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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
y. T.-1S8O. x.

y. T.-1SOO-X.
Persons OF sedenAry habits troubled with WEAKNESS ass
tna palp alton of tho heart lack Of appetite dsress ?te
eating torpid liver constipation &c. deserve to sutef 'ney
viii not Try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS,
Aieb are now recommended by the highest medical author
e. and warranted produce gsdate beneficial eject
Tbsy are exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure, and mast
.uprcede al other toncs where healthy genie stiulAn Is
required. .
fhry purify strengthen and invisorao-
They create healthy appetite
frhey tre an satidote to change Of water and Diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and Late hours
qh,y strengthen the system and enliycn the mind.
I'h,y preyeut miasmatlc and intsrrit,ent tevens.
They purify the breath aud acdity OF the stcnach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dinrrhea and Choe.a hoTbuS,
They cure Liver Complains and Nervous Hehdache-
They make the weak strong the ai4id piiu4h'' aa %
exhausted nature great fesofe Trey are oonpo'-o %
coebrt,d Ca.ys bark wiutergeen. sasseas, rpotS anu
herb. ali pf.eryad Ia perfectly pure ST CIolh run Tor
pacuars see circulars and tesihohhs stosnu e'en ~.
B.yat. Of ln posters Examine eve ool'e; sec '"as
has or priyst. u 3 STAMP unmutiGled over INC SoA W."
nl.,tsdn .cone and signature on hn9 steel pae s
III see that our bottle no. rehed WIN SpnIIos lu
ds,et.rous stuff. Any person pretending 20 sen .n
he The Gallon OF IN bulk, Is m impostor Any person
piiei " III, bottle or selling any other material tnefeln
hs1bsr called Plantation Bitters or not Ia cilha uuI
lie n \ Law and will be so prosecuted by rs si,Sy
- on, sy. on several parties rhins our bottles &C.
mn d In letting themselves into close quarters Ito
od ~, Dr,kes Plantation Bitter. from ladies', c'ersymen
chsn,s &C. il ncr dibe. The staple trial OF bottle u
~ Whence we present of their worth and super'otly hey
are sold by all respectable druggists soVei'' P"''
ho'0''' 'a'V' z. II. DRAKE & CO.,
No. 2O3 Broadway, N. Y.
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CAUTION.
10 THr DRrd TRADE AsD fAscY DsALREs.
TEE NIsHr-BLooHIse CsRKus
PRArRD.
Prosecutions ConxzsCBp.

PROSECUTIONS CohaESCBD.
In vndstion Of their rights ard for the protection Of
the public the undersigned have resolved invoke tho aid
tho law in all In which their celebrated Perfume The
MONT BLoosse CKKEu," has been coun-rited or .mu.
lated An injunction has already been obtained tho su
Prem- Court against certain obbIng houses this city proh
ns them from selling preparation purportins be the
Night Blooming Cereus made by u. q. A. Wright Of Pha
dephS prosecution has been commenced IA Philadelphia
and others viii be instituted here forthwith. The law THE
State the subject l. simple and 10 the point 1t constitutes
copying counerfong Of trademark criminal oarnso
tho which bear tho fraudulent symbols.
Thi, law viii be enforced 20 tho utmost by the subscriber.
against all who trench upon their rights sole
aud proprietor, Of the Night Blooming Cereu for the Hand
tsrchef
T, Perfume q l. admitted, cannot be successfully
initiated The Of it, preparation il confined to the hr
who manufacture and it. Label. however more
easily copied than subtle chemical combinations; and l.
therefore intended that the ESTgRPEIss OF tho individuals
who hope to cheat the public 10y mock eAtrrna' shall be
promptly suppressed by the strong hard Of Justice.
PHNox . hos, No SIT Broadway.
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Bnsiness Notifies.
TUR CLUB COFFEE,

TIL, standard Coffee IL put up only by the EKw yoar
coyysx CLOS, No. ~ Greenwiehs Every package hal
,h. I'd. mark Of the Club The leading brands
The HOUSEHOLD CopvKE, at....."......'''9io ts
The LONDON CLUn COFFEE at.............2o es~
Tie LONDON CLuB CoyyxH, extra, at.......p cts
These CoHee remarkable above all ohoIs i'r nen pe
cuar fragrance strength and favor and their nutritious sha
healthy qualities ae.ted BY the most eminent physicians
Sold BY all first class Groeers
To ne Ne,o. York coffee CLUB!
GExrLExKS. have been using your Coffee In 10Y family
and consider superior to any have met with md II 10
contain only the hsahes. ingredients together with very
unusual proportion OF ruRE JAVA COFFEE Having recon-
snded extensively In my practice, have heard but ono
opniou in s favor nutritious and healthy beverage. and
call sdsotoS 10 nervous temperansnts Feb Is 1864.
Js B. yAsKLxxcK NJ d., No. 100 Rrsnkln-st.. MY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
FROM ALBANY.
Illness of Speaker Aivord-Com mutation
money-Legai Adver'i'ing-The Tam
many Platform.

many Platform.
From Our Special Correspondent.
ALBANY, March 10, 1854.
ILLNESS OF THE SPEAKER.
Speaker Alyord has been for the last two days
unable to preside at the sessions OF the Assembly by
reason Of indispositon. lie is now convaleseent
coMAUTALoS MONEY.
The question fegazng the issue OF bonds BY county
authorities when tho object Of mourning the debt was
10 pay the Communication Of drafted men, ana not 10 pro
vide substitutes was again debated at length In the AS
sebly last evening The particular case before tLe
House was that Of Westchester County Nhefe portion
of the mouey was thus appropriated The feeling OF the
House against BaDctonng this species OF indeoednebs
very strong and has been repeatedly expiessed put
Il appeared from the explanations OF Mr. Brandreth tue
ton Of the Supervisors did not grow out OF any spirit
Of dsloyalty and he went far as to say that the
authorities of the County commenced sending suDsti
tutcs but that Gen. Dix on inspection OF the men
found them TO bear asurprsng resemblance TO fastaus
Ragged regiment and begged that in future the money
might be sent instead Of such men, and that the money
was cent accordingly. This explanation, coming froy
tho immediate representative Of the County, though
not az oil fat.crng 70 the warke character OF his con
senents WINS deemed for the immediate purpose salts
factory and the bill after sharp debate was ordered to
third reading by decisive majority. This is revef
sal of the declared policy OF the majority upon this
question and as transpired In the course OF debate
thst there were several other and similar Gases some OF
them evincng spirit Of the most defiant dsloyaty,
which the Legislature about to be called upon 10
leVslize We shall have some further excitement yet
upon this subject.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Mr.. Curtis, the talented young Democratic nemoef
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ECONOMY SHOULD BIZ PRACTlcED by every
body in ell thing. dollar expended now in PURCHASING
bottle Of Jayns EIPccoran,." by those troubled with
sht cough OF hoSnes throat may save the expense
Of doctors bill neglected cough ofen ends In ConumP
on. .s. Inflammation Of the hnus Of the WIND tl'e''
the usua symptoms Of which ihToI and penn IN
The breast viii soon lead hrou Oh OF attention 20 bron
chi,s days delay may entail months OF suffering Let the
afflicted Try Juyues Espee,oran," II Is s''lnd
ri remedy and "a. euEslye powers have been tested ~
thousands Of peons who have recovered their heath by us
nae Tho EIpeetorsnt, and all Of d.. d. JArss son
Family Medicine. sold by KITCHEN, TrLgR CO., No.
lH Chambers AID No. l hudson-sts., and by Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

For location Of theasrs and time Of oomnIsneem se ddTs
fi.sn,nis IN othsr column Of hs PAPA.
AoApRxY or Muno-nr. PsttisoRs Concert.
NIBLos 0ABDHS-Thc Enchauiress.
WALLsCKs TuEATRR-The Rivals. . "
BAHsuns-Giants Dwsrfs-A phrosia the Spirit oil Beauty
WsIER GAHDgs-Tick ei-Of Leave hen.
OLYMPIC THRArKR-Taming Butterfly.
VAN AhBuRGHs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Animals
HIpPoTHgArRoa-Equestrian Performances
Reo.nvAY AmrnITHKAIgR-Equestr Performances
CaIyoN Art GALLBRy-Bierstadts Rocky hountsipe
COOPER IssuTUrK-A Complimentary Concert
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rnAIos 3 fOs, p. 5l1 BT0'dNsy
LIE OF GENERAL MCCLELLAN. T. b. PETKR-

"
son BRoTHkRs Philadelphia. Pa have just Published a
and snlsr sed edition OF the Lie Campaigns Reports, and
Public Services Of Major Cen George Is. McCean." the
Hero Of Western Virginia South Mountain aud Aniioiam
With full history Of his Csmpsgns and Battles and his Re-
port. poudeEce with the Wax Department and the
President relation them from the time he hr took the
field In this war until he hEsy relieved nom command
aner III. Battle Of AnteGn. With bis portrait Everybody
should get copy aud read Complete in Que large
volume Of 2oo pages Price 90 cents In paper or 20 cents IN
cloth Sent pos, paid any address on receipt OF the price,
Price to canvA.sr. the 50 edition 80 80 dozen or
as hundred For The cloth edition ss dozen, or S45
hundred al which rate either edition will DO sent by T. r.
PATERSON BRoTaSR an! a, once on receipt OF the
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Auufcnents.

The opera stopped on Saturday. The com.
pNny viii proceed TO Boston
The concert Of Mr.. King Ssturday might ut Irving
Hall was literally attended and passed Oft we'll Mr.
King In addition TO his skill an organist brilliant
pianist. There was much acceptable vocal music es
pecialy Of religions order The Philharmonic Con.
cert was crowded. SO too the SATURDAY, Matinee The
city is full Of Strangers and ultra.gay.
Mr.. Gottschalk via give two farewell concorts one
on wednesday night at Nihlos Saloon. SEQ Adyer.
tisement.
We have to report another woek OF signal and do
served success at nearly every place Of amusement in
town.
At WallackIs Tbeater there were such throngs on
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday to attend the bcno
fits of Mrs. Hoey Mr.. Charles Fisher and Miss Mary
Cannon that hundreds Of people had 70 be turned away
from the doors. The respective performanecs-"LOn.
don Assurance" Money. and Tho Road TO Ruin -
went of with great ecst, and the average receipts
were abou Ell. 100. On Tuesday. again. there was an
immense house 10 witness the ninety and ninth repre-
sentaion Of Mr.. Lester Wallaok's "Roscdale." while
Friday tho magic Uundrcdth Night Of the perform
ance, the theater literally beseigcd
So far the present week is concerned the indica-
tons are that II will be more brilliant still This
evening Mr. John Gilbert actor Of many years
celebrity. and second in his line to other in the
world takes his bcneG, in Sheridans fine old comedy.
The Rivals" and all the best seats in the house
taken on the day the announcement made. The
Of the play is 80 brilliant that it Is pleasure TO
print It:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

WAYNE CoUETY.-In Lyons last year the
Oppoeiton had Is majority on President and elected
everything; this year they have only ~ aud ose ion
cnic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
Gperial Notifies.

Fiffh Wari-A regular meeting Of The Finn Ward
5ion h9sss "a VIZ S B. hed at tie e erd oei Ills
WV. 4. srxz., s.c,.,.,,..
Citizens Association Of the Eighteenth Ward.-
stated meeting OF this Asoraton will be- held a the Med
cal College IN 2Jdtt corner Hhav, on MONDAY EVEN
CHARLES r. KIRKLAND, Pres't
EDWARD CROMWELL Secretary.
T. S-rhe Executive Committee win meet at o'clock.
Municipal Corrupt,on.-A Pubic Meeting win be
held TIis Mondsy EtENiNG ate o'clock, ia, Broose.s As,
semby, Bsooue Mots to consider the enormous
abuses in ogI Cay Government and OF our
pe6ialy invited to attend
Al a Special Meeting of the Cnconditiopnl
Union CIuD Of the Ky Ith Ward helt a thr lsslgS,r
ters, I'D 4. ard Broadway. THURSDAY ENEnlNO
aarch TO- the Committee Permanent orsar1a,2n prs
'ened tho following report, wken wa, InInouy adopted
For vice-rre.d,nt.-FR u 3, plN ssGTfkyENsoa.
For Tlessaror-BEsJAMiN 7. MANIERRE.
GEO NJ D' v&s .tf; ''"' Emil KiRcsEn
{oGS TSMSsEsD, SiGiAHD Il IT gJl,oy
MILAN H. HALL Tn9MASV hhdI
M NH M 4 I2ff k1 nsEE = T. f bacE
J HpAM kHPPi a6MrsdS f MI a9 cowpN
Eishiielh Anniversary. Dinner OF the Friendly
,Sef Of shsv and h On Ihsi.fsy evening mfIS n.J
tho following gentlemen who will act stewards;
E,ha5d Bc % fa H. L. Hos gssT ~ Fns M oRn
Bryan 69 frous Walter Msgeo, cor. Duane and Church
as John Savage, Custom House.
JAMES t. BRADY, President, No 81 Parkrow.
Arthur o DosSBLL Sec, No. 9 Narren-st.
The sons Of Orange aud sullivan are requested to
attend of the society 10 be held a the Aor House
TINS Monday EVENING. At o'clock to conclude arrange
ens tor the reception aud entertsnueat OF the returning
veterans OF the 56th Regiment, ~ s. Volunteers Otn Lee
sion), c. II. VAN WICK, Colonel coIu,nding
The esiuent Il expected TO arrive to-day The reception
and entertainment, will be given full particulars OF
which will found III the pcss esday morning 10th inst
Tickets for the enierainnen. may be had ofW IRVING
WOODWARD es.., No. II Mutrgy-sl .
C. X. GARRISON, President.
GEO. NJ Vas NoRr, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

| MCLAUGHLIN, GALBERrSON- Thars5s, ~ "a NJ q
tho residence o. a brides mother by the b. ,ie Af,r,
Cook. William ALdrews Mclaughlin 90 Mis< F.
son. bots Of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

To BIZ HEARD fRoN-Gosport, Easton, Freedom
Jackson Harris Location Goshen Cambridge Clarks
VILE Enrol, Pttsburg and Wentworths Location, are
the yet 10 be heard from. The vote in these last
yeHr as follows: Gilmore 23l; Eastman coli Har-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
Henrie's Kakaiine.
FOR THE HAIRi
FOR THE HART
Prepare, from the Bark, Root and Flower of;hs
PERSIAN PLANT,

Prepared from the Bark, Root and Flowe- of;hs
PERSIAN PLANT,
X A X A L L.
Iii. the identical preparation used by al the Esstsn nsc.s'
for the GROWTH and PREsKRvArIoS Of the Hair and By ~
the Iir RxrAIssIr YOUTHFUL LuxunIssy AND CoEoe
THROUGH LryE.
On. application tc Keep the hair moist for lereyd 49,
and retain IT In any REQUIRED Position without the aid q
ANY other preparation.
Il will perfectly prerenf the hair from FALLING OFF and
quickly to giving the uho be4SS(
HAs permanent dark giossy dgped,0hce
Il viii ReHOre al Dandrgf keep The Scalp Cesn, and Ne
Hl.r Srcs, Moist and Sof.
l. contains oil alcohol any other injurious ogrsdienA
aud l. the
MOST PER FEET HAIR DRESSING
IN TIE WORLD.
IT Is A LUXURY IN Is A LUXURY TO USE IN
Sold Ev.iywisre. Price fry Cents Wholesale Dspo<
No. ~ ella ST. New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

Howc'o Premium standard Scales,
ADOPTED AS THE STANDARD BY ME o. A1Uv.
ERNMENT =.
R.rosd Track. Hay, Coal. Platform Counter and Drsss
Scales Of every description. and every Scale warranted
Send for Illustrated Cstsogueto
HOWE BOWER,
No. l1l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

Just Received at JRyyRRs's, No. 573 Broad
WAY LATEST PARIS kovxsrrss,
LApfHs AND YourHs NEW STYLE OF WALKING BOOTH
SLIPPBRs, BuCKLEs, Bows, oto
AuNl2v PRICES JxlEss, Ea, 80 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
TIE LOUISIANA ELECTION.
ODciui Returns

The votes cast by the people Of Louisiana On
the 22d inst counted in presence Of the Governor
and his staff and other officers. Certificates were made
out and sent 70 the officers elect who installed on
the 4th inst The following Is the result OF the count;
STATE OF LOUISIANA EXECUTIVE DEPAKINTST.
NEw-ORiRANs, March l. le6i. !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

Fifth Wnr5.-A regular meeting of the finh Ward
Union A~ocA'ion viii be held at the STU Word Hotel THIS
(Monday) EVENING March IL, 1864 az y O'Clock.
THOS. OUIWAIER, President
VIZ 4; sTsa', secretahs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
HoYT's HIAwATuA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Horrs HuwArnA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Horn. HiAvArHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
AIN

The standard preparation for the hair Warranted in all
10 restore faded and gray and whiskers TO their on
final color prevent. the hair from falling out makes harsn
r son and silky: easily used any hair dressing and
entirely effects Of previous use oil preparations e"
tanning sulphur. sugar Of lead, &c
HorTs lsPERIAL CoLoRISG CREAM.
Sold Everywhere
Jo,yps Horr Co. No. 10 University place, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14
WE WOULD DY no MEANS

any Medicine which did not know to be GOOD
particularly for Infants, But OF Mis-. WIssLows SOOTHING
SYRUP we speak from knowledge In our own family II
hs. proved blessing indeed BY giving an Infant troubled Win
Colo Pains. quiet sleep and ' parents pnbEOken rest at
nlsht-IB Boston Christian freeman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

BURCH-REED-On Thursday, March 10, az 81. James
Church. Phladephia by the Rev Henry Morton. ID. D.
assisted by the Rev &. Reed Charles f. Burch, eco.
s. Consuto Cardiff to Eva A., eldest dssshseE Of o'nar
Reed, ssq., all Of Philadelphia.
Boston DspsgS plesss copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

. MitSN 4 Co. publishers Of THE SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN" continue % &C. as Attorney. for securing Re-
tent. inventions In this ana ell foreign
in soliciting patents and have acted attorneys Tor more
Psmnhts containing the Patent Laws and other impon1
information for furnished ce on agpteaion
II Psrk row NJ x OF cor and 1hts, wsshinstor D. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-14

BROKER IN MINING STOCKS,
Office No l3T Broadway n Y. Home ln.nrance blhtnss
gives esreca attention 20 The purchase and sale OF OOhDa
fOPPER IRON aud LEAD STOCKS st the Mining an4
Public Board =, T.,
sion Facilities for forming new Companies
Kefe 10 Everett Cipp, President Paade Bank fonkent
W A Cobb Presidrn, fulton Insurance Company, y. III
w H. Beers ActuaIy EevSl ork Lite ln-uIaee Company
NJ VI J. f. Sey,nouf Co. No. II Warrent \. II u. .
cash ononeson Mich CoItit Becon Central City, Colorado
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-09-23
Niger Troops.

\ dcsfatch from the Army of the Po-
tomac, under date of Sept. 8, says:
Yesterday a party Of colored recruits
arrived here, and on their way to their
regiments got rather nearer to the front
than they calculated. In passing along
an open space near Fort Morgan the enc
my obtained a view of them and shrew
shell! Or two in,their midst. Such scat
terihg was really ludicrous. Abandoning
their guns, knapsacks, &C., they fled to-
ward the fort, in front of which is ditch
SIX or seven feet wide and as many deep,
with several inches Of water and mud
Int, this they piled one on the top of an
other, evidently thiukingsthey would be
safe there; while the men in the fort reap.
ed quite harvest of knapsacks, &C., which
lay on the road. The officer in charge of
the party seems to have first reached the
trench, and cndeavored to prevent the
men from following him, ordering them
"to rally" ,.
80 When asked what he was doing there,
he said he had not been under fire for
some months, and was rather nervous at
his close proximity to the enemy
e.; Considerable effort was required to ex-
tricate the soldiers fron their somewhat
unpleasant position, after which they left
to join their commands. .r ~. T..
,,ltii' to be hoped that if they are ever
charged hy the enemy they wal. profit by
the lesson they received yesterday, and
not run into a5trapin which the rebels
woSd like TO catch th3m, and where a
dozen could keep Thousand without the
slightest fear of escaping.
w. D. MCGREGoR.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-09-23
The Arbitrary Arrests.

1t appears that the army sent to Column
ted men, falling to accomplish anything in
this line, have lmmorslized themselves by
arresting some fony-6ve persons residing
in the neighborhood of Fishing Greek,
mostly staid farmers, men of ample means
aud undoubted responsibility. They were
arrested, as. thousands of Others have been
under this perfdious Administration, with.
out knowing for what otfpnse, aud dragged
from their homes without a. moments
warning and thrust into one of Lincon's
bastiles, there to rcmuiu at the pleasure
of that desput, and then released proba.
bly without trial or being informed who
are their uceusers. The Star states that
"no more Law abiding, honest and upright
set of people can be. found in Columbia
county than just these people the Adolf
tionists have seen fit to wrcpk their ven.
geance upon" All that is asked for them
is a speedy trial by the laws of the land,
and let them haye " hat is accorded to. the
mcanest criminal, the privieget confront
their accusers. We thipk not. This Ad.
ministration has become too close an imita-
tor Of the despotic practices of Europe to
carry out this American idea, hence we
shall not be surprised to see these, men
kept in close confinement until dictator
Seward sees fit 10, pull bis "little beN7 TO
order their release. The Bloomsbury
Star, speaking of, these arrests says:
The impression has gone abroad that
these men had congregated, We're in arms,
threatening resistance to any further ad-
vance of the Federal army, and were actu-
ally captured as prisoners.of war in fight or
skirmish, which was not the case, They
ware arrested. each aod every one, carly
in the morning, by squads Of soldiers, at
their respective homes before leaving their
houses. Many of them were brought
away without a coat on their backs
When they were brought through this
bplace some Of them we're shivering with
cold aud suffering with hunger, not hav-
having had any thing to eat since the even
ing before. Those people are not accus-
toned to such treatlneat. The. Lincoln
| Administration are fastening the irons
tighter upon the people The liberties of
the people has been taken away step by
step. These things cannot always contin-
ue in this way-there must and will-be a
change! The people are determined to
get rid of Abolitionisn, CONSUMPTION, tax
otion, and despotism on the 18th of March
next, Those Augcau stables at Washing
ion will be cleaned out in spite of all the
clergy They preached and prayed for
|. blood-letting until they persuaded the peo-
pie to try, it, and now the people are de-
termined that this depletion shall be stop
ped, and by the only party that can save
the Countrywide Democratic party
AuHCtttC 'IHttt' go,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-09-23

. REVENUE DECIsioN-B oohs.-A de-
cisipu has been made by Commissioner
Lewis in relation to the manufacture of
printed books, Printers who own plates,
buy paper, print and bind books, and fur.
nsh them to a publishing house, are held
to be manufacturers. The same is the
case'wherc the Publisher owns the plates
or paper, or both, and the printer prints
and binds the books. 1t viii therefore be
for the convenience of trade for the pub
fisher to take license and make return as a
manufacturer, iii order to relieve business
from the complicated embarrassments to
which it would be subjected by obliging
revenue officers to inquire into the details
respecting arrangements between the CO.
in the book making process -
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-09-23

new song called "a love thee, dearly love thee
a popular sentiment, as all will admit. Among
the literary contributions we note "Scatter Bles-
sings" by Minnie Mays 1.-TWO Years Lost" by
Emma b. Ripley; Life is Good, "by Miss Annie
F Kent; "The Imported Fem" a comical sketch
by Il. w. S.; A Turn in Fortunes Wheel" by
Mrs. Hosmer; "Why ! didn't Marry Grant
Hueson," by Ida Mason (it strikes us that Ida
was little hard on Frankly "Castles in the
Air." by Mrs. Anna Bache; missionary Work"
lin the matrimonial line we see this is), by
Frances Lee, sc. OF course there is the usual
Work Table, Receipts and Editorials. Price
So so a year-two copies $780, nine for Sic.
twenty.onc for $35 90. Single numbers rs cts.
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