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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
Holloway's Pills-They neverFail

Ho1lOway's Pills-They never Fatl.
-otker remedies may relieve pain. but these fills
eHpel disease. They cleanse the blood, remove
obstructions from the bowels, in,igorsts the di-
gsstion, calm the nerves, aud renovate the eonsti
tuition.
Sold At the manufactures, No 30 Maiden Lane.
New York, and No. s44 strU d, London, and by
all druggists. II the reader Of this notice
cannot get box of Pills or hint ent frnm the
drug si"r" in 10 place. let him ~ rite I" me. so
Maiden Lane, encio.ing the amount. and will
m1il box rec Of expense. May dealers will nnt
keep my medicines on hand because they cannot
make as mnrh profit a. on other persons make
%3c, 62,se. aud 81 per box or pot. s.
The wOrld-Renowned Remedies,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
For sale in any quantities by
CRANE i BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

M Mas0MIe. .. St. James Royal AFeS
Chapter, No. is. holds itA regular meetings 10 ~
sonic Hall, on the evening Of the AFsi WSAnse9sy
OF each month All Companions in good Standiss
will be cordially WPlcOmrd
WILLIAM 4. JANUARY, u. Z. b. 7.
L. W. PBCHHuARR, pecPetary
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
ESQ 90 REWARD

CTRAYED from the subscriber At ~
~ GeorgrtOWn, In June laPt, one IRON A9S
GRAY FILLY, with blArk name and tail. rec
years old alsn, one BROWN ROAM STUD COLT.
one year old, and one BROWN ROAM MARE COLT,
of same age, the latter having white spot In the
forehead. The above animals followed the Placer
willie stage To PAeerville, whence have been una
bic In trace them
I will nay thirty dollars rrwsrd for the delivery
of the three animals Tor ten dollars eachl TO me at
GeorgeioWn or anv place convenient thereto.
~ The Iron Gray Fly belongs TO Mrs. Moore
At Irish Flat.
Georgetown, Sept. 2lSt. ls64.-1ms
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
AYERS PILLS.

ARE voc SICK, fee
BILE and comPlSininR'-
Are you cur Of order
UHh your system deraR.
6 d an your feeling.
uncoIu' 'nT;abit : Th-s-
synip' o'ns are nflrn the
rr' lu ie tn ssLi,,us ~.
meas soneFa, OF sick.
nrss 10 ere pI"R upon
ynu, Aal should he a.
vrried hya tin " USE
o. the rlRt IetredV -
lake AYERS pills, and
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

WAR NOT PROSPERITY. I'm late num-
Der Of the New York Tribune. in an arii'
Gle intended TO keep up the courage and
hopes Of it, radical friends, Mr.. Greeley
admits that war is not prOspe'itO to the
many, buN terrible exhauSting process
on property and labor. A few are get
ting enormous profits, and will become
millionaires but every dollar they make
in Government contracts, is coined from
labor. An inflated currency adds moth
ing to the prosperity or wealth Of a c"un'
Esy. II Is absurd to claim that an i'm
mense national debt, heavy taxes and the
destruction Of vast amount Of property
make the country prosperous. A pros
porous country imposes no crushing taxes
upon its citizens. A prosperous country
does not imp"veriSh the many for the
benefit Of the few. The currency Of .
prosperous country never appreciates two
hundred per cent Mr.: Greeley's head
is clear when he makes the following ad.
miSSion-Althoush 1t is urged as . means
Of stimulating the war to a speedy con-
clusion. All intelligent individuals will
agree with Mr.. Greeley that a " majority
of our people are constantly growing
poorer, and the struggle Of the great mass
for subsistence and comfort harder and
harder:
1--WE do not and cannot agree with those
who seem u hnld that great civil war. may
cuexiRt " ith real National prosperity. On the
contrary, we hold that, though with individual
exceptions, property is and must be destroyed
| in such a war much faster and mnre extensive.
" than it ~ produced. 81 that the Nation. and
Of course the uraj"riiy of the people. must be
constantly growing pOrer, rendering the
struggle Of the great maaS tnr subslstence and
c0mtirt harder and harder. Whatever al
seeming prosperity and increase of wealth may
be exhibited during tn progress Of such q com
test, must resemble 'he taciitions, deIuSivs
sIength impaired TO the tippler BY his dram. IL
the tired and hungry hUrse BY hiS riders spur
or tn he HiaRnanI, decayinH citv. by conhag
ration which SweepS AWAY half lie building"
but imparis II mnmentAry hustle T. It's streets
its quayt, aud itsPiaces If traffic"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

Masonic N0taeOs--0Gatea u OOttngS 81
q Dorado Lodge. No. 96, are held ct Masonic Han.
on the HnndAy Of or nsHt preceding the Yull hses
In each month.
FREDERICK ?. BARsS, v. y.
l. ". FDcBHDMER, Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
Special ano Grneral Notirts.

An EHeelIeat InsIIIutIon.-ws wt,A
to call the especial atienion OF our reader, 10 Ii.
Advertisement oF the El-ctropathie In,ti,uts II
San Frsneiseo, to he found sIsr = herr 10 our a.
,srtising columns The n,~de Of treatment st tA,s
In,tiiute 10 different frm that pursued at ary
other medical rStAbhshm. ut on the PaeIne coast.
No PoIsoNoUS DRrGS Ana rsGD. Ia. J. n,
JnssptTN. the kstidrTt aud Consulting PhysL
ciAr, has heen connected With tie Institute kos
ave years, and hears vrTy high reputation a. .
Physician. Ills success in the treatment Of de.
eases Of PRivATR N,TrRE hsS, during the past
four years, driven nearIy ali the quaehs SiiA
which that city formsrly' abounded 70 Other Essi-
itits. PeTsnRs sGAeTine 9TH dIseAAs. se ahatss
ever nature. Will do veil to call upnn DH. JOsss
lYS. ~h" i al~aIs ready To give HE advice VTsss
u three ~Ao may c"n'ult him. tssPaS
The Phy ySictan iH OfIen blamed fer
UAnt .: success in his r, Ainent Uhen tie disspPont
In the recovery Of the Siet is 20 De raees ss
'Hhe administering impure medicines Robert Wits
arotheeAry. 10 paying particular attention 70 ths
cVmpoundinE physicisLS' prescriptions and faaiy
recipes nom sprdi, ines of unloubt-d ruriiy ROeeN
White. Medical Hall. 10 arpoi1.ed sSrnt @F sesa
IL tLe cocaine PnIcni Mesiiriaes. -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
AYERS AGUE CURE,

For tie AnSSdv and certain CTrr ofTafermitfeRt
Ferer ar rhIL- and FtrSr, RemfftSnt Fs.
Ger. Ckiu FSrsr DEh~b A0Ht Pe,IOdG
cal Hedd1chs. or Bilious HSidG.AS,
dnd BuiOHS FfTsrs: indeef. Ibr
Ia Who'll CfIsa nF DiAedAsG
originating in BliHrk
DSFdH0emSHf. cdBaed
by me MItTr-itE ~
NLIsmdtt- CsSnG1eS.
This remedy has rarely faHrd 10 cure the seveTeSt
OF Chils and Fever. AID il has this great Ad
vantage over other Ague medicines. that il subdusS
the romp int Withoui injury to the patti Mt Il
iains no qunne or other delrt-rouS substance, nor
does II prOace quiniSm any IL jIT Uus eject what
ever. shaking brothres OF the y and the West,
try 1t, and you will endorse these assertions.
Prepared BY J. c. Aver 4 Co., Lowell. Mas, And
sold by.
R. White and \. j. Van voorhieS / Co. Placer.
willie.
r. II. Mcdonald I Co., Sacramento;
Crane 4 Bingham, San FrSncIscO, and all dealers
In medicine. sept
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

MasOR1e.-.SiePra Nevada COuBeaIs
No. 20, of Royal aud Select Masters, holAS stssee
meetings on the evening Of the Arsi Tuesday 81
each month, in Masonic Hall. Plaeeryille.
AARON KAHN, 7. ]. y.
L. ". FEcHHEIAEh, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

Palmyra Ledge, No. 1S1, r. a A. =
holds itS stated commun icatonS on THURSDAY ntae.
next preceding Ihe full moon Of each month, IN o.
FelloUs' Hall. PaceTVille. All brethren In gees
standing are invited u attend.
WILLIAM H. CR0CKER, v. i.
D. 4. PENWuL, EecTefaTy.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

ZeIa Eneampmen emit, I. o. o. F., Ne
S, meetS. In Odd Follows Hall, on the eveningSo
the second aud iosFtA TaeOdays Of eseh moatA.-
RonuTning PAtTiArehs are cordially Invited V a.
tend. ~
C. PE1RcE, c.P..
THoS. n. csracanL. Scribe. SugI
I. o. o. F.-Franklim Ledge, No. Sep
l. o. ". meets every Friday evtniIg, In 90
Fellows Hail. Stony Point, Main e., PloCVTvle.
Al Brethren IN 6. cd standing are cordially iuviisA
70 attend. ------.----,
cHAs ROLLING. n. Q.
D. BANBERoEA, 4. b.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

Catholic Chare h.-ReV. Js EaFGa1
viii ofheiAte in Ge"rEetoWn on every Grst Sunday
Of the mouth also, in Caloma Church "a the thirG
Sunday. MVine service eHmmr Rees a. 10. 4. =.
VeppeTS. in st. Patnek'S Church PArsTvllle, -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24

HSusAsssasSA that tbs CathOlis Pair elsAV.
j. sdAAO@ str AunarO6 dsilavU
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
D.mocratIo state Committee.
San Franeisoo.....T n Cazneau. Chas. L. Weller
, II. q. CauSh
SaeTamento.~..... James W: CO9roth, J. c. oOOd'
Democratic Co. Central Committee.

W " S.---~ S%--aNNsS. -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-24
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

JAMES JOHNS' n, ChaiTmaa.
CHAS. GILDEA, Secretary
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eive and deliver Foods in front Of HE premises number one
hundred and sztyth Bowery the same 70 remain
the pleasure Of lie Common Council Which was eoncured
In. 80 -, ~. w.
Report Of Committee Streets with resolution that wess
street, between Hsmond and Hoboken streets Do
and Graded where necessary undeS the direction o. me
Commissioner and that the accompanying orcnsno ss,,
be- adopted Which was referred TO The Connnuee On
Communication from tho President Of the new ON ne
Department, nominating Thomas lender 70 nn .h
Of Heury Wilson, (By Board Of Coupcimen nomination con-
frmed) Which concurred IN sy the ioiowink a,.r
Affirmative Aldermen FoI Jones' Henfy, NC M,sr.on
men Chip Pa MacKnist Ryer 's'sm''h' harry "''''
Report Of Committee on wbsrvss Piers ard Slips with
tsc for proposals and corsct for the repsrrg OF rcr
Hitytyo North River the repairing Of inc n
tween Yy.ons and Fiy.two, aud balbhesds b-'wern ny
two rnd Fifty three. and for rebuilding ana ei'snak
number Fythfec the exterior line, and faifins INC ~,
the said work TO be done as soon as PSsue. ''
referred to the Committee Whsrves. Piers aud ops
Resolution that the Of FIVE hundred doisrs Or oP!o
pristed for putting keeping repair the rre
the City OF fewYork, the 20 be done unaef s
ton of the Street Commissioned. Which wac rief" 20 wy
ton was paper referred the Comh'ee
Resolution that the Street Ccmmi,ioner be directed to
hive new FIRE Of the hrt clers built Tor Enyhe eo
psny number Thirty fve tire cost thereof not 10 o1cred .
sum three thousand hundred dollars which sum If mere
BY appropriated therefor. Which was referred 70 hs
mites Fire Department. =, . 81, a.,
Resolution that tho Comptroller be directed 70 nIe VIC
premises Eighty fourth street, neer Ibifd avenue u'
Of the same for tie Temporary OF Engine Company nun
tor Loyhys at en- sn.ua ers Os 10 ss ever tue
On motion the Board Their adjourned aud ths s
nourcrd h. Il stood adjourned until next rrd,y thr 'n
inst, OF O'Clock p m. II. l. 'hhH4'A' VISA
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Passengers Sailed.

In sseamsiip Seoc, Jr LireIco!Mr. G. Gilmore,
o. Moore, Mis- julia 10 Shee, Misc +. A. Gilmore Ms
sherr,an and maid servant Dir VISIT. sherman Mr Lon
sing, sr. and Mrs w Y. Wilson. Mt. H. 1foot. MI. IL
Rergusn r. Schultz Lieut. de- Livson Russian Esvyl Gee
A. Arthu Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Wells sud servant Mr.
aud Ms. Henry c. Russell, Geo D, Fowlss, John Mel
Fraser A. Mrutere, A. Cuvlicr H. stover kewberssr
T. n. GoIInrn, Capt Chas T. Marshall Mrs; N. W.lia%s
G. r. and "a Wilkes o. q. Wolf. 4. Calvin. Mr. and Mr..
Peabody IT, Mr. ard Nm. Colss., p Emile, Rev r. Lab
ri,e. T. G.6sy Mr. and Mn NoIri. two children and .er
yau nrs g. Warner. w. loves }. 3. Nflams Misc Reich
ard si,s Msr.han J. G. Loder, NJ Thompson. w. Broc.:
4. hendr.l T.. Lewis. r. D. w,slss. w. Bisshmoss "
Fullerton w. n. LcMe.srrer J. T. Ci and son, g. y bcp
nett, j. S. Ca,lc4rt q. Wsr, w. Gssh, NJ Friedman
Strauss wife ard children. y. Z. Pc. A. Pei jr K
MoDonnclL Z. w. Qnn,in ;. Chaplain. X Ps:hcs MI and
hr J. r. Wooif bys children and servant Lcrhns ~
Lamb. Z. Decker. Il. w. harrington. j. W. Crosman n
Kirkland. Z. Smith. j. s,se- Hoas.sn, Lesas j.
Stanton o. z. GA.sin J. T. Jeaerds T. Tho,.sn M. sinP
cor, C. Buclot, 8. ~. Rosenbtnr a. Tervin T. Sutton
i s.s-.nr or,o, for s~.G-i.as'ra Hnar dr.,
Mrs bradford, Col I. y. Kns.sy y. W. rssSns jS..pl
llifsch W T. Gilbert, Oscar c; DDnlcp Dr. Z. Wels
Henry w. Greene. G. W. Jewett, Ma Harris T. W. puor
II. y. uaTt, II. 4. Frazier.
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OTYICK OF TEE ConEisAoxKR OF TAXES AND
AsJyssxISTs, No. - Chambers st.,
NuW.Naux la, a 1874


NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
IN hereby Given .h,. the ASSESSMENT ROLLS Of the
KEAL and rEEsoHAL ESTATE Of The CITY and Count, Of
New ok Tor the year 1861 viii be for inspection and
,isw from and after MONDAY Jan H. 1894 and win renrain
open I'LL day of April soi for the correction Of
ro and tho equs5soa Of the Assessments Of the aforesaid
York Az peous believing themselves to DO ssgsved must
sie app alton 10 tho Commissioners during tho period
above mentioned In order to obtain the relief provided by law
TIe Act Of 1859 provides that During tho time the books
sha be opon to public inspection hsrenhefore provided
Application may BE- made by rerIon considering hinaeif
hy he assessed valuation Of his real personal
tate have the corrected" h.ochapplicaon be made
IN rerion to sssesed valuation OF the zeal estate must
in wrnz s;aiins the onad OF oeect!cn thereto
And .hc COMMISSIONER shat examine into the
pat aud. ia ,heE judgment tho .''s'sT,nt erroneous.
iiry ,a cause the 10 10 corrected such application
b. made n relation 70 tho sse-.ed vus,on Of personal ss,'e
the spticsns shall 10 examined under oath by the 'ad Corn
ho shah 10 authorized to administer such OATH,
or any q tto and ia his their judgments tho Assess
tuet ciToneous they shall tue saIe TO be
end e. The amount such they msy believe to
be lust and declare their decision thereon within thirty days
aer such application shall hare been nado 70 them No re
dncton shA be made by the Boed II Supervisors Of
'e-es ros snd personal estate ai?o.st uncer TN, -e
unies. shall apycsr Under oath affirmation that the party
.gevved 10 attend within the period pre,coed
for tho correction Of by of kDss absence
fiom tie city. A. J. WILLIAMSON, Commissioners
J. w. ALLEN, , Of Taxes aud
J. W. BROWN, } As.essnsnts-
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Arrived.

.ns.sn b. c. viz rort,es, Monro. Y. ;. on,rsrnsses
Js q: paard steamer Thames. from iofse-s Neafes 'o'
Steamer Ns-.J.n.y 10. s. transport HoIs, Fortress
Mono. IS hours. TO u. :. Qu.r-rus.ief
eicaro'r EnpiI. CITY o.. :. "s.'PosN, D.fs'' New
Steamer olinnebsps o.. spspsIl. becAy' "Ahins'on
10 4. 5. QusItefnlsisE =, a, 4, ~
s.,lncs klsf,her, Nye Proyideice, rdse, he. 70 T.
Byln.r.
ship Daniel Hosdy. Hsydsn, L'epool 90 days e aid
pas. 10 J. H. Smith L Co. Experienced heavy W. gales
sIis lie Marie dry M,rDan H,vr. Sept 49, and Guada.
ou- Jan ballast 10 rs.s rrIi-pced hhe sssihef up
"a iiet-ra1 since which heavy W. wiI1s. .
Ears Coo,an 8rcni s;cenrs.e, Bremen 60 dsys, md'e
ard 9G5 pas 10 kneuth. Nschod kchnu.
Ban Jupiter (eck) Brsdnrrrins Antwerp 20 d.ys mdse
10 y urch, Mclncke Wctdt
Bsrs 0,oos;euund. fIisn EGer London 20 Days n.dte
to Unsn, Co. Jan 20, at 81, Ion. % ~. In heavy gale
from SIS T.. TO s.s.W, lost sails. &c.
Dart GlenAnou tne~, Watts Thomsson days, bAnss TO
Bari, Lrdsn Norton s,ono Inc. days, bsla to srse',
Brrs spirito Nus) Ninseh, Marele, Nov II. wool to
b,,yy gale from :. =. 10 s. w.
schr. ID. DAWSON keiehuin. Tarjer for New Haven
schr. Senator, Long Wellington ehys, eals'' to b. D.
seIr Underwood Weeb, Washington.
eehr W. w, Marcy AleIandriA4 dsya
Schr. l.. s. Davis. bishop, Baltimore dsys
schr. Il. N. Smith Dudey Baltimore days
Schr. Cafoiu. Hal, Lainson, Ssusbury, Nd.
Schr Geo W. Snow. HssArs, Bangor, lumber 20 us,''r
On tho 77th while beating down and when on tess Island
csrr.tj away foretopmss.
fchr John T. Wii.aras CartiS Port Royal days. sslias;
schr Mara Jane Joncr Virgins. wood
BELOW--One bari. unknown.
wlND-Sdr,ei, 8. W.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Embellishments ~


Cleared.
sesner-Emp'r-. Hunter. wssiinston, Jsms' hsna: =.
Rrigs-Gne, ph (Br) Card. p-n,arsIs VIM smith
John Butler iBrl, Know ies. Hstsnoral. Sph Dsnnins
p l. Nevius or Cole 81 Jssc de Cots- Bret. Son CO.
Lois sn Rolrnan Bsrbsdoes Jones Lough, briss Or
Kohl, C.taiuesos, Fowler Jeva; A. T. 1srry, rh;Eps
Nsw.Orleans, n. Il. Br.ham-
Co: Msrscaiso hsslry. boston, q. l.. Hssh, +: Ares
lsIiai Jsetlon, Washington. J. " nsv.ndi u D.. wScn
yer1rtcs wsshnrtoo Ven Bru,a sl.shti Kho@s f.spd
Curti, 1uekerton n. e. vheeer Cot heet: Carly ~
hudson. Pot Ksysi Yea bTunt slsshs; h.zhland Chef
EcIysr For,i.ss Monroe cTo~sl f.lnei PhiA, Morrow
TTsvsos Do.in-r Po,.s Co. iisurscu bsd.n B.,'ncs-
Mr.rl Abbott; lie EiaEtgn. Rsyror, New ttyer, ".
Rreie:, Son, VIVID tpg. 1aspson 81. John. ~ y, r.
s!osp-B:aye, Fea.on Yosi River. r. J. Campbell
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PhiIsdelphia Cattle Marhes-JAS 81.

Philadelphia Cattle Marhet-JAN. n.
Ths supply Of Beef Csus this wsek amounted head
Tho demand brsk, and prices had upward tendency
Sales o. ordinary end good cattle were made from ~ TO
&O1 100 D. and for prime and extra from 81 to $a
EHHxr-This market Also actve and all offered (nssy
4o00 headl diPo.ed Of Of from to &c. H. ross
Hcos-he sale OF Hog ~ both yar1s to nearly
$3.50 head prices RANGING from $Iot to @l2 100 10. net
C0vs-fhe supply Of Cows this week was quite large,
amounting 22s head Sales made II from SO TO t33
for spnpger and iror, 42s to go for with calves
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FIRE IN WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET.
Ere broke ont in the premises No. 1871 West
,reet at q M ON edDesdsy, occupied as stables D.
a number Of cartmen The building was damaged y
the amount of $500; no insurance Two horses were
burned 10 death The building was owned BY All.
Cunning
,rorn;nc white the Office boy was engaged in opening
the store No e Dey street, occupied BY Mr.. William
Smith some thieves entered. and robbed tho store OF
muehine and sewing silk TO the amount OF s2V. Ihe
tlieyes have lot 10 yet been arrested.
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rI,O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sealed Pro-

Il po,ss each ndoIsed with the title Of he worh for While.
TIC bid ay be oserod viii be received ct this Office un, IL
O'Clock M Of MONDAY, Feb Is 1867 oI the construction Of
TRAP-BLoCK PAYMENTS In the following streets 70
10 7Mhs, Also Ia 4l.st between Sd end 4hs,s. tank
forms for the bds and cessery information cali be
obtained application to The Con.rsc. !eri 1t this ONCE
THOS. STEPHENS, , troson
ROBT. J.. DARRAOI, iAauedlc.
A. w. CRAVEN, } Board
GOfoe Of the Crotou Aaueduct Board, Jan. IS, 1854
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Returned.

-
Ri, r. Prr,. from Fssbe;hport 25th ins win cargo
Of coa bound 10 Aspnwi having tho day - nj
S. - L. the gisnds sprung aeak has fee. inches
water ~ tie bold. -,
cir scepter ,g st. John b. Pitts, hene 10th inst for
Belize Hon. Returned IN consequence of having on the ~
inst during heavy blow from ;. W., dsrtea the ste;p
causing tie yessc. 10 leak osly.
haHed.
JAN 3-e.eaners-C rE.brs Sheiucke,, Ge0.Se Olynpas
Iouias Moore.
ship-Contdenc-.
Bsbs-Concorda Nabob Malaga, TejBcs.
Bris.-Nainc, India c. W. Elpg, SOFA. 8. ~. Eevhsh
Schooness-pslmyrs, Fan juan, Sarah hils M. /. Wed
more Lion Alice Highland Chief brene, n. ;. Benedict
Alice HaId OF oione Ida del Tore Surf Frances
ssttery Albert Easoh, Dckerson, Jonas Smith. bm!th
sonan, John E. Lea.
Spoken.
Dec 81 lst 90 lon % 80 Dutch schf. johanna Chs.na
jan i, ist H. lon So &c. bark AsUrpsJn, Of and hOm
London for Norfolk. -. =,
jan sI-stsInhips- Zsse, Star OF the South, and
Creole.
HlemOrunda.
Bark Csros arrived at this port yesterday nom Bremen
reports JAM M 40 ~ lon g. passed the hull Of die
nped brig lying her beam end had apparently been On
Are nothing Of the crew 10 be seen.
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Cooperation Notices.

dot CLAIAiS-FINAL NOTICE.-Claim-
III snts yo examined will appear before the Committee
Il itoom No. II City Hail. on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
and FRIDAY Of this week, at . O'Clock p. M.
X. c. HUTflNGS, Secretary
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Uopartnersbip Notices.
dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
~ The oopsytlerhp hststofoss existing under We sfrn
name Of On C0URSEY, HAMILTON EVANS, Is this day
Dissolved BY mutual consent. ,,rv
HUGH HAMILTON,
CIIAS. 7. EvANs,
SETH b. STIVT.


Philadelphia Dec. a. 1858.
The unaerdsn.d having formed Limited Partnership on
der aud BY virtue Of Of the General Assembly Of the
q Psnnsyiysn:. ps..ed The si.' Of March
D. entitled lsstlve 70 limited partn.rlps, and
he supplements thereto do make the following publication 10
with the saA act Of Assembly and The supple
thereto:
firItThe sad pertnehip 10 to be conducted under tho
narie OF hrsa Of DE C0uRSEY, HAMILTON EVANS.
Seeoud-Ts GENERAL uatae ofthe business intended 10 be
transacted u the Dry Goods Commission business.
Trd1le genera P.rtD-rs In sad partnership are SAM
UEL @. DE- COUR6EY residing as No. SO South sintesnh
street. "a
HUGH HAMILTON, residing ct No. NsEorh rwsn.issh-
street. =,
CHARLES r. EVANS. residing 81 Ma IH North Twen-
ae,ir street, In the city Of Ph.lsdcirhiA -
Fourth The sc sisl p-yncrs SETH B. sriTf residing
q No. 2a ws Les.n square, the city Philadelphia md
ey Yok sna tAsy have each contributed 's Re com
mon Of the said pafsSslsp Siy Thossend Dols In
cash. akns The Of One Hundred thousand Dollars In the
ns-ris ~ "a to ihs f.., S.y
Of January - D. lso and 10 Terminate tas shhty hrst
'-' " SAMUEL q. DE couRsEY.
HUGH HAMILTON,
CHARLES I. EVANS,
General f,rsnsra
eETH u. srf11,
RUhkKr l. TAYLOR,
Special PEtnTA
PHILADELPHIA Dec. d. Issa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
TRAINS LEAYE NEW-YORK:

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
FOR New-liayen, = tEA) li:D q N; p:ls tEzh $50
QI.l e:5a, $50 snd (E1. D.
for Bridgeport T. (Exl ll:j0a m H;ls (Exb 3W
For Milford and s,rssiord' Ii:,c M $50 40 p m
for Fairfield Southport aud Wesport T. li;so ~; a:'a
t:so
For N0r..li $50. li:so q M l2:i' tExh $500 tErh
For Dsrsn and Sreeuwion. 1850, liao . H.. $50 &.3o.
$50
POI Stanford, 7, lExl $50. ilpa l2ls Ex) 800
tEs.l $50 s::0, $50. tEtl p. m.
For Pcs Chester aud Intermediate stations $50. Loo
M $3.50, 4.JD, $50, 63 =. IN.
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
ror Boston Via Springfield a. m tEx) 800 iEx) Up. n.
For Boston via Shore Line, ll:l5 (Exl sPmL
For Hartford and Springfield, lEx.), ll;30 NJ So
Nx.), pm.
ll:a0 a nj. 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fishkn Railroad, Exb
ll:p "a. a.. -.
For New Haven NewLondon and Stoniagton RAlscsd =
g. H., I2:l3, 2, hp m
For anal Railroad. 1918 ?. m. to Northampton.
For Houssi ouio Hslrosd, g. m.
For Nsusauek Railroad, & M, Up m
for Dan6ury and Yorwslk RAILROAD, $50 g. M, 40
ou. Sic. ping Cars sitsched 20 p N Trains
JAMES II. hOff, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28

HisisTrEE ALMANAC.
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aIeu sATKR rms nat . -.
Candy Hook. 10 Gov Island. lies Hell 0ste. isso