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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06

t.sy should u riSrp. a. Az EQUIVALENT,
cnnfAIS rnoroRftoS OF rrEfH PROPERTY
q ffifh, a mn, a third " ollo pfeJ0fiioA. The
would place the rieh and poor. with respect 10
tho pecuniary equivalent n personal service, rel.
alivcly on The same level. II the failure was re-.
gar'ied also A. a political offence. DisFRks.
cuisEsENr m,gh n ad,ief. Such n provision
would prevent also The destruction u liberty Of
conscience for n no government y iniallble.
nation may NJ any time engage In a war which
many just men cannot cbnscitnfi0usly approve
Of OF assist in prosecuting. And u has never
yet been found possible 10 bring the opinions Of
al honest men a. an agreement with reference o.
war OF political theories.
II conscFiplion u retained NJ all. Il should hc
with this modification. fning delinquent, In pro.
portion 90 their property for beside. the i'm
equality Of claiming the same amount Of person.
NJ service from the poor and the rich. aud the
destruction % liberty Of conseicncc nv fore
Ing men absolutely into the military service II
no provision whatever Was made la a conscrip-
tion law, allowing any equivaleui for personal
service, this wOnld prove one " the very strong.
est Inducements to bribery the part of many
wealthy persons accustomed 90 lie Of east or
unfit 20 endure Lafdships. In order "a avoid
being drafted or 10 purchase commissions. A.
20 the proposed plan " repeating the three hun.
drod dollar exemption clause In tho present con.
scription law, this would render the provisions oi
the law much morn arisioerntic than they now
are; cor the wealthy would still employ subsli'
tutca. while thai class OF poor men who might be
able 10 ray three hundred dollars, but unable 20
pay q larger sum for substitutes. would then he
forced into tho ranks without any alternative.
Whatever may lie their pretended object, the
real design of oonscriptions /. nearly always
either 10 force poor men into the ranks TOR rith
men scarcely ever enter the ranks, CONSUMPTION
law cor no consumption law.) or to persecnte OF
destroy honest men whose conscicnccs do not
approve of the war in which nation may at the
time he engaged.
A FRIENp OF LfnRRTY
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
DIED.

On tn sdsy the 5th inst. Mrs. +. J. MrsIcx wife of
ID. c Nincs.
The funeral vii take place this day at O'Clock p NJ,
from N" Palmer House.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06

"A contract has been entered into for
painting 20 cost SO 900. and TO be placed in The
..eye Of the dome" Of the Capitol IT Washington.
so far above the spectators that some OF the Re.
nsls Agusss introduced will De I'VE y.r5s
high.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
UNDERTAKEN.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
United States Marshars Sale.
Robert l.. Cutting.

Robert l.. eating,
".
The President aud Directors
Of the
Peru and indianapolis
Railroad Company e.. ut.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06

MIR Conway writes from England 70 the
Commonwealth l. follows:
Lately the vile OF the VERY eminent Bishop OF
Exeter Mrs Philphot. died; and there has been
a great deal Of interest in The Chris:isu world 20
know what were the concluding scenes Of a life
20 devoted % Chrissiau work A. hers was known
20 be When dea.h near she caller I'll her
domesiics 20 her bedside and silently took leave
Of them She then said slowly. BE sure and see
that the old Bishop has his warm soup every
evening aud d'ed"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06

-CosvIcrEp. the Harrison county. Ken
lucky. Creais Coor., At Cyuthisns. a man named
WHiTsoS has been convicted Of niurisr IN he
frsf degree. and sentenced TO be hung or the 9Th
OF February. GE0KGE SIDKLL Was convicted. ia
the same court. at manslaughter aud sentenced
70 confinement for teFu Of years N the pen =
tsutiary.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06

b shop Clark 20, FIVE hundred dollar mar
rage zee st Providence. Rhode Inland. on Christ
mes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-06
NEW PU sLIcATlON.
20 b. pUHs.SsEED TODAY!
gHE piRsT EuMBEs oy
THE RURiL iNTELLsGENCER (!

4 WEEKLY PAPER, DErOrED T0THE INTERESTS
~ OF Agriculture. Horiiclt re, Education the Arts
WI Sci'ncs~. etc. .c.
The Rural ntellieencer VIII De published evrrv We'd
nescav. ii1 = ATTMoRE st No - East Washington
street (thr tory, 81 - PEI advance. IL
viii be made ,hi Royal avo size and
printed on 'ew upr aad ear white paper ihe pub
Usher particularly c> the attention AMI pa ronaee %
Ag-icriturist- and Hrrticrlfuri-is. i.Ilt- dat
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
r. q z II G. e..

T WILL meet the citizens Of Hampstead Co.
l. in the different Townships, for the purpose
of assessing and collecting their Taxes, at the
folloing times and places viz:
Fulton, Bois dare Township. Monday and
Tuesday, 18th and 10th February, 1864;
Spring Hill, Spring Hill Township, Wednes-
day and Thursday, 18th and 18th.
Mrs. Hancock's, Carouse. Township Friday
and Saturday, 10Th and 20th
Moscow. Missouri Township, Monday and
Tuesday 22d and 23d;
Cottiugham's Store Red Land Township,
Wednesday and Thursday, 24th and .z5th;
Nashville, Mine Greek Township, Friday
and Saturday. Goth and 9th;
Columbus. Saline Township, Monday and
Tuesday. 29th Feb. and 1st March.
Washington, Ozan Township, Wednesday
and Thursday, the I'd and 81.
All attend and pay your Taxes, as L have
them to collect according to law.
JAMES A. WHITESIDES,
Jan. 90, 1864. Assessor and collector.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

United States. and systematic management
of abandoned estates in the South.
HDoEs. ARMY OF THE PoTcNAc. Dec. 70. Al
quiet. mud-bound n camp. The SD New York
lst Delaware and 9th MieL.-.l I'm to-day .cr
home % recruit under recent general orders
The 9Th Niscon SIN left yesterday for the same
purpose These are All veteran regiments.
NAsHINGTON. Dec. 2g-An expedition to
cooperate with Gen. Averll, consisting of two
regiments of infantry, 400 cavalry and -
battery of six guns, numbering l 400 in all
under command Of Col G. d. Wells, Of the
34th, Massachu sets infantry, returned to Hnr-
pers Ferry without the loss of man, after pen
etrating to Harris burg, where Averill had fin
ished his work. After Wells had accomplished
his diversion, strictly according TO orders. he
found himself confronted by 1000 70 10000 a
Lees forces, ith Gen. Eosseau's brigade ana
part OF Stuart's cavalry in his rear, at FrUEt
Royal
By clever stategy and forced marches Le
escaped the frmer and avoided the latter fol-
ces, and reached his post with hi= men and mu-
nitions unframed. SO desperate at one time
seem d the chances Of the expedition that the
rebels IN Winchester offered bets that not a man
would return. one hundred rebel prisoners
were brought off.
The $50 New York and 5th Micbi gan passed
here tom ght, .homeward bound. The 9TH Wis
consin passel previously
The President and Secretary Of War returned
tonight from a visit TO the encampment Of rebel
prisoners at Point Lookout, III il understood
that they satisfied themselves that about 900
or one-tenth Of the whole number. were ready 10
enter the service Ofthe United States
The President Of the Western Sanitary Com
mission, Mr. Ycatman, has been h-re or the
purpose Of representing u the authorities the
needy and suffering condition of freedmen on
the Mississippi river, and urging the immediate
adoption OF measures ior their relief. 1t il un-
derstoed that he has been directed, in conjunc-
ton with the special agent Of the Treasury De-
partmcnt. Mr.. Mcllel, To make thorough in
spection OF the abandoned plantations under
lease aud report NJ Washington. He left here
yesterday.
Adjt. Gen. Thomas reports Col Hawkins bri-
gade of 5000 colvrcd soldiers. AT Mlliken's Bend
in excellent condition, ana its commander aver
that 1t can whip any 5000 rebels now in arms
Gen. Thomas th nix that by spring ihcre will
not OIly be negroes enough in the field to guard
the baHks Of The Mississippi river the whole length
but also 10 give a large surplus for other duty
a. other points or in the field.
The New York WASHINGTON dispatch OF last
night says: Officers from The front to-nigh say
a small rebel cavalry force held the north bank
o. the kapidAn At Raccoon Ford. Our forces
occupy Cedar Mountain. There was a little
sIirmishilg oa Saturday. occasionod il Is sup
posed. by our army extending it, picket lines
On tue right The rcbel army has gone into
winter quarters between GOrdonsville and Or
anss COurt House.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

From EURoPE.-St Johns, n. F., Dec. 2s-
The steamer Atri4tic from Galway 22d ar
riv d here At o'clock this afternoon. Her
dates are five days later than those by the city
Of hanche-ter
The names Of persons serving on any rebel
vessel. who b-loE- to the naval reserve are
orlcrel to be stricken from the list 10 forfeit
all privileges, aud nor to be allowed to re-enter
the service.
Pres dent Line lns Message and amnesty
Proclamation was generally regarded as i'm
practicable The Liverpool Post says Lord
Lyons, in a message to Earl Russell. predicts
the termination "A the war in three months
The IN. ssAge oF jeff DAVIS il regarded ~ show
ing no 81 ms OF yielding on the part Of the
South. Its stated that tho rebel government
have made due provision for the payment Of
the : 900 cotton loan bonds to be drawn for
in March.
PoLAxD.-Telegram continued to report en-
gagements and insurgent successes Three
insurgent leaders hnd been hung at Llzzia
The rebel financial European agent writes
to the Lordon Morning Herald to show that
the Richmond authorities are taking measures
to support their commercial credit.
NEW YoRK, Dc. Z9.-The city Of Maaches-
ter arrived this evening. Her news is mainly
anticipated.
Official letters from the Duke of New Castle
to the Governor of Bahamas states that in
SidNc ethSicof bGAilEcAthA Nt,ScAo may III
ter that port on permission of resident officials
specially delegated, instead Of on permission
of the Governor solely. F1
The Morning Post says that Lord Wade
house is instructed t. tell the King of Den-
mark that he may rely upon the assistance Of
England in the event Of the integrity of Dem
mark being threatened
The Emperor Napolcan had made brief
and pacific speech in response TO the address
of the Senate. A paragraph in his address rel
ative to Mexico, met with some objection, but
was finally adopted after n ministerial state
ment that the Government was app uachiny
the establishment of stable COVE nment in
Mexico, at firm resolute and rapid peace.
A paragraph relative to Poland and the Eu-
ropean Congress debated at length and
produced strong anti ussan sentiments and
a counter protest against going to war for the
Poles. ea - l T. .'Aa
1t is again stated that the New French loan
is to be raised by public subscription.
1t i, stated that Nj. Lupevie, the new rebsl
Envoy to France, has mission to notify the
French Government Of the recognition by the
Confederate Government of the Empire Of
Mexico; also, to try and persuade the Empe-
ror Nopoieon to recognize tue South in return
| for such acknowledgment. ftfa- rra rl
The Holstein question remains without
| change. A., .s-- E-ss-rr.a -.aai
! The synopsis Of Linz olns message and pro
clama'ion received BY the Arabia vie. Halifax.
| attracted comment.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
E0 the Ladies'.

A LADY has very handsome piece of straw
II coiored Tarletan, suitable for An evening =
dress, which she wishes To exchange for =
Calico or Homespun piece-pattern for pattern.
She has also Il handsome Satin Mantle, which
she would exchange for home made goods.
Enquire of the editor
Washington, January l3, 1864. 5l-tf
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
Negroes for Sale.

A BOUT 20 Negroes belonging tn the estate Of
IL John Johnson, deceased, will be sold at
auction at Washington, Ark, on Monday, 18th
February, for Confederate money, by the un-
dersigned-
ROBT A. BRUNSON, Admir-.
January IS, 1864. 5l-3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
Wa SHINGTON
EEIHS ALE AGAsk ELY.

T1HE Spring Session Of the Washington Fe
L male Academy VIII commence on Monday,
Goth, 1864, under the superintendent of Mrs.
Field and Miss Brown. Rates of Tuition $40
and $50. Payment at the end of each half
session. No deduction except in case of pro-
tracted Illness.
January 20 1864 52rtf
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
$gS Reward.

T OST between Camp Bragg and CamIen,
u large black Morocco Pocket Beok contain
ing about four hundred dollars in Confederate
Notes and some valuable papers. The above
reward will be paid if delivered to me at camp
CIR posted where can get it.
7. J. CHUCHILL, Brig. Gen.
Dec go 1863. 49:ow*
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
STOLEN.

JIROM nv lot, near the Fulton road, an old
u BUGGY WHEEL. with Spokes ont. /
will pay liberal reward for its return. or sell
tie rest of the Buggy to the thief for Coun-
tsrfeit Money. BENZ. ?. JET, SEN,
Jan. %, 1854. l-3.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
General Orders.

No. 5S.
l. Frequent instances have been brought to
the knowledge of the Commanding General of
leaves of absence and furloughs being granted
by subordinate commanders.
Hereafter no order will be recognized separat-
ing an officer or soldier from his command ex-
cept in cases of sick soldiers in general hospi-
tails, unless issued from Department and District
Headquarters, OR with the sanction of District
Commanders
Officers and soldiers absent from their COM
nlands whose orders do not bear the appro-
val required by this order. will lie arrested
and sent to their commands, and the papers
relating to their case. forwarded to these Head
quarters.
ii. When commands are encamped within
the jurisdiction of enrolling officers, they are
required to call on the officers thereof, who
will, pursuant to General Orders, No. IS,
Headquarters, District of Arkansas, December
10, 1868, arrest and turn over to them .'any
camp-followers liable to CONSUMPTION, and any
deserters or stragglers who may come within
thelimits of their commands"
III. Passports given to citizens subject to
conscripton, by army officers, do not author
instances, are required 10 conscribe them, and
turn them over to 1t. Gen. Holmes, command
ing District of Arkansas, to be disposed of by
him as other couscripts.
~. Enrolling officers failing to enforce
these orders rigIdiy. will be removed and their
pay Withheld from them.
3. F DANLEY,
Com'd't Couscrpts Dist, of Ark.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27
PaFacssffa Seminary,

Rev. S. STEVENSON, Principal.
Miss PRISCILLA MACON, Music Teacher.
rRATEFUL for the liberal patronage re-
IT ceiyei during these '.wsr times" the
Principal would hereby announce that the
Sixth Session Of this Institution will open the
FIRST MONDAY of FEBRUARY.
I.Lns nlr .Scz1ion ~ TlrenLu EseLs
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

HDoRs. COMD'T CoNsCRIPTs, DIS. OF ARK.
Ins Washington, Jan. Is, 1864
General Orders /
No L.
L. Enrolling Officers are charged with the ex
eeution OF the following extracts of orders from
Department and District Headquarters. viz:
''HDoRs. Dept. TRANs-MISs
Shreveport, Nov. 27, 1868. (
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-27

T'ern.s per Session q T,renty Weeks.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

| TUE COMING DRAFT.-IMPoRTANr NOTICE TO III,
l. i who are ento.d =, liable 10 prait-The New YORK.
that further cal iske to be made bv Presdeat
Hitherto great complaint has been that the quotas
quotas orc apon The enrolment Is ev,asns
ha no rel - can be p.ced except by reduction of the
Although aepess have bMhcr,o been made citizens to
noa BY the pubic to discharse its duty in p
g. 'sy II a. BY
Sovsnos New YORK County on 's'' y'Iaatses
mean. Va BE make tn, r-ctioo .norou sl
1n anass no sS sns 70 the be .s 4
sell IT. and hts neisheor :, a.sst in III. work W 'A'
e ~ es ssse. esanss nS re-
, SGp' % S hs s s1,ns s :. each ward
ctzen q tie ward eecaon dsrcI " every e"'0'ea
smP have ,es s"s sea ~aS
tHe ala not attend to having their names FROM
10 % M.so.r so Afford or ne for enrolled
him secure that those ab anl enrolled shall be put
Eycry SRs, Rs,son n. enrolled a n the
following conditions : y s'n'ps ~ "''' inc
a liable noce o r.. apy ps'C" WI. not
coss raos0s sp a%es o se q .s ,se 'et % oSr any
IL Whenever name appears any person who has "a.
u, nouee M oi tne lAc sh ud be given the
Of thai dsrc ana i rsceras ee as %@ r5 ss s
... ss,..r ss.s grGs'; /. ;:.ss ssss
utous any one aware That the Indicated
resident a. desor bed, notice should be ths Pro-
yos oiee at shs name m'y 70 stricken from
" Whenever cause OF exemption eriss for reason,
should given 10 the Provost Ma sbs OF the dstvt
By ne himself that te p""e uay be str cAer
Tue olawos are the recognized causes Of exemption
]. over forty five years of axe -
2. Under twenty years of age
s. Be ng an alien, aud never hav'pgv--. s.ss|
Having Furnished a substitute M anticipation OF ths
lraft, 80 "e
s Having been drafted And furn shed a substitute
naylna been been dra ,... ,ed and Paid c2,mmntat on;
manent physical disability ss. - " p''-
8 being per slansntly physically disqualified
o. Having served two the army or navv s,rln
the present war and been honorab dlscharrcd '~
10 nddon 70 thts, SO FAR possible
,sd w ~ 70 wa. mpyn personsly BY suthord agents
those I'M opery enrolled taken add those not on
but VITO should be enrolled go - - -. -
y ls 70 the interest o. give
We answers TO any and all questions which may put ia
anu az per ons declining N answer or giving false
nient e = ''"P''s""-
This IN probably the las attempt which he made 10
secure correct enrolment OF tho county of New I'd
AM county IA absolutely required
.ors &. a. haze ~. synssd o
lIc who concefhed this effort 70 correct ia
demanded OF bsausc of the ,he enro
men the people Of this city aud county win 81 hensevs
q goDFgEY 9gNTnER, Mayor.
MM44ifiHihWw M4iiW rwtfSA rhwRtsfNSAN, Comptroller
okIsoN RL0NT, supervispr
ELIJAH r ruRgy, Supervisor.
cdsNsEfus coRsoSsF ie.s ssgsT g, p",s.r nuros
-. ORlSON BLUNT. Chairman OF Com rniltes
NEW SORK, dec. l. 1874
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

nnY GOODS.

A kIN1kfs sisara AVENUE CHEAP STORE nes
ssossA.D. o. Assg ss4s, HAkh H3siIs HssbRss
,soo so4nrs ssIss0hs sss s4aEa zEtv.1s AND
sOAIfrIOS Tk0E ic' PAIR 70 'NsoOrIrs GOODS
suBIAs, sHAwLs. sosrAes, HocDs sSzssITss,r ssITs,ray
ESsqz sss s.fs H0Gps GasoP Pls5S3 s5ssi 81
sSElss Hssss.rr
issSSSF6s isSSS Fos1EASsHshxfisss. EASsshfs Al ssb s. 1s
+: =: ;ssssS;ssEsHEss y ssS sSs II
OF cuRIosIrIEs. 1Hp ~ CHARGE soR AD.
's|is ; 4 s$$ s. {; ssss
EssBSssss EsssaS s;ts R9s
sSsszssss7' s$sEE5ss SSs
siFiEHs sAf1A as7Ss s. sss 4 gs5S9Ea zsB SRSD.
sss; R8ssF'
IN rvsss RAalss sfzE saAE .so faosE THAT TALK.
s.asASHas sa .asA4SHsfoAsD S;5s Az 4sP geszIsE CANES
Ar vHo.rs.nK r. rssSSdisss sSiss AND schools SUPPLIED
SPss RSsSs ssss sssa|aas
ExpRESs WAGONS. FOUNTAINS,
UR0WING RoosTERs,
syonps esuAs EsSssGfAs$hRs REy!s Sss SVSs
.ss1ns sSss sysD
ENsh sENssh soxss ssoxxsssss, fAaias elG4H SvzsPs. yzsRs.
AND ess E4I!ff fziSas ~
nssSI'sSs I 81 1 oss srsroMHas ge
sSSss # sS SSss Ss4l SaS iss y sisS
~, AND sas xlSiirz Em zlszfxi szEsuE.
between Twentyhr and Twenty second streets
A oss ssAsR sssstsE sgsak WORTH
e sSssSE HsAsRH 1sR sSsS
'nois ssssSgg s5SS.Ss 5SS .Ss;sra 4 'sArs
AT GRAND STREET @ CHEAP T STORE STORE
Nos 81 and 3llA Grand street and e6 Allen street.
NTH BLOCK eass se igS& !ne eowe:!
AT, asAsn sI.d STREET rsy cgsAP STORE. ~,
An stock Of fsshionaba six hats Bioomsu and
'''-'. .'1u''. ','~ one % 'EH ED%aRD Sp Rl1DLEY.
a 5iset ass hs Ssssy
ArMME; 20 EDWARDS. Is THIRD AyEN NuE MAR
Initials for handkerchief aud Table Linen done in an ee
Ing done perfectly.
AT DR PERcIvALs, e57 7BRoADwAY-NEw STYLES
Of childrens Coaks and SUITS, ladies' and chidens
Of made unass spSs q
and Bsdciosnes SIX EmSroidsry Stamping &c
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

SPECIAL NOTICES.


A FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THB PROTESTANT
Episcopal Church Of the Resurrection viii be hcid AZ
arge ROOM 920 Broadway. between Twenty hrst and
18th instant At p NJ with nsde concert Music
by the band of the Seventh regiment s Admit
on that evening 50 cents
A RCHBISHoP HUGHES' MEMoRIAL-THE ME-
IA prepared bv order OF the Corporation OF shi
city relative the death Of the late Arcbn hop Haghes
free exhibition. by order OF the Special Comm
Julius bauer Co. Ne. 5if broadway, between Spring
and Prince streets. from A. ID. until s +. N.
ATA REGULAR MEETING OF THK pHILOLExIAN
IA Society OF Columbia College, held December y. 1854.
the following resolutions were unanimously adopted
friend ald fellow member, Samuel Walden Cooke
Vice Pre- ,idert of the society,
Resolved That In his expected decease recognize
Admonon which should warning to us all and
workings Of the All One, whereby
the best aud most promising among US are otenmes the
be stricken down.
Resolved That this society has officer fath-
fu devoted and well tried friend and that tho
void by mis- absence viii TO be felt
That departed fsicnd b. his faithful dis
charge duty by manly and gentle
BY HIS unpretendng Christian cevstoD and pev has a-
forced bright example, worthy OF the imitation of us ALL
Resolved That tender to the ic'e family our heart
fet sympathy, and hat partcip
In their loss and then aud that cpy
oil these resolutions forwarded 10 them,
Resolved That members this society
badge OF mourning for thirty days. .Mt fs
Chrssan Times, New York Times Hera Evening POST
A. VAN SANTrOORD
IA. r. BEEKMAN Committee.
j. N. HRFFERNAN. e@
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

THE MANAGERS OF THE FATRIOr ORPHAN
Home desire to return their tauks to the officers and
member The Twelfth regime I N. o. n. \. =. NJ, for
their beral donation of hnndred aud ny do pro-
sented through Colonel w u Ward.
Mrs. EDWARD FITCH, Corrcspondinp Secretarv
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
DEYroN 4 tonNsror. q. powHRY,

DEYroN a JOHNSTON 27l B0wERy,
ii MAR HOUSTON STREET ~
win couu,ence on MONDAY, DEC, H.
10 close ou, a. .EEgUgt TsIoss' ihg balance Of their
CLoTas aud coVEbs TICKS CLOTHS and CAssI
MEREs, PRINTS yINGnAMs. BALMuRAL SKIRTS
CUKTAfN LACBS. WHITE QUILTS TOWELS Ac Nn
its OF desire close DOT This branch % business BY
VI issies vii md "sPscIAL BARGAINS for fow
weoxA
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

ElFTH AVENUE SKATING PoNp.-O. +. OALMaN
respectfully annouuces that he has ISOLATED With him
n seassu ss II s @ lnd MAJ
ters, $3 single admission tor 90 ladies rs
rents. Sae OF viii Monday, Dec~n--
ber ~. NJ the Fifth Avenue Hotel 0ce at the
pond.
NOTiCE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NEW
~ Eng and Porcelain !av omaauv VIII be held at tho
Office the company next Tueseay the 18th inst, At r.
for the purpose o eecting GERS for tn. ensuing By
otder OF the President JAMES 4. HAYDEN Secretary.
nFFICE OF JOHN LLOYD 4 SONS. REAL ESTATE
~ Agents, 70 Nassau street aeN iorN-Notice TO the
Public -Jur attention has been calted D crcrar s,gIed
by % d. orre wh'cn we learn ha, been extensively err
cnlaed. and hch tnlitly ha idea that
ss.ete b, oar late father has not been
says aoping BY The exercise o. the 50 un energi
lar.e proportion Of Dc business formerly
relying merits otherwise fur patronage am,
very respectfully. d. d. Orrepwe heg eav. state thai
said ID d. orrel never In
Nfm ploy 10 Sill
continued by tho and of John
Lloyd and under the old firm name Of John LLOYD q
SONS In Pursuance Of articles OF prcr
death. With experience OF n tire
estate business all lis adoptnl car
Ing ont the plans D ssfuy in stcd aud
tured by father tin nix fled In
the irons Of the firm rely sfei with the skill
and fidelity OF the undersigned. JAMHS LLOYD
WM r. LLOYD.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

DBYToN A JOHNSTON a7t BowERY,
J. - will oser this week s4H
tO0 dozen LADIES' CLOTH GLOVES (from auction),
nj 7bc pair
100 dozen LADIES CLOTH GLOVES, super quality. 4
from suction a $50 Per pair
400 dozen WHITE AND CoLoRED KlD CLOVIS, at
90 dozen oENrS CLOTH GLOVES Al 81 and 81 @
yin ana N. .so,. vs worthy Or Gsa ssr y % e -
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

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