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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-11
UneonditIOnal Union State C0nyen.
ton.

The Unconditional Union State Central
!, Committee met at Temperance Temple on
the DIST inst. !, md adopted the following
I, ell for State Conventions:
: sIpesohetl, That the Unconditional
Unionistss Of the several counties and city
Of Baltimore are hereby recommended and
requested to meet in Convention at their
respective places for such assemblages,
and elect Delegates upon the Legislative
basis 10 a State Convention, to meet III
/, Paltin,ore city, at IL o'clock NJ, on Feb
\ ,aary 22d, 1864, to take such action as
sis NAV deem proper in reference to the
5 CONSTITUTIONAL Campaign which is about
to open. sr 1,
~Itesdred, That to avoid the necessity
of again calling the people together, the
Delegates above provided for be author
lied and instructed to elect the Delegates.
State and Congressional, to the National
/ Union Convention which is to nominate
candidates for the Presidency, TO be cal
led by the fr:onds of the present Admin
istration, at such time aud place as may
hereafter be designated.
4, The supporters of the Unconditional
Union nominee for Comptroller at tho
/, late Election, and all such as approve the
platform or resolutions of the Convention
Of 18th June, are therefore, requested to
assemble in Primary Meeting on Sot"r-
day, tbs ID daycf february neat, and ap-
point Delegates to County and City Con
yentions respectively, to be holden On
Tharsday, the 18th February or as near
these dates may be convenient, for the
selection and appointment of Delegates to
the State Convention as above provided
and for the purpose thereinnamcd.
ieFri'9 WM. B. HILL, Chairman.
b Henry W. HOFFMAN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Pursuant to the above call, the uncondi
tional Union voters ofAllcgany County are
requested to meet at their respective places
of holding elections, in each Election Dis
trict on SATURDAY NEXT THE 18TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY INST, to elect
five Delegates to Convention to be hel'
in Cumberland on THURSDAY THE
18TH OF FEBRUARY, at which County
Convention, seven delegates will be Sc
lccted for the County to the State Convcn-
ton, to be held in Baltimore on 22ndinst
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-02-11

also took number,,of prisoners out Of the
guard along with the train. The Rebels
divided their forces and sent 400 cavalry
down Patterson Creek to the b & 0. R.
X. where they captured on Feb. ID. a
company of the 54th Pa. Vols. stationed
there. They then proceeded about 2
miles fur,hei. along the railroad and set
FIRE to,auothst bridge over the Potomac
river, within 6 miles Of Cumberland
They then retired as usual in the dircc.
ton of Moorefeld.
The garrison at Petersburg having
evacuated that post during this period
Col. Mulligan with them and other troops
forming considerable force. moved t.
Burlington, but did not 60 to the june
ton of the Moorefeld and Romney roads
at which point the rebels, with their plum.
der were bound to pass. Another large
Federal force sent from Martinsburg wer,
at this time in the rear OF the rebels, and
followed them TO the junction of roads al
/ laded to when Col. Mulligan at last movec
his force up and united the whole Fedora
force, as We are informed They thel
followed the retreating rebels TO Moore
field, from which point flaming tlispatchet
we're sent back that the enemy were being
! III
holly pressed &c. Some of the Fedora
cavalry having pressed forward, and see
ing that the rebels could have Been rout
ed and their plumber probably recapture'
! sent m urgent r,!nest' for reipf"rcemcnts
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Passengers Arrived.

II s.ears.,ip Brcmea from B5essea, so.,la~p'on-
Mr sarb-fsef snS wife. 1h~-cse Meyer, T. t!sHxadt
leru, sthu. H.lr-,te Md and family Bhfaoc;h Sch
will Caroline Iegi-u and child L. w.nhrmeI AND fsnly,
L. scha,s !. Psrownx nd ds.gb.r. Mr., sohau-, Z.
De,msr T. Hovand A. Exams r. Al. Bl..chheli, G. brsner
ADJ iamiy Marie ko.tsr. Mr. L.llusp. NJ Wosendones.
Ibro fi.hla Peter Secninnrer r. n. Whiishsu.e Mos
Lam. Ms fGryheEg. Mrt Les-. Mr. aud Mr. trencail H.
HatcAilsoD lO4 .rscnd cabin and tt9 In the sicrrsfc
Ia hs Ssoanrtip Siiseo kata. for Mo- OytsIr'-
Hsj. CIV. " b. Banl, and SAT Col John :. C'rs 4. D.
G. Col J. Grant Nisou, A. d. {. Capt Schuyler Cs9sby'
g. d. c. LtCoL " :. ADeIt, }. l.. SWIM Att Cen Lou.'
sana, J. L. And, M L. {. y. CLARK, Ia W Sinpson, Major
T. g. gowsn, .sjo T.. Penn GAskcl X. II. Shannon j. g.
Valley Robert Miles, L. " H.nssn, II. {. fr't, Mi'-'
aEIir and Ilc Re- hicy, Master RI, Aeshsy Ms IL isa
T. s,ro.s H. II. u. tn"p,o snd lady rrs brlis, Greco
Iaifss d. Eerss, j. o. alous CIV fisneT q. H. Dass,
". John Al en-, " II. iosAer, VIM. GodenbOfo r o. hea
uins.. aud ~ Ia Storage =.
IN ,fsa.ahip Csrrod. FROM Harcsa and Al''dr-s'f
Nar l. d. VsIi.s g. d. Castro. l.. Po.ensl A. bo-dsn
Csricar~ VIM johnson. Mss Johnson. T. l.-fney III su4
Mr.. C. krry aud eidf.n j. }. Ad@s. Capt i"5e. Capt
mes IL Aofs.. Mayor T. flaming, X. =. kcby IL hev
bad Scrg MAJOR Webb wife and children - hog-rs end
VIII, r. Parry Can't Allan. A. A"wnan &. y Sends. H,ai
Wolf Mr. J. levitt Mr.. A. Scwait. Hrs RA,trsy. M-s Bat
tiny Mr. Dattray. 1rs A. J. iddcrby Mr.. CoSo. J. :
Oeofse T.. benira 4 Lara J. Celn 7 l.. Reyes Les;Ta
]. CArfcsss, j. j. Knight. Rousn w Rae. J ta1nd, C.
Ar,chc, C. Nay Oh Ms Henry. L. Moody, and % deck Pc
srnsrr.
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Monday. Pan Of the Circuit ard thc Coprt ~ Oyer snd
Terminal will b prsdrd by Justice hsrnsfa Of this
Dptrrt, Pant H. Of the Circuit by Mr Jusi Sn,b-ybnd
md Par Iii by Justice Davis nom adjoining District
Juc. Cleric ssgpd To hold the Sp cia Tenn for anu
nersled motions and PIrsiug Ju-tce Leonard the Special
Term Chamber for z1a1fe business and interloSuory mo-
dons.
In the Supreme Court there viii be General Term Rob
" son Chief Justice. With Mcneil GaIvn, Associate Jus
tcss Aspea Tenn. Morcri-f JrNe-, andtw !ria terns
.ice barbour In Par? Chamber. will be held BY the Ju~
tir.e 1T Ing in General Term.
TIE Court Of Pleas will have two specis terms fct
the m OF s-ucs D fac Judge Csrjozo pres.dng In Psr
AMI Judge Daily In Par H. Judge brady will sst In speia
lcIm .. Chamber
MONDAY The United States District CONF will oPe" Tor tho
TO- ober term Tuesday while the United States Cir
emit Court will fs until the third Nonday
81 Oetoher Alis the hr-t two wseks c1psnted that
ship,ln will ST. ss Judge Belts win bs sny engaged IN
The D.-trti Court
The Calendar OF all The Conn, Do ~ embrace 60 hFre
number Of ca.s tisy Usually Go s;sss the SIMMER
vacation
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany by HuJ-on X. r., e. W.ucnst I. 9
and 10 IN, and 4, 6, and l0;iop IN. sunday trsis
from Nth st.. o;.E y H.
10 Albany, by Harlem X r.. 2Cth.st., tib-ey., 10.
N. aud D. sunday Observation-Disclosures. Z p N
To Albany, Cozlen-'s Hotel Dock. West Point
Eewbnrgn. Poughkcepsie, RhnebecS. Caiskill
and Hudson By steamers DsnIDrrw opd G. Vib
bard leaving Dcsbfos,ssa t'.ndios 81 o;h,'lnt g. III
To baltimore. by the New. Jersey r. r. foot Of
Cour,lgndtst. aud 10 a. m. " ?. M, sud "
mIdnisbt. Sunday. 7;9o p
To Bo.ton, by New-London line Pier 81 n H.,
eIcep.edp 500 p.
a7ih.t and l,hav a. ru aud s:oop.
sy via Shor. Line "a snd p TO- sundsy.... 500 p
ofChanber and " a. ~ and 600 p N.
To Bridgeport, bJ steamer BRIDGEPORT from Fees .,
Slip T. daily. u a
Lors lsi-nd. By l.. J. Railroad. from Jsmesslip
and foot Of Htn-st h. H..........3e H. snd J:p D. N
To Long Branch by Rsri,sn and Delaware Bay
X. r. via steamer Jesse Hoyt, foot Of Murray
st. daily st ........b, End u a NJ and = D. m
To New hevcn Hartford, and STANDARDIZATION,
ers leave Peek slip .....'.''.:st an1 IL p n
10 New.Hsven by The New.Hay.n R.R, 9th a.
and 4.hav at iIt m. M 3. $50 ~ aud s;W p H.
To Cornwall, West Point. Newbarsh, Pcu,ikeepsie
and Kopdout, by steamer MsTy Powell. leaves Jay .
st, landing d.ily.............. ............ 81 p N
To tie West, by Pennsylvania Central Rsilroad,
snnipy Geo p.
Ioo, Of oalsit 10 m. "a M Il ~ sI.l 200 p
To Philsjelphia. by s.s-Jrrsey bdifoad, DOT o.
ard Il midnight, sunday Goo IN.
To Washington. By Nesg-Jelsry II. r., foot, ~
cour,landts'.. and 10 a m, n p M, and ~
Tor frter ss1a.oa in regard 20 tioed T5ae 7soles,
re advertisements Ia ano-her part Of his pspeE
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fAdverti.erDertl
Dr. TAbBoT's CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PIEEAPPLL CIDIa

3, rsEvryrrvE OF sroKSzss-Tie experiences toas
Dr. TABOO, has he'd fer the last Twenty-Five Year, con-
vnces him te, IL il time The puDc hrd article offered
thai Ill prevent sickness The scr offered Is W TAI
bots M,dicsted Psc-ppie Cider designed tor all es'c
old and Young. no. 10 tbs Doctor, bat Ia en-
tEey to The public One qusr bottle WI iass
well person one yea Tits Is rf,ler new mcdA OF doc
torns nevtrthses- u VII millions rom bins sick
ls het,orto phy d9rss yeai 70 keep from ns sh
tnsn psy riy aoafs Ia docor bills and - mech
roe FOR the Of time snj the noon -ninco ct bck sh
10 prevent ticsn.ss follows: ADD one teaponIni
Meicai,d Pineapple Cider "a lumber OF cold wafer ara
drink tire hrst ng sfes yon rise l The nonir< and tne
before rciE. 1t night u VIII ncfei-e The strength
aud giv. visor and the syeIn ceebyard New
N.rs merchant who has mzds thorough tti Of tLe Pe
app. Cider Br Tulbo Tho. be- gained ten pounds OF
f..h IN uoph tie hr,t iri he connre, SO nse. ~
above directed and linda vrry tensh; soy. has proved
IN sirc preventive sckrrss IN his Also, sythrr
v,iknown ,ruieIen IN Sessfors has used The Medieaod
der constantly for yc. and hss 20. been es one Gay
DUNG ihp, time.
rhce s per Loi,- (fli qusrt.l For sale everywhere.
All orders should be sdjressedt -
4. r. BABBirr
Sol, Agent,
g. IS, %, 81 c. 20, q szd u WAshins,en',,
kca-ioyk.
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Arrived.

iesship Bremen tRus, Meyer, Bsemer, ii'b Wis south
ampton, l4h inst with ndse aud 90 pAs'ensef 70 oech
IL ~ long o. p.s b. bark Mercsrs. bound T. I'D paced
ship Anna Gn,are steering T.
- ship Corsica (brl lie Messeney kassn aud Havana,
moe and plssrnsers l. Cgnard
S,rauLip Cor.ics Mc,sgser from Havana lsh and Nae
s>rsner suwo NADIA, Jayue New Orleans, rnd.e md pa'
-eusuFs !. 4. ksynor
steam transport calo-,. Brand Washington via Fofsrt 80
Monroe 70 Loar- So ballast. 70 T.. :. On.
steam ,rnnport E,s Weber Fsrs,ess Monroe. q hoo
Burk GScfT crar.por,, o. Bhcn, rortssl 10 day. bad
ni 4. B. Cob, Speed Port Royal day. bai.', Bisbey
Mig Alice Maud Pine Oonaine' 20 days, os~ood. Bret.
schr. l. ). Barnes. Ros-r,; Prov,i'Do~
selr John Jones, Boyd, Norwich
S eir Jans. Gorh.ln, View London. ,r,
schr q. Greer Tooker, Pawuck-t for fhisiephia
SIR Yisad Queen; Dogiel'; NORTH ~, b.,
sthf j. NJ rey or, Fowler, Hartford, Tor Altsny.
schr. Kate Mclean: HaiIesh. NoThp'''-
s,bI IIer.h@l giiSssii. Providence.
s,hr L. q H. smith, Providence
sc,, leu o. Irrisnd Hodges Stamford.
s[ snr 4 lind. brools Norwich. for phisd.lDh.A
SIN Ida Knapp, Providence Tor Iisverstrow.
sshr r. Benedict Hsiglt Grcenpor', for Phlsdelpas.
Srhr L. c. Johrson, Gage, Providence.
feai. > n 5laddicE jameson, Mddietown for phI,ie
pia;
Ssir. Nftuai crowley, Somerset
SriI. G.. j. smith OOodlp,cd Port jcfsrson-
Sehr. Jccob 8irisali, Hicks. Sasen.
,chf. Case Mia Providence for Port Fsvc,.
schr Tesas. Chsmplin. Providence.
SGAr Lyndon, Perkins, Nrv-iiay.n.
.ci.. y 5. 81 c1inshs,n. D~senson Portland, Stone.
S,hr. W. ~. tMrl. Baker Bristol, Vr Phi .dopA5 stone
'cht. JOS ph Hall. Cote, Portland
srhT. iisuly May Crawford. New iiAycr-
Schf. Bicofier, Ewoli. Dennis.
Schs. X. hurley. johnson. NJ ghton.
h.lr John Dulgansr Jones' Providence.
Scsr. Niger. Ts'hcrson Boston.
Schf. carlo Wells, frimwoIths Proyidsuce-
So,r. Moutryer, Sl.ilh. rToyidsne. a.,
Schg rhc,es Alice Brl Naars. Ovarian tevsal ~ SJs'
Wson thai he passengers Of the sawo Nsj' ;, sTron
snd can't Co.by Of his stag Judg, r. H. Dure Ger Torn
l. swift and u 5. Oommi.sioner Il! II; shannon. o. New
or,,at with many others delighted with the e',s1Dcc
All sT,d fthe bS,t and skil sri courtesy Of apt JHye
The Suwo Nada Notwithstanding lt was hei hl,t sP oo
~, ycy There ap be- nothing more perfect than TIE Nc
more snmrtuons than the .fe OF Tue sa~ol
N.ds az more attentive and poLts THAI iss efhvtn
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Ifunia EicceiScd.

Ses.',. ard Fir-ads Es, yrs--ssi F,fn The 6esn 81
si-orss Blum and Louis Vail by A. L.. "vtn' is"e'
m g'2. Philadelphia. Addressed Erurs
Pc,ersons NV Cook BOOK l.o pr. 3J' a. ~ f''rf'oh
Broth =,
New story Boos for fi'aen. By fnny herp. Emo pp.
Th, praetiei Coos Boo. by AlE H. NJ Eobinron Emo.
% rs. Abbey = Barrett a.
wel;ef'i -Four In .ho Ea.i ~ D-nel . rddy' ID. Wal
tel in Dama>cn, lsno Pr. 10 shrldos . 60.
American Iist,ry. Ny Jacob Abbott 'o- VI Rmo. -.
?6a. The ssme- - -, ,
roc,ed ard Revised b. coe. la'iioy. .auio pp 5ca.
Iiufd Horghiop-
Tn. naws i Island. By ufn. Anderson. do. i2o. PIP.
40 boston: Gould & Lincoln. hew-foTk; sheldon
a CO. - 49,
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FRIpAY. Sept. 30-P. N.

Gold continues feverish and loser. The
opening rate was 1874 soon falling to ls2. For several
hours 1924 0i93 was paid and the market finally closed
1t 81 p. n. Mt 1894.
Stocks have been quite irregular and are generally
bower At the Stock Exchange there wa dsPoshi ION
shown TO put out sellers options ard good deal was
Aons In this way in several sOcss The decline during
che day has been serious and buyers 70. an advance
have suffered severely As compared with last Friday
ruioes the following variations are shown:
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he Bfbe and Modern Thought BY M Rsv. = r Bhh
MA. i2mo pP; ~ Cincinnati: Poe 1 uhchooel
Samuel ?. lidrrth, MD. fano PIP 80. T,se same
Tbs Mary Of spsn and ,ls LibsI.ors o. Holland by The
Author d 1.-THE Schbnberg. Gotta Family" l2roo py@
40 Robert Carter brothers.
sea Drits By Mira George A. HulAs Mcleod Emo ~.
Thu Same,
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PORT or NEw-yORK...... sKPrxsBrE %
Cleared.

schr Anne H. Lssssn tBrl tst John. S.p.) A. suthen
/ 60. -
ehr Mary France. Jai tot New Bedford H. 5. Racket,
Son.
schr. White Fewn. Ucnes. GEORGETOWN, y. kcney
sclir. 6. Pratt, Baker Wsshnstou >. kensy.
.chr .i.ryland Cahcart. Perth Anboy. Baker Deysr.
S-tr Bsi'imorr Lewis. Washington. James Hand
b,se SaInys9n, Dunnins. Phiscciphia, Janice iisnd.
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S CIV IF London, saturday Ocs ia n
For fIan,burr and the herman States by steamer
Borns.!a, ss,nrdny Oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iot IN
SATURDAY. Oe, ...............".:.. p m.
u,dsy Oe, ~ p
For Europe. by steamer ST David, ThnrstAy. Sept >,
For California Oregon, Uasbington Territory ana
sunday executed ...............ai and 81 p
KothAlbepy But 40 and Causdas. as end y
North and Wsst Wav Mai p. m
Wr,tern Mail via Eli. Railroad .,,S snt ). p. ~.
sonthern and south Wss,.r Mai M, a. 81 sni 10Y
Fastrrn Mai. ~ "A aud d m.
Newport AID Fail River p M.
Tbs Long Island Mail rloa-s ..5. m and ! r.
Smdsy NsIs--lu sunday ali mails close st.....
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port-O)arocns' Noiise.
STATE on NrN-YnHx

STATH on NEV-YORv
FcRr-wAEpEss Ovy1cE, No. le4 WaE-p
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance via
section o. the act passed April II, 1887. entAd a.
Act 10 Rrorgxnze the Warcns' Ohce Of tho Pom on VI
fors TO al persons Interested IN. having charge efW
suect mstser Of such inquiry examination survey 49,
The following vessels uDdsr 'una ion BY 6sS
Wa'dsu' and ,her said surveys or eIsainssoas vim
coHpstod With, tsa days nsxs succeeding tas so.cs -
board sa.d vessels:
Bark Geo Asrcheud. Marble Yard
snSihORSE IOAPkINS, PIesdsx
J. Ages HZnrIxss Seerefpry.
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TIE Law cnIfnas

The work OF the Courts will commence IN earnest
on Monday that being the opening day OF the October
Term The General Tsrm oG tho supreme Count hrs been IN
session for Of t~O weeks ana disposed O consid
.rablo Of fh. afsc number 81 cAsrs o IT, Calendar
Tlr.e Crc1ts Cont Of Oyer and 1eruinrf. and fp"
.js isI O. tho Snbfsme Lcz.t "a the.T ins
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CgTX ITEMS.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON COEcEgT.-The Cen
trsl Park Commissioners announce that there Will b.
music at tie CcutrI ParS ri- Nal. this afternoon
commencing e: .. o'clock b. the Genital raIk Band
under The leadership Of H. u. Dodsorth. fthe weailof
l. fle. Tho following h. The programme.
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Family MurLes4.
THE COST or LIVING Is NETWORK

I'LL tOST Or LlfiNc IN NEW )bhhs
FRIDAY. Sept 81. N.
We give below quotations Of some II the lead
Ing articles OF food sold Ia small qu,nttcs FOR ordlna
n family consumption at Washington ard Fulton Mar
kets. sni BIZ the downtown trodors The uptown
grocers especially those in tho vicinity Of Fifth and Lex
inrton avenues. charge higher than here quoted Our
range includes .ijr 10 good articles. emitting cheap
stale meats and vegetables and not embracing the sh
price paid Ly o. tho frstclass restaurants and sa
looms for extra fine productions The working. and
Indeed nearly oil classes are rioccd 20 rec most OF tho
necessares Of Life declining III price. falling of Of
l0c per ~ Oh Butter 81 Per bt On flour. e. PER iun
on Coal. 2to &c. per u. or Meat, With downward
tendency n the leading Vee4 ahes Sugar Tea, Gomez
and other Groceries 20 Fay nothing u DryGocds. "a
good fign f.. housebolders- Butter Ia abundant and
lower Fish, .olcrably plenty; Peaches nearly ont Of
the market tho finest selling at sJGS6 per basket
Grspes very abundant; Potatoes. both ordinary and
sweet are plenty, wia good supply OF all the Vogct
AIDES Of tho season Green Peas have again made their
appearance in snail quantities. Gnd are selling Of &c.
Dor Lclfpeck
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Ikdv~r,i.~msnLl

Townsend's Commercial Academy. 30 Bowery
below Hous,on-' OTn dsy sni evening student, receive
m. riseps WHO -, hs4 much "a g-r~uos IN tie Coain
=
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How 10 READ CuAEACrgR.--First, learn from
The Ilu rsied chronological Jorrnl the fsscHs Of he
Fsrutcs add from the Phcnologoal Busr Tie exact
lo-lion Of the organ. Supplied By Mss-r'. fowLss Il
wt1Ls No. go Bf.aisay. Examinations with efArt' DAY
md evening
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svp- .0-esn0 oil. Ilo,r. - bbl.. Vhsty, CSC bolt.
Corn ,oal; 20 10 bus Wi- A. - bn' Cofu 300 b.
O,'r IT, tus Rye. sta lus Barley pk-.. fgosiicn
To pss LAID 400 IkgG Bu;ef 20 rhs'. A.hs', Ltio
p,ss. I'.l
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TESTIMONIAL TO gHE LATE PoHMAsrER-
Mr. Ab-am wekemsn retired yesterday from the ofice
Of Postmaster preparatory 10 assuming to-day his new
duties Surveyor s,he Port At three O'Clock he took
leave Of the heads OF departments and assistants. hni
wns 1t the same time By them prevented with testno
nla u he shape ola silver VICE. and an addrs. signed
by ,he chief officials, consrstulatng hun his new ap
pnnilent hut also eyprcs.ing thrT rocrc' az the pnr
iLC and appreciation o. TIC manner IN which tho
duties OF the Office had boon filed b. . On tho ccn
ciusion OF che prcsentn;ion cermoncs. Nr Kelly. thc
Postmaster. vas formally int loduccd b AIR. Wake
man IA tne officers OF thc department.
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lAdycrtisementI
The FouRrH NATIONAL BANK,
NlW.yOaK DEPOsIILRy

FINANCIAL AoENr OF TIE UNITED STATEs
Nos "a and % rincst..
Receives subscriptions 10 the new $40 TREASURY
MOTIFS which ne convertible at maturity into STA PER
CENT GoLpBrAGiso $50 ROSps.
Commissions Of per cont allowed IN aI cases nnd
liberal terros to Banks who buy 10 sell egaini
Receives subscriptions 10 the lc-io Bonds
Converts tho old : $40 notes into per cent 1881
Bonds;
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury. and
trsnsacts ell other business connected with Govern
mcIt MORRIS hElchtA, ifes'ue"i-
u. W. VAUGHAN, Cashier.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun na-s q. Sun set .....Sij Moon Sets..5JI
wArER THIS DAY.
Sandy HoSs.. 80 Gov ald.. asa Hell Gate. Is
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MR. HILLER's MATINEE ToD4Y.-Mr. Hell
Ter will give his second ao's. d> silt D0bo'qs, 10
day 81 two p III. Hs entertainment IS es attractive
ever. ani peculiarly 10 10 youug people.
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Acknowledgement !
TuR RrRnLAR ALARN'

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BY rctr,y inc, the sane al o'r telegraph only Inc
fo. ar. ints5beach window and dor n Oh op-f'tor
but- 81 mast ssl-lraph he oAn o. aS0ld a.
a.. yrsrs .Iprien,e LAs Boi Med l.. Hsix1 No ~
s0osiy.
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lALr 4
Poi. litrrl

Pars 1arcl.
Overture Hunting liz ....HehuL
2 Ls-gs'to. from synYhoie 40. s.........Bcotho' n
= Liberty Qack ...sEsn.s
PinT H.
T. "Msfch d. sacfs from iAc Pfopae... .Ncyrfberr
D. htAT, ONi ~, hje.' M
o. Cuits MrTc III. fm' rclu Camp" II -htC..E.
3. Grand selection i.oia iaitlra'. V. Nslacs.
g. "IV.rondere" Mtrot Ecler Re's
2 victory MaicA thh'is
10 Sonc, Kathleen EayCuTnfeu fpr,i
H. Caop, "l.s Williams Llta Season" Heller.
Na,lot.fl Pos rouri
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JEwIsH FESTIVAL OF Rosn HAsnAEA.-The

Jewish year sos commenced yesterday ct rundown
and IL a. usual sci apart os rejection end rfsycr b
.he srot throughout the globe 90 commasie In Levitt
Gus skill % -. AT daybroak the various congregn
tons assemble In thT synng0gres sti.rcd In their
robcs Of death and the RABBITS rece prayers and exhor
ta,ious aud the sorhar. trumpet made !Io'n rams
horn Is blown Ulil thee c-,enonies strict fat is
obscryod This festival " The second in importance In
tie Jewish Church and Is commemorative OF The croa'
ton Of the world the sacrifice OF Isaac and tins futSc
coming OF the Messiah! and continues for two days
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WINTER GARDEN" Eyerybodys Friend
and The Tooales viii be performed tL evening foT
tie las. time duIag Ms. j. s. ClasAes psesent engage
ment
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lAdver,isrrlrntl
~ 7 y ~
TuR MOYYifENT OP GOLD

So Hkryy.e l. he tendency Of hrsrs FAr lspA C"TSE
when dclzhsl y NJ - pat SOL " ..
sloce1 At - ce PER pound General Depot ks+ o.
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iAfvc1.lscm-utl

WINDOW SHADES,
ron SrosEs OF. DSELrIsGs
Manufactured BY
o. f. J. u. KNIT
No. 3s Brosdwey
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ladyclii-.risnLl.

ad,eFti--iisnii
LACH CURTAINS
At RzpUcEp Pace!
q. L. a J. s. KELsy $50 Broadway.
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Ocooiue Car6s. ~f.

ALVIN. EvEIDELL@ SONS, No. JJ4 Ful-
~ tcn,t-wEDDINC CAhr5 and FINE SIAiionSA''
"a. tabAnbsl lala'
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fAiy-Tfiss t5snf-I
See Prof. BRoSsoSs Card for Eiocation
ClA-,s A.
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Dtsast<Ve.

DtAast<va.
The schooner Lejoh. Of Ellsworth, WhItmsrs. rom ~
dephs, with lho toLs Of coal for boston sInck N H.
tine shoaI On Eth IN sse irun N. W. remained No.
.oyrraI hous. and % the rise vi the tide 49,
badly which san'd ions ss the pump. IN two hoarS ~
DAAe6. snd taken into Georgetown D. C., Xsh TSa ~
was Is i-ars old, valued 100 and wss owned bv
L. Rsfneh. Of Esworth Maine No insu on L. s