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The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

More Agents IN the country every.
where, to exchange the Land Wanants
of the ItAPPAHANNOCK HOME.
STEAD ASSOCIATION for Confoder.
ate notes or bonds. Liberal inducs..
ments VIII he given both to Agents and
those seeking Investments Ia lands.-
Addrets, with stamps enclosed,
Z. BAUDER, Treasurer,
Richmond, Va.
April 16, 1864. nl2-6m
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

A Bold EeaG-WO. learn from the
Richmond WING that..A. d<aOhme ut Of
The 69tk North Carolina rSGmspt. nm.
der the gallant WhitfOrd, SeveSl davs
ago, went down TO the COAST IF n.
State on . scout, They avOi lee .h.
vigilance Of the yankees and penetrN> d
70 Lookout Lighthouses, > han drea
miles bslow our lines, crossing creeks
swamps and bOgs. the weather being
very inclSmsnt. They arrested tn,
keeper Of the new lighthouse: ascen
ded, the steps, Destroyed the lamps AM
oil, the combustibles in the oil houses
and blew up the building, which wa
very strong and Hhundred and sixty-nv
feet high.
All praise to ne gallant Whitfor
aAd his "bOys."
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

%The telegraph anuI uSe COM
pIete victory at Plymouth NlrsA Caro-.
lima. This town is sit at Ut the
mouth of the Roanoke ritrl Alber>
marie Sound, and has beet h(p0ssss.
sion of the enemy since lhedlISf Hat
teraS. We madO quite geA haul ct
this pIAcs-2.5OO PrisOnei6, fSel uding
400 negroes, 80 pieces Of SrAIerf, 100.
900 pounds of meat. 1000 Tsls Of
nOur. full garrison OuIat. sid ing two
gun boats, disabling another, ID cap
turipg . steamer. with h~ on our
side efSOO men. Never id The fisnt Of
FussdOm show more cir AgA " 10 pow,
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07
.Ntb Establishments.
NEW DRUG STORE

De. w. Z. Satterheld has removed TO Al
his old stand at KilmiehGl, Nj 80. where
he haS the largest and beet asSSStnsht Of -
fresh drugs to be fOusa in Tie eOuntv. All
persons who need anything In the drag or
medical line will do Wen 20 give him call.
he also oReFS hls Professional services to
the eitIEsnS II Kilmiehcl 49, EAAAgAtV.-
.Sw~hAA - amAf NaAnpaa9R- - v onA - a
3OntIR@@Ss S8@e B8fae. riPdepa NsfS
q at che sbOrtsSt eotiesI and suythIsg u 'ths
line Of PhysieisA 81 ApOthsesry ira Psae'
ted with the utmost Dispatch.
auFfl 3Oal6-iy
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

SPThe Richmond Examiner % 70
an order transferring the bulk Of be
idle and surplus population of Rit b.
mond Souta Of The James. sleeps 10 I be
War Department, awaiting Geo srAl
BraRR's signature.
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

AToRoAx According 70 the Louis.
lie Journal John Morgan 10 in che
sbOrhoOd Of Abingdon, Va. AttiDg
drsmOunting hiS men.
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

My W lie, Rachel Hays, having left nv bed
and boar without my cons ut and without
sufficient excuse this 10 70 notify the public
against rAding with her on my account, AL
will not re responsible for any contracts Uhe
may max e on my account.
J. HAYS.
April IS, 1884. nI5-Sw
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07
ADMINISTRATORS tOTICE,

whereas, letters Of dmi1istration were
granted the undersigned, at ~ MSrcn term
1864, OF the Probate court OF ArrolI county
Mss, on the estate OF n. A: keynoIds deca;
1"csdent. are hereby notified present them
S~Iv nrobsted within the tiR1 prescribed by
law or they will be forever AIRED; And all
persons indie oted will make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
ANN A. REYNOLDS Administrative
April rs nI3 7W
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-05-07

whats the 26att Sow7
The undersigned ha light two
horse wagon Cor sale, or TO barter for
OthSr properly
April Is, 1864. alS-t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
FROM NASSAU.
Arrival of a Gde-sunner--Aoio"f for
Damages Agninat the United states-
The Uuion steamer sonoma.

From Nassau papers TO The I'd inst. ne obtain
the following intelligence:
The Rebel steamer Lncy with cotton arrived OF Mas
san on the I'd ut. f.om Wilmington
The bark D. j. Plilbrick from Philadelphia bot nd 20
Key West with coal totally lost on inc 18th NIL on
Grand Bahama Heg captain and crew had arrived Of
Nassau.
Tie Governor Bayley wss overbauied b. Union
criiser on her Outward passage.
ne Nas.Gn GucraioH states that Wolis property,
seized the Corsica has been given up on TIE demand
Of Lord LIONS and Wolf has commenced an action iOr
damages against the United States.
The Rebel steamer Pet sailcd The 2Gth ult for VIII
Ioinglon. The steamers Don. Lucy, Eothesay Castle,
BendigO all srcd on the 10Th for the same port.
The steamers Y. Dalzel and Alliance sailed for VII
Wington ~ the % mat.
Tie schooner Dart, Pearce. mater, on her return
from the wreck " Am,rcan ship Jenny Lind spoke the
Union steamer s0noma u! Little stir0p Cay Dee. -.
about p m, where She had been lying at anchor ior
days On observing steamer about 10 miles r. >.
H. the SOnoaa le!i osnsibly for Little BarhoI AbacO
in order procure wood in ease the coal should give
out, but in reality she went IN pursuit of the steamer.
The captain OF the Sonom0 inquired If there were any
men-Owar az Nassau, and answered ia the siTma-
tive He stated hat BE had received orders TO cruise
between Orange and Great stIgup Gays foi The next
three IlOutas.
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lAdv-rti.emenLI

WHAT TO Do AND How TO Do IT.-Eyery
young auani woman toowishes TO know with certainty
IN what calling pursu, in life he accomplish most, do
the most good his friends the best, oo,su competency
provide literally for tho wants Of himself family, and others
who may be dependent him lie desires to pace himself
the, position which he Is by nature Sud eequeuen best
h,ed and in which he may, without dvbt experiment,
SECURE SUCCESS ~ LRE Few in the ordinary pur.
suit. up TO their Il IS
sone by accident good fortune. without any
definite knowledge OF their powers stumble upon stu
alton to which they happen he well adapted end IN which
without struggle they RsE TO rnrsYSCR They ale sid
to he lucky while thoands Of other men, more highly
educated endowed and with force and energy OF character
pursue respectable though rcsoro ard uphill employ
chosen without regard TO ther adaptation TO Il, which
brings them mother honor profit" These st living,
while many dIas out unhappy existence complaining
Of their hard lot end their days dssppon ent pro
LouIcns LIFE PAmuRE.p We have Ieineay for tlis
IL Is and therefore BY the aid OF
PHnBNoIosy and PHYSIOLOGY the true cLagscri with s It's
capabilities raay be clearly Indicated the most suitable call
Ing profession occupation 20 which ssc perscn adapted
and IA which he may succeed be clearly pointed out
ard YOU reader may thus learn RISE ~ WORLD
and uake the most OF oil your talents Full written charts
with advice given daily by AessrS fowLrK Wells
No .gJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
LucrYN MuRAT AND TIE CONGRESS.
The following letter from Prince Lneicn
Murat to friend hes been published: SOC,


Murat to friend hes been published ,oco
my DEAR SIR: You have doubtless Tead the dls-
course Of the Emperor a the opening OF the ChaneIs.
The initiative which he has taken aud the snnpilShy
with which he has exposed his gigantic prolcc, pnoc
him at the head of all European soverclgns. II 'n.y
misunderstood him. let them look 70 their own aei ;.
The people viii com prchend him and woe to those xno
force him to drag them before the tribunal Oh puDhc
opinion which win Judge without appeal Before Con
gress which will have Napoleon ut its head the people
have nothing 10 fear Their interests VII DC Proseteu
and their civil wars will cease All parties WI di,aI
pear AL private interests will appear TOO small 10 dare
to show themselves. 80 .,
THE heads Of parties will no longer have plea FOR
their existence save the hope Of being useful TO the pup
lie veal and from the moment they cease to DC 90 the
continuance becomes a crime Tell those who love the
memory of nv father 90 wait and hope in the justice o
Napoeon III Ii sacrifices are required Of them Jet
tbem be the first 10 give proofs OF abnegoton for the
welfare end tranquility ofthcr country and II one ia.
be given 10 direct them in such coarse fhat uay
win be the happicst Of my life. Adieu, my dear 81
take measures FOR giving oil The Committees OF Nepics'
and all the chiefs of sections in the prov inces due cog
r1lnce of my letter and il they have f1ih ia me lei
them conform Themselves Ia IT,
Believe i beg, in my sincere friendship ,,,
"LuClES mural"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
From Desriarara.
EMIGRATION or CosTRABANDs 10 BE- ESc0UR

AGED.
la consequence OF the withdrawal of the re-
strictions which have hitherto prevented The colony
from introducing emeTgns from the United States Of
America both of the csss generally styled Contra.
bands and others Of the race public meeting
ias been held OF Georgetown at which resolutions were
s.ed for Inc purpose of renewing the effort FOR induc-
iug lobOrers from America % settle IN the colony
ecbeIDe" SAWS Tie CREOLE proposed by one oil The
speakers OF thc meeting (Mr. j. Winter conmcnds
itself 10 the favor oi the public on many grounds The
colon, ~ committed 30 au expensive immlkiatl0I
scheme and is calculated that the demand for Coolies
and Chinese will be for years TO come at the rate
of go per aunum. These snpposng the number 10 be
equally divided between the tSO classes VIII cost some
500 900 per aunu1 Of which the colonys share VIII be
about $4,000.
But Mr. Winter suggests tlut that amount OF taxation
should be spprop 10 tho resDg OF loan OF some
S2U 90 repay able IL Diiecn years win little more
Lan half the l0au 2G GJ0 Americans might be al
once introduced computing the expense "a go per
nesd and the balance might be applied as provision
for the people on their arrival In the shape OF loans 70
the owners Of land who might be disposed 10 employ
the people IN the cultivation OF cotton ar any other pro
ducts The scheme is Of based upon the supp
sion that people of suitable class De got in sui
cient nnm5crs point tina, could DC very soon cleared
NJ by sending delegate 10 The United States. as NJ
Walker was Gent lust year"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
pENNsYLyANIA LEGGsLATGHE.
The Dend-LocL in the senate Shameful
Disregard Of the Popular Wiii-how
We'll the Rebels are Served by Truck
ling Copperhe ads-Hew Charter, Tor
state Banks.
Correspondence Of The N. y. I,ibaae.

Correspondence Of The N. !. 1nbDne
HARRISBURG. pa. Jan. D. lsoi.
An occasion of ,spee,af interest to this state
as member Of the Union, sod indeed to the whole
Union, has arisen 10 tie Senate OF this sase. Der re-
cent October election not resulting nearly decisiyey
~ il did in your State Ohio permitted the DcQOcracy
alias CopperheaJs-to raise their erests IN proud dc.
8ance of the popular will Thus they. because 90 an
accident, are today holding the loyal men OF this STATE
III bay dsregarding the popular VIII and assisting mt,s
effectively the Interests Of Rebellion.
The oanse Of ibis deadlock In the Senate is owing c
the fact that Senator from Indiana and A rinsrong
Csunties-Msjor henry White Of the 9th Pcny lvanis
yolunteers-wAs taken prisoner on the Mondays morn.
ing fight which took place upon the retreat Of Mlroy
isl from bis home. II VIZ be remembered tlst The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

DESPERATE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE. Moses
Loewenburs the German physician who. in II p,oulcn
% passion. Killed an inoncnsiIe who lived in the
building in which his Office located, Is to be con
veyed 10 the State Prison to-day, there to awr execu
tor. Through his counsel he has made q desperate
struggle 10 avert his fate. but in vain the Coutt OF
DDe.ls lac refused ~ grant new t:al 10 lis case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
9elmbol1's Me0iriaes.
HErNrBOLD's EXTRACT B,Jc,.,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHr
For weaknesses arising hom Eaces.es Habits Of Ds,..
ton, Early Inoiscrcaon or Abuse st.enaed "'~
with the following symptoms:
Indi,Position 10 ExHtion, Loss Of Power.
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Brestains
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Disease, Nskefu,psss
Dininess Of VEion, Pain Ia tho Back,
Uo. Hands, Flushing Of the Boiy
Dryuess Of the Skin Eruptioas on the Rass
Universal Lassilude Of the Pal.id Countenanee
Muscular System
These symptoms If allowed to 60 on which this r.SI>
invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, FAULTY, EPILEPTIC FITS
In Of which the patient may expire Who can ssy 10,
axe lot frequently followed by those direiu ases5 "
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many Of the of their suffering but ma,
will confess The records Of the Insane Aylums he ri
sncoy deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness 70 b.
truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BIZ ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the all OF medicine to strengthen and ytrss "A.
system, which HELNB0LDS EXTRACT BUcPU iLllrs
bly, does. t.ia will convince tie r.ost skepticsL
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/,

FEMALES! FEMALES, EENtLESl
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEN
PLATING MARRIAGE.
IN many affections peculiar ~ Females, the EIusc. b1l
Is uneqlaed by any other remedy Ia Choross Es
ton lrr-gU,res Pinfaness Suppression OF CionxI
Eyncustion. liberated Scrhous state Of tho Uters k
cofrbea Whites Stenty, and for oil complaint cod,
the sex whether arising from lDdscretion, Hab o. Ds
patton, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
see symptoms above - -
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

RAILROAD ACCIDEST.-Th O'Clock train from
Phialeplia Gu Saturday morning off the tack q,
Burlington, y. j., log having been placed the
rails by some person unknown. The obstruction Was
by the engineer but too late to prevent; the train
from being thrown of. No person was injured aud
after a delay of an hour the train proceeded minus two
css. len behind for repairs, ana reached AmbOy with
out further accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
j.

Take no Balsen Mercury Unpleasant Nedie-es, IA %
pleasant and Dangerous Di,esses.
EXTRACT BCCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their s,ayes st l,e Erpen,e Little 2, no eaDssd
Diet; no Inconvenience, AND No EAPoSIkt.
IL causes frequent desire and gives strength TO Ura
thereby removing distractions preventing and curing s
ures ofthe urethra alayins pain md inflammation 81 lss
In his ela.s OF diseases, aud eypeling PciSCS0CS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER.
Thousands upon hogsands who nave 9een 10
and who have paid heavy FEES to be cured ma,bst
tns have found they deceived, and tina. tue s'
H.. by tae use Of Powerful Astrasens" been cried ya
tie system TO break out Ia aggravated form, aud
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
ADVERTISEMENT
TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,
With lle PArryT Col.WnEsL REGULATOR,

was pronounced superior 10 all others 1t the Worlds Fair in
London 1862 II took the fiRsT PRsxus ut tie great fas
the American Institute in New iofk City 1903 where the
Judges practical mechanics, and appreciated Coo
NH.aLs
II took the FiTst premium Of tie
H. u Stair FAR. 1866: 1868 Iowa STATE F,R.....963
yrRxosr srArh FAIR. lat3 LLISoIs srars falx 1853
PEhs'A STATE 1855 AND COUNTY fAlss
ORANGE jump OF the American AgricGusi.t. No. al Park
row, N. T., says Of the
uNSy HsAL CLorHks WRisGRH; .
1--WE think the machine much moro than paws for Itself
every wear IA the saving OF garments We consider inpo
st the Wring-f nr fitted with Coos oheTw Ice mas Of
gsuents nay clog tho rollers and rollers upon the crank
sha sip and tear the clothes, the RuBBtR BREAK LOO
sKAFr Our Il Of The tfst made, aud IL
good after nearly four yesrs' constant use
good c,NvAstER wsnied ia every town. We Oi,r liberal
Inducements, and guarantee exclusive sale.
Descriptive Circular s-it free.
Il. c. BEowaiSa. Nc. 81 Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
fAdyer,isenentl

SOLDIERS and OFFICERS in tho Army, being
exposed 10 sudden changes should always b. supplied With
pAowss BmoxcnlAL TRoouna they give pr9mp. relief
n Cold Cough, or an Irri.sied Throat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

HOPE CHApEL.-Some new features have
been added to the fine optical exhibition at this place.
which are fully set forth in our advertising columns
Among the additions views OF ST. Patricks Cathe'
eral during the solemn ceremonies connected with the
funeral Of Archbishop Hughes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

PRINCIPAL DErofS. ,y-
uFLnROLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL "A~
HOUSE, ,,sr-
HELNBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL "
HOUSE, ,c,,,c.L wsEg.
HOUSE,
No. BOA BROADWAY, ~ " oH
No. 5a4 BROADWAY, n. T. y"
No. 5e4 BROADWAY, n. y, On
MEDICAL DrIO
HELMBOLD'S MEDICAL DtpOr
uEI.MBOLD'S MEDICAL Dim Dim
NO. fOf SOUTH TENTH-sT, PhlLApnass.
NO. IO4 SOUTH TENTH-sr, PhiLApn ouI.
NO. IO4 SOUTH TENTh-sr. PhiLA 1'',,naycl-
prwApr OF CoUNrERFfITS AND u"
PIED DEALERS -,.,,,lss
,,o =, d;.,o,. Of their own ana sober ''''"
on the reputation a.tsinedby
HEI,NIBOLDS GENUINE
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
GENUINE EXTRACT sAgsAPARiLLA'
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwhtkI
ASK FOR HELMBOLDs.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cut on, The advertisement srd ~rafeTH GeN@sT
p,,i.iea All eypesgTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
d NEgAsAL CLorRNs WaiaGKn;
IAdyertisemsnt.I
IAdyeftisemrnt.i
RAD BREATH is the greatest curse

A BAD BREATH is the greatest curse the
human family Is heir to- How nns lovers II has separated
how friends forever parted The subject il dcst
your friends y III not mention h and you ignorant
oi the fact yonrsel To effect radical the BALh
THOUSAND FLowESs" dentifice nigh; aud morning
also bcautes the comp iion removing alag pm pies ard
heckles leaving the skin soft and white Sold 10y al Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
3
ROSE WASH,

HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
an excellent lotion for diseases OF syphie n-'sI, a
an Infection in disease, OF the Urinary ORGANS an ~.
habit. Of disipsiion used in connection win TIE
B.chu ana sa..parila la such diseases A. Teconn
evidence Of tie responsible and Ieaole eo1s'e' w
accompany the medicines
CERTlFItATES OF CURES, .,.,x,<, -.
fRoH D no 70 YEARS STANDING. with -.
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FASE
FOR Medical Properties Of buch1. -.
SIZE DISprNstTOEY' OF THE UNITED STAI>
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on tie P'a,uaa
Physic. IN p.,,,s,c "a,
adephiA. - -. =. I'm, -,
= See remsris made b. DIR. EPlIRAiM MCDOWELL ses
,hr.ted Physician AID M-n.her OF the Royal Cot.r Z" ~
scos Ireland ard published in the transactions Of u' A
and Queens Jounls- 49, . r,.,r,.rx
See Nedico. h.urcical Review. published b. BENJaAa
TRAINERS Fellow Of the Ros College Of Surscons. .
See most Of tie ls,e Standard Works On Medicine
EXTRACT BuCHU, 81 per bottle. or SIX Tor ~ . t.
EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle OF III !"
81. 49,. g, "a.
81 50 a.,,s
Or Half Dozen Of each for Ss which will be aSse'"
cure the mos, Ii directions ore aaif go ~
Deive red address secrrcy packed Rom oo''ss
Desc.ibt symptoms In Ill Communications vt's s's'S
teea. Advice srstis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
NJ

Use HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU
81. al affections and diseases OF the Urinary Cfgrs v,s
existing
IN MALE OK FEMALE, .rT
From wh.teyer cause originating, snd matter 0, hcs
long standing Dsrdsss OF these Organs
reduife the aid Of Diuretic
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT bUCHD
Is The GREAT DIuIEIl1
sED IT is CERTAIN
10 HAVE THE -
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL D;sEtsfs
FOR WHICH
pIS RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

TuE ORIgTALs prided themselves on their
Mocha Bat the nIoderns with equal relish The Cor!rs
Known all land kKkTs EAST INDIA Cofrsk Sold
by oil droccu Price ?3c. per H. Ask for kNTe Noohe
Ytluils. GeasTsl peppL No. ia Ksade "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11
FROM EUH0PE.

sr pua,,.n Comuaens upon thc 1--WE Mes-
,y.s,ss Lester OF Ford Harrington 10
,,n,, s,r;asLprinse Gucien Muras and
,,., Cs,gress-Progrcss Of the kloIstein
Gomp'icatior'
W. have received by The Bohemian, which ar
.,,.a ., Portland on Saturday day later foreign
H., The aeus of tire Bohemian lad been anticipated
Nv che Africa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-11

DE- CoRpovA.- second comic lecture Of
Mr.. DE Cordoya, entitled 1.-THE Amateur Theatrical
Association. Tale Of Fun viii be given this eyening
at Niblos Saloon.
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]
AFFIDAVIT.

P-rsonully apasred before Alderman 81 te 'iy
Ph,lsdcph.. H. 4. n.nbold who being duly sWo'., ~
.sy las ptrpsaiion contains narcotic, no mecur! o.
injurious ai's'' '"' axe ""'' II. T. EYLMBoLn
Sworn snd subscribed before this 2sd day OF Ne's~'
rs. WM p. UIBBARD, Adeigsni -.
9sh.st, above Race, Ph' satp"s
Address letters Tor information, IN conhdence,'o
II. L. HELMBOLD,
CHEMIST.
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w, Neagsn1r. Commissioners.

". u. LEwIs. y
To Mes.rs Jsnes Bowen Thomas c. Acton John g. Herstn,
iosmcr Conn.soncrs u Metropolitan Police snd Tho for
inrr Board Il Meropoi,s Police for the Metropolitan PO'
lice Di.irc, ct th. state OF Ne~-York.
When MessTs Acton and Bergen had carefully read
the demand Mr.. Acton said: Gentlemen, we respect
fully decline TO accede your demand When Messrs
Murray. Bosworth and Lewis bowed politely and wish.
Ing Commissioners Acton and Bergen good morning,
lefl tho room.