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COMP PANY.
The undersigned having been appointed
an Agent for the subscription of STOCK to
the Company, begs leave to submit the fOI>
lowing statement:
This company is chartered by the Legis>
lature Of New York in conformity with the
laws Of Ohio. Its capital stock is one mil
lion of dollars in shares of one hundred dol
lars each. a portion of this stock Is open
for subscription. The property is situated
in Morgan county, Ohio, and embraces about
fifteen hundred acres of land. the most of it
held in fee simple and the balance held by
lease Two miles OF broad valley land suit
able for boring wells. There are sixteen
wells in successful operation producing 295
barrels per day, selling at IS per barrel,
rapidly and successfully increasing their
wells.
To any person wishing to invest in this
enterprise, will show them map and give
them pamphlet detailing the whole operas
ton. NJ. HASSON,
Oct. &c, 1864>tf Agent.
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ss- A small Mexican insect promises
to take position in the world-a posi-
tiOn in ladies hair for an ornament. 1t Is
said to possess wonderful qualities-beau-
Z of color and lnstre dazzling even the
diamond, and as varying III bright hues.
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~" Ex- Governor, Sam Medary, died
al Columbus, Ohio, on the 9TH inst.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
4 The undersigned
having been appointed al Auditor, by the
Orphans Court of Cambria county. to dis-s
tribute the assets in the hands of Frarci.
Devlin, administrator of Patrick Cole, dec'do
hereby gives notice that he will attend te
the duties of said appointment. at The offio
Of John f. Barnes Esq. in the Borough
Johnstown,, on Monday, the 18th day Of
November next. at one o'clock. ? NJ, at
which time. all those interested in said fund
are requested 20 attend.
NJ HASSON.
Oct 26, ls64-St Auditor.
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g. An escaped telegraph operator from
Richmond says Lee has been largely re-
lnforced within short time by the rebel
COnscription.
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CTRAY UEIFER.

CTRAY NEIFER.
= Came to tie residence
Of the undersigned, residing in Munster
township, a red and white spotted heifer,
about two years and half old. The ov ner
is requested to come forward prove property
pay charges and take her away. otherwise
she will be disposed of according to law
SAMUEL O'HARRO.
Oct Q. ISG4-3o
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09

ea~ \ drafted man committed suicide
by drowning himself in the river at Gin
Cinuati on Friday last
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~ All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the subscriber, on Book account
will please call on or before the first day of
January, 1865, and settle their respective
accounts by Note or GreeEbacks.
Those failing to comply with the above re-
quest, will find their accounts in the hands
of Justice for collection.
FELIX JACOB.
Loretto, Nov. .. 1864 st
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NDITOR DEMOCRAT & SENTINEL.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT K SENTINEL,
DEAR SIR With your permission wish
to say to the readers Of your paper that l
viii send. by return mail, 30 all who wish
it (frce), a Recipe, with full directions for
making and using simple Vegetable Balm,
that will cffectually, remove, in ten days,
Pimples, Blotchcs. Tan, Freckles, and all
Impurities of the Skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
| will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads, or Bare Faces, simple directions and
information that will enable them to start
full growth of Luxuriant Hair. Whiskers,
or a Moustache, in less than thirty days.
All applications answered by return mail
without charge. Respectfully yours,
THOS, F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
s31 Broadway, New York
Oct 10, l864>Sm
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cTRAY BULL.
y Came to the residence of the
subscriber. in Munster township, Cambria
county, in July. a red and white Bull, very
short horns. about one year and a half old.
The owner is requested to come forward
nroye property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he will be disposed of &C
cordipg to law.
ELIZABETH O'HARRO.
Munster Tp., Oct. 2e, 1864 ct.
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"a HATRDIONIAL.
Va LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
if you wish to marry, address the under
signed. who viii send you without money
and without charge, valuable information
that will enable you to marry happy and
speedily, irrespective of age. wealth or beau
ty. This information will cost you nothing,
and if you wish to marry, will cheerfulIy
assist you. AL letters strictly confidential.
The desired Information sent by return mail,
and no questions asked. address
SARAH B. LAMBERT.
Greenpoint. Kings county, New York.
Oct. 19, IS64~2m.
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81 The New York banks now hold
about twenty live millions in gold.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-11-09

THsO CONSERVATIVES.
4 Consumptive sufferers
will receive q valuable prescription for the
cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
and all threat and Lung affections, (free of
charge,) by sending their address to
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings Co. New York.
Sept. 81 1864 3m.
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N All persons are hereby
cautioned not TO purchase or have anything
10 do with what purports to be an article
# agreement. between the School Directors
of Summerhill township. and a certain j.
G. SAXTON, for the purchase of g Cornell's
Outline Maps," as the signatures of the said
School Directors were obtained through mis-
representation and fraud. and they will have
nothing TO do with Mr.. Saxton or his "Out-
line Maps"
VALENTINE CRAMER, Pres.
PETER SOMMERS, Sec'y.
Summerhill Tp., Oct. 26, 1864-3t
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALTOONA

and by all National Banks which are depos>
itarieS Of public money. and
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further in
formation. and
AFFoRD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBsCRIsERs
August 10, 1864. 3m.
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60 1t is singular that the two great
travellers and discoveries in Africa should
both die from paltry accidents. Bruce
was killed by falling down stairs, his
foot having slipped and poor Speke has
fallen by the careless use of his gun.
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Oct. 26, 1864-6t.
A UDITORS NOTICE.

a The undersigned
Auditor. appointed by the Orphans Court
of Cambria County, to Distribute the funds
in the HANDS of Jane Rowland, Oate of Jane
Rodgers, acting Executrix of John Maxim,
deceased, upon her fourth account, hereby
notifies all persons interested that he will
attend to the duties of his said appointment,
al his Office in the Borough of Ebensburg,
on Friday the 18th day of November next,
at one o'clock, P. NJ
JOHN E. SCANLAN,
Oct. 10, 1S64>3t Auditor.
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II ''''s' Letters of Administration
having been granted by the Register of
Cambria county, to the undersigned, on the
estate of Charles Luther. late of Carroll
township, decd, notice is hereby given to
all those indebted to said estate to come
and settle the same, and those having
claims against said estate to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN BEARER.
Oct 26 lS64-6t. Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Union Meeting in Urooisiyn.

The friends Of Union md No Surrender
in Brooklyn, met IN Raymond direct ina. evening undor
tie auspices Of te Eleventh Ward Lincoln and John.
campaign club in lie "Arena'a spacious build.
Ing which was dcnsely crowded by IN Intelligent
audience. large humber Of ladies' present, and
band VI music also lent atif 10 The OCCASION Tho
Presi dent Of the Club, W. W. Goodrich presided nnd
introduced james llaggerty OF Sew.York. he be-
leyed Slavery, as political question, Was dead
Killed by lis friends in attempting ~ build up empire
the brais Of human slavery. Tho nation had under.
gone what 1t needed, discipline and through that ielf
revelation had come. II would emerge from this
test enter upon career Il Prosperity and glory IN.
pagnlieed by that or any country Ia the annals OF his
Tory Reference was made to the victory Of Sheridan.
which wGs greeted with tempest of applause. Grant
was sIch stupid fellow nc didn't ksov when he Was
whipPed-there was nothing of The McCellen stamp of
man about hin. He was taxing Lee ts the throat,
and telling him 70 come out and fight ike man. They
would coon hear. grand Union nrntinu from that
another victory II was wonderful that the DemocIalc
managers willing 10 help the Union party In such
n manner. 1t might naturally be supposed that Ne
Clcllnn advanced towards the platform by slow Up.
proachcs and whom he got in front Of IL enTenched
himself there. but the speaker thought that when the
platform adopted, the letter had been already writ
pronounced the name " Villain, d-n him had with
drawn all his appointments, and had declared himself
diss sisled. But that WA bait 10 catch gudgeons.
Fernando Wood deemed IL hls duty 10 support the
party nominee, and the support of such mnn as Fer
nando enough TO damn any party chance Of success
Copperheads would bc found among rsh that
pressed bayonc u cn. Were England 10 recognize
The Southern ConfoderGcy she would ind hersef
fanked by Ireland. Let France try it-Garbald was
not deadand would lead army Of noble young Ital.
ians to victory Russia would stretch out her paw TO
grasp at Turkey and then the European nations would
have enough on their hands 10 preserve the balance
OF powcr" II not foreign foe that was the most
10 DO fearcd-but foe in the heart OF the American
ton II was that bad spirit which loved self more than
the national integrity In conclusion. Mr.. Hnggerty
said while the armies IN the held were srikng for lib
in the name Of the nation vote for Lincoln and Johnson
and in 50 doi1g they would place the Union nyu
nerable bass.
dressed the meeting when IL adjourned with cheers for
he nominees " Tue unioD stats and National ticket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Denmark and Germany.

The Ost Deutsche Post says: "The reports OF
difficulties which have arisen in the peace negotiations,
Of pretensions put forward by the Danish Govern
Sncnt regards Northern Schlesvig. are daily re-
newed In rain does the Press endeaYor 10 point out
Che memorable necessity Of Denmark she is crcuG
stsnced TO oonolude peace The Of postpone.
Uent Of peace still prevails.
The pienna Nsr Free Press says: Denmark would
never have dared 70 raise objections regards the
financial question. threatened 10 abandon the clauses
stipulated in the prelminaries if she not backed
by the three great Powers. Prussia Frasce and Eng
land are now acting in with the sole object OF
parslyEing tho work Of peace save least North
echleswig TO Denmark and 10 effect reunion OF the
Duchies 10 Denmark 10y the aid Of the fatal question Of
successlons, which stil remains pending"
The National Gazette Of Berlin states that the Prus
Osn Comnissioner Prince Hohenlse has reimbursed 70
several localities in JutiGnd the amount of the war the
town contributions levied there by the russians in
y and August On the lst inst the Danish Government
had resumed the management Of the pcstoce In Jr..
land"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Nnynl Movements.
ARRIVAL OF THE U. s. STEAMER BROOKLYN.

The L. S. sloop of war Brooklyn, arrived at
the Chares,own Navy Yard about q o'clock on Tuesday
morning She left Mobile August 9th for Pensacola
from which port she sailed Sept. 9Th for Boston. This
vessel led In the memorable engagement at Mobile. and
snfiered from the FIRE Of Fort Morgan than any
other vessel. Eft s.nine shots are recorded as having
entered her sides Of them the berth deck and
seventy three shots took eject in other parts OF her
On her decks n he more than 300 pounds oi
iron which were poured into her from the Rebel bat
teries At one time che was mistaken by the enemy
for FarraQuts flag ship Lieut. j.. T. Llll Execn.
tive officer during the fight. He has since been as
signed 10 the command Of the ironead Tennessee ~.
ing of New Orleans. The Brooklyn fred abont
three hundred rounds in oil. the guns being loaded
and discharged with the utmost rapidly.
Lieutenant Blake. of Worcester. Mass. was
severely wounded In the leg. His escapes from Gceth
are almost miraculous from the bells that sca'cd hisn
parel without doing further injury The officers oi tile
Brooklyn regard buchanan. e. y n. the Rebel com,
Inander as very brave but fcolhardy fellow Instead
Of attacking at midday he should have waited for night
to act in when bis chances for would have been
much more favorable. The Brooklyn carries "A guns.
the heaviest armament of any slip Ia the fleet 1hey
are mostly 9inch smooth bore and splendid guns at
close range The career Of this splendid ship sad her
officers and crew has been most iusrious and adds
another laurel in American al history. lie Brook
yn Was the greatest sufferer IN the attack at NowOr'
leans as well as at Mobile She Is sboutto DO over
hauled and thoroughly repaired. which will consume
LAUNCH OF TIIE FRIGATE FRANKLIN.
The splendid u. +. steam frgate Franklin
launched last Saturday at noon at Portsmouth, Kit
terry Maine. Orr correspondent informs us that 1t was
4no affair and produced great furors among the
lives After the launch Admiral Pearson, conmandsnt
Of the yard had reception at which many officers Of
the q. s. ~, and distinguished citizens assembled
Captain Rowers of the Vandsla also received large
numbers Of his friends on board the vessel 1t is eI
pected that the Franklin viii Join one Of our European
squadrons; but 1t will be some time before she Is ready
Tor service She is 265 feet long between perpendicu.
lars and 3O6 fec. all extreme depth Is, feet ca
pacity b. GA uns weight of vessel about 1850 tuns
propeller q feet IN diameter. Sho IL pierced for 20
guns Her keel was laid in 1853 and work was ans
pended in 1886 when she ready for csulking Lat
June work was resumed again. She was Designed and
commenced by WE, J.. Usntecln th,p Naval Con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Passengers Arrived.

In steamship Psrsia, from LirrTooi and Qv,er'ownMis'
b. dc Vestys Mrs. Goodyear ard child, Mr aud Mn, w
Mackenzie Mrs. Iis.ting. Mrs Moore M Mrs Lewis ead
servant Miss sewsr. and sister. Ms and MIRA Hopkins Mrs
Jay children aud Mrs and hiss bramhis MI ana
Mrs. Griffin, s. r. May Capt. Knocssr. w Jenkins A. j.
r. Ga,esr, Il. s. Tylrr Mira Kirkpatrick aud 2 kenny
T.. Hill and u. Law. Jas Mercer jr. Mrs peut,chisnd
and infant, Mis- Nowmsn aud child Mrs bramhsIi MIRA n
Brunhal, Miss Bsmhsl Miss L. Gather and maid a'f.
frcyman Mr.. Eyton. j. fraser. W. & fesfkn Mr. Lrhcn
bach, H. Ferguson VIM Horton afr. Marcus, ID fHes.a ~
Gamble and lazy, j. g. Bennett, John Adams II E.E
Miss A. Nogsuiath and sister. Wm Ewing D. r. soe2cs
jr IL \. Babcock Mrs and Mrs. ConLi, Mr and Mrs TIC
and Mr. Dr. MonTose. Msevai and ch.dea
Bramosis MI. Seisgas and servant Robt WILSON NJ nrs
q. Meyer aud servant Alex Bcrgamids T. C. kou' Suys
Mr. Chsreswortb Mr.. end Mrs D. Nahen >. oppsnneiSuu
j. Averads. Frank Casey, W. Wauon Mr.. stewart w. >.
Dam and lady Mr. and MIS- II L. Gilbert child and ssrysnt
Mr. Overlook and lsdy. NJ Lsbrnssi sndl.dy m mi'on
r. Dowsr H. Beech Mr. PsrriD l.. r tontaine, d. Holmes
Mira Dorie Capt Crosby Judse pierrpon, Mr. aud Mrs
C. Hall Mle Caroxx and raid, Mrs H. Medium, Mr. aud
Mrs C. IL sheshan Misses Medium. Dr. " G. Downs, J.
wolsame.h, Col Julian Allen, A. Henderson VIM Michel
Mr WsiS Mr. Thompsou, Mr.. Overtsck. A b. "ssterve,
W, W. Hss!inEs, A. }. 2ishMdsoa, d. " Baylor, NJ nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
PnaaenRera Smiled

y. .f>dn.lip Ssoti Jo, Queenso'on and f"s,poa-W j.
pit. ar and Sir. H. Soley chid and servant mcl
Collins. Jos Altman, II. Gsss-tt. MI aud Mrs VIM schs
three children and nsn.sery.nt NJ. Eurchor He'll
Hon r. J. Row. Mr. and Mrs. w. q. Robinson, children
and servant q c. Ruhn Hr-. Chpp-ndS- H. a. joy, Mr..
and Mrs Colin Rogers j. Thompson Mr. aud ars A. Powell.
Hi.hop Nhipplr loo H. Woodruff Dr. J. w Ruseil MT..
H. Hl,vood and ehilden Mir. II. J. Macdonald Jas Nc
Henry Ed McNawsrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney W slkes. Capt.
Seymour ard snrysis r. o. Hazard. A. l.. Holly, chster
t.Ti.wod Mr. Dnsngshe Rev. Is. Denny, I. h. Tunn- NJ.
Appleton I'd Cfesey :. Mcpoad, Jas Dke, 4. Wclf Ms
+. Knowles. Specie b3s! 400
h. sfs1m.hip f,sois for Ne,e 0,IR.ienry A. Wsrrrken
Mra Lydia NJ penefs. J. Keec q. Schmidt NJ. u 4.
Longacrs ard Children O. q. Dennis A. Lcrgsn r. aar
nez s. Hochsew. Mrs Adams, g. Abraham aud lady, Mary
Murphy = Slsgson, Mr. and Mrs r. Cherries, Hugh auPhy
H. Mckenna, Mr and Mrs. j. Duuuond and chhd H. noysr
Potter and Frank 0sthsineT, MI. Doe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
s1IIPPTNG INTRLLIGRNCH,
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Cleared.

Cieored.
Steamer FmIdre Dobbins Washington, Jas Hand
snip AntweIpen tbel ssenksn, Baltimore Z. sus,ns 4
Co. " s"
ship Tboms. Lord pr-ble. Psnsms Merchant l. Conner,
ship VI. Notebohn, Lamb, Liverpool Rowland Frothins
ham. -s
Wolf. " ~ ~
Briy Lincoln Webb, Oreenleaf, Bath, Me-. H.paHu
Thompson. 49, "
Bhg Prince Of Wales t3r) Browne Matamer.s z. A. Hu.
soy Co.
eng A. Bradshaw, Fish, Tampa Bay p. II. Hrribut Co.
fClesr-d sent. 20h.)
trg r.. geow to CORVALLIS, ~ 81 st. Martina Is diva
ssli, y. 4 D-Wolf -
sch, Maria L. Hall, Lawrenc- Portland, stana
Schr y. Bntler Huse, Washington. Bentley. Smith Co
scr. Royal arch tDrl, Dawson, st. John, N. D. D r. De.
Wok
sioop Blscastone, Allen, Fell River. s. Kenny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
RROOKLYN ITEMS.
RECEPTION up TIE 18th RRoryEXr vOLu

REJECTION OF TIE SCIn hbblSbNi
THEEs-The 4sth Regiment Volunteers returned nome
inent was Organized IN tao Summer Of 1861. by Col
James IL. Perry. under tao title OF C2nth ';la
Guards" They were encemped AT Fort Hamilton
where they remained until the 7th Of September ui he
same year. when they embarked in the expedition unor
Gen Sherman aud Commodore Dupont They Witnessed
since which time they have participated la numDer OF
battles and seiges Of which the following are lie prince
nal ones: Port Royal Ferry. Pocotago, Fort Pulaski
siege Of Fcrt Wagner. Oiuetee, Port Watal Drury
Ruff Coal Hnrbor. Petersburg Deep Bottom ana
Hatcher, Plantation.
The regiment when II lat Fort Hamilton, numbered
over 600 men. The retained veterans number ize
while about the same nan Der are eit at INC iTon1
in the vicinity OF Petersburg
Tho returned officers are Lsuf.-Co. C0an conlmanu-
ing. Quartermaster Avery. ard SURGEON Mu'oTu Inc
hneoiiccrs remain sith That portion VI Tie regiment
which still occupies the 'front.'
When il was ascertaned that the regiment had ar
rived Ia New York they were waited upon by tho com.
miitee Of the Common C0Enci consisting OF Aldermen
Van Buren' Notion. Whitney, Belknap md +. Muir
ply The 23d Regiment Militia. Col. {. i. Pratt haV'
ing been ordered out marched TO New. YORK ana escort
ed them 70 Brooklyn by way Of the Fulton Ferry n
large number of persons welcomed the veterans on the
arrival ON this side Of The river. They were escorted
up Fultoustroet 10 Montague Hall, where sampt1ous
ropaJi prepared. ana with winch al seemed sho
fed Brief addresses OF welcome we've made ny iluer'
man Van Buren,. Norton, and Eeiknnp Auditof fsroh
and Street Commissioner SOdyae. Responses were
made By Col Barton. Lieut.. Col Coan. Col Pratt, J.
- Wyman. esq, and d.. Strickland. formerly cnsain
Of the regiment fer the edbes were disposed Of the
regiment was dismissed. They will be paid on an"
mustered oat Of the service on SATURDAY: -,
Tie flags Of the City Hall and Court Honse were dis
played in honor of the arrival of the regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Nruoraudn.

The steamship Penis r-ports llh inst, q. so2 p
miles r. of Old Head Kiunlr passed steamship Ana bound
in 18Th IS 20 lon 81 40 at passed. BARK OcessS
Phantom bound W. day a a IS. la. 50 20 st p
ps,cd French scsnfhp Ia fayse hence 18th lat 4s Is
Ion 81 At i0zs 10, passed ship Rising Sun. bound L..
TIN -s-su.hip Eagle Laurence which arrived Yesterday
from Hsv.ns made the in the exrsordnsry time Of three
aavs y q :~.uty hours.
Gh- Newi Oh as Steamship Co.'S steamer Morning star
having undergone extensive improvements end slt~rs'
lions In her raoons s-te-fooms daring the threQ
cnhs yesterday toct Ter place the Coapenys wharf q
pie. i6 y r. preparatory 10 Ger voyage TO New OIcan "a
Saturday, October LIST. -
The ne steamship GUijDs star viii follow 90 tae istA.
.N.r which the steamers II thi- Inc will leave weekly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Italy.

The anniversary of Garibaldi's entry into Ma.
Pies and the expulsion of the Dourbons had been oee
trsted by brilliant fete Ia that city.
The Independence Bese attaches som belief TO ru.
nor that Austria is about TO recognize tho kingdom OF
Italy. "By this means the Belgian journal, shc
would the tranquility and the peaceabe develop.
Aent Of the Peninsula and consequently her own secu.
tty; abe would disal1n up TO certain point: the mill.
Sary would raise new barrier agains; the parties Of
action Austria thus freed from her worst nxieties
would have her hands free ia Germany. and her finances
would recover in the happiest manner"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22

Steamship Persia tBrl Lott. Liverpool 10th and ooeeps
town lith INIT. lnlse. aud III pass TO r.. Cansrd.
Steamship Borussa Ham Meier, Hamburg ID inst. no
Southampton 7t y. with ds-. and 2S0 pass Kun
hsrdt a. Co.
Steamship Eagle, Lawrence, Havana 18th ins mdss and
pss-.. Spofcrd lilrson L co.
Bsrs Hon-zuma Hammond, Bsbsdoes 10 dsys, mozses,
10 4. 4. Dwight.
sc Eclipse Bal Cole, shrec days. spsfz 70 j. s. Cels.
scsr Fveyn Barber, Efzahothport Tor Stamford.
:. g. Small Cc!c. shrec Spas. TO Ysct Cbureb.-
scir Hckmaa. Brrger Norwich.
Shcr Henri-tts smsi, Providence.
WIND--At Sunset e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
Bort Waroens' &oliet.

srArs cP HEw-YcaK.
Posr-wsppEys OFYIcs, No. la< Wsltst.
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance vita
s-clien Of the Get passed Apni u. 1897 entitled Az
Ac 10 kcors,nixe hr wairns OEce Of the Port OF News
York 10 al pc.scns ;n,-Ivsci Ia. having charge o. h
,ub,ec. matter OF such irfry, examination OF surrey In
ire following vessels usdes examination by the Fora
,J-r. znd ths, the s-id -.rseys of examinations viii -
completed within days succeeding tas notice %
board raid yesssls:
SHIP Harrert ousen................... % z. R.
Bs.k Y.shsliis. .PicTepon;I
MIETHOpNE TOAPKINs PIe.iasga.
J. Arcs HERMAN s-cre-ery
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1eUmHvL-

Deputanons from Northern schleswie had
nanding protection for teir nationality The Car.
witch len Copenhagen on II. 9th for Flsuore
The Rgsrsad before separating adopted the different
Pented and the Inheritance Of wch the pressrt
Dad accepted including the bin for new loan oric;'
NaIy fixed at twenty millions but .ie-warJs ysd.ce =,
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ys 70 the eztsaoraIay budei fI Tbs alsnea period