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NAVAL PRICE MONEY, sc.
nIsCHAR0BD NAVY OFFICERS AND sEAMEN CAN
~ receive their prize money immediately from
~ SNYDER, Jr, late Of tho Treasury nepartmeot.
No - Nassau 81, New York, opposite che Post once

DRIVE MONEY FOR THE FOLLOWING VESSELS
now beng soecssd and paid q me banking ONCE Of
Arthur Adger. Aurora Anderson. Amanda, Aabsna, AL
ba,rcs Arizona Baensne b,nnt bchio nacon Brccllyn,
Chocura Dale De Kalb De Soto Ethan Allen, flag fis
yile Harrc, Lane. iia,,erss Iroquos ltas g. charles
nawha Knensher, Lack Lodina iAiagnoia Mercc
dita Memphis. Massachusetts,, ~ vassar. MI Vernon.
ylch Nlasi!a. New rcn.ides oe,orars O,awa 0w..oo,
suit, PawIee Putnam Primroses Quaker city H. Seaman
Resolue, Restless, Roebuck Roanoke, Sycamore, san,
Houston Knapp, eanee. state OF Georgia. Santa 20 AZ
cuba. g. Louis. g. Iawrence, South Carolina. sn.qne.
Vanderbilt Victoria. Wabash. water Which, WacAuse,ts,
Wassahck0n, Zouave. &c.
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IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs.-RARE MED ICAL BOOK.
Paris London and New York Medical Adv ser and Mar
rage 0uds esheth edition, cloth; 40 tnges, nearly
Cg pc, ssI r% s Ss .cs ss n and
IHhcr X WARNER, No vescy street. Astor Mouse. for
We concur with other papers In recon- nietfinn Dr.
lamont and his work. dee Etats Upis Dispatch,
stats 1eitung. Atlas, Medical Review" Ac.
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OF OE n0n LOAN OF THE COUNTY OF RICH.
mond.-In Pursuance OF . resolution Of
the hoard Supervisors Of Richmond county
ihe 7oth day 81 December 1855 authorizing loan on
county bonds Of S250 70 furnish the quota Of from
said county under the Presidents cali for troops
OF Richmond county hereby invites proposals
for said loan from 800 upwards bearing Interest
a. per cent PAYABLE semLansu.y An s9mmnn cailons
slapleton Richmond county. will meet with Immediate A.
tenton. PETER B WAEDEL, County Treasurer
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BEAUTIFUL SETS ARTIFICIAL TEETH $40 SURE.
- rior do, S1D d.. uuequaled In Kew York, e25. worth
$50 Painless extraction. Superior gold anss Also my
pAiuess adamantsan, selfhArdenina unch White
Filling une naed Tor sensitive and front teeth. Dr. Lu
Their sr Dentist inventor 81 East Twenty street,
near Lexington Avenue.
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r BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY q. b J. B0GART.-
win sell Tuesday, January s. At II o'ceck. 1873
10 1S2 East street by order OF the assignee
3he Lease and F1Itu OF Iron Found
Mo Steam Engines, Boilers shartins. Plies. Moulding
horse Cart and Harness; the Lease Of the Prem
oaso the time andtpace Steam Engine Boiler
end Fixtures storea se5a Mesrs Hoag HampsonA
- Maiden lane, which be seen before the sale.
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PMss SPxEy, rb Es, I'm Y s2ssni;A sEAMEss

pRiRE EPxEY RRi knn H r}saRi1A sEAMENs
Navy Banker. and late Purser " o. NAVY ga Broadwav
corner Chambers svest New YORK. DISCHARGED Navy
Heirs, cas be promptly PAID their PRIZE and Beunly
MONEYS. Back Pay. Procure Psnsions &C.
CoLDIERg PAY, BOUNTY ANp PENSION MoNRv
promptly procured, and moneI advanced On approved
ply 10 TliOs IRWIN HUGHES 10 Cedar street. ". Y.
TINTED STATES NAVY PRIZE MLwBY.-coLLEC-
tons promptly made for All vessels no ready Tor pay
ment Lsts Of our office sent by mail
BOMEs. BROWN Co. No. cParh place.
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A LBERr c. HAYWOOD, AUCTIONEER
"A MAaNIFI0ENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS PAINTINGS, BRoNzES MIRRORS,
SILVER WARE. GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, &C., 49,,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON THIS DAY MONDAY); JANUARY
q the splendid residence 23 Eas !eah street. four
doors Broadway. sale commencing at IA o'clock.
Particular attention is called this SALE uprising Of
richest asoenso Of Household Furniture
and forks Of Art offered at auction this season Also.
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE.
SALE POSITIVE.
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NJ DOUGHTY, AUCTI0NEER WILL SELL THIS
M. day O'Clock r. NJ the entire stock Of the segar
0ere street, WHINE brands of Iunored Sc
nara Tobacco Pipes serar Boxes Glass Show Case Segar
As,dsrs. q sss Jars, store Mirror. &C. Terms cash.
NJ O. FARRELL, AUcTiONBER-wILL SELL THIS
M Monday ~ 10is o'clock. at $40 Second avenue.
par Tsecond street the contents Of the lroccry and
xQuor Store situated nj the above number vzTeas u
0s Conees spicss Ac. together with Fixurcs also
large size Refrigerator.
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DENTIsTRY.

~. -
n on nnseod and patna, pure silver and vuicanc rub
Ser from - . so wsrrsnsd sa1si Y .ny wSIs IN New
.rassd wnSn. %: least psis Gold pure white psna
ONCE lS si,sh symns,. between Tenth and Eleventh
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A VOID the DRtFr.-ssss BOUNTY, $525 CASH.
~ Parsons wishing 70 enlist AMI rSeloe the drat whl.s
thr tr bouniies are paid may be enlisted IN shy re
men Infantry, cavalry artiers an secure the olunsy
before he draiI Aseats hberally dealt with oy J. W.
WELSH 4 ~ SHuLrI, authorized recruiting olleera
Ii1 Rorsyth street. basement
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n men for the Fifth and Eighth Heavy Artillery sta
toned At baltimore and surroundings. Apply NJ SHEL.
DON's BOUNTY and Pension Once, No. Beekmsn street,
No o.
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FINANCIAL.

u,RANcONIA MINING COMPANY Stockton SALE
b w NJ PARKS ~ Bread stea
EOURrEENFfI STALANNrAL DIVIDEND at~
orsloE os rBE JsRsEy CRY iSsuasscg COMPANY J
No M1NrGOgERy SrngEr. \
JERsgY CRY, Jan. z, 1874
The Board Directors of this Ieny have day de-
olared DIVIDEND OF 81 per cent pay bio
J. FAULKNER Secretary.
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A ssr OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS -ENrrRR
IA satsfa ton or 81 40 gxth avenue, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets No charge for extracting
teeth without rain b. nous OXIDE gas where others
wsixh.ed lower equal 70 gold. from sIo 70 slo %,
Sixth avenue.
Light upper sets. equal 10 gold from go 70 SIS. $50
Birth avenue.
Also the cheapess sets IN View York. Al 3o sIsh avenue
new and better Of inserting partial Of teeth q
fns cld ana patina se bound and capped with plump
err, ~ $50 Sixth avenue.
Pine eold niiines q 2ss sinsh avenue
Parties from the country By making previous engage.
ment and calling n the morning can have their teeth the
same day, ~ 239 Sixth avenue
Onice hours from In The morning ti NJ night ri Z39
Sixth avenue, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
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A PROTECTIVE AMY AND NAVY LAW OFFICE
N To nsh vol nteers with the reliable nforma
ton and adyi free OF charge and 10 secure 70 them INC
highest bnntes cash IN hand without discount or chargei
seizure and claims Of all kinds onee Of
ID. =. MOULTON. Counsellor at Law, " BROADWAY two
doors above all street.
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~ O. HORTON, AUCrIONEEK. WILL SELL ON
W. Monday, January A. at two O'Clock, at No % East
Houston street. ock and Fixtures OF and candy
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COON REwARD--BuR0LARY.-sr FROM
DOUU the store No Va w liam street, new Year eve,
December 81 about 20 dozen French Csskins as follows
bundlea. 10 doxens "Lemoipe
& bundles, Z dozen, "CornelIan."
IL bundles dozen. "Mereisrn
the above reward will BE- raid FOR such inform alton
wa had the recovery Of The property. In proportion 70
scHRrTEL BROTHERS.
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Tuc french r'eicrrnnh.

.Clarirori dho French r5ucN, In Ia late article.
shows up Mr.. Telegraph as one of the deaf who
won't hear, in tirst.rate style l give part ofau
interview with the aforesaid lunctounry and a
messenger from General Grant which proves
that all the world On this side OF the water is NOS
imposed on. Enter General Grants envoy.
Mr.. Telegraph :-"Who are you" lam Aid
de-Camp of the Generaliu Chief of the Armies
Of the -." "Ah, of the South pray he seated
"I beg your pardon, Of the North" "What Of
the North then be so good as to stand where
you are' Gas you plea.e, MI. Telegraph only
wish 70 have the use Of your Office" "Indced,
changes in office you say, interrupts Mr.. Tce-
graph growing suddenly very deaf. "NO, no +;
- NIhe devil, this is serious; this Is another
proof of the instability of your Federal
Government" "a change In Office, ehj
must telegraph this piece OF news to Europe
imWcdltely.' "OnCe more, beg" Excuse
me- (riugs the be); "this must be Gscnt OIL at
once" Upon my word excllims the envoy
from the North, "this ii coming 10 a little too
strong." Certainly" replies Telegraph, eagerly
"the South is too strong, l AN glad that yo1
admit it at Last (vriung another despatch).
"Tle officers Of the North themselves recognize
the superiority Ot the South (Our military
friend Indignantly GLOW do you dare to twist
in this mudtUdl-' 81 am quite Of your opinion
IL isa most unnatural war that you are wag.ug,'
completing the last despatch "and curse the
tulGIb VINO tOUNuGN LulH lul ullNuh hlIukklts NAIs
Telegraph, you abuse public confidence most
unworthiy; l have come here to request you to
announce a brilliant victory" Excellent, the
South has gained q brilliant victory" "But-
lust the contrary" 81 am not at all surprised
at it." (Telegraphing) g)-"Great battle; the South
has triumphed."
"This is too much. I tell you that II Is the
North that has triumphcd we have taken fifty
cannon "They have taken q hundred cannon.
Splendid (ToegnphingJ 1.-THE Northeruers
have left hundred and fifty cannon on the field"
"Ths is more than l can bear. You shall allow
me TO speak (bswling OUT. The North has in
dcted a great defeat on the South Do you
understand !" Perfectly you have had 10 sub
init to q great defeat. l have already des-
patched IT," "You liel" "Eh, what do you
say, Mr.. Aide.de-Camp; 2" at is the South
which is defeated" "fhe devil % "And has
lost six thousand men, "ludeed but IL it
has only lost six puen, it could not have been.
much Of an affair" (TGlegraphing) IAN insig-
nifcant skirmish has resulted uufavorably TO the
Secessonists they had only three men wounded.
az tell you -" "NO more, it you please; the
despatch is finished and sent off," II repeat,
-" "And printed everywhere" "But -"
"Your seryant-I have other business-my afrlirs
are very complicated-Mr. Ambassador from the
North, l bid you good day"
Chdyirdri assures its readers that is an exact
reproduction of the scene that is enacted every
day. and that the natural conclusion is that cleo
trCity is the greatest practical Joker Of the day.
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THE BEGINNING OF uE DAY-In different
nations and ages, the modes of reckoning the
beginning of the day have be- n various. Accord
ing to the computation of the ancient Syriins,
bylonans, PeTsians, and the inhabitants of
Hndostan, the day commenced at the rising of
tie sun with the modern Greeks it is the same.
The Athenians, and other Dcent inhabitants of
Greece, as well as the ancient Gaus, began theirs
at sunset which mode is srill followed by the
Jews, the Austlians, the Bohpmans, the Silesians,
the Italians, aud Chinese, The ancient inhabt-
ants OF Italy computed their day from midnight;
which mode Is now in common use with US and
all other European nations, with the above OK
ctptions. The Mahometans calculate from one
tcHigh 10 another. The ancient Egyptians dated
frem noon 10 noou,s which mode is at this day,
and has always been, followed by.astronomers ;
because that instant Of time can be asCertained
with greater precision than any other.
COLORING GAs.LIGHT.-Au ingenious English
man was lately permitted 20 try some expert
ments at the gas.wOrks az tlines, in Belgium,
the most successful of which vas the sudden ap-
pearance throughout the city Of beautiful clear
red light, which threw around rays Of the most
brilliant des cription. II is sai that by the addi-
ton 20 the gasometer of some chemical salts, an
Increase of light and change Of color can be in
simultaneously produced.
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Grenlug Cel@raph
THE WOUNDED vErERsN's REGRET

For T1sEssnmg TseJrapt
THE WOUNDED vETEV ms REGRET.
uY T.. IVES.
A note of the buglc tap of the drum,
Sound swpetlv TO me as they Cueerlly come
From the field where the conflict is raging, and
The eroan Of the dying, the sinners last PRAYER.
Join with shoutng5 of hope and with cries OF
despair.
The noises of battle the Clash.n. Of steel,
The ruttle of muskCts, the peal upon peal
From the lips OF the soldiers, Is bleeding they lie,
Sound swectCr TO me than the music on high
Created when seraphs with cherubim vie
Alb well remember, when Hr.t into fight
We marched TO do battle for iu tice and right;
When first we stood fire when drst at my side
A beloved companion fell forward and died.
While murmuring family the name Of his bride
But onward VIC rush, in the face Of the foe,
While many a comrade by death Is laid low;
And many a rank Is now Cleit into twain,
And the shot and the shell fall amongst us like
rain,
Bearing carnage and blood in their fiery train.
The smoke now grows denser, the flashes less
bright,
The vast scene Of strife disappears from my sight
! r6double my speed rushing forward go
Where, whittier, care not, | wish not to know,
Except that run with my face TO the foe.
And now the wind sewers the thick clouds in two,
And shows us, triumphant, the brave boys in
blue,
Bearing proudly the banner of freedom on high,
While the trai'orOus fOemen Confusedly ily
From that standard whose birthplace was up in
the sky.
But these things are past and now as lay,
Forever a cripple, throughout the long day,
list to the tones of the trumpet, afar,
As il tells me of glory, of honor, and war,
And 1 long to rush into the contest once more.
Once more for to feel as in days that are gone;
Once more to rise up with the earliest dawn,
All hlithesome with hope but only can sigh,
As wnthing in torture, dcspaTing | lie
Disabled--a cripple forever and aye.
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k%~ UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
- Department OF Arts.-rhe examination OF the
COLLEGE Glasses at TIE close Of the First Term, viii DO
held In the iolO~ing ORDER
Monday l2tnFTom TO II, Juniors, by Professor Ken
dan (AnAlJtcal GeOnnetry), wrtteh. Prom IL TO 1,
seniors, by Professor Frazer (Asronomv), oral
Tuesday, l3h,-frOm 10 II, Seniors, by PrOfessor
KenoAl Ihtegral Cacuus), ana SOphomores by Profss
Coppee (Clarks Elements Of the English Languagel
Written. From II 70 /, Juniors, by Professor FraA6
(nechanics), oral
Wednss sday, I4th-From . to IL Seniors by Profs,sor
Jaetson (HOrseeS Epistles) and sopRomores, by Pro-
feIsor Frazer (Hyloogy) written, From n TO l. Juniors
by Provost intellectual Philosophy, oral
Thursday, 18TH From TO IL, Juniors, by Professor
Allen (Aneone Of sophoclea), and Fresh by Profes
enda fAlgebTa) written. From Il TO l. Seniors By
the Provost Moral Pnils soohy) oral
Friday, l6th,-From 10 H. Sophomores, by Professor
Kendall (GeOmt trvl written From II 20 l. Seniors, by
Profsss soT COppee NiAhans Field FOrtihcatous) oral
Monday, 18Th From 20 IL, Freshmen, by Professor
Allen Nenophons Hellnica), oral FROM II to Juniors
By Professor Jackson (ticero de Amicitial, oral,
Tuesday. 2Cth From to II, Sophomores bv Professor
Allen (Thucycires, Sieiuan EXpedtOni. oral. From
70 l. Freshmen by Professor oopPse webers Universal
HistoJy ,Sral
wsdntsday 7lstTrom 10 II, sophonorss, by Profess
sor Jackson tTaeitus's Hts Oryl oral
Thursday, 22d-TIom to IL, fTtshmep, by Professor
GEORGE ALLEN,
l9-1s-st Secretary ofths Faculty OF Arts.
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IRE CALIFORNIA MINESI

IL PURE CALIFORNIA WlNESl
PURE CALIFORNIA WINES :
HOOK WINE, from California Vim, yards, equal 70 the
fan Rhine.
PORT WINE, nom California Vineyards now used and
prescribed by ieadtng physicians.
ANGELICA WINE, from Ca ifornia vineyards, highly
pOpulAr brand
MUsC It'll WINE, from California Vineyards accept
able 10 children and the aged.
SHERRY WINE, from California Vineyards, OF peoular
value IN females 10 delicate hfalth.
GRAPE BRANDY, nom California Vineyards, used by
inyAlds with the most henehci1 results.
CALIFORNIA WINE AGENCY, No AZ (forty two) s'
FIFTH Street, above Chesuut IL -2S-mtlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RGSy~ PHILADELPHIA AND BEADING
- Railroad Company, once No. 227 5. FOURTH
Street
PHILADELPHIA, December Y, 1864.
Notice s hereby given to She stockholders Of this Com
pAnv that the AnRus Mestit and Election Tor Pre- l.
dem, six hanaEers, 1reaurer and Secretary, will
place the second MONDAY (gth) OF January next,
IAN WILLIAM H. WEBB,
1918 III Secretary.
nl8s UNION LEAGUE HOUSE, NO. 1915
~ CHEsNUT Street,
PHILApELrHtA, December Is, 1854.
At the Stated Aeeting Of the Union League, held De-
cember H. 1864, the following Officers elected to
serve during the ensuing year
TREsIDESf,
j. GILLINGIAM FELL.
vICE-PREstDENrs.
VIM. II. Ashhurst Adoph +. Bcric.
Horace Binney, Jr, Morton MoMichaei.
DfWCTORs
j. I. Clarke Hare, DAM. Smith. Jr.,
Lindley yth NJ b. Browne,
Jas. l.. ClSghorn, Jas. II. Orne,
thas Gibbons, II, q. Lea,
Geo II. Boxer, VIM. Sellers,
Jos, B. Townsend, Ellerslie Wallace, N. D.,
Geo Whitney, CRdwAlador Biddle.
GEORGE II. BOXER,
12-l44t Secretary
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200 600 Can Cans PEACaEs &c vN,5d HERT cd sU
the Round Top Peach Fam, Md, arriving, and Tor
sale by n. X, NEFF. No. JOG q. WHARYES. l2I0-lm'
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1924 oHEsNUT sTRkET.

THE MOST USRFUL,
THE BEST AND TIE CHEAPEST
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
AT BANBERGEH BROTHERS..
Read the List Of Articles.
LINEN HDKFS-A very large assortment OF plaln
hems itrheO auc embroidered Hdkfs, VERY cheap.
LACE COLLAR5-Cambric Collars ana Sets. Very
FARCY BACK COMBS "A very large Assortment Of
the beautiful styles Of fancy back At half the regular
GLovEs-GLovFs.--A very large assortment OF sllk
Teecy Lined, Cloth Cloves and all other kinds Of Gloves
way low. ,. o.
The largest assortment Of lmpta skirts IN the City
From s3OO TO $500 ap eoe. Very cheap
MERtNO GOODS.
The largest stock OF Ladies' Men s, Misses Boyt and
ChldrsnS herinO Uncershts aud Drawers In the City
At very lowest prices -
HOSIERY HOSIERY
The best and cheapest Hosie ~ IN the city.
LADIES', MEMS, AND CHlIDkEhS HOSIERY.
Cotton, WOolsn, and MerinO Hosiery. the largest
assortment Of every size, quality AMI description
sATCHELS! SATCHELSl
yerY large assortment OF French Morocco batohels.
LACE Wells LACE VEILsl
very larle assortment Of black Lace Neut, At All
prices, very cheap.
Hair Brufhes, CCmps, silk Hdkis.
Corsets tren BoBOms and large assortment OF Fancy
Goods much lower than other store In the city, az
BAMRBRGEk BROS, No. l0l Y. EiGH III street,
l2-l5-6t Third store above Arch,
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kS5y@ PITTSBURG, STH DECEMBER, 1864.
49, -DIYIDESD.-The Directors OF the ROSS OIL
COMPANY have this day declared their third monthly
dividend. for November, of THREE PER CENT. on the
Capital stock Of the Company. payable amer the ljE inst
TO the PHILADELPHIA subscribers the office VI MCCutcheon
4 Collins, No. $40 n. FRONT Street.
VIM. MCCU rCHE0N, President
ROBERT WnAY, JR., Secretary. ll-l0
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TOHN II. STOKES,
81 No. 7O2 ARCH STREET.
REDUCTION IN PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
A splendid Variety fr
CHRIBTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Consisting OF ST. n Goods.
French MerinOes and pOpins,
lupins Sing 0 and d lunle Width Black Delsins%
Lupins Btigtt WO Plaids
Lupin s Fine Quality French NerhOes, 1F.
Heavy Ribbed Wool Poplns, 81 80.
Gay and Plain style Cotton and WOOlDeH
H0i va ds Cailcoes, from ~ = 70 SOC.
Plaid ShAwls-tiRv aud Desirable.
Plain shaw s-fOr Service.
Child ems SnawlE- Long aud SQUARE.
Ladies', Gents, and Children's owes.
LAnies' and q on Linen Cambria Hdkm
Adies' Hem Stitched Hdkfs.
Gents SILK Hdkfs.
BALM raj Skir's-LArgs Assortment.
SPLENDID COunterpanes from Auction,
Tiannels-White and 0OlG red.
Russia Crash and Diaper.
lIfO yards American Crash, A. l2hc.
II Ladies' will exRmme this stock thsy will ma good
goods at very lowest prices No trouble 70 show them
JOHU ". STOKES.
l2-s-In Ne. 707 AROH Street,
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TEN DOLLARS PRENuuu

TEN DOLLAkh PREMIUM
a policy for Five 1hOus ana Dollars AMI Ns'
Twenty five Dollars per week compensation for persona
injury incapacitatng the assured from his OrdnaI.
business.
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Insurance erected In this Company against
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
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Yearly Policies will be issued for Premium Of
FIVE IOLLARS,
granting insurance TO the amount Of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
against accidental loss Of life while traNo ong by any Eue
lie conveyance.
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NO. HEADQUARTERS SUPERVISORY
- Committee for Recruiting Colored Regiments No
l2lO CnEsSUT street.
PHILADELPHIA, December Z, 1854.
The Supervisory Committee for Recruiting COored Red
ments having resolved 10 aciOurn sine die on the 9tst
instant, all persons having claims against the said Com
mitee requesedtQ present them FOR payment to T.
CORSON, Agent, a. the Rooms OF the Committee on or
before the 25th instant.
l2-slH CADWALADFR RIDDLE socretarv
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10y OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
- ROAD COMPANY.

THTLApELFHTAl NOVemOef 7, I5Vfs
ROTICE TO SHAREHOLDER
The Shareholders OF this company notified that,
under Res luton OF the Boa OF Directors they Nd
tied 10 subscr be TO the stock Of the Company he amount
Of TEN PER CENT. on their respective interest,
shown by their books Of the I'd instant.
zach shareholder lied 20 fractional part Of share
under the Of the Resolution, shan have the pTv
ege Of subicTbnR for fun share on the payment Of my
dollars.
This Stock VIII be issued at the par value OF any dol
lars shae. Accrued interest at SIX PER CENT win
be charged lrom the LIST instant until payment Il made.
The Books for subscription aud payment will be OOon
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Hon. James Pollock, Director United States Mint.
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