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The Drowning OF MRS. Rose A. Green.
how An WilM In gtOn He hOr.

The Wilmington journal of the I'd contains the follow
Ing 10 relation to the DEATH by drowning, OF Mrs. Green
how
As we writs at haf past four O'Clock on Saturday
AFTERNOON October 1, 1864, the corpse OF Mrs Rose A.
Greenhow we'll known and, may add, a devoted
Confederate lady, just returned from Europe
IN the chapel general hospital No A. All the respect
due to Mrs. Greenhow's position aud character Is no
doubt paid to her remains by the ladies' OF the Soldiers
generally.
Up TO the time OF writing have obtained few par
ticulars. We know that on Friday night Saturday
morning. the steamship Condor, in endcavoring como
in over the New Inlet bar aground and that boat
Greenhow being n nassencer ON hoard mat hoa, 90,
drowned We have not learned that any other Of the
passengers on the boat perished Perhaps may hear
further par ticuiars Ia tho course OF TO- morrow.
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the meat received In sxchangs for cotton goods iroo
eeis. &C.. might feed famshed city or supply deso
aled country The collection and Distribution by
oArter OF seeds Of all kinds, would also be great pubic
convenisnos ana advantage When II ID recoectsd that
6ussss es ofsAEen ~ old hands and old channss, that
oteliigenoe ID ho dnused As formerly and tnss
eng has become enormously expensive, the Dencnt
and p aoriety Of such step as we propose Is imme'
diateIy ob,- -ious
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Carriages nj Bnrua,n..-

Calringss Mt Bnrya,n..--Eoon Bro-
IHLRs' urne nse stock OF CARRtAGES on exhibition aud
Tor sale at the Palace Garden. Fourteenth street near
xA nv nue. sanitary Fair building embracing th ne
and fashionable sylea, from the unest Coc0s
thron m all the Varieties OF Park Carriages 10 the ghe"
Tr1lting Wagon -. r.. in A..
,oi a, greatly reduced and their stock proper
tfpnatey reduced 20 he gold sisndari
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

Ladies' Breasspans, New styias- wes
tbrsc hs eight ten TO thirty ava dollars each For sAe
hv uEO. G.. ALLEN. AIS Broadway,
= cae door below Canal street.
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A new Yorker ChSrGod with Being .
spy In Rfc mond.

rn. ac,ona sns nlcnmond oe~ alive OF New York
and says he enlisted in the federal usy, after .aros 10
series A. Charleston, and subsequent " ~ ~,
came to shs city II is alleged that be has be- svss
city for several weeks since which time be has an
shown himself outside the house at which he has b.
staying. At the close OF the day he saIlies out ana
spends his time carousng with negroes worthless
white men. He has been placed In close confinement in
Castle Thunder.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
Tna Ln.. M A.. mia atnnn

Mrs. Grssom, rect Of Mr. James Grissom OF Granville
county N @, departed this fe about tho 18th ult. Her
husband was soldier in the old Revolutsn. They
rried several years boIOre that She about
old.
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Eersnnml,
[From the N,

[From the Mobile Tribune
We learn that Brigadier General Higgins has at his
own request been relieved of duty this place. has
reported for to Lieutenant General Tay lor.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

Ennners, TTanspa-enctc,. Siags, Ian.
terms Emblerns Sc for the political campaign. For sood
49, " o. II. TYLER, Manufacturer.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

Campbell, Chemist and Apothcenrys
corner OF Tghn avenue and Twenty eighth street Pure
med clnes sDenscd with care.
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AZ Old Priccs-yy -ddinG Cards, Ercnch
Nate Papers Monograns, &C ffENDELLS e.egaus
s les only at s2 Broadway, corner Of Duane street.
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ysUai Documents is spontsh-FoH
Cuba Porto RICO South America and span carefully pre-
rared Nv q CAMACHO, Ih Bsoadway. frsnssNcns
Prom the Spanish French aud glsn auguAssa Sefss-
euces-Nailaud, Phelps Co.
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an Admirable Conundr ing
spurious trnsh 70. PiIALOG'S INIMfTABLE NIGHT
E.OOMING CEREUS is considered BY some unscgupuous
tradesmcn q smart counter Feat
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Maugcr's Celebrated shipping an
MaSch haudiss rngs, in qualities TO suit ,.o,
VIC1OR Il. MAUoER. llo ta-Jn 0els ss*"s~
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Royal Havana Lottery.
IS cent premium paid prizes information furnish
cd The highest rates paid Doubloons aud kinds sf
Gold and Silver. TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers, ID WaH st.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

rrisfadoro's Hair Dye, Prescrvrttve
spd w I, Depo Wholesale and retail No. Astor Hoes,
The DIV appll ed by sxlIul artists
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Grover 4 Bakers Highest Srsm VIA
Elastic stitch Sewing 'fnchlncs. t9o Broee~ay' Now HWss
and gS5 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Euruc.fs Oriental iopta ~ ash 10
corth Ali other aenurrcea HELME0LD's, 5A broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

utrncsr Premium Lock stitch sewing
s,rbiass wHEBLER WILSON, 625 Broadway.
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Gilt Comos-New styles jest NeccIvsu[S
rxo thrse four Eve 10 dollars each FOR saic y
- GEOaCE q. ALLEN, AS BrosdwN,
oSS = one door below Csnai street
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

FOR the Hall and s&fu-Barry's Trk
ocpherous The test and cheapest sEcls soa oy ofus
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t1Ore Southern Com pi la ints OF the LII :
centiousness OF HOODS Army.

From tue Savannah Republican, Oct. IL
Somehow we can hardly avoid the impression thatthe
great difference between the Army OF Virginia aud
81 Tennessee Is In It's discipline II notorious that
own army, while falling back from Dalton was even
more dreaded by the inhabitants than The army Of
Sherman The soldiers, and the officers TO,
everything that came in their way giving the excuse
that II they did not the enemy would Subsequently
erdoglers from army almost sacked Me sors IN
Atlanta. Now Complaints loud aud deep come up from
that portion of Georgia IN the our army
telling Of outrases committed by struggling squads
valry, and Of insults offered 10 The fnitss Of me best
tsos patriotic citizens This straggng-uot condued
70 cavary-this pilage, from which, II speaks
3ruth officers not free besides its
Us wholly subversive of discipline end destructive OF All
hopes Of efficiency. II not checked by master
spirit presents gloomy prospect Of disasters
How different from Lees army which a hos
tile State behaved itself with marked popriety Ho,o
different ,om Sterm1n's aimy phich pursued is
srn and aahles pah fr1n, thaan tgt ,olthou, srag.
Cling, and committed eatrd9s siBpy mater poiay
Qnd in obedience orders License is fatal discipline
and 70 efficiency. Even the modified license OF the Mary
land campaign ruined the cavalry OF the Army the
Valley Of Virginia. and has lone nothing worthy Of its
reputation or It's real forge since its retarn 10 virginia
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prTssuna I~oS Fcrpraps.--pit,sturg, Ps nas .ur,.
six foundres, oscsuntAx forty elk Thousand .m
Annually, aSS payI< huion Of donais "A$'s
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we wonid Gail Attention 70 the ~
OF valuable properly water anl larry nna suc,ioa
ihlsdav hy q II. LUDLQw 90, at " ovioss ss.
Byahaags Saissroarc. No III nros''~ay. sa'~' -
Sptpe slroek
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Mrs. y. A. A,ien's Worlas s.,r .ss sese
s,orcr aad presa,s Dsver fails % res.ors r,. - ~
4 % ia aatursi color. Sold by all 9rHsss"
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m. rr..,dent pctroieutn eompnny...
The attention Of our readers ssa nsss s ,ss head
e Tss co.npany ranks Us ssp,a soSs
n, ~ sishs ,h0ussad four hundred scres inns -
40 esrcy q Sss5 eS SM n1c rs sua ossss
eissna asns stock in H. and 70 the capAsts anc
Dsrtics OF limited mems tue inducsnents ousfeu ss
passed. 4. :, oryNpoCw 4 Cc a Caisr ssrsst NeO
are he agents of khc enterpae. They are yerJ 90.
rs a. well as reliable gcn,,sen Who are hsDpy 10
ns 10 inqnirvrs, and thees vhe
ssex can by application 70 this Arm obtain vn
ana satisfy hsmseyes ee Me solidy ApA EvenN1
Trayeler.
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The MoCieilan UwspA.
% rHs EDITOR or TIE uga Atr

Ssw YoaK, Co., Ii. laax
Your notice Of the >.drsSaI By nyssn Of u. an,
scripton Of hundred and forty dollars toward,
the proposed Mcclellan sword may possibly create IN.
impression that the donors have changed their seu,i
ments respecting the virtues and valuable services os
that hero Of many battle fields thersfoFs beg eavs
TO state that no, movement having been towards
The presentation Of the sword IL deemed advisable
by the majority OF the donors 10 withdraw she amount
and devote the part they represent towards promoting
his election to the Chief Nagtrscy Of the Union Any
not upon the subject who desires
otherwise, may receive the amount subscribed by him
on application TO me- GEO. W. CURTIS
Obituary.
hxLieutenant Governor RrscH OF Iowa. United States
ouartermas'er, died at Vicksburg a few days since
Judge JouS D. WILLARD Of Troy, died in that city on
the 10th inst.
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All Persons stopping mt 40 Chatham
square instantly relieved from headache toothache or
nsur aga, Prove II. use WobCoTT'S Instant pain
Apnbilaior Sold 25c and $l
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INTERESTING REBEL ACCOUNTS.
~s~~~~~~<~->~~0
The Licentiousness Of Hoods
.9r Army.
FEARS OF THE REBELS FOR WILMINGTON.
As., H., L..
The Fears for WilmIns ton +.
fErom the Richmond Sentinel. 4

In commenting upon the probability having sealed
up nearly every other seaport, the Yankees bent
npon me destruction Of Wilmington, the Augusta Cos
enoaa congraulass It's readers that this point bids
kar 70 put period 20 tbs auddcious luck of Farrd0u
statsd Ma more tremendous eartoors eris on his
P2nsSeM ngn Mose that bIlDark the iets Of Cape Fear.
Eaturc besdes has done much for its protection Tho
bars are sbaoy. The channels Immediately
pndsf our guns. BY the most skiliu navigation alone
pan the breakers be avoided the slightest variation pre-
9iptatng vessels upon their reorseess fangs addi
op every precauiop has been taken to counteract
lnvqstment by land.
IN addition the value to the coDrederacy Is
made note o. The supplies brought from abroad hare
een Immense, and By E credit has been
Npainy sustained IN Elrops. For than ycar the
yrrfuat and depdrturc OF steamers 0c7n9ed oeay pr
psonfh Since the nauguraiun OF system of signal
lights very few vessels have lost the peculiar
niormation OF coast hard BY the river mouths
. hermetci al biockad almost impossible.
And, outside Of its maritime Importance, the fact #
xts being railroad CENTRE just in the General
tAe, makes 1t position OF almost prime necessity. C1sr
fmpessson, ths 'ederais mould hire magnificent Wter
@ase south Of Richmonds and dangerous point dappu
against Chayisstos Petsrsbtr9.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

Nrs. Wins,ow's yoothing syrup i"'
children Teeshlng. cures DysenserJ and OiarrnFA
he stomsea and Bowels aud cares Who'd oo@
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

Certain Cure for Herntn Rupture
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS ----
"WHITE'S" PATENT LEVER TRUSS
"WHlTE'sn PATENT LEVER TRUSS
"WHITE'S'i PATENT LEVER TRUSS
will thts dangerous complaint
ught aud pressure on tho back or oore
Pamnbets "a ut for a stamp GREGORY co,
oQ9 Broadway.
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viii find superior quality of pure Gutta Percha Tissue
sheet tthe only manu- fresh nads, a..
hand to the rates OF gold, As
our saIesrooms, The Bishop Gutta Pereha COMPANY.
SAMUEL q. BISHOP, General Agent
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

UNTIL AFTER THE
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
KIRTLAND, BRONSON & CO..
Manufacturers and Jubbers Of
CLOTHING,
Is AND Al CHAMBERS STREET,
WILL
RETAIL
WHOLESALE STOCK.
SUITS AVID SINGLE GARMENTS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Equal In quality. style and finish
To the
BEST BROADWAY CUSTOM WORV
AT PRICES
FIFTY PER CENT
LESS THAN THE SAME GOODS
CAN BE MADE TO ORDER.
5AND az CHANGERS STREET,
Opposite Court House.
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hc Sortnorn Presidential Cnnd.iafes-
Nothing Hoped fcr from hrSiellnn
4 niirl I'll N nj

gfrom tbc Richmond whig, Oct g.
Returned prisoners, almost 10 man, cypress the
opnicp, we learn that Lincoln viii be elected by an
rwhelnrg majority. THIS comedies with the view
we have always taken Of matter, aud With all th
n.cigcnce we have received the North for many
days past II any thus differently, they Indulge deg-
the they ria oi ~ ard Of every other,
the BETTER for they will then be the be able to look
their situation calmly in the The sooner accept
thai there Is tor us no alternative bat success Gr
subu, atloo, the better. let iuGul-e ~ 10 day
dresras Il is light to tho last, OF de a slave
And 81 s would he very much disposed 10
tairk, oven were Mcclellan elected Ii's platform
spcaks a different language; but what does be him.
seif say In tells us painly, tbat II elected, he viii
prosecute the The restoration oi the Union.
Mn zoe are cei rminfd ~ tax ssto the Jpo'.
d, course, therefore, the must be pose
cred until We shall been reduced TO subsection.
what Lincoln do worse than this And this is cx
ty what EcC nn promises 70 do. Tie promises, 10
be sure, c0nduc tho IN lets ssvs2e fashions but
elect him under his pledge continue tho war; and how
loog will Il he before he will forget his promises Ac.
ccntlpg the he accepts everything connected with
IT, lie caunct carry IL IN "A ciiercnt lie
TO their masters the negroes or whom
Iircon has made soldiers. Indeed he was the first
general 10 make large nro,ds upon Southern property
OF this description lie cannot refuse 70 continue the
enrolment ~ that species Ct lorce He Is lses detested
than Lincoln in the South, and would that account
be only tho more dangerous enemy. Had Lincoln not
shown himself ana,ical personal onomy of ovcry thing
Southern nad he proceeded liGc aud Christian
al the Gsi the eject might have been fatal as u was
be consolidated the south into of determined
Opposition.
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How Richmond is to he Defended.

n rom the Richmond sentinel, Oct. s.
The male citizens OF Richmond II duly impressed with
their duty arising OF the circumstances which
round u.s. should repair to the public square, or their
the sounding OF alarm bell. Not only those at
tached 10 military organizations should thus assemble,
but all others should attend TO offer themselves such
services they may be capable Of Some, who cannot
march may vet be useful 10 stand guard There few
could not render service Of come in exigency
and should absolve himself from readiness d.
Leave It TO the authorities TO whether not
persc is wanted, and in what capacity.
With these views we are pleased that the ndisp1ston
alarm corrected by the persuasiops OF the provost
guard, and that tardy or reluctant citizens
strained TO their duty We hope the Ssson thus taught
will be remembered the next occason--for we may
continue to look for suchand that shall prove TO be
'minute men, in all coming alarms IL viii be noble 10
whole population acting thus bravely and Ia rloti
calyt will be unendurable disgrace TO may
reported TO have done the late occasion Nay
are slid to be thus hid away now--shamo their
white livers. As an encouragement and inducement
Tor the people thus TO rally with promptitude and
alacrty, let the authorities into whose charge they will
90 use tnem with Judgment and discretion, and with
much cconomy o. time and expense the occasion will
allow Let the implied faith be daily honored by return.
ing them to their homes the eXiEency over
Let ungencrous advantage be taken their patriot.
conduct will stmulat- The zeal the people; with
tscolng popular zeal suitable Official head Richmond
would be whole host IN itself Persons no may think
their and safety than o. their duty, and
seek to evade assisting in the deepce Of the city, its
hones, its omen and Children, unworthy OF resi-
dence Or soourn among U.s. and should DO visited with
ths ccntsmp. OF every enc.
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

Il fCiOws-I
fendapis prior to 1919; in 1855 | resided at Port
aud, Ne, aud had Interest in tue Portland
Adr1t,ssr discontinued my connection with that apcr
IN that year however, aud 70 Mr.. James Brooks
with view OF purchasing an interest In tho Eg,r%s
/ camo TO New York and told sr. Brooks that would
ike to buy interest in the paper. and he said
he willing should do so. made an examination OF
the books in the ONCE, which mad not been written Up
FOR many months and iound the Affairs somewhat con-
fused so much so that obliged 10 take the paper
speculation He named $50 0o0 rs the value of the paper
and agreed sell sixth OF the whole al h rate
objected to the small amornt and wanted TO purchase
onefourh interest but he told that was all he wod
sell and that when he let his brother tho he
would only sell him oue.taird. told him would
like TO have greater Interest than ope.sxth, and
would not remain long partner unless Ssn could Fss
W momorandum ia tencN, which copied.
ana he signed This mcmorandam Is marked 2,
and transfers TO me sixth Of the whole, reducing
James Brooks interest TO oco haf paid him ~, 900
down. and then returned 70 Portland returned 70 New
Office as a partner. IRON that time statements OF the
profits, &c., were handed TO Mr.. Brooks every two or
MI Cram-we would like 10 have the balance sheets in
pcsssscn OF the defence, as would like TO gucslen tho
Mr.. NcKeon objected but finally withdrew the obiec.
tion, and produced the documents
Tho witncss then went I, stntc that some of these
papers wers mutAied in the condition ,ost they
when hc last saw thorn These sheets Sere pre-
accounts Of the concern for period OF four years END
Ing june 1860 These statements denoted ,ae witntss
OF the profits as one sixth OF the whoe aud were
10 show that during that period OF four bis Interest
. sixth owner was wnquestoned
The counsel for the dsiendans raised objections 70 the
introduction OF this documentary cvidsoce, and much
valuable time Was lost In debate.
q. BY Mr. Cfam-what did you do with the conveJ'
anoe after you got II from Mr.. Bangss
A. ! gave " 70 Mr.. Brooks ana be retained pos.
| session Of n for . few days saeu got from him
| and pisccd In my dees, whore " remained nnexo-
ced for three years. At tho end 0 three years HAVING
paid up my Interest in the paper ! tho.shs would %
the clese OF 1897 this raperva given TO Mr. Lawtor
who had been appointed 70 draw MP the nrticees m
she original memornndu m and " this way nv snare
the concern was rsdured from sixth ~ the whole
| ing the esror.
q-wheu dit you discover The discrepancy be.ves
ths bill of SAL ard che original memorandum marked
M. Mskscn oblsctsd to tbs qa>esion, and argued
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-24
UNITED STATES INTERNAL
REVENUE.
AnnuaL 7ares for 1864.

THE attention of taxpayers IS hereby
/. called TO the provisions of the United State
Excise Law relative to the assessment OF annua
taxes.
BY the sixth section Of the act of July 1862
it is made the duty ofall persons, partnerships
firms associations or corporations, made iiabi'
to any annual duty, license, or tax, ON or BE-
FORE THE FIRST MONDAY OF MAY IN EACH YEAR
to make list or return to the Assistant Asses
sor of the District where located of the amount
of annual income, the articles or objects char
ged with u special tax, and the business or oc-
cupation liable to pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such re-
turn by the day specified, will be liable to be
assessed by the Assessor according to the pes'
information which he can obtain; and in such
case the Assessor is required to add fifty per
centum to the amount Of the items Of such list
Every person who shall deliver to an Asses
sor any false or fraudulent list or statement,
with intent to evadc the valuation or enumera-
ton required by law, is subject to fine of five
hundred dolhrs: and in such case the list Will
be made ont by the Assessor or Assistant As
SCISSOR, and from the valuation and enumeration
SO made there can be nc appeal.
PAYMENT of the annual taxes, except those
for licenses, will not be demanded until the
thirtieth day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make
return, and oil necessary informatian, will be
furnished by Henry d. Wneow, in Cumber-
land Henry B. Elhin. at Flint Stone; Herman
lIannekamp, at Homecoming; George Charles,
at Grantsvile and Ralph Thayer, at Oakland,
all of whom are Assistant Assessors for Ale
gany county, to whom the returns should be
delivered on or before the first Monday of MAJ,
at their respective offices.
ELIAS DAVIS,
U. S. Assessor 4th District of Maryland.
BoossDouo, March 7, '64.--riarl0-3t.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-24
NOTICE
.-,- TAXPAYERS!
Office Of Internal Reuenue,
1914

Cumberland, March ii, 1854.
THE Assessor for the Fourth District of Ma
ryland has this day returned to me the can
nual Collection List" provided for by the act
of Congress, approved July LIST, 1852, contain
ing the assessment for Licenses, Carriages, Bill
lizard Tables Plate &C.; and hereby give no.
tice to Tax-Payers in Allegany County, that
said duties are due and PAYABLE, and that N. s.
Frost ESQ.,, Deputy Collector of Internal Rev
enue, will attend daily Except Thursddys) at
his Office in this city to receive the same until
the 18th day of April next.
Persons, negecting or refusing to pay the
duties and Ia xes assessed in the Annual List or
before the said day specified become liable to
pay the the penalty Of ten per centam additional
upon the amount thereof, which will be exacted
in all cases of delinquency. The law also pre-
scribes Il penalty, waere yersons carry on any
trade or business without lie requisite License
OF taree tines the amount Of the License and I'M
prisoamem for two years. After said 18th day
of April, payment of the Taxes and penalties
aforesaid will be enforced b. Distraint of the
Real and Personol property of delinquents ;
and information of parties neglecting to take
License will be laid before the ssGrand Jury of
the United States District Court.
Demand is also made for the payment of
outstanding Taxes on Income for 1862, within
ten days after publication OF this notice after
which fire per centam will be added to assess
meny remaining upaid, and collescions enfor-
ced.
~ Excise Taxes must be paid in Federal
money.
tte FREDERICK SCHLEY,
Collector, 4th District of Maryland,
N. 8. Frost, Dep. Col. I'd Div, 4th District
Nd. .n25- March 24--2t.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-24
SILVER WATCHES

First Class Hunting Time-Picces for accura-
cy of movement, beauty OF material, and
above all, cheapness in price, these watches
must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation so faultless that 1t can hard
" be detected by the most experienced
Judges. The material being Of two metals,
the outer one first quality Sterling Silver.
while the inner one is German Silver. It
cannot be recognized by cutting or heavy
engraving, making it, not only in appear
ance, but in durability the hest resemblance
OF SOLID STERLING SILVER in existence
The sale of the Watches in the Army is
a source of enormous profit, retailing, AZ
they very readily do, at 1926 and upwards.
Many hundred dollars can be made in sim
gle pay day by any one Of ordinary bus
iuess tact.
B<S- AT WHOLESALE ONLY! In
heavy hunting cases, beautifully engraved,
white enamel dial, and fancy cut hands, in
good running order, by the half.dozen, S72.
Sold only by the case of six
Upon receipt of two dollars, as guarantees
Of good faith, we will send watches by ex-
press to any part Of the loyal States colec-
sures buyers against fraud, giving them
'heir Wat1ueS oeioic pay meat 10 ie4uifeu.
Soldiers in the disloyal States must remit
cash in advance, as the express companies
peremptorily refuse making collections in
such dangerous localities. Remember, cash
in advance from within the army lines in
the rebel states We guarantee the safe
delivery of all Watches, whether they are
sent by mail or express.
HU 8BARD BROS, Sole Importers,
Ill Broadway, cor. Cortandt st. N. Y,
Feb rs '64-1m,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-03-24

Eg- General Stahl has been appointed,
by General .Sigel, as Chief of Cavalry in
this Department. A thorough re-organi-
zation in the Staff is in process, and
everything betokens' an energetic and
earnest conduct on the part of this COM
mand