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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-21
EFOns '. NetDton BrOtUn, d. D., Editor ofshs Enev-
Ci0petliG Of AeityiU4S K4.OIrlcdgG.

FFops !. NeuOtOn BrOrUn, d. D., Editor Ofshs Encv-
GtCPettiG Of ReitytUits RT.01rledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, yUt Know Of SUM-
cient reason, why an may not testify to the benft
he believes himself to have received from any simple
preparations in ths hope that he may thus contrib.
ute to the hcuc[t Of others. -a,
lido this thShloFe readily in regard to noOhand's
SeIn1u Bitterss prepared DJ DF. O. A. jackson, Of
this citys bfcsuso was PTCiudi ~ AgaiuSE Ihepfnr
many years, under tlIs impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. a,n indebted 10 my
friend Robert shoemaker, ssQ1 Ior the removal Of
this prejudice " proper tssta and tOr eucOuras se-
ment to tr9 them, when suffering from great aud
long cOutiTued debility. The use of three bottles
Ur LhesS Bitters, At the beginning of tue present
year, followed by evident reliUI and sstOERtiOn
10 degree ofbodily and mentl vigOI which L had
felt for six months before aud had almost de-
sPnirod of regulating. i ther --s.- .!nk God aud
niS friend foN directing me to tn Of Inem.
rhiladolpA ',,Juno %, 1851.
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2 Prom Noah's m. VI Messenger.
ReIaeI TaIls,lm out. hIId.f.sa.=t5E.s


The fact that thousands 81 refugees from
the South nov soioutniug among US talk,
treason (it treason can tbe stdIkedli openly Il
and with impuuity every day, is proof Dos, )
tive that freedom of speech is enjoyed to,
its fullest extent in this city. Endubitabiy
IT the rebel government were assaiied by
Union men IN the Soutt. as the government
of the Union is habiIually assailed by
.Sontneruers qrarteredr in our hotels and.
boarding houses, he wonld 6e string up to-
the nearest tree or lamp post. Il is not
exactly pleasant 70 hear these fngiIiVes
from raiuu who have hastily gathered up
the wrecks. of their fortunes and fled hither
from conscriptiou and seqnestrAtion.I de-,
bouncing the people by whom they have
been received with kindness and hospftali.
", and the goIernment which protects
their persous aud their property. But let
1t pass. So long as they commit no overt
acts of treason let them rail God forbid
that we should follow th 9 fpnE examples of
persecution they have, set ns.s Instead of
m1rderlug them, Ne they would murder as
under the circumstAnces, let ns meet the
venom of their spleea with contemptuous
laughter. Should auy of them, however,
thiuk of returning to rebsIdom with such
Information. as they may have been Lble to
pick up durtng their residence Il, ,the North,
We would not have. hem JTdak kea bdek. We
should cOustder it carrying tolerance too
far TO allow them to return home unques.
toned, with An extra amount of trunks,
in which caps, pistols, Plans5 aud heaven
knows what other articles eontraband of
war might be concealed Even 20 y rebel
relaItYs OF the consort Of The Pessident Of
the Unttsd States, We sholIdf6e unwilling
sto couceds the ptisilege 6tspassing beyond
the Union hhes with uuseaIehed baggage.
1t is possitlss ibe 100 gshtEs with very
malignant rebels.
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!.aP0NIANT mol SOLDIERS!
Ihose .haVlno Friends in dc ARMY

We call the attention OF all having relations or
TteTds in the army to the Jdct that OotAnusGSr-
mN BitterS' will cure uluetVnths OF the diseases
ipIuCsi xpOsure and priv2tiOns Incident 70 camp
liGS III tho lists, published almost daily in the
nvWsInpsrs, ON the arrival of tire sick, It Will bs
'n1ttcei Elnt very nFRS. proportion are suffering
from debility. livery case OF that kind can be
readily cured by HOOtnnd's German Bitters. Dis
eases resulting from disorders OF te digestive organs
are speetlily removed We have no hesitation in
stating that II these Bttors weTe freely used among
QUE sodOrs. hundreds OF lives might be saved that
otherwise would be lost
WO cali particular attention to the following re-
maEEnEIS Nnt wel authenticated cure OF one OF the
"has teen saved by Ehe Bitters."
ss -5t pHILADELPHLA, Aug. 2;Sd, 1862.
MESSRS, JONES d kVAEsr-HCll, gentlemen, your
HuOtand's q GeFman Bitters has saved my LIFE. IhSre
mistake in this. It Is vouched tor by numbers
OF my cOmr1IIleS como OF whose names appended.
and WHO were COgntsAnt OF nllthe circumstances OF
my case Il am, aud have been for the last four
sars, motnbcF 81 Sherman's celebrated battery,
and under the immediate command OF Captain IL. B.
A!etA 1htpnSn tue e&Posnro AtteldSnS upon my
Nrduous duties, was attacked in November last
with INFLAMMATION OF the lungs, aud was seventy.
two day tn this huspitdl rnis was i0llOwedU W great
dpbt1Iyy heightened by AN attack Of 6ysonteFy. a
then removed from the " ;IiLs House. and cent
to this city on board tho estate OF MAinOp from:
which iande the 2sIh OF Jun +. since that time
have been about Hs low as any one could be and
still retain spRrg OF vitality. For week or more
Wna scarcely able to SWnllOw anything, and ifI did
force lnOrsel JOWn It was lHlmsniately thrown np
again.
could not even keep glass of water on my
stomach. IlIe cOnld NOT last under such cIrcum-
st1ncsi and, accordingly, the physicians, who have
been working faithfully, though unsuccesSfuly, to
rescue me TrOm tne grasp the dread archer, frank.
ly told me thes cOul do moro for me, and adv. I'd
clergyman, and to make such disposition
rny limited funds "a best suited An naCqaint-
Nnce who vIsted ms ~ the hospital, AIR. frederick
tslubroWn, OI sixth street. below Arch, advised me,
tOrlOrh hope, tO try your BitteFs, anu kindly
procured me- bottle. FROM the time 4 commenced
taking Ehsiu tho gloomy shadow OF death Fscedad,
aud L Am now, thank God for it, getting better.
Though have taken but tWo bottles ItiayO already
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Rtom the Richmond Dlpatch, April 8.

Prom the Richmond Dipatch, April 8.
The markels remAin almost entirely un.
chapged. Many merchants continue to
take the old currency attbe rHteso Il three
for two, With the exception Of ,fivss, which
are held ou the same footing with the new
currency. A few merchants offer slight
Inducements ia favor of the new currency,
The martSstss have not .hsEl sui uticientsoppur-
slsni ayes f1I1eeQEerS irRm The tetardines
effects of the recent rains, which kept many
articles of necessity away, Il is confident.
~ expected that in a few days things will
be more plentiful and prices more inclined
TO fall.
Already, under the influence of the new
currency, prices have taken rapid strides
downward in several leading Southern
States. Corn is selling in Atlanta, for ex
ample, for seven dollars in the new cur.
rencyi -four. one hundred dollars; Irish
potatoes, fourteen; sweet, fifteen; coru meal,
seven; peas, molAssss, fourteen to fifteen:
rice, new, thirty five cents; old, twenty:
bacon, two dollars and seventy five cents:
lard, the samej sngar, three and halfto
four dollars. IL is time some like steps
were taken by the merchants of RiOhmond
which, unlike Atlanta, is almost entirely
Tree from the presence of an army.
We observe, also, that in Montgomery,
alabama, bacon and lard have fallen TO
SO 25 "A pound, aud 10 Mobile Sea bushel
Is the current price for eorn, when a few
days ago it WAS. $l2, aud FODDER, which
was $50 and upwards, sells now at So per
cwt.
On yesterday. we regret to say, The spec.
ulators of this city exhibIteda a most cruel
iy avar;cious disposition. Al an auction
sale, sugar was run up 10 So pound.
molasses to $5l, aud several other neses
sary articles were advanced ia similar
The practice of producing
petty panios at the auctions, should be
trowued down by all respectable persons,
or citizens, aud whenever exor-
hitant bidding is attempted, the party or
clique guilty Of it should be hissed, if not
kicked out of the house. -
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tion to march, eau project our homes
against tue small force they have TO bar,
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PRICEa.-Latgel size, holding nearly double
quantity, per bottle; half dozen, IS. Small siBA
55S Pet bottltS half dOIUn, s..
N tle HnIte SratssS aud By All the 0Fpggfsts 0Rd
DoaISrs IA Whe6ling. oetS-1y
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against tue small force they have TO bar.
FAss it. sVs
q. 1t willsupply Us with all the horses,
equ ipmeuts, clothing aud articles of every
kind needed by: cur 4oldiera. - ts--ss
b 2. sTbesrstaliatory stnhicttont of the hor-
rOrs of war will make the North desira
peace. aud make foreign nations ses tnat
we have the power. to annoy our enemy !,
and dispose them to recognize u.s..
1t will double our army, instead of
depicting il.
8. Twill end the war In onr favor in
one year,
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NO. 63l ARCH STREET
Prinespdl 0tiee Gi1d Rdgsgae.oTy,
JONES 3 EVANS,
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IsqceenOrs too n. Jackson s coal
PBoPREFols.
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RYHs NATtoAAI ALnAGAC Asp ANAL ,Rn.
ooED. PhiIadelphis: Published by. Geo.
w, Childs. Edited and coIlatsd by Wm.
Y. McKeS9S Esqs Lo6den3 NJ Tfubuer
Z 90. Paris: Hector Bossapge. San
Francissg A Roman & Co Square
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uoME INsuIsANcE COMPANY. o,
Al New York-PtHE AND INLAND. !,
Casa CAVlFAl (every dollar paid 900 900 90
Assets LIST July, 1855 9SIt t94g 90
The largest Caah Capital ur The amount at riSk Of
any office IN the Unitod SLitSs.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPLY
OF WHEELING, Va.
CAPITAL - 815o, ,OOO-
nIRECPnES. gs@

n. O ARTHUR Agent for paying Peusons Once,
No. l, McLuro House, ociug tne saU 0iFice ECrmery
occupied by Adams hkpress ConPany. nprl
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MARKErs IN rnR soura.

5. Il viii end the war in onr favor in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
QuARfsluAsTss.0vyn Oppics viasr DIVISION, I
wA,u,xoroy Cry Nov g. l0A

QuAIssluAsTss. 0vynaALs Oppics. vIasr DIVISION
WAsMxaroy CITY. Nov. ., 1854.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
to the highest kddsr al the time and place. named BE-
low, viz:
YORK. rernsyivsnis- THURSDAY, November II. 1894
LAHCA2TEk Pennsy lvAnis fRlpAl, November Is. lss<
EASTON, Psnnsylva THURSDAY. Decsmbss !, 1884,
Two husdted Cavalry Horses 81 each plscs.
Thsss Hersss have been eoadsmusd anA for the cavalry
service Of the army
ror rosd ard farming purposes many good bargains .sy
BE- had
Horsss sold das'y.
Sale to commence Of 10 clock q. IN.
Tslws. Cash VI United Stssss ssnoncy.
JAMES L. EKBN,
yslslsliR charge Yust DiyIAsp. y ", q. Y.
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financial.

T'HE NORTH AMERICAN a..
PETROLEUM. COMPANY.
THE CITY or NETWORK.
OFFICES NO. 50 wALLsrRrEr.
CAPITAL. sl,s5o, 900.
Ia5.oo0 SHARES; VALUE go EACH
PRESIDENT.
NOAH l.. WILSON.
VICE PRDsDKxf.
WILLIAM r. ROELOfSON.
FREDERICK sCHUCHARDT.
SECRETARY.
ARTHUR B. PROAL.
assgaAL SUPERINTENDENT OHIO AND VIRGINIA PRoPxs.
tins,
ISRAEL r. WATERS, MARKETS., Ohio
SUPERINTENDENT OF OIL CREEK PRoPsRrtHs
HERBERT KETTELL.
AfrosSsY
PJATT, GERARD BUCKLEY
5CHUCHARDT 4 GERHARD.
TRUSTEES,
NOAH l. WILSON President Of tho Marietta and Ciusi,.
natl Railroad.
FREDERICK scHUCHAaDT, of M-ssr.. sehuch.ra.L
Gebhard
Up GlRhUD FOSTER. of MesssA Foster { THOMPSON.
WILLIAM r ROELOFsON. No. 50 Wallet
HENRY MORGAN Of Mes.r-. M. Morgsa's Soma
WILLIAM BELL. ofAbram Bells Sons
WILLIAM II. GUION. Of Messn Williams L Cu,op
DAVID GIBSON ofMsssrs David Gibson L Co. Cinein.
natl. Ohio.
THOMAS 4. c. BUCKLEY. Of Mess. Psa, GerHdA
Buckley.
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WANTED-ln every State in the Union,
w CANvAssERS who have had ezperence with standard
works. and who furnish good reference to canvass for
entsen elegant octave volumes two voames which wh be
ready delivery early in December printed BY the famous
Riv.r,ds Press To Be- sold exclusively BY subscription
stating what large works you have eAnvasssd for and
what success you have bad, together with sfrronses
WANTED-A SKEIN SILK (PLAIN and
w BLOCKED) and COTTON DYER sarst elsss NAN
thoreuzby scopsintsd WITH NJ he improvements high
wasss and Nssdy employment gven 70 sstctory person
Address Bsx Ne. ], sos bssson rossOfhcs.
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DETROLEUM.
j WA0SIAF'F & 1OETCHICS
No. ~ BROADWAY. ROOM 30.
FOR SALE.
1000 SHARES CONSOLIDATED OIL co Paid 10
FIPTH Dividend for September and sl declare quarterly
dividend January
1000 share. SORrHRRSLiUHT p,ys3 pei Ct month.
1000 SHARES OCEANIC. Div lend paying
RYSD FARM. GERnANlA
MChISLEf, HiGHoAlE
MANHATTAN STORY hcCLTNTOCK.
Ais, REFISERi ia complete ~ofkis. ,dsr, Oh OIL
Creek. Pa Capacity 10 bb. p.r DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25
BANK o. rBE Manhattan IoxPASy,l
kEw.ioax, Nov. ). 1901.

NOTICE is hereby given that an ELECTION
~ for twelve DIRECTORS of the Manhattan company
viii be held at the Bank OF said Company. No. DWalst oil
TUESDAY tho 9TH day OF December between the hours
u II m. and .. IA. j. NJ. MORRISON President
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financial.
DECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY
IL OF CANADA EAST.

TRUSTEES:
Er Gov JAMES POLLOCK, Director United States Mint
Philadelphia
WILLIAM O. MOORHEAD. President Phiisdelphis and
Erie Railroad Company, Philadelphia
CHAS B. WRIGHT. Of c. b. wish. Co.. Philadelphia
HENRY SHELDON, of Stanton, Sheldon h Co, New
York
WILLIAM B. HATCH. o. FsirbankJ Co., New'York.
TB BUNTING Of T. B. Bunting s Co. New York.
LIE. CHITTENDEN, Qste Register Uailed S,a.ss TIE"
ury) of New.Ycrt.
Presidential. l.. CHiTTESDEN.
Bsnkers-FISK & HATCH.
General MISUNDERSTANDING RANKIN MP
Secre.sry-JO'1N NJ HOOD
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49s
MASTER COMMISSIONER. SALE of tn,

MASTER COMMISSlONERS SALE OF the
Nl DAYTON, XEEIA BELPRE RAILROAD. Quo -
the southern Drct OF Ohio made In certain
pendinr whrren Charles W. Rockwell trustee for the
mortgage bondholdsrs 81 the Dayton Xsns and Belfre Rail
road is ainsn and the said Dayton xens and Bepe
Railroad Cou pany and Others dedants rendered the
October Of said Court, A. d. 1856 James Iofbers,
Special Master Com missioner In Chancery by ssid order aud
decree appointed will Offer at public suction the door OF
the Court House in tie City Of Dayton, IN the County Of
Montgomery, and State 81 Ohio,
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY .. A. d. 1893,
at eleven III O'Clock in the morning Of said day entire
psr and entirety the described property TO
Wit The entire property aud Rood Of said Dayton Asna and
Bepe Railroad Company yng within and between said City
Fsyec in said stat. Of Onto including the risht way and
tie lsnds thsseby by whatever rh the ssns
holden by said Company tosethnr with the superdrctnrs
and tracks and all structure. thereon Of hind wssoev
Cars and rolling stock Of description all tools, impe
and ma,ers, aud oil shops and engine houses and all
lots and snd' and oil other tie estate and property Of ssd
Rsiroad Company owned and in use in operating said Raj
road owned and held r that purpose and all other the
rights privilege, and franchise: Of aid Railroad Company
Subject only the reserved In CERTAIN PcEpetus leases
made oy Hortlio o. Phps sud lsu Huffman amounting
10 the aggregate TO twsryes hundred and sia dollars end
nifty cents t2j ~ 1907 per and subject w the frau
ebs~ OF sid Railroad Company to be corporation
Said Railroad eomYlesd aud IN between said City Of
Dayton Xens iY Greene County, Ohio, distance Of
sixteen miles, nut hc any worn has been done the
residue Of the said compAnys railroad limo.
and will be- sold 70 hr highest bidder
less than hundred aud hy thousand dosTs (&5 ooD
thai being the minimum for which under sid decsss said
property be sold The purchaser will he required to
deposit in my bsnds At the time Of sale the OF hsen
dollars be forfeited in tho purchaser falls TO
comply with the further conditions wa That he shall pay
rsion Of such sale and the ressse Of such purchase
within ninety days sfer ssid eohAsnsto-shs sud bret
dsposit 10 be held a. part Of said Art Dsymsnt
JANIS L. T0RBERr' spsc'aI Master Comr
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DR. CHARLES. Lutte, PROFESSOR Of
aiss Of Pemsies HIS FEMALE MONTHLY RE0ULAT.
mo POWDERS. wsrsnssd safe and heshhy I'D 2 giys
have Ssen ssA thossands Of during the last eighteen
yssrs wthest .seos Of fsilors and nderssA ~ c
lie Oos No. slt Broadway N.Y. ssn BY ls'tsr rIss ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-25

RIO the POLICY HOLDERS Of the EAST
l. RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY.-PAsties holding
Policies Of We Isst River Insurance Company will please
Eisssss Hs Insursaes Conpssy. Ne - Wallet. TO 81.
change them tss esuotss II the stlsr Company.
w. y. USDGRuitL Psss>ssry,
NswTak, Nsv. n, Ne<
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UNITED STATES AssAf OFFICE,
NEvi DIX, sept q 1904
CIRCULAR NOTICE.-Noticc il hereby
~ given parties interested that for the purpose %
bling this Office make prompt Payments for bullion deposited
the Secretary oftho Treasury has recently transferred the A,
say Office Bullion Fund in coin. D-posito, ~ bullion will
receive payment Ia coins bars n, value
ofth@r bullion shall have been acsained from ~
to -four days from the date of deposit
GEO. r. CUNNING, Superintendent
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o., ,0l CO.. %
PHiL,DgLPHfA. November 9. 1864
I'll. Board Of i.-,o. have this day dee AIRED CASH
DIVIDEND Of TEN PER CENT ON ID. CAPITAL. STOCK.
and SIN FER CENT Interest the SCRIP the Company
PAYABLE and aeT tho Il, Of December proIno foo Of
National and state Tare- - .-,,
They have q 90 declared SCRIP DIVIDEND Of FORTY
PER CENT on the EARNED PREMIUMS for the year end
ins October D. 1854 cefhs,s for which will be- Issued to
the pae. entitled The same. aud after the 10, Of Deeem
Der proIim 10. free Of vat ona aud state rstes ..
They have ordered Also that the SCRIP CERTIFICATES
or PROFITS othe Company for the wear 1870 b, redeemed
IN CASH the Office Of The Company snd after lf
December pro1mo all interest thereon 20 cease on that day
~ No certificate Of profit. s.ucd under rs. By III. Act
Of INCORPORATION cericst -hl issue uurs. claimed
within yrs aer the ie:asou VI She dividend whereof
IA 4, evidence
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pUBLIC SALE OF THE PrrTsBURGH

l. AND MiNERSNILLE PASSENGER RAiLNAf.-rhe
undersigned OF the pressing nature Of h private
business, is compelled to make sale OF ina fhs0ufsh
Mnersvils Railway at Public Auction The Railway com
pses miles Of fiat nail nsle inel weighing ~ fts per
yard and ID miles II Trail pse nr) weighing 10 rs per
yard amounting IA all to 1881 tons There even cars all
with wheels - valuable Horses with all the
ssness blacksmith shop With complete set 81 TOOLS stables
with horse power for grinding etc. feel CUTTERS dea
stove aud everything necessary to carry Passenger ks
way succsssuy The entire Road the Of Msss
and Fourth City ofPt.bursh the ermnpsin Mnenve
now better condition than has been f years aud unde
careful will pay handsome dividend on Tie IN
vestuen The charter OF this road Il very hoeN one
giving the night TO charge higher rate of irs than any o'
Passenger Railway In The city. sn>,
Tho viii positively take place In tie city Of
Of the Commercial Sslss Rooms OF on IL ESDAf
Nov. - q II p M
Ters one cash. residue IN 10 years TO be ssnted BY
bouA and mortsase with interest 81 the rate OF per cent
pc yAbe ssini annually VIM n mLhhoH'
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DELLEFONTAINE AND INDIANA RAIL
ID ROAD.-Ths Second Mortgage Bonds Of the B'llslon
ssias cod IndAaa RsRosd Company ' % Redeemed PAR
STONE it, frs.sss, ci.y.l.ad oaio. Bond. may B: for
10 saesst vli tS rstsrued HENRY WICK rtss,prss,
Clsvslead OAie. Nsv. W. INA
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Drn Goods.

M T. HIGGINS"
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
NEW BONNKT ROOM,
NEW BONNET ROOM
NEW BONNET ROOM,
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY.
No. I26 SIXTHAVE. two doors from Tenthstl.
ELEGANT VELVET BONNETS FOR 10 DOLLARS.
ELEGANT VELVET BOSNFrS FOR ~ DOLLARS.
ELEGANT VELVET BONNETS FOR IS DOLLARS.
ELEGANT VELVET BONNETS Foh ~ DOLLARS.
LAVENDER ROYAL VELVET BONNETS
LAVENDER ROYAL VELVET BONNETS.
w. n. attention to these OF which have sold
lsrre uunbei They are the extreme and wei de
serve the attention Of ladies who desire something exquisite
Now styles constantly made up aud ready Tor sale
CHIIpRENS TRIMMED JOCKEYS snd TURBANS.
CHILDRENS TRIMMtD JOCKEYS and TURBANS.
CHILDRENS TRIMMED JOCKEYS and TURBANs
NEW STYLES JUST MADE Up.
PARENTS and GUARDIANS,
EXAMINE OUR lMMtNsE SIOck
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
VELVET JOCKEYS and TURBANs
VELVET JOCKEYS ard TURBANS.
VELVET JOCKEYS and TCEbANs'
THE LARGEST VARIETY IN THE CITY.
ALL SIZES, SHAPES AND STYLES.
FROM FIVE DOLLARS EACH, UPWARDS
MT ItIGGINS's
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
No. l16 SlXTII-AVE., two doors from Tenihstl
TIE car, from the Asos House and Canas pas tue door
Tell the conductor to lei you out at Iensh-s'.
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professional Notices.

A RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
~ .,d., "a insertod by DIS y BAUCH end r. 0OU.
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OyyrcE o. rms DELAWARE MUTUAL sApxrr IM 20,
PHILADELPHIA, November g. 1864
Incorporated 1885, , A.
V,HE FOLLOWING STATEMENT OF the
i AFFAIRS Of the COMPANY unpublished In conformity
with provision Of II, Charter. oe, A.,
PREMIUMS RECEIVED from November l, 1867, 70 octo-
On Marine and Inland Ri-k,........SR t.o1N
On Fire Rake ip'' 10 ,e, ,.x a.
PRyxrrns ON PoLIcirs no. marked q,
of November !, ls6J............. fHfH ~
sTr, III 50
PREMIUMS MARKED OFF a. Earned from November l.
1859 70 October ~. 1864: ,
On Marine and Inland Risks. .....$ bEbt ~
IN rue - sss ss1 %
IsrxHvsr drdns ssn,e peiod-Ssly -.,, &C
eyos, Sc......'''''''.''''''''''" 80 II
$6,2, 3t II
LOSSES. EXPENSES &c, during the year a. above;
Marine ard Insnd Navigation loss-. Slil l1i -
49, p,.,,;,,,.. ....,...,.,..., 2yz0t ~
~, I..,,a,... ..........,,... <t6s9 -
n 800 Chs,s.. 1864 ~
Advertising Printing &c 1870. '''' ID
sT.sc.-U. =. Tag on Premiums
Policy Stamps Sc, tc......... ll,B ~
EIpeaAe., SalaGies Ren Sc,.,,,'.'' I'"'W $1,000, =,
va ls2 81
.Ti. exclusive Of the ,moBn, reserved Tor Taxes Oh
Diviic.d. and froht'
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CONSTITUTES FURNISHED.-S600 will
~ procure Substitute for three years any District In THE
State By applying to G. L. MORSE CO. No. 1876 Sx.hsve
OF No. 1, J0i Broadway near Thirty hfhst
CT. MORSE L co.
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