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SECREF DISEASES! SECRET DISEAsRsi
SAM ARITA ANS GIFTi
SAH4RITAN'S GIFT
THu MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER US

SAH4RIIAh' GIFTy
THI MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER US
Yes, A Positive Cure"fer
GOEORHGA elect, STRUCTURES.
Contains NO Mineral. no Balssm, no Mercury
Onlr Ten Pills to be Taken to Effect Care.
They are entirely vssetabIsi having t no smell nor
juIe the stomach or DO xela Of the NEST delicate.
H1s
of the University OF Penns ania one of the most
no ExFosuRE. NO Trouble 10 cHAEGE wa4Tsvss..
Let those " no have desraired OF getting cured.
"si'D- SAHARITAN'S GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Priee-Mals packages, 81. Female, IS
BLooDt BLo0DN BLooD!ti
TET ST FSsskfs DI nGIi sE Fl
SA-hARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES
sosF ksb EI RsE iSss fe
mort potent certain and eteSt1sl remedy .yss
and Taxi hen Of this DGFyns RENE
'sry that for Do ssii so 2sa
ian
win emSv s a Est th bad Of s the
the RooF IN HIRE
Wit w.t. naR p bs.1ss as
Debility and for all plants dent to the sex.
Sent By express. Price 81 q bottle. or bottlea
iof ~ sAMARITAN's CHANcRE WASH.
Price Is cents Full directions.
DESMOND 4 CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Post
Sold by g. CALVERT FORD. crrnsr llth st. and
"A aE ESHRSe COOK. Alexandria. may s-n
VRIEsEMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat:
the Ecole De Phar masie de Paris and the Imperial
e9liege Of Medicine, vieena: p.,.,
system. Tresmar No. has nsirsiy sapsrsedsa
mar ss tbs ass nj al ImpsTi
the use Of and ali other deeterious ngTs
Able Lazenee. secured from the effects Of climate
and changes of atmosphere in tin cases. at So each,
four IS g. bvasa doses as sa
ministered BY Valpeau. saliamands, Rou1, &c.,-
wholesale and retail BY DR.. BARROW. Ns.1s
b! fs bs had also Of O. FORD. No. 900 Pa ave-.
corner lith street. sep9 6n
". CONFIDENTLY.
R ssis nn ss%
ness plessure or the duties of married. life, also
,oHh the
their years before placing themselves under the
sTET & Married. Ladies se .
sSonethdps of Importance by psrusins The Secret
Sent to any ddress. in a sealed envelope en- re-
ceipt of Twenty Ave Cents. Address
Oh. OHAS. A. STEWART CO.,
deH1y Boston, Mass
HAPPINESS OR IsEaY.-THAT is THE
II Z UE. TION-The pro pristors of the - PARI-
SIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOMY, and
MEDICINE" have determia ed-reeardless of ex-
pense-to issue, Free for the benefit OF suffering
humanity four OF their most Instructive and In
teresting Lectures on Marriage and ITS eualihca-
tons Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, In:
digestion, Weakness, Depression. or Ignorance &
lectures have been the means Of enlishi eniue An
saving thousands, and will be forwarded tree on
Parisida Cabinet u. Anatomy and Medicine: SoS
Broadway. New York. ID g-ly
A NTI-sLAVlRY MEASURES in CQNGR1ss
IA Hv Henry Wilson The Merchant Mechanic.
a Tale Of " Ne. ngland Athens.n By Henry a:
Hove. Gupshot Wounds and other Injuries Of
Seyls FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GENERAL GRIERsoN's RAID-Immsnse De-
Strucf,on OF Rebel i'roperty-The War Depart
corning General Grierson's expedition, which
resulted In the complete interruption OF the
epemy's communications by the Mobile and
ONO and the Mississippi Central Railroad
About forty miles on each road is DESTROYED,
including large number of bridges, teiegTaphs,
depots, switches. turntables and water tan KS
four seIylceable locomotives that were under
gong repairs, about one hundred cars, pile
driver and an engine seven hundred TAT hogs
and very large amount of corn and wheat
was captured, and LEGO stand of new arms
were DESTROYED at Egypt, in addition to 1000
army wagons, mos. of which had been cap.
1hfed from General Sturgess. Major General
lana beiieves that this expedition in its dam.
portance to none that have taken place during
the war.
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CRIRF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
II az " ASHIAETnH.

WAsHIEGTON. u G., January 4. 1864:
All dealers in Drugs Hardware. Lumber, Leath-
er, Office Fur nituTe, Harness and Saddle y, are
quested to send 10 this efice, on MONDAY of each
week sesied proposal or list in dnpiic1te. OF the
articles they are prepared to furnish this Depot
az ehort notice with the price of each marked in
plain 6gures. that, in case the eIisencies OF the
service require it, the article articles be OBJ
tanned without delay ard at the 10 west price.
D, sIers Wishing 10 Sell to This Depot viii be re-
Qursd to furnish the list pupct ally syar Monday
morning D. 81. RUCKER.
Brigsdier 6ep1 and Chief Q. NJ,
1ep5u Depot OF Washington,
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oRe NEW BOOT AND SHOE ETORl! aaaA
VES CHAS. b. BAYLY CO., YSy
49, 27s PsHssYLYASIA AVENUE, F0o
Bet. 18th and 18th sts., near the Kirkwood House
Would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public. that they will open
On MONDAY, October II, 1854,
A fine and new sssortrn emit of
LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND
CHILDRFE'. BOOTS AND SHOES.
made up in the Latest and most fashionable style.
We will sell at reasonable prices, and hope. by
trict attention and integrity. to merit fair shar
Of the Public patronage.
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies
Department of the business, and We can safe,
boast of one of the finest assortment Of
LADIES BOOTS AND SHOES
in the city.
CHAS. b. BAYLY & CO.,
oc l4-tf No. 27s Penn Az, bet litA and 18th sts
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.S s rom North Calvert s'stion. as s:Ii.-,.;
Hsrrisbars tceo@nsd.tien. .---:--.,-s F. y.
fitssb bna r and slmIp. II:
THE s15A; n. TEAM r. , From ROM WASHINGTON
'f fer PittshnTsb and the West md fsr Eimrs.
d'is0A' for eri New H'f YAK CITY Hst''' and
rHn.so P. NJ rRAIs PROM WASHINGTON
for Pittsburg and Erie
THE e.45 P NJ: TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
and Elmirs. viihon,. change Of
ssri tos ss Gi nsH laf It c Riis1fsA
and 81 Louis and At
ElmirA. for Buffalo,
Syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN on SUNDAY.
Leaving Washington At 3 o clock r. b.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
eoLDIERs' TICKETS At GOVERNMENT RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
HYor Tickets and any information apply at
tie once Of the Great Route
.ns Dspe. House No. ass ST.,
aeAr New JERSEY avenue. wasngEs2na .aay
supsrintenden. 9; r.
Passenger al and rieksi Assst.
JNO. GiLLETT, Passenger Agent. corner o. a
street and Pa ave. dec 10 tt
PHILADELPHIA STEAMERS.
Bif nd sns ea
TxdAtsnsISGfoE and ID aaEoRaS 4 ess9aRe
Steamers hayfower, shiladslphis aud George
q. stout.
URDAVS from No. North Wharvas, Philadel
phia. and No. 50 Water street. between Congress
and High. GEORGETOWN.
Tor freight apply to -
No. SO Water street, georgetown.
Agent In Philadelphia, WIN. P. CLYDE. II
North Wharves
Agents in Aierandria, FLOWERS & BowlN
mol Kinest nov3-tf
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

n NO. I6 MARKET SPACE.
~ To make room fer
SPRING GOODS.
will sell MY entire stock OF Ladies', Hisses' and
Children q, ents and Boys'
BOOTS AND SHOES AND RCBBERS
at Discount Of
TEN PER CENT ON ALL SALES.
until February 18th next.
An early call il solicited.
J. ROSENTHAL,
Ne, lG Market Space,
ian 1o-Im Pa av bstween Sth and 9th SITS.
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COSTLY DWELLINGS IN NEW YoRK-The
New York correspondent OF the Newark AID !.
vertiser writes as follows concerning some OF
the newly erected private residences in Go.
than:
The style and magnificence OF the new dwell.
ir z houses in the upper part of this city surpass
belief. Two or hrs 9 inst put upon the market
on Murray Hill are valued at $50. 90 and S7u-
" each, and if rented. $4,000 annually! They
are elegant houses, yet only twenty five feet
front, though finished with black walnut from
basement 10 attic. The largest houses, price,
reach Sl00.tG0 to Sl50,t00. One of this kind oc-
cnpied by Mr. Bennett of the Herald, on Muir
ray Hill, Fifth Avenue, with spacious stables
corner of 33d street, is said to have commanded
S2oo,Cat! The new residences combine every
imaginable convenience and improvement
"Dnmb walters" go as high as the topmost
story, end in addition to food and crockery they
daily transport, all the coal and ashes and dirt
which ip most houses are carried up and down
by ''sturdy Bridget are transported on this
most onveDieEt wooden waiter. Some OF the
mantel fire places cost $1,000 each, and the gas
fixtures and furniture 70 match would inyoiy We
an additional outlay of at least l5 900 more for
each house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-11

171HuRST0N'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pew
i DER for cleaning, Identifying and preserv-
ing the Teeth and Gums This elegant prepare
'''' - '''' p. %. WELLS Il co,
"a New York, Proprietsrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-11

INFAN1 BY TACTICS By Brig. Gsnr VIM
Caseyi Infantry Tactics. vols. sfo.tIs Infaotryy
Tactics Infantry and Rs ras or sol .s
fro. rs Monros's COMPANY Drill and Bayonet
Fencing LIE Gals school the M. aa ssnaot
Msnmrrra. 2yondon. Cautions for Com sny and
Loaaon M G5i Manusl for r.
ne Ell bS, Hnndon. Nations Light Drill, London
Mnnnsi OF Portion D,ill, London. Busk g Tabu-
lar UempAA' FRANoK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-02-11

MMotoLitaH HofaI, late Bf0Uhs. no
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
novl.n Washington. d. O.
QUEENS OF SONG Being memoirs OF some
NJ of the hi st celeb female vocsiists, from
the earliest days of the opera 10 the present time
By Elien c. Clayton. 1 vol with portraits
Arctic Res, arches aad Life among the Eseui-
msux I'D The years leoN, 1851 and 1862. By Charles
Francis Hail, with maps and 100 liastrations,
dsH FRANCK TAYLOR
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ed ee and belief the above named gusrantors are
good and sum cient as suretiss for the amount for
which they offer to ee security
To be Ger tilted by the United Statas District At
torney, Collect.r Of Gu stoms or any other OH ser
npdar the Unit,d States Government, respoR-
'i'i' ~ ''A nav D. Fl. RUOKER.
deNa If Brisadier General ana q. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06
Decrease. .........,

Messrs. Stephen Colwell of Philadelphia, and
David A. Wells Of Troy, Commissioners appo.n ed
by the President in accordance with IN act Of the
las, Congress to examine into and report upon The
WORKING of the Internal Revenue Law, are now III
Boston, having concluded for .hc present Their SEES
s,ons in New-York. Their purpose Is TO meet gen.
tlomon connected with Tho leading business in
terests Of the country, and they seek advice and
Information from al quarters Mr. Colwel is an
old iron manufacturer, and both he and Mr.. Wells
arc men of marked intelligence and large intorina-
ton. Dir. Hayes of Chicago, the third member OF
the Commission, is not in the city. M
The Richmond Times of tho Goth instant says;
Tho old Fafm.Is BGck VI Vrgini IL soOn TO resume
business as The Farmers National Bank If Richmond.
With a ca pitL stock 81 &2sQOO1 The subscription LIST
is oieu and ie beng rapidly tcd up by tie names
Of oar principal merchants. lLc bank viii resume
operations under IL sold and wellknown officers.
The Chicago Tribune rays:
Tie money market on Tuesday did rot show az many
SymptOus Of t,Igency un Sturdy last, hut II was.
nCerheiess comfortably close. lie demand was de.
cidedly more active and greater amount Of produce
paper wa offered than for time past. There pns
however better disposition on the part of bankers 10
meet eTeqnremeCts Of trade AMI cOInWe roe and first
clfss papr was generally gecep,ed at 10 per cent per
snnum. On The sueel second and ti-clss, paper rs
e'sYnInl ~, ~ per esst per pgntl The market
40 fnr empty. was ensY bur somewhat irreQnlor
tond lots were sod by baukers oeach other SOC a
GiscoaIt per thousand but TIC regular rates nj Inc
banss 10 ther eustpeis was Ito discount wing and
par 10 Ito premium selling.
The Cincsh1afi Ce@neercialof Tuesday, says:
BANKERS to-day in some eascs refused ROOD ou,sids
raer having 81 Jays 10 run. hot because tLe Ind not
he means at band, bgt beeagsf eose money matkcl
"a hon NANCY M he more valuable tim "A IA nos. and
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.W.jE,s:.,,:SS,;!Sp s z u. ,,.,.}N


PROPOSALS for FUNDING CEKIIFI.
J. qCATEsoF INDEBTEDNESS. coAfoono ANIL"
EST !N0IEe Az .fiSHap SAS NSAfA-"J - -,
authority contained in the hrs scoou Of IN AcE o.
entitled an Act to provide wsJ' and means 20 ",
Government approved March 1873 which pfono.s aN'"s
other things that any ires'ofy Votes
bearing n'Trs" 'ss"'" un''' any ' , :. .,c.T .on
discHtion OF the secretary '''"e ."-'"!
cent OF tho holder o" eoh'e'sa ny" my a'".'p = :,
su'horzsd oy o'a "s'' h'''e' y "e'''' w.
Certificate. OF 'haee'eaAes' ""sn "''.'' "a
Of January next OF Compound in'ee" NOES Ane
two year Treasury Notes, Of The readne" Of 70"
TO give In eIcbsngr for them to me eITn. r'iy
dollars, SIX IT cent fiys1wenv re" D'.u' ~,
cent premium th' 70 ~ one nu"u'' 49,. Ia
-. I, a., .,.,.io, =, I'D. ,,ior IN this frat DAY
ne,.s' p'o'ue' 'n' '' - ~ '''t' ~ ~
=, q, ,,.h cs,,,ss,,,. and note.
80 =, a. nn, o., No, ,,num p.ysbl, semi.
-" -, ~ ~ C., a.. NJ N.x .,A Novetnber
snpp"aV .n'O"' "V ~ -. - A.. o.,.,,,,.,,
anu ~hi W 'eu' ea"0' -. 49, a.. Ara
shef n'e Jea'' '". in''''' - 'a'NIf l- q lI ~,
dsy Of November 1868 .ci. ,la.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06
THURSDAY, Oct. 5-P. d.

Gold confines firm, opening at liCt, selling as
Aigh as lf7!, and closing lsfi.
Government stocks are strong, and for Old 5-2Os
there was good market at 1877 aiOSi, and for
New at 100. The 1905 are firm and find ready sale
ut quotations. In Border State stocks no changes.
Ii railway mortgages little doing: Canton Com.
pany and Cumberland are wholly neglected by the
public, and only supported by a small clique. The
solid coal shares are higher, Delaware and Hudson
rose 81 per cent, and Pennsylvania Coal q.
Quicksilver lining Company rose Il; Rail
gay shares have been much excited ard the
sales very heavy Ere sold as high es 93l, md was
In good demand by strong buyers. The recent sale
Of bonds enables the Company TO, pay of oil its
floating debts and 10 devote large TO the com
pletion Of its double track. Hudson River was in
demand. The dividend of4 4 cent Is a small pro-
portion Of the profits OF the concern, which VIA
aeyer making SO much money "a now. Tie excite
ment in Michigan Southern continues, and as high
- s. was paid, and . cent difference between
cash and regular. Reading as largely dealt In
All the Western shares were IL demand. Clere-
land and Pittsburgh was in rrrIvst, Under p,r.
chases in view of the annual election
At the Second Board The market was, STEADY OIL the
Eew-York roads and Cleveland and "ittsburgh.
The balance Of the list was dull and fraction
lower After the call there was sharp lully in
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, which sold at S.. The
balance of the hist improved in sympathy, and
closed steady In tho street the market was firm,
and closed with an setiyo demand for the leading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06
p,,,,d,uphir Ca,,rc rlarlcs.-Ocr. 4.

Tho arrival Of Beef Cattle this week has begn lafr'
srno,n,ing TO gg)) head. Tie n,sket was dun sd
pd,es lad dowiWsrJ tendency Common and iss nof
.oA al from % ga r 100 10 Erd .2ol prime and sIra At
from & "A 10 I 10 ana ~ -
sB.tp1hs msft - wasslsc wen stocked and there W..
lea &c witty than dpfig the pat tho ses tnopntrd
80 head, * ,Tgn a 10 &C. 70, go-, ncs flns 10
eial ~ Stock Sheep aul Lambs remain o. iomsr pcl
IoG.-Te supply Of ilogs amounted TO 40 MD tiry
w.r In demand sud readily todNt nom TO- TO we 40
m net The Ipst,t closed hrn,. ......... 80
ogs-Tle deifnnd to- cow. contct good and prices are
,il Ady,nene 10 hesd her, cid at stVr $40 Tor spfing~'
ud s6d : ilU Tor COW md cali
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financial.

DysIoE o. TINS CL.vKIAxp AND ToL,po PArLHoaD co.
I.HF rg.rIH g. CLRtgLAsB, u. sept. - 1874
NESSRS. WELLS. FARGO ~ Co, having
IVA been sppolntrd The TRANSFER AGENTS o. tbs
oIapary g. tiy Of NewYofk AL ansfrrs stock the
Co upsny will he made at uer Office No. 81 broadway on
and .hef Monday Octobef9 1873 Tbs TrrnrG Agency ~
m. a. nfiensl National Bank will be disronnued and
amer Mo- day. October 1868 By order Of the board OF o
Iss,ors ~ .fJ wM. y STANTON, Secretary.
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Deb '- FUNDING COMPOUND INTEREST MONS. ias1
Tur FEST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.IoKx- No. l4V
Bro,pwsY, fscn AGENT AID UNITED STAYS DE
yosI1onY,-FhisB Bank viii act AZ Government Agent
for funding tie COMPOUND Ibteres Notes into rev So
Bopes at the Treasury prize QO3 OK Nov. 1rteresD.
Interest ON the Compounds will DO made up to Novem
Der LIST rr.t Ii .' lo.@
TIE ,oGo Bonds will be ready abont the 18Th INST
The smaller Bonds about the LIST Of November. M
quarter of one per cent commission wiz DO chargeo
for iunding and delivering the Bonds here. ~
..-., .....i.s...I GRO Y. BAKER Cashier
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rsrceinin OF l,ro,ircc.

OcT 5-202i3 bbls. Flour. 2'3 bhls. WHISKY. "3D
bbs Corn Meal $50 tush. Wholt 80 900 bush. Corn,
ca ca bush. Oats l6 657 bnsh Rye 1887 busl. Malt,
.3l7 bush. Barley, lij ykgs. Ashes 6lJi pkgs 10
tfo.eum. 262 pigs Lard, 30 pkgs. Provision. 3ssJ
usgs Butter.
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ornc. o. aTnx Hrsvoon Mrsrsr 50; swsl;', /


NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ described sHARRs Of STOCK ofT,lE MSWoDp
MINES hay. beri forfeited AMI VIII be- sold a. fonhe Aue,
,,o a, The Office Of tho Secretary 81 tie Conn any 70
ali st. New Yors. SATURDAY. the IGN day o. oc9'
her 6i at !. O'Clock noon, ipr tue non'paymens Oh ih"
Dor NON u ll..s-ns due January iS 1907 snd
June ~ iS65 u 3 each per shsrc. -, -, s,.,..
C~uiessu No. o. IN name ~ O. D. BUSHNELL io' $50
1ti. Cert .hcste in po.s.ssicn OF Company. r., ooo
Teftif esr Ma % IN % A. q Cover'ry TOT h'N'
sl.f.. III. Cestihr str 70 possession ofCoipa.y
C.rtbe ,e No a. IN OF A H. Crrrn. iuf W
No. 81 Ia uaas Of Jossph onlsr Tor 1'o shares
C,rtiaca.s No. ~. IN Bans Of J. " williamson "' ~"
T.riecs, no. - IN rsme ofevi p'ck,on, fof 700 sans'
For Of In.,smsn, due June ~ 1902 oil ~
GET shsse: -, 4, so,.. 10, sfa sh.rr,
Til. C.rufc. ate In pp~.-.siop Of Company r., N,
Ger ihc4i. No ~ in 81 rprneef la 'e 'of ''
el,.r,. Ths Ger GcAi- Ia po.ssssion Of asInp,ny
Coz l6e.e 30 H. # yDe. r. k-rf ior 20 Snss~
crf6css No Q? n anie Of John Jesn.pi iof 80 epne
C.rtial .s No 81, IA OF The- b 1rotssf i'' "
Shsfra d.. -. IL A. f.N n, TO-. a., ion sb,,..
cerifru~ No - 81 sta- Of u &, Levy Tor Ivy Snr
C,rlca,e No ri IN nsuo efRob. Sclal i'r ln shHes
C.,ee.- No a. an OF lht scha'l fof % Snu.s
C,Ge.e No. Is Ia anne of w. p Langley Tor w rbhsH
'' 'f'e' - N'' JAMES n yoUH0. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

-4l I lOsyios OF THE PANAMA RAnnoAD ConPhsf
Tontina BuidInar W sIs New YORK. sspt ~ iseS
q fTI DIVIDEND, --The Board OF directors
hay. hi. day des CENT on on. s 81 s, s.
h,r, Of The rosd FOR he thee months ending 3oth .t apd
rWO q, pr CENT DOT Of the esr,nss OF teAnes ssny
sentative, on and fer the 5th October next
Ths transfer books Win b coaedom The evening OF zoe
10 no tt'| 'DS'''S'"'-d- HENRY SAITH, NsssursG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

E,OR SA1IE-S300. 900 NEW.YOIK CEN
u TRIAL RAILROAD SENEE PER CESr CONVERT
BIZ BOND3 OF taTd Apply To LANES H. BANkEKi
the olioe Of r. l.. Cutting Co, No. 10 williap,st,
TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs, j. +.
j MORGAN Co. LONDON (sacee-sors 70 GEO
EABODY 4 Cob available i'm the principal cit'ss VI
EUROPE and tho EAST, issusd by pABNEY MORGAN
l. "a, Ne, - ESehaDsc- plsca y 80 fuglarhlut .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-06

stuck on hspa and on cupboard not cleaned !.
III Sent % 1865. -...--.--.--...----V
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TIE CRoToY NATIONAL BANK of the City OF
New. York Designated Depository and finaheia'
gent Of the United States. ,,l ..'
- ~ No. II NAssAU-sT
THIS Bunk Is prepared TO receive accounts rop a
Ranks. Bakers aud others. on favorable terms anu
viii as Aecrt Of the GOvcrnpent attend the eosver'
son OF Compound Interest Notes. &C., into the per
cent 5-20 Bonds rtLoai charge. ,,,
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Sss:E:ss s e: ss y.

Total, ''.'''---'--'., WY
Exported TINS G.o-lsin
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.


O Sos, 1881, reg. Fourth Nat. Blk. Mich Central
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u n1 ,n,iW CoMpoUsp INTEREST No1rs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-03
How it w orks.

Although the tactical workings of
AboIllohiSm is ginning t. tell upon the
aborlng classes Of our plupIe, while the
government Is Ike, ping hundreds of thou
sands Of Southern r,groc- at public ex
pense--taxiug the whiJu loborers, t.
cIothe and feed them, thousands of others
have been turned loose to starve, steal or
c0mp pete with the white working men.
Al"ng the border States they have gather
ed III such numbers as to literally crowd
the iaborlng population out The effect
is, the piicc of lbr has been reduced to
such a degree That working mru are in
danger If ctual starvation. Wages that
a few IN uths an CT hanged from two to
four dollars per day, NV average from
fifty cents 10 one dollar p Z day, and this
just at the :, a.un IT ,ha wear hen the ~
cesrltrs Ut thc lAhnriug masses arc u, crs-
>ar1 y greater Ihan al any otnrr 1t i
30 wonder "e HcHr compiatu :, ~ wuHd,r
our Xchang 5 ar fl Vel Win hr,rt r. u.
dIHg "ccouuts ri mI,,r, and gatherings
hnd dcStlutInm arnUng thr prplcr class of
whites. The foil wing jrom the Bali-
uore GnzcHe will give an idea # what
aHrliIonlsm has ,"ue for the mechanics
and white nburerS II taat city 1t viii
be the same elsewhere au.ulr all Is set
tied
The diff ultie, which have existed for
Seme days past betweea the white att col
nr"d carpenters, jnners and caulEers, on
FtlTs Point, are assuming IA more formida-
bic and extended character than before.
On Thursday night, meetings were held
among the white mechanics, aud an invita-
ton having been extended, representatives,
from the various yards iu South Bati-
more, who had previously held aloof
from the movement, met iu council, and
it was decided to jim the strikers in an
effort to put down negro labor. Accord.
ugly yesterday the strike became general,
and all the white mechanics in the city
engaged In the branches If trade named,
ceased work and declare they will not
labor until they have some sort Of assur.
ance from the employers that the EN-
ployment of negroes shall be stopped.
Their proceedings were characterized
throughout with the srictest decorum
and good order, no threats being made
nor intimidatious offered, and they even
90 SO far as to consent to resume work
with the blacks on condition that they
receive an assurance of the gradual removal
of the now engaged, Anticipating some
difficulty, Captain Lynch, of the Eastern
district, sent several squads of. his police
men to prominent points but their SER
vices were not required, as there was n
the slightest show of disorder among the
strikers. AS yet the employers have taken
no action, except that already noticed,
of refusing to comply with the demands
of the strikers. - BeHeJonte Wutchman.