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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

IAdVeItisefncnfI
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,
CORNER BROADWAY AND WALksT., NKvioRK
Deals extensively and specially IN Government secuTtef
$40 notes 500, lo4Os and Sizes of 1884, Stamp Specie
and ss.e money lnteres. SLOWED accounts BY 'peca
.,r.ers,n, j. @. ApAxs, President.
Z. scorIELD, Cashier
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CAPT. WINSTON ofthe KEARsARGE, al

" the ACADEMY OF Nf-SIC.
The NEW-YORK PORT SOCIETY viii hold 3
meeting At the Academy Of Music SATURDAY ENENlnG
Dec TO- on which occasion Cnp NSsLON hsi confented
20 bo present and l. expected 20 sddret tte audience.
The ting will be addressed also, briefly, by Ree' prs
H. NJ sCUDDfR, 4. l.. CUfLEH. X. r. BOOTH, Rev.
CHAS J. JONES, Rev. T. u. III RfHf and others.
rs kcts Of 4di1son 81 ut each Nay be procured OF ~
d. r. Randolph No 40 Broadway Mes,r. Boher. Carter
Brother No 80 broadway sad Mr. Nathan Lane No 81
Ws st. Also at the Acaderg Of Music Saturday TIE 10Th
inst.
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Merchants. Navigation and transportation Co
NFNTRAI, RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY

CENrRAI. RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
" depot IN ewlork Pier No. North River. connect,
inc AZ Hampton Junction with Delaware Lack.wanna and
Western Railroad. o, fas,on with Lrhsn valley la
road and IT, connections forming direct line to Pso4Ish
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Frprsss Trains daily from the Nes, except Jnasy
when evening Trlin. c,.
sirty Miles and Two Hours saved by THIS ue 20 Chicago
Cincinnati s. Louis etc. with bat on change Of cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing November 1854 leave New YORK as foows;
AtsO1 a. m, for Easton, hsueh thunk, "Nn1HsPo'S
WikeSbarIe. Mahanoy City. &C. - W..
hSfI TRsIs-ki 300 Tor lexington, Eson " afer
Gap Scranton Wlkes5.lfe Great Bend Ptison, Brigham
ton &c. p
800 M Western Express for Scranton Grea, Bend Eas-
ton Allentown Reading, Harrisburg Pi.sburs nsd the
win change OF 10 Cincinnati or Chicago
and but two changes 10 1T LOms
II :OD,a M. 3: 2 and 100 m. for Elizabeth. -
l2:OJ NJ TRaIS--For EaSon, Allentown. Msich Shnnk
Wnkesbaue. Wianispor, Reading. Psttsvle haIfi'ods'
5:0nx--For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. and Msuca
Chunk 49, go
sPM-For Slmsiyle
,.Io p NJ WESTERN ExPRsS-For Easton Allentown.
Reading Uarri.burg Pittsburg!, and the West Sleeping
jersey City Pittsburgh every evening
ELrzABErnPoRr AND NE1fokk FERRY-Lssve new,
YORK from Pier No y. r. at $50 m: !, 800 aud s'V'
D. m Boats stop Bergen Point and Mariners hafooE
Ticket. the WeSt be- obtained b, the oiEce OF te
Genital Railroad Company Psr No. y. H., at No.
A,or House At Nos IA and So Broadway, and e, the pE-
cipal hotels JOSIAH q. STEARNS. Superintendent.
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lectures enc A!eeiiugo.

I ECTURE.--The Rev. CHANCELLOR 5.
IA n. BURCHiRD. y. D. viii lecture Ia the Rev d.
Bcfs Church. Ffctst.. between Broadway and Eighth
ave. on THURSDAY EVENING, the 9Th inst :; o'clock.
Subject. "Curous / oiks."
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Urotrrfs emo PROVISIONS.
YHOMAS X. AGNEW,

CORNER OF GREENWICH AND MURRAY'sTs,
who Is famed for selling TEAS COFFEE. FLOUR FISH.
and all kinds Of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, cheaper
than any other dealer in the city has reduced the pces Of all
biz goods for tho holidays everybody now get bar
rans Just received 900 assorted packages MAChEKLL
Nos. and 9 from 10 barrel.
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! ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

4 4 ARRANGEMENT r.--Leayes New:fo Jsmes.'lp snd
si, Tsst Rvr for recupor Sag lisrbor haIptons le,
9am For YapsaS, LeAel.nd tsip Babylon, AID Yarn
iuydae. a. m and p IN running th,ousn y. 70 %
a rn and .. ~. stages connect for Cold sprng,
Oyster Bay and mtinson) 70. iemP.esd, Jenaiea and
Wuti-ld ~ Q and 10: ~ a H., and 2, and Q.
SUNDAY EXPULSION TRAIN - Leaves jtth g.. East
River 9IS for Yaphk stopping at al stsons eH.
cent Ueuprqi and syos Tickets for this trai1
Al redgcei rates. A. REAsONEs Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-08

.CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
Pelvic Niscera under the Of Ed
II. DIXON Editor Of Tie Scalp,l Structure Piles Na1co'
cer Her6a and Full Every case OF Structure ndnits OF
radical aud Mt cure in few days. and often imnie-
d.e one b. Dr. DIS insiruneu az, the tr'thro,ornr
designed expressly to modify MI synes oleailon IN VI
~ OF te lree enumerated Aft ctons. the cure Is eufr
euteed II the ease be undertaken. O1ce hours kc 10
daily and to Q evenings At No. t2Finh ave.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
,V1HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE.FOR BOS-

( III N!lINI I-Nt'IDI4 It'IO III y ~ 1IO'@
4 TON-STOSlNGTOS STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GROrON AID PROVIDENCE. $500 -,
THE OLDEST QUICKEST SAfEsr; ANQ MosI d.
RECT AVOIDING POINT JUDITH
tn. rarni6,en. steamer "COMMONW EALTH", on
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS Inc eiegsnt
Steamer PLYMOUTH ROCk," on MONDAYS, WEDNbs-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, ON aud ser uRsDAi zoth ihs'''
at o'clock p. ~. H.. 4.
g These boat. from Pier No. 10 Nor;n River foot Of
Court sdt are ACKNOWLEDGED by Inexperienced travel
crs ho anog the largest strongest most coniorsos ana
b that have in American waters AZ al SEASONS
ud in all weather. these boats invariably make TIE passage on
time. -,
ere niarsed features Of thrsc " hys,ins paaces q,
pchs and satero0ms may ~ secured q: Barndsn TX
pres Oce No II Broadway and 81 No. us Wes;-s, New
ok aud a. No. 20 WasLinston-st, bostor,
NJ. X. SIMOSS. Agent,
ne-cl.n,., Navi, iiinn md Iranspor,e;ion &C.
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Ocean 8tedmers.

THOSE who 90 10 Sea are exposed 10 suffer
I from CHAPPED LIPS or HANDS; but Kthey zee the
,TKoPiCAL BALsAM," they will soon get well. See
advertisement under " Medical"
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900 bbls. wheat -four, los bbs. rye flour, 49e bills
corn meal 1856 bush rye, 700 bush. oats, s2s BUSH

900 bbls wheat -four, I05 bbs. rye flour, 1876 bills
corn meal 1876 bush. rye, 700 bush. OATS S,es busn'
corn. 2.ts pkgs candles, t93 tuns coal, % bales
hov 90, baes hops, 10 bbs. rosin, 25 bbs. pitch,
4 hills. tar. $50 gals whale oil, 81 500 gals
sperm oil, 429 gals lard oil, So gals. hnseed OIL
7O7 bbls. pork, SOC bbls and SCI tcs beef, I,o5''
3-s mounds cut meats, 522,14S pounds butter,
II 57i.7s2 pounds cheese 37O,23S pounds lard, i5s
bills rice, 1876 pounds tallow, S79,s29 gals
petroleum., 600 hhds. and ,46i other pigs. crude
tobacco, 25S, 903 pounds manufactured DO.
GOLD SALTS.
TREASURY DErT., OFFICE OF INTERNAL KEvESrI
WASHINGTON, Dec. g. 1864,
SIR: Yonr letter Of Nov % in relation TO the parties
who sell gold on speculation and claim that they are ex'
empt from tax upon the ground that they sell on the
own account. Las been received.
ASH understand the case these sales merely spec
ula;ive the yender is not the owner Of the gold lie
offers no. has lie II in his possession and in fact none
is delivered hut the transaction is completed w Inc
payment Of differences.
The proyiso 20 section o. provides for I'm addition Of
80 per the regular tax, in the case where any
person not licensed provided shall sell or oier TO sell
gold &c. not bona fide at the time Lis own property
"a actually on hand in addition 10 ell other penalties
one of which would be FOR doing business WITHOUT
license.
Under this rroyso any person selling gold not bona
iae az tie time his properly and actually on hans'
is deemed 10 be doing the business or a broker.
If he has license SUCH he Is liable TO Inc TAX OF
one.twenteth Of one per cent -
Ifhe las nocensc he is liable 20 the penalty and FOR
the additional ffty per cent on the tax.
II such party sells gold which is bona fGe his own
property at tie time and actually on manu. NC As no'
able 10 tie fax. Very respectfully.
FA. ROLLINS Deputy Commissions.
ALEX n. LEwIs esq. Revenue AgcDt, NO. Is fine'
ST.. Ncw-l ork.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks
made up to Monday, presents the following asgrc-
Gates as compared with the previous week:
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

CAPTAINS and conductors are advised 10
" have elwoys hand good supply OF "TeOPiCAL
BALsA they may often have occasion 20 use II 'of coda or
other affections the chest procrfc 70 passengers no
neglected buying beforehand See ADVERTISEMENT under
4" Medical"
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On aud
afer MONDAY, Dec. s. trains leave Thir,ieih st. sta
ton for Albany. Troy snd places North and West AZ ~
u 80 M $40 100, 1889 I. Sleeping cars attached TO
90 D. trains from IhFticth St Alains leave
Chsmberst thirty minutes eaer than Thirtiehst SUNDAY
tr1ip m Thirtictns 81. Through FREIGHT train daily
.' - - 1 II TOIrCEY Asst. SUIT
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
~ BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA.
&

Fare 81. Excursion Tickets So good for three dayi
ON and after TUESDAY, Nov 1904, by the commoeion'
steamer JESSE HOYT foot OF Monsscest Brooklyn, every
day tsundlys cxcepcdl n II o'clock thence 70 foEt
by the RaEtsn aud Delaware Bay KlL-oad 70
foot OF uc Phadepha; returning; leave 'ire'st wharf,
Phi adephia every morning u (sundays exeeptehl
Trayclrrs troui the City OF New York go,ined not to
apply for passage by this line the State OF New Jersey having
.nied the Camden and Amhoy Monopoly the exclusive
Privilege ocarryn; passengers aud freight between the cities
OF New Yolk aud PhaleYha
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6ncc Jan. L.. elf5G33 500 sl603s0s99 $780, sl4
The exports Of domestic produce for the week in
A'nde ~ bhs. Q0.ashes goo pounds lsssyax, 49,.
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ELAGS.-SMALL FLAGS, 10 SIZES, OF
various kind. for d,coIa'ious Chrs,ins Trees and Gel
s,ISBURy7s, No. l5i Duane 81.
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DR. MUNDE'S WATER-CURE, at Florence,
- sis.s-Plessan, and hesthy mountain region , ME.
West from Northampton Depot sotest end coolest granite
water Dict snnndit. Or. MUNDE, oldest Disciple oil
P.ictsnz. TIea.neut purely hydris.c.
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Since Jan list siGl 6i 500 40 go sl9s

Since Jan lst slGl l79 6 500 go sl9e.50 ,9si
The Illinois Central Railroad publishes the fol-
lowing statement for November:
,s "a ocres Of land sold for......... sl6G 797 Il
2l5 500 acres sold from jan 10 0h Nov. .2o7itT -
Cash collected in November ............ 2633l II
fash collected from LIST Jan 10 Both Nov 2s 9Ol 80
Construction bonds canceled ........37 AS, 900 90
Trafic In November ................-.-. Cl7,7l 10
'rrafic in November 1862 ............ 49,, G7g 81
Traffic from LIST Jan. to Goth Nov 80 81
Traffic from st JAN, 1868 l46, 4y7 sJ
Messrs Albert ii. Nicolay & Co. will hold their
regular auction sales Of stocks and bonds morrow
Thursday Dec. &, at l2l o'clock, at the stock
salesrooIns, No. ~ William-st.
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L,OR sALEat a'BARGAIN.-whole or half

iN1 EREST in two valuable patents 81 anti les IN constant
demsnd including l-ss. Of Factory with Machinery tneary
new s.ram-power hand s. Fine chance ioG per
Moderate and energy To- make fortune Address
h. H., Box No. Z,.s5, r. o.
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Go tUhom il man Concern.

A RCIiBISHOP HUGHESs MEMORIAL
~ Tb. Msnora PREPARED by order Of Corporation o.
thsciy rra the death Of the Lite Archbishop Hughes is
now FREE EXHIBITION by order OF The SPECIAL Commit
tee having charge Of r same tie Piano WsTeToO Of julius
Bauer Co.. 10. 81 Bro ldwsy besween Spring and Prince
So. BET ween . q. ~. aud y. IN.
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FAMILIES or EMPLOYEES who desire ar V

Il service except homework. which cen be performed by
women invited send notice OF t-r wants 10 Oh. Office
0fthe WORKING WO'iIN'S PROTECTIVE UNION, No.
10 Chambers Ct, and thus benefit lnrse number Of worthy
and ndls,rou, women many of whm sodi'r relatives,
who recd employment TO support themselves and dependent
families.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

DR.. striekIaud's Pile Remedy has cured Thousands
Of the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles. Il
dives immediate relief and effects permanent cure.
Try it directly. It h warranted to cure.
For Sale by all DFugRists. General Depot East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O.
DYSPEPSIA, NHRVOUsNESS, AND DEBILITY.
DR. 6TRIOKDAND'S EONIC-Wo can recommend
those suffering with los Of Appetite, Indigestion,
or Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Nerves Debility
to use SIicklands Tonic. It r. vegetable pTepAra-
ton, free from Alcoholic liquors. Il strengthens
the whole nervous ByIt0mi u crates good
appetite, and IL warranted 70 cure pySPePsia and
FoF sale b. DTuEgiSta generally at 81 per bottle
Prepared by Dr.. A. Strickland, Est Fourth street,
V Fol ma bS RRENTLTNaER 1 DERRY; REED,
KRAFT 4 90; MOABEs KRAFT 4 co.; LOGAN
LIST 4 Co, MsLANB BROTHERs; Z BOOKING:
o. ". GRAHAM, Wheeling, and BY DrugsiSis
generally
oct. 2l-dAWlY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15

DR.. stricAland's MellihuoRs Cough BSlsam is war
Fanted to cure Coughs, Colds, HOaFueness, Asthma,
WhoOpinE Cough, 6OT6 Throat Consumption, 8Df
all affections OF the Throat and Lungs.
Fourth street, Oincinnati, o. \ 90;
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE MJEcTIoN


CHERoKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diurs,.
" cures all diseases OF the urinary Organs a,rI
IS Ineoutinenoe OF the Urine, Inflammation Of t6s
Bladder, Structure, Gravel, Gleet, Gonorrh9a A.
Il especially TecOmme lded in those cases Of Fo1r
Albus Tor Whites in femalesl where all the old Nan
soOus medicines have failed.
~ It IL prepared in highly concentrated Eorr,
the dose only being from one to two teaspOOnSFuus
three times per day.
"It Is dIuTetie and Alternative In Its action; uu
Ffying and cleansing the blood canning Il to Gov in
ali Of its original purity and VigOr; thus removing
from the system all pernieiouS causes which have
CHEROKEE INJECTION il intended as an sllV
or assistant 20 the CHEROKEE REMEDY, and
| should be used in conjunction with that medicine
In all cases OF GOnOTThOea, elect, ElOur Albus Ot
whites Its effects are healing soothing and denul-
cent; removing all scaldIng, heat, chOrdee and pain
instead Of the burning and almost unonduFable pain
that l. experienced with nearly all the cheap qGaek
Injections.
CHEROKEE INJEOTTON-the two medicines Al
the same tinne-au imprOper discharges FeEaOv-
ed, and the weakened organs speedily restored
to full VigOr and strength
.A1-ROF 1uIl particulars get oar pamphlet from
any drug store In the country or write NJ aud VI
will mall free 70 any address, . fuIl treatise.
| Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, - per bottle,
/ or three bottles for s.
| Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION, % per bot.
/ tie, or three bottles for S.
A1rSsnt by EKprOII 70 any address on receipt Of
6FSoId by all druggists everywhere.
DIR. ". r. MERWIN CO.,
Sole ProprietOrs,
mrlT d&W1y No. 50 Liberty Str, New York.
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nIr. Nasty mas a DImeuIty with His
FLOCK and LeaYe1 IL. = -
UNI THE IhNI
Nov. the 10. '64.

The dy is kast All is orel Eff Free
dom shreekt wen Koosikusco fell, she muI
hev squaWt last ToosdRy mite ez she be-
held the inannymait corps nv the Dino
cratick party, which fell crushing Little
Mack, and the hopes nv sum hundreds nv
thousands nv good DEMOCRATS who spectid
2 be purswaded by Their trends in2 accePtin
the Varius Oftisis under the GuVment.
am lost and ruined man. My people
are Nv the troo Dimokrstick stripe-tha
heY fl it'll in me. They bleeVe wat l tell
sm told EN- Mick Lellan wuE certin nv
the elecshun, and that had the ded wood
on the disposle Nv the ofisis in that seek
shuu. 1t fmmejitly bekum ely matter to
borrer mummy. Il Wuz deliteful-wood.
oh wood that it could hev been perpetooal.
Bro. Savij lent me $50 with a request that
I wood speak good word fur him fur a
ferrin mishuu. asgoomed q yirchus look
and replide that never sold my inflooensis,
but that alluz had admarashen fer his
masslv inteIIeck and menny virchoos.-
Bro. Cutie lent me mummy, wantin this,
and Bruther Sludge Wantin that, in breef,
evry indiYijile nv EN- who had a forehed q
iuch high spectid Sumthin
The returns cum in. Ohio, LinkinI "Goodl
Rail" shouts 1 with CRATE presents Nv
mind.
"Why gOod2" anxshusly axis the expeo-
tants.
"BecOz, to carry Ohio, the ablishnists
must hev brot votes from Moo York, which
will give give us that state shoor."
Moo York, LinkinI
"Good Lord III" ansers promptly,
the Moo York ablishnists must hev voted
In Ohio, and hev got home in time vote
agin. but waite fur Pensilvanyr i!'5
Pensilvany, Linkin
"Mi trends, Their wuz fraud-Massychoo
sets soljers, at lest 10000. must hev Vo-
ted there, In1eaua will do it however"
Injeana, Linkin
"Not less than 4O, 900 MASSACHUSETTS sol-
jers hey voted there. Illinoize is SAFE
tho"
ulenoize. Linkin
100000 Massychu-
"Give me my MUMMY" roared SaVij,
and the same remark with Variashens wuz
made bye Cutie, 9ludge and the Pesth nv
EN-.
"Geutly my frends," sed backiu out
nv the dore. ave hev bin detected but
the CRATE prinsiple that awhile man is bet.
ter than niger, for wich we hev so long
Got, still lives. Let US sink all minor con-
siderashuns, and
The minor considerashuns 1 referred
wuz. however uppermost in their minds,
fer they al went fer me, yellin like.Cuscoa'
orious injius. "Giv me mi mummy" where
upon retreeted 2 the metin hous, and
lockt myself in. They surrounded it
swearin they'd sterye me cut. l..
When a innosent boy 1 red a hRrrowin
tail of Rooshun mother who wu1 persood
by frantic wolves, and who saved her eWn
life by droppin her children to en- wun by
wun. My priyit bari nv whisky wus in my
study-I wuz savedl Eye histed it out uv
winder, and calmly awaited results. They
fockt around it-they took turns at the
bung hole-in wun short hour thay wui
stretched helpless on the plane ded drunk
Then and there resigned my charge, ant
borrerin SIGH mummy and watches ez the!
he'd about em,..to make up arrears NV sala
ry aud sich, bid adoo EN- further. I shall
go Moo Jersy.
PETROLEUM v. Massey.
Faster nv sed Church in charge.
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CHornbrook's Building0
10 stndents day and eyenIl

0pen for Students day and evening.
YIHE purpose Of this institution Is to instruct
i young men (and women tool In the principle.
business and in Accountability andits concomtants
riii ROOK-KEEPING,
stripped of its absurd yerbiage and ancient pro
lixity and intricacy, and adapted TO the modern
mode Of doing business, especially in tho Omitted
State Is the leading subject OfRttenton. Its LAVE
which are as exact, unerring and free from excep
Wordg are irst made familiar 70 the student, who
who is then conducted through acourse OF practical
Bookkeeping, In numerous sets o. Dooks IN gEeSs
the art which enables him to apply 1t With facility
to any kind of business. fFE
A WRITING SCHOOL
ID omen day and evening" attended by both ladies
end gentlemen where, without entering for the full
course, a good handwriting can be. obtained ina
40" "esA' ARITHMETIC,
and Its application TO all manner Of
CONTRADICTORY CALCULATIONS
receive the attention their primary Importance de.
nands The student will be made acquainted with
several modes of calculation! not found in books,
tending greatly to the sSSssSHt 3 q his work
81 81 BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Econony, Commercial Law an'
usages Finance BANKING ana az aG tSs bSa
methods Of conducting business successfully an
| avoiding failure. ,.
/ cd with unAxims and inculoationS tending to tn
/ formation Of high character a. men and cittzenl
comprehensive and thorough a. that OF any OF tn
Commercial Colleges, while the expense to the stu
1 dent is much leaa. ~
LII. bezs leave to refer those to whom he I
4 unknown to the officers Of the banks in WheeliBl
and Bridgeport, and especially to his students
sg. =.stL4 TERMS, sc. -.
For the full course above indicates, including the
requisite blank books for bookkeeping the charB'
Is $40, payable on entering. Tho time usually re
quired for the course ia from two to three months
hut the student IL not limited in time-he ma!
remain as long, and return a. often as he pleases
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN JEWELRY.
w. FORSYTH & CO.,
A2G ~ Nassau St., N. Y, (adjoning the Post 0hiee,)
offer for sale the following Magnificent List Of
Watches, Chains, JeWelry, &C.,
VALUED AT - 100000.
Each Article Ono Dollar and not TO DO paid for until
you know what you arc to Eetl 'Al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-15
ZNzZZKK2ZlZz

AM the MedIcai men and the Pres recommend
Dr. StriekIhnd's Anti Cholera Mixture as the only
certain remedy for DIarTh9a aud Dysentery, Il il
q combination Of Astringents, AbsorbentS, etimu-
Tents and OarminAtiVea, and Il warranted to effect
cure after all other means have failed
For aRla BY Druggists. General Depot East
Enurth Rtreaf. Qincinnal o.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-20

Nsw Ysax, April 10.
The Times' Washiag specisl ssys 1t IL
,.m IA INT Lee y throwing . portios
~ Il. amy 70 tbis side Of the Rapids
ues, Madi,ou Cosft Hoase. Nothing,
however, reliable. A p
Isformstios 10 received Of The advance
az a con,;derable force Of rebel cavalry
near Leesburg, and measures have bsen
taken to check them.
Two Of Lees scouts we're captured .
day or two since at Culpeppcr, The third
escaped. They were d'sguieed as team
sters. 4 haher awaits them.
/: is reported that Gen. Grant hes de-
cided to send to the front ouch men Of
the Invalid Corps ~ are able to bear
arms. and return to their homes those
disabled from doing active service in tho
ic!d.
Brig. Gen. Prince has been ordered
TO command the military district of Pa
ducah, Columbus and Cairo.
Gen. Grant reviewed the b Corps
on Monday; also the Reserve Artillery,
I'd Army Corps and Sd Division Of Cav
airy.
% Tuesday detachment Of the I'd
Massachusetts csva!sy, under Major
Forbes, returned from . reconnaissance
through Ccnterville, Greenspring and
Dsainsville, bringing six prisoners Of
Mosby's men, and the information that
large body Of rebel cavalry, supposed
to be from the main army. were 1t Lees
burg and vicinity seiz ng forage and
grain, and oil the available teams were
taking them off towards Uppcrville.-
Col. Lowell Immediately started with
bis brigade Of cavalry from Vienna, sup.
ported by Gen. Tvler's brigade Of iufan
try, from Fairfax Court House. to give
them battle.