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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-12-06
SOUTHERN TaEED g. FIpgESnEs5,.
TIL ENTIRE EDITORIAL AND CONTRTR17TO.
RIAL CORPS OF BOTH JOURNALS
RETAINED.

T'11R PROPRIETORS- OF THE "MERCURy
n having purchased the "SoutIcrn Field and Fire
sloe and finding it impossible to make arrangements
winch would ins'res regular supply of paper upon
account OF the irleguarity and ainty of trans
portasi"n for the "Fcld and Fresdc" at Aut,,,sa Ga
the same having to be supplied from the mills at Raj:
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k;c'gha and combined hcsc two sterling Literary Jour
nails. The Mercury" is therefore merged into the
southern Field and Fircsido" and will beso publish
Gu "n'll inc State OF the country will justify divergc
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or intcrrlibtiou =.
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Splendid Array of Combined Talent
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.

PARAGRAPH " OF GENERAL. ORDERS
a No. Is. current series from this Office, is here
.! rereated to wit: "The persons liable to this ser
vice scrvitc beyond their DISTRICTS arc all persons
oet"ce the ages OF sixteen and seventeen years md
a' Perfos between seventeen and fftk years of ago
who are exempt from Confederate service but who nre
not exempt by the laws OF this State from State SER
wee winch INCLUDES, amongst other ciusses all bonded
aSrlcHlturIsts who have been exempted by ConIler-
aIe authority as owners and managers of their own
Plantations"
cAi MS Includes persons who have been exempted
iron, confederate SERVICE ly reason Of physical tlisab
~ put WHO have not been exempted by STATIC Sur
geoEs. '0 ''
III. Paragraph III. Of General Orders No. H. cur.
rent series from this Office, is hereby reiterated TO wit
l'at persons who are lsLlc to service in said com
pahcs, and who have failed TO report their names
when the companies shall he ordered into service will
90 arrested Carried into camp and tried by Courts Mar
ual Ill pursuance OF Act Of the general Asscn,l}yn
~. all s.ch persons Included in The proceed
he paragraph OF these Orders will forthwith rcpor for
duty ut Hamburg g., itlout any summons or no.
uce from the commanding officers or they will bc ar
rested. > "
v IN tho following Regiments no returns of organ
l@cd companies have been made this Office and the
persons III said Regiments who liable to service be.
!ohd The limits ct lhcir Districts will forthwith report
lor dlty at llamlarg s. g. to be assigned to other
companies on pain being arrested and sent forward
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ted therefore the Trade had bettcr forward hoir orders
ut once. ~
Address
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> Raleigh N. @.
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WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES
w This exquisite Cosmetic has no equal for beAutify-
ing, whitening, and preserving the complexion Ii pre-
pune white wax hence It's extraordinary quail
uel hr preserving the skin, making son fair SMOOTH
and TantpATent It most soothing after shaving ounoa
ehApped hands and bps removes pmpet, bloeh0s tan,
freckles, sunburn, and impGra peary tint 20 The
face neck and arms. Price 30, So and rs cents HUNT
4 Co, N0.lSs s.sEYRSTH Street, AndAo.A kIehfh
Street l0-S Sm
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General Steele, commanding the Department
OF Arkansas, is removed Thank God He was
gooG Tor nothing except 10 tram dogs race horses,
live luNurOusly, and keep fast women. His ex-
pedon south to aid Banks was, according to
the statements Of every one we have seen, not
only complete failure, but demonstrated Steeles
utter incapacity to command an advance or
a retreat.
Steele was not near his men in the fight at
Washington or jenkins Ferry. Steele has been
tyrant in this-he would not brook word said
or written against him. Since Steele has had
command he has lost thousands of his brave SOL
dlers, he has cost the Government millions Of
dollars and has accomplished absolutely nothing.
lie has been merely commissary of subsistence
for the Rebels.
General Curtis, Blunt, or Mcneil would do
more fighting in one day than Steele and Thayer
would in lifetime. Curtis, Blunt. and Mcneil
may have their faults also, but they have proved
to the world that whenever or wherever Rebels
were TO be found they have been ready to fight
them, and have always whipped the enemy
They have fighting reputation We trust some
fighting man will now be placed in command Of
lhat depaTtment.-LsGreRtcoyth Kansas BillietiH
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TOHN II. STOKES,
y No. 7O2 ARCH STREET.
REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY GOODB
A Splendid Variety f-r
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Consisting OF ST. Goods.
French MerinOes and Pop'ins,
LuuIn's Sing and ID uBl0 width Black DELI tpa'
Iupin's B'tgEt WO Plsids
Lupins Fine Qualty French MerinOes, r.
Heavy kIbbed Wool roplius, 81 80
Gay ana Plain style Cotton and WOOlOala
90 ga ds CacOes, from ~ I 10 SOC,
Plaid ShAwls--tlay ard Desirable,
Plain shaw s-for service
Child ems ShAWls- Long AVID square.
ladies' Gents and Children'S owes.
Lh1ies and cen = Linen CAmbnc Hdkfs
adts Hem Stitched Hdkfs.
Gents Six Hdkf.
Ram raj skirtg-Large Assortment
Hrlerdid Connterpancs, from Auction,
Flannels-Whle and 9OlC red.
Russia Crash snd Diaper.
lloO yards American Crash, A. l26c.
II Ladies will this stock they will nnd good
goOes at the very lowest prices No trouble TO show them
JOHN VI. STOKES.
h9-lm No. 707 ARCH Street.
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THE SCHELDT DUEs.-SOme of the disabilities
under which commerce between the United States
and Western Europe has long suffered, are gra-
dually disappearing. By the treaty with Dem
mark in 1857, the "sOund dues" were abolished
in consideration of the payment by the United
States OF FlUo73l, this being our proportion Of
about Sl7 100000 for which Denmark cOmmuted
with the principal commercial nations.
SO the detention at EslnuTG Of vessels engaged
in tie commerce Of the Baltic was done away,
Denmark engaging TO maintain lights, buOys
&C, without charge, and the sound is as free
the open sea. The collection OF these tolls is pre-
old Norman pirates, and tho yh the right was
often in dispute, settlement Of the question was
deferred, under various pre'eN.s till recent day.
The SCbeldt dues collected by Belgium on ship
ping passing from the North sea 90 Antwerp aud
other important cities, formed another severe tax
on commerce, which originated much in the same
way, aud were obnoxious for similar reasons.
The proclamation of the Pre,l lent of the United
States, a few days ago, gave Official information
that these have been finally eXtnguished. By
the treaty of 1858, these dues we're capitalized at
2,0O0,7S0 francs.
This arrangement is now complete, and the
vantage accruing from treaties between Be GUM
and other powers. the TeJuctiOu in import
duties, in their case, applies equally to goods
from this country,
The motive in entering upon the treaty Of 1858
was explained in the preamble 10 be- on our part,
70 regulate In q formal manner the reciprocal
relations OF the two Governments, aud further 70
strcr gthen, through the Development Of their
interests respectively, the bonds Of friendship
and good understanding so happily established
between tnem.
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elgy" OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
- ROAD COMPANY.
PHfLA JELrHGA, November 4, 1884
lOTTCE To guAREUJIIR

80 foIl'E To ShAREHOLDE -.
lho NharehO ders or this company notified that,
under Res luton oftbc Boa Of Dircct r. they are d
teo to subscr be 70 the ,oc of the Company amount
o Ten PER CENT on their respective interest AZ
shown by their books OF the % instant
Fach shareholder tn leo 70 fractional part ofa share
unOer the terms Of the Resolution shall have the pry
d. ars. T
This Stock viii be lssued at the par value o. nv dol
iHis per thae Accrued H torest az SIX PER CE " win
The Books for suNscription aud ty mont viii be o,ep
on MONDAY, the 7h instant, and VIII close on The sat
NJ Iecember neIt, after whicn no further
VII ho received under n e resolutsl.
u-lo-tl2-8 THOMAS T FIRTH Traasrrar
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POISONING BY BUTTERCCps.-Au English
paper says:-An inquest was recently neld aG
lie Bull Hotel, hartford, before Mr.. G. j.
Cartar, coroner, on the body Of a child named
Sarah Elizabeth Heron, ~ six years. It
appeared by the evidence O. the mother aud
father Of the child, that SOrIe time before her
DEATH the deceased had CON pained Of feeling
very unwcl, and in g'eat p.il about the body
and legs. Tue mother afterwards discovered
that the deceased hHd been ating buttercups
from field close by, and seut for powder from
a chemists; but as the deceased yomited great
deal, and presented every aul carance OF having
been poisoned, the parlsh su- con was sent for,
but that gentleman did NOT arrive at the house
till the child was dead. = p0a'-mOrtem eXamina-
tiOn had been made, which p. we'd the deceased
had been poison, by eaiug nuttercups; and the
jury returned a verdict To tina effect.
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BrgadleT- General GlaubUuy, reported by Gene
rl Hood killed nc The Itile 90, Franklin, viii be
remembered here as the Il '. j. c. Cranberry,
Of the Virginia Conference, Methodist Epis opal
Church, South. He was formerly pastor of tue
"Crurch South" on Eighth street, near II, re-
Gently purchased by The HaDrew COugres CATION,
and now used by them In Washington he served
two years, ana was then app,,uted TO the Col ege
at Charlottesville, Va where he was officiating
rs chaplain when the HcDvl0iIl broke out. As a
minister he was high esteemed while here, both
as pastor and pulpit Ora,O or. He was about
thirty. eight years OF age when he died, and his
numerous acquaintauccs in Washington will
regret his death in an uuhOly cause Washing
ton Star, Saturday.
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DRPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS,
- once, 8. W. corner WALNUT and FIFTH Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, A., lmUBT 2, 1854.

PHfLADELpHIA, DecH Hmu0r ~, 1864,
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
PoAed Pfoiosa viii De received at tho once of the
Chief COmmiAsiouer OF Highways until O'Clock r. NJ,
Monday, 18Th inst for the construction OF Sewer
the lue of sixteenth street, nOrhward from wallace
street. street Of brick circular IN form,
with a diameter, inside Of feet six inches. Theto will
be inlet OF IRON tho northwest corner OF Six
teenth and North strees aud hole; the entire
leHRho about $50 feet The understanding to bo that
the Contractor shall take bills prepared against tho pro-
peTy fronting said sewer, 70 the amount OF seventy
nve each neAl foot OF front each side
street, In payment tt6eNr. Al Bidders invited
present az the time and place OF opening he said propas t
Each proposal will be accompanied BY n certificate that
Bond has been filed In the Law Department. directed
by Ordinance Of Nay 25 1860. II the lowest bidder shalt
not execute contract within lye days aer the work ls
awarded he will be deemed declining, and will be held
liable his bond for the offer between his bid aud
the next higher bid Specifications may be had At tns
Department Of Surveys which will be strictly adhered TO-
W. W. SMEDLEH,
1912 mW53t Chief Commissioner Of Highways.
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LIBBRALITY TOWARDS LITERARY INsTITU-
TONS During tue past ye the colleges and
semnarieS of this country h.ya received liberal
contributions. Yale co Irye has received
Si5O000; Amherst, SllOOl0 Princeton IN. j.,
(Hartlord), 100000; Butgur- (N.JD, 100000;
Chicago Theological Seminary, $4,000; Bow
dOin (MeO. $1,000; New York University,
500 600; Wesleyan UlvcI,ity (St. Lous)
$4,000 AnuovCr Ireulo-icsl Seminary, $4,000 I;
Dartmouth, $1,000; Hmv I'd, $t4, 900; vii.
hams, $4,000; Middlebury, 10000. These are
NE Of the figures, aud they tell good story
Al this in war times shows nat we are q good
deal Of people.
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GEORGE PLOwMAN, CARPENTER AMI
" Builder, No. 232 CARTER Street, and No. l4l BOOI
Street, Machine Work and MliwHghting promptly a.
tended to, ll-R
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= OFFICE OF THE FAIRMOUNr AID

No, 2oOE IAlLONlllLL street
PHILADELPHIA, December 10, 1884.
Not ce Is herby given TO the Stockho dcs uf tue Fair
mount and Arch Street City Passenger Railway Com
psuy that citing of the Sockho crs viii he held at
ue once OF the Company, No. 1852 CALLOVIIIL,L
Street THURSDAY, the 29th Instant at 4 O'Clock P
20 On into cousiora ION tie agrperneUf made AM 1Is
day between me rccors and Managers 4 the HestIn-
vile, MAutua and Fa.rmount Passenger Btlr ad Com
pany az the Directors and Managers Of the FtrmOunt
TIE mcping and consolidation ~ the c,rpOrat rlg7ts
powers privileges, franchises and property Of the air
mt" uno WIN the itbonvlhe' Mariua and 'FA,m unit
Passe ger Rarosd Company; and 10 the adup
OrreIeciOn Of the same.
l2.I4-wru.6s G. b DUNCAN, President.
k1sgs UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
~ department OF Arts--rho examination OF the
Monday, II From s H. juniors by Professor Ken
seniors, by Professor frazT tAstonomv). oral
- Iuuday, l8th Prom 20 H. seniors, by Professor
scr oppee Otrkt elements q the En- gsh Languagel
written. From II ~ l, juniors, By Professor Franz
(NeCiun csl, oral
wedn soay, l4th.-From to II Seniors BY Profop OF
Jaekssu (Horaces Epstle,l, and SOpnom0rcs, by Pro
teSsor Frazer NloosyJ written, From II 10 Juniors
BY Provost untelecmal Philosophy, oral
Thursday, 10Th From 10 II, Juniors By Profess, W
Alou (ArtgOue Of SophoceE) and freshmen, by Pr0s-
sor kendall AgobraJ, written From n 70 l. senisrl ~
the Provost (AOra Philosophy oral
FriHay, lfth-From 20 N, sophumOrss bv Professor
Kendall lGcomstTyl wnuCn From u TO T. Seniors, by
Monday, 18Th Prom 10 a, Ffrghnep, BY PROFESSOR
Allen LNenopbons Hel.nica' orai From II 20 Juniors
Tuesday Fh From 10 ~. Sophomore by Professor
Allen CThueyci ss sioiian Expedition oral From n
- J. Freedmen BY Professor CopPee (Webers Universal
w,dne,day 2ls'-Trom9 70 n, s1phomores. by Profess
sor Jackson lIaetns's as oryl, oral
Thursday, 22c From toll, Freshmen, by Professor
GEORGE ALLEN,
I2-l3-St BOcretary Of the Faculty Of Arts.
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N9gf@ TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
- HESTONNILLE, MANTUA AND FAIKNOU II
iAsSENGER RAILROAD tOMrASY Notice is neTesy
given to the ~tOvkho ders Of the above COMPANY t1at
meeting OF the stockholders will he held al tac oce OF q
nnIgsnl ESQ. No 45t WALNUT street, Philadelphia,
on IuukSDAl, the 29th ustan., az | O'Clock =. NJ TO
take into consideration the agreement m sde on III
bei".en the Directors and MANAGERS Of the Farmount
ana Arch street City PASSENGER Railway Company, aud
the Directors and Mana of the Hestonville Mantul
-airn uun Passenger Railroad Company tor mc-gipg
ana cOnNot tatnn Of the corporate rights powers urv-
eges ranchscs and prOpsrty NJ the FaTmount q Arch
street city Passenger RAJ way Company INTO and with
the Htstouvie, Mlntua, and FarmIuut assenger Rail
roRo ompany and TO for ado or reeston Of
the same. G. IS, DUNCAN. Pre,tI.n..
PHILADELPHIA, Docemher II. 1864. l2-wfmGt
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I IGHTl LIGHTl LIGHT LIGHT is A
! great thing ~ these dark days PgLLIN.
GERS PATENT DifFUSlNE REFLFCTORS, for both
day and gas-lght Gas ReHe tors fo- windows with
burners give light than six burners with the kind
in
Gas 4tters furnished Of low rates Daylight Refectors
ur lighting dark rooms, ana basement OfCes, &c with
out the use OF gas. once,
n-iO-im No. 43l CHESSUT Street, Philadelphia
4 IOUNrING. aOUsB AND SCHOOL DBsKs
~ made 10 order, AZ
No 232 GARTER Srest,
n-22 GEORGE PLOWAAH.
I ONGWORTHS SWEET CATAWBA
Il VINE
lOEGwORTHS SWEET CATAwBA VINE.
LOEGWORTHS = SWEET CATAWBA WINE.
small invoice Of this favurite brand at tho CALlFOR
MA WINE eGEECYr No. AZ tforty-two) :. FIFTH
Street above Ch6snut. l2S-mblm
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49, OFFICE'OF rHB GIRARD ESTATE,
- No. - s. Eth street.

....-. PHILADELPHIA, December 8, Is z.
PROPOSALS To LEASE GIRAKD COAL LANDS.
In compliance with resolution OF the Sc oct and Com
mon councils Ot the CITY or Philadelphia approved May
20, - sealed prop sails will he no this uH
uul FRIDAY, Iecemuc. lG. 1864, at O'Clock q " 10
lease uCh part Of the orth dipping vein. the Israel
CnIeJamcs Howell ana Edward Lymen not here
olorr leased In the sent form Of easing the Grtrl
Cual lands accepting that the parties shall
tssecs % puyut the market value Of lamp coal as the
seme sH exist Al Port uvboufOr chestnut at the same
STANDARD nUu value huwevcr. that the sum pad mail
not be less than tVeny-nye cents for e.ch Of cod
uiurC not ChCsnut; and les. tn Nal:
ana othe~ tracts tO ,ucn her prr
Sous be uccept IN accordance with the provisions
OF rpsUl4tUn 20 which this is supplement Whp snail
pfe'cut sufficient evidence that he 'ent and
shui miner ard uIy able 10 fudl he yenants N the
hase. said proposals 10 he opened the presence OF the
Committee Grard Estate, and the lease be awarded
10 fhp highest bidder.
The acceptance the bidder and the mode nj arriving
at the price of al at Port Carbon determined only
by the execution Of a lease in wri irR
CHARLES z. SMITH,
1919. INV Il. Superintendent OF the Girard Estate
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, DECEMBER

NtAoUNl DLIANIMIINI DIOIlHDIIV
i 10, 1864,
Notice is hereby given or the readiness OF thls Depart
ment 20 Tedetm on preservation, by payment In lawful
money BY conversion into bOrds authorized by
tho Three Years Treasury Notes begging interest at the
rate OF seven and -enns per centum Issued Ter
Act Of July H. 1851 Interest will all such Trea-
sury Notes not so presented ar er three months from this
sion ceases, W. p FESSENDEN,
l2-l4-lOt Becrt tary OF tho Treasury.
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THE MOST USEFUL,
L THE BEST AND TIE CHEAPE5r
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
AT RANRERGER nRDIHERg


Read the List OF Articles.
LINEN HbkFS.--A very large assortment OF plain,
hens H. heo, anC embroidered HdSfs VERY cheap.
LACE COLLARS -Csmbric Collars ana Scus. YCry
CheAp
FANCY BACK COMBs-A very largo assortment OF
the most beautiful styles OF fancy back half the regular
TeiWl prices.
GLOVES-GLOvFS.--A very large assortment OF silk,
Feecy Lined Cloth Gloves and all other kinds Of Gloves
Very low.
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
The largest assortment Of mpral skirts In the city
From $50. 10 $50 ap ece. Very cheap,
MERINO GOODS.
The largest stock OF Ladies' Nous, Misses, BOys aud
ChildenS Merino uncerhirts and Drawers IN the CITY,
at very lowest prices
HOSIERY HOSIERYl
The best and cheapest HOeie ~ IN the city.
LADIES' MEMS, AND CHlLDREAS hosiery.
Cotton, Wool N, and Merino Hosiery. The largest
assortment Of every size, quality and description,
SATGHELS! SATCHELSl
very large assortment OF French Morocco Satohss,
LACE Wells! LACE yEILsl
very laDe assortment Of BLACK Lace Wells, at all
prices, very cheap.
lad cs' and Gents silk and wooden Scarfi.
Hair Brufhet, Cumps, SILK Hdhts,
Curses, reu Bosoms, and large assortment Of Fancy
Goods much lower than at any other store In hs city,
BAMBBRGEk BROS No. lO5 ~ EIGHTH Stroot,
l2-l5-Gt Third store above Arch.
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VAIuABLB HOTEL LEASE ron sALs.-A

VALUABLE HOTEL LEASE FOR sALB-A ,.
BLEECKER. SON co, Aucticneers, win sell q
change saesroom III Broadway new YORK city, The Lease
Of that valuable and maRninccnt Hotel located
Pennsylvania ayenue in che city OF Washington D. o. one
square east Of Wizards Hotel The buildns IN partially
sobsidersbe building materials on hand The plans o. The
Building have been carefully prepared for first hotel
hundred rooms The 10 For twenty years.
irons september 1898 The Yves are clear and The lease
Of claims The lease apd plans maj
seen AZ the oce ~ the auconeer ~ Cedar street. New
Y6rs or for particusm ssnd foy circusrs
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lohA 'nEwPoar. n. !

rhe nnderspnod rsspscsuy ounces the opening of
bs occap Bcsc for he ensuing the latter part Of
June lhe honse being put In proper order for the
cepon Of guests and 70 expense win be spsred for the
II he Intention o. the proprietor that they shall
respect eas asd worthy Of OF the highly
appreciated patronage OF las Many rooms
already vented for the plan Of the
be seen and T9Que engaged through the Kindness Of Mr.
Jos 81 WEAVER. "a.
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NA1IcNAL uo1FL. NOS g. 9 AND coRTLANDT
Az Gt6sI New York This hotel having recently chan
hands has been restd throughout and the
row prepared 80 receive AID Accommodate guests The
situation ~ admirably located being
houses railroads. steam 6oRs and ferries the house Ia
specially adapted for transient boafiers The table
piei with ali the deCsgifs OF the
JESSE FOSTER Proprietor.
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= nnn -IHK AnYEnTIsRa As AnrfvR anaI.

pC.UuU. nam ia ieaTons Of Investing tie above
safe busnesa wheh be made 10 paw
Persons having business which viii bear strict inves'iRs.
tlcn address Energy Herald office stating nature ~
brsiness aud where inurview r had. ALI com
iicstions win he oonRi6efsd npnhdentiai. 81 .7
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UNFINISHED HOUSE, wANrED-FoR ONE OR MORE
years, for small private family; rent not 70 exceed
PER annum; neighborhood must be rt class; ccn-
between Fourteenth aud Forty seventh streets Ad.
dress with full psrcu rent location Ac, w. III,
and B., pox Sts New York Post once.
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ITO REET-FR0M NAY D. WILL TUREIgBhD
Eroekiypt ~. Rent taken ID board II tsgss aoSisa
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