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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04
FROu WASHINGTON.

sole Abe" Seeking Re-etcctiou as N
Joker-Kidicuie OF his Pretensi ons
by the Sefdiers-Po>itions OF the
Lincoln, Chase and Fremont Fac.
lions, &C, Ac., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

" ives. Washington street. 10 the new and com
mOdious room,
No. az south Meridian street,
In sehulls Block where Offer the trade full AM
W.. se ecfed stock OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods No
tons &c sufficient IN quantity aad variety check n.
entire memorandum OF any buyer, and prices
pss-ed the West.
Merchants will ind II TO their advantage to exann,
our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
fete-dim GRASSLAND 4 PEE.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-04

WIN. DDDD d CO..
Wholesale Hat Dealers,
l44 Main Street,
Cincinnati
mar2-d2weodkw2w
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
FAMILY DYE COLORs

For p l-nts vou can color as many goods as would
otherwise cost five times that arous shade can
~ pr.lIced from the SAM dive. The process i sim
PIE and the dye with per ect success.
directions in English, French and German, inside Of
each package.
For further ntorm4t;on in Dveing. ana giving per-
feet knowledge what ColoTs adapted dive with 9th
crs. with many valuable recipes purchase Howe
rens Treaties ON Dveing and Coorng. Sent by mail
receipt cf priee-l0 cents. Manufactured by
HOWE i STEk EMS,
2i0 Broadway. Boston.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally.
40 ".
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
The Right Sort of Religion.

Some one whose head is usually ''lev-
as follows. 1t will do to read and think
about
We want a religion that goes into the
family, and keeps the husband from be
ing spiteful when the dinner is late !;
keeps the wife from being fretful when
the husband tracks the newly washed
floor with his muddy boots, and makes
the husband mindful of the scraper and
door mat amuScs the children as well as
instructs them wins as well as governs
them; projects the honey moon into the
harvest moon, and makes the happy
hours like the Eastern fig tree bearing in
its bosom at once the beauty of the ten
der blossomn the glory ofthe ripened
fruit We want 4 religion that bears not
only an the sinfulness of sin, but on the
rascaiitv of lying and stealing, n religion
that banishes all small measures from the
counters, small baskets from the stalls
pebbles from the cotton bags, clay from
paper, sand from sugar, chickory from
coffee, beet root from vinegar, alum from
bread, lard from butter, strychnine from
wine, and water from milk cans.
The religion that is to advance the
world will not pull all the big straw
berries and peaches at the top. and all the
bad ones at the bottom. 1t will not offer
more baskets of foreign wines than the
vineyards ever produced bottles.
The religion that is TO sanctify the
world pays its debts. 1t does not con
slider forty cents returned for one hun
dred given is according to gospel, though
it is according to law. Itlooks on man
who has failed in trade, and who con
tinues to live in luxury, as thief. 1t
looks on aman who promises to pay fifty
dollars on demand, with interest, and
who neglects to pay it on demand, with
or without interest, as q liar.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

INTsMPERA, CT ~ DAYToS.-I;ev. W Sim
mons communicates to the Journal an appeal
to his brethren in the ministry, in behalf or
"one universal effort, IN all the churches TO
Danish moderate drinkins from the city, He
puts the following interrogatories forcibly. and
repeat them for the benifit OF other ministers
here as well elsewhere:
"liaFe We done all that we conld or should
have done, TO prevent the use Of Intoxicating
liquors as beverage? Do we, in our pastoral
visits. in the social circles, and in our pulpit
efforts, SPEAK out full clear. and strong in favor
of total abstinence? Have We impressed the
young Of our fiocks with the great improperly
Of going to any Of the drinking saloons and tip
ping shops to take glass of beer ale, wine, or
anything that viii intoxicate?-knowiug As we
do that here is one ofthe points from which the
youth III our land make their start in the road
Of dun keBness inf my besgsry and final per-
dillon in the world forever? And 90 we
faithfully warn our congregations Itch. poor.
learned and unlearnei-of the great evil Of
touching tasting or handling the intoxicating
bowl?"
Mr. S says he believes ''ifall the ministers
Of the gospel IN the city OF Dayton should open
the gospel battery from THAR pulpits in the So
cai circle, and in our pastoral works. it would
not be one year before we wauld very
great change for the better
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
Always Went Double Charged.

A good story is told of George Shatfer, who
many years ago lived in Portsmouth,. Once
he had been to Newcastle cunning and was
coming home with his gsnebig empty, when
he stop!ed st the toll house for moments rest.
lie said TO the tollseeper:
There's fine let OF ducks back hare in the
pond. v Ia, viii you let ne ire into them forr''
Can't do it, responded the man; II don't
want 10 have my ducks killed.
George put his gun in the dollhouse and
walked back 10 take another look st the ducks.
When he was gole, the toll man who was
q wag drew the shot from, the barrel and then
replaced the gun. George returned, and again
asAei the same question
"Well,' said the tnli-man, though you are
agcod shot don't believe you could hurt them
much Give me a dollar aud you may fire >
The dollar was paid and quite party who
had gathered around. went back TO witness
Geofge discontinue. lie raised his gun and
hrsd killing niue ofshem.
Tue deuce" sai1 the toll-nlan, TO K The
charge out of your gun
ies. said George. Il supposed you would.
always so double charged
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
U!,e galladium.
RICHMOND. IND...-JUNE list, 1864.
HEAVEN.

TIE following beautiful lines are
the autl,or Of the exquisite pocIG, 10Y
the Eiyer'-Miss Nancy A. W. Priest
and copied from the Springfield K
publican;
Beyond these chilling MINIS and gloomy skies,
Bsyond a.eth'- cloudy partal,
Thsre Is Z lsni whore beauty never dies,
hnd lov. becomes immortal.
a Iaad = lsssiigtsi is usver dirna.d by shade,
Whose fe.as are ever yernal,
where nothing a.4utiful can ever fa1e,
Bu' blooms iar 80, eternal
we1 nav rot know how sweet it balnp air,
How brigh, and fair its flowers;
We nay rot hear the songs that echo there,
through these enchanted powers.
The city. shining towers we may not see,
With our dim, earthly vision:
Fer Death the silent sraien, keeps the key
That opes those gates eiysian.
But sometimes, when adown the say,
The fiery sunset fingers,
its golden gate. swing inward noisele-sy,
Unlocked b. unseen fingers.
And wFilo they stand moment hall a-jar,
Cleans from the inner glory,
Streams brightly through the vault afsr,
And half reveal the story.
Oh, land unknown! Oh. land Of lore divine!
Father All Mise, Eternal,
Guide, guide these wandering feet Of mine
Tn,o those gate. rupernali
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

EFG W.Julian and Mallory had a
personal controversy in the House, i'll
which Mallory was wor~ted. last week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

GTThs Boston journal truthfuIly remarks
thsI Dot oae-.enth part Of the local news which
tranSqires va any country town finds its WAY
IEtO city paper, and he who takes the latse-
To he exclusion Of his town or coun:y pspers
does not fulfil his duty as a citizen Such
msn IS not worthy to ill town office, :Cr be
certainly LACKS local pride
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
a Curious Fact in Medicine

heurd yesterday. from an eminent ply
siscan, a statement that / considered Lovl,
whether il be so or not. 4 mons his patients
is a gentleman recently taken sick with vario-
loid. L., reply to question As to where the
disease was contracted remarked thrt he did
not know, but he believed it traceable TO frae-
tional CURRENCY, carried in the vest pocket. He
said that during the winter he had treateb a
number Of cases of smallpox contracted in that
way. A five cent currency stamp, for instance
kept in the pocket of an infected person. might
be circulated SO as to impart thh disease to a
hundred.
Paper is a much better Cor worse) conduct r
Of malaria than silver or gold. Perhaps the
best preventive against smallpox is return
to specie payments. IL nothing but greenbacks
and postal currency would give one the infection
newspaper men, a class. might consider them
selves toleralIy safe from it's ravages. AMI GER
tain not to have their facial beruty impaired b.
pustules and peck marks Cincinnati Com
mercal
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

CHRISTIAN GESER4L-A soldier Law in a
lady's house. badly wounded. A Major Gen
eral rode up TO the door. His orderly took his
horse. He 90, of, went in, and sat down BY
the dying mans side. Taking cut a little
b,ok. he read from il: "Let not your heart
be troubled &. He then knelt down and
offered up prayer 10 God for that dying sol
der. Arising from his knees he bent down
and kissed him and SAID &C p. G, we shall
meet in hesven." He then rode cd. Thas
General was Major Gen. Howard.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

WHY? Tennessee was settled in 1765, Ohio
1883, consequently Tennessee is p years older
than Ohio. Tennessee has 3, 38l, 6o1 more
acres ofland than Ohio, richer in minerals
more fertile in crops and favored with mi!der
climate. There are many reasons why Tenn
essee should today be far ahooneiofAhio ia
population, wealth property, iult* ments,
educrlion and general intelligence. The re-
verse, howeg- i the fact Ohio is so far
ahead Of us TIA true Tennessean must blush
at the painful ntrtst. Let us all inquire why
i, was that in 1860 Ohio was the third State
IN class and Tennessee the tenth.- Our flturo
welfare depends on the honest prosecution eff
thu inquiry Nash Times.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

cs On the IS ult., at White Greek, YER
mont. Jabez Knapp. at the tende. age Of s..
was married to Thankful Williams, who was
on'v ST. The census shows that Vermont is
almost stationary il population. Il this style
OF marriages prevails TO any extent there can
Be no surprise At the facts tod y tie
census. s&4tstb
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01

IT--.u assortment Of sheet Music. cen.
stantiy ON hand r. b DICKINSON.
No. ~. Main-St., Ric oad. Jne.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-06-01
Cloth es-Wnngsr.

Thai has vet been brought out Il can De afastsd
e any KIND o. vessel. and 80 constructed
eA>NoT GIT OF ~ 0sDEg- Call and the article,
az3 - convinced
Ne do FEsaPllr al kiais Of JOB WORK
st1ch a >at~ Roofing Tin Roofing, CeTaice >Poutny,
VALLEYS ard Hung Iiursers
R5ehm7n5. Aas So 1854 Is-sm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
4 SUPPOSED PRIYATERR. The

4 SUPPOSED PRIyATERR.-T u. s. >iesTa
transport Nightingale. Capt Manwarng. arrived lib
day morning in six days from Key West, and Isp"Isi
Sept G. at 70 m in lat. 3i.i2 long 745i, discovered
steamer bearing aud burning soft ccal. she Eas
when nrss seen steering Southwest.
Shortly sfter she altered her course and steamed lie
rcctly for gaining upon at tn rate Of about we
miles hour. Not liking her appear ance, made al
possible speed and for two hours kept about the ssms
distance from her. Al s:3Op m, brsezs rpriIeiDs
up set all sail aud gradually left her AT; p. H. io.,
sight Of Der asiern.
She was Clyde built sidewhsel steamer. viih we
smoke stacks painted lead color Of about COO tune 20
apparently very fast When nearest to u, sic "as
about At miles distant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
Advertisement !

The FOURTH NATIONAL BAEK, NEw.YogK.
DEposrART FISAscr,E Aarsr or THE USirsp Sr,rrs
win receive subscriptions for the $40 Tres.n, Notes.
These notes will bs convertible At maturity into sx Pm
CENT GsLDBKARSa so Bonds Parties subscribing ncoss
18th August viii be allowed interest ihet date Tho-e u5
cibne alter that date win pay accrued interest Reccg1s
lc importance Of general ubscrpion TO this pcPrLAb
LOAN this Bank viii allow all subscbea oos
MISSION OF - 80 on each 81 900 ,ohscribei.
hoKRIs KXIOHuM Pr,.iiea.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
We DO NOT DOUBT 1.-THE following commuri.

We DO NOT DOUBT IT.-The following conmnri-
cation is its best interpreter We print il IS nearly
ss it is written as our types will permit:
Editor Tribune.
srh As you appear TO be SO fond Of gvn the reis'e
Number Of Lincoln Mcclellan who where pro'fiSenlA-
" canvsscd on OF the the Steam Boats. sew DAYS,
since when red tbs article thought Il strange mae
so many Lincoln would travl to so few Mcclellan men,
and |. took upon myself TO pitch upon paice in my
own ward and then let your ADpREIsG reders see iSn
while oil the Lincoln are about other peoples buy
meas instead OF staying at hsme. took vote o. ts
five storey Tenant house in Cherry ST. first out olNew
Bowery where there Sixty nine families ard % leg
you know know the result. it IL follows they afc s
for Little lIsc--except end hs IL On Engii'hnah
who Is for jefferson Davies. Yours 80 I. Murphy .
Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

ORGANIZATION OF A CoLoRgD REGIABsP.-
The 9th Regiment e colored Troops has Just boen
ganned under the auspices Of the Supervisory Commit
Zee. The regiment was commenced only eighteen
days go ssd NAE ~amhsry above one Thousand men.
philadelphia Press.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
THE WHITE MoUSTAINs.-The latest letter
A.

from the Glen House says:
Among the three thousand strangers ths, havs.
within the pasttwenty days visited thS renowned place
/ recall Com. Vanderbilt Adams the cxpressmaas
Stewart the cotton king Lord Brabazon. several ne-
beers of Congress- numbar OF naval heroes fy or more
military officers whose names are engraved on iahe
tempe besides many artists OF note AID many ~ohaFe
made their mark IN the literary worid-all have come
cloud Of witnesses minge their expressions oil admits
ton with the footnan who camps among tn rocss ans
eats his cold meal by the mountain brook Ine nee pr
OF Mt Washington and the buoyan feelings eielsed ~
ENJOYING the almost unbouuded prospect impaIin
companionabe spirit and lind y minsling II social
neighborlke style. ,.N a..
"Iower Regions" affording our visitors much sstisa
ton in being thus able correspond with their tiend
give An extract o. our ''tlptOp tariff:
Ten word. or less CraN ford House, $3.50 70 Olea
COS, Gorbam 100. Concord l.o5. Boston Is, New
York . TO- Philadelphia 2.Ja
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
Receiufa Of Produce.

SEPr Io-30ss bbls. Flour 79I bbs Whilky, lniH nhs
Corn Meal bush Wheai 81 oO bnsh Corn 1900 u.
Oats pkgs Proysoi~, gu pkgs Butter 80 pss Lsss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
Sterling bills are 1Oo0lO9a in gold, and Ia
currency 24ea249 nominally
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Com.
Total..................sS,sI4sa a,iOa,isa )

A Geographic despatch, dated San Francisco,
September {. quotes mining stocks: 0phir. s4s0 yer
foot Gould Curry g. go per foot Savage s. 80 ps,
foot; Petosi $500 per foot.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

SyTEAM POWER WAF1sD-WITH TWO LhR0B
y Rooms say a0x60 % feet, ground toor with base
preferred Address Tor i've dsys steam Power Her
aid
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
pe,sc,al gn.niliu.n.r.

Colonel Bradford, Of Philadelphia; esGoveruor q J..
Gardner OF Boston C. Kent OF Chicago. General Bn'
Ter, u. A., Dr McCarnick Z. :. A Hor Willard hl,,
OF Delaware vicente A.vag2 81 Madrid. u. Hodgson y
Prilce Edwards Island and r. Rake Of Prince Edward
Island, are stopping AZ the ktth Avenue Hote.
nr W K Mchaifey, " washiogton; Il. w. Fox OF Il
Louis J. 81 Bates o. Michigan. aud Professor J. We
ing Of syracuse, are stopping AZ the Asiropo ac TIC
Commodore e Nicholson S.N,, =. tde p-essut ai.p
plug at the Astor House,
W. Bod sco, 81 The eussial Legation, s0FPos \; u.
Clarendon Hotel.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

yEY ANTED SECOND FLOOR FOR SMALL. FAMILY.
w with water and LAS betweep second ana Seyents
avenueg ana Tenth a1 Thrtieth streets mast be
and respectable Aidscss for days
M j. b xog Herald Office
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
Coxcrmm~nt Cousrarss.

BALTIMORE sept Il ISJs
The following contracts were awarded oy tbe eonim
ssry Subsistence tbs department, today .i0)
bbls pork at S45 q Sl5 Is, 40 bDs Honr. ~
81 so Si3 70 1000 5a. Rio coffee, at f45 $50 per
100 lbs 500 900 lbs pia bread a, s. ~ i)D lbs
i5 900 lbs beans s. IS sa y per 100 tbs $50 900
bs brown s,Ic ar at .si.c 2A@,c.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04
AsCIAr..
I oAr o. issl
PROPOSALS FcR LOAN
T.ss,uZ DHr,erussy Angus, 30 .

TssssuGs Darserassy August 30 ls5..
Sealed Offers vi os 81 sca = ~ 2ges,sTep. 81 SIS
september 1894 To- p0nas 81 tie r'el states % tAr
amount os about trhty oue ami lat nil oa 10
the oce 81 Proposals fof dated 81 fane las Tae
bones vill bear ~ annasi incIes Il - e esntaH pay
ufy n year and te1eems7c atte &c 19A So jane
acme rgl.,ps n onc hundr- sosfa sad ms, state he
including l,eniom offered iGr eac4 lpnire 4ol lns
nv Two pc, ceni o. the pnc9a esc Hiins PEN
Of The whole amo.Dl odcfri mnss % dcpo,a a. geat.
Treasurer tht United Sae A. V.'hinson or VIII nc
E faais IL vl,h liz de- aaaed De sStery Il Bsln9r.
p,nala Or with aay N,ona Al Bauk ns Asc atom thor
zed 10 receive deposs which carseut " th.
viii ne ssued - deposors h tae oco ation
with DE ohe.- 10 the icparnest Al iepos should be
wash lnon not later ihan the o. Sepembcra No
oGcr not accompanied b it. cTe essacats q deposit
me Coapoa and negls.er.t Bouts ssns r 10 of 10
Appropriations of 81 Sie' $3.50 and se1 Register ed
All cfers received vif be opeost Friday the oh sep
teq.es The awards WI % !ssds 5 u, ss2rssiy 70 @ es
e Ncdatcy givea to lac respecye Ceters and IN osse
% acceptance 1nds q ne de eip'on a"d aennm ~,
preferred will be eent 70 TIE supscoe e eost q ne
drnartmeu', sns psymcG q ms ialmro4 The orgnal
deposl Of two pee = .a be ictSen"a " sne.as nas
rstWrned 10 those whose ol.ss not DO ecceptet
amous accepted oilers must be deposited Win NE
uaacr this ai-c. Of sccep'snce % osr % 80 io
lows ne std Oh before the Iith one third on % be
oriepa Two pv cent deposit OF the 2in 5epism
her intefest bonds VII sen VIA ,he date 2 dep9ss
| Of bond Jng /, % date of De pesIt 10 oes.
Offers under ths noee should be endor.so 'rnes iof
The ght " ocoe all offer. consdsed adTantagcons
| - resef cd 10 Cue gogeiauieot - :, roe.pv,pS
! Sfcr.tary ~ The Treasury
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

THO Fhiadeipha Ledger O today, Ia referring 70 the
above table, says -
The coal tonnage las, wees. es shown By the above
report oi returns, was agie heavy, beng
thousand tons heavier than The last weekly statement
published. The tonnage for the season Is now 7a5
tons, against 5007 645 tons to corresponding time
year-showing an increase OF T66 0sa tons The trade
was no doubt, good deal stimulated by The
desire % arng to market much coe possible,
ticpation OF rise OF rates on tue Ist instant.
Tho following table shows tao importatons and eypor.
sations os specie into ard Great Britain durrg lae
arst stx mouths Of the years 1852 1860 aud 1864 -
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

r>a rANHAU HOUSE, " WEST FOeFfrfA STREET
IL fronting Reservoir PArs, near Ftttn Large
and connodlous suits or BoSms nevy sad elegantly fur.
nahed Also ono large SAT sscnat door unfutp,shed
Table dhcte.
NHB IA TOuRErTR HOUsY. BrRaEs pofsr
w. viii be kept open through sept~npcr. dscdedly Tho
mast pleasant murth OF the h pofnt Parties
reurnns from as,aoGe and the Northern watering places
and Wishing " be wbn of the city wf ind
this delightful paoe TO- spend tho balance OF mo
Regular boat from bier No 1rorh river Of gi6 tsyand
wxgfsEy w UNb
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

The following abstract oy Peoasyvaaa Company re.
ports shows the coal tonnage for the compared
with the corrcspondina .l,ne fast v.sr.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04


asa sal Toledo IN caIoags ana nsok IsiaaA Is. p1ts
burg sad Fort wayne Y, chicago aad NertAwssteu l..
Canton Company ,.. and OHIO aad Aussssippi osrti-
doatss X N M@tAs
The following the quotations for 90 1rnmsn,
securtes:-Coupoa bonds Of lssl. 107x IoyI; regis
tered i've twentiss. 100. coupon do ITO llo1 Octo
Der seven and threetenths Treasury notes. III skies OF
1887. ia 12&, aud ono year certificates e3h asss
The Assistant United States Treasurer ia this city re-
ports TO day as tohows.-
Total receipts s...o.,.................. 81 -os I2l
Iayheuts. b,OOo, JAS
io,fss 0to
The exports OF specie to-day were as eoiows-
Steamship Etna, for Ever pool ...........ki2o,S ,SN
Sseamshli Ieutoaia for Hamburg. ............ $500
IVtNttatt 1850 glsk
making the ,gsesa.s shipments sOr tao week,
Ss45 600 n
The movements OF foreign dry goods 1t the port ,f
New York during the week ending Augsss 81 exhIb.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

LOh 5HLR-tfw CENTS IN LARuB or SMALL
IT. amounts. Per.es d.slsnce can be supplied
pr0mptly BY forwarafnp dfafs Y. w. DERTCKSON,
Lxohsnse Broker, "A South THIRD street. Philadelphia
~ BANNERS
No III Broad street. Wal etfset
DBbLBRs !. UNITED STATES sEcuRf1fRs
NYoTfcp ~IfoLDEFs OF sToCKToH tcALlFohNihl
In Ciiy coupons. due and pays1e 10 New ioA ,n July.
Ia6t spf Jaruafy la05 hereby notified tbs, ne
vii ~ aaks IL sued satcs aod coin presentation st
Nv. GsS,rsS,ssr Wsnk New YORK city, r0speniiy 70
d@fsR W ncaUn@t Abn"h
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

yn ANTED-A SMALL SIZED HOUSE. WELL FUR
w nshed. FOR about eight months Must oo on "est
SIDE Eighth and Foreh streets. Address box oo6
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

CyToRE wANTED--ON BROADWAY ABovE AMTFv
- sreet suitable fine grocery, wines and hluorn
liberal price will be paid for dxtures &e Actress H. ~
RrRndretM UDnee.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

WV INuUs tDftytL lAUslyT
The chief sources from which 5iysr imported into
Great Britain to Jaas So this year. Mexico South
America and the Weit Indies winch sent s3 3s5 039
this year. agaus, f3 so9. Ia tho corresponding period
Of 1882 and f2 s31 80, tho corresponding period or
1862. The chief direction OF the exports o. silver was
Fsypt--cs rone 70 ln1ia China NC The SD pmeats OF
silver the land OF tbs Pharaohs June 90 year
amconted to 1885, against 81 ass sa4 the
ponaog period 0: 1853 aud A l6s tho correspond
ing period Of 1862.
The annexed 1gures show tho n1mbsr OF pieces that
coined at the fsssh Mint IN London during the
year 1865 aud for the years endag the ois OF %
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

fFo HIRE -wANTFD A FURNISHED THREE SroRs
House in a good location tor small private ismity
Terms 5 100 por month Address Leon, % East tweaS
flA.
The New York herald., 1864-09-04

yNANTED-BY TWO sfRuLE GENTLEMEN, FAR
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The New York herald., 1864-09-04

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