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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-04-08
SAPPINGTON'S
SYRUP or pLAXSEED.

,"This is the season for coughs and colds, and
.all families, particularly those residing at some
distance from villages and stores, should have
some good reliable cough remedy at hand in case
ofattlck. We know Of DO better medicine OIL
the kind thnn Sappineton's Flaxseed Syrup,
having used it in our family for some time, and
ALWAYS found it eficacious. Baltimore County
Advocate. ..5. ..yr l,..., ar. sa,},
.mS- Prepared and sold by Dr.. RICHARD
SAPPlNGTON No, 1872 North Gay street, Bal
timore. A. II. GREENFIELD, Agent, corner
of Main street and Port Deposit Avenue Bel Air.
jan29y Y 'rr.E n..lt ..a.
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Total ......................... 039, Z

To this is to be added the cnlistments
in the navy, amounting to 30, 900 OF 49,
900 more.
Here then we have about two-thirds of
the whole number Of men Of the military
age" already called into sorvice-leavlng
but 100000 to answer future requsi.
tons. Now this 1000, 900 includes all the
disabled, the lame, halt aud blind, out OF
the whole 100000 as the able bodied
alone have been taken to make up the q
900, 600 called into service. How many
able bodied meu are to be found among this
1000, 900, it is impossible to estimate !;
but the results of the draft indicate that
net more than half of them are such
Hence we see that another call for $780,
900 more would literally "sweep the
board''-take every able-bodied man of
the military age" who can be induced or
forced to enter the service Such call
must be made before the 4th of July
management are persisted in, and there
fore we see that "the last man" must soon
be taken.
Now let US see how it will be with the
dollars, and how near we are to expanding
the last one. The property of the "loy.
al States, by the census of 1860, was
valued at less than (Sl1 900, 900, 0OO)
elcyea Hiousandmill3ons of dollars. NEAR
LY HALF OF THIS. AMOUNT HAS AL.
READY BEEN spEETI The loans and
paper money issued, up to the beginning
of this year, amount to over TWENTY
SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
being about one-quarter of the whole
amount of the property Of the "loyal"
States in 1860 T.! These loans and issues
are stated as follows
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-04-08
Herbert's Horse Powders!

'VHESE Powders are a sure cure for
l. Lung Feyer, Worms, Distemper, Hide
Bound, Yellow Wafer, Farcy, Gravel,
Mango, Surleit, Foundei, Heaves, SLAYER
ing. Coughs and Fever, Loss of Appetite
and Vital Energy; they cleanse The sys-
tenn. give good appetite, Purify the blood,
and produce a glossy skin. #r
Price % centyper paper, or five papers
for 81. HGa ID .tf .t.5....
DiwciioaS.--Gre teaspoonful twice
day, over mixed feed ...I... .a;t,
Prepared by . A. G. HBRBERT.a
~" Perrymansville, Hartford Co. Md.
apl -. sts.r
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-04-08
SORGHUM MILL.

'FHE undersigned has erected nil! Tor
l. the Grinding Of SUGAR CANE and
intends giving 10 this brauch th.s business
alieir attention. This mill isaItarbei T..
his LOURTN Nc and SAM Mill.
whe.a the pablic can al al times ne &c
coiumodateds Nj h any thing in his lips.A
apl JOSEPH r. "Eri!ERIl.!..
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.Gss- charter has been obtained from the
Legislature, for passenger railroad from Balri-
more TO Halls Springs, on the Hartford Turn
pike; and it is said to be in contemplation TO ex-
tend this road to Hartford county, probably az
far as Bel Air
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a.
But this Goes not begin to cover the
whole cost of the war, up to the opening
Of this year. 1t is estimated that the cost
has been full FOUR THOUSAND MILLIONS
Of dollars! This embraces only what the
Government has paid or is liable to pay.
Another THOUSAND MILLIONS will be ap.
propriated and borrowed during the pres.
ent session of Congress which will make
the war expenses full FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND MILLIONS, even if the war
should be brought to close this year.
But 10 addition to all this vast amount,
there is no doubt that another thousand
millions have been expended, wasted or
lost BY private individuals, in aud about
and in consequence Of the war. Thus we
have this enormous rum of not less than
SIX THOUSAND MILLIONS of dollars, as the
c"st Of the var, even if it closes fhis year !;
being more than AoTofthe uhole value of
tie property Of the "(oya" States! How
much longer, at this rate, will it take to
spend the balance? How soon, indeed
we may see "the last dollar" taken to be
expended in this crusade for the abolition
OF slavery and the enrich nent of thieves.
plunderers and shoddy 'patriots !'--N
III. Patriot.
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To Correspondents.

All communications for publication must be accom-
pauicd with the real OF The author, ar no a'ien
;on viii he paid to them The real name Of the anIl"
Siii no, . published unless desired. but we cannot
CONSENT to ii.sert COMMUNICATIONS Eness we KNOW Tue
write
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= - = -
ST. REWARD.

TINE undersigned loaned, some time
ssince, ayohme; of Dickens Works,
containing Domb-y s. Son and David
Copperield, to some one in Bel Air not
now reme,nbereb f"rahe}reairnaof' which
the above reward will be pail.
90 apl nm AVN. y. NORRIS.
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u3-The "Egs" has mote extended circulation
among the Intelligent farmers md business heu o
Hartford, than Hty other paper in TIE coahty' NJ
Loo H.. pital F Utirr obsecne ur sc Lottery aaFtr
,,sr mems N appfar-in our columns q any price.
large number cbers pay for their paper III at
vance, and consequently are Just the ess adVefhes uc
are 10 reach.
The attention Of respectable aud legitimate advertiser
is directed "a the above facts.
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Lean Of 1861 ........:....."."....S $4,000, 900
three Years Treasury Notes........ l39, 6O9, 900
Loan 'oi August, lS6l....."........ $4,000
T TNe-i"enty Loans. 400, O0O,0
TEMPORARY LoahS.:". l04, 933, l03
Uefnhcates OF indcbtedness........... l56,9ls,437
Unclaimed Dividends. l1.ll5
Demand Treasury No,es.............. 500, 900
Legei lenders, lo62..."............ SCI, 767, ia
Legal lenders, 1868. ............... 1884, 1869, 937
p"s'al ana fractional Currenry..... 10000, 900
va treasury Noes, outstanding. $4,000
Ien-forty 5onds:. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900, 900, 900
Interest Bearing Treasury Notes.. 100000, 900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
REBEL CRY FOR HELP.
Remarkable Article from the Richn,snd
Fnquircr-sinvery 90 be given uP 90
secure European Aid.

/ Special Dispatch to 1he y. \. Tribune.
WAsHEGroE. Dec. H. 1851.
The following, extracted from the leading
article Of The RsIoad Enquirer Of Dec. l6. win be
received as the highest eyidence OF the impending
collapse Of tie Rebellion;
Whenever We are reduced 80 low that we cannot
maintain the contest then we can secure liberty and
nationality nv the sacrifice Of slavery. But until we
prepared make this sacrco IL is TO look
90 Europe for help either Ivy recognition Intervention.
All the military authorities those who command the
armies and those entrusted with the administration OF
tho couscTipt bureau. prepared to say that the
population Of The country will maintain force in the
field thai shall bear to that Of the enemy the proportion
that the armies of the two nations bore each other in
1906 then 10 necessity exists for either nrming the
negroes or appealing tCsIsurope for protection.
But II those authorities shall answer differently then
VIC submit that crisis is upon that demands tho al
tentative OF subugaton without slaves or independence
~ hIminF The negroes. There is every prospect for
four ears moro of war; and as long as We rest on the
defensive tho enemy can carry The without the
risk OF defeat. II ley know that we never follow up
our repniscS but must always remain on tho defensive.
they know that though they may not be able 10 defeat
cu armies yet NC viii never defeat theirs, and the war
l. merely question OF exhaustion. Shall prolong
tho war ior the sake OF the ncgrocsi Shall
VIC sacrifice oar children 60 preserve our
slaves Shall We exhaust on. country. destroy our
noble defenders and cAdanger every Institution rather
than test an experiment thai mas give us the means OF
recruiting armies, Of assuming the offensive and OF
oonqueIing spegy poace' Neither rhetoric nor hrgu'
Uent nor authority determine whether the negroes
viii make for us faithful soldier experiment must test
and decide this question. Gen. Lee asks that ris OK
pertinent be made. But hate detest aud deSpise the
enemy for more than love aud admire Slavery, and
ii liberties cannot ho gained but by the sacrifice Of
Slavery prepared 10 mako that sacrifice ana to
urge that sacrifice upon our ccnntTymeD.
We would not return into the Union II every slave
could be returned his master and every guarantee
lie human ingenuity could devise were received for
the protection Of tho institution. We prefer liberty
with free society 20 reunion upon the securest bash OF
Slavery Suoh We believe TO be the sentiment OF the
people OF Virginia. Bui We know that great many
doubts bcset this question OF aTming the negroes and
vet the experiment ought to be tested and the fact as
certaned whether tho negroes viii make soldiers"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19
FROM ADMIRAL P0RTER,s PLEET.
Tho Fleet Seen en- the l6ah inst. OF New
Inlet, n. C.-Thc Dictator Arrived at
Fortress Monroe.
FonTREss MoNRor, SatnI

FORTRESS MoSEor, Saturday. Dec. H. 1854.
The special dispatch steamer Eliza Hancock,
which arrived to-day from Hilton Head, passed off New
Inlet y. C. the esPedtionary feet under command of
Butler and Porter which sailed from here some days
since and also spoke the steamer Amanda Wnants. 40
miles southwark Of Cope Hatteras bound South. All
well
The Dictator. Commodore John Rodgers, arrived In
the HaIbor this morning after very quick and sue
cess raI Tip from New York Commodore Rodgers re-
por having passed n'. J.Zi long 75ll on the 10th
inst az unknown sgnken vessel one mast stand
ing about % feet out OF water with gilt ball on
the top royal and the top gallant ysrds, with studdng
sail booms sails iuIlcd " TOP gallant yards flagstaff
painted white. She was sunk ia fifteen iathoms OF
WateS
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THE ST. ALBANs RAIDERS.
The Presidcnt Medifcs Gen. Dix Order
--Marauders Not 60 be Pursued Beyond
Our Territory.

HpoRs DEPARTMENT or THI EAST,
INV. YOEK CHI, Dec. II. 1901.
GENERAL ORDER No. lO0.-The President OF
the United States having dsspproyed Of that portion OF
Department General Order No. ~. current series,
which nstruos al military commanders on the froniicr
in certain therein specified 20 cross the boundary
line between tho United States and Canada. and directs
pursuit into neutral territory the sold instruction Is
hereby revoked
In case therefore any future nnsTaudng expedition
into our territory from Canada. military Commanders
on th, frontier viii report 10 these headquarters for
orders before crossing the boundary line in pursuit Of
the guilty parties.
By command Of Moi. Gen Dix.
d. 4. yAS BURN. Colonel and \. A. G.
CBAaIr- O. JoLrSH, Major and A. d. c.
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CLARK-saideny on saturday Dec. H. Martha Doughty
wis o. l,lsc A. CLARK.
Boston snd Bs!llaaogo papers "iil please copy
COWLES-On Srrday Dec. u, Carrie htchel you1'esl
child Of sta, II ard Henrietta Co"des ssad yrii'
nOn'is aud 10 DAYS .
toi,end the funeral from the residence Of her parts IA
Hudson City, n. j. Tue iy the lgh inst a II ot-ocA
COilSTOCK-On Saturday 7th inst tie residence ~ Ter
second End oI surviving daughter o. GEORGE W. ard yda
$ COms,ock aged months and Day The reia'n' WI
BE- taken 20 Mon.rosc, Pa.
CoOK-On Saturday Dec. L. May Farrlad. daughter q
John +. AMI NJ, gnes Cook, aged month";.
Tao fmEj'o' e family are Tgq e,ied TO attend ,e i,'i
denee he. parents. No. $50 Nashlug.oayc, bst~een
Fulton and Atili- sve.., Brooklyn.
RLHSONOn SATURDAY nth inst, Charles Ellison 'ged %
The leatves and fiiend o. tire family invited
attend the funeral ou hi' late resdeu,e no ig1 AZ
Tenth ST. II O'Clock. m " ednsiBy morrnr the 2f g.
FREEMANoa Fridny Dec 10. MARI Harriet, wife Of John
Freeman. ,
Stout. r. invited % attend he ireral ,rJm hi' resi'
dcrce No 10 West Foiy-'ixiis o. Moaday i.I a''''
a. y o lock, without ;Dilher notice.
fOwLER-On Friday. Dec. 10 Francis Wayin1 eqy olid
orFrancs sud susan W Fowler IN tho All year o Ms a-c
FIrRMAN-On s-uIiy moJui13 D.. T.. My Nu..l.
daughter Of Ann y AID the 1e samuel taTmat IA '-2 i''
TIE trend Of the fny AZ, Invited to sitenl the huer,l
den ofLsr mother So IL Is est Tweaty.6lsi Rsusn,
vii be taken - New jersey iof in'ogment on educ Jay
GWINNER-In JeFey cig on sunday; iath M, gota
Char OF falllle ~ arc sA- .4c S1s- a.
Gwiane4 aged yesr-, months AID days
Tho 70 iti,c3 an ire Of the family arr NV "a
20 Al end tn funeral from the reid1c e. biz noe no
2iS Cr5ve-,' Jer,eyCy o. Tuesday. 2rh mt a i".
O'Clock 1ha remain vii be Aken to Nt Pleasant Gene
tory, Newark, for iatcEI.ent
HAIOHTIn Brooklyn. saturday I'll inst. May Hsis'
daughter o. the 'e BnliiD Hight IN The 80 al Of hI
,
10 relatives ,ui friend. Of le family are invited D. steai
her fruera' ru Tuesi,y gQ.i iu Trinity CAlls
Twsu' y-fth g.. Nsw-York q o'clock H. p-ecrely
LOTIONS lldeny, Sunday, the letl inst, Ms IA
LorCl WIDOW of fhr a:e Ola LofioI IN tn 6ta y.4 o.
her
Her ,rd friends anl those o. her oe6rg' nd
Iohu attend her funeral frou heT lac resi-
d,r-- No Is Wc. Broadway. Tuesday the 2ota inst,
~ n o'clock Tte rcnsicg viii be taken % Cypress HIS
Cemctcry.
TON At Bro)kyu Saturday Dee H. 1854 M'. Catherine
4. Ton,. trs 61tn year Of Ter ago
He funeral WI take place Monday morning q, II oeyc
ron. d.. fes1-ure o her onaw, Il. T. lltsWeh No.
a5J sslnst near tuitonsys., brooGyn ne =
mains vii be buried IN the Cemetery az BJweEy Lsy L. 4
} VAN IDERSTINE-At Wiiams0urgh. on sunday e'ensa;
P,er Van ld-rs.ine son. sged o. years a2nthi sd -
days.
No,ce Of funeral in Tuesday rie-uin3 pspeTs
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Anuaeunenss.

PHILHARMONIC SoCIyTys CoyCERT.-The
last Saturday evening at the Academy Of Music which
was filed with one Of tie largest and most brilliant
audiences Of the season. The orchestral selections were
Memberships most important instrumental worn, the
symphony in minor the Overture to MoEarts "Aag!c
Flute;' and Berlors liking Lear" overture. These
were all well and effectively performsd-ths symphony
especially with great clsarness and decision. The
"King Lear overture 10 less thoroughly familiar to
New York amateurs than tae others. 1t compost.
tl0a Of bread and vigorous design, % The Subject
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Drgincss Noticeg.
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS.

Are yon disturbed nigh: sndbroAen Of your by SIX
ci suffering AID crying with the ezcrue.ans rain o. c'.1g
e;h' Ifso 70 a once sn fs bottle Of ASs Wrssrows
SOOTHING sTRuP. 1t vii relieve IT, poor l.e Sufferer in
redately depend upon It tleo j. mistake absr, it,
There ia not mother earth who BIS used Il who WI
tell yOu that It viii rcguie The bowels sud ave
rest the rotles AID relic, aud be Iii te ohl op,r
sting nkc iniS- II &. prf,cy ST % uso Il ell
pleasant the taste. and IS the pree,lpon Of o. a
Oldest audbe, faaic physician. sud Do-.. a. ia vaed
states.
rree IS cent. bot'l-.
HALES HoYEY o. H0ARHoUSD ARD gAR.--A
certain cure 70. Cones Colds Influenza HJar,ere. DfcGs
Bre,ns and al Affections o. the Throat. Bronchial Tabos
and Lungs lending to Consrupton. THO Honey OF uoa-
hound soothei a Is.on Tae Isl Of Balm OF oe,j psae
tInes elcansol AID heals al pats Of The hsoa and lungs
There i. nothing se. % cent, pc. boe. For sae By al
druggists.
For COUGaS AND THRoAr DB0BDBRs, use
"BROwss BRONCHIAL TRocazs algtss pr,,.i ,h. Eli
cacy by test Of many years
81 have never changed Y niad respecting item from 'h"
Ar,i excepting to think yet better or a vl;h b'sa tlA
ins wen of"-Rsv Henry Wsri Beertsr
Ne 80 Bold STREET. LIVERPOOL, ESGLAND.
HJG D. NICjLL TAuogs b. thc 0-een rfd Royp Faiiiiy
Nos ia rs il8 sud l20 Rercntsl. No u Corn London
NO ~ M0se.-st Manchester, snd - Bod s Lave pool
koR GEsrIYggs
Moons WV oygRcoATs FoR THE WINTER r,sse'; ~,
lily To- .hare md ibuc The lruce Of Va, fTlts rii'
md Oxford Mouu Coais introduced ~ a!.s.r, Hiso.
re exclusive IN s'yie md finish md MORT 81 cary in1"'i
Tax INV FABRIos yoa NiSrZR Nh,rc'ATs az 40"
r. fdf. - .
TAENFv FABRIC. WINTER Az nov ready ~ Ni'oiis
CELl BnArED IROUssRs.
NiroIF. WHl.iug rrru.ass--if. o.. 20 p,r pn-.
kic.ir. Riding 1foupr,-ll.. % ~ pee paF
NieIrs uff.. Trouse4.-2i p - Pc p4i..
Liyeric. for Club PuHlo coTplni, 81 Servsn'' Ntvy
Military piplonac Consul al Dcpl,y.Lteuieainf OF.
10 and Court Dresses.
Foa ROY'
Ovorcoa.s Dress Suits. Eegige Su.i', llSy md Dress
knrteockor srit. Hst and apps sisp'et f. vl1. dge5
The urice Of III frs,e Knickerb1okcr Srt ugs Suiie
FOs LADIYs.
nidlS Habit Hats Riding lro' Prorres y lh''I
vcrcoa,. Josk and Iin.oy Habit JACKIE Wtr ~'-e'
The e.iri or h,iny ani materials ~. Lsdr olrns"s AZ
.ue -isi,if. u Ma..fs Nico.l's eHsbli umelt .
Elcorrs GrfSFA WiTRBpIOOP lfoAM ioT LANES are
sd, of the rs;cs! a. thr!r AL oos G1inea 4"i-d
Coat. ior O'HlfHln. -
t1rueis Tor eucnru. Ioyi ,nt Lnd-. arr Kept really
Tor ile f1sds 90 ofler ~ itF i'Nf, u}-'
30 g~i,ofD STREET. IdvFprO0L
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fAdTeY,iscmen'.l

UANVILlI IcnD.l june :, Itt!
DR.. WM II. GRBGG--Dedr Sir: Ia February,
sol WIS AFFECTED with sugar diabetes, and for five
,nonibs I passed more than two gallons OF water IN
twenty four hours. was Obliged to get up as often %
ten OF twelve times during the night aud IN n,e months
OF July IsCi, procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water and after taking two bottles was entirely
cured, soon nfter regaining my usual good health.
Yonrs truly. u. v. L. DLWur
Sold wholesale by MORGAN & ALLEN No. 40 CH0-'t.'
and ~ druggists.
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VILLAIN. SEWARD. Sec. ofs,atc.
The Ci,izem. Of Troy ON the ~. Adams
Case.

-.. TROY, Saturday, Dee l., 100.
A largo meeting of the citizens wa held at
the Court House last evening 10 give ar expression in
regard 10 Gen. DIS order
Gen John f. Wool presided. Speeches were m'dc
by Judge Goad, Capt. Charles Hrghes. Martin J.
townsend p. IL. Barmau and c. l.. Macarthur
They denounced the action Of the Canadian euthoii'
tics but expressed the hope that it would not be in
dcrsed by the Canadian people.
committee was appointed TO confer With the Ma
tional State and local suthorities.
Copies of the proceedings were Ordered 70 be sen! 10
Congress and Gen. DIX.
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The following was to-day officially promul-
gated: g.,
WAsHroIOS! Dee. y, lSJI
Tie President directs that except immigrant passen'
gers directly entering an American port by sea. no
Traveller shs hereafter be allowed to enter the United
States from foreign country without passport II
citizen the passport must be from this Department or
from some United States Minister o. Consul abroad.
and il an aen fom the competent authority ofhis own
country The passport TO be countersigned by dilo'
matte agent or Consul Of the United States This reg
pston is intended apply especially 10 persons prcpos-
ing 10 come 10 the United States from the ncighborng
british Provinces Its observance viii be strictly en-
forced by all officers civil military aud naval In the
service OF the United States and the State and Ma-
ncinal authorities are requested 10 aid In its execution
is expected here that immigrant passenger coming
by sea or the manner aforesaid will be DISTRACTED or
any other persons who may set ont Oh Leir way lithe
before intelligence OF this regulation could reasonably
he expected 10 reach the country from which they may
WuLIAMH. SEWARD Sec. OF State.
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The Money Taken by the ~. Adams
Raiders.
>toVrrrAr Safurda

MONTREAL, Saturday. Dec. Il. 1854.
Mr.. Porter6eld, the Agent Of the Confederate
Government and now custodian OF the money taken by
tho 81. Adams radefs is TO be esenined, and II is
probable tha, the money taken BY the raiders viii be
given up 70 the proper authorhiss
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HsussroScvs Arrived.

IN .,eamshio CRY az Cor from Lirepool and or,a ioa
capt, T. s. Brgg,, Csrt Sweeney ME- Msr.ial NJ. W.
Cry Mr. and MIA Sampson aud family, Mrs joe y Wi.on
and child Mr. snd Mn. Sullivan, Miss Irnible, Mon sud
n.dsrn. Ner Mtdsmo Poe't, nur.e and insni NJ fascs
~ sull.v j. Huford j. alsrks r.. H. Angel T. Psyton W
Morctoa p ". Boswodh, ;. Edwards, H.. Dsls'ile, a. H.
Bsnco A. Crawford ,. rhn. and "a IN the stscrsge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-19

This Company prpmiss' 90 or-7Hr- ''sf '--'-~ 80
and raaag~ d. fe county has ACTUAL working capital
NJ tyr IIvvpTrn rro-sASr n0rItRs yestrr T0~'0g ~
which has ALgBADY PAID RS TRAsuAT lnt nov
beiug ud,e,sly expended m tne dsycpmru. a. - ipii
vtisn pU the company al cost beiis only ur0
Hundred Dollars the lowest ever Tor superior
OF bearing territory The Company hss already reoeiyed an
oer 3r orr.lrarter Of and which accepted would pay
brcs the stockholders the original unit OF sheT subserp
ton II, officers gentlemen o. hlghs'1hhAg In ne COM
nuny which, !nsnres snc-ss For further pas'cullrs We
refer - tho afvsriis.-nCnf II on columns
THRTY-T THREE SECONDHAND SAFES, OF a.
f,rea. makers taken IA exchange For sale chelg ~
MARVIN & Co. No. 2cS Brpadwv
BURDSALL's ARSICA LIHThBNT'
An ilf,ibs FOR Burns, Sealds sprsn. Iihuini IN
aaia,iion, Sc. single application olAys ~ pi 'fon
bun thc ius-,n it Is applied No fatally should be wi9u1 L.
Depot no 81 Bsrclays. Nv fclk.
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A Full As-pri menr Of
lSDth-HUBBEE IENFLRf,
Nes, Chsius Chstela,ne, BRACELETS Bro3cie.
b. klcs Cha.ns Rings, Ac Sc. A.tc.
iNDIA-Pt BBER TOYS, BALLS.
DOLL HEADS AND FANCY AbIcLb5
In gr.s' variety for saic by
GOODYEAR ; /. Z. G. lrf. f5npaay.
Ne 2cj Broadway near ru.tl1s.
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IAdysrtlsenlent.1

JyFYERs, No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
IN ss his Ladies' and Children's SHOPS aud Gents
Plain and Fancy SLIPPERS Of prices to Sus the Times
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Ky1rrryG NAcHIyEs-lor plain or fancy knit
.r. diA,rent Sizes and gauges; the best in use.
DtI1oN KSIrrnG- MAcHISG Co, No. 5a7 Broadway.
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Latest ship News.

stesn.lip CITY ofCorA (rl Iibbhs Liverpool Goth ul'
,d Ssecn 10. ias atov p M piase ana 80 pa'''
: John o. DaN.
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SEEKERS OF HEALTH AND STRENGTH. Won
invited 10 resume those forfeited blessings w time
~ resort a. H0snrrrRs STOMACH BITTIRs. You viii
lind them IN that immaculate vegetable restorative.
But be sure you procure the genuine article Counter
fei.s are abroad Look closely to tho traeenlrk Buy
Oily OF reliable dealers. Sold eYerywhsre. hovh IL
Once No 80 Cedar.st.
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fAdysr,issment.'

fkdveTtisementf
cgsJyrMAs PRssENT.-WILLcox a. WBBss
Eonrtx,s SCvNQ NAcuNH. 0nlcs hV. sos Bf0adr:;;.
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PoxT ROYAL PAPERS are indebted TO
eanssr Ei!, Of the rsamship Arsgo, for Port Royal
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n, Holiday Hss-'ur i'y'd By BURKE No. go
Broadway. eorass of Ful,o, for sssasy Of ''!s and
qu,l.y Of tex.,rs unrfpsOsd.