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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-11
From the Washington Star OF last evening v
take the following items

From the WASHINGTON Star of last evening we
ru:
'"he 'ne ioi'o"ins i'ems
ARSENAL.
The war movements have wrought very per-
ceptible change in the appearance and appurte-
nanceS of the arsenal in the last few week. The en-
trance is strictly guarded by file of soldiers and
does the visitor obtain admission from
these watchtu sentries than he finds drawn up upon
the green, bright glistening of batteries
ready to repe any intrusion, however formidable.
Besides these are numerous new field batteries
scattered about in various localities, awaiting the
order for their removal to the first of action
upon our border, while innumerabe new gun car
rages, Tor SIX, twelve, twenty-four and thirty-two
pounders, are scattered about In the grove Down
oy the "narVes lie long rows OF oiack iro"nlng can
non, reauy 10 pe p'aced upon their carriages
Maie v:n ne mere ana mere among the trees immense
l,ieG guns sho" 'pelr tettn 10 tne virginia shore
~ eus VI : un saliase "neeis ,eah up against
80 az tseha'e anu WI hsn'ps, anu suPe' "nnuateo
~ ie e' SCI test & III peace oeneatn lie
caves Vi Tue ioh@ rows oi ouilulnss. IN tne work
shops every thlng Is IN commotlon ana activity
ammunition cnests, &C. are turned OH at the rate
Vi pat'ery per week, ana hundreds OF rlned can
non snot ana sheiis grape &C., are put up lot use
aahy. Ihlrty-slx thousand Minnie balls, and one
huhGrea thousand Minnie cartridges are manuiac-
@ .@ureu uay' "hlle hhapSacks' peits, payonet scao
10 d,,;t 90. " hnaue up anu pacheu "i'u surpriS-
ins oesPa'cu'
m ARRIVAL OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TROOPS
- lne E'sutn pattaiioh " y. volunteers, MAJOR
Uernarot,s arrived mere To-Day at lZ12 O'Clock, from
.o ole"' aus: irey "G.e ie,e'eu .ns III mor mug
py wv coinparies o 'ne ist Siassacnusetts TeSi-
ant u. Iet az Hve We e.poA iha Inlhs al 'ne
Wy o .ie a.is W 'ne al mt
Ia IL sn's Iiy "h'nuut haH"s sinse na'. iney
Iieutenant Coonel Everett. of the District of
Col,r.h; uoI..,aa. o--''I 4 - -. -
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MAIL ROUTE RRsUMED.-The mail route 4, 4,5l9 from
Martinsburg, via. HainesvIl and Falling Waters to
Williamsport, has been excepted. from the order
disseminating the mail service in Virginia II will
be Iun daily as before.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-11
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA
Election of United States Senators at Wheel

WHEELING, July This afternoon John s. Car
lille, of Harrison, was unanimously elected United
States Senator { r the long term, in place of Hun
ter, and W. j. Wey, of Monongalia, for the short
term, in place Of Mason.
Ia addition to these, elections for various State
officers took place to-day.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-11

LEAvENwORTH, July S.-Captain Stewart Van
Vliet for four years Quartermaster at Fort Leaven-
worth, has been ordered eastward for active service
in the field.
TIE Third Kansas regiment is being formed at
Mound City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10
ANTHOLOGY.

AsrRoLOaY-MApAME LENT DAN BIZ CONSULTED
N about love, marriages and absent She tells All he
events OF ifc At ia 0ott street ladies' cns gehue
81 centa shs speedy and gives LUCKY
numbers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

embraced $50 bbls., at IS 60 81 IS for extra.
firm. The sales embraced about 900 bbs., closing
within the range OF the above quotations. RE
,p nss sa ons MT With maserao sales Al
our 6gures Wheat was hrm for the better qualities,
while inferior grades and Chicago spring were dull The
GO 0CO 20 600 bushels 81 81 for prime white Indiana,
81 2e for Canada club in store, 81 80 81 SO for red
Western 81 50 81 80 for red State 81 29 81 80 for
amber Wisconsin and Iowa. and Chicago spring az p T.
Corn more active the sales embraced about 70 700
bushels, including Western mixed OF $50. ooc, and 10c
do, delivered; nc for old yellow, and a small lot
round yellow at zoe. Rye quiet at 75c. 76c Bar
ley firm and nominal at 75c s5c Barley malt at SIC
poc. Oats In fair demand at &c. 36c. for Wes
tern and Canadian, and at 36hc for State.
CoifrE.--The sales embraced 900 mats Java at p t.
so do Jamaica at i2s1c, and about 1900 bags Rio At
Corros-fhe market was Arm, though less active
The sales footed about 500 bales closing stn on tho
TRnaHrs 10 Liverpool were rather easier, while en-
gneements fair and embraced about so 900 bushels
corn and wheat, in bulk and chips bags, At loHd.
100 tierces lard q a7s: Cd; 100 packages lard
by steamer at 55s.; so hhds. taow at 25s
To london 500 bbls our at as Cd To Bremen 100 bbs
ashes were taken at 30s Two vessels were engaged for
Cork and orders of the capacity Of about 3 900 bushels
at 12Isd In bulk. vessel was engaged 10 load with
cotton at savannah for Liverpool or Havre.
Hy.-The market was steady, with sales Of 900 bales
Soc eoc Tor shipping Its and 81 asl 70 for city use
made for February and March. a, sie cash s2I six
LW.-1he market was quiet and held above the views
of buyers, and hence no saes Of moment transpircd
Hofs.-4here was fair demand from the trade while
sales OF new were moderate at &c. 32c, chiefly for
brewing. The export demand was light
NAVAL SToPls.-Saes OF 700 bbs spirits turpentine
were made at &c 35lsc for straight lots, in shipping
order, and $50 common rosin at 81 20 per $50 lbs.
Ons-Crude whale steady at t0c for fair to prime,
with moderate sales. The movements at New Bedford
for the week ending the Tth inst are thus noticed by the
Whalenen's Sh.Jpinp Lia-SpermSince our last 600
bis in parcels have been sold for export TO Europe al
81 40 per gallon and the market closes with an upward
tendency Whale Is dull the only transactions are sales
OF 200 bbs good and 70 do Inferior AZ prices not trans.
phed.
PRoyEIoSs.--pork-Thc demand was active and sup
plies moderate sales Of 200 900 bbls. were made at
Sill IS for old prime $40 rs s7 for new mess Sll 20 for
old prime and nj Sl3 for new. Beef was drm, and re-
cepts light the sales embraced 175 bbs OF IS 10 ~ %
for repackcd mess, ana $40 $40 80 for extra Beci
hams toersl active with sales Of 200 bbls choice
sls. Bacon was scarce and wanted at SAc o. 4c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10
On Saturday evening exchange had fallen t
three per cent at Chicago.

The Cincinnati Gdzette OF MONDAY Says
The market for New York exchange opened at lower
nepres on the buying side, say par premium, but
under q good country and fair local demand, rates
stened towards the Close and In the afternoon there
were buyers at u premium We quote par a Y pre-
MUM as the whole range. Bankers checks were uni
form ct premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

Lard was rm and In fair request with sales Of 220 bbls
1t l0kc. 1910. Butter and cheese were snchangei.
RcE-Saes Of 40 tiercee were made made az s. SIX.
SueARs.-The market was steady, with sales of about
SIS hhds Cuba including 90 New 0r cans and 200 boxes
closing steady
skED.-Coyer was In good export demand, with sales
at s2c. &C. Calcutta useed quiet. The last sales
made in Boston were at $l47h Rough aaxseed sell
ing at 81 - 81 81.
WmskKY ntinued firm, with sales of 800 bbs at 200.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHs-The market was steady and prices were I'M
changed.
BRSAperurrs -Flour-The market steady and
closed with a active demand, especially for super
fine State and Western brands while prices were without
change of importance The sales footed about IL 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

A RECOMMENDATIONS MORROW, SEVENTH
"A daughter born with caul and gift foresight tails how
and often ron viii marry evens, youK
thouahts Zee below HOue
ten. Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

AT B-wHO HAS NOT HEARD or THE CELE
IN brnted Madame PREwsTERf sh~ hss been consulted
BY thousands this aud other cities with entire
She she has equal She tells The name o
wife husband also that OF her visit u you wsn
the truth gvs her call a. 2 Third avenue sooe rwenp-
frat street Ladies' ~ cents; gentlemen ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

The demand continues moderate and prices continue TO
rule low for all kinds except for strictly prime which
brought TIC. per b. Other kinds without material
alteration, but scarcely 20 firm, and last weeks rates
barely supported. The bulk Of the offerings
ordinary and the average price low. The general
selling price for good stock &C. to 6Kc The total
receipts at all the yards for the week and last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

DENTISTHYs
A RTTFTCTAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED
N Teeth put in while soft, without pain.
Aching teeth shells no nils with II by the dis
coverer, JAMES PEARSON, H. u. Removed TO SO Broad
way, near Seventeenth street
A RrTFTCTAL TEETH.-BEAUTIFuL AND sUBsrAN-
IN tal sets silver only 81; hne gold and patna,
t25; angle teeth 81 Teeth filed and extracted without tho
least pain. superior bone filing 90 cents Occ l33 Sixth
avenue, between Tenth and Leyenth streets
DIR. LUTHER, Dentist
RTTPrcIAL TEErH-PANIC PRIcEs-sTLvER SETS
N only Sc; patent vulcsnite, SIS, gold Sets 4e) Gumo
SD single Teeth 81. Guaranteed work; i've prcmi
INNS awarded. Extracting teeth without pain. National
Dental Gallery Sixth corner Twenty second street.
DIR. MANSON, Dentist
A RTrrrcrAL TEETH, rs CENTS TO ~ EACH-wHoLE
n sets Beautifully mounted on gold pttina silver amber
rubber Warranted unsurpassed by any. Estracting
without pain once established eighteen years removed
AZ Great Jones street ID. LUTHER, sr, Dentist
hrs DuRKIN AND ROUSSEAU CONTINUE TO Ex-
~ teeth without the slightest pnip by their aud
original proccfs No charge for temporary extracting
where srholal Teeth Inherited All auons
ranisd No S73 Canal street. opposite West Broadway
L,ULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED, WITH OR WITH
cut extracting the roots silver Rubber So Gold,
exc: Plana, $25 Partial Sets Gold a. tooth vs ~.
Teeth allied with Gold 80 cents 70 ~ Bone Cement and r
~ CENTS Ertracting 20 cents GRIFFIN BROTHERS,
$40 Grand street. New York; z7 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

DRY GOODS, 40.
A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
cLoAKs. CLoAKs CLoAKs,
OLOAKs, cLOAKs, CLoAKs,
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JAM
OUR RNTIRE STOCK
OF OVER $500
CLOTH AND BEAVER
CLOAKs.
WV. r. ROBERTS,
Crystal Palace Rmperim,
2a2 Boweiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10
SPORTING.

I1,RANCIS BUTLER, PECK SLIP HAS ALL THE
IL choice breeds Of stock for sale Buffers nable Mango
and Flea Exterminasor 90 cents per bottle Buffers
breeding, Training Diseases, &C, Of Dogsn 81 Dogs
boarded, trained, &C. Medicine for all diseases
L,oR sALE-A HANDSOME BLACK AND WHITE
u Newfoundland Dog; stands % inches high aud Weighs
ia2 pounds; well bred and watchfui Inquire TN sold 70
JOSEPH KURHART, Jr, 20 East Houston street
THE ANNALS OF SPORTING AND FANCY GAZETTE,
Il containing everything worthy Of remark Horses,
Hunting, Shooting Coursing, Racing, Fishing, Pugism
Cricket Billiards, Rowing Sailing &c In - vols, elegantly
bound with splendid engravings plain and coored price
$50. Also the hSporsmans Dictionary rrics o.
JOHN PYNE Bookseller 100 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

LNuRS, FURS, FURS.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
In consequence Of the expected dissolution the Union
HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY
Have received instructions sell their
Of made up
LADIES FANCY FURs,
which is hereby offered retail nmence reduction
from former prices, for O short time only
Apply to 81 BROADWAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10
BOARD IN SOUTH BRooKLyN.-A pEspRcrABIK

- private family, occupying nrst class house a short dis
lance fn the Wall street ferry will accommodate single
gtnuemen who are willing 70 together, with partial
Board References exchanged Address r. w. Wiley, oi5
Hudson street, new Iork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-10

CAIEDoNIAr CLUB BALI-TnB FOURTH ANsU.
~ al Bau or the New York Caledonia Club will take
place At the
CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, Issusry 10 l65. Tickets ~,
70 be bad Al The principal music sores q frm any member
Of the club, aud The door the eveAng Of the ball.
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Nem 11nbIieatlons.
.NROS g. NJ G IL o l. S
" BOSTON.
ask attention to their


ask attention to their
BOOKS APPROPRIATE FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
catalogues Of which will be sent II applied for
They bave just Publshed -
THE CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND
SINCE THE ACCESSION OF GEORGE Ill, i760-ls60
BY Thomas Erskine May c. b. Vol l. 2mo. PIce -
This volume is elegantly printed laid pape tinted
ard uniform with Library editions Of Standard WoIk.
HALLAMS CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF EN-
GLAND from the Accession OF Henry VII to the Death o
George II. vols 12mo. Price 20 IS.
THOUGHTS TO HELP AND TO CHEER. Comprislng
Selection from Scripture, Meditation aud Poeiical TX
tract for each day IN the year. 24mo. Price 81.
beautiful and appropriate gift designed companion
for daily reference Elegantly printed on tinted paper and
OUR FAYORITE POETS. Illustrated with Ensrsvings.
vol. l2mo. Cloth gilt. Price Z 80
A selection from the most favO;ie Poets-beautfuly
printed tinted paper and prepared expressly for the Boh
JEWELS FROM THE QUARRY OF THE MIND ;
Pearls Gathered from the Shores Of Life Buds and Bios
SONS that make Glad the Garden OF the Heart Chimes
tina, Ring out Swee, Melodies aud tnd 81 Echo IN the
Chsntsss Of the Soul BY j. II. Head, author Of Home
Pesimes." &c vol. l2mo. -
-" Erquely printed bound and illustrated designed for
FOUR JUVENILE BooKs-rHE MOST ATTRACTIVE
PUBLISHED THIS YEAR.
FLORENCE ERWIN'S THREE HOMES; A TaLK oP
NoRTH AND souTH. Illustrated; lemo; Price 7s cents.
THE BEAR HUNTERS OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
BY Anne Bowman authoess Of the Kan CARGO Hunters
6c, &C. with IlnsiratoD. iGnio Pnoe IS ceuts.
ROUND THE WORLD; TiIy p0R BOYS. ByW. II. q.
Kngon author of Peter the Wbser," &c, &e. with
DOG CRUsO. By r. NJ Bsantyne, suthor OF fiud.on's
Bsyp Coral Island" 1.-THE Fur Traders" &c. Illus
trsted I6mo Price rs cents.
- For sale by all the New York Booksellers.
CROSBY NICHOLS,
No. III Washington-st-, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

Col EDWARD w. SERRELL, now st the Seat Of War
The pay OF Soldiers in this regiment is
Sin SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
A few riggers shp-csrPenters backsmiths mners
tnachin boiler makers ard wheewrghs will be received
Tor COMPANIES 5 + and II.
None but sound and competent need apply.
Volunteers in ts regiment will be under and furnished
with quarters and rstions once and their families will be
provided for by the authorities.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS $500 BOUNTY will be
paid each Volunteer when mustered out Of the service
Enlistment for three years, during the war
Headquarters, Of Chambers sad ChstbSm sts. Ne "
York.
u. 4. mastering Offce.-Ofieers Of Volunteers
should hsve written authority from their Coonels to recruit
evidence 10 the L. s. mastering Officers for ranpoustio
settlement c This written authority should also
be ndoIsed by the United States MuserDg and Dsbursng
officer
No account will be paid transportation given unless the
above rIe Is coniormed to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

TI,HE NEW-YORK REFORMER-A Daily
and eekly published at Watertown, New York is the
bst advertising medium in the Northern part Of the State
The Weekly has circulation o. $500 principally in Jefferson,
ST. Lawrence Oswego snd Lewis Counties and the Daily
psy or oekly il read In almost every family. Terms
moderate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

OFFICE BRoOKLYN CENTRAb AND JAMAICA II. n 20,
No 20 ATLANTC-sT. BRoOKLYv, N. y. Dec. 25, lg:
At n Special Meeting Of the Board oil Direc'
tors il was 80 -.
Rered Tha. this Board have heard with deep sorrow Of
the decease Of DANIEL BROOKS NJ d., late an active and
efficient member thereof.
Reoed That this sudden and unexpected dspena'
Of Divine Providence affords striking sdnontion oi Inc
uncertainty Of ife should be soemny needed by all
Rorsd That in the death Of Dr. frooks TIL. board have
lost associate whose genial disposition bad endeared BIN to
every survivor and whose services Director from the or
saniaon Of the Company characterized by hdely and
faithful regard for all re interests and the community hss
ost ply sician of marked sanments and citizen highly
valued la all the relations OF life. -
ored That this Board tender TO the surviving relatives OF
tie their sincere condoaions In this their severe
aud that testimony OF their heh appreciation
the worth Of the deceased they will attend his funeral In
body .
Ressed Ths, copy of these resolutions he presented to
the family OF the deceased.
The Board then adjourned
The American Institute POLYTECHNIC Assecia.
tion will meet at It's rooms in the Cooper Union THIS
DAY (ThuTsday) Dec. 20 at II p. Snbect: Soluble
JOHN w. CHAMBERS Rec Sec. pro tenn.
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Z" VNHE PEN is MIGHTIER THAN TIL
SWORD"
THE COLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.


SWORD
THE COLD PEN-THE BEST or ALL PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt OF any Of the following Ia cash or post
stamps. the subscriber VIII send BY mall or otherwise
Is objected Gold Pen Pens selecting tie 'ams according
70 '''' '''''15 doIb III PENS, WITHOUT CASES,
For 25 cents the Magic Pen for % cents, the LncEy Psn
Pen; and for 81, the E.csl'i6r Peg.
The .,, ,s are S Nc: IL Z %sSis1spLArFp 8 EXTENSION
CASES, WITH PENCILS.
For 50 cents, the Magic Pen; for IS cents the Lucky Pen
and f1r si 50, ihs Excelsior Pen These are wslhn.hed
good yrtiir Gold Pens with ifdosmu Points the average
q every Of which will far Ou'l.'' gross Of the best
The Ha@. "A Mortou- "Eumber" and "ou,lity' are
S.,s -; .as Vl sar. Sc being e smallest. the LARGEST
ssfM M.ano ,SI SSa Pen % 70, 5. Long
Nibs Of al sire. snd qualities. sho,, Nib' Of Noe and
n'' '' ''' 'esc SofS 10 PENS. PENS WITHOUT CASES =,
For IS cents NO. Pea Let quality OF NO. Fen "a
Fr e. .No Pen l., quality. No. Pen, I'd quality,
For 81 as .No. Pea l.. quality or aNo 'Peu "a quail
yt or. No Pea. % S aa'lii,y ~ sp., ad o,.,,
For ii IS No Pen ,i quality ora No Pen I'd quality.
1bE SANE GoIb Pms IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For IS No PeD 1t quality or No Pen I'd quail
ty or . No. 4 Pen. ID quality.
10. sl No Pen; LAT quality. or.No Pen. I'd quality
or No Pen ID quality
FOR 81 50 No. Pen, l quality, No Psn ID quill.
fo1 % - S9 No. P.s IL quality or No sPca "a quality
For 81 50 Q No. Pen, let quality. - , o.,
GOLD PENS, ALL LET QUALITY, l,lNslLNEH-hOUNIED
DESK-HOLDERS.
For 81 No Pen; for 81 2J mo. 5Peni for 81 - .
No. 8 Pen; For - 50 No Z Pen.
For = hs Pen; for IS No 9Peni and for sc No
10 Pen.
The At Quality" pointed with the very best Iidosmin
Points carefully selected snd Of this quality are sold
with the sshes. mperecon which skl and tho closest
scrutiny detect .
Tho I'd ousl," superior to any Pens made by him
previous TO the year 1869
Tho III Quality" hs intends .h, equal in respect to Dn
bty EascIty and Good Writing Qualities the only true
eon,i fer ations) any Gold Pens made elsewhere.
In regard TO Cheap Gold Pens be beg. love TO that
Nous 10 operating bis New and Patented Machines, o
could have made Good Writing and Durable Pens, iot
tie price had the Gold been furnished sratuitousy.
Parties ordering mmi ~ all inHdhces sp>eVy the Num
b,rn and Quay" Of The Pes PSHf and Carr coat,d
ry- For sale by all dealers In tine Line throughout the
county. o.,
Address, A. MORTON.
No. - Maiden Lane. New-Yoik.
ANY one sending. single letter postsamp vi receive cir
cnlar with the ensrsyings above referred TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

Gen. BurDsidc's Observation-Disclosures 70 sts'
&c ordinary seamen boatmen landsinen r,e-
ehsnics and othors wanted for the UNITED STATES
MARINE ARTILLERY, w. A. How ard, Colonel Com
uandng Pay rations quarters &c, the Ia the u =
by the Government 500 bounty the expiration Of term
of service whch three years the Also the great In
dncement OF pdze-mopey Those haSiug families leave
allotment ticke for member thereof part Of inc Ex
petition active service Apply to NJ. OMALLY
Recruiting Ocer No l8 bowery between Canal Hester
sts., New York. w. A. HOWARD.
Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26
Cavalry.

NEw-YORK, Nov. 2t ISL )
BY authority from the Wsr Department and the SANCTION
OF bis Exceency, Gov. Morgan, JAMES B. SWAIN. 3st
Cavalry, IT, s. A. Is recruiting for Regiment OF Volun.
Cavalry for three years during the war
BY the Kindness Of his Excelency Gov. Morgan aud Of
Quatemsser Arthur the brick barracks at the Quarantine
Lending have beef assigned the quarters of the Regiment
during It's nation.
Lieut. Swain has orders to join the army in the field for
active the different. bataioDs msy be
rsuized.
The uniforms equipments and for the Regiment have
been provided viii be served to the fast they
emitted.
this Is probably the last and only Regiment Of Cavalry
that viii be Organized in this State during the War those de-
joining this branch Of the service must embrace this
opportunity. JAMES b. SWAIN,
Ist Cavalry, u. S. 4, Colenel Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

TNHE READERS OF THE TRIBUNE
II VIII bear In mind ths,
Il. ANTHONY. No. sol BROADWAY
Three doors from St. Nicholas Ho;el),
HEADQUARTERS
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
sTEREOSCOPlC VIEWS,
CARTEs DE vIsITE PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEB
RITES. Il.
II viii be nuv!se buy before seeing his a,sotment
WI continue open In the evening until Jan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26
Alilitarp Notlrcs.

Van Buren Light Infantry, Headquarters No. 4sa
Broadway, Encampment at
SCAMP HILLHOUSE,"
LONG ISLAND.
Th one the few regiments be completed for service
All who wish to Join 1t are notified to do before the ls Of
January Men may now choose their regiments in short
time this choice viii be taken away
THOs B. VAN BUREN, Colonel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26
Twentieth Ward Republican Association.-


will meet at Continental Hal, on fhlDAf 1' bN,c ~
cember 27 10 elect Delegates TO the Repubfcaa Cens
Committees for the ensuog year. Polls from to
o'clock D. m sAM0EL SINCLAIR, President
A. SIpNEY DoANB Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

IHOLIDAYS.-The best place to purchase a
L i pure article OF CANDY, SUGAR PLUMS, &c, is ct
the Od Chsmber Candy Manufaeory corner Of Chambers
ment are warranted pure and free from oil sduteration
Esabhed In 1906 has for than fifty year. been cole
braed for the superiority Of manuisctures RIDLEY Co.
e determined keep up with the demand but advice
is TO call early and get supplied. 49,
They have Fancy Boxes, Comets Sics, &c, suitable for
Holiday Presents. -,
RIDLEY Co.'s Branch Store of sh-av and 18th
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

Twentieth Ward Republican Association.-
Regular Meeting THIS (Thursdsy) EVENING, Dec %, at
q O'clock the Large Hail. northwest of 8tav. and
3dG CUMMINGS n. TUCKER PJesideBt
DAVID %cApAn, Secretary.