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BARCLAy-'n n the Ist o. December, ESTHER.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend her lagsra on saturday, tho 80 instant at
mantoWn, without further notice 70 proceed to Lauiei
BRIGGs.-on the lst instant Mr.. JOSEPH BRIGGS,
sr.; In the 10th year Of hi' asc, .,,
invited 10 attend hs funeral from the rcaiicneS Of hs
Robert BRIGGS No, ilis Tenth street on saturday
BOwEN.-In Berlin. worceslcr county Md, on the
gath utmo, LTrrIETON n BOWEN, Esl, in the l3d year
RuTLEE.1on Darby road, west PhsaelphiH @ti on ne
youngest daughter of Dr. $. W. aud Anne II. Butler
apCd years and months.
Funeral on Sa urday afternoon at o clock
BECK-On the 2gth instant, Mrs MARIA, vile Of
Henry Beck IN the Ssth year OF her age
The relatives ana ilends O t0e tamlly, the Ni8hant
Association (, and Daughters OF America societies.
@ ao redence So @ Melon ' street. O ON sandaS atSr
noon, at o'clock To proceed to the odd Felow''
DECAH.-On the aoth ultlmo, Mrs. JANE M DEcAS,
The relative a. iriens Of the family are respectfully
Invited To attend the funeral from her late residence,
No 22B $. Ninth street, on saturday afternoon, Deosm
DUNN-December lst, 1884 MINNIE. yoqlngesl
daughter or Garrett and Margaret Dunn In the 9Th year
OF her age. ..,,....s, -
. instant, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
HARLAN-On the morn ing Of the lst instant atter a
lingering illness at her late residence near HaTrOwgate
ANNA HARLAN daughter of the late Joshua na Ian.
sister No 1905 Ghcsput street, ON Seventh day next
| HoIIISsHEAp-on the sOth ult. FRANCIS A. HOL.
lhSHEAD son Of Mary ;. aud the late Charles f. dpl-
/ lnshead, In thc32d yCrr ofhis age.
Ills relatives and friends invited to attend the fne
services At his late residence, No. a. s. Third street
Camden, NJ Oh Friday, December 2 at 70 O'Clock NJ
lutei at Treaton n j. from the house Of James
Athn, No. ,6 Broad street, Saturday, December 81
! ats O'Clock T.. NJ. -
PHITER.-On the 3Otn utno, nrs. ELIZABETH, the
wife of George W Ihier ia the 2sth year her age
The relatl and friends of the family, COhncksiuk
Tent, ID. Of r.. respectfully invited 10 attend the
lunCra from her late residence, Norrls street below
! AermantOwn avenue on saturday afternoon, al
! O'Clock
REEs.-On the 3Oth ultimo, RERECCN REEFS, relct
OF George Eces, ia tho aath year OF her age,
The funeral will take place from her tate residence
NO SIG Tenth street on Saturday, December Sd, ut
o clock =. M
wNIMoCGu- ON Wednesday morning November
80, Il Chesuut i at the resitcuce of her
| NJ. husstn Thayer, Ms. MARIA &. WAfMoU GH, aged
ba
Tho relatives of the family are invited tn ettpud he,
fua al atSt Ieters Church Philadelphia, on Saturday
/ uCCcml en- 8, st ! O clock 81, NJ, A"
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TUE WYo5ENIC Cook Book. by MIS-. Maths
NJ Jones. New York Miller & Browning, No.
10 LWght street.
In this book MI. Jouea gives us a really useful
little ho.seboid companion, containing valuable
recipes ior making bread pies, puddiuss, 70 shes,
ard soups, with directions foe cooking vegetG-
tables canning fruits. &c, &c. We espec aIly
recumuc end this little bu rs, which may be had
for a trte from the publishers.
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I OAL AT FIRST CosT-CosT PRICE TO

4 OAL AT FIRST COST-COSI PRICE TO
~ Stockholders ST1S per ton--Immedlnte Dehyory-CoM
TONS at rst cost every for twenty years, and
dividends Of profits nom the surplus coal, may De
obtained AZ $40, payable half on subscribing, aud hef
January . next, Of the MUTUAL BEAR MOUNTAIN
Street lOnpOse the Grard Bm) stock Capital $500 600
log 500 shares ECStEVeG WOrhu" r2p.e j. 600 shares
Hubs ptl0a OF shares, -i Of DO sharts sos Of 20
shares, aIf OF 30 shares tl-Ji OH s7Arei ae1i $50
sIsIGs, 4-pOU.
Zach lharo entities 'ho holder to receive, every year,
one aud hal tons OF coal, o. cost Tor 20 yeat ana CASH
AdeHl every SIS months Of the pro-s fou thc ale 10.
stockholders who do not want any coal may have their
proportion OF coal sold BY the Company for their especial
benefit, The pr0its being paid 10 Them nlCp sndeGt
entitled,
lie Company possess Ia &c aud wen built Coal Works
at nonason inear lremoDD, with extensive M lnnr and
Timber ghts, excellent Double Breaker Slope Works,
large Sie Eu sines Railroads, and al other machinery
and apparatus, IN ful operation, capable Of mining b. 700
tons, 70 be extended 70 80 200 tons per year.
This Coal Is of The best qualy, chiefly OF the BllcA
leath and Primrose Veins, which, with several other
valuable coal rens, eNtend within the lines Of The Com
pany for two miles in lor 9Th.
D. aHCh Cf tho Reading Railroad CXtonda 60 the mines
of the Company, over which the coal s daily Sent TO
Stockholders may order lelr Coal in any Of the usual
sizes, VIII Lump Coal Broken, Egg stove, Nut Coal,
all the present cost price Of 81 90 per delivered AZ
c9ayad IN The northern, middle, and southern portions
Of ne city.
8hs Nu operations az conducted ON the ash principle.
FOr circulars and subscriptions apply al the Ohoe,
No lzO b. THIRD Street. second h0or opposite Gnard
Bank
Agent for rReadlng-M6yor lloyor.
Board oi Directors William Ford, D. II. Wolfe, Robert
p. King, II. schm0'le. , ,,,,., . -,
ABB JARDES, Secretary. il-2S-lm
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--Briesudage in the Roman States is growing
more and more frequent. Lately e Siguor Il ,lssco
wealthy candle manufacturer OF Rome, aud -
friend OF Garibadi IN the days gone by, was
caught by baod Of the rsscals and killed
as a rccu ant 90 Their raosom laws, lort dis
tHuoc from ralosrin1, almost IN 81 ht Of the dome
of ST, Peers.
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MAmREaR

CATHURWOOD-CUbiMf S-On tho lst instant at
the Church Of the Holy Trinity BY the REV Phillips
Brooks, JNO. H. CATHERN OOD TO 81 ABI H., dlugh
ter Of y. 3. Cumnirg, all OF this city.
CLABK-WOOp. on Wednesday, November 30,h
B4 In -. Ohn's Church, Salem, y. j. by the Rev.
Thomas i. lhlopp, DR. II. G. ARK. Of Woodbury, \.
J go Miss LUCY J., daughter OF John - Wood, OF Cum
n L
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

5ayne's HHr Tonic
tIPAgsfa rua 5ys.rp,9h -ouRF
sAfsEs HiIR rpNo
BalDYFs All DAsDRgrr FROM Iut Hua
JAYNtE uAIg TONIC
CunEs tnyIr-yr Dr,fA,r5 yF ruE SCALE
JAtsas usr Tono
ENgrTEs gua SCAR 10 lWALruy Aor.Dp
JAYWgs HAIR To,.u
PRsyts,s rnr HArg r2oN rArJum ORR
sAyNEs HAIR TONIC
puEygSrs r2rNATuuE ,gHYSEBs
JAYws rAm rolUo
ruEyg>zs rE FORMATION Or RaDo trDrs
JAGms uAm -oSrC
CAUSES rar aROw1H on psp uA.R.
gAYHns uArE IomC
ngg,oTuEs us,ps WIN NV uAt
JAyNEs HNE TONIC
olEASsGs THu nAw FROM ALl nwperu9
sAYsE's uAm TONIC
Will sESDaR TIRE USE oy Awrr USmsv,S,UY
JAYSEs uIm ToH,C
Will El.uoDyoE HAIR Iosr IN sIcR>n1s.
JNsEs HAIR ToHIC
KEEPS quE uAE MOIST, AaD rur ENDS gEoH
srLI-TING
JAYNE : HAIR TONIC
AS DEAUrTrER or THE HAIR 10 UNsUarAssED
JArsEs HAIR TONIC
GryEs AM HAIR A RICH AsD GLOSSY APPEAR
ASCE
JAyNE'5 HAIR TONIC
Will PROMOTE THE cRowTH or wRIaKuc,.
JAYsL's HAIR TONIC
WILL QUICKEN THE DEVELOPMENT or NOUS
TACHFS.
JAMES HAIR TONIC
Az A DRESSING ror THE uAJR IS uNEvcgrLED.
JAYNEs HAIR TONIC
Is DELIGHTFULLY."- rERFCNED.
JAYNHS HAIR TONIC
SHOULD BE on the TOILET TABLE or EVERY
LADY AND GENTLEMAN.
JAYrEs Han; TONIC
w,Ipie,re gte most Csuilous, and It, continued
viii Keen the hair aud scslp IN clean and healthy cnudi-
uon. Prepared only BY Dr. u. J,,Ss b soH, No. 2t2
Chcsuu, street.
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I OST.-A ROLL OF PliN-ANDINK DRAW
Iu-s with ,ubscrihcfs and address 'herc ~,
ti.d with tr3wn tissue paper. suilsD.c reward yl De
paid 'Or thUir rClIrn L. T. WNlR WEN,
I!-2M Masonic Han. No. 7la ChEsNL I street.
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PmJipsrrHrA November o. 1854 The Board Of d REQ
tuIs lave thi DAY declared Cash Dividend OF TIE Bor
cent the capital stock aud SIX per cent into est on
the scrip Of the Company, payable on and after The
!aL Oi December NoAlmo nee OF National ana state
taxes,
Ihcy have also declares Scrip Dividend Of FORTY
pc. cent the earned premiums for the ending OO
be 81 1854, certificates fol which will be issued 70 ths
parties entitled 70 the san on ana after the lst Of Deoem
Der prOKlmo, free OF National and state taxes.
They have ordered, also, That the scrip certificates oi
pro6 o. tho Company for the year 1860 he in
tash, 7tEbC Office g the Company and amer the 6t o.
December proSmO ali interest thereon 20 cease on thai
day.
No certificate Of profits issued under $50 y hs act o.
Incorporation, mo certificate shall issue unless cataed
within years after the dec aTAuon Of the dytdsAk
DIRECTORS
Thomas @. Hard, Samuel 3tokcs.
John e DAVIS, j 4. vsiustan,
EdmuAt A. SsudSr, Henry sloan
Tte,pnuus PHLldirs, William q BoultJn.
John X PenSCse, Edwerd Darlington,
jane 1raOuaiI. H.Jones Brooke,
Henry DallCtltJr, Jacob J. Jores,
JRmts {. Hand, James II McFArBnd
WIiHI G Ludwig, Joshua T.. Eyre,
joseph IL. Seat Spencer McIVaHet
george C. -.eip2r John Il. 6emple, rlttiburss
HUSH CyHg, A. B. Berger do
Robert Burton,
THOMAS G. HAND, Preatdsnt,
JOHN {. DAVIS, Vice. .PresileHt.
HNa7 IYnuRN, Secretary. IL ll-lm
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NOlICR no AL TIE Jew GIRnS.-

NOTICE TO all THE JEW GIRnS.-
~ Last natt, Secretary Miss D. had deposited
W the tttSsu lew more cons Tor hC hgueu OF the ir
one ofSCCuud street. IRE f'nC OF her marriage will
thius take place about he beglnrius Of The Passover;
but slOu!i H tu obtain tie ninety dot
lars iu gid ami , ETY. mine cents c0ppe's by tac time
ABOVE mClou,d q. her fate Wild be leap Into de pair ,of
ptrCd Of ten long therefore hoping tha the noble
ieeiuE which hes opened Golfer, Of I:W Vt my isr
1amirtE may nduo"e all the Do auulG Je pour
into the treasury th6ir TIDES. NC this win De done they
VIII cuuouyo wC.e tau ltlC 10 tne NupniUcs, OF
.Aur own dear si-terl, n A.B.
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PERSONAL,

n OIlCE.-ALL MY LOVE JEW GIRLS
N send heir answer, 70 A. B., at The Telegraph"
Office instead Ol tie " RulCtin' office.
NOTICE.-MB. c. u. & COMPANY, TELL
L me lease, who y1u are. Are sou cObbers, do
you kegp al extensive paper stauGg or are you boot
blacks. NLatvsCr your proic- mHy be-, YOU all
be sCu"Nta aaf 20 apes or some otLcr lower order.
Why d. you not answer through tue paler, IL you are
.hat on may rcIly as requested TO a g., Evening
Ic.LsIapI -
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nI3Ts OFFICE OF THE BEACON OIL
49, Company, second story No 20 g. lilkD street.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2lt lebis
meeting Of the sioekhoders q ne Beaeon on S9@
bay December At O'Clock +. NJ, for the purpose OF
uansaotng business necessary 70 the inteIest yI tho
Company. JOHN O. MOOLlElOyAt
u-25-iOt seegStary'
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IT q NEW 7-30 LOAN.
Os Ds Subscriptions received, and he Notes
GEORGE J, BOYD,
Banker,
lQ2i-sn NQ.1s, THA1sD street
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80 OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
* ROAD COMPANY.
PULADELrHGA, Nov 8mber I, 1874.
OTLCE TO AHAREIIOLDE IS.
ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM

TREAsUFEH's DErARrMFST,
PHILABEIrHIA. November =, 1864. 4
The RoGri OF Directors this day declared Bsif-
annual dividend OF FIVE PER CENT. tho Capital
STOCK % the Company, clear OF National and State
payable on and amer 10th inst.
Powers Of Attorney collection Of dividends can b. hA
on application the Ottco OF the Company, No 2J8
THIRD street. THOMAS 4. FIRTH,
n-i-lm Treagurer.
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BARCLAN.-'n n the lst OF December, ESTHER, re-
ct Of the ate Ohu Barclay, in the 71th year her
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend her funeral. Saturday, tho 80 instant, at
O'Clock, the residence OF i. L. StelwagOn, Ger
without further notice. 70 proceed to LauIel
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her land themselves with her. Of course had been cap
tured after severe fight by the police; while othefs
not TO be oudone assessed the damage done at the no.
tells in some cases as high 100000 but it Is needless
to say that all these rumors were entirely groundess
REWARDS OFFERED.
Neither the Mayor the Governor has as yet issued
any reward for the arrest Of tho guilty parties thongn
no oub the matter will be discussed at the meeting OF
tho Common Council this day Meanwhile consulA'
ton OF hotel keepers took pace on Saturday afternoon
when the following agreed upon:
THREE THoUs AND DOLLARS REWARD.
The undersigned hoclkeepers offer the above reward
for tie arrest and conviction Of the persons engaged ID
setting fire the hotels the night OF the 2o1h anu
the morning Of the Goth November:
SIETsoS Co. AstDr House.
SPoTTs a HAWK ST. Nicholas Hotel
HITCHCOCK. DAZZLING a Co., Filth Avenue HOTEL
s. LELAyD Il Co, Metropolitan Hotel.
A. LACHEypiYER Lafarge House
JIMFs t. UANAY, -. James Hotel
X. FRENcH, Frcnch's Hotel,
President Hotel Keepers Society.
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CHICAGO. Noy. 26-flonr dull. Wheat aetye, and
adygncel la2c at 81 63Gsl % for 40. ,. Corn hrn,
~ y 25aSI 80 FOR Old. oats aTn. at slice c. for
No. l. Whisky firm a. 81 ~ rroyi'i2ns G.'' 80 E ceo
bnIb Com. % 900 BUSH Oars. Shipmenis-2sU OJ tbs.
Flonr; 10 Wheat; % 90 busa Cons slgo bush oat,;
BUPrAro saturday, Nov. &c, .. io.-llonr Tir and
In rod ra;clv fair demand wheat: Sales Chicago
spring, per samplc. a, s. 80; so Milwaske., -;
held. Amber Michigan at 81 IS: White AleA:gan,
81 l0d & ~ Corn Gull; hcl, nc 1t 81 'Oi Old, q .
q 81 eO Oats dull at ,9c Lirey' Sales taa:da ~
81 81. Rye: Sales at 81 IS. Peas. 81 go u &c.
whisky nruer sales et 81 IS Crnal Freights, no on,
cngcments Lake Imports: 2o.6lJ b0ls. Flour las,s0
bush Wheat - l3 bush. Corn, .o,-.e bush Oais ~.
bush Barley. Canal Export ~ Dols. Flour. 0',@.'
hush. Wheat % 400 bush. Oars
O.wF.n saturday Nov. .6-Flour steady, dematd
good. Wheat quiet and no sa e.. Corn GLi oais
scarce and quiet. Barley DOilir az eaes 3nO o.s''
Canada az 81 72i: 1900 BASH do at 81 ~ 2iO bush do
NJ 81 20, aud 5000 lush Prime DO. al 81 M. Lanai
Frcghls on Flour sjc Barley i2,.. 10 Ai9any. Las
Imports: 50GpU bush. Wheat, 800 bnsL. Barley luU
bush Peas Canal Exports: s,2.J pbls Flour, s,oo
heat 200 bush. Corn. 1890 bIsl. Barley, 3to or.h
Peas 800 bush. Rye. Shipped ~ Railroad: i5,t boz
Hour,
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Latest ship News.
Nov

ARRiNEp..... SUNDAY Nov. %.
Steamship De Molay, ssmpson. Boston .
L. $. transport General Meis hardns,F Fortress No"
L. = steam Transport MaTposa, fo"es f01'iea oh1oe"
t. s. steam isa.I City Of Richmond, Kelly washins'n
Slip Chsslote Bar.,oyr, CaIG &c days, coal, Nc,mith
sons. Has had heavy westerly gi.cs
Bri ewYork Hooper, hey West IL days IN o~ia'' .
Bal MinoHa tswed. waf Otterbers e5 days iron 'ai
% ps~ Func McincssS Wend las lad Aght winds md
sris s O. Liant (o s. 0eorec Hart, Fortress Monroe snip
Bpis Wm r. Sawyer Ray Port Even. coai-f,r Bc..on.
Bris Gertrude tof Liverpool " 81 Chids, Est Haoo,
Csrco Iauds oth inst, salt Freeman hasy as beens
d.y. n # stteras in strong N-E ga.j was eonsAea
throw brshe Of salt to shien tie 'e''e"
Brig Thomas W. Rowland, Norris, Pensacola 10Th in'rn
B ocean Belle tof Turks Iand). HeIch, San Jiap Me,
Bra Re.olne tot Turks .lnd. Peterson, Cumberland bar
Dor 10 day,, sIgsr. Waydsll a Go.
schr. j. l.. Gery, Desry Rua,an, days eoco'na'" s
Schr = y. Han Maddox, Portland stone.
schr !. T. Waisce Allen. Boston boards J. A. Sie''oa
ScLI. GEN, raj Lyon Clark, ID rais, nell
Sem W.; T. burden Ad S,. f si,, denes'
ScIr. rbdus, Ferris Pot Jsierson
schr. Milwaukee, Brown R0niout for Boston
ScIr Msry Louis. dnpiil. f.s4bethpor, for BosioD
seer. Al6lna' harding thlsOe,hpo,t for .S.'0n'
SELF John Johes Mad III .b,'hp.F T. Norwieh
Schr. Almon Baron Hart. Efh'betHror' foAfroyif'n~
Schr Monitor Jones, Eii,10ot Yoll Ter Mlreh9n.
Srhr Canton Bunrei, Ei.labefhiort Tor Noraich
Schr Juliet. Crosby New. Haven.
Schr ]. h. Allen. lets, Ggeouport or PbIscsphis.
Sehr l.. W. Birls1ll. Dibbie. Norwich.
Sclr Braudysin-, Miller, Albany FOX Norwich.
schr Rio GIande. Nelson, Por, Jefferson.
Schr James Parker Kelly. Providence.
Schr Dee "a Bird Conley. Providence. 90.
schr Francis, Dcsens Gcoreetown os-or he'''
sctr Senator. franklin, GeorKr'owD, coa.-og Nol"c|
NlSD-At s.nset NV. very light.
BELOW.
Blrh Loi.ndI.
SAILED
Nov 26-S.eamer Petrol.
smps-NausuaIl, Fayoyits.
Bark hn.ti.
Bnss-E,enins stnr. Costa Rca s c. Shaw.
MEMORANDUM. A.,
Or 25h inst tbsecou.b H. ga b. arins NV By W o piss
the t1if ertrIe picked up boat, 'igt and tree ~ S;,
with oars lac ing cn a. IT done ln hurry oas aHaV
were branded Water witch On TIE SINE day ne S
TX. with fIgstop,s Ia mas; an. y,ru 1o'e
water. Iie brig Rssolute also sw this wreck bit eP.,
that Of bril- The Gertrude a.so reports se'g '
wreck ~ The ssi1e vicinity.
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JNOESDIARY FIRE-TwO HORSES BURNED
Al Ocleck yesterday afternoon fire discovered
In temporary stable In M0rrisst, near Van Vorstst.,
jersey City. which was burned together with two
horses; one. valued at $3.50, owned by Daniel Nc.
Anally. and the other owned by Michael Quigey.
Total loss about $780, The fire the work OF an in
ccuiiaYy.
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soon after arriving al Hoboken. The Jury rendered
a verdict THAT deceased Maria Holman. who came
passenger on the bark Dorette from Bremen to New
York. for went OF proper food and for want OF any
all the evidence produced. tho said Maria Holman
came to her death frem starvation"
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A,i,any Cn,cic Va -iief.

ALRANY Nov 96--Tbe market fOT beeyss closed crE
n, I.o;ne O. s315! DoT bead. Eho srPply. L.Obsad,
i larger than was expected while demand IVES con-
paratYey light for New York rs wei as ior W heeln
low; prices range from 3e. To ~, Sleep were peAV
in the market, at od &c. for common Ia good HOGS
were quick Of sale ut l2Gi3.c. Receipts, IJO'
shipped 20 New York, 1869.
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J. Aubin, a, 81 N. Y.
Geo. Conway, X, On. Y. A.;
Henry I. Thomas, III, " N. Y.
Jo,eph Abel, F, SO n. Y.
ira Coms,ock. VI, 2 N. Y. Cav.
Charles Hciwig, 4, IS y. Y. A.
G. Huffman, !, % ". Y.
Henry Eyeriit, |, % p. Y.
Perry Harris, A, 10, \. Y.
J. y. Weymer, d, An. Y.
sgt. Peter Wsldher.A.i n. f.C
$. ! Auchnoody. &, 40 NY.
Samuel Anderson, X. 81 N. Y.
John Granger, II, "a v. Y. Cav.
VI. Gordon. IL, 40 Y. Y.
Thomas Mills, G.. 70 n. Y.
Corp. Hugh Troian, &. 81 NY.
SGT. Vim. shaver, u, 8 y. Y.
II. Burch, T., gith v. Y.
i. Kenny, u. lllth N. Y.
2. Mcllnyy, Y, 40th n. Y.
:. +. smith. q, sth n. Y Cav
+. w. Field. &, 40th NY. Cav.
i. B.NalteFmryer. C.i59th do.
J. Hurst. &, 1th N. Y. ii. A.
G. +. Iyitney,l, 18th n. Y.do
{. Algcr. y, 5th y. Y. II. a.
J. Rogers, y. 18Th MY. IA.
c. O'Connor, F, - NY. H.A,
T. Tyrrel, ., 7ih \. \. II. A,
/ j.. AuDitsgo C.l4th E.l.S ".
+. Clsrke, d. 10Th NY. S.M.
Cory. y. n. Ewell, f., NY. c
! Cop. 4. Toole. I. 9TH MY.
I CO. Donovan, D.l4th Ny.
} J. Hooking. 4. 80 y. Y.
/ Ssrgt. D. G.. Kelly. u, q NY
Corp. L. Mills, A, ia J. y.
". Ms,ch. l., lis \. Y.
q. Van Wee. X. : Ny. Art.
W. Coyle. I, IS y. y.
J. Burns. -. - y. Y. Cav.
G. GER. +. y y. Y.
/ {. ". stony, l.. ~ y. \.
ii. Lovely, q, IN. g. AT.
:. Crilzle, G, 20 \. Y:
y. Corbstt. l.. 10 y. \. Cav.
! ID. Johns. u, q y. y. Art.
sergt.F.H.Orr, A, IS N.I.Ca'
Corp. 5. :. IIIaage, d, ! NJ
Gov.
v. II. oates. L. 10 n. Y. Ca
VI. Parker, T., - y. Y. Cav.
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PRroled New.York Soldiers.

10 Ae Editor Of The " Y. Tfi5m.
SIR: / Lave tho honor 10 forward herewith
the names Of sll the New.Y0rk soldiers among NE
paroed prisoners of brought North BY rae ON hoa'
thb ship and abogt 10 BE- landed ut Annapolis. t's'
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}. SMITH. Surgeon q. s. v.
John I.aye. |. Ism. VA.
Sat. VI. bonisan, d, ". Y.C.
sgi.W.A. Slyder, A, lN.Y.vc
Corp. VIM. Storr, l., ! G.Y.YC.
J. Eter, T., ~ y. Y.
JOHN Barr, 3, 40 n. y.
Geo. Hunt. II, A y. Y.
Sgr. c. w. Reed, u, Is NC.
rios. Foo.ey, q. . ". Y. H A.
Vm. living J.. 5N. Y.
slex. Grigor. 7, "A Y. y. H.A.
Vm. furnock, K. ;6 NY.
John Lssher, A, $50 Y. Y.
Jas. Feery, c. 7 N. Y. D.,
Corp. iohn Ausiin. X. 90 Ny.
d. Mac.io. II, 10 n. I.
Cory. q coderich, ID, HNV.H.A.
A. Anderson, X. ilitb " y.
J. Brsiy, A. 13i y. Y.
Corp. !. Keenan,. Il, i6gh do.
W. Brsndt, ~. l5,h NY. HA.
Corp. c. McAilen. |, l,;h 30.
X. Donov,n, II, 18th NY. HA.
4. j. rscoe, {, % N. Y. II. A
J. Snyder. l., Goth y. Y. IA.
Geo. Iryyes. r, 1,h y. \. A.
G.. Wora I, |, .:h II. Y. A.
S,rgt. Pierce, J, 9Th Ny. g
F. DcCemp, q. 10th y. y.
Corp. r. n Triple, 4, AS Dc.
q. D. Cole, Il, llJth j. y.
. o. Warrrn. J., 7th ". ). A.
q. Hall, D, s4th n. Y. ).
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+. Suit. +, Z \. Y. Ar.
Corp. {. Fla-e, +, TX. /. At.
7. C'Conuor. A, S NJ. Cav
Joseph Wolfe, a, y \. /.
G. Hif an. r, "a n. y.
w. =. .oxnes. |, | y. J. Cav.
J. Fiuc-. Il. 10 II. Y.
Isa.c ball. T., ~ y. Y.
Peter .rler. r.. "a y. Y.
NJ. C'trien. T.. 6 y. Y. Art.
q. 10 rrnsu, II. 1903 =. y.
c. Elmer, q. , Y. Y. Cav.
". Mr. b ", o6 y. Y.
I'd. J.. q fin. h. 10 N. Y.
IL. Clemen, Is, Is n. \. Heavy
Art.
~. O'Reiily, z, "A y. Y.
Z. .4r.in. II. 80 n. y.
Nus. - tTowne, a, rs NY.Csv.
Levi Guelpsey. II, 80 ". 7.
&. Ieie, y. 100 y. Y.
Join Keller, K, ia \. Y. :.
Geo. 5.osue, Il. - y. y. Csv.
Jos. CO. Al. Z, Is n. Y. Cav.
O'Neill. ID, 70 n. i.
10. ) Con. oily. c. Nl.H.A.
Nm. Whe. or, |, y. Y.
~. ". swan borough J. N.YA.
Z. piyD DUR NG THE VOYAGE
"A. sichiily. r.. N \. 4. Cav.
,.I..ac 81. D. 70 y. y.
" m. Raymond, q 81 '. Y.
DAFT, nearing Asnogoi's. ID.
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this method Of informing their friends Of their vhss

this method Of informing their friends Of their whas
about because many Of them have told me that tAsy
have not heard from their homes for more than yses
and surely never again In their lives will they nssl
more than now the kind Offices Of friendship and asc.
ton Disease alone Is not compeent to the production
Of SO great emaciation filth, wretchedness and utter
woe. They have borne With Spartan forttuds INJURIES
and insults Of every description These poor sufferers
who have but Just escaped from tortures worse has
death, deserve all the attention and kindness that
spect and affection lavish up,n them. Very re.
spectfullv DAVID p. SMITH Surgeon U.Sv.