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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-22

increasing de1snd Tor the article of forage in this quar-
ter, have become very alarming Affair Hay Is from
sixty to eighty dollars ton and upono the rise Cern
ia Ten dollars basheI and oats FOUR and everything
else that will answer for forage in that proportion
CartiDg nine shiings mile, by the ten, anhpeepe
much dissatisdd with the price f' z'& haS.2 enc
HasR1 L4uaEss resident Of Coagfsss,l Fesember.
IT'S. nsEsG - 81 aatsaf n7a 4j'hT t71
" Where is virtue, where Is pstriotis now when a.
most every maa has Turned his though and attention
to gain and pleasures practising every artihce OF
change.aiey J6nathans; when men of abilities dis
gracefully neglect the important duties for which they
sent to Congress- tempted by the pitful fees Of
practising attorneys; when members of that body ART
fully start point, succeed and then avail themselves
of the secrets of the House. and commence incorporating
and accumulate tie public debt for their private eoiu
ments p
MAJ. GENERAL LINCOLN, Charleston, e. o. NoVam'
Der, 1879.
"The House of Assembly refused, on the rec0mmen.
dalton of Congress, to raise any black corps" lit
would appear from this that Congress recommended
this TO the States at least to South Caro-
lima.
Fort Mourie on Sullivan's Island, six miles from
very decayed state, and without DITCH pckets or
abatis to it. The repairs of that also are delayed from
the same cause. fhe want Of negro aborers Two
floating batteries have been recommended to cover the
bar, and they would undoubtedly answer the most val
liable purpose as no heavy ships it unless
they take out their guns they much careened
as they cannot work them These also, though indis
pensaby necessary to the safety of the harbor
provided"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-22
MONEY MARKET.
REVISED DAILY BY B. F. GRADY,

NoTE-The quotations of coin is omitted for the pres
er there is put very little Tade IN IT. and no settled
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-22
. For the Journal.
CHEER UP, WE CAN NEVER FALL ~,

Tse stoms that have been so long gathering have Of
burst forth in all their fury cayieg desoaton and
Let hesitate to sgn tue deahwarrast a tie an
kes army led on BY Sherman whose beast that he will
cry person In the South has duty to perform let them
act with fidelity and not without sense Of existing dan
Yankees thirst for the blood of the Southern
leaders Let Hot dscord abuse Of power and petty jea
to such doom as awaits il permit ourselves
quered We have President who stands calm and coec
ted in the consciousness of right. Fear MOTOR with
Davis at the helm, the whose giant mind frame
and ressess spirit Can lead them on to victory if ali are
united to aid the President in carrying out his plans
He must see that of those in power have pat their
faces against him. furnishes the most available
guide in the ormation csiuons and our ruler. and
eadrs will seek for guidance and counse let them refer
to the charts OF historyvhere ia there agng
examples than in the Grecan lessons of They
uncoDquerabe We must initiate their example and never
give up. Although thousands counymen offer
ed up their hveB there yet remains hundred thousand CT
lives offer. Let this be the determination of all Yes
of all to psrseuere until establish liberty. What theme
for us Let feelings of righteous indignation be showerd
upon every that tries weaken the by crosing
by exciting aslousies creating discod in Must
Disgrace and oshonor stand upon threshold and
What Sou hern men, lighting their Cod their affairs,
and their native land, to fesr.
they fear death, what will be the joys of life when de-
ISOLATION shall have swept their sds they bel old
their family affairs desecrated Let not recognise the
Pennsylvania, Tennessee Georgia, South Carolina and in
this state and in the West and every passing laden
harp strings when struck by fairy hands will find voices
from their silent remains to tell you that must
the dying words Of Rrtow Gen Gregg of South Carona
said ii die when woanded freely give my life for the
when riding at the head of his Regiment at first
take shermans battery, he sald Who will follow me7 We
take the battery. Every North Carooan here will
follow you to DEATH Col Fisher and onward theyiwent
and they and Legion and the 9Th Georgia Regi
men, took the splendid Battery of sherman.
The departed spirits of the gallant dead hover over
this country L7t Generals and soldiers that
they brave and fearless those who have passed
away the battlefield. We have the OraVest that
eveeiped The army must be cared for. Let people
be Uoited. The word Union Subu1 must not be
heard in midst.
May Charleston stDd, and other cities hated by the
ce Rather than the Yankees should their banners
there let the in heaven forget where haa
Stood Let the sGen OF cid ocean eDguph her IN
vast overwhelming ruin. We not conquered We
will be, if true to ourselves. no people as
powerful in arms we afe ever 6ubdued. never
give up, sGd go on, and Nc will yet be fee. s. F.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-22
..IAN9U0E T0TDKIHITW BBT

1t is stated 10 the newspapers that the Hon. ovrur
Fl. Mccormick, Of McOormck's reaper, proprietor OF
The Chicago Times and late Democratic candidate for
Congress In that District s out in letter urging the
re assembling OF the Chicago Convention 10y
81 The Yankee papers profess to have discovered con-
spracy to asaassinate Gen Rosecrans, Mcneil and 9TH
officials at st LOUIS Several arrests have been made
ipetuding two clet ks in the British Consus Office I'd
q; portion of the Home Guard of this county went
pus iast week in search of deserters tories &c. and
snceeeoeo capturing three deserters in Burke county
who nave oeen sent GA to- Camp Holmes. Several
others were lonnd made good their escape notwith
standing they were ira on repeatedly. .'I--sI -
>. ...-i .t. SbpJbU Eor
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

u@uE UNDERSIGNED having, at December Term, 1864,
1 NJ Brunswick County Court, qualified Admnistra.
-, of the est ate Colonel Henry N Howard deceased
DO hereby give notice all persons having claims against
said estate present them, duly authenticated and with.
in the time prescribed by law this notice viii be plead
in bar of their recovery All persons indebted said es
tate will make immediate payment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-12-22

WILL Re SOLD, at the Ia 20 reaidence of deceased
in Brunswick county, the 10th January, 1866 all tho
perishabe property Of said estate, Consisting every
hing necessary carry a rice plantation. Also fine
steam Engine, With new boer boats fats old schoo-
ner: valuable horses; mules wagons CARTS rocka-
household and kitchen furniture hogs both fateenng and
stock hogs l02 head OF sheep; Fl goats fodder
hailed hay rice straw, and large quantity Of rice Also
set Of salt Works at Lockwood's Folly, consisting of
eight pars Sale continue from day day Nil eli
sold.
Terms of sale, six ths credit purchaser giving notes
with approved security.
There will be sod subsequently, in Robson county, Of
the place of said deceased, valuable yoke Of oxen and
cart some household furniture, mulc, and farming
tools.
" A. 4 \ P Ps6GY Adm'rs.
n.o ~ SL-taW-ts-l2t to
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Nov. 26th
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10


ORDER AND MTLlTGRY 6IsCtPLisE. so
Sgeeifeqtion 1st2lnthis, that he the said
Colonel GeorgelIR. sLptham,g Cd Xirginia
Mopnted Infantry, did addressand forward
an official communicatio1t to Headuuarters
department West Virginia Without send
ing It through the Headquarters of the
Brigade, to which he was attached, and
with which heswas serving. az III - 80
This at or near Beverly, West Virginia.
on or.about the eighth day of October.
eighteen hundred and sixty-three. sf-g=-Gt
,lSpee!fedtipn 2d TO- Charge 3d.---In this,
that he. the Said Colonel Geo. r.. Latham
2nd Va. Mounted Infantry, has failed ID
enforce the orders olhis Commanding OH.
Ger, aud has failed to perform the duties
imposed -npon- him as regimental com
mander BY the Army Regulations aud
Articles OF War, iusomlch as to bring tn a
military reputation and Standing Of his
regiment into .disrepute in the lstSeparate
This st.hs diBsrsnt can camps = i Of The rssii. il
ment tus West Ritgiuiap dariGE the months
Of June, J qly, August and September,
lssS& NSNJE} " q ~ On
oHARGE ry-DIsoRRDtENcB- OF ORDERS.
SPECIFICATION tlstAI this that he the Said
Colonel George r. Latham; I'd Virginia
Mounted Infantry, having been ordered bS
Special Orders No. as, Headquarters, 4th
Separate Brigade, a copy of which had
been furnished to him. to have lreYeille roIi
call l-9t his regiment, did fail %. obey said
order, ~ Fl d{ sf5fi TS<i =
This at OF near Beverly, West virginia! II
on or abodtSthe eighth day 6s October,
eighteen 6pndred aud sixty5three, and at
ydriols other points S Il isi2 VT,
Specification ga this, that he, the
said sci Colonel, Geo. r., 3, z Latham, I'd West
V1rgthG TutAntry, having BEEN ordered 8 z
Special Order No stT5;s Headquarters 4th
separate Brigade. copy OF which had been
iurhished 10 hfm';i to cause the horses of
his regiment to be ridden to water ID good
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

EFem J; Es,eton Bro,Ots, D. D., Editor Jths Ency-
etCPedfa Of Religious RROtOtsdge.
/. Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through dIstrust of
tneir ingredients and effects yet know OF no SUM
ctent rea4on, why man may not testify to the bepft
he believes himself TO have received from any simple
In the hope that he may thus contrib
do this the more readfyin regard to Hooaapd,s
German Bitters, prepared by Dr.. O. NJ. jackson, Of
thls city, becauae Twas preudced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am Indebted to my
SSnd Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, for the removal Of
ftns prejudice by proper tests and Tor encourage
ment TO Try them when suffering from great, and
long continued debility. Tho use Of three bottles
o. these Bitters, at the beginning Of the present
year, was followed by evident relief and restoration
70 degree Of bodily and mental; VigoT which had
not ielt for SIX months before aud had Almost de-
SPARED q regulating thet - Y" InF God and
my friend for directing me to tn use, ofInenl
Philadelp& s;Jupe 98, 1851, 't' ' DiSV"N' ~ =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
cHARdB I.-NEaLEor OF Duty.

...4.
Specification lst-Ip this, that Colonel
Geo. X. Latham. I'd Va Mounted Infan-
try, when his regiment was about TO march
into the country occupied by The enemy.
did neglect to inspect his regiment to as.
certain that it was supplied with cartridges
for ain expedition.
This at or near Beverly, W. Va. on or
about the 2lst day of August, eighteen
hundred and sixty three.
Specification 2d-In this, that he, the said
Colonel Geo. r. Latham, I'd Va. Mounted
Infantry; did neglect to inform himself of
the contents of General Orders No. 10.
headquarters 4th Separate Brigade, re-.
iatIng to the ordering of marches in the
Brigade. a'i' - =
This at or near Huutersville, w, Va. on
or about the 23d day of August, eightee n
hundred and sixty-three.
Specification 3d-In this, that he, the
said Colonel Geo. R. Latham, I'd Va.
Mounted Infantry, allowed several officers
OF ms regiment to- be absent from camp,
and to visit Beverly, w. Va, without pro-
per authority, and did not report or,pun.
ish the said officers for that offence. s
THIS at or near Beverly, ". Va, on or
about the Sd day of October, eighteen hum
dred aud sixty-tbree.., sF,5..-
Specification 4tE+4In thisii that be, the
said Colonel George r. Latham, I'd Va.
Mounted Infantry, did neglect 10 have
reVeille roll call 10 his regiment.
This at or near Beverly, w, Va, on or
about the 9Th day of October, eighteen
hundred aud sixty-three, and at various
other times. 911
Specification 5G-Iu this, that he, the
said Colonel George. R.. Latham, I'd Va.
Mounted lufantry, did permit the horses
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
1ailp 1llitelliiagle ii 4.
TERMS OF ADVnRTisTNGI

TNnyssOlID L1NEs or NoltrAaIu. tOn on, mon. .,oR
d Lass, NAKg ASouARE -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

eHqa g Ss.sle sle or slE gettlas OR stVO., !
agaozRo9 sale bH Druggists and DealeEs eysryvbers
In the 6u.tsd States aud By an me DF1EE nj
DeslsERia RhSSlipE. oetsiS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
4 . .,5s-g Ifyou do, use
Hooaand,s German Bittera
Ftom J. Ee,gtOl BrOtD,s, D. D., Editor OIL iEnev-
et0Pedia Of Religious Rsol0ledge.

i-as5, ~ isss, .,--..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

HOME IHsUR,ANCjI5S,' Do Coap %. = ~ ~ : :
IL New York-RIRR AND INLA ND.Ii-- =, =, : -
oAsE oAPlEAL Ceyery dollar paid In. 600 600 o
Assets lst July, 1868
The largest Cash Capital for the amount a IiSi Z
my omesi in the United stateI. ,.,,55. -. - s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

Charges and SPECIFICATIONS Against
r Colonel George n. Latham, adReg-
[ iment Va. Mounted Infantry, ~
[Col. Latham having Just been tried bv
generai:court mattial, the following charges
and argument will give IN insight into the
case. iy7i17. Z s ) y - :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS. 4 /

Those having Friends in Che. Armv
We,sel the attention OF all having relations or
irtsLds ~ the army TO the fact that Ger
ma Bitters1 Will euro nne-tenths OF the diseases
Induced by exposure and incident to camp
hie. IN the listss published almost daily In the
newspapers ON the arrival Of the sick. it VII be
from debility. Eyery case Of that kind can be
readily cured by Hoodand's German Bitters Dis
0seS resulting from disorders of the digestive Organs
are sPeedly removed. We have no hesitati61 IIh
stating that II thUe Bitters were freely used aon
eIr sodisrs h9pdEeds Of lives might be saved that
We can particular attention to the following re-
tnatkable atdNs authenticated cure Of one of tic
hAtion'd heroes whose life to use hfs own -
ehas been saved by the Bitters.o . L,I' ! : ~
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HS-sPEuIAL NonoIs Double the above rates
~ Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms accor.
dng TO the space occupied and the CHANGE
A Ttisements from trapsisnt persons or strapR
S1Eness Cards not exceeding i've lines SIS per year
o Ss Tor hx months but for shorter period nofhinT
VIII be counted less than squRre
, The privilege pf Annual AdyertiSnE s.linfted To
t1e AdVeFtisefs own IihediAte bud ess: and ali
yert1senents for the benefit Of Other prSons as
Esl n5 all legal adyertisementsandA advertisements
Of a9st9n eaes and real ysent in by them nuSs
Advertisements not accompanied with Vr ttea
directions. will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. - Ot-4 s'U
Notices for Political Meetings to bs charged in all
eases Rt.fun fateS. III : nj tsf ~ 7ifsfst
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
oL sefmons, 90 cents eaeh:l 3 llIr1 neuYll-'6s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

arF O
/ "a q Sc - .PHlLAnELPHIA, Aug 2Sd, 1852
MEasRs, JOINS 3 EYAHs:-WelI gefltierneu. your
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= no nlistake IN IT Is vouclled for by numbers
9lIy SemE4des, some Of whose names are appended.
Andywho WetCc cognlFAnt OF allthe cir6nmstnnces 81
my, case, am, and have been for the last f5ur
yehf8s Q member OF Shermat's celebrated battery
and under the tmmedtate command OF CaptainR r. 81
Ayers. Through the exposure attendant upon my
4rduous duties, was attacked In November last
two days Id the hospital. This vas follow Il ~ sre5t
qsbtatyS heightened by an attack of dysantery. i
was then removed from the Whit6 House, and sent
to this city on board the "stats Of Maine" from
which landed on The 2Sth OF JuIi.. Since that fin6
have been about as Low as any one could be and
Still retain spark Otyftafity For 8 Eesc or more
was scarcely able to swallow nYthinR and If did
force . mOFsel down. It Has Immediately thrown dp
agaiRA, 81 .a,sas ,ls;i 81. ss,,5 -
Il could not even keep . glass ofs3ater on my
stances and, accordingly, the hysieiSnS who have
beenW0rking faithfully, though unSuecessfnlly to
feSeue me from the grR1p Of the dread Archer frank.
lytold me they eoull do no more for me- and adv Cd
me TO eee Clergyman and 70 make such di6poSi
Of my limited funds best suited me "a Ae66inf.
SteinbroSp, OF Sixth street, below Arch sdyised me,
AS toFlorn hope, toitEy- your RttbI6, and kindly
prQcured me bottle. From the time i commenced
taxing them the gloomy shAdoWs Of death reeeded
aud Ii am now thank God for 4, getting better.
Though have taken but two bottles Il have already
gained tan pounds, and sel saugnIns 81 being per
mttted 70 Feoin myFyife aud daughters, from whom
have heard nothing for eighteen months; for gems
tlemen am loyal VirginfanI from the vicinity Of
Front Royal. To your invaluable Bitters I owe the
feaFstOy our BitterS VIII oRs the glorious pFiVi-
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dearest 70 ne ia litss 4 feFy truly yours,
ISAAC MALONE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10

'sseas htfs oNsE-s>t ssstnF F4aS sasas
no. 63la ARCH STRHRT,
a. sfReiPql oset e,sa 4ssosg. - - ~
So '.s,5 - esst ~ JONES &EyANs. i5a
ilsseesisoEl % Q. n. JaeEson & Col aia m e
3tst,a s'ais > r,Io,s s955 as RROPRHTohs >.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-10
cHARan iI-lEsuRoRDINATE ooEBUGrA J

CHARGE i1-lSsgRoRDlsATE ooEBuoTA b
SpselfeatiOn-En this, s,,hat he the said Col.
onet George I. Latham, ID Virginia Mount.
60 Infantry, hating been ordered by his
Commanding officer, Brig. Gen. AgsriII. D,
.. Volunteers, to advance his regiment and
try to turn the ehemy's left and gaiu the
Athony's Creekroad; did remark 10 another
officer, "it is no use TO obey this orler,(re
terring to the order TO turn the ,enemy's
LETT, which heHhad receiyed), but let us
keep up brisk fire of skirmishers and
make it seemetbAta We have tried it," or
RnEfla tn that. afE.nt--. ~. =
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

rtKsr CLAsa COUNTRY STORE FOR eALB-Ar
"a Craisvie oeoot Orange COUNTY does very hne Sns,
Markets, Hotels, Photograph 0alsry. Re snrsnts and
DrinkipG Salsopa MITOa1Lk, n CedAr street,
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

COUNTRY PLACE.-wASTEO TO PURCHASE, A
~ Country Place. netess than tso sores adc idin
ard fruit must good g.. .00D fun description
Addressed to Henry, I1e Herald Office will imme
diate attention
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

AN DELIVERING NY BEST RID ASH AND LB.
hsn Goa Ut fi2 20 OF Agp lbs sre, go 10
Orders By post hlied promptly. THOMAS STOKES.
CORNER 81 TSiny second street and Tenth avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

AT4l THIRD AvENUE-A LARGE NUMBER OF
"A 1rst class private Houses In Alerent parts OF hs
CITY, Also first class tenements aud Second, tai ava
YE.IKETCH.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

u RooKLYf. .-s9,5 800 WILL PURCHASE NEW. FIRST
ID class brown Dweng In hrst class location th
nh modern improvements 2ixJ; lot 80; thrco sor 80
basement cellar. Possess itnmediatrv. NO. "
avenue Apply GEO. W. BROWN. No ePine street,
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

xxroop. oAK.AND HICKORY WOOD AT rHn
w lowest cash price, The yard second avenue.
'-"" - ROWLAND 90.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

fSoUNrRY RESIDENCES FOR sALE-wlTH TMMH-
" diAie possession on the banks Of the Hudson at
epuytsn uuyvel Riverdal-, Yonkefs. Hastings Dubhs
Ferry. Irvineon 1arrvto~n and sing ng First ciass
resdences with all n improvements: nice grounds,
Said garden and lawn stocked W th cho,es trnts
hrubbrry and forest grapsfee, 30
Views of the Hudson and nsiehhorh od Unsurpassed
s.. EMBERSON AL Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

of AZ old established Liquor Store In popular neigh
borh0od Houston street west aide. Apply Immediately
0, for three days.
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

L,oR SALE or EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER ONE
the John NJ Clsyton, lying the foot OF Broome
East rver 90 tons In O feet water all ID
good
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

IRVING HALL-THR PRuPRIYrORs OF rHfs ELE-
CANT essbshment arc sow prepared 10 msse srrs,ge
Ac during the coming fail aud winter Apply o.
the Hall. from 3 A. N. until 10 u n.
pANJO INSTRUCTION NJ TH4 poBsoN bkumI, RIOS,
ID Numbers OF ruplia hllug the most prom.
nen pos in the stspi presson and receiving ~
bulous salaries servcca while others are tescnps
have taught the banjo ten ear. sns S
fai ed to teach pupn 3 perfect tun. the NJ.
Our method IL VERY sia1s can be siplsned IN sve ~ ~
nu,es. csli and hesrIs pisy The Dcesas I'm sss:t
va yy"n ny 40 -~ wv DOBgOr BROS.
no Drosdway. corner Of ninth ssesse
The New York herald., 1864-09-01


A SIT OF TEGTH MADE IN TBREB HoUkS-
N Entire ratsfactou no pay, at w siHth avenue
Especial attention Gyen TO mechanical dentistry Ihe
cheapest of teeth made and As fine made In
part Of the world No sdvancr mrsquircd aud 20 oae
actly Nitrous gas gwen here
thousand teeth extracted without pain No 40
sickness has occurred from ts here give
every day Bcwcen Fifteenth snd sixteenth Streets %
sis,h avenue, No. a1e
A MEXICAN ARTIFICIAL TRErH COMPANY DIN
N Fourth street corner Bowery. insrrt the best
teeth ever made at bnif the uauai prices An Immense as
sorment conanty eshipoa Call and see US or send
stamp for circular Teeth extracted without pain lvU
certificates. Cut this ost
A MOST WONDERFUL DrscovRRY-TBBTH TX
N trscted without PAIN charge beautiful teeth In
serted 81 each teeth inserted with without extrastinz
the roots all operations warranted. j. JAY NILLkRS,
lh5 Grand street, two blocks from Broadway
yoLToN DENIAL AssocIArfoN-DR COTTON
~ has returned from his vacation, and VIII ad
the No accident failure has ever
occurred at our Office. ~ Bond street
Nr IT, GRIYrrN 4 BRos, 2ss GRAND STREET. NEW
". York. and 257 Fulton street. BrooKyn are errscng
Teeth positively without pain BY the use OF nrous osida
gas No charge Zoe eytrsctng when shcs ioeth are 70
Be Inserted They inserting ti sets o. Teeth on
Gold t23; Patiu., SIS; Silver $40; Rubber siu Partial
sets on gold. "a; silver, 81. Extracting, 70 cents
(NsTRoPLAsrIC. OR ARrIrfCML BONB. FILINGS
~ FOR drcsyed teeth. Old roots buik up Mere shells,
aching aud class OF cavity hied withcn pain
bv Rooms removed to " East ksurecnth
street door of UEion sIuase Over loo0 testi
inostsis
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
coal, wooD, sc.

1OR sALE-yBRY GOOD wOOD-PBR LOAD. AT
ss 81 25 two oais tog-her % and - as; free
aud deversd Wood Yard sl Ras, Eighteenth street. b.
WfgEA AKNELLgg
The New York herald., 1864-09-01

yyroOD,s MrNSrREf.S Eil BKoADwAy. OpPoSIrn
w St Nicholas Hurl-HSnry Wood Proprietor H..
NOTtCE-CHk.GE or TINE.
a to com nc~ a. quarter -
eight O'Clock. Tickets 2S c.n's.
MONDAY. August 20 and every evening this week
THE CONTRABANDS' COLLEGE Or THE REBEL
LloUS STUDENTS. Il -
HAMLET MISSISSIPPI fLIsh
Dear Mother, I've Come Home ~ Vet Pompry Moore
Robinson Crusoe, &c. BY the Star Troupe OF the World
The New York herald., 1864-09-01
FOR sALE.

LUNCH AND BARRooM, IN oNR or THE nksr
ocsttors In the city, and now ug paying business
Tor sale reasonable tsrnA Apply - l3p Chamo~s
strect, In the basement