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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-25
Ihe following is the section of the law of 1857,
referred to in Mr.. Chase's letter;

The BURNING OF THE MAIL AND BAGGAGE CARS ON
THE PENNsYLvANGA RAILRoAD.-We learn the fol-
lowing particulars of the burning of the mail and
baggage cars on the Pennsylvania Railroad, on
Wednesday night, from Mr. Browne. Postmaster
in this city. The train was about two miles this
side of Huntingdon, when some cattle were seen on
the track, supposed to have fallen from the cattle
train which had preceded the mail train but the
engineer did not see them in time to stop the cars
therefore the locomotive came in collision with
them. The jar threw the mail car from the track
and was dragged about 500 yards before the en-
gine could be stopped The ioltjng of the car
overturned the mail bags, which in piles,
upon the stove, while at the time the Goals in
tae stove were thrown among the bags, causing
them to ignite in an instant. The baggage mas
ter, who was in the mail car, had lust time TO
kick six pouches belonging to Harrisburg outside
when he was driven out by the smoke and flames
and to his life he compelled to hang on to
the iron railing outside. BY the time the train
was stopped, the flames caught to the baggage
car and so rapid was the spread of the fire, that
only two or three trunks out of near
ly one hundred were saved. There were thirty
hive bags containing letters and papers IN
the cars, composed of the mail of the l9th, from
st. Louis and Cincinnati and OF tue malI
from Cleveland and Pittsburg, Of the Zoth IN
stant 1t is supposed that there was no mail from
New Orleans or other points South. rev malt
burnt letters were picked up, among Mnicn was
one containing two $40 bills, to nrm IN THIS city;
the notes with the letters were halt destroyed.
considerable amount of silver was found scattered
upon the track, supposed to have fallen from some
of the trunks destroyed. An employee of the COM
pany was left charge of the ruins and Yesterday
a special mail agent was sent from this city to the
scene of disaster to investigate the matter, and
save all that may be worth saving from the wreck.
The following are the mails destroyed by the ac-
cdent: Nashville mail of the 18th instant; Louis
vile, OF the 10Th, destroyed in partly Cincinnati
10Th P. NJ; Columbus. of the 2Oth; Chicago, 10Th,
?: NJ; Milwaukee, 10th; st. Louis, goth, A. NJ;
Pittsburg, 10th, P. NJ; Holidaysburg, goth, p NJ;
Altoona. do; Tyrone, do; JOhnstown. do. 1t is
believed that there was no southern mail matter on
the train from beyond Nashville.-Ph"a' Ae"Se''
March %.
Nor SATIsFIED.-The Erening PoSt nouces the
fact that of the twentysix appointments 10 loreign
ministries or consulates, twenty-five, embracing
ali the most lucrative ones have been given to Re-
publicans who were formerly wings, and but four,
these of less Importance and emolument, to Repub-
icans who were formerly Democrats
Il proposes to be satisfied, however, if Mr.. Lin
coin will adjust the balance by giving to its friends
of Democratic derivation all the fat offices at
home.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-25

The value of this property at fifty dollars per ton
may be estimated at over ten millions of dollars.
New York ships cost about sixty dollars per ton.
In Name the average is from forty-fTe to fifty dol
lars per ton. There are six or eight ports in that
State where ship builing is the chief business.
The Trenton Gazette announces the appointment
OF Ex-Governor Newell, of New Jersey, as Super
intendent OF the Coast Survey of that State. His
duties are to see that the apparatus providing for
the rescue of shipwrecked persons is kept in good
order.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-25

1t is reported that the Hon. Henry j. Raymond
OF the new ork Times will be appointed Consul
to Paris-salary $1,000 year.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-25

The several States hold the following relative
position in ship-building during the same time:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-25
BALTIMORE- March % 1851

:. z,
Geo p Kane, Esq: Dear Sir:-In reply to your inqui
y as 10 the elect OF the present unhappy political aga
on upon business we regret to saw it has for
time been and is now, most disastrous indeed reducing
our business to oneourth of what it was at this period
last year.
But in order to meet satisfactorily the real object of
your inquiry we compelled in candor say that we
nave retraned from dscharging large number-proba
Oily more than onehalf of our force numbering about
seventeen hundred-more from sispclinaton to throw
them out of employment in the midst of the general dis
actual Or prospective business.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-25

we p1Dhsh below the names and salaries of the
various Ministers and Consuls Tins far annoirtaS
by the Lincoln administration:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-25

SHlr- misunderstanding to the last published
report of the Secretary of the Treasury, New o1k
city is the chief ship-buiding port of the Union.
During the year ending June 80, 1860, there were
bnt at this mort
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-25

In the French Chambers the following amend
ment to the address was proposed:
"The hour has come Cor applying to Rome the
wise system of fnon-intervention, and by the imme-
oia'e Withdrawal of the French troops, to leave
Italy mistress of her own destinies''
A despatch from Turin says Count Cavour has
In diplomatic way brought under notice the ne
cessity of settling the Roman question.
Popular political demonstrations are continually
taking place at Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
Goparinersbip Hotties.

nISS0LUTl0N.-The Copartncrship hereto
~ fore existing between the under sned under the ta
naue OF BLACK 4 COLGATE IL TINS DAY dissolved
by mutual consent Either party "a authorized 70 settle up
their perueIshp business.
Dated Eew.York, Dec. Q, 1851
JOB T.. BLACK.
STEPHEN b. COLGATE
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F. H. LUDLOW Auctioneer. 80
CPECIAL NOTICE.--I'he undersigned VIII
- SELLat PUBLIC AUCTION ct the Merchants *
charge in the City Of NowYok. on THuRsDAf tne I'm
dly Of December 1867 at o'clock noon, tie following oe
scsibed SECUBIFIES viz: .. 80. =, ~, ,-,,,,r
Sixry-niuc (60J BONDS Of the BRECklNRlDGECA NSEh
COAL COMPANY OF KENTUCKY. Of Eight Hundred DOL
lars each with tie pas.-due end other Coupons,
And also CERTIFICATE Which pnIpors 20 eth'e the
owner thereof Twenty four thousand Eight Hundred Dol
lars $4,000 Of tine New stocks Of sad Brecnfde Sanne
Coal Company to be gued uLder the psn OF relief adope
BY said Company June 1855 expressed IN said lefuh
the ssd Bonds aud Stocks being held collateral
seeniiy.-Dsted Ncw-foh. Dec. 2 1851.
No. , Pine-st.
GOODMAN & JFsSUP, Attorneys. No. liz Broadway.
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rVHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

u OF THE AOE
Mr. KENNEDY Of RoNbnry has discovered, u oue ', W
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS remedy thst ours e,eay
Slrd of Humor from the worst scrofala down 70 common
Pinple IL - 0i,,,las on tina
face. ~.
ebotes are warranted 10 euro the worst eaAe' " Sne
mouth aud stDmsch. -, Mind az sry.,,.
elias. ., -. 49, &, ,Ie ewes.
2to bottles arc warranted 10 cure rlnnlAS Oh VIC
bottles Ar. warranted to cure corrupt and rinn'a'
sores. - Iii,
ito hotties Will cure scsy eruption OF he MN If rias.
DO bottles are warranted to the worst cases
worm. 49,, dssner.te csse
of rhe umatisnl ,l,,,
| 3to bottles are warranted 20 cure saltrhcuh .,
Bto bottles win the worst cases OF h,t,e End
bcref, "a alwa experienced from the h ,,
perect cuse warranted when the above usnpales
/ i8y eiging strict attention to tire direction ~ ~.
around each bottle uud uiieio1s application I" u"
sCROFULA OlNIMENf
lIFALING OINTMENT, sud
SALTRuEUM OINTMENT, :. oer,ectiy
every ulcer and sore Of whatever dud or na'u''' W
and permanently healed
! Price pei bottle. -.
| Tor sale by respectable druggist everywhere
I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
OFFICE or rnn LIIILE MIAMI R RI 70 ,st Co.

OFytcK oP THE LITTLK MIAMI RAILRoAD Co,
CiSctsNArI. Nov 20. 1851
DIVIDEND Of -FOUR PER CENT on the
capital II this Company declared by TIE board
~ D,crtor. THIS DAY PAYABLE the oce OF the Treas
ursr in hi. city aud the FIRST MONDAY he 2d)
OF DECEMBER. .
By orAr a the Executive Committee Eastern stocthold-
nay receive the above dividend 81 HeHork finds on
and sAsr the 18th December On teE request 70 that elect
add es.ed to undersigned check will be forwarded ~
'''-'' - s h. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
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Deiliistrn.

nR. WAIT & son, No. s Bond-st., near
~ Brosdsay. continue TO kTRACT TEETH, under
the NEW CnEMiCALLY-PuRlFiED 'ChLOkOtOHh,
With perfect success without psn or Danger Superior sets
inserted from to 25 and warranted sa,.faoory Gold
llings from 4 to 81 Bone aud Amtgup. 30 cents Refer
70 o. Wooser Pond Webb I'D Ctsns Rev. u,i Serris,
BuIchsyi and o,hess.
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Gales bn Auftion.

A UCTION NOTICE. -LOCKWOOD BROS.
N UNDERuILL. Auotioneers. No % Murray and No.
% Wasns would can tho attention OF buyes 10 their sale
81 THIS DAY compiErg invoices Of silks Ribbons, Dress
Good. iuens Enbrcde les Donesics Hosiery Shirts a. d
Dr,wef Jackets OsrmentoUn Knit Goods, Gloves, Bgct
Oeunts for Army use Cloths Cassimerts ind toeknsa
Aso az Invoice OF Broohe Long and Square shaws Bale 70
commerce Of 10 O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

sr,TR OF ILTsOIs TKBAsUEHRs OFFICE, !
SPRiygFRLp, December z, 1861. ,
DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given That the
l. TREASURER or TIE SIAIh Cr lLLLNUUI5g WI ~,
on eud after tie fret Monday If January 1902 until ne 6h
day Of February, 1902 be ready o. the AMEhiCAE La
CHANGE BANK NcwYort TO pay the INLhtb BIN ne IS
trrinr on the r Monday January l5ol, tine PUBLIC
DEBT e the State Of Illinois. , -, =,
Tho nere Then due aud not called Tor prior 70 nc ot
Of Febuary vi tbceacv be paid only the Office OF the
Treasurur o. the STATE Of IIo IN tho City OF SPnnse
Uioois WILLIAM BUTLER, Treasurer
Holders Of Illinois and Michigan Canal Bonds where Oou'
BON. are eahaus.ed are required the bonds.
WILLIAM BUTLER, Treasurer
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. GEORGE A. owLER ofGulsord"

1--WE have child three months old which has screamed al
most incesany with spnodic affection Of the bowels
that we had despaied Of raising Its stOmi ~as
,our bowel, dersnged aud almost symptom was una
vorable until We obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING sf-
RUP, which acted Ike charm IL Immediately became
quiet aud maniits every symptom Of improvements
and eomfort It good little kitten. playful and
smiling and entirely we'll All of which We ascrbs g.
tho use of Mrs. WINsLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
DAVID MILLER Of Clarence, Newly L."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

We viii teach our "SUsr" to say "A BLSsstso
on Mas. WISMow"-for helping her to survive
and escape the gipins coliekins and eething SIEGE
We confrm every word set forth in the PRosPEcTrs IL
performs precisely Whist It processes perform every part
ofs-nothing les. Away with your Cordial 'Faregorc
Drops" Laudauum" and every other Narcotic" by
which the babe Is druggad into stupidity and rendered DID,
and diotic for life
We have Mrs. Winslow-lnow her ony through
preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing" 1--WE had the power, would make her, shs is.
physical savior to Tie infant race.
Rev. C. Z. weser, to the "German Reformed Mo.sea.
GER" at CLambessburs, Penn.
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1--WE have tried H. and know ii be all It clans"-Rsr.
Brooklyn NJ
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FASHIONABLE FURNISHING GOODS.

FASHIONABLE FURNISHING GOODS.
ELEGANT DRESS SHIRTS.
! Made 70 order required
THBEE-PLY LINEN COLLARS.
New styles, ready.
SHAKER FLANNEL SHIRTS.
Warranted nos 70 shrink.
DRAWERS AND UNDERsHIRTs.
silk Wool End Merno.
GAUNTLETs AND GLOVES,
For symyuss.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
New patterns aud styles
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
SeG add fancy colors
UNION RIDING BeLrs
For squcstrsp,
GYMNAsTrC GOODS
Approved styles,
CATERS.
Cloth ,Dd Velvet.
KNITTED WOOL CATERS.
For Ladies' aad Misses.
HOODS AND soNTA0s
Fashionable colou
RINGwoOD 0LovEs.
White aud Colote1.
EECLIGET SHIRTS.
Tor army
sUsPRHDERs
SuAwLS.
Sc. &C.. &c.
large aud oes,at variety Of tue above Goods, many Of
them manufactured the premises and not to be had else
where. will be found at popula- pric,ss 8!
UNION ADAMS,
No 63l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

ave use MRS. wISsLow5 SOOTHING sYRsP
daily would advise al parents prOcurea supply Rev
Aaron Jones it, Editor ofThe Mississippi Bap, Published
At Jackson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

BEWARE OF coUSTERPRrrs aud INVITATIONS
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PEh-
KINS, New.York Is on the outside wrapper
Sold By Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office No. 10 CEDAR-Srr NEWBORN.
Price only - cents per bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

"Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has On unpreos
deuted with me- since my customers have aceraneds
merits This is the time, in a hiryfo years drug bu'i
ness that have indorsed medicine for intrinsic good quail
ties know it gives the greatest sstiae,ion to parents aud
nurses sfodirg rciefaad queude, whOu. unpleasant
effects attending st. use. q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
meoitaI.

MOTHERS MoTHEEs'' MOTHERS
Don't fail to procure MRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH1Ea. It has no equal
on earth No mother who has ever tried MRS wINsLOws
SOOTHING SYRUP will consent to let her child paS
through the distressing aud critical period ofteetns without
the aid Of this invaluable preparation II life and health csa
be estimated by dollars and cents It is worth i' weight 10
gold.
Million. Ofbote, are sold every year Ia the United States
It Is an old and weiltrea remedy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

an b,ppy be able certify to the efficiency of MRS.
wINsLoN'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and to the truth OF
what Il represented accomplish. Having se boy SUI
eng greatly from tceins who could not rest, and at night
by his cries would permit any Of the family to do so
purchased bottle OF the Soothing syrup its effect upon him
like msgic he sleep aud Oh pain and
vouSress disappeared Wehave had oabe with him since,
and the te fellow viii pass through with comfort the
circulating OF teeihns by the sole aid OF Mrs WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. livery mother who regards
the health aud life OF her children should possess it.
Mrs. H. A. ALGER, LEVEL Mass"
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OTgrog OF rTs HOWARD lysuRAScg Co., J

OFgtcR OF rRs HOWARD lgsuRAScI Co.
EEw.YoRE. Nov. 81, 1861.
DIVIDEND. The Board of Directors have
TEN PR GENT upon the capital stock, payable at the
ofRcc, No CO Wast, On erd sor MONDAYl Dee 2 1851.
HENRY A. OAhbEH. Secretary
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"A NJ. MEKwrS Aucuoueei.
DY BANGS, MEKWIN & Co., Irving Build

A. NJ. NTRwfS. Aucroueei.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
I'D ings Nos 59i aud 800 Broadway.SHes a Books, Sta
tonery Pieture Work. Of AIT Fancy Goods Furniture &c
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 3, at a O'clock,
ard three following eyetngs a. same hour,
ASSlGNEE5 SALE
BOOKS STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES, ARTISTS
MATERIALS ENGRASlNGS. &c. Also, a good STAMP
ING PRESS aud Dies Three MAHOGANY and GLASS
SHOW CASES Mahogany Dok and other Fixtures, being
the stock Of City Retail Store. To be sold for Cash oy
orde! Of On Assignee. Catalogues are ready.
MORTGABEES' SALE.
IMPORTAET TO LrIHOGRAPHERS,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec. II, Of ii O'clock
About $50 IITHOGRAPHIC STONES. various sisos mostly
With dosisD. Also, THREE LITHOGRAPHlC PRIS SIS,
IN good working order and one LARGE SCREW PRESS,
good order The whole TO be sold without reserve for
cash. by order OF 9ortgagees.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

NOTICE.-The BANK OF MONTREAL
~ having established en- AGENCY at CHICAGO, Is pre-
pared to d. a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS and, In
connection Herewith will attend 70 the collection o. cogme,
ra paper 10 ali accessible point, throughout tie West Col
leeons Interior points viii be ~ the nsk q owners care
beirg used IN selecting The most reliable
Oct 10, 1861. f. w. WILLARD, Aseot
Referring 10 The above We arc prepared to DRAW PtR-
CHASE aud COLLECT npou CHICAGO on favorable terms
we also PURCHASE aad COLLECT upon tie CANhDAs,
and .ue DRAFTS aud CREDITS upon the vsrous Branches
OF tie bank ol Montreal aud tie Union Bauk o. London
RICBfn BELL 4 A. OGILNIE.
Eu. riaosE, NeW-tofh
Agents Cor the Bank Of Montreal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
STATE or CoNascTIOUr TREAsURY OFHoE.}
Hartford Nov. 20, 1861.

Hartford. NOV. ~, lbDl. }
GALE OF STATE STOCKS.-S Pro
) posas for tho purchase Of ST 10000 Of the Bonds Of
the ate Of Connecticut viii DO received at tho Oce Of Toe
Treasurer In Hartford until the lgh day Of December q
noon when said propo viii he opcGed in the presence q
such bidders usy choose TO attend end the bonds awarded
TO the highest bidders. 80 -,
THO proposals must DO accompanied with certificates o. DE-
post or certified checks soveut Banks in tde States oi
Canneccdt or Massachusetts the City OF Newfork OF
per cent the sabcibed TO be held security Tor
the faithful fuhimen Of tie bid and returned to tie owners
on their order. ID,
IL Is provided that no bid shall lie accepted at less than the
par ysue Of the bonds and u payment In funds current IN
NewYok and Boston, viii be required within twenty das
after n6dce of acceptance. - -. ,,oo.
The bonds are ia Denominations Of 800 $500 and iOD
arc dated July 1861 and paYabe at tie TrcssurCts Oee ia
twenty years from Ga,e any time ner The expiration OF
len wears AZ tho pleasure Of the General Assembly with per
cent coupons attached payable at the same place IN Januay
Tbis i,.us completes The So authorized By Act Of
tie General Assembly at Their May Session. aud asj state
has public debt wod be met Ia full by tax o. less tan
per cent Oh the Grand List Of the State
EZRA DEAN State Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

DEST SUSTAINED BOARDING SEMI
40 EARY IN the State no year Brick buiding- For
Gdes gnd gentlemen. Ables teachers 10 all departments
Winter Term. Dec B. Address the Rev JOSEPH " KING.
Fort EdwEd Institute, NJ y. the Sarstoa and Whitehall
Hailr,ad
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Scnses ano farms i11anteo.
90 ret.

V'04ET. with STEAM-POWER--A 5-stoYv
i BgICG BCILDINO part or ell hpply on tire premise
cor Esa oza fearls,s or TO H. BOYD, No 5J' PesTs
TNO IET-A Three-stOTy aud Basement
4 HOUSE n rood oder with modern improvements, 10
Lrdiow place Houston IT., between Sulyen end Mecdoos
Roii. 80 month. JquiIe tie premises OF OF +.
, TAtLMAD0E. No. 81 Naelous1s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

EURSi FURSi FURSni for HOLIDAY
4 PRESENTS.-s150OC Geo worth Of Lsdes' Hich bur,
be sold regardless Of cost compiling zeal ld.on Bay
Stables. Mink, Stone, snd Fitch, Msrer. krnnc Siberian
Squirrel Sc IN CgCuisr Ciosk Cauage Oepe-, Ncto ne
bls us &c. The whole stock must be sold by tue tt Of
January In otdsr effect No reasonable oeI re
flscd Y. H. PHILIPS. No 219 6rands', n u
\. B.--A large assortment Of sleigh Robos. Ovntenens
Collars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10
Furniture.

noNT buy Camp or Family BEl,S s i,s'F NSys
y YOU can Gnd a batter one thsn you es &c A. ~ 1913
No no PuIonsg qrac Essstr CO. sid $50"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

I'VE have spoken OF hi, Syrup for the benefit o. cur read
es who are parents We know Is good value, ard have
perienced some Of the rich blessings which result from liz
use"Iev. Sylyanus Cobb, Boston Christian Freeman"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

NOTICE.-The interest on the FIFTH
/ 4 MORTGAGE BONDS Of the NEW-YORK AND
TRIE RAILROAD COMPANY, which becomes doe on TIE
st Of December 1851 will be paid on and aver
lie ID day OF December posensos Of the coupons
''''' ''''' '''' N4THANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

u Columbia Co. N. Y-JAnGary . Winter Term open..
SPECIAL Drill under experienced
officer; Classical Instruction by Yale Graduate; Two gem
temon Professor in Piano Music Madam SapLaui nucs
IN Meditation; Native teacher iustrucis 10 French $l2O
pays board and tuition In Engsh 800 year
rays the whole bin including al ertris.
REV. ALOSLO FLACk, A. NJ, Principal
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TinanciaI.

UEMIEWAY, NORWOOD q Co..
STOCK AND BOND BROKERS.
Ne 81 I xchAnge place.
BUY and SELL for Cash, or Or time stocks benos end
lioYenment Securities, at Board OF Brokers' Oh eomnis
sion exclusively.
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% Whom Il man Gontern.
DENsIoNs, BOUNTY MONEY and PA

procured for soldiers widows cad heirs from te United
States Army AID Navy c,ims ec,ca ON favorable terros
Apply IL person, or b letter to NEPTLETON g. CAMP
No III Broadway.
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EaW 6cboo,s.
Jnslrncnon.

A SECOND MILITARY CLASS for IN
~ sTRUCTiON for those not wshins 10 90 Ia military
orga iatior will commence THIS Tuesday EVENING" at
O'clock at Nos % and % 6ihsI, third floor. The public
a In viied TO stend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

CONTRACTORS BILLS on the Govern
~ ment for Army and Navy Supplies collected cheoply
and s1podoasy, purchased ON favorable terms by
LINERMORE, CLEWS MASON,
Nos. Al AID 90 Wallet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

ONCE or Cmc ,eo AND Rock Island RAILROAD Co.,
NEw-YoEK. Dec. 8, 166l
U,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF the CHI
Il CA0O AID ROCK ISLAND RAlLROAD GOMPhnn
hsvc mi. day declared a DIYiDEND Of THREE 49, PER
CENT tue capital stock Ofthe Company payable At ths.
ce On the 2Ot December inst The Trsn-fer Books
VIII be clod on tie Afternoon 4 the i Inst aud roopened
on lie mornrg Of SATURDAY, the 2l.t inst
, FRANCIS II. TOWs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

IxPoRrEas' AND TRADERS INSURANCE. CO..
Office, No. n Violet. !
ELECTION will be- held ut the Office of this
~ Company TUESDAY. Dec II, between the hons ol
NJ and D. m for sixteen Directors Of Tie third class IN place
Of those Directors whose erms ex pire the 3lsi inst
FRANK W. BALLARD, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

AN experienced Banker, who has has been in
the business many years and who for the last five years
has been Cashier desreS position CASHIER 30 some new
Institution about to commence business, IN ono sfeady
established can give the best Of references to financial ana
executive ability. Address D. W. care Continental Bank
New.YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

No - Maidsn Lane. NeU-YOrk.
Any sending single letter possemp viii eceye cir
collar with Che engrtyin-s above referred 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-10

" Claims on any OF the Departments QuaIteInester Ac
counts and Notes yabe in Washington d. c., collected viii
promptnes, and on moderate terms, by
RlGGS1 Co. Ne. Sc Wall.sL