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PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THIS
- oAce uut II O'Clock NJ day OF December
lot Tor suppin the trools ~ the following depo VIZ,
such may continued New York city, Albany Boon.
Ir Rpy, Malone Lyons, OsweSo Plasburg posdan, r.
chester sackes iarbur Syracuse, Troy Rome, Unadia,
Emr with rations IN Kind raw raons) from and after
the 20.h day oi Dec mher, 1851.
The ratlos the following articles, TO witt
Thicsouiths OF pound Of pork bacon, and
fourth pound of fresh beef twenty-five ounces of
fourth pound of NEAL and at the rate
hundred ratons, of eight quarts Of beans
eight pounds of roasted ground coffee ha
pgunds Of tea fifteen pounds
gar; one pound of sperm candles, an oneoarth
pound adanantine candles one-half pound
In addition 10 the foregoing. twice PR week, gallon
moasses per hundred atons, and thrice per
issue OF potatoes at the rate Of one pound per
When BEANS peas rice homny potatoes cannot be Is
sued in the proportions given above equivalent in value
shall be issued In some other proper food
Desccaed potatoes desccatcd mixed vegetables at the
rate Der ed md fifty ounces
of the former hundred ounces of the latter be
substituted Tor beans rice homny fresh potatoes
the foregoing twice per lieu Of peas
or In lieu OF rice hoiny upon the requson OF the ocer
commanding the depot.
Fresh beef may issued often the commanding on
Of the depot require it. when practicable In place
Of salt meat.
Every article specified forming part the
Two good and reliable sretes required in the sum of five
dollars EACH New York Albany and Elmira
in the Of thousand dollars each at all the other
depots insure the faithful fumen Surees
nanes with Place Of residence must be mentioned In
The undersigned to whom proposals must be addressed
GEO. w. WALLACE,
Captain First infantry United States Army
Assistant Commissary Subsistence
n Y, Nov 80 1861.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DECEMBER g. 1861

Jos Guest Rainer, NYork vermilyca, Avery Nyork via
Tang err 81 orig Nh cyaGo tbrl, tier, Demelnta.
HAkfi ORD, Dec 6-Sld sehTs q Pcase, IulSe NYnrk;
, anderson Hemingway, DO; CLARK, ark, do; Or wn
Cuackenbu h. Cog shall do.
NEW HAVEN De 6-Arr sshrs Miranda, Ward Mayagucz;
Ciaro I, nion; B Steelnan Scu Phia; Amercus Buck
,ey Eizasethpor for FAN Rier soops Colonel Trayers,
Dsbfow, South Amboy; YANKEE Palmer NYork JAS Ben
nett Peterson Piermon Cid schr Ellen Louisa NY; sloop
sarah Manson, kYork; Wren, hYork.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 6-Arr barks Roanoke, THOMPSON
ko dc Janero 0st " Return Crosby NYork hrps Nathan
Means % d. from Malaga w Park, McAvery, Maan-
xas schts w EdriGgc. Ogden, Dominica; II Moore In
Ssrsoli Boston; Ceres Ms,eiith Lynn Thomas Borden
Wrightington Fall Riyer Village Queen Hawkins, NYork
Il Dean, Cook, Taunton; Williamson, Jr. Winsn oee,
Boston; james, Hull, fail River; Rio Grande, Payne
Kennsees loaehtsing Nyork ca bark Ameri an, chrs
tlan, Rartadoes scrs Carroll Chipnan, Mayaguez Jesse
Williamson, Winsmorc Boston; Il Dean. Cook, Taunton
panthea Clark New Bedford Carrn Pratt, Norwich;
Moore, Fngetsoll, New London; j Hot Cranmer, New
Haven Jas Nelson. Burt Alexandria, Albert Field Phillips
Taunton: Ceres Meredith, Providence Below bark Union
Power, Pcrnanibueo.
PORTLAND Dec 5-Arr bark colcord, Colcord, Matan
zas via Holmes Hole brig Harriet Ttcomb, Havana Cid
brig + Curtis Greg. Ma'an~aa.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE.

SATURDAY, Dec. Is P. NJ.
The money market is without change money can
70 readily borrowed at 5 a 6. Foreign exchange
osed steadily at 1887 l09 for bankers sterling.
nd 6.l7H 221I for francs.
Stocks improved to-day all round. There was
lore general inquiry for railway stocks than we
ave seen for some time, and, the amount of stock
the street being exceedingly small, prices
esponded at once. New York Central rose from
FN last evening to 7s at the first board, T8}1
etween the boards, and 7sss in the afternoon.
alena rose q at the first board, Toledo u,
rie "a, Erie preferred l, Michigan Central
!, and SO on throughout the list. Pacific
MI rose ~, with large sales. State stocks
I'd governments were quiet. At the second
bard the market was all strong, and closed
m, the following being the last quotations.
nited States 6s, registered, 1881, s97s q 80;
:. 6's, coupon 1881, 925s 93; do. 5's, 1874, SO a
|; Indiana 5's 79; Virginia 6's, AZ q 40; Ten
ssee SIS, 49 q A; North Carolina SIS, SO a co;
ssouri 6's, 40sS "a; Pacific Mail Steamship
pmpany, s6ss "a; New York Central, 1871 "a;
lie, 3lN %; do preferred, 52Is SO; Hudson
yer, 81 "a; Harlem, 1lT l21s; do. preferred,
d 81; Reading, "a a 3411aa; Michigan Central,
q, l7924 Is; do. guaranteed 371s 80; Panama,
lis; Illinois Central, 6oas 81; Galena and
icago, 70A %; Cleveland and Toledo, 32224 x;
icago and Rock Island, SO a y; Chicago, Bur
gton and Quincy, 571a a 5s1ss; Milwaukee and
airie du Chen, lsl 10; Illinois Central bonds,
s71 =; Delaware and Hudson Canal, sl1a a
Pennsylvania Coal. 7s q 70.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
day.
a receipts. $6ll ,31s OF
or customs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lOS.0 900 90
Treasury notes s......................... 2o,55T 81
ments, including redeemed pr CT notes. 2o21 7s4 SO
ance.. ....................... e6sS,3Io 80
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
|rning were SIT SIT 59s 81, and the balances
285, ,265 80.
The Illinois Central Railroad earned in Noyem-
about 1899 200, against s2i3 ,0G0 in 1860. This
very favorable, in view of the closing Of the
lthern end of the road. The land sales of the
nth are satisfactory, reaching sl30, ,OOO
The earnings of the Central Ohio Railroad for
year ending August /, 1861, were:-
scngers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $27S,lS1 aS
3tZ,4s3 04
press. ....'........... u 800 y
ls ............,.......... 2t,5t5 20
Otal ..................,..... se99,716 SO
rating expenses Observation-Disclosures. i60,165 90
lot earnings ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 ,551 ST
nc earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and
ncy Railroad line (3l0 miles in Lengthy in the
nth of November were:-
sght. - sll2s2i 90 1es,275 90 Inc. .s55,35s IS
eepgers.. 4e,27o SO s2,2s4 o. Dec. l4.ose "a
% MISC 5000 80 6,osa 81 Dec. leo &C
ota :. 1894 5os % ao5, ,5es Il Inc. s.1 ,ose As
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Port OF New York, December q, 1861.

CLEARED
Ship Thompson, Blake, Liverpoo-s Thompson 4 Ne
ship Constantine, Maroduek, Liverpool.
Ship Wellington, Barstow, Liverpool
Ship Manchester. Trask, Liverpool,
Bark Queen of the Fleet (Br), Hilton, Cork-Edmiston
Bark Harvest Home, Dickey, Cadiz
Brig Flake, Lord, Madsra-c L Peters
Brig Edmson Bros !Br) Phillips Cork-Edmis,on Bros,
Brig Comet (Br), Rawlings. Bermuda.
schr LSnndsia tBE), Amos, malif.1-A sm,hem Aco.
scsr sr xGs%s Fsf i Mott see Co.
sehr I 1.arna jane, Ksshsm, Baltimols--J W Mckee
Schr Berry, Lamb, Baltimore.
ss SsasTs GARY FGs Msks Msks
T'sI eEstss MeKs
sehr Elzsne,h sroTn
sehr Parker. Fitzgerald. Portland-Metcalf Dimon.
Sir Mary TiyIsr W.lson Grsa: ESs HsrserMaser
ssSR f nsss Fo.nd McKee,
ARRIVED.
US steam transport Josephine, Grumley Locust Point in
Barr o,odini (Br, Of Shields ship Ptoa!An), H Ca
nSrsery II wv winds s FOR The pa' month H. Noy was within 2o
4.
bound ship who carried Cd away N her issoo@;a
Ss1y
schr Marcy, Davis, Ellzabethror and sailed for Fan
Schr Evorgrct Potter Ezabethpor, and sailed New
Haven.
schr Hubbard, Stocking Eizabethpot and sailed for
New Haven.
schrJ steelman Baker, Ezabethport and sailed FOR
N0rwalk
sehr sae Maria WISE Elizabcthport sailed Cold
Springs.
scn Aclin, Peck Ezsbethport, and sailed for Siam
ford.
scr Frank Pierce. Newman, Elizabehpor ard saIlci
MiHn,us
schr Harriet Newell Trcworyy, Calais days.
schr Little Rock Dytnu siresi Ers Iiarho,.
Schr SiirrSoi Cnura y oucrstrt for Philadelphia.
selr Horace staples GIBBS Kew pbilaielpha
Soop Emily Jane, Babit, Exabethport, aud sailed for
Tarn,Gn,
s"op VIM Miller, Roberts, Enabe ,hport, sailed
South NUrwak
Soop Jacob Whsle, Genpn Ezabethport, and sailed for
Glen Cove
steamer Novelty, Shaw, philadclpir.
steamer Pcirel, Young Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Wizard tBreml, Wndnors;, Bfemcrhaven oct %.
Schr q Miller.
SAILED.
steamship City OF Manchester tBr), Ialscrow Liverpool
and has probably anchored nj Qnafani
Wind during the day NNE to L, with dense fog.
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SATURDAY, Dec. TAP. NJ
FioUR.-The market nrmer, with good demand
mainly at the full prices Of yesterday. The sales
braced about 20 900 bbls
WHEAT was frmer, especially for prime winter red
while the sales embraced about 13o, 900 bushels.
CORK was about 1c. per bCshel higher. The demand
good, and prices lc per bushe better. The sales
embraced l26. GOO bushels
PORK was dull and sales limited, at $40 so s13 for
mess, and prime at IS SO a 50.
WHisKEYSales OF 800 bb!s. made at 20c 20l4c.
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Amerieam shipmastcrs, Assoclatton,

Nos 50 AND 90 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
The following approved officers have received certificates
from this association
capains James !, ranck, ,, ship -; Reser, was sark
ditch late schr James Henry kieh-d Hepburn, ship
K osge s@s & isn snmdf ss Of sser
snaSs Masr fnf s st sis sp & BARK Lev
Gorham, late Of ship cyene, Elias il Brds. la,s Of
e;eotgc Gilbert brig sarah Peters; Isaae Carver bark
= p p1sn 5s ss s Of eg eas
vernon A6raha:n Wood, schr James II eguine: Robert
ship Maeaaay Franz snson snip samaritan, msnry
slip James Nesmlih tufus Buttetd late mate Of Sfis
Grenada; VIM Philips schr John Gcnin; Erwin III
Bellows sshr soa ernerr oyt schr S9y John.
son; George Keller bark Mary Adea; Charles gusus
Rauleu ship Golden sate Charles Augustus Ronlsi, Jr.
ship Surprise.
Miscellaneous.
The steamship City Of Manchester, Capt Hacrow sailed
yesterday for Liverpool
BARK VIRGINIA HI. from Dcmarsra for New York put
into Bernnda no date, dsnased and would probably be
The was built Machias in 1852 2e5 register
and has lately sailed under the British tag.
BARK ConSpA (BR), previously reported abandoned
butt h sanderland Eng in 1872 was s25 tons bu d
sssooo N'''' '"'"'' - d 0u'
INST s It New & 'Yea S bgh Sh
Lizzie Gardner. Capt Chase which sailed New York
sea off Bermuda No dae Of The disaster i gwen, and no
hen 10 Newfonndand The Izze ariner @ @ na ara ,.n g
IONS huhen nearly new vessel, aud hailed from Antigua
ahouch portion of her rnvties New lta
II Is said that the vessel and freight money
sured in New York.
Rio JASEIRo Oct 2i-The bark Elf Plnckncy from Phls
delpha via Bahia has arrived here badly dainagei and viii
require cons iderabe repairs
MrA Havens will in Few days despatch several scSoon
Acconac and North Hampton counties, Vrgina Yes
terday he had conversation with Collector BarIey
that he had authority from Washington 10 grant
cearanccs for the above ports for tho present.
One.fourh Of schr II Weston libeed on the 18th OF
September for beng owned In Virginia. by
Of the District Court was sold al Providence
by the Marshal Chase Co. for 1915 cash on deli
very OF bill sale The vessel Is years old and IDS
tons.
Spoken.
bark with deck load stock supposed TO be the Trow-
bridge, OF Maven Dec
schr with black bah in fore all steering s. Dc 8 Mon.
ak bearing n distant 200 miles She showed English CO.
lors, and had some 70 or 80 persons deck.
Foreign Ports.
PERsAnpuco Oct 2i-sd bark Union, Heard for Pha-
depha.
Iio JASrino, 2s-In pert bark Elf Pinckncy from
Philadelphia Via Pal ~. tSee Miscell
American PortA,
HATTMoRF per retti sHr 80 = NaTo classeon.
,N!.s is.. ~flst Sa t..-on, /.
Buenos Ayres scSrs Mohawk, spef Ponce PR land sd)
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


rI,HAT CURIOUS BOOK
CITY WOMEN
A
VIEW OF FEMALE CHARACTER IN NEW YORK,
ADVERTISED IN THE INDEPENDENT, AND EXPOSED
IN THE HERALD OF DECkMbER 7,
FOR SIXTY THREE CENTS
OF NJ DOOLADY, Agent,
~ Walker . rect, New York.
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EXPRESSES.

A BURNHAMS IURNlTURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
~. ing eab shiRent, No. ll3 West :eventh street. b..
Filth s-II insr hold FrDture boxed
and shipped sl parts Of the world Covered wagons
removing furniture Of families. Furniture stored.
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CLOTHING.


A 1TENTION.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN HAVE A
~ demand IuI Cast on Clotning, Furniture Carpets
&G VIII pay Lre hgnest rice ia the cty. Cal ad
VI. Al ahlIns, 2S Sew nth y, Twenty
Lfih and I've ny-siAh strees Lad e. aented BY As A.
A GREAT DEMAND TOR CLorHING.-LADIEs AND
n gentlemen haYlnt any cast OIL Cinthns, Furniture
pets and Jewery, w receive the highest pri,
addressing a. HARRIS, bS5 Third avenue Ladies at
tended by hrs. Harris.
~ EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GEN
~ temen 10 dispose o. their cast oil cloinc,
Carpets, Jeweiy, &c have just received Ss o.
uNbAhn Cp CINCINNATI to purchase the articles
silk Dresses; Coats SO $50 Pants from 81 10 o
Please call address A. Ducss, 2lS Seventh avenue
tween Twenty fourth and Twcnty-if,h streets Ladies
tended to by Mrs D.
THE OLD STAND lH SEVENTH Az ENUE, EzE-
II klELS guarantees the follow prices
and Eentlemcns cast on Wearing Apparc-From S25
Tor SIX Dresses from 50 to $40 Coats from 81 80 TO S5
post punctualy by f., 134 Seventh avenue
Ladies attended to by Mrs L.
A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING LADIES AND
II gentlemen having any cast oil ClOthng Furniture,
C1 pets &c will rcct i've the highest prices, 10y calling
addressing g. MSB 32 Seventh avenue between Twenty
ninth and Thirte streets Ladies attended by Mrs Msh
4st Pearl. sTRB4G A LARGE QUANTITY or
"A Cast on Clothing wanted, TO ill up orders from the
West FIRST rate prices win be given and paid
b.Dck o Chatham street
A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER FOR LADIES AND
n gentlemen 10 obtain the highest price
Clothing guarantee 10 The following rccs-Fur SILK
Dresser from $40 to $f3 from SO 80 Coats 81
81 FOR Pants Also Carpets Furniture and Jewelry
ed BY NrA Anbsil
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STEAMBOATS,.

MORNING LINE TO PEEKsnGlL.--TnE AURORA
l1 leaves Jay street pier dairy tncndns SUNDAY - tor
P.cksa, al A. NJ, landing at Wcs TCnth and 1bf.th
streets, ioDkeis, Hasngs, Dohbs Ferry Tarytnwn, ns
ns, llavcr traw, Grassy Point ana Vefpltns oint.
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CHR.sTMAB AND NEW YEARS
Tables may be elegantly furnished at
REMARKABLY low prices
at the CHINA WAREHOUSE,
Nos. 23S and 80 Fulton street. Rr0oklYn.


Our e. OvINGTON having, during his late visit
manufactures Of France and Engant secured great
gains in China and other goods In line, which
the very latest style well an the lowest prices
French China Dtnner fIa'es the 90
All other sizes In proportion.
CUT GLASS dOBLETS ......... I co
Ivory balance handle Dessert Knives " 80
factories at about one-hal the usual price.
Large richly chased silver plated double wall Ice
French China Tea Sets, a pieces So rs to 80
Silver plated Tea Spoons the doz Observation-Disclosures. ~
Other sizes and Forks in proportion.
French China Fruit Baskets, high stand. ....... 80
Dinner Services from $40 TO $90
Silver plated Casters Cut glass Bottles from So upward
Orders by mail enclosing the cash. executed All
purchases - delivered In New YORK Jersey City
OvINGrON BROTHERS.
CONFIDENTIAL LETTER WHITING AND AMANU-
~ ensIs copying, kc by Mrs, EVELlNE MORRIS, her
private No. 6o Broadway second noor Once
from 10 A. NJ til 7. N. B.-LeGal documents copied
promptly aad punctnaly.
(NAApPED HANDS AND LIPS
~ cured In few hours and the Skin made elcatey soft
and white by the of Tadman X Co.'s Camphor Cake,
with y,crne 81 Blocker 2S Fourth
ma ants. Our Cod Liver Oil IL being manufac-
~, - Blocker street.
(,ARDs, CIRCULARS MILL HEADS, BILLS LADING,
~ Notices, keceips Cheeks, Labels Tags. Posting and
style at low prices by THOMAS T. SUTTON printer,
ll2 Fulton street
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs

LNYE, EAR AND LUNG INFIRMAKY.-DE GRAVES
~ Tray be nsdied Diseases uf the heai. Tin
Lungs also ID Diness AID Blindness. Tie difficult
cured Consultation fiee personally BY letter O,c 90
Broadway n. Y
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WINES AND LIQUORS.


A THOUSAND OF BRICKS WERE BET THAT SER
"A geans Ale was the wors, in New York Sergeant and
the other waiting for the public decide the bet
6J William street. An excellent lunch for the judges.
PoURBoN WIlisKEY.-A PRIME LOT OF OLD BOUR-
ID bon for sale in lots ~ eu families TT 81 and 81 50
g.on, or 10 cents bottle; aso od iish u,rh malt
Whsk.ys, at 81 80 gallon or 6O censm bottle Call ana
cAamine il, at IA Ann street, or 81 Canal SIR ct.
PETER MCQUADE.
CMALL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RUN THROUGH
tn" sma TIL AMI ~ reiorr pure and medicinal Malt
Wtkey Brandy, Rum Gin French Spirits and Pure SPIRITS
al any price, ~ 4 wait % bald up a trade.
TuO3. A. DEVYR.
North Tenth and First streets, Williamsburg.
WHY Is 1T GALE Is DOING SUCH A SMASHING
w business at No. Broad street? Bcc,us he sells
Rudmsn double extra Il three cents per glass Such GOOD
for h:e. Has the best oysters in the
market and kh ows Low TO ken.
RAILROADS.
JUDsoNRiyER RHLEoAD- TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
Ii Troy, the North and Wet. Chambers at
and ii A. NJ, and BIS, 8 and l0:15 T. NJ
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND Albany RAILROAD.
IN For Albany, Troy, North and Wet
Winter arrangement, commencing Monday, Nov. 4, 1861
For Mbany-lO0A A. NJ, Express Mail Irain from Twenty
siath street depot.
For all local ira see Time Table
JOHN BUEOHlLL. Assistant Superintendent
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SPECIAL NuAlC k.S.

rTNHE MEMBERS OF CYRUS LODGE NO 20s ARE
hereby notified that the annual elections for officers
take place Monday evening" Dec 23 1861 O'Clock
Punctaal attendance is required. BY ORDER,
II. b. q. MILLIKEN W NJ
Spnx - -
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PERSONAL.

A DotiloN-ANY ONE DESTROYS OF ADOPTING
u chiii from ~ blttn good opport by
addressing T. r., Herald oace, stating where an interview
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I STH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS,
Id toonel j. hn ,i.rod Marphf This regiment, y ing
been mustered int; the Unrd States service ns an engineer
the OF 30 teamsers for their ron
train, be ilary muster ell into the service Tor
wears unless discharged Pay SO o. per
monh rations ami cothng An honorable dis cnti
rach bounty %: Sor. For further len ..
app 10 Capt r. g. PERRY nr capt. W. A. KET1HUM, NJ
spring o 473 Gi.ad etreet
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TIE WAR.

A RMY AND NAVY COLLECTIONS
~ Gains against arfny ani navy na,..r. . !,
regUlars), collected ~ all the oup1s fnr,s ma aa1 -,
tons JOHN b. MURRAY, Army and Nayx Raut nusa, ''
- Nassau street, opposite Tho post nni.o
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superior ning, only 5 ONCE l3s sixth avenue, be-
wv, en- zenith and Eleventh streets -
Dr LUTHER, Dentist
"A RTIFItIAI4 BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH
n Inserted white soft and without an iiing teeth
o suips shells be preserved restored TO
natural ocauty by the dl@eoycrer, JAS. PEtRsoN NJ d.
,utai $50 broadway, side door above Sew
rntcenth street. N B-Bcwars OF the trashy limitations of
cheap opci alors.
NrATIONAL DENTAL GALLERY, SIXTH AVENUE,
IN corner Twenty second slreetarecst and most
pete manufacturer of beautiful patent Grmotype Teeth.
xtaotlinaiy esSiver Sets So Rubber $40 Gold $50
yucnitc 52 Twenty years established FIRST class dentist
~ guaranteed. Five premiums awarded DR.. MANSON,
dentist.
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TuSr Published, AT HORACE WATERS-THE SOL
eJ Departure and Firs Letter from the Camp ton
duo charactersc); also Love Quarrel Mazurka and Our
Flag national song, with chorus. composed by Henry
Schroeder.
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me earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and
)ncy Railroad line (3lO miles in lengthy in the
nth Of November were:--
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A y ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, STOOL, co
~ yep so worth o! Muse and Instruction BOOK vii, %
sold, 5acriacc, for $50: cost $3.50
Gail CAS- Broadway, No. |, Monday. Wednesday
Thursday, before O'Clock Saturday during tie
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New Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

III
new edition was pubhed on fnday, March 9, containing
EOtiics mattcr.
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALEADARs ioE
sovERssENT or TILE UNITED sTATEs-ErsOutiyo
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT from the United States at Foreign Courts.
sESATE 1F THE UNITED STATES. Members o. Pelia
aoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
6FAIEel Politically ClaSs!6ed-
xxNVITB CONGRESS- (sAiay obosen) Politically Clssshea
sAtL hVALsIEIiDs, q ths Action Of Congress oI the
the Public Dontn including e BIZ passed fo pagpose,
snd the PIesdsI ts Veto flusT~of
EtflBLlCAk NATIONAL PI.krPORA Tor leco.
GAIlOkAL DEMOCkATlC Douglasl PLATFORM fl4 1850.
HATI0NAL DEMOCRATIC tbroekinridge) PLATFoRM 10,
NAiTogAL UNION (Bell PLATFORM. for lgo.
ELECrCRAL VOTE or THE sRVI.k1L STATES FOR
fyCfssioS on SOUTH CAROLINA.
qARLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA
prepesdtt tho siasosisn Iratsutlon Snd couislnz te
tau Of the Reer st lE Poa.s In NSTih A1sric psroiSy
lzsf1EcTJoS RETURNs FROM AL THE STATES or
' TShE UNION, caTessly SonPied ezP'cls'y IN JHs
abss % sr6TI.s, CAPITALS GOVERNORS, TIsrEs or
LsGisAAlllE blEETLHO, GEAhAAL ELECTIONS.
r2fgLAa VOTE FOR PRECEDENT Ia lea8 10 so4ieso
Sts ~ oens eorJss fer = D. IDobopies rs, postage
v,a ~ ESPfess 81 pr ~. CsSh sgssls ia.ed, =
Bsck nnnibes OF TnE hrrse ppisd
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s SaT .oms rirruiArs large show-bs 20 bring Co
pbsc PIN, more part cuarly before my custoa,ers yo1
h., saythigs Of The klnd, please eend 70 me-
On o INV who Ia sub ect TO severe sA hesoaeo8
tusrsy .nz two day.) eued Of attack In one D"af
YOU pls wi ich ssnt her, ,,
h"'Pe'Hsl' '' wB WILKES.
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n0ARD in the COUNTRY WANTED-By

FIN0 PRINTERS PRINTERS intending 10 start
IN business OF desiring Fopenish their Offices wiz find
hesytr sy REQ uire srehouso Metal Type se ifom
~ tie foandses AID Wood Type OF onf own MAnnssn,s ~
Tyge much q good and ~ Of modern styles a. 'oSo
Car snd see ~ BNez Mstsril giyen ia exchange for
erdbsrd Pftseta 70 @ 10. COOLEY kCo,
Printer, Wsrtbouit No. spr1os r.
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From the Democrat, 81. Cloudr MINI.
ienp are or hsvp been roabled with the Headahe seao ~
sbcS tCephac P that you nay have them ~ 'o q y
at0ck
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fanen Goods.

Gpring @oooo.
DOWEN, HOLMES & Co.,
Hss go and 80 BROADWAY.
oFFEE FOR SALE FOR CASH on APPROVED CREDIT
AT THE VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
ONE THOUSAND CAsES
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
10 WHICH gTE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF fHE
TRADE Is INVITED.
ElObrosinss Large s:ock ID
DREes GOODS
wHIrE GOODS.
LACEs AND RMBRoIDEEY
RIBBONS,
AMERICAN PRINTS,
CLOTHS AND CAssINEREs,
LINEN GOODS,
MUSLIN DE LANES,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY
eHAWLs
OLoAKs AND MANTILL!.s
YANKEE NOTIONS
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS OFFERED 10 CASH
AND sHORT.TIiIE BUYERS.
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INTERPOLATION, Franklin Co.. Ohio,
Jan. o, lS5l. }

HYNRY G. SPAlDINt,
No. 4e Cedar st., ~ T.
DEAR Sin:
Ilclosei find twenty-five tl for which tend boz w
HCerhs,c Pii-n send address OF Rev. W c. Filler He14
noll,burS Franklin Co.. Ohio.
"''' wM c. FJLLER.
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Ii oGro ailo Rocms.

A SINGLE Gentleman wishes to obtain large,
N vslfuDishod ROOM viib-hresifst snd dinner Ia the
house Of prvGo family, between oh and Amitys% 9th
A. Brosdsy The must bc ise, snd the bTcsie. a.
Bic CIR easnYe he9lncss IL the ta 10 end strictly p!sin food
az essential The rcs FOR the whole, inondr gss ea not
6fe must not exceed 20 Pof week Adtss 'EaO'A INV
une Ofhoe.
DOARD in the COUNTRY WANTED-By a
ID etie1n wife ard servant vi,h1 sH houTs rGo Of the
cy ocaon be healthy ard ono inland prioI9a tosns
an he moderate Addre, stiLg particulars, H. e. box No.
l4f Tribune OBice.
BNWO gentlemen, with their wives, can be accom-
e dated With neat comfortable ROOhS and good BOARD
aud % single gentTon with ootns With or without botId
n pa.n family consisting of widow lady and her two
da1ghels AZ No 2is East Br0sdys CONFER Of Ctonst