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Imposition on the Eighth Avenue Rail-
road.

10 TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
ooh the Eighth avenue car this afternoon IL Sixty
ninth street. go down town, the faro Of which 10 siz
cents paid fares for my wife and myself On arriving
as Forty ninth street the horses detached from the
car, and no intmaon being given the passengers they
Immediately went out, and In 10 the car In 'front.' The
ssgrieved among the number. After riding some six
blocks the conductor demanded the fares The writer
rendered him two cents being the balance OF two fares
After paying ten cents In the previous car The ungen-
temanly ofncial handed me back the same two cenhb
and nothing but full faro would satisfy this high den
tary OF railroad notoriety. TO this demured whom,
ing do Of redress vamossd the rancho In die.
gust 81 such barbarous treatment The rest Of the pa
sengers paid their fare once more beng mostly Ger
msn' submitting 70 sni' gon inpssieea. Aee4 w
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the stolen property and from this FAC. the police made

Che stolen property and from this fact the police made
tho mistake
DANGEROUS ASSAULT.
Officer Quinn, of the Fifteenth precinct yesterday
rested Anthony straub, the charge Of having com
mitted feonious assault on Joseph wiesman, of es
Fourth avenue, during quarrel between the parties
The prisoner who had piece Of heavy wire in his hand
thrust end of 1t into Wiesmans throat near the
jugular vein. INJECTING very dangerous wound. Jus
tice Dodge committed the accused await the result OF
his victim "a ia iuries
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fFrom Fredericksburg lMd.) New Era, May ~.
Three hundred government horses sent 70 thi
district for gratutOus distribution. One hundred gav
the way apd two hundred have been distributed
the military posts in tie district and already dis
posed Of we believe
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POLITICAL.

ITO THE CITIZENS OF NEW YORK
i The undersigned invite their fellow citizens who ap
prove the policy and measures Of President Johnson And
are favor OF sustaining his Administration TO public
meeting Cooper Institute on Wednesday evening June
Eminent speakers win be present address the meeting
Moses II. GrinnsD, 7. B. Stilman,
Robert 8. Hone Henry N. Taber
Simeon Draper, Wed. W. Clarke,
Peter Cooper, Edward Larncd,
John Steward, Geo Cabot Ward,
Moses Taylor, D. H. Levin,
Chas H. Marshall d 20, VIM. N. verrniiye,
Geo. Opdyke, Henry 2: Davies,
James Kelly, Henry Clews,
WIN. Leinbeep, Jrs Denning Duer
Joseph Hoxie, Geo. W. Blunt
Guy r. Pelton. Charles w. GODDARD,
VIM. N. Evarts Waldo Hutchins,
Abram Wakcman, l.. w. Jerome.
Geo. 2. Bradford, Rufus Y. Andrews,
A. j. Dttenhoeier, Martin Thatcher.
Ira o. Miller Paul Sponrord
Martin b, Browns James Wsdsworth.
8. 8. Wyckoh Alfred Edwards,
John X, williams. WIN. Davidson.
Sinclair Iousey, r. NJ Wemore.
VIM 9 Dawson, Samuel J.. classy.
John u. White, Chas. &. Strong.
Isaso j. Oliver, Alfred McIntyre. q
w. " Alexander. Homer FraokiIp y
Chas Bell, James n Andersoa.
Chas y fohamuA, Geo. B. Deane,
ga n q. a -, ss' CeAs' .. P'nQknsy.
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Reopening Trade with Fredericksbarg,
sSr.

From the Richmond Republic May 90
new and elegant sidewhecl steamer, called the We
nonah will hereafter regularly the line between
Baltimore and Fredericksburg She started from bat-
Friday evening her FIRST Trip and 10 the first
merchant vessel 70 put the ancient Burg in direct
muRcsaon with the Northern world We hope the trade
Of the and surrounding country will authorize
an increase Of the number OF vessels plying thai port
, 1865-01-19

EveI since onr annonneement Ha; @ anat impses,aa .,a
he rest Of he academy troupe, snd that he would
give opera With these artists IN GhiclEo the pso-
element. cit Tier new opera house Is to open o.
Easter Monday; but they prefer to give u? Lent
nienery nh .ndaleence 5 nav aecommoaaie taem. The
Chicago gentlemen are greatly troubled about re
are saTy eaS md ean +. nscd s 9n a' nv oter
Ion than opera nights, and they hold that ttock
sTa Sh Tse ht ana 70 and nd
every dress1naker IS engaged ten deep. Thesc rn-
Fai ideas o. nannezs and CUSTOMS are
New York t6e Chicago people admit II to be the
only METROPOLIS ef tie country Ms ". wish =. them I
item posted upon I vi lie latest styles heic.-N i.
, 1865-01-19

In directing the attention Of Western capi-
talists TO the candid and satisfactory exhibit
Of the Petroleum Farms Association, We may
be pardoncd for q personal allusion to Wed.
W. Clarke, who ranks as the Lieutenant Gem
cral among all the big guns Of Petroleum,
and under whose auspices the aboTe-namcd
enterprise is presented to the public.
Three OF four years ago, while conducting q
banking business In one Of our Western cities,
his attention was called toan advertisement
Of the wonderful developments in the oil re-
cion. He was not exempt from the vulgar
than half inclined to regard its e1travagant
portrayal Of the new ou-dorado rs IN emana-
lion from the fertile fancy Of some Baron
Munchausen. On reflection, he voted 1t FoE-
Thy Of investigation md, as be never does
anything by halves, he probcd 1t to the bot
tom, and the result was an Investment which
enterprise and indomitable energy has dovel-
opcd into a colossal fortune, and given him
rank among the millionai1cs Of the great sea-
board metropolis. We refer to ills little
scrap of personal history not rs yindication
OF the system Of advertising, nor Jet by Way
of compliment to Mr.. Clarke, who has earned
the highest plaudits nc can bestoW, but sim,
policy and c1pcdiency Of a careful examina,
ton Of The Petroleum 1arms upon the actual
merits Of the enterprise.
The gentlemen with whom Mr.. Clarke Is as
sociated In the commodiou6 and admirably up
pointed Office, No. 10 Pine street, Familiarity
known Us the Central Petroleum Exchange,
arc men Of high character, and Of ample
means, md worthy Of the association they
honor. This reliable aud entcrprising firm.
holding scrupulonsly aloof from all clap-trap
schemes Of mere speculation, has found, ln
the legitimate development Of the mammoth
interests Of Petroleum, ample and remuner-
ntiyc scope for the exercise Of their well d.
rectcd energies, and with all the prestige Of
splendid success the name Of Wed. ". Clarke
& Co., gives assurance of character aad re-
,iabilityto any enterprise supported by their
endorsement.
The Petroleum Farms Association Is the
| best enterprise which they hayepTolected, and
| 1he names of the subscribers Indicate the
high estimation In which it is held. There are
stocks now quoted daily ut the Petroleum
| Board, and paying per cent month, which
this enterprising firm could not, In the frsa
| organization, consistently commend In the
| unrcserycd terms with which they present
their present enterprise. The writer hcreo
has lust returned from a protracted visit u
lie oil regions, and It is but simple justice tt
| saw that the exhibit Of the splendid propert!
Of the Petroleum Farms Association, as full.
SIT forth in another column, is more than sus
tanned By the actual facts; and If VIC had bu
| 81 GOO on earth, VIC should not hesitate to IN
vest It in this enterprise.
, 1865-01-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.


srE1soT1r1p, Jan. If. 1855
This morning Tho standing committees fopof'e1
40 Mr. Rehards, from the Committee I5anS4 Gn BanS4
. al ~ inrornnrafe ,he Star Insurance company
e. c.een -, ri aiaxander, regulating the trans1ts-
sion of messages By telegraph
4 mcssase vas received from !he aose14qf3 az
nouncIng that he had appointed GSotge a =. nas-
low private Secretary, and General l. H. na5nae'
0g3q ~ WnnteT' from tho Committee on Banks and
Corporation, a hitl to incoEporale the Chteago
Turpyercsn, with amenlneata-m.e - amenoment
insurance @ Company, With amendments which
were accepted. ,u,: Il. s,,+. r,.,-,,,co
Company, Aurora Iusnrance company f5anKnn la IN
Life insurance Company Al. aHatss, H, ps4t X t9t
me.,er1 TrsurpOrta,ion Insurance Company and
F,fHvcns. lila Insurance, with amendments-nll
laid m the tab]e, Mr. Eastman moved 70 taxe
tTnm the 1ablo and rccommit-trregulas. scat
ta1;nC and general discussion ensdeo, amounting
10 nothlngcyotes indicative Of nothing.
s'ena " A''S SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 18
In TIE HOUSE,. This morning, the Senate bill
nrnyidiuc an appropriation 70 prosecute the calms
81 he Stato against the United States, VIA re-
ferred.
notiiSing tho he appointment Of George Il. Harlow as
Resolutions were offered, rendering thank1 to
fhe soldiers for their services rendered. and con
dining viii bereav:d relatives. accompanied by o
list Of deceased tield ofllccrs discussion arose
Al to HE prorriety OF including tho line officers
and ptiyatcs in the l1st. Heier5ed;
A bill to reduce the Rockford city charter was
, 1865-01-19

e,pee our last rrpott Of the 2lst INST ths
vheat and our are moderate, and continue - taoWs
gradual falling OF. which. # ~ tho en III qu2aueI
known to bt adoat. Hnst shortly become 9t!t 1sse
marx d. Receipts ct othrr arttc e. arc 70 AMI
be trade hss bee1 quiet dutius tho week. Holders o.
WAS done At rathes better prices The cod Heat@hef @
has cau.ol / better demand for feeding stuas. ous
ii to-ds7.s market the Attendance WIS small. 4
fair aouaf Of buslncss dono IN Wheat A. an I'd
vance OF Sc to Sd per a0 ns over last Mesk1 PRICK
he quo!ed Cd deatrr homemade sacks AZ A1so nii!
CeTn l. IN improved demand. and \ ahsds ktxneE N
plice. FEr11 EAxrouL. sqH So-
The weather continues clsar and fro1ly. The t'nly
Baltic Wheat and some French Flour. or ofhomegrown
srAfn BY railways the arc f4r oWIns 70 shs
Intervention OF the Christmas hoIiaaJs business has
been restricted slnee this eay week: tbs tone has.
however been yeSy hEn1, AAd the tendency OF pccca
Of Al articles Of the trade las been upwards.
Wheat met in improved demand and An .dTancc Of
I'd 10 3D. 2Ag rs vas readily ohtalued on American
descrtptions-2s Sd. TO aDs 3D. being demanled for
anything choice tu Amber Spring; BAtic descriptions
we're held similar advance but this not free
i p.id Barley steady. and for the nne! sorts the
rhsnrsd: indian Corn Sd dcar-r Town.naade sscs
Eionr a. to IS dearcr, With good sale: similar sd
vance was asked on Foreign sack Flour and barrels,
| mt fhe sc,1,and waA not activB.
The Provision trade Continues q1lts. American
ButteF owir 10 N edrAnce ai s TO H. On Irish.
met rather 1nproye1 der aud u late rats. Cheass
s.ier aA0 AA'N 1890 SrR1i 4 CRAIG.
, 1865-01-19
A Remarkable Case.


MHsBRs. BUENETT & Co.:
Iscud you statement OF my daughters case. ~ re-
nuest She will have been sicA el1 years II abe ve4
until tho first OF August next; 1t times you would not
think she could tive ten minutes. Her distress would
throw her spasns and ns soon n she got breath
ale would 20 into aRother-&ometmea a hundred
times In succession. have known her to l2J ave
r;rh.5 and almost nve days without food OF drink.
She would lay In that MtuaHon perfectly nsenslo3e
she has had every tooth in hcr head taken out alnce
she became sick
Her situat1on and distressing sickness known all
over the tree States For nyo years have devoted
most Of uy time hcr-havn set up With her nom Is
Rpu 1ok O'Clock In the evening" to /, and O'Clock.
until birds begun 70 slng in the summer moEnlnS.
Hher her hair cauc on 6ho had been afflicted with
ncurx1xia in her head for three Teats- She had used
fifteen ge4lons OF tho best Cologne, TWENTY-FIVE oos
tics BsT Water besides many other powerful applic2
ttont. These with the intense heat cansed By the
PAINS burnt her hair badly that In October, l IT
all came OF, and for two years MscF her head wns -
smooth a. her face.
induced to try yorr COCAINE, and the result
tonlshlrg. She had not ussd tho contents OF hall
bottle before her head WIS coTczad with lne young
baIr. It would grow about IN eighth OF an Inch In
length md then come or It continued todo 10 at In
tcryas for fopr month"; when We discovered N isltA
tion Of the scalp.
ve nrocurel bottle OF Youf EALLlsToy, applying
II with SOFT MUSLIN CLOTH. still perseyerng with
cocoA1SE applying that with the hand, and they had
tho desired effect In four months her hair has grovn
eyersl inches IN LENGTH very thick, soft and line, and
Of darker color than formerly. When her hai4hsd
grown or 2K inches. never Saw splendid k2r,
thIckas mat and when parted 1t lay close to her
head.
She still continues to use the Cocoaine, and We have
but little fear Of her losing her hniz sheh finds the ka
lstou 30 refreshing and cooling to her head aayinR
the heat produced by pan that she would not do With
| oct It. With respect, WIN. 8 EDDY,
(OfWm. 8. Eddy & Son1
Manufacturers Of Cast Steel shores and Spades, Eaas
| MIddlcboro'. 3fnes.
JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., Boston,
Propttetora*
And sold BY an Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
1916 m-1teW-TH- .dp
, 1865-01-19
GOVERNMENT AGENCY FOR THH SALE
1F UNITED STATES BONDS.

The Second National Bank IL authorized 10 receive
subscr1ptoGs ta tho 80 Loan 1t par and scetued n
terest This loan II open tor investment N any sn
tha notes being i.sned denominations Of ~, $loe'
&o md &1Lto and zre convert.asa at the expiration
Of three years IRON 15E August, 1851 tnts 81 sold
besriug slx PCT cent bcnds. A commission o! per
cent allowed to Banks and BafkeFss and notes lot
warded bT e1pFeas free ofchar+e.
Tbs Bank alko deat1 in other o. S. seeR1isles ~
market rates J. L. ELLIS, President
3, l. TINKaAl, Ca1hler.
, 1865-01-19


There was good attendance On 'Chanee to-oay,
bat owing to the dullness which prefa'ts al tne
East, the general markets ruled weak and prices
were lower.
The Provision market was less active, and, II
possible dul1es than 1t has been any day tnls sea-
son. Among holders there was nImer leetns,
on account Of the report Rom baltimore thst GOV
c7nmcnt awards had been made for 1b,oeo barrels
prlme mess pork at $500; but there was little or
no inquiry, and the transactions were almost too
light TO establish quotations. Mtss Fork was en-
tiEely neglected. and In the absence Of any sa'ea
VIC quote the mnrkct nominal at S37.0o2S3'5o per
brl. Prime Mess PORK was also dull, anu VIC note
Ea1cs of only 100 brls at f34.0- BILE Meas Here
quiet, with sa1ea OF 10000 lbs at l1tc lot Fousa
sidcs, loose, and 1as4c for shoulders packed
Sweet picked Hams were In ou1 limited aeMano'
and 100 tres were soid At TIC. Long CUT Aams
we're In talt request, anu aooas Nv oo4es enanseo
hands at 1s:c, packed without sas. Lard was
dnll With light sa1es ot prime sleam lcu Lara AZ
201Ia1c, No I Lard at soc, and 24ic lor eho'ce
kettle Lard In kegs. White Grease IVES sold At
19c, and Brown at 15Ic.
Dressed Hogs we're in fair demand By shippers
md The market ruled tteady, with Gales at $l425{
15,G0- the great bulk OF the transactions having
been made ut $14.s3 and 1i75, dividing on 200 l5s
The market for High1ines was buoyant and ac-
tive, and VT note IN advance In prices oil 1GSsc Z
gallon, with sales Of t,7o0 bbls at 3a.1s9a.1S-
closing firm at Sa.17G2.!e.
Flour vas easier and more active, with sales Of
about 1850 bbls at s7.00Gss.5o for low grade to
choice spring extras, $1,000 for white winter cx-
tras, and <C10 for spring superfne.
Wheat declined 1iQl2c per bushel, and At the re-
duccd quotations the market was actlve, with sales
Of about IL, ,000 bushels at Sl.10 for No. ! HE'D.
$1.G5 for Chicago Extra, $1.619l.6s} for No. !
, 1865-01-19
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL,
uONET.ARY.
WrnSr4pAY EVENING. j

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, jan. 1s, 1866.
The continued heav,ness In gold contributes
greatly towards quiet money market. There Is
Iees demand for money b5 spectators, and
stroner distncliuation hmong bankers to make ad-
yanccs In the present state OF adaIr7. The In
creased easinees in the money market in New
York has aleo tended to the same result here. but
there is at the same time as much difficulty e1pe-
rfcnced among operators to get liberal accommo-
dasions, owing 10 the want Of confidence felt all
ore. the country In the present prices Of all kinds
of prodnce. The banks, however, ore supplying
their customers sparingly at 10 per cent per an
nun, and outsiders arc lending At 15Sl3o per cent
per annum.
Eastern Exchange il shade easier, but there is
no material change In rates. The banks to-day
we're buying at discount and selling at PREM
and rome institutions cold to each othcE at pal,
The dcmand is fair.
Gold opened today in New York at s1ea AMI
closed at sl:3. The following are the quotations
A,Jar~rrh Al }n 7oyrna Tnv3 hrrEpF.
, 1865-01-19
CHICAGO CATTLE 1IAKI1ET.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, jan IS.
HOGS-The market foS Live Hogs Continues dull md
depressed with Hight receipts. Packers ont Of the
MARKET and shippers not doing anything owing TO
the scantIness Of transp portatton. There Has not
enough done to- day to establish market. and We
quote 1t nominal at 10 eoa12 Is for common TO choice
Hogs. Eales to-day we're:
Sellers. Bnyefs. No. Az. Price.
r.. l. aIaory.....kent .............ts0 2i8 .$1l. %
u. ". Weiss....... Huntlcy,....... 49, 2i5 l:.e9
Bentley .......... .Stetts 20 2{6
CATTLE-Tha market for Beet Cattle continues
dull. Government contractors complain that Uncle
Sam Is rather diatory in niqudatins hl3 iehts and con-
6cquently Aley are ob'!ged 10 ''stop the machine"
Shippers are doing but little the roads blocked
with freight, and the Eastern market Will not want
any cattle to any amount, until the N!1dsc Of next
week. Sales we're:
, 1865-01-19

EWhcn the Diplomatic Approximation
bill came up In tho Senate on Saturday las1,
Senator Wade moved to amend the clause
making appropriations "tor diplomatic and
consular expenses in Mexico." By inserting
before the word "Mexico" the words "the
republic off, He said there were tWo govcra-
ments In Mexico, and We could recognize none
but the "Repuhlic' We had nothing to do
With The - Empire" Tho amendment Of Mr.
Wade was adopted. The Consular Approprt-
alton bill Vas thcn passed,
, 1865-01-19
Chicago Iribn11e.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1865.
MIR. HAXES AND THE RIVER CON-
HT1E.TrTIT.

n ~ ma
M'. O. O. na,es' Wv, conp ~ an,,,s,t;on 10
sPeeen ou 1ueo.as ,.,..aa e,.n.s' ~ of thirty
tus .t.,I ~ .~sa. pol - ,,.o-a~e thc ground
S4l'11"s o.t ~ s,o.ps,n0 chiraro river,
~ "otA I" pan m.,a. ,ua NO b. snnnosed to rep
~ ~ ~ ~ ,,toa authorities of the city.
sese.1 ~: ~ na,,o awakened from Rip Van
~ atpe1,s ,,- tn.t IN time tn o.x.r1ct an
""A.o o.1 ss ncceaaarv measure which he
4"i 49, 80 .rcra incanahlr of nttcr:nffne. and
As',a,. ~. .,sr ,re ,,nwi,,inr that anytody else
,,'e,,s "a stto,nn, Thc Pom of Rome has iust
-,ow talon IN q similar snasm. and ha, fallen
~ ,,orot,nr cver,l,odv>who toleratcs or in.
5n1oos ,15her4x of ennsc,ence. proving by
~ s'~.so,"e.n-a ,f,,aaaua ,nr,1orp AMI, n1css-
- a,st,c,,,.~ 4,,.t 1he tl,ino !, all ,Eronc. and
Uo 4ar. Il that ecns1hla
1nue' w ~ -. ~. ,,,,a4aon+,, can+r-r o,a
.nen, Aus " x-.s,,.a.,o, f-o7, 10 rr1rros,
ola"'n, ,,.4,. s..e..t,o, =, .,a ~ .. ~
"a' p3s 1e u.ss - ~ o,.,- oas ~
otne1' 4he Jul a..,,. .:a.;a,aa. . t,s-a
cnoE - -. ~ .s.,t, a.s.,sa ~at ,,a.o-
~ ~ <nan!3s ~ ,,nt NJ for 2ears ~ An t1is worl
y ~ ~. t.oaaauss - .,s,~ ,r,,a o,tv anthor,
un5 na's .s..s~a s - -. t,';s .,,h;o,t d.ofnosa
W. .1se os ,,,,-a.oes ~, - ts,c ..,tn
ana uontpuese I1.o .'..s.s., 1.tstes~ - 49,
out pata'4 IL tne 'aaA ,-5 - ~, a..a..,
e,s e"1' wv ~ assto,,a- e., ~
lima ~ H., I.s.. s - .o1s.s
peoWe' - ..o,. -.
u'"uI,' ss 49, aa-. ..a .,.a ~.
N colo "a.el va. .as ~ so1s, -na .Ic
re1'lnsA' 10 p''.u 4AsA4 w 80 =. =. ''".s-
aonatae"' - tl4e evuu'. = - .u'5
1ol tac lHoptsr "uen e41e4' n11A"4 u4o - -.
, 1865-01-19

Seeds in Philu del phia-Jnn. Is.
For Seeds the demand Ii good. and further sales OF
Cioyrre eed are reIortea ut $155o8 1850 from WAGON
md store the latter from second hands; Timothy
Seed at {65@$, and $50 bushels Ftaxsced At 81 bu.
, 1865-01-19

New YoEK, Jan. 1s.-The New York 1sasss'
Savannah correspondent, Of The 10Th, Gays spe-
from Tue authorities Of Savannah to Gov. Brorn,
relative to the return OF Georgia to the Union.
, 1865-01-19

Loss Of Three Vcssels-T1foe Others
ArFiye In the Rlo Grnulcs

NEW TonK Jan. 13-Wc have Havana dates Of
the 14th Nothing of interest from Mexico
The blockadc-runne Princess Royal, from Bos-
n!naa to Nassan was lost
Three steamers are reported arrived at Matamo-
rnB from Charleston. The Agnes F. Fry and Julia
Ncre lost trying to get out Of Charleston.
, 1865-01-19
COUMENCIALs

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. IS, 1865.
The receipts and shipments during the past n
hours wefs as follows: ....... -..-.
1EcE1rrs AID sMP1KN7s DURING FAST "a HOURS.
, 1865-01-19

mind for gold for customs duties to about half tho
average amount Of last year"
Nkv YokK sTock AAz18r.-C1os1nE prlcas tct
SSH, jan t. 1866. received by =. @. saltoassal 4
Co,.commits1ou, stock and bond brokers, 81 Ci,rk
o}r
, 1865-01-19

new ToRK, January 1s.-1he New York 1fi-
bune's Washington special says: "It is we'll
known fact that the taking Of Fort Fisher docs aos
stop tho blockade running into Cape Fear river
s41iear Admiral S. 2. Lee informs the Navy De.
purtment that resolution will soon be introduced
In the Alabama Legislature recommending return
Of that State 10 The Union. =
1Dutler's testimony before the Committee on
the Conduct Of tho War, lifts the veil which has
front or Petersburg. His testimony produced q
profound impression, and summons were Issued
for Grant and other high pnlcers.H
, 1865-01-19

Homo Tzanufncturcr*-Sp Cotton.
The Roston ssltr74ixer. Of The ID inst. con-
.o;ns w.. ons;h1. a a-t;c1a from +hc ncn nj
.ani' ~! oene'J.~ ~, a4. ~ - 49, e.
Mrs. CaFollne L. Dail, thc wei hno"4 oesfc
tary Of the Boston Ladies' Loyal League,
rrnn tfe ;mportance to the community Of fos-
,a.,,,.r ~ ri. .,,rticr1ar +,,n~ I{oma Mann.
cet.n5 ~ *'t.1 p3' -. -
1aetufe1s. ne pfmt tne artlcie oc4o"'
AMERICAN SPOOL COTTON.
No. 20 TAERES Avenue,
BosyoS, December 70, 1SGa
To the Editor Of the Boston Daily Advertiser:
Will you hermit nc 10 direct the attention of
vo11r readers tn lie spool cotton manufactured
1t The Hadicy Mills IN uolyoke. When d new
article is pressjur for q 1narkct 1t seems hard
r. vnrtb while n defer all mention Of It until
tRe nnh1icatjon of ollr report US a. committee.
II t{,c mills and stock,tilis eo1I1;any hay. in.
rcstcd nrnrly million Of dollars. and they
eTncct To tn, n ont I'D. 90 dozen spools daily,
It is nj rrcat imnortance to AmcIican women
to Gare fhis Tarticular manufactured rer-
t,.ctt;
Not cn1v fs rottdn ininred br crossing the
ocean. hut its strength is materially dimin-
i,1,c1 hy thn length of timc which eLlpseS be-
tween Il IT, m man,1;sctnre and its use. Xii com
1,nniee fhat use Re,ying.macbines have also an
fntrrest involved. II viii be a ereat conye-
n;rncr for snch comnan1ps TO order an unlim-
tied sunn,y Of thread az the cxact sizc they
renuire. Which caunot be done with ease when
III order ia t1ans-Atlnntic. :
Thnse 1adIes Who stiII clinc to tho idea OF
1oxnr;nr fi,e nrtce Of goli may be elad to
know that millions arc e1pazted annually to
-, "a. -,,,,1 ,at+or Nnth}nr INT n fho1tsh
, 1865-01-19

Deuth Of u Musical Writer.
NEW York, Jan. 1S-Wm. Il. Fry. the compos-
cr, and long connected with The New York 1FbAl7s
died at Santa Cruz Dec. 21st.
, 1865-01-19

MISUNDERSTANDING at Wilmington
Alabama Proposing TO Return TO the
Un1on-Sen<atfon Caused By General
BNflersx Testimony Before the 1nTcsS
tfgAtluG Committee.
, 1865-01-19


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