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The New York herald., 1864-12-16
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~ Ben. ef Mr. JOSEPH PERKINS wNs has bse.
o.as or four zen year~ Charcoal Man. Ny Bon Diana RI
EvsSisGs Win sHAKsrERs.
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EDWIN BOOTH AS HAMLET.
NJ NJ ssnart eees 70 annosnce thai on As evep,oE
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found saoh cheeras sympaiAy viii be psos
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ns. a Sss" na: .s,s % sss 't .;'
o. HAa.ey. and no EXPENSE or labor has been
s.sasmsn. q % 10 oda.% STAGE
:p
s e s.." ss % Y 4.
4. % ysEss ss 8 ~s2 s'fs
the enineot comedian. Mr. THOMAS PLAClDk, who
Sss:s sSe:s, nss, aa ns aasss. "A s.s
g hberle O W. Chester, .. 4 Fawoe,, Daei Burroughs,
Doors Doors opsn M .. 81 Commence. At 7k precisely.
NIsLo.s o.Enss wS sEGiNs GSs.$ISy $Iyy
= is.''' .aq rsiSxS. sfS.ss. DiEiG5KxBxRT d "nA
roS'rlEfEf Tss odss1. INT rTS soos4a s.aa1s or
In which those distinguished artists aud original per-
Nh. 1n.Sa 4s5 .As AsD s4ssEs aHshsE EWEiEGiA1s EIgEi
AND THE coSSx
MR.. BARNRr WILLIAMS.
SUPPORTED BY tbs FULL COMPANY.
NEW scESEsS. COSTUMES. APsoH,sssTs 9sass x,;;,o
as AZ H; ~
Seats secured sir days in advance.
" Fourth nigh. Of MI Bouocaats new Co%eay win
entirely Scenery. Drcsses. Furniture ana Appoint
''"'' now SHE LOVES HIM
One the greatest achieved 10 this theatre
:aa w hs en- with Pc e
'sf' onasIss fs'ss Fl Fisass 1aGfs ~ JOHN a!Isss
sES*s wrEiiAssos a2As sSs'0S
.ss r.snY AADEHIsE ERs s13EISS EEHsSYE'
no% sssSissI Sis '1s HS'Es 'hEsss1ai{I1 aI1.
Open at 7k; Overture, IL
BHoAD"A1 Tas4Thd. EAs4 HiaHr BUT osx fAi0Af'
or ,se = q NV LIFE
~A'A A. created SoHs 'sa Swsss
a The '''s'''" Si'$i, ,i$sS s;sus SCENE
Of Mr. Owens famous personston Of
sOLON BHINGLE
Ia sTsSN SEC ana
lOOrH NIGHT or sOLOH sHINGLK
grand gala entertainment on the OCCASION
O fHis EVENING -
xKv = LpoGHL pucH SCENERY By HArxa
MUSIC 1ssKSfR EHohishaS y y yas: s.s.a:, saaa.
AND rowEEpEH EEEPEEEtIsss S1s1, BY ": H''''
'A' ''' l'adaa Ta .'sis srsEGrs s1oie 81 NEW YORK
BY DIoK BoucIcAulr. Esq.
10 d'e '.sseH1 ssonosTs.p saS Z pr0''su''
Gideon Bioodgood q abaukerl.........: j. Hsd
Tom Radger (his clerkl. Mortimer
c:s "sHs ' sisSss s osa: aud S
f.% Rasses psd by tn: vigilance o.
Y..nci,ss 4 Z. K K Msr!imss s.! line.
fa's 9 ri. ai.; appearance =, ih. theatre
bob (si the boot BLACK brigade, NJ c. r r.rsoe u
Cher frst appearance this season
1ds BIooago.a Nss Tne i SeTa". 49,
THE HONE 5isf.tS or rsiF TaE rooR.
UNION SQUARE fs'x1y IN Sso% ssSosS ssSfosx-Ar staar.
,xssAksr noHsK s.H IN t"isn sxxrzk STREET.
! THE FIRE
THE HosE :eS Of 'iiiE ThE KroH.
4 GRAND FAIRY SPECTACLE
Woons sIssrsxLs Saws,.ss,, y. o.,o,. sn BRoADwAT
Reappearsnce Of ing champion ban los.
rur sr.pL l.; |so,ipH e sEIHMhh nErsir wov,,
IN rhEik ss SaAGiEscs aAIGEs X rsoas1&Hs. rsG 1k
Tickets 30 cents. Reserved seats 5vcen.s.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16

EAsrMAN NATIONAL BUSINESS ceLLg0E.-fHH
Ia orsdnases OF The Institution requested 70
st the Metropoitap Hotel. on Saturday evening the
l7ib inst, al NJ fun endsncs 10 fequssted as mat
interest be before the meeting Several
Professors will be prsaeuL
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
EDWARD scHENcK, AucTIoNEER.
.K, AUCTIONEER.

INT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
o'clock, at salesroom i4l Hroadway-rs.
enience OF sale-a very largo stock OF frst
Furniture for rarlors, Chamber 5. Libraries.
1c This sale vii offer unusual opportunities
OF hne goods, as the aal. is absolute for
- at sale. Goods now oD exhibition.
n1elo, X, Quo rosewood Pianoforte.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16

RARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
READ PAUSE. RRpL00A
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF whatever creed
Please tbis our USBUM CATKCHIbM" read
Where be . PANORAMA grand
"0ULL1vkR'S tour in L1LLlPUTiAN LANDf~
This PANORAMA. Aucsl cver kn0wn,
Two thousand feet la ion tth, ~ daily shown
Where will you hear great BARkISON. who c'nES -
IMPROMTU SONGs-''hits ~ the I mcs and thinEns
Where AQUAKIA, filled with dshes raro
Where 4 tho only place beneath the
That you can ind THHEs FAT GIRLS. WEIGHT oa0
TONI
And where combined (the measure does ,io,
THREE INDUSTRIOUS GIANTS. ~ iest hghf
In living contrast where can bohod
TWO DWAkfS We ght lS pounds OF perfect moaa0
or RErTI LES, BIRDS and BEASTS rsrcst kud1
Who're And OF LIfE.LfKE FIGURES collrctioa.
MOVING AUTUMATOSS that boar inspection
Where see those RED MEN " TUE t0RBsr sevssa
For those who wish to pass the Llmo thus gayly.
Where do they give THREE ENTkhTAlNMBNrS. .sM.S ae:r
Al n a. M performance for tte throns-
Tho PANORAMA. INDIANS and . BON0,
"DsBoRAH' OR THH JEWISH MAIDRNs wRON0&~
At ~ MARTIN, THH pRIvATEER."
And very COMIC DANCE BY Monsieur TOME DkHIoA
Two living OrTERS, KAN0AROOS 1--we OWLS
ALBINo BOY, AQUAKIA and IHRkE-LEG1ED FOWk0
ADMISSION only 30 CENTS these things To see:
CHILDREN not 10. half price. SO mote IL be-
DRYANTs MINsTKELS.
ID The excelsior Ia the following brilliant ASvsA
80 ~ NAN WITH rHE BLAck, yALJss yALaJsss...w-
va AA1 ESSENCE OF OLD vrRaiskX
Hsnnsd dogse Nancy Fat. rilysbi.y wincn HnSa
ST AsrONY's DANCE foAP6fs Ei s,,ana.
Family Circe 30 PArquet 80 cens Oomnenss .
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
,PECIAL NOTICE YI.Lo's GARDEN
The sniy .wo peri manoes THIS season Of
ThR CONNIE s0o9AH.

pHILHAaxosrc soorEiY OF NEW YoRE-rwsS
IT tythird seAson 1854. 1865 Second Concert, At the
Academy Musc Saturday evening. December III 1864
orchestfA pi-ces Mendessohn's symphony, "sertch."
Ov.rtures Magic F1ute.n Mozart; 'kng Lear Beriio
SOLO Mr. ?. ssfsnsr. "v'sonceiior the German Leder
tickets usual places Tickets sold TIE door
evening OF the concert 81 50 each Doors open 81
L. sPIER, Secretary.
VARIETIES rRBATRE. 81 AND 3s BowERY.
The Great Metrepoitsn Concert Theatre
THE LARGEST COMPANY IN AMBRtCA.
Rvery Performer Bright and Brilliant stsr.
The best of the country constantly appearing
MR.. JOHN DEHIER.
celebrated Rops evening this week.
GRAND kATINER RvERY WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
Ihh rIksr rEar Rhlk Rii NOTICES FROM THE PRESS

FIRST KAIk NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.
trom III: s,.a Go%me,ss, n. S,. Adye.ssr A Dec l
q ctsma.snsn, is, evening The shsss !. white hs ink !:
Sf 81 Il he hi Hf of s s
forance critical notices and gossip private snd public
whoh hso special SPITE IN clean hand; & 2, gs glove.
e"'' From the Tribune lee I3
We observe that a advertising sheet entitled the
Pay Bill has been .aOsated 20 d. =. MAaes, hs,.r. and
sramme The ehsnse Is net a good one The Programme
aH va, q ss, to The r. r.y s nsaa,
T. It's noces Of The various theatre. are Of course mel
ss s'fsS. %
and Gs q s;.'Go s 90 a5s
say that the psrsg in the rlav Bill exhibit positive in
sp o.; ai be @
= s. % 70 asps 81 Ss @ U
marriage wedding rcceplons and tho like, may, II
f."vs ssrsn sIni Ia: DON. $50 thus ns nj
q. namSsr The name. m Of G Gentlemen vel sacrn IN os
only wound their irespecS hu also to niure their
Ing assist in tho aton OF hbes their
From the Tribune. Dec. a.
We observe that The new rlsy Bill Of which We had oe
II managers ae,ern,ned TO adopt they should
Tss .na i@p.nea Intrusion. r1a,s ace
stu preserved AMI ths utterly ua.onnded - aes upon
o. sntersinpen.-ls r.podneed IN Is original ,ibeogs
i,.."n Of The Column seadsd GOSSIP Of The Salons
which appear regularly In I'M. p,n, cannot
" ~ s,o,sis. TTsn 4S, iss we,s; ssei;1s Dec cIacny
Driven hy the OF his airocious scheme
coercng artists OF resp.clabitv into meeting
IKE Mrs y Kane socs plane the editor Of tho
Herald has hit upon . scheme Ter building np his
social relations
lie has eta6sbed petty journal fer gratuitous circua
lion the theatres which some OF foolish
enough 20 have been ennspped into admitting into their
OF all the people who venture 10 give
ties balls without inviting member OF the
Herald esablishment Respectable people will thus be
paees between Two nres II they invite me .saeses Of he
vi,e friepcs only, they viii be exposed 20 the
miserable play bill and hs~ ked about tbe city But thsis
all TheT daughters will be publicly insuled by the
III Of in fnl with rumors of
rage sscaed Anl thew send their TO horsewbip
people into silence The theatrical
Who themselves the accompces OF these infamous
surprised u they ind thex theatres
BY all people who respect themselves and dscency
CpsCIAL MOTTO. NIsLo's GARDEN
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
The sul lv lvo srfO ma nce AZ al
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
aMUsEuE NTB.


A cADkMy or GvsIc.-IrALiAa OPERA
aosT r0;;ifivsiIii Lar Kiaiir OF rA1sr
retaining thear private boKos or the sght
respectfully requested 70 give uotee s0sS
0erlTs Tas 9Ssinxf ssnsIsa sS's ps Il ArsocLoox
fkIkErBhkrH sUBSC xiPrioS kI0urA.
Positive las. nigh. this .:..s@ Of v,us,
with las and brilliant s,umes splendid scenerr aaG
app0intm Tnx
very compeis o2St tncsdisS
a0nsHsL a. norr,.
ra sUsINI,
ERHRsrINB. AyRio2
ON SATURDAY, Dsc. III aalND MAfiNAx.
DoS seBAsrIAN
IA active rehears Il, m saorv vii be produ~e4
FRA DiAVOLO
6eats may be secared Tor any Of the ssove named -
was; W. a. Pond Co e. 6iI Bro,dwav and a. k0ss
Anthoay's, oornor Of Nassau and fiae streets.
AcADEMY or MUsIO-ITALIAN oPERA nArISe9
Ia answer to mum rous Requests Eoss -
'0''os that the s.1a os spssasasT psnsasrfas Npss~
WIZ VIII oe given for positively ths ume ouS) ~ -
ON SATURDAY. DKoEMBER IT. AT oNB O'CLOCK.
nov ssa.S9rM,AIsp SMAsp GALA MATaNss MATaNss.,,s,,..
oNK DOLLAR ONLY. No RRasRvBD aRArA
Tickets had At re!uAr hcss ~
Noricx-Ls ties are particularly requested order -
avoid Inconvenience 70 pnr hsse thor Us OF. 10 aiyaoca
great crowd beins eYrerd Three sJdonA toAo@ ohsoso
aud entrance doors will be opened
TBBAThE OFFICB-NIBLOa SALOON
III EVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY, Al y o'0lO,k z -
SATURDAY DECEMBKR H. 1885,
la Ligne Droe, comedy one act La Commnde de vaeS
rns vaudeville one act lie vlla o. comedy. octave fess
t,sE Hrnua h.uAu
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
EEDs. AUCTTONEER

6kEDs. AUCTIONEER
4ATIOS SALE OF THE LARGE STOCK
les. BRANDiES CHAMPA0NES,
III UUKs, CORDIALS, DC.
ZOE MESsKS. A. NJ. BININ0ER 4 co.
FEEDS & MINER will soil at auction, on
rday. Decem or le aud II, at eleven O'Clock
Establish 'nent of Messrs A N Bininger h
~, aud every day following, uutil the entire
Among the Wines offered this day will
tho most celebrated Champaaues, VIZ -
orteo by Schmidt d Co.. Piper Heidsick. by
S1ois; G.. H. Nouns, various bfaads, imported
Hubert, Pere lls, Due De Montebsl.o, and
Ihrge line o. fine Hungarian Wines toge her
ndies, Gin. Wines, &c, OF the most cele.
warranted genuine.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16

srHR FOLLOWING APPEARED IN yEsTERDAY's
Il HerAld.-ro Lcstsry Policy Asents-i desire 10 say
that aausned that the eovernmsnt has right 70
busiaea and that have made application for
license u. y. LCTHY
The above card representation In every particular,
being use1 for nslioious purposes now state.
did in the hsrah " December that the government
have right TO impose tax or collect the
same uness our business u sgared By the State auths
tea q. r. LurHY
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
STRAW WArTTRD

WE are prepared e buy STRAW at ell timae vshsn
W delivered In go6t order IN bales At PApQ ESs
on the Brandywine, about FIVE miles above WffEE -
We will loan Presses to parties selling s1Gv as, VI
present will pay for
Wheat Straw go cents per 100 lbs
Rye Straw rs cents per 100 lbs.
For further information apply At The MIL aadlsss by
nail, JRssuP 4 MooRf
oet2I.-tL Phi0delphia-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13

RoB2RT MeoABE N. d. secrolarr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
IOIHI TTuIeeIIIHl sNUW,lU0
khav an .ht 10 mai - - 'NNN
Secretary and rrsAHuror-RoBERr MoCABR, ND.
DERE(TNRS.

UIkEGTOTtS:
Ell Wilson, Drandywine Hid James Delaplain Christi
ana lid. JAmet Webb. samuel Barr, H o. Stutseuburg
and Jesse Sharpe " miHgton Id.; Robert McCabr Miil
Creek lld; John !. Mliamron, White Clay Creek I'D
George Janyier, New Castle Hid Curtis D. Ellison Pen.
cadet Hi.i John O. CAri, lel Lion Hl; WIN. EN- .le
smyinai Jaues II. Burnhan, St. Georges HI; Chaias
\. feming Peter +. Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dnye
Charles runne Gsorgetovn.
AGENTs-As vel or receiving applications for iLsur
ance as uues OF melnhers:
Iii Wilson, BrandyWins Nd Robert MrCabe, NH
Creek iid James pslapmln. ChrstianA Ild.; John +,
N4Manson, White Clay Creek Hi; Curtis Is. Ellison
hedgAder III Red Lion St. Georges and ppoquinmink
hundreds Joseph g qIiihth, smyrna james Crippen,
SsW Oasiis hdi Charles T. Fleming, Milford Charles
Communications on general business Addrassed to the
uaderssnedi WILMINGTON, will receive Immediate atlen
ion
g& RoB9RT MoCABE NJ a. seeretAry
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR E
Insurance Company of che
State of Delaware"
fnrloIv11 NM Cpnar 6o1

tUEluAAL MILL CRHgE, &o)
THIS Company soutinues to offer to the people Of DeA
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance against loss
By sro Ill descriptions Of property, sxespt ,iariue
riskR
The Insutution is commended by over % years exuer
Snce attention the sf Mutual Insurance
ihsng tile FIRST tn Introduce the principle into our sA
by Of which, II "a believed the Managers have
enabled adjust and discriminate between ths
different varieties Of Iroperty to render tho member
ship ameng the most equitable in character of the nutne
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit itself that Its payment losses have
been prompt aud bera that in 20 years business aud
losses hing 100000, not a tings caAe Of ra
ton has occurred, and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking TO the safety than the number and
amount Of lis risks It has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands OF Dollars OF Insurance. either requiring too
great amount In single risk Offering unit oh
jartE of Insurance for the character Of the lusutou
In this II Is conceived It has the safest and
most select lst Of nsuantes, In proportion tha amount
-0ver six Millions Of Dollars, Of any other Company
within reasonable range.
AH evidence Of this II has only reduced the r.te
Insurance, at sl times moderate, one-sixih during thu
years hnt presents clear surplns fund ~
s4500 security against any Assessment on the Dep1s
Notes, which by the Scrip Certiseats OF
the etlAn,e due TO each member being Issued " III
be paying interest 10 them from January 1852 Al tha
ateof per cent par annum, thus making still nrthG
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1852 with Isal protection Ia
the eomIiunity in Deposit Notes Of s2sOO0O
| Surplus FUND 10000
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
NJ EDIoAL DEPARTMENT
Nl OF THB
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The FIFTY-sEvENTH SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
OF MEDICINE in the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
will commence on M0NDAY The l7lh OF October, 1864,
and end en- the LIST Of March, $685.
full Course Of Lectures will bs given on all the
branches as follows;
OH Surgery.-By Prof n. n. Smith
On CheMtsiTy lHd Fharmdcy-By Prof VIM. Z. A
Aiken.
o.. obNeiries aud Di'soses of Women and cS.iidrsn-
By PrOi. q W. hiltenbsrger.
on PTiHeplss and Prdcttre Of Msdiciae and Clinical
Medicine and Hygsne-By Prof Richard Bcsherry
on Anatomy and PtgHoloyy-By proE Christopher
Johnston.
On 1Gierta Mediea, and Taerapcuiies-By Prof sAmi
c, Chew.
Practical AnaOmy will be taught by James H. Butler,
NJ. D., Demonstration
During the continuance Of the war Military Surgery
and Military Hygiene will be introduced a regular part
Of the course.
MateulAtes Of ths School have access at all times to
thswArda Of the Baltimore phrmAiy, where they can
witness TIE Performance Of all the principal operations
In surgery and observe the forms Of dis.
under treatment The lnhrmary spacious hos
pal attached to The Medcsl School, and It Is open the
Students daily Throughout the entire year. without any
additional charge
TIE ess for the full Course Of Lectures ara 0o ior
MAtTualauop, s. and for PrAetiesl Apatonsy, $40.
GEOkGE ". LTENBEk0ER
5sp 80 Dean Of the Faculty. =.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

SO general has the use of this remedy become
and 90 popular Is it everywhere, that it Is un-
necessary 10 recount its virtues. Its works
speak for ii, and find uiterants in the abundant
aud voluntary testimony Of the many who from
long suffering and settled disease have by its use
been restored TO pristine vigor and health. We
osn present a mass Of evidence in proof Of cur
assertions. that
CANNOT BE DlsCRED1TED.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
The Rev Jacob seohler,

Well known and much respected among the GsrmaA
population IN this country, makes the following state
HASovES, PA Feb. ie 1859.
Dear Sirs Having realized In my family Important
benefits from the use Of your valuable PREPARATION
recommend 1t to the public. some eight years
ago my daughters seemed to he in decline, aud
little hopes Of her recovery we're entertained. then
procured bottle OF excellent Balstm, and before
there great improvement In her health. have,
u my individual SAGE made frequent use OF your valid
able medicine. sud have always been benefited by H.
JACOB sRollLER
FROM Jessie NTH, Esq President OF tue
Morris County Rank, mOTrl-toNvps
New Jersey.
"HA,ing usea Dr. WisrARs BALsAn OF WILD CHARny
for about een years, and having realized Its beneficial
results my isny It ahorda ue great pleasure In 70
eommsudins 1t 10 tbs public As valuable remedy IN
cases vi weak lungs colds, coughs, &c., aud readI
which consi1.r 10 DO entirely innocent, aHd may y
tAAsu wi perfect safety by the most delicate In health
From Ron. John E. smith, n DistinKuIsh-
ed Lawyer in Westmtnsters Md.
Ih.ye oa several OCCASIONS usei Dr. wisrAR's BAuln
oP WILD CHEnRI tor COLDS aud also with decided
benefit snow VI uo preparation that Is more efeAet
uns more deseiYins ot general use.
TLa BA!sam ha- 80 beea used with excellent eject By
J < ELLlorr, Merchant, Halls Gross Roads, Nd,
Wlstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
None genuine unless signed IL BUTTS" th
| wrapper
For sale by
J. p DtNsMoRE, No. 4sl Broadway, New York.
$ W. fuwLEa co. Proprie s, Boston.
And hy all prnssis;s.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-13
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
Important to Life Insurers. Facts Us. Fiction

PERSON aged 50 ean insu sRSBo00 on his Lille In the
n NEW EHGLkED MuTuAL LiPL INSURANCE. COMPANY, by
paying s72 30 in cash. aud note for amount
In all cash companies ST5 would only ineufe $4,000.
The Note plan aldh 60 O0l at The Cash plan adds
only 81 800 IN II yedfs
In the Note Company the dividends are applied to can
ceiling the Notes Thus reducing the amount of both prin
oips and interest
In the event Of death tho heirs of the Insured under
the system would receive $6 90 less tho notes I'M
paid In tbs Cash Company only 5000 would be paid
| 10 the heirs Of the decessed.
person aged 81 insured In tho NEw KrGLAYD
MUTUAL for to0. paying annually 81 10 in cash aud
note for the same amount About since he enlisted
In the 6gth Regiment, Z W. anu after few months ser.
died After dedueling unpaid notss, his widow re-
eeised 1850 In Casn Company the widow would
have received only t5uO. one fact like this Is worth
/ thousand pamphlets got up TO deceive tha public.
prominent Market Street merclsnt remarked few
days snee that be could make than ten er
the amount lett him by the Company per cent In
teres This vas good common svnss. 1ns INTEREST
BY IAK IEsbRRD CANCELS OK kXGERDs
THe COMPANY This important last is entirely ignored
| by all cash Companies he unairuets and design Of
ueh coutss too apparent
The great Of tue Note Companies has provoked
the unjust attsck Of all Cash Companies Anexaminaton
Of the tyktens Will convince any candid man that the
Note Company makes the largest provision his family
t about half ths expense.
The great object OF lite insurance Is PRESENT BENEFr
and not remote contingency
The Necessary blanks will he furnished On application
W. D. STROUD, NJ. D., Medical Examiner
Al the office daily, from Il to O'clock.
kEfEKENCEa.
George II. Stuart, Bsq, JAMES Graham, Lsq.
Hon. Vim. A. Porter, Rev. j, B, Dates b. d..
| b. b. ComegyH, Esq, boyd Stroud,
Joseph Lea, Sterling & Franks,
Henry Simons, Julius Lee Esq.
b. Rayner Goodwin, J. D., WIN smith. Esq.,
Thsmas B. Beck, H.4- Baker Hopkins,
Wallace Browne.
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent.
febl2-ly 425 Chestnut Street, Ph,tadelphiG.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-06
BALTIMORE, Sept 5,-The following to the
American IS furnished in advance OF publica-

american ls iufnishcd IN advance OF publlcA-
ton.
HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE DIVISION, SEAR
BERRYsylLLE, Sept 4, O'Clock, A M.-Gen-
eral Torbets cavalry corps, which had en-
camped at Rppon's Store, on the Charleston
and Berrysvllle Pike, left the camp at nine
o'clock Friday night, aud proceeded to Ber-
rysville, reuehIng there at midnight, where
they went into camp at daybreak Next
morning they moved out through Berrysville,
on the Winchester Pike, taking the road TO
the LETT, about seven miles beyond Berrysville,
and we're stll advancing, whom last heard
IRON al ten clock yesterday morning, meet.
ing little or no opposition The infantry,
consisting OF Crooks command, the 4th and
7 18th corps, broke camp at four clock yester-
day morning, and moved in three parallel co
umns, towards Berrysvie. Crook command
was on the left, the 18Th corps in the centre,
and the 9th on the right. Crook reached
Berrysville first, about twelve O'Clock ia the
morning, and rested in lIue of battle with
urms stacked for q couple Of hours, while
pickets were being posted on the different
roads leading from Berrysville. The 2ad
Ohio was sent out TO Smokers Ferry road
and the Both Ohio on the Winchester Pike
running to the right from Berrysville. Gen
>'SS'N 'N"' INV Soh anu hdu lubt Dulb0eu
pitching tents at about four clock, when
heavy Skirmshing was heard on our picket
lines
The whole command rapidly turned out
aud was iUrmed, and moved TO the support of
the pickets, who had been driven from behind
some entertainments which they had occu.
pied The 3Gih Ohio and sth Virginia were
formed, and charged the enemy, driving them
ont OF the cnirenenmenls. A desperate strue.
gle now ensued, the rebels being determined
TO regain possession OF the enIrenchments
With This object they massed no less than TWO
divisions, and hurled them with their aceus-
toned Jury agsinst oar gallant little band
which was supported by both pavds and
lhornbnrn's divisions They we're hand.
somely repulsed every lime. The conflict
lasted Till long after sunset, and artillery fr-
ing Was kept up until nine o'clock The
whole army has been engaged all night dig.
ging entertainments and throwing up breast.
works, and now occupJ strong position.
The whole of the fighting 30 far has been done
by Crooks command, which captured five
hundred prisoners and several stand Of col.
ors. Our less will amount to about three
hundred kied and wounded, whit hat of the
enemy is at least one-ihird greater. Heavy
firing was heard yesterday, in the vicinity Of
Bunker Hill, supposed to be Ayerill adyanc.
ing.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-06
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights Dispatches.


WASHINGTON, Sept There Is no truth
in the published report that an Envoy Extra
ordinary, from the Emperor Msxmiilian, has
arrived in Washington.
B B Rosea@l Minister Plenipotentiary
from Yeuzuela was today formally presented
to the President by the acting Secretary of
State. The usual assurances OF friendship
were exchanged
According to an official statement the
amount of fractional currency in circulation
is $4,000 600, an increase Of nearly one mil.
lion within the last month.
The subscriptions to the 1880 loan, ss re.
ported 10 The Treasury Department to-day,
amount to 81 800, and to The 70 4O loan;S72
100.