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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-11-25
HEADQUARTERS VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, !
LExIssTos, vIRaISIA, November s, 1864. !

GPECIAL ORDERS No. %.
~ I. The regular Academic Exercises of the In
stitution will be resumed at the Alms-House, Rich
mond, on the lsF OF DECEMBER. ALI Professors
Assistant Professors Officers and Cadets except such
as may receive other orders, will promptly report
for duty at the time and place designated.
/ II. As unavoidable causes have delayed the re-
sumption of duties, the deposit called for by the
quarterly circular will be reduced to 500, andmay
be placed to the credit Of the Treasurer of the VT-
ginia Military Institute In the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia on or before the lst Of December. When
supplies are deposited by Cadet, the meney depo-
sit will be diminished by the value Of these supplies
estimated by schedule rates Should the deposits
now called for be insufficient to meet current ex-
penses, due notice will be given.
By command Of
Major-General +. II. SMITH.
J. H. MoRnrsos, Acting Adjutant Virginia Military
In,'titute. no l2--2awtDel
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40 I'LL u LII g 81 ~
u! 1DAx - - ~ 8 ps.e..lsy - VI
rowhataa epuntya eoatn1ning thsss hun1ue1 -
1 ,ySsss aos1s VII 80 two-s1sy DWkx11No-
nsnt a q nsssssssy oUT. hours. 1S.s -
hneeA bnnesls q wheat ~ hrty bueIhals q Win4w
go $1,000 g - 49, nsw. lsoAing xs)L 1hs
mia q Po9kAtan sta8ten, nkekn1ad ana DnnvSIs
failruad; heathy locality, and hss excellent we'll
the Farm Will sell al H. CROPS % every kjnd.
mads this ys.s alssy thru MULES, cns IORsE'
one yoke a 0xEN, MICH COWS, burteen HOGS:
FARMING UTEMS1IS Of syssy kind, smbracips
new P1ows good ThEsshing- Machine, Wheat Pan
Corn-Sheller, Carts, Wagon, SC.
TERMa Cash.
Persons wishing 70 attend from Richmond or
above can do - ~ taking the Richmond and Dan
vile cars TO Povhatan station IN the morning. ana
return on TIM evening u TIE same day Sale 10
commences at II O'Clock A. ~, and conducted by
J. b. GoODR. W. g. sTYNNrp
no i8--3tsTuAF
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By Hill, Dickinson & Co., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE will sell, on FRI
i DAY next, at 10 o'clock, at the auction house
of Hill, Dickinson & Co., VALUABLE FAMILY
OF NEGROES. Il. W. POINDEXTER, ,
no 2i-2t Trustee and Commissioner.
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By James NJ. Taylor, Auctioneer.

VACANT LOT ON TWENTY-NINTH
v STREET, CHURCH HILL, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION-will be sold on TUESDAY, the 29th Of
November, at o'clock P. NJ, on the premises, a
VACANT LOT on the east side Of Twenty ninth
street, adjoining the residence Of Mr.. John Walsh.
The lot fronts thiItysthree feet on Twenty-ninth
street and runs back one hundred and thirty-two
feet.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
no 25At JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u CQNEEnRR ATE or ATIS or ANfI.nIn.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA..
NOVEMBER 7rH, ls64.-Ordered. that Receivers
Thomas T. Giles, Henry L. Brook, Thomas II.
Campbell, John M. Speed, Francis L. Smith aud
William A. Marry do each Of them, on the l2rn
DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, render and state
and make before William +. Watson, a conInis-
soner of this court such account and settlement
of his transactions receiver for the SIX months
next succeeding the date of his last settlement as
required by the 10Th section Of the Act Of Congress
entitled can act for the sequestraon Of the estate
property and effects Of alien enemies, and for the
indemnity Of citizens Of the Confederate States"-
Approved August so. 1861. But if anyone of said
receivers shall not have made and rendered su.h
account and settlement within the last twelve
months, then he shall render an account Of his
transactions as aforesaid for twelve months next
succeeding his last settlement. And it is further
ordered that the Marshal Of this District 10
be published in the Examiner, Enquirer and Dis
patch, of the city Of Richmond, twice week. for
four weeks consecutively before the said day of set
Element, copy of this order, and that the clerk OF
this court deliver of said newspapers containing
said publication TO the Attorney Of tho Confederate
States for this District.
eopy-Teste: LOFTIN N. ELLETT,
no S-2aw4w Clerk.
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By Z. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
mo. 20 Main street.)

(No. 20 Main street)
FURNITURE, VELVET AND BRUS-
II Sells CARPETS, PIANOS AND MERCHAN-
Disc, FOR SALE AT AUCTION TUESDAY,
I'D instant, at 10 O'clock will SELL at my old stand,
No. 20 Main street, valuable assortment of good
FURNITURE, comprising
Wardrobes, Cabinets,
Washstands, Bedsteads,
Feather Beds, Mattresses,
Chairs, Tables, &c.
splendid Velvet Tapestry Carpet, II by "a feet,
excellent Brussels Carpets,
l superior Mahogany Piano,
good Piano flor beginnersl,
Boots and Shoes, Confederate Paper,
100 cases superior Smoking Tobacco,
20 boxes Chewing Tobacco,
Cooking and Office Stoves, &c.
PosTPoNEMENT.-The above sale is postponed un-
til FRIDAY, the 25th instant, at the same hour.
no % Z. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
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CUNDRIES.
~ 10 barrels Sailed Beef
barrels Bacon Hams and Middlings,
barrels Apple Brandy,
barrel Rye Whiskey,
] barrel Tanners Oil,
10 barrels Spirits Turpentine,
barrel Sugarhouse Molasses,
barrels North Carolina Herrings,
barrel Apple Butter,
20 barrels Winesap Apples,
barrels Irish Potatoes,
10 barrels Supeifine Flour,
bales Cotton Yarns thigh numbers),
bale Plaid Domesties,
200 pairs No. 10 English Cotton Cards,
400 pounds English Bluestone,
100 pounds Maple Sugar,
10 rolls "a and Ga Fulled Cloth,
tierees superior Rice,
80 coils Plowiine Rope,
so kegs Old Dominion Nails,
100 boxes and eaddies Manufactured Tobacco
% boxes and barrels Leaf Smoking Tobacco,
on consignment, for sale by
K. r. ROBERTS, Commission Merchant
no 2S--3ts corner Cary and Thirteenth streets
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGIL
I'D MIA Observation-Disclosures, va
cancy has occurred in the General Assembly OF this
Commonwealth by the resignation Of Paulus Pow
ell, Esq, late member Of the House Of Delegates
from the county of Amherst; therefore,
L, WILLIAM SMITH, Governor of Virginia, do
hereby proclaim and make known that, in exercise
of authority vested in the Executive by law, have
ordered an election in the said county Of Amherst
for the purpose of fRng said vacancy and that the
sheriff of that county will cause such election to be
held ON THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December
next.
-, Given under my hand Governor. and
L. 8. under the seal Of the Commonwealth, at
-, Richmond, this 2lst day of November, A. ID.
1864, and in the eighty-ninth year Of the Common
wealth. VIM. SMITH.
Teste: GEO. W. MUNFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
no 22~-Tu F&TuSt
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GrncfAL NoTIcx. ~-0n TUESDAY
MKT, nth instant, commencu9 At haJrpast 10
A. ~, We VIII III ths reinainder Of the Goods &C.,
that could not Be disposed of the sd instant,
embracing quite An assortment, In which we note
10 cases excellent Stick Licorice,
50 boxes Soap,
gro rcams Wrapping Paper, ~'
10,0 900 Florida Cigars,
10 tie1ces Rice,
500 packages Manufactured Tobacco.
After which, the remainder Of the day viii be de-
voted to the sale Of BOOKS. We mention, al
ready in store, large and valuable Library, full
particulars Of which will be given in catalogue on
Saturday morning. This library is worthy the at
tention Of any person desiring scarce and valuable
books.
The sale Of hooks will commence at half-past II
A. NJ. and continue until finished, as this Is posi-
lively our last sale. =.
We invite consignments until Monday evening.
Parties wishing 10 send Books, &C., for sale, Will
furnish lists with them
WILLIAMS & NORFLEET, Auctioneers,
corner of Main and Thirteenth streets.
no 25-td
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OTRAYED, on the night of the 20th in
~ slant, large SORREL HORSE, with a ST ar
in his forehead small sore on his withers caused
by the saddle; his name short by the eolisr,
and short, bushy tail. A reward of TWENTY
W. W. McCLOY.
Company B, Twenty-fourth Virginia cavalry,
no 2S-3t~ Gary's brigade
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CTOCKS, BONDS, &C.. FOR SALE
~ We offer for sale the following BONDS, viz:
Confederate per cent. Coupon Bonds, long
dates;
Confederate per cent. Registered Bonds, fif-
teen-Inillion issue;
Confederate per cent Non-taxable Bonds, five
hundred million ISSUE
Confederate per cent. Non-taxable Bonds, two
years after date
Virginia State Stock new issue)
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock;
!. Virginia Central Railroad Stock;
-Four per cent Bonds and Certificates.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERS0N.
)2-3t
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By Edling & Co., Auctioneers,
mo. 202 Main street.)
WE WILL SELL, on SATURDAY,
w November Goth, at the Horse Lot, Council
Chamber HILL f not sold privately before that day.
NINE EXCELLENT MULES, belonging to Mrs.
j. II. Harrison. They can be at the farm Of
Mr.. Frank G.. Rufin, four miles from Richmond,
near Drewry's Bluff Mr.. SIMMONS, the overseer OF
Mrs. Harrison, will show the Mules to any person
wishing to purchase.
EDLING & CO., Auctioneers,
no 24-2ts 202 Main street.
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DIAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND

DIAPER MILL AND WOOD LAND
AZ AUCTION.-Win Be sold ut suction. on
THURSDAY, December LIST, 1t the Blue Ridge Ho-
tel, IN Botetoart county, on the macadamized road
FIVE miles from Fincastle, z PAPER MILL, located
one mile from the hotel, and TRACT OF vAIU-
ABLE WOOD LAND, three miles distant from the
mill The mill Is IN good order, with excellent ma
chinery, but little worn-indecd, "a good a. new
The establishment is supplied with . saperabun-
dance of clear water for washing rags and the Iaht
TO make lime for Its purposes from an adiosn,ns
quarry.
Sale to take place at IL O'Clock, and terms cash.
J. A. COWARDIN
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TWILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT
w my store, on SATURDAY, November rs, 1T
10 o'clock, a desirable lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Crockery and Glassware,
Stoves, &c.
Ready-made Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Shoes, Hats, &c.
Several fine Gold and Silver Watches.
Jewelry, &c.
no 25 O. w WILLIS, Auctioneer.
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auetioneers.

OMALL HOUSE AND LOT, ON AN
~ ALLEY BETWEEN ARCH, BYRD. FIRST
AND SECOND STREETS, AT AUOTION.-On
MONDAY, 18th November, at o'clock p. NJ, we
will sell at auction, upon the premises, small
FRAMED DWELLING, situated above stated
and occupied by Mary Maloney. Possession given
at once. TERMS At SALE
no "a GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND, FREDERIcKsBURcl
AND PoToNAc RAILROAD COMPANY
Richmond, November -, 1864. J

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Stockhold
of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY who
have, or shall have, dividends dine to them and un-
collected. hereby notified that all dividends will
be payable only in the treasury notes Of the Con-
fedsrate States lin which alone, during the existing
day Of February 1865 and after that date, At the
option Of this company, in the said treasury notes
or in the bonds of the Confederate States, valued
and paid at the price without interestl paid for
such bonds by this company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
no 23-6t j. D. WINSTON. Treanrer
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BY Williamson & Co., Auctioneers,
(No. 1872 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.)
GLASS AND CROCKERYwARE.
FURNITURE,
FANCY ARTICLES,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
STOVES.
CARPETS,
GOLD WATCHES, &c.,
AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the ed instant, commence
ing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, will sell at saesroOms,
No. 1872 Main street, fine assortment of GOODS,
consisting of the following and other articles:
Mahogany Pianos,
Brussels and other Carpets,
Parlor, Cane and Windsor Chairs,
Haireloth Rockers,
Dining, Parlor and Kitchen Tables,
Tete-a-Tetes and Lounges,
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bedsteads,
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses,
Pillows, Bolsters, Sheets, Blankets, SC.
Mirrors, Glass and Crockeryware,
Boots and Shoes,
Gold Watches,
Fancy Articles,
Cooking, PaIlor and other Stoves.
ALSO,
large lot of NEW and VERY FINE OVERCOATS.
Will be sold at IL O'Clock precisely,
l very handsome light Spring Wagon, with
Tongue and Set of Double Harness.
PosTPoNEMENT.-The above sale is postponed un-
til FRIDAY, the 25th instant.
no % WILLIAMSON & co. Auctioneers.
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ono r. Min stssst)
svXTE SHALL SELL, ON COUNCIL
w CHAMBER HILL. On SATURDAY
WOHNfN0, the 18th, ct 10 o'clock,
Thses very 6ne r0UN0 HoRsKs-may b
used fcK cavalry.
ALSO.
One BUGGY and HARNEss. In good order /;
One dne GOLD WATCH, in good order
One lot HARNESS, for farming uss.
4. H. LUCK = CO., Auctioneers.
M Is k8E& No. IS Main street.
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lust PUBLISHED, INSTRUCTIONS

NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting Of the
IN IRON MASTERS Of tho State Of Virginia
vil be held in Richmond. 1t the ONCE Of the Old
SOth day Of November. & 10 O'Clock a n
AL persons Interested In the production Of iron
are respectfully invited 70 attend.
y. WA1nEN Sl4AU0HTER.t
Chairman a. mestine.
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OST, a. round GOLD SLEEVE BUT.
i 4 TON. The loser will pay the full appraised
value of it if left at Mr.. GENNETI'S store, on
Main street. no 25-6tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-07
Foreign Emigration.

The New York Daily Tribune, of the
l7ih inst, shys:
The number of immigrants landed at
this port between the LIST of January last
and the 3lst Of May, inclusive, is 6S,07S,
of whom Al .2S3 were from Ireland, TO-
34S from Germany, s,ll4 from England,
I,lS6 from Scotland, ia from Wales,
aud ,9S3 from all other countries; being
an increase OF lS 396 over the correspond
ing period of last year.--The like ratio
of Increase during the remainder of 1864
will give total immigration at this port
of 2i4,SS6 souls, which IL an increase Of
bS, ,Ob2 over 1868, Of l3S, $40 over 1862,
Ii0,3i7 over 1891, l09,7I4 ovsr 1860,
1856 ,b54 over 1869, I36,2S7 over
1858, and l,l03 over 1857. The num-
her OF imm grants arriy thisyear Ut N.w
York compared 10 the whole number ar.
riving in the country, is considerably
greater than formerly, and vii not, in ali
probability, fall short oi 80 per cent, OF
the sum total.
The improved character Of the present
immigration is shown by the fact that a
larger ratio of the passengers Dre now
brought by screw steamers. In 1856,
the number of passengers landed at Cas-
tie Garden from steamers was about o.
900, or trife more than three per cent
of the aggregate arrivals. while in 1863,
the numbers rose to 63,93l, of forty per
cent. of the whole. In the month Of
May, 1868, IL steamers brought 8, $50
passengers, and 40 sailing vessels brought
is 500, making an aggregate of 24,246
During the month OF May last, the num-
bcr OF passengers landed at Castle Cur
den was 32,7i6; IS steamers bringing
Is ,552; 52 sailing vessels bringing 49,.
1914. The arrivals Of emigrant steamers
at this port during she year 1868 amount.
ed TO 40, of which l23 were under the
flag Of Great Britain, 81 under that OF
Hamburg, and not one under thst Of the
United States. Well may The London
Times say: ITO avoid the risk OF a
capture, a large portion of the carrying
trade has been transferred TO British bot
toms. The escape Of the Alabama, in
short, has immensely increased the prof
| its of the liverpool ship-owners.
The price OF steerage passengers by
steam from Liverpool to Queenstown or
10 New York is FL Is, or S35 in gold,
which is nearly double the rLte charged
by sailing vessels. Notwithstanding ths
difference, the popularity Of the former
is increasing from day to day. Beside
the saving of time, the steamers offer to
thelsteerage passenger an amount ofccm.
/ fort and degree OF attention to sanitary
arrangements altogether unknown OF
i sailing vessels. Each person is proyi.
ded with seEarat, berth to sleep In
and women are placed 10 room b,
themselves. Three cooked meals ar,
furnished daily with the same regularity
ns in the first cabin. The contrast be
tween steam and sailing vessels Is Illus
led by the case OF the ship Cynosurc
ing under the British aag, which ar
/ ,ived at this port in the month OF Noyem'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-07
General Grant in Oamp

\ letter othe Boston Journal from
New York says:
Gen Grant in campl Who would not
like to see him? A pastor of this city
went Tor the Christian Commission. uc
had, of course, great desire for a eer.
soma interview with the Lieut.. General
But he was told he could not oain acrc..
to him at nll-could not see him cvcu.
Tie resolved to try. With three friends
OF The I smmission, he set cut, found the
tent OF the General aud made for it
Advancing towards the front he at onr..
saw that the tent was occupied. A
person sat near the entrance. He was
coatlcss, sitting in his shirt sleeves: his
vest was unbuitoncd, his feet were iu
slippers and raised upon q stool; he was
alone, reading newspaper and had "A
cigar in his mouth. As the three zen.
ilcmcn approached, he look d up. One
OF them asked, ais this Gen. Crnnt's
tent" lie somewhat replied, That,
my nsmc." "Will you allow three New
York clcrgymcn soon TO 90 home, To
take you Ivy the handw "Witb tho
greatest of pleasure was the responsc:
Il am glad to see YOU gentlemen; tsks
seats How do you endure the cam.
paignl was asked. With great tender.
ness he replied. Finely. only wish
my men endured il as well.' One %,
them said: i was in hopes to have al,
tended you Ia Richmond. General, be-
fore went home To which Gencral
Grant responded in emphatic tones.
looking the clergymcn earnestly in the
eye, i expect tp go there While the
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-07


MExIco.- The New York Herald's
Mexican correspondent says the Juarez
government has been perfected and es-
tablished a. Monterey. The Liberals
more than 40 900 strong, were preparing
to march on Potos. The French I'm
pcralists had been completely routed at
Tomita, and there was great enthusiasm
FOR the national cause:
0HTMost men like Il spir, Of self sac.
rifce in their friciIds great deal bet.
ter than in themselves.
erThc heart of beautiful woman.
like that of a beautiful flower, may be- the
abode Of reptile.
OTSlanders issuing from beautiful
lips nrc like spiders crawling the busl-
ing heart of rose.
0TIt is better TO accomplish perfce.
tly very small amount of work, than
to half do ten times as much.
OF God carries his people when they
cannot walk; He pitics our weakness,
but not our sloth.
or Mr.. Wetmore, State Agent at
Washington writes that female nurses
are not wanted for the Army OF ths
Potomac, there being no accommodate
tions for them.
0J- Cowper snys that the tear is wip-
ed with address may be followed, per-
haps, with smile. If u woman's tear
the "perhaps" is unnecessary; you can
always dry il with dress.
or The receipts Of cotton at The port
of New Orleans during the first Sin
months of 1868 were lS.0T6 balcs.
against Ii3 ,25s bales during the same
time in 1864. The receipts were chiefly
from Louiriunu.
OF Gen. Burbridgs has DECIDED not
to Riye up the horses reeaptured from
Morgan and now in Government pos.
session to any but loyal owners. Those
who make claims for horses must estab.
lish their loyalty.
AsrosIsHss RAILWAY ORDERs.-A
wounded Col. OF one OF ihe New Jersey
regiments, lately desiring totravol in
sleeping car from Washington to 1'ren.
ton, aud aware that some OF the railway
ofic ials insisted on not allowing any wsy
passenger on through line to use such
cars, bought ticket to New York. Hs
was informed that the travelling public
had made some complaint against allow
ing wounded officers in the sleeping cars,
which had induced the company 10 issus
an order forbidding any wounded man
entering theml The Trenton Monitor 10
the authority for this ststement. The
action Of the company makes ono blush
with shame. If there is no patriotisnrin
the manap ers. their business and common
sense ought to remind them that the
very preservation ard safety Of, their
property Is due TO the noble deeds Of our
soldiers, gho have freely offered their
lives to preserve tho nation, ana along
with II the property OF these ehusiisS
railway corporations tM
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-07
LYONS KATHAIRON,

LYONS KATHAIRON,
kathairon Is from the Greek word "Ka,hro,- - o
'ka'esiro," ,ienifying to cleanse, rciu,cpste snd
res'ore. This sr,cle the word IL siui6e, For pre-.
serving, restoring snd beautfyne the human hair II
s'he most remarkable preparation in the world. Il
again owned and put up BY the or gnai proprietor,
andis now made with the same care skill and aten.
uon which gave ita sale ofoyetone milliou bottle,
per annum.
It's most delightful tiair DRESSING.
" eradicate scurf snd dandrun.
itkee " the head cool snd clean.
u makes the hair rich. son. and glossy.
II preveats the hair from falling OF and turn.
ing grey.
!, restores hair uron bald heads.
Any laly oi gentleman who values sbesu,ifai bead
ofhair should use I.yons Kathaiton. Iii. known
and used throughout the civilized world. Sold by
allresPeetable dealers
DEMAS s. BARNES & Co. NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-07


Der last after passsge offorty-two day,.
She left Liverpool with 5G5 passengers.
Of whom there died, during the yoyape
and atter arrival at Quarantine, from
Ship-tcvor and smallpox, 20; and on ar.
rival, u cases Of smallpox, aud II of
yphus fever and suffering from exhaus.
ton and debility, were removed to tn.
hospitals. The average duration of the
passages Of the City ofNew york, of the
Dale and lnmon line, for the year 1864
was ] days ~ hours, or only eight hour.
more than that Of the Sootia-ihc crack
sup OF the Cunard line. I, need hardly
DC remarked that vessels Of this type, Of
which there are from twenty 10 thirty
now running between this and Europcnn
ports, are adapted to the accommodation
ol class Of ofpasscngcrs who would not
SUBMIT tothe inconScuiences Of the steer.
age OF sailing vessel.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-07-07
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

The parnes in -. Louis Il cinennAui, 'ho have
heeu Counterfe'iing the Mustang Linn snt under
pretens- Of proprietor.bip'a hive been thoroughly
stopped by the Courts. To qua nj sgnin,t further i'm
position I have procured from tue l.. s,'rr A.ury,
private steel plat revenue stamp, which Is plac.
I'd over the top Of each bottle, Each stamp hear
he rae sIAILE ormy signature, snd without which
the article is acounlsrfeit, dangerous aud worth.
les, imitation. Examine every bottle. This Lini.
meni has been Id use and gtowinfin f,yer for mH'
ny years. There hardly exists hamlet on the hahi
table Globe tant doe, not cohiSin evidence of II.
wonderful easct'. u 1. the best emolisn' H. the
world. With itspresent improved ingredients. it,
effects upon m an or beast arc perfectly iemarkn'
bic. Sores are healed; pains relieved, lives saved,
valuable animals made usefu , and untold illsm
susssd. For cuts, bruises. sprains, rheumatism,
swellinRs, bites, caked breasts, strained horses &c
Il is n Sovereign Remedy that should neverbs di,
pensed with. II should he in sve.y family Sold
by all Druggists.
D. BARNES, N. Y.