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her tongue, unless perchance she obtained
few flakes of snow, which may have come in
through the crevices in the beam.
Washington County.

Walton's journal says two deserters, from
the recruits at Burlington were found BY
Lieutenant Raxford in Montpelier yesterday
morning, and were confined in the Jail for safe
keeping, while the Lieutenant is still in pur-
suit Of others.
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This is the place where Farmers will receive
just what they buy. If they pay for Northern
Seed they NAV rest assured that Southern will
not be delivered to them.
Sc IDS!
My assortment of Seed is the largest and best
ever offered to the Farmers of Northern Vermont,
consisting of several varieties of
Spring Wheat, Herdsgrass,
Winter Northern Clover,
Spring Rye, Southern
Winter /" Western
Buckwheat, White d"
India Wheat, French I"
Oats, Red Top,
Barley, ny. Blue Grass,
Canada Corn, Rye 6"
Sweet Hungarian"
Set Onions, Orchard {"
Beans and Peas, Fowl Meadow Grass
Flax Seed, &C., &c.
GARDEN SEEDS of every variety. Turnip. Car
rot. and Beet Seed, in quantities to suit the pur-
chaser. large and we'll selected assortment Of
Flower Seeds.
TREES & SHRUBBERY.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Shrubs, Roses,
Vines. and Plants, from E. c. Worcester S Nurse
ry. Catalogues sent by mail, and all orders
promptly attended to.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEN rs
and MACHINES.
Of the latest and most improved patterns. COM
prising Flows and Pillow Castings from Nourse.
Mason & Co. Luke Buzzell, and NJ. 4 J. H.
Buck K Co. Also, the repairs for the Fairbanks
Plow, HOwe's Horse Hoe. Reversible steel teeth
and cast iron teeth Cultivators; also, the teeth
without the wood.
Ridglng Flows. Road Scrapers. Seed Drills,
Root Cutters, Hand and Power Feed Cutters,
Corn Shelters, Fan Mills. Grain Scoops, Shovels
Spades, Pick Axes, &c, &c
GARDEN ENGINES,
Garden Syringes. Grass Border Shears, Hedge
Shears, Pruning Saws and Chissels, etc.
FERTILIZERS.
Goes Super Phosphate of Lime and Peruvian
Guano.
CHURNS.
The New England Air Pressure Churn, FLYERS
Butter Working Churn. and Crowel.s Patent
Thermometer Churn.
WIRE FENCING,
and Iron Railing for Cemeteries, Gardens, Front
Yards. &c. Drawings can be seen at the Ware
house.
H. c. DICKINSON,
Railroad Street, st. Johnsbury. Vt.
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MARRIAGES.,

In Wcstmore, April 2. by F. W. Root, Esq
Leonard w. Watson and Miss Sophia A. Hunt,
all of Wc>tmore.
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DEATHS.

In Newark, April lth. Sarah, wife of Jason L
Hall. Of consumption, aged y years.
At East Lyndon, of diptheria, March Both
Bctsey, aged 10 years and 10 months also. Apr
10. Adcline aged II years and months, daugh
tiers Of Joseph and Mary Locke
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COU.NISSIONEES' NOTICE.

WE the subscribers hcingappntcdiy theP Probate Court
" for the district of Caledonia, commissioners receive
examine AMI adjust all claims and demands oil all
against the estate vi Alvin Flint, late Stanstad in
Cala'ia East, deceased. ami the claims al deceased
exhibited in Offset thereto hereby give notice that
months from the Ind day April A. D S6.ar allowed
the creditors Ia present their claims Ia said
Tor examination and allowance, and that will
that purpose at the Office f. A. CahuOn in Lyndon.
the 9th days OF May and September A. d. 1852, at
O'Clock iii the forenoon OF each OF said days.
CHARLES STARK +, ,,,,.;-.,
gl-93 WIN. Z. PIERCE. 0Ollhlssiohets.
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- UEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.

You need suffer longer unless You choose. WHITES
EiNIR Is remedy. II has cured persons vino have
suffered 81 years. 1t Cureda Physician who suffered eight
years ana was SIX months in the Hospital, Many per-
sons suffering such intense pain nearly deprive them
oil their have been cured in hours, Sold by
the DruggiSsor viii he sent anywhere, receipt
the price. dollar His Iinmei the best in the world
oI Bruises Sprdn> and tle,s the joints only IS
cents bottle. Address, j WHITE Chemist, IS Leyerat
Street. Boston.
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90 ID FRIEND
IN THE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

I THE BEST FAMILY CA
THAkTlC in The world. Used
twenty Years hy five million
oi persons annually always
give satisfaction contain
nothing Injurious paironiz-
ed 10y the principal phy-iciaus
and surgeons Ina the Union.
elegantly coated with sugar.
Large Boxts Scents ny-
Boxes tor One Dollar Full
directions with each box.
Warranted superior 10 ang
PilibelOre the pubic
Tallahassee. Leon Co. \
Florida, July l.. lo6a.
To DR- HERRICK. Albany.
n WY Dear Docfor--I
write this 10 inform Won OF
the wonderful effect vi yrur
Sugar Coated Pills CA NIX el-
der daughter. For three
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NEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES.
wi Ap T. " 90 LIZ Dlaacax.

Boston, continues Ia give special attention diseases
Women and Children His uilTiyaled the
ten wears i'll the treatment OF all female complaints
univ crsal!y admitted by the Faculty and the public
orally. All communications strictly cui,!ential Good
accommodations provided for those who wish stop
few days in the city
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TNHE PLACE TO PURCHASE EVERY
i THING IN THE
SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT.

G. PATCH CO., Manufacturers and dealers in Sewing
Machine Shutes, Bobbins. Needles, Hemmers, Screw
drivers Oilers and Oil, Silk Cotton and Linen Thread
and every variety Of Sewing Machine Trimmings at the
lowest prices Also variety of First Glass Sewing
Machines at the Manufacturers lowest cash prices. Per-
sons wishing 10 purchase Sewing Machines will do we'll
call at $50 WASHINGTON STREET, Boston
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VICTORY COFFEE.-The subscribers

desire to call the attention of the trade in |
New Englan TO an article which they have prepared
with the above trade mark VICTORY COFFEE This Coffee
warranted 10 contain nothing injurious To system
lis ingredients being Cliely Caiee and Daneon. Put
up Ill pound papers to pounds to box. No family will be
without after usirg IT, the price being within the
reach U all. Dealers advised that their orders
Wholesale Grocers i'll BoStoncr at the Facory5 Charles
town Street, Boston, will meet with prompt attention.
HAYWARD & co.
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years she has been Affected witt bilious arrangement
system sadly inIairiii- her health, which has
steadily failing during that ieTiaa- When ia New York
April last friend advised me To test YOUR Pills. Hav
the fullest confidence in the Judgment OF friend.
obtained supply oi Messrs. Barn,S Park Druggists
Park Row. New York On returning home. ceased
all other treatment, and administered Your Pills,
each night The Improvement in her feelings complex
on digestion. etc, surprised all rapid and p.rlna-
restoration 10 heath has been the result We Used
less than boxes, and consider her entirely well 4
consider the above Just tribute 10 you Physician
and trust VIII be the o1 inducing many aJ0l,
your Pills a. their family medicines
lreinan dear sir. with many thanks,
Your obedieit servant,
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR CHEAP
4 IEWEJnN

100 piece, for 500 comprising the description
Jeney used Ill the Prize Stationery Packages. one
piece OF JtWcrH sent postage pail Or IL CenL with cir
cUr giving description of the goods. Also Stationery
and Jewelrv Packages. the best in the market prices
varying from 90 cents L. ~ dozen. Address J. S AN
pREwS. Ito Sudbury s.. Boston. Mass.
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1NRJ SsES. SUPPORTERS, & SHOUL

TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, & SHOUL-
4 DER BRACES DIR J. W. PHELPS, ceie-
hTatei throughout New ENGLAND and the West. the
inventor OF various kinds Of apparatus Tor the cure and
correction OF all kinds OF deIOrnc> keeps constantly ON
hand at his establishment, No % fremont Street. Boston
ul assortment o Patent TruSscS. Abdominal Supper
terS Shoulder Braces knec Caps, Elastic Stockings,
DR. Phelps has supplied the Mass General Hospital with
his appiraiur the last twenty Years, and his InStru
ncIlts are recommended Icy the Medical Faculty.
EBEN W. LoIHRoP,
IL Is Harvard Place, Boston.
Opposite Old South Church,
GOLD LEAF, DENTISTS GOLD PLATE, WIRE SOLDER
constantly hand. Gold and Silver Assayed Melted
and Refined
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LOUNGES COVERED

In Enameled cloth Dsmask, .iepts or Lasting
from So 90 to $500 each, spring-seat and arm,
French style of stufhng, and the springs SO Sc
cured that they cannot turn over.
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MATTRESSES OF EVERY STYLE

From the coarse Excelsior for underbeds. tcheap-
er than straw TO the first quality of hair
Old Hair Mattresses picked over and made A.
good as new.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
Fatal Accident on the tew-York mad Erie
BaiIroud-Nnrrow Escape OF the Pas
scngcrs from DestFuctiou-thc Engineer
aud Fireman Blown from the Train.

Last evening about = o'clock ss the Newly ork
and Erie Railroad train from Buffalo, due in Jersey
City at 81 o'clock, was on It's way hither, when r
few miles this eide OF Su,ierns, and about twenty
miles from jersey City, the passengers, numbering
about sixty persons fei ght shock in the cars but
not suficicn, TO create any alarm, the train con-
tinued on it, course for a short distance.
Before advancing far, however, the ears began 70
Slow under the action OF the brakes and tho loss OF
3 am. and they soon cane 10 d halt. search was
N ie in front on the locomotive when the engineer
an fireman were reported missing. A party Of
men were then sent back on the track, who when
tley had walked about quarter Of q mile, d!scoy-
cred Mr. Calhoun, the engineer, lying on tho ast
side Of tie track, in d.eadiuiy mangled condition.
lis son. Tie fireman, was found dead on tie west
side Of the track.
j. appears tha. an iron rod or lever which passed
under the engine, and vns used for stopping ani
starting, bad broken, aud portion Of It becoming
entanged in the wheels, It WAS driven into the
boiler, which caused tho steam 10 escape with such
force IA to suddenly blow from their station both the
engineer and the fireman The engineer, with
rra.sewor.hy canton, when tho rod broke, had
wbistled down brakes which order having been
obeyed, aided in preventing what might have proved
an appalling disaster tue tHln at the time OF the
breakage Was running abou, forty miles an hour on
the downward grade, making time.
The engineer was len to be cared for near where
be- was picked up, and the body Of the Il. eman was
brought 10 jersey City. Another son OF the eng-
ueer lad been severely wounded At Fredericksburg
on Saturday last.
Mr. Calhoun the engineer, has been in the em'
ploy Of the Enc Road fer IL yeais.
Tho train was brought to Jereey City last niSht
about u, O'Clock, by The locomotive Of a freight
train.
Had the train been allowed to proceed ut the
speed at which it was running when the accident
occurred, it must have run oil the track then every
person on the cara Nigh have persisted
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tAiAO. friday, Dec. l4, 1869.
The train from jackson 70 Columbus was fired
into to-day by gnerrillas. no damage was done.
An arrival from icksburg reports that tho Rebel,
arc vigorously certifying that place.
Report Says they hayo extended their works back
from the river eight miles Seventy guns are
mounted on the river, and 200 in all.
The citizens have been some time busy packing up,
preparatory 10 eyacuating the place upoL the open
iug # the anticipated Union attack.
Cotton burning IL still kept up by guerri,lsf.
Gen. lIurlburt has ordered lie drining houses and
s,luona Of memphis closed immediately. Persons
violating the order directly or indirectly to be
severely punished.
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lulns te"-W
b~ss-Oive fBr.). Pesteau. Aspinws..; Fl,ip, F..,.
i,s1n'er, HHn'en Havana; Primrose (BG) Percy 81
Schooner.-N. Perry Mills. P.sPe,re Ca,d,lopn. ",
calf DHrcmi Dlycr, Jackson. Washingon M p.s a.,
Charles Dennis inc1rr, Weshirston Jonas Smith a.
Monty tirch' Davy, Washington master; White cloO.
c1yitt Wellington, Muster; d. W. Sanders, Alden pa.
b0y. English nenuis L co. J. A. Conkin Sonar VT on
citle Red JACKET Amsbmy Nassau N. p. Metcalfk NV
eiD lydia Ann Ciayill Booth, ChHcotesgue A. e. H,vn
ocean Wave Leah, arlington Van brunt SIashi; Ksis
Baltimore: Mary Anna, Corson, Philadelphia r. {, VIII
den Neal Phsdephia; Ceres Meredith, Philadslph, ,c
gia -, SMYRNA, Del
stesner-E Cadw allader. Remon Baltimore, " D.l,.n
John y William Reel Shanghse Martha Stevens Doa,b
eiiy, Baltimore; +. w Broome. Foster, Baltimore.
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WAsHRsToy, Feb. 10. l5Jl.
sia. H. sddsessus you hardly know what 70
with The Peace COBse. is si IN Session aud yet has
reached 10 defue point or even advanced single si-p
wrrls an smlca5ie settlement Of the existing difficulties.
are they b. ell likely to come 10 81 agreement Wi aud
Jonn.on q Tenn had tail no in tao Senate On a Thurs
day aud hostile d5euty kei 70 have hsppelra Oh sre
fom delivered your letter to Governor Thonas, no was
very much svaprfed sudden departure be would
Lied haze you before you le say him IN tho De-
psrsnt morning and he iniorped he preparing
etler you Mr.. Bailey s'i IN Washington and -four
ishigg large ig be has been gambling pretty heavy
cIug Tue i4 week be TO have plenty Of money and
Josi sntp for what people ly Of him. Gov Floyd OK.
ssed here 10 few Jsys TO dem,nd an immediate tidal
Csa Scott sul busy engsgsd In bringing Soldiers into
his Cy aud It HEY 10 vii have at least 1900 regulars
here ~ the b Of March The Government organizing the
District Mils 10 oil possible haste 10 that Warrington vii
o.. Ls7d 70 capture the 9Th The Department. r very duh
eco Ut lille nothing doing great number Of our clerks
s.s owning on the Black Republicans hear from fiioHi
TIE: AL marked AID val be the hrs dismtsed
is. 20, Dot reluctantly bu. with light heart never VIII
eJ siuse principle 70 keep NY Office am 5ouhe,n
r. hs Democrat aad und.s thst Banner VIII keep my posi-
ton nud under other Kennedy eth making favor with
u, Republicans rsuubgu Seward visited hiru in tho Office
T. day and Saturday last 900 Of SewRds speech de-
'ered to him from the Capitol for distribution. j. IL really
strange how can toady to such fellows
Col Wheeler desires 10 be remembered 20 you end Mrs.
Thompson and says felt very sad because he could not
you Sunday night hal been his custom oT many years
send you copy Of the "Free Trader" b. request Of Col
GIaudin, who T. clerk in the Censu. Office. Mr. Kelly
still Acting seey called hA attention your request
appon,Hy cousin please be kind enough desire him to
DO 20 on writing AID enclose 70 Bi, Johnsons health t.
tsil improving and she viii soon be able 10 travel.
Taylor desires 70 present to MA respects
snd says he call you say Good bye" when you
we're IN the Dept fo that purpose because he did know
that you here until oil tho Bureaus were calling you
be did not Ike to take leave Of you after being In
tie ohcs 3 years before Others when II would seem
nat you did not know him. He intended to call on
700 before you Left Browns but was not swaro
frat you going had conversation with Mr.
tM%,'{ o. ui' 22' IA's naming He e'seufs "a W Ii.
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SENATE. WAsHINGr0S, Dee. ~, lsG2
MILEAGE.
NJ. KENNEDY ID ~, Nd offered a Joint reso-
Luton to pay Senators aud members Of Congress
mileage Tor the present session. Referred T. The
Committee on Finance.
THE BUELL. COUHT-MARTTiL.
Mr. McDOUGALL I'm. Chi offered resolution
requesting the Secretary Of War TO inform the
Senate whether any tribunal has been constituted 10
report upon the operation Of MaioT-Gcn. Buell. in
Kentucky and Teunessoe and il 10 state the char
acter Of such tribunal whether It is Court-Martia
or Court Of Inquiry, aud d LOT, under what law II
was instituted, and whether that tribunal Was IN
seflion in secret and had attempted 20 exclude from
iis sessions MajOrGen. Buell., Wh0.0 conduct Il was
20 investigate; and further. whether tho said IT,
blra pro oted 70 The said MalOr-G,n. Baell 10 take
an oatA that &c lMaior-Gcn. BgelD would no, dis
close any ofthe incidents connected wlh biz trial, or
any If the evidence.
The resolution WA laid oyer.
Mr.. LATHAM offered 4 resolution Dem, Call
requesting the Secretary Of State 10 transmit o. the
Senate any correspondence which has been had be-
tween Bis Department and our Miuirer TO t4e Bic
fish Government, and about tolegraphc c0mmuuica-
ton between tie mouth Of the AMOR River aud. san
Francisco, Cal Adopted.
AID TO EMANCIPATION ~ MISSOURI
Mr.. HENDERSON tUn. MOI introduced IN
granting Iecuuary aid from the United States 20
tie STATE Of Missouri, 10 CmhncipHte the slaves of
said State. Referred to tie Judiciary Committee.
Mr. POMEKOY Rep, Klnssj called mp the res
CLINTON for JOINT Committee on the President b
Message relative 20 c0mpensa.mg States Tor the
Of .heir Slaves.
M. SUMNER rep, Mass.) thought that we
should not organize any more COMMITTEES. We
have now a Committee IN the Senate TO whom all
constitutional questions were referred.
Tie resolution was postponed
Mr. LANE rep, kansas) introduced q bli 10
provide for the conjunction Of roads and tcegraphs
ia Kansas.
THE BANKRUPT ACT.
The VICE-PRESIDENr here called up the
act, il being the unfinished business Of
Yesterday, and several verbal amendments were
made 20 A..
Dir. DOOLITTLE fRep., Wiz moved to amend
the bill so IA 10 recognize the laws Of tho several
States, exempting homestoads.
Mr.. HARRIS rep, n. Y suggested that such
an amendment wonld not make Uniform law
Mr.. DOOLITrLE withdrew his amendment foI
the present.
TIE Senate then adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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CITY ITEMS.

Geuit Smith, esq, invites the people Of New
York to the Cooper Institute tomorrow evening" to
hear him present lis views Of " the State OF tie
Country" Mr.. Smith has contributed largely OF his
means for the support of the war, and few men have
stronger claims upon the public for hearing upon
the great question Of the hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

FHEscH THEATEE.-This evening Mme de
GimrGin'r comedy " La Joie fat Peur" will be re.
peated by She French company at Niblo's concert
saloon in consequence Of lite great last week
"Trioet la Recherche dun Peye' will conclude
the entertainment.
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]loyt- ilarotn0' Noilfe'
s,,rs op Naw roHs;

SrArR oY Nav lohss,,, uy,ust
porrW,Epxss OFFICE No. lVt " az nitt
NOTICE is hereby gyeI' "a ~ I1s,, entitled A,
sDa ia the wrs9 oaee ., the d fGaI o. Is.
Ios 10 all persons interested ~ ,ya,on OF survey h.'
1 sSt @ vessel se now under eIannson viii ;.
Wsilens aud that tho said 'lfNei ths notice OF
board said yess.Isi ,.,. Atlantic poI u
steamship MontanescA. PlSr No. Il N "
Shin John BeIlraa .Thonip,on
Sniu atheriue Pier No. - r. o.
ny piar No ii ~ "
Ran .Psrepeb'r
Bhs Nampl'e'"'''''''wM il. BURLEi0b' f''"
; Aro'. nsREWS. s'er'sS''
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The BROADWAY MEsAGTgTE.-The menagerie or
geological institute which has been established on
Broadway, a few doors below Houston street, under
the management of L. Is. Lent, contains some Of
Il e finest specimens OF the animal kingdom that
have ever been exhibited in this city. The ex-
hibition i, exceedingly popular with the yonng folks
1t is open day and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
A EebeI!ious Minister Ordered 10 Leave
Missouri.
has resigned

ST. LOUIS, Friday. December 10, 1862
The Rev. DR.. McPbaIers, Of the Pine-street
Church, has been ordered by the Provost Marshall
General to leave the State within ten days, Tor
encouraging the rebellion and sustaining disoyalty
in his church. Three members Of the church have
been appointed trustees, and directed to fill the
pulpit with loyal man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

ORDNArIos.-It will appear from notice in our
advertising columns that Bishop Potter holds his
usual advent ordination tomorrow morning IN the
church of the Rev. Stephen II. Tying, in Lexington
avenue, corner Of East Ttirtieth street -Four or
five young men are to be admitted to tie different
orders of the ministry. The occasion will doubtless
be one Of much interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

BEEBF n Co. No 1875 BROADWAY,
Have 10, pared new aud elegant style. %
fars and Cars. for tie
H0L.DAr AND SKATING SEASON.
Advertisement
\ MAN.-EuMLER a WILLS an.

LECTURES ON MAN. ON Ith AZ W Ills dH-
uotr course OF i've ectures on ruKENOLoGY aud PHls
0i D, 10 be given la Lincoln Hall Of 8thav snd SD
st. every night next week except "Wednesday open ~
o'clocs commence fckets % cents Tor the coarse
81 Mag DO hsd At No. 303 Broadway, OF Al the docs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

FoR THE BENEFIT OF THE WoUSDED SOLDIERS,
1t will be seen by advertisement in another
column, that the pupils of the Cooper Union Music
Class assisted by large number of eminent artists,
will give a grand vocal and instrumental concert on
Tuesday evening next for the benefit Of the wounded
soldiers. We commend the undertaking 70 the
liberal patronage of tho public, and hope to see the
large hall Of Cooper Union filed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
RESIGNATION OF sEC'Y SEWARD.

WASHINGTON. Friday Dec TO- 1862.
1ne Star Of to-day says that Secretary Seward
has resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
IAdYerll.ement |

The BEST soar IN UsE.-PyLE's O. X. SOAP
rapidly growing IN favor among hou'ekeepeFh II Is not
y cceiual but cheaper n the end hsu shy
AK your grocer for IT, bu. tina, Tho name Of
JlNrs PrLE No so Wsshia gtons Fransin is on
-, III boI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

Steamships-Ksngaros (br), jeffrey, LVeipooli "A"''
(Iiam }. Won Santon. bromon
ship-Chas Davenport Profile Liverpool ,,,,,,
Bsils-QTien, (Br Stephenson, Londoni h'pai "n'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

TIE Rev. Or. Cheeyor will preach at the Church
q the Pagians evening the Naurs Of the War
Power O.. Ordained OF God and the Why IL has not
been tuccessfnl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

Mr. MAsoS JosEs-The lecture on the Rebel.
lion which Mr.. Jones has delivered with 50 much
success in New-York during the past week, will be
repeated by him tonight in tue Brooklyn Academy
VI Music
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

NlBLo's GARDEs.-M Matilda Herons engagement
at this theater closes tonight with Il benefit.
" Edith or The Ears DaugLter" viii DO played
for the fourth time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
A Rebel Sympsthizing 0fics-Holder on
Removals from Office.

NE Also GIVES INFORMATION TO THE ENEMY
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20 set,...........i;J6 Moon seta..--.-
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