from Eve 10 eight Baths.
once hours from O'clock A. n. to P.M.;1i
6; and TO p. N.
Generalization Free. iyl4 fsedt
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DirigO Insurance Company.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
ANNUAL MEETING

FJyHE Anniversary of the opening Of the Mer-
IL chants Exchange will occur March 30th. A
full attendance of the members is requested on that
day, which time the subscription bills for the en-
suing year will be ready All new subscriptions will
commence at that date. The terms of subscription
will be the last year. viz So 90 tor sangle in
dividuals, and ~ 90 for firms. Per order.
mch22 did NJ N. RICH, Sup't.
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Want to Purchase

4 Dwelling House, suitable for small family lo-
IA Gated above Brown street. Address, stating
location and terms, BUILDER
mchl0 dt Portland i o.
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Wanted.

BOARD in family that has no other boarders,
ID for gentleman and son. Address
mch2f "P" at the Press Office.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29
HA u An a S UG a r.
800 Boxes Havana Sugar. for Sale by
HOPHvI EATON. No. Central wharf.
Portland, March Is, 1854. mchls daw
Consignees, Chesapeake.

COnsESfce~, NNtsHpthKe.
THR Steamer Chesapeake win commerce dis
IL Charging. Thursday, ;4tb ult., at the end Of
Brown wharf. Owners of Ct DDS by sail Steamer,
will please call at our Office and slgn the general
average bond. EnkRlt& FOX,
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WANTED!
1000 WOMEN

To make Army Drawers. Also good Pant Basters
and Finishers wanted in the shop to make ARMY
PANTS.
None but good workmen wanted. Apply at the
rooms in FREE STREET BLOCK over the store
one door north of Tolfords. No work given out or
taken in Monday forenoons or Saturday afternoons
feb2s diff s. w. HUNTINGTON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-29
The Third Grand Sale,
DANAGED GOODS.
From the Wreck of Steamer Bohemian.
by Henry Bailey & Co., AuctiOneers.
Grocerie. at Auc,ton.

'I'HERE will be sold at Auction, Wednesday,
Il March 3d. at O'Clock, at j. Arnold Cos 2S3
congress ST. all the Groceries and fixtures in said
store; AFRO IL not dispo-ed OF at private sale one
morse one Caryall, ont wagon q &C., two Harnesses
Also Furniture ana ST. We.
EN-. PATTEN, Auctioneer.
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Wanted.
Tenement Wanted,

WANTED to hire four five rooms suitable for
w a small family, with coed water privileges
Rent in advance If required. Address Tenant Box
3i6st ,rtland Post Office, stating price and locality
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
Latest Siip News.

ABRlS Ep.....>Cyr,Y Dec Is
s,esE.tip Meso' D'e"' h0';oH' VIA Ne"9er' in bs''
L. : .tean transpol. scr Of son.h wo1da Forr's
slip j. r. Wlssler Oedd Cow Bey, 7th Inst col, iism
Afed Nelson. Hss ,sd succession ~ 'ie 90 'i9en:
gae, the westward mos. or. passsse is ten sY
fsrs bsfy C. Dye. Wal,c, Me,sin. 20 11y' lJor, I,r
ouI ,uYgr. Peck Ch..cA. Passed Cibf-isr ~ H.s
had heavy cahe: or hc Coast 18th ist isL - - lon y
~ pastel 1be. o; Glass, 81 powder lcs' I'd pieces 81
81 Al boxes also p!alks viii pixies in them. =,
Bari Atsnta rh;P' A'9.n"al - days H''' -" "''"
Bar Thames lei scasio,o Enr Fraser Colombo "a VIZ,
coaso ard po:bs .o ~ efds Crossed the e9-a' '"'N
Br. ". H. Kibby tof Nss,.ol Keith Msauors 81 is,t.
coos Smith DGupirg rad tine weather n 70 H'''''''
Brs Il, lsaI Nay Coi N-slnul AHie'.or M,9of''
'sS sS' SSiSd osesn. bariri. PHILADELPHIA r po.rn
s.Ar. Argus. Crovey allz-be,hpori for Soine.se.'
sahf N H. Reed Nsl.Isoa, EIrsSet PoE, ~ ss',on
Sr. r. 4. Stevens ben. cy, EhA,o';a OFT ir >cHHIHh
scir. Avail. CG.t,s. fl1abetarat os Prov.d'nce.
sctr. Tit Pre.co;i, L1stpor days. lsihs - 20
schr Ehzi Williams, sselmsn, Asn:iccke hne' 'onNs~-
sctr' Thoua, Borden wdghtlHg,an, Baltimore for Fall
ss,r M,.ia Hal sc,.fel,, Bemor. fer New Lc'don
schr. Msry a. l'ir', v afen' IiFylni9, wooL
srhr Cvpr4s Cols C5as Tor Philadelphia.
Sehr n B. Warner Smith. Geors,,oTn coal
sch- I.ie # rinca, ieke. tieorge own, eoa'
sT + p ka95as ' crisa
sohr II. CrO,key, Ayers, Csorgsio"n, e''L
scir Henry Cole. DlrAer, NiTsinii wood
Scar. ". e. Ne',ou. kh1lGes, Nifsin, wood
S.st J. " Rpm9ey. CIsnI.cr, City Pcln' al. .
sehr Haanat Maal Thcra charle.to Be-, &c. hs'''' "
SIR. Moderator. Crsrr,cr Virgins, wood
.chr. ia Dela.onc, tck.t,, bstimoTe, coal
s en-, i n1ss iI.. Pores moaro.. n bill
,cbr Cost PHO, Godev Forire:s Monroc j. ~
Schr W-Ius (Bf LGse CornwaES, 10 diy' p'ia'oe' d.
sSr. unor Smith, Long leland Bahamas. 10 'y' .,r r
A. r. WeJster & CO. II, bal heavy wci'scs' 'o ID ana
N1AD--At suuset, sN., Light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
"Tug SuELrERING ARMS. "-Thisis the nam

ola charitable institution In operation AZ Man
haanyille having for lis object the care az al Children
irrespective age whose paronis may Gcsre TO avail
themselves o. its advantages. Ii was opened On the Gu
Of October last and numbers among ia of .ags sope
eminent naDos-among otae.s that Of Collector Drsper
Us one Of the trustees.
The Institution has been filed 10 ts entire capacity
obliged daily 20 close tie doors against chien pain.
fully In need Of its relief II is euDenty desirable that
ia cnncdetDs should BE- extended ut oros and "
this end the trustees have addressed crcala- their
feowcitizeus ing ion cid. TIC expense ursuppor.
Ing this Charity. wien fairy under wy. wil he
light tic hoard OF many OF the inmates IL paid fov
o. low rate by tic parents. Donations may b. 'ert 10
II. &. Won Post Tie.snrc- No. Is Iroal t. New.
YORK, Or 10 the Superintendent. Manhd,taEr1c, y. T.
The Superintendent viii send for Gr lcos Of rotang or
gifts Of prov isons IL notified b. post, or they nsy lie
sent by Sandords Izprcss, No. Ia WaireBst.
marked For TIE ShelIeriHg Arms"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

lN.aIS

Such additions a. uay he made 10 tho ebose by under
Estimates for he Stats naucd, aud by omissions for
aihere vii be more Than coGieibaanccd by rcci tits
aoD Kentucky, Mar!la aid Missouri, aud reisee'
hgniy.
We come new 10 another necessary computation, Tor
which facilities ought 10 exist. but for Which uDoTu
natels We do not possess tie requisite data We mean
TIE number OF Inen Killed. ia battle who have been
pc aentiy disabled ty ,he casualties OF war. IL is
useless % attempt even an approximation 70 absoue
preOison IN I'D estimate Of this kind. We only
sumo number which, in I'll reasonable probability,
mu1t include tie true Number. we tssu,0e, for IN.
stance tbat We CASUALTIES ia Gep L,eS army for tbs
csrnpolyn have amounted 80 $500. We slhn exceed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

The CoLDry WEEPING BorgrY.-On the 92d
Of December NJ last year. Peter Cooper esq., and his
wife ,orncrI, Ms, sarsh BeIell. celebrated their
Golden wc1diag III sLo midst % large circle Of rela'
two, sud With Lc,onlgy iestyic3i but ths occasion
wes DISTINGUISHED by an acI Of charity. tie Part OF
the venerable ana pAllsn;hropic Mr. Cooper and rs
lady Of vbch s!c reminded by the approach OK the
Loliday Cpon thai day. tho b3HoYolebt couple pro
posed 10 celebrate iheir Golden Neddlng br M act Of
charity Which will probably BIO al iaileTEAaJle ni"hd
mcut 20 tlcs ~ Joiy.
IN tie hands 81 certlin Trustees tho interest t. be- og
over, sunualiy divided smcns the Boys ana ems
Io1, Gig Houses and tie ItustFia schools OF New.
York on the anniversary Of the wedding, "n the hope
I'VE quote from he cgculer issued lew deys ago by
lie IrCstees IN tic hope that way, IN every scDse.
be Golden Bounty by serving TO keep IN tbe 'nG ~
ever boy aud girl who shares IN tho Sft that Golden
Rulo which 0Ir bes.ea Lord has made the guide OF
true Ne:
Wh,t.oeyery. would sst .houl 30 ar.o you d ys
Trey especially desire TIA. this rnle .hsli he conscen.
t.oasy applied 30 h0i0eiso aud that children shall De
gin early TO b. ust ssd kLd 10 each other, and tler
parents ind teachers thst the foundations Oh good
character. WHICH ], tie only guarantee u useful 9Hd
hGppJ lie shall DC laid upon the imme'ah!s bcsis ~
IN itu. love ard charity Thus habits or selt!ldul
erce leading onl, % rnisc,ics which increale With
years. viii DO avoided. and toll SUI frusality viii be
nado by re reward Of good conscience aad the
HE lcoms Of Tie COope. Golden wedding Fund
fr The year 1854 Il ..r hundred dalars, which tie
Trustees lave decided 20 distribute In 'urls ~ thy
dollars to each scAool Or lodging house sslcc.od Is
recipients for The yler. The expenditure Of this sln
which is .ncotsd is condded " IL. managers Of TIA
several irs.rtors IN i suggested that !. VIII be
,y TO do more good 4 expended for shoes or clothing
fer tie n,-. needy oh!rcn and Ia the lodgi ghouses
upon some srl.abe article al comfort o. entertainment
ard iaat = hs ,.er 10 read aloud al to coming ics
tiyeis 81 to several institutions. zone .; the hearers
nav .orJ tic resolution 20 initiate tie asef career Of
hs yon.r be donors w,O now celebrate the if'y.Grs
anniversary a their wedding day aod "ich. l''aly
and dsvcu'lr t. cypress their faith and gratitude by
hr.uing ClIiss Latte ONES. and By so repeating, While
A. ey are i;.us AID Gllc: they AFRO ca.cd away tie
Christian anthem "Gl,rr ~ ,Od "a the fi1has;. en-
e,rih pescc good will 20 met"
Wu9uN g.. HUNT, pt.IEL /. lUNAN,
.IoHN J.. pa9@Dys. EDi ASp IU"iPF.
ArRAY :. HEWITT I.d'ea'.
Asg. icIk, Uct. -? l-ti.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26

FUYERAL OF SOLDIER. The remains Of
Serg, George T.. Wiuslow, Of the 10Th Regiment,
~ Y. Volunteer were consigned to .heir last resting
place IN Greenwood Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The ceremonies were conducted by the Rev Mr.. Giles
AT Plymouth ChaIok. Company ID. OF The Twenty.
third Regiment, with the drum corps and Seventh
Regiment band escorted the remains 10 the grave.
The deceased was killed. in front Of Peter,hurg Va by
rfe.shot Cred from one OF the enemy picaets Sergt
Winsow was about tG-CDty.fve years - age He fJT.
merly belonged 10 the fwenIy.lhiId Regiment and
was much thought oi by MS oo,Gpanlons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
Srir>TICs oP LIBBY prison.

Prom which II wiz hC s.tu thlt our let loss Is about
100 men, AZ the lhRh rate afsnned i'i ihis year
STiTI>TICS oP LIBBY prison.
~ 70 The Eiebnsold - -n.ir,r, Dee. z2
An army of harmless Yankees have passed
through Richmond w.hn tho yer jlst expiring. Flmn
the statistic cfthc clc:k {. he Libby Prison. Nj hose
We Team dict tm the LIT Of JHuus'v l-C 70 Tie l'h
OF December Of tie year 1909 YANKEE prisoners
II al crdoCs nations, tGngucs. coMrlesipn aud k'
dreds passed the doos OF the Libby % pronfs oi war
This number 10 independent - about twenty thousand
CAPTURED ia Sp0isyli ania AID "l.cw.crc IN Nrglna,
WHO were SIT SolG without touching E!cEMond.
since ~ wrr hogan i2J 600 non l.Ve p1s.sd tie doc
II tie Libby ard departed as prisoners Of 'r
TEE NEWLY TLrCTED GOVERNOR or sOrTn
oAROLiSA.
From. Tho Eichrnonl WIG De- e.
The Hon. AudrcW Gordon M0grath has been
elected Governor ~ South Carolina, ond Hon. l.. &.
McCsw, LicuionantGoyegno.. TIE Cclant.e GHcIdis'
says;
Gov Magfhthi.s un..reo Of e, .fcstor, h. tie prime
Of fe VA cDIoush eah, ~ ~ ctfereuce acqgl nieu
With sfTrirs and fly identified with he state righi'
Vows q our :, Ih 1aioIua sotoo If poils. 10 be-
long Filed very GccrTlh,v ard giihed Will learning
taste ard sourd Judgment the office - Judge - Tie
nicdcfrtc Court for tie Dsisct If ooith CAt''ih'
NsCxpcricncr aud ftufics. Nis wtl '.tiei "tinior'
ana his steady ncIyes cnr,niiy IuahJ I'm ior ny.
,u ard successfl discharge 81 The ligh duties whicN
row dcyoyc upon him We wish him ELL success IN h.
ucv sphtre cf duty, and Brilliant adniulst aIoh Z"
lie nnrirs OF tie state
novEMEyTs or GEy. DICK TAYLOR.
lroI 10 Richmond Wig Dc. q.
Lieut. ten. D.;k taylor ~ III e"Ihcfi
and "a rooms nj TIE Montgomery Hal.
SoRTE CAROLINA AND STATE SOVEREIGNTY.
TIE Richmond Mig If Dee. % contains ih'
prOceed.ngs Il lie No II Carolina House o. Commons
by lch 4 appear q Of resolutions declaring ilat 10
States IN their sovereign capacity lave BE right 90 d.
eide the question OF peace for themselves woi
! tabled by tWo msi0,itt.
| THE REBEL STEAMSHIP IRA RUN ASHORE.
/ F.cn, The Wipii st1g tor MS Dee. y.
! Oa the night 81 Friday, or the morning q
Saturday tie Steamship Ere belonging 10 tho Bee Con
/ gely was run ashc. Oh The Bsd Head Beach. Eeh7l
| ilrbg was heard In that direction.
| A IoRCk FROM GRANTS Army THREATh%IS.
WELDON,
FROM TIE RioiInord Dipt'th. Dec y
Our scouts report that Gen. Palmer, with
division o. Infantry and battalion of artillery, tas oc
cupicd Bower Ht cigh, miles ea.t'of forismouih
| il slvc,sted ihit TINS loTco 10 intended 10 olrla
BgiiEst Weldon.
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fbeyor,lsemeDt.l


WILCOX and GIBBss sBvIsG MACHINE.
IL IL entirely r5iseless.
patented device p.eycrs Re bein: ursea Is swsfd.
Ire needle cgnno, &c set wron,.
The oAIueI FceI I'D LgsiGes sre sckn0"efgr % 70
superior 70 IN o'her..
It received tic Goa .ell Of tie American lu.ttot-,
Ia 1869.
II receiv Il the fr,t premium for "fnE ~ Swine
MACaisg.p At the great NV cNGlAsD tN." tie Yer
n 1u. Slate FAR the fsnuy state sr su,he In
diana State tsR lC;L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
TIE HowARD ST. SOLDIERS Hour.--There

viii be 4 Christmas dinner for thousand soldiers
and sailors at the Hoyardst Institution tJday. Tie
reading and dining halls have been spenGily deco.
Vice-A dmirnl farragut Admiral PaaiGinr. Gen. Dix
and Othc.q will honor the occasion by thcg reseDe
md visitors generally are invited to attend ihe SOL
diers on provost duty other detached sryer, are
Bcluded in the invitation VI Col. Neville, III SEIeln-
tendent, 10 be present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
FAREWELL MISSIONARY MEETING meet.

FAREWELL MISSIONARY MEETlNC.-N meet
ing under the auspices OF the Board q Foreign Nsi
.ions Of the Reformed Dutch Church was hold FIST
evening in NJ. GarHis Church In Twenty ihiTdst..
between Sixth and Seyenthaves, 10 take !cayc II mis-
sionarics about 20 .l fDr Annoy, China. Tie Rev Dr..
De Witt presided. Addresses we're delivered On the
occasion By tJe MISSION Glies, the Rev. John " n.
Talmqge nnd i. Howard Van Dozen, Gad sl,o by tls
Re-. II. ID. Ganse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
- rI,TE PEN Is MlGHTlER THAN IHf
SWORD"
THE GOLD PES-rHE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD Pens,

THE Rrsr PENS IN THE WORLD.
On ZIP, q ay 2, lhs i9 w ot sum ~ rs ,essi
Cold Fen Ok fens-''s'A2 'hs 'a"e 9ee0'G-g :, e'''P
foa, W.: - .- .
For 20 cents. the Msie Pen FOR . cents; - Lg, l.n
Pom, aud for 81 81 the b,ceor Pon-Ihesr Prs sie no
numbered bot eofre,poni N sizes to NGmoes' = i'H'
s respectively.
TIE SANE FINS rS SLy,1, RrrsAsIoN c''. WIS
Fer 81. ~. magic Psn ior 81 2S the LAX Pen; ier
= 70 SO Awsy,Reaay Pen; ios -, tie t'ssa' Pehi
a. Tac.- are Wall nisGSj, Gooiw.ilns 0,a rs' VIII
rsi9' e s otI s S.. s' st. r Tsry s ~
p,e r.rdIrla,sl, GAf Ao.ioy, Hos oehaAge4,n
MOTIONS WARRANTED PINS
The r,no "a. Mo,on.' "yauber," AVID "oa,ify," n.
.,pei or tie ioosir: Pen' aod the poa'' aIe ""fsfsa
or IL ,aonk cHecii ss,' ssEI:cs 10 irs tie .p ,e,
80 a. tie !.rs,si. ld,f:.d fr ne possr, no ~ ss"
AMI ~ 10 tie i.sse>i Mammoth "0id 1 en '0' '0 ''
o,,p PKys wrBorr cAsEs.
ga 20 Pen 1T gS af,yi r. "a ,sy:
Tor s!s g j. rs s., g;y '''N'. ar" '''''
r., q sis aS 10 Z rea qiay aNo. 5r~n fa'y'
ro 81 - ga So o Zen i: Gsy; No ern = gg;t
'V :0aS.. Pea, s79oaNo. 10 rer-ll J.. ''i''y
The siAs GOLD PINS, N SILVER rzrF''ioS '''s VII"
For se. No. Pen aqi,lyi ora No. Pen q G;,,,ty,
Tor 20 so Pen. ~ quality; W NO I"1' a''
For s3a No Pen I-tqrt,iyi no. Pen % s's1r'
OF No Pca 81 gu-lry. - .t;,,,
For 81 no pe1 Isl qillity; ora Ne. jfm 'asA'e'
GA NJ. Pc, "a g,,.iiy. =. ., ,t.Y,
For -..0A Va. Pen, "a gskty; o. N1 Fr 10 fs+''
fos - . a 40. g reG. il, quality
GOLD rrys AL .in,r ers-ly, IN sITEE NciN'p pI'N
sae,,ro., r.p; c'r - Is q No ,PeB. ~ tisNoS
Pm; pr IS - 10. Pen, . ,.o -, "a
70. ga No. Pen 20: 90 30. Pen, snh e' - ~"
To 5lr orel',," Or. pointed with the very M" ,n
a., pint C,r.'iv a. 'ei, eri uons 81 100. o. ~,
.c.i tn tie slightest mprricscn which 'AH' 81" ''
ri. "a ous.,y" ,erior to any Tens in'e ~ -"
F'fSi. al io 'r,erl. sh.i opal in Te're han
b,li,v Fl,,,.clv sn4 Good Whiting onhiu's VIZ y ~"
ern,is,.tions :. = GJd Pew made e.', . -, la
H. rrssr. 10 lie Cheap Gold Pens, r. 80 70 ,ns
.,;ss "a ,,o,.. "a, bis New sid Pftrpsd. ~ ~,
t, ~ ,,'r.. re- fisoa Writiiy end DurFi fc'''
u 90 M ,be q N b.rs FINISHED srs,ros-y- 49,
pir,i., 5rJerin. rnu.t "a sit !ns'eree, ,pet'l ~" III.
- H. " ~ No. md - silly. Of tie Pens W. rr ~ 20 y,
u,r.ul,r To- leslibr tie shd they p'eieF-N '''I'' ~
IuiheI coarse or NE I'LL. sre AZ ny
IN, 10 send twenty cents tchaTse 10 ~,
g. jiiiu ~ Inc pcc Of goods ordered WI s'si Wy wv
p-,;. ygdinv Cold Sil,srwin bt allowed ere ihF
III JiiBS-A discount Of 10 per rem, viii b .,o"e an
.,,, ~ : ~ and Is per IA and OF I" ger '
I 90 Il ,cs to one address st ore time Hnn1,,E
No. Is Maiden .su,, .'r"rlsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
Ihe oloIiug table shows toe Whole population Of lie
Confederate satcs excluding 81 soul ard Kentucky,

OF this number ~ ms.es, tLose between re ages OF i
and 70 are represented Dy tie following table The col.
cuiat ons OF wAoL are Based tho "exreetotion OF
lie "a lie State u May and tic ouly er We have at
bsud. Whatever msS lie he yafai'bn from tins stand.
rrj The piaccsi dedu nous are quite hear enough 70
tho tlutn for Ouy pYrrcsc. Tie right hand column
shows me rsmttr ihe, have HriNed =; tie age Of ~
ain i.I0.