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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30
CITY ITEMS.

WILLIAM G.. MOoR4EAD.-The Hon. William
G. AIoorhead, late Preslden, of the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. accompanied by his family sailed in to-
days steamer for Liverpool. While Mr.. Moorbeads chief
object is that and relaxation from business 10
be found in foreign travel he has in view several in
portsnt financial projects connected with the develop
ment Of railroad aud mining interests in this country
and the formation OF such alliances with European
skill aud capital will produce the highest results
Mr.. Moorlead has been concerned In some OF the larg
est and most important business interests IN The nted
States.
He has been leading spirit In the construction Of
almost all OF the great public works Of Pennsylvania
and has contributed largely in means and influence TO
every enterprise that could advance the interests OF
that State.
As partner in the house of Jay Cooke Co.. large
share of the abors and responsibilities OF negotiating
the 90 loan which proved great success, devoyed
upon him. II through his unwesried exertions
and the strength VI public confidence Ia his ability and
integrity. that the immense railroad stretching from
Philadelphia to Erie was brought to Il iumphant com
plcton and its throDged passenger cars aud packed
freight trains are living monuments TO ms industry ana
genius The best wishes Of troops OF friends accom-
pany Mr. Moorhead across the ocean, anu INTO the lar
oil scenes he shall visit.
LOANS FOR THE POOR.-At meeting OF the
yette Lodge Of Free Masons. on Monday night.
Committee was appointed to consider the plan proposed
hv the Masonic Associations 10 lessen the cost Of the
of life to the poor through the coming Win
ter by judcious OF money and to take such steps
az seemed desirable.
The BILLIARD CHAMPIoYsHIp.-Up to the
time no date has been fixed for the match for
the championship between the present holder of the
golden cue" Dudley Kavanagb, and William Godth'
wait According to the conditions Of the ampiopship
the champion for the tiAe being is bound to play any
challenger within perSd ofsixty days Although that
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Reccinfa af Pro lnfH.

Nov. o9-s, 800 bbls. Flour. l26 bbis. WHISKY, IL,
bbs Corn Meal 20 900 bush. Wheat =, 500 bush. Iorh
400 pkrs Butter II pkgs. Ashes 100 pigs Oil CAKE
l5o logs.
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and n,ermet an act which the legislature did not intend
should operate as valid law 10 to me that whether
the word. joint resolution be taken explanatory OF
amendatory they indicate intent OF the Legislature I'M
mistskaby that thus explained amended shall Dc
law Of the land and for any hike the present one
the of date Il should be deemed imperative the ex
PLANTATION amendment will render valid at least from the
date Of the passage Of the same
As the duties IN question were levied in 1854 after the pas
OF the joint RESOLUTION upon the grounds above sta edwe
think the defect the sc relied upon not available to tie
plaintiff
Judgment FOR the defendant
For plaintiff Nh Curtis and Mr. Culver; for defendant Dis
tict-Attorney Smith and Mr. Lowrey.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-GENERAL TERM-Adiourncd to
Saturday next CRorir-Pat Nos. lsE 2tl5 1871, 21,
21g3 2i.5 1861, 1913. 1907. 2o29. 2377 lJ6.Part lad
ourned without day SPECIAL TEaA-No further Cslandar
will b. made up this term.
SUPERIOR CoUKT.-TRIAL TERM.-Adjourned for
the term.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--TRIAL TERM
During tie remainder Of the term equity only will be
hesf
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Gcpartmership Notices.

NOTICE.-The Co-partnership here ret ;! or.
dy dissolved by mutual consent All unsettled claims VI W.
MN will be settled by VIM w. RElp: u.npAIN
NEw YORK, Nov. 20, 1854. WIN. w. A1AN'
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time has expired since Goldhwst announced his inten
ton Of second time trying for the golden cue and dc.
posted the required ESQ In the hands Of the CUSTOMARY
stakeholder he has not yet been able to 70 any A.
rangement with Kavansgh to the time for the match
We now learn that unless the latter comes to- ar
rangement during the current week. Godthwat intends
claiming the championship and the cue
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SUPREME COURT-CmcUIr-Nov 2s.-BefOrs Justice
BOXES.

John Rowland agt. John j. Feaster.-The plain
M in this action to recover commission OF 'e PEI cent
on N. earnings a. the steamer Seth Low chartered by the
Government alleged. through the agency OF me pa'in
who in the business OF chareIs ana sens 'es'e
to the Government 49,. 4,
II claimed by way ofdefense that the vessel "ss
through the fundamentally Of the plaintiff Tor peroi OF
seven months for which the plaintiff fully paid whe
the plaintiff claims that fe charter extended over perod oi
years. Case still OH.
Dennis Mcmahon for plaintiff ExJGdse Dean Tor defendant
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SUPREME COURT-CHsNBERs.-Nov as-Before
Justice tLERKf.
CORRECTION.
The confirmation Of report and Judgment OF
divorce granted in the case OF William Oakley ngt Will
liam r. Oakley. printed this morning, should have
read against Julia r. Oakley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

Total product Of eight mines for month -4Ol "4'l
We have returns from the Keweenaw and On
tonagon districts. At 4S cents per pound, net
tun of copper 5000 pounds) brings $3.50, making
the October product of these mines worth S5oi
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Ladies' who keep

ADVERTISEMENT
TIE JAPANESE POLIsH.-Lades who Keep
h, n.loral, bright in keeping with the season use ''
Tile IL s easily applied And is superior article ol
be- Obtained all the principal shoe dealers Piineips
sale Agency. No. IS Wlliamst
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SUPREME COURT-CHAxBERs-Nov. 2s.- Before Justice
CLERKg.
THE RESERVOIR JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY
MOTION TO vACATE.
William NJ Baldwin and John w. JaycOx at.

William N. Baldwin and John W. Jaycox a5t.
The Mayor, &c.
This inermnable suit which has been brought before me
npbc IN 60 many different aspects up again to-day,
motion made OF the part Of the defendants to vsae and set
s he Judgment entered IN the action the 18th day Of
lime ig65 on the report Of Albert Cardozo Referee In favor
Of the plaintiff for s742s9 The motion instituted IN
DIR the 5th Section the act passed by the on
10th of April 1855 in relation to raising money by tax " IS
by the defendants that the law appointing TIE aroma
was bongh on the award Of these arbitrator tie judgnen
entered therein irregular and void. The arg nent wii
probably occupy the attention Of the Court the bsnce OF
3,y and VIM Fullerton aud Henry T. Knox for
the motion; Luther II. Marsh, opposed.
SPECIAL TERs-Nov. 2e-Beiore Justice POTTER -
Perry agt. Burger.-DecIee Tor paintiu Win
costs. ., -. a. .l,,
Thes ast. Cru.New trial granted, with costs to abide
the event.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Nov 2s-Be:c
judge BRrTs
RETURN OF PROCESS

The Marshal this morning made return Of process
duly served the following John r. Bacon 81 al
The Atlantic and Pacific Steamship CoUpon application
l.. b. Bungle week given to ansVfr. GeTand Dep
per et al AIT The Park Jupiter her tackle Sc-The vessel
and Mesrs Beebe Dean and Donohue appeared
AID asked for one weeks time to answer which the Cou
granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

ARRIVAL OF SWEDISH FRrGATR.-Yester.
day morning the echoes were awakened in the bay BY
salute from the Swedish steam frigata Tanads Capt
Melander which arrived in the outer bay the pre-.
vious evening from Plymouth England. The conpli.
ment was suitably returned by the battery at the Navy
YARD and the Swedish fig displayed at the fore
OF the North Carolina The Swedish officers will soon
pay an official visit to the Navy Yard.
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moved to the corner Of Libery-st, IN the building
Of the Mutual Life Insurance 20.
The Commons due Dec LIST on the legal tender five
per cent notes will be paid by the First Na''oha'
Rank. No. l4O Broadway. The notes must be pre-
sented with the Coupons attached.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned the week
ending Nov. %:
1864. s7394l OIL 1863 49,. si6,473 IL
Increase, 1864 ..S27,467 50
Shipments of Pittston Coal by Pennsylvania Coal
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BULLS HEAD.-Like former markets, tor sev"
era weekspast trade fell of ard prices declined the
second day. About $50 bullocks were held over for
wan. of purchasers The average decline is &c. per 10
from last week. Total receipts, 6,60oi large number
OF them light and poor Sheep are selling win no
change from last week. though arrivals are lighter
~ 35l for the week: but they are still comparatively
LARGE Hogs number % $50. The weather is unis,orl
bic nd the market not firm See full reports IN another
another column.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPEcIAL TERx-Nov Z.-Before
Justice ROBERTSON.
DECISION.

Columbus G.. Cady agt. Oliver B. Wetmore.-
Anr the delay that occurred carseabe 70 counsel he
IL EMIT. ed 20 an opportunity communicate with his client
be that the he set towr Tor ioutn
Monday in Dec nbe with liberty to p!sintn 10 move 10
Dos. pone, On cause shown.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Nov. %. Before City
Judge RussyLL ,
David Duff pleaded guilty OF forgery in the fourth
degree. RemsBded.
Lima Stafford pleaded guilty Of petty larceny Remsnded
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TRADE SALE OF JUVENILE GIFT BOOKs.-A

TRADE SALE OF JUVENILE GIFT BoOKs.-A
trade sale of illustrated and juvenile books albums,
&c. was commenced yesterday morning at Geo. A.
Ieayitts Auction Rooms. No. 49s Broadway. Ihe
catalogue includes Invoices from the principal publish
ing houses in this city, Philadelphia a2d Boston
Co consisting OF coice assortment OF miscellaneous,
scientific and illustrated books editions OF the poets
iyeniless standard praycrbooks and photograph al
bans The holiday Juveniles offered by this firm sold
very readily at prices somewhat in advance OF those
realized during fe holiday season OF last year lilo
sale will be continued to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

Two MORE OF THE ISCESDIARIEs ARRESTED.
Chief John 5. Young and Detectives Bennett and
McDougsll yesterday arrested two men, whom they
state are implicated in the late attempt to burn tbs
city, The names Of the accused are withheld FOB the
present. but the detectives state that they are young
men who came from the South abont year ago. aud
since that time have been longing around the city With
no visible means OF support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

L. = CIRCUIT COuRT.-Nov. 28-Before Judge NELSON.
ACT OF CONGRESS WITHOUT DATE OF APPROVAL
IrrECT OF AN AMENDMENT By SUBSEQUENT
IolNr RESOLUTION
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SUPREME COURT-BRooKLrx-Nov. 26-Befofe Judge
LORI. without a Jury
oRisoS BLUNT IN CoURr-HE COMES OUT TRIUMPH
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RECOVERY OF SToLR GooDs.-On the 10th
of October the store OF Messrs Woof Rause, No 81
Murray.st, was entered by thieves, who stole over
800 worth Of sewing silk Recently about half tie
soen nroperty was found in the hat and cap store Of
Joseph Friend Leopold Dawson, api Isaac Grismer,
No. Bowery They were arrested and'comnntedey
Justice Hogan. They state that they purchased the
article in good faith and that they VII be abe 90 10
prove.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

TIRE 18th WARD SHOOTING ARRAY
Florence ScanmeL who shot James Irving in the hip
in saloon at the of Twenty thirdsn and secoad-
ave.. Monday night, was arrested early yesterday
morning by officer Hart Of the 10th Precinct he was
committed for examination by Justice Shandiey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

SALES BY AucTIOS.-Wm. Kennedy (Sheriffs
Auctiome) sold by auction, on Nov. %, the following
real estate: .o,oo
House and lot No l3i Reade-st.. Qease). s1
House and lot No. l36 Readest., Qease). 1.Va
Lot southeast cor. Sevcntieh-st and Ninthave 2l.5
Tyroc lots adioininc an Ninth. ave ..... 693
-Four lots on Sevenethst 100 feet east Nintha'e oi"
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The total number this week 37J head, compares with 3
head lat week viii 50s head per week ssi
wear and Tor ia. corresponding week one year ago
The number yesterday and tody at the principal mar
let head compare. with sIb7 head at week and with
Oi3 head the avrrage yer last year and with J'f head
al market one year ago.
THE oPESISG, OR PRINCIPAL DAY OF THE MARKET
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NEW.Y0RK CATTLE MARKET

q RECEIPTS
For THE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY. Nov %, 1864
SheeL and
Be4ve. Cows. Veas Lambs. Swine. Iot aa
65G SO 1874 H.Jyl 1zf' '-f'''
These were sold at the following Markrtrlaces:
A"N'N sIeeueud
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Recepts lat week. nab lC2 1855 255l2 HHJ 'dWo
pnIrEs OF BKYY AT THE PRINCIPAL MARKET THIS WEEK
The following the quotations per pound gponth e''
Noted ne, weight OF meat-.er sinking ofd. That H. bui
ok whose qualeis viii weigh cwt st TO- apound amounts
to so. .--,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-25

EARE TO ALL POINIS As LOW NJ dN
ROUTE ......
SLEEPING CARS .s
500 ON NIGHT TRAINS TO 5-L
PHILAD'A, REV YORK a. BALTIMORE.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THR OUCH AND
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FREIGHTs. E. aa
wsrdsd to and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
OF Baltimore 70 and from any point on the Ban Roads
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct. - y. '''e' u,
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connscts Ct
Pittsburgh with Steamers, BY which Goods can be for
wardsd TO any port on the Ohio, Muskngum, Ken.
Wisconsin, Missouri. Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
ton Of their Freight this Company, rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road at all times as favorable are charged by
G5-Be particular to mark packages "via Penn'a
Central Il. R." ... ...... ..-..
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
TO or address either Of the following Agents Of the
D. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
Nv BROWN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
r. G. MELDRUM q CO., Madison, Indiana
J. E. MOORE, Louisville, kentucky.
w. M. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
R. F. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE CO., Chicago, Illinois,
J. n. McCOLM, Portsmouth, o.
j. M. LOVE, Maysville, KY.
HALL & CO., Marietta o.
E. AYRES Muskinpum River
w. H. E. L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o.
H. S. PIERCE & CO., Zanesville, O.
N. H. HUDSON, Ripley, O.
E. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Aren't
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FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS q
8 b4dIs 5rJ ca. FROM ,-, ,, DI
PrrTsBURG TO PHILADELPHIA
; % THREE T DAILYTHRoUaH TRAINS
p1rrsBURa TO ) NEW YORK.
|. THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS #
PITTSBURGH TO BALTIMORE
e TRAINS LEAVE A6 FOLLOWS; J.
FAST MAIL-Leaves Pittsburgh ct 500 An, arrives
t Altoona for breakfast st 7:lo A. M resehss ia, y
BALTIIORE PASSENGERS by this train lssSs Har,
risburg at 100 p NJ and arrive in Baltimore at On
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train lsays PHIL
dslphis at 6-4s M. and rysin New 1'rk u wv
THOUGH ACCOMMODATIONS stopping 4 al sta
tons-Leaves Pittsburgh at 500 A, y. any@ Q
at $40 p. n, and Philadelphia at Ills 2. n!
| THROUGH EXPRESSLeava Pittsburgh Of 20
| NJ, arrives at Altoona for supper at 40 z. d.
reaches Harrisburg at $50 A. II. and srrivs In Bal
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by this train Leave Phil
adelphia at 8 A. NJ. and arrive In New York
rAsT IiNE-Lsayss Pittsburg a. s.45 P, n, arrives
stAitoona ct l.20 A. NJ, reaches Harrisburg at b.o
A. NJ, and Lancaster for breakfast ut 7.2s A. M, ar
| irving in Philadelphia at l0.35 A. No. BIS
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS BY this train leave LAT :
risburg ct 100 A. N. and arrive IN Baltimore &C
A. II. D9igmmDSlg5 ~
NEW YORK PASSENGERS BY this train have
choice Of routes. sleepdng car runs through non
Pittsburgh to New York, without change, WIS., Har
risburg aud Allentown, arriving in New York at la
1 p. II. py way Of Philadelphia, passengers reacI
\ New York at 500 P. NJ. i.i| E.-4.-l "-44
TICKETS FOR SALE 10 BOSTON BY BOA,
IL '''..i+ OR RAIL. 49,. g..
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r.

0vFtol BALI b OHIo RAILROAD Co.
Wheeling Station, Augs, 1863
ON and after Monday night, the 10th of Aux gust,
~ the assenger trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule:
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LIVE STOCK.

tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience, hav
been opened this line and ts connections ana every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where Will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadephia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also b found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-Jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0cA LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa. ..-s .e .s4 :
L. L. HoUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen1 Freight Agent, Phila.
delphia' janll
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M, &C TEk&;1d,I]
daaoa1ls ,ssasibss Ell ssai Il
s,,oosssoRsrosxaess~Hvdans,|
- saisqis zgi14iss iDes sd5 ssaiss7ass : -
10, 90, Cor. MoaTe. "a Wssir stsss''s
90 sa'Iwod bss lsi1eVh sls 1880 a
,o.,,u1 y,sy 4isat pi dsilissh" b''Utsss os4 a
- z1 WHEELING aEzsasn sdI y y
ootgsiaiba 10 soai4q 1fods bssia1 yiS"0'' q
a Whole d and Retail ! !
,;,od,pe y4s5ilim sdi dsiw sinanssaSsls
CLOTHING HOUSE.
,,sg sslfl6 3sd1 gataoiaSssH sDoaa'H
q g,sH ssssbsl!sd AID ased sss ssa''a ! !
s.anog ,sslg 10 oasii1aa . a a0sasls ):
lfAsH1oaABIR'il aITIssCI|lHlAHT :
Tailor ring IA + Establishment
/ 5zssz sas bos .bsnimeze sc hf~ 81" :
l,i5.sza ,s.aosqqa div bssol9 50
| ..sa .s,gs,sqs .z------'5 10 zaiisiaoo'
All ej4 fe .isa.oanq eai .Sa'sa's Z
osass.ns, on band. . iszss saA' 'si's' ! s'''ss
en' % o. sgbni bas ses u rsnsaa7q s1o'isi' 2
.s.sra is7slss eds I'd gban tGsms9nss !.
Readymade Clothing
Made equal to customs WORK Ai'ss 10 Ia',cs3
! SHIRTS Bib ,tsb sieeg x 4 .s9o'2'o
, --.l.fai AM .gaiasys gaJ 81 "a i'7 q.
! UNDER-SHIRTS 7a5 10 bssass !
| +, aoo,upvsT aoaa. s'io9asge /.
DRAWERS 1ad3o ovt Sa' =
i HANDKEROHEFSA
!, ,aa .la HoRAvATS. ''i' 4'N
4, &C.. BIO 81. - b''!s.''''
j -..4.4.. TEE edi nj .s's e
I: CLOVES 90 =
!, .na H Hal .1obOOLEARS,
..-.fsr,sael1 iarirr9 giect CT rs .
\ --..-,gea.~ &C., &C., 4
A m.sniuesa. stock -F' l-YT@0a q
/ gr--at
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LUNG DISEASE,
INOIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRQS
CHlTIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
30 SAL EASE. &c. &c.

We csil sspscsl stssntion Of persons afflicted with
ysisssis u tSes: INJECTIONS, which has been
lately, diseoyspsd. We have succeeded In restoring
60 g thu lind n sx months who have Ss uss
trsatnsnt and are rapid bdng restored y IN het
use fhair Sovnsvords tkoy ssy they feel themses,
Ssnng uP yy ssy We ao positively clam s ss1'
een no sase 80 mr. edvsnced but tnat We na I ~
and make mere oom5oEtsbls and proions Life and hs
most Of eAsss can be successfully cured II taken IN any
lind ef tine. Rumsmbse that this 10 an age o. IN
psovenspt end rsmedies are being discovered tnai ar
axm dtsae Of many Of To tszrors- We ipvts tlN
. siys = one tris, When We can prove alive hn''
eaaA n ths aeove.y 5IsA Elisls"ss
Ia SALT RHEUM,AND SCALD HEAD
We claim positively 70 cure every case Of thess q.
sslvps 70 evs go 70 any csss ef the hind We eanh'
cure andvs generally cure with two prescnphon'
s9b3GH ~ G57 = -- ~ 'a
..eRs following lstts Il nom the wife Of b.
borrow q rsd1 New Philsdslphia, Dec. 81. ~.
d sxAssos Sir desire . e1pres 2. H. \.
seedesp efstudeI feel for the great benehti na,s
= nasS ssSaS.S NJ fssdu.n. It hs@%OnSass q 3.
lung that had almtt dspaissd Of rscoyery, sna no.
lad seeems evident tes ny friends that wtnou.
Rssssy ss sSs'S 81 1f 'Sfy 5vi, ss
he INT month"; treatment began 10 perceive "a
e. hstns.Aass va mueh iss frequent and fTeaIi
Sintptansd y Quantity and nom thss time iorss,
nave IA tszotfhks and Inov enjoy better bea-
than hFe for ssysyla yes1s At the commencena'
e. tfsaflent you only gave me encoursgementto ne
In re1t1sptin 20 asaasonatls dsyree Of health.
ez2ests9Ra N fis rsspsct have been more thsn sar
I'D nlSb .heuid 80 tlssys n any afc;ed :. !
was, can Nith grsst conAdence recommend 5'''
sesensnt as ons d grsst emeacy.
...,tsail1sk ~ sod Hn- L. r. srocS~1"
The New York herald., 1864-09-12
ExPRESsEs

DuRNHAu's FURNITURE EXPRESS OFFICE, IFS
- west Eleventh sreet between Pinh and ssth svcnues
shipped all parts Of the world Large for moving
furniture In city country. Furniture stored.
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

INon saLE.-A FIRsT CLASS FARM IN wEsrcBEs.
.cr sopa,t, pear depot Large sna ans mansion, .a-
u 1ns order srt f the beet farms w the oounty.
n " IkELA Nd. No bx Pine street. room j.
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

INoR sALE-A BRICK HOUSE AND SIX LOTS IN
A Lafayette vlase, Hudson eoaniy n j. one mile and
guarier from the Csrs leave twenty min Ges
the The house is % feet ason 56 feet deep In
sudinz extenslon ten rooms, with las and water
through grognss three and Well
~id with towers and shrubbery xDt over cry frst
lreas BRwton backberres grapes, &c Inquire OF r =.
hBsCHUff on the premises. corner Of Washington and
Communlpaw Lafayette. n. j. OF DAVID
The New York herald., 1864-09-12
SALES OF RIAL ESTATE.

rLAsrlc sfREKr ~ .oPERrY FOR sALF.-rHE
y n"usr ana Ast - H9 Atlantic street brooklss 10
kew York city. ~~' -Sf'
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

nHE ST. JULIEN HoTEL--THE FINEST HOUSE on
staten Island the fall and winter months 10 thirty
from the city the landing The II
new sad The for families and single gsss.
The New York herald., 1864-09-12

EoR sALE-A TWO AND A HALF STORY FRAME
q House, with two Lots; house 22x30 with two
story extension I6x2 filed IN. tin roof &C. In Meseroe
avenue between Oakland and Newell streets Inquire
lhe premises or of y. PALMER corner OF Colyer and
tranKln streets GreenpoinL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-23
How Philadel phsa secessfonAsts Hes
ceiye the War News.

How Phil phsa Neces ~ onAsts Hes
ceiye the War News.
The Philadelphia North American Of
Saturday. describing the reception ofrths
news from Grants army in that city,
says xsA =
We saw secession women, forced to
pass through the crowd yesterday, hurry
ing by with their fingers in their ears, to
keep out the detested shouts Of the news
boys, "a victory for GEN Grant r Two
elegantly dressed ladies emerged from the
Girard Bank Just as the first extra was
issued. They caught the cry of the boys
selling the extras, and their hips blanched.
''My God, kats,' Ne heard one say to
ths other, tathe Yankees are beating US r.
They turned up toward Chestnut street
for halt q square, and then rstrsced their
steps. sIve heard too much already
We heard one say to the other, "Let us
30 down TO Walnut street out of the din"
The other lady tried TO console her com
panion by intimations that the news was
not true, but . presentiment of evh ap-
pssred to have been upon her, and she
refused to be coplfotted. *