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II II T. w A r..
General Order Regarding the Battle of Mill
Spring.


Spring.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Jan. %, 1862.
The President, Commander-in-C Chief of the
Army and Navy, has received information of a
brilliant victory, achieved by the Uuited States
forces over large body of armed traitors and
rebels, at Mill Spring, in the State of Kentucky
lie returns thanks to the gallant officers and
soldiers who won that victory, and when the
official report shall have been received. the
military skill and personal valor displayed in
battle will be acknowledged and rewarded in a
fitting manner. The courage that encountered
and vanquished the greatly superior numbers
Of the rebel force, pursued and attacked them
in their entertainments, and paused not until
the enemy was completely routed, merits and
receives commendation. The purpose of this
war is to pursue and destroy a rebcllous enc
my, and to deliver the country from danger
Menaced by traitors, aacrty, daring, coura-
geous spirit and patriotic zeal on all occasions
and under every circumstance are expected
from the army of the United States. In the
prompt and spirited movements and daring at
the battle of Mill Spring, the nation will real
ize its hopes, and the people of the United
States will rejoice to honor every soldier and
officer who proves his courage by charging with
the bayonet and storming ntrenchments, or in
the blaze of the enemys fire. BY order of the
President. EDWIN VI. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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Providence undoubtedly designed man to
carry the purse, but kindly compensated woman
for this, by endowing her with a wonderful
faculty of coaxing money from him. Annoy
ing as some women make this faculty, there are
others who.exalt it to the dignity of a science,
and we witness their display Of il with odmra.
ton.
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Suffers VS.. Soldiers.

Senator Wilson spoke yesterday, in his place
in the Senate, of "a man,
tone Cyrus Seymour, who, with the consent
of the Secretary of War, was appointed Brigade
Sutler of the Sickles Brigade, and other suffers
pay him two thousand two hundred dollars per
year, and he does not furnish cent. No suoh
officer is known to the law. Another suller
was appointed inside the brigade. Another man
was appointed sutler TO seven regiments, ana
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A ID. & A. G. NOURSE, Manufacturers OF
IA. Doors, sashcs and Blinds and Dealers in Lumber.
steam Mill for Planning, Saving, Moullings, &c, &c.
BRATTLEBORo, VT.
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TERMS FOR ApYERTlSING-

JR ONESQUARE Of TWELVE LINES or less nonpare tvne
(hc smallest size usedD THREE iEsRRrioNs s Tor earb
subsequent insertion, 20 cents. The number Of insertions
must be marked all advertisements they will he con-
nued until ordered out Contracts will be made with
advertisers by the column fractional parts thereof at
liberal rates Transient Advertisements TO be paid Ia ad
vance.
all Probate advertisements excepting notices Of npplca
ons to sell Real Estate and for Commissioners Notices
t1.50 each for three insertions.
notices Of Lberatons Estrays, the formation and dis
luton Of Coparnershps &C. 81 each for three Insertions
II sent by mail the money must accompany the order
or BusrSEs CARDS in the FIRST column from $500 TO $500
per year according to the space they occupy.
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LIST OF AGENTS,

10 whom paymcnts f0r TIE VERMONT FHUNIN Ior I0OZi
may be made. - -.----
West Bratleboro A DUNKLEE, P PERRY Brookne,
C. W. sTEBBGNS Dover, LYMAN BURR w. Dover, WM.
IL. JONES; Dummerston, W. o. MILLER West Dummers-
ton, s. W. WILSON Grafton, N II. HALL Gullford, Eli
MER MASON Guiliord Centre, s. Il. slBLEY Green
Rive, j. b. DICKINSON Jamaica, D. e. DENrEh Hall
fax, STEPHEN NILES; West Halifax, A. H. TUCKERj
Londonderry, DAVID ARNOLD. South Londonderry, II.
d. TYLER Marlboro, W. W. LNNDEj Fayetteville, j.
DUNKLEE, JR.; Williamsvlc SAMUEL BROWN Put
ncy, WM. HOUGIIrON SaXton's River, @. W. FAIR
BROTHER Cambri1geport, A. A. WYMAN Somerset, o.
X. MORSE; Stratton, MELVIN A. KNOWLTON Towns
hcnd, o. BUTTERFIELD West stTownshend, H. w. PAGEi
Vernon, ADDISON WHITHEDi Wardsboro, liOL-
LAND PLIMpTON; West Warlsboro, LIBERTY WILDER,
South War,lsboro, s. PErrEE; Westminster H. @.
LANE; Westminster West u. ". 1IAMDllNi Whitingham
II. N 1IIX; jacksonville, JAS. NJ HATClli Wumington
LUCIUs WALKERi Windham wM HARRIS, JR.j South
wiulham, EZRA PIERCE, JR.i Chesterfield, N H., H. o.
COOLIDGE; Hllnslae, N. H., G. j. AMlpON Winchester
N. H., Il. NJ FORBES North Bcrnarlson, Mass, N. p
CIAp1N.
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DRATTLEBORO ACADEMY,
Boarding and Day School for Boys and Young Men.
Mr.. Il Mrs A. f. LgAyESwoRTH, Principals
West Bratleboro, May l, 1S6l.-tf1S
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T HOW E'S Picture Gallery
IA Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes sphereoypes Photo.
graphs. Pictures made at this establishment are mounted
by the different patCHtcd methods and warranted to stand
the test of time and climate Brattleboro, Vt.
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" \. STEBBINS, SURGEON AND ME-
He chanical Dentist will be in Jamaica from the 1st till the
Sh, in Weston from the Sth till the 18th, in South
dondcry from the 10th till the close of each month"; lie will
treat all diseases and irregularities Of Teeth; also insert
fetal Teeth any desired All work in the
styles at low prices and warranted against any failure in the
work Terms cash. Il. A. STEBBINS.
south Londonderry, VT.
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billiard HALL, CUTLER's BLOCK,
ID Opposite Revere House, BRATTLEDORO, VT.
Winans Celebrated Slate and Wood Bed Taocs, with the
New Style Cushion. o. Closed at 10 z. NJ.
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KITTREDGE HASKINS, Attorney and
IN Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chanccry WILL
LIAMSNILLE, VT.
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~ +. GALE, Surgeon and Physician
VI. Office No. Granite Row, directly opposite Brattle-
boro House, Brattleboro, Vt.
Residence Elliot St., Sd door West Revere House.
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LLAGG & TYLER, ATTORNEYS AND CoUN-
Il sELLoRs AT LAW, WILMINGTON, VT.
p. FLAGG, j. N. TYLER.
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" ]. HIGGINSON, NJ. D., PHYSICIAN AND
Il Surgeon, Green Street BRATTLEBORO.
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II MORRILL,, NJ. D., HOMEOPATHIC Ply
Il 10 slcIAS SURGEON. Fishers Block, Main ST. Office
hodrs afternoons, to O'Clock p. NJ
Refers to j. p. WIllTrLE, NJ. D.. Nashua, N. H.
A. MORRILL,, NJ d, Concord, N II.
W. b CHAMBERLAIN, NJ. D., Kecne n. II.
s. NJ. CATE, NJ. d Augusta, Me-
April, 1SOO.-l3
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A MERICAN HOUSE, BRATTLEBORO,
IN Vt CHARLES +. slMONDs, PRormEToR.
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GEORGE HOWE, Attorney & Counsellor
VI at Law, and solicitor and Master in Chancery.
BRATrLEBOR0, VT.
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~ p. WESSELHOEFT, NJ. D.,
W. Homeopathic Physician,
80 Lawrence Water Cure, Drattcboro
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I G. MEAD, Attorney and Counsellor
Is at Law practcng in the Courts Of Vermont and New
Hampshire AGENr or rms lETNA Firs Insurance Compa
ny and WHfham County Mutual DO Also Agent to pro
cure Pensions and Bounty Land Commissioner for the
States Of New York and New Hampshire California and
N otary Pubic.
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Il NJ. FO II b ES, ATTORNEY
lLsANb COUNSELLOR AT LAW NOTARY PuBLIc
WINCHESTER, n. H.
Ais, Agent for the Atlantic and Rockingham Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies.
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II J. CARPENTER, DEALER IN
ALs Toys, Fancy tools Books Stationery, Newspapers,
Magazines and Periodicals.
subscriptions received for Principal Newspapers and
Magazines, and forwarded by Mail or otherwise
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M ORSE & NASH'S Livery Stable,
N in the Of the Bratteboro House, Main Street,
Brattlcbnro Vt.
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Dust Y PEARSON, DENTISTS,
pay particular attention to the preservation OF the
natural Teeth Also, insert Teeth I'D, Patina, Rubber
or sysr Electricity in extracting teeth, aud treat
Irregularities In Chhdren's Teeth successfully.
once and Residence nearly opposite the Congregational
Church-iormer residence Of the late c. O. HALL
o. II. Posi-. 4 n ppApsoN
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"OODCOCK & VINTON, Paper Mann
w hacturers All kinds Of Printing Paper made IN o.
der. Cash paid for White and Brown Rags. Brateboro
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ID SlMONDS, Manufacturer and Dealer
In Ladies', Misses Childrens and Rows poo,s shoes
daers and Rubbers opp the Post Once Aian.st battle
borO, Vt. 49, "'N'''0
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We vote for Tyler, therefore,
Without q why or wherefore.

That tremendous political campaign resulted
in the election of lIarrieon and Tyler, as it
would have resulted in the election Of any can
didates supported by henry Clay, hard cider,
log cabins, coons and songs of unprecedented
popularity. The enthusiasm of the people was
unbounded and from the outset Van Buren,
had not the ghost of Il chance of success, His
requiem was chanted all over the land, in rude
log cabins with drinks of hard cider to clear
the throats of the singers, in the glorious old
chorus
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SEWELLMORSE, Practical STAIR Buu
- Shop at DwInel BlIsss the Bridge Battle.
b1ro Vt 'N
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SALES AT AUCTION.
ALVIN Q. BAKER a co, AUCTIONEERS.
n Office Is Maiden lane.
MAGNIFICENT

u Oulce - 1aluen As"e.
MAGNIFICENT -
FURNITURE,
sTArUARY, PAINTINGS WORKS OF ART, AND vnr,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
elegant residence zS West Sixteenth
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues tomorrow (Mondsyl Dec
Is sale commencing at 10Y O'Clock.
- DRAWING ROOMS
Bronze and Ormolu Chandeliers Velvet Carpets, Rugs
two superb with brocael Of the richest de-
scrpion Etagcres, siauary marble top Secretary and
Bookcase Enognures Cabinets Manel Mirrors P1er Mir
rors embro dered Lace Curtains French Shades Centre
Table Chess Tabs Seyrss ana Dresden Csina cascs
richly carved egs ad case made order by city Makers
Stool. Canterbury, Cover, Music books, DC. ss
OIL PAINTINGS
by eminent artists two match Paintings original by Cole;
the Assumptan Of the Virgin after Muro also Paintings
by Ranney Legrand Idores Bronze satuary Bro re
Cocx Carpet Oicloth oak Sieboard Extension Table Arm
Chairs China Dinner and Tea Sets elegant ses Crystai
Glassware, Decanters, Gobets, Tumblers, Chanpat n >
Wines Lemonades Preserve Stands Silver spoons
Knives Napkin Rings. Table Cutlery, rosewood ana pac
walnut bu eaus Bedsteads Washsands Wardrobes. Blan
kes Sheets Counerpanes Feather Beds, &c. also base
mert and Kitchen Furniture N. BPartes wishingo at
tenl this sale take the Sixth avenue cars ana sSss a. me
Asor House, St. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotes leaving
at Sixteenth street, few doors from the house.
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TcAIR OF THE BENOvELENT SOCIETY OF TIE
IL Memorial Free Church, 70 aid the Chuich and the Poor
open during the days and evenings from Monday nec
To- until Christmas Eve, In the Sunday School bliling
hammond street corner of Wavt rey place. :.
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PROPOSALS.

ITO REAL ESTATE owNERs-sEALED PROPOSALS
will be received st this ofce Thursday ncce
IS 1867 for the purchase by the Cooperation o two Iots az
ground for the erection thereon station beuse for me
Tenth Precinct police, 10 be located between rand
Delaney and Essex streets
The proposals in addition TO The prce, should contain
diagram OF the property offered giving and To-
cai,ty also the character Of improvements, any.
factory TILE
The right 10 reject any or All proposals /. reserved
R0BERr I. fiAwS, Comptroller
Crs q Nsw xosx, DEPARTMENT. q Fissrsa Ccnaprclsr'
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N working Tor custom stores y be held the OF
walker and Centre Monday, December Is, Mr.
BiSby's warhntn siriSc. he having refused TO
ny with ihe Just dmands Nt his aud to take steps
the maer also 10 induce other bosses follow In the wake
OF those who have giTen the a raise
R0BERr McCABE Secretary.
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4 UCrION NOTICE-WILLIAM TOPPING, AUG
~ toreer. Large sale of
BOOTS & SHOES,
On Tuesday Doccriber 10 ~ one o'clock.
800 Cases BOOTS and SHOES. comprising dashahle
assormant NEW GOODS received direct fronfl st-
ani c'ty manufacui
so Cases ong lec Caya.ry Eoos.
WILLIAM TOPPING 4 CO., Anct.oncers,
Nos and IL park Piacs and NJ. s Mnrray street.
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DULLI0N PR0F1Ts.-THE EXTREME VALUE PAID
ID for Diamonds Pearls and Ind 10 CameIs Hair shawls
fncc hours, TIL 10 and tn only Valuations per cent
b. W. PLUMB Diamond Broker 6l2 Broadway.
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INTERNATIONAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
AN APPEAL FOR THE SUFFERING OPERATIVES OF
GREAT RRlTAIN

The blow struck at national has fallen heav
that in England there is unusual suffering and of
TIE agony Of Lancashire says he London Tims lis
every day becoming more acute and before e winer i
s4eas' rial .ass had he sIsS
their abundance Our Furnished trans
distribution whose yT,sss y. fully Illustrate
1 ss 4as AMID sao1 All s s
nit.ed in defence of na'ions unity and
s. e an s2my hi ne ID mpss
sc s ssss Of the the assTs 9f @ those who re-
sSe from her to osr
u e hs s's o The
Nations permit sorrows and burdens to lead
e oun ins
:ss II x H'sss
s %', san ssss 'ssf0a
ssn DsIs nson a. and who ssw the vass Of sypahy s
.ns the claims q u an ssn s
IN
:ss and @ n S Land
winter suffering relief reminds
1Ssrs s Believe sss o
In New York, but throughout the country that the
bseple need urging activity in this but rather
Ja with impaencc the organization for the con.
tenie nj banelpisscn OF their gifts.
no his nd undersigned who have been appointed by
- citizens New YORK act in concert with similar
bodes urgently the citizens OF every city, town
SDpcin 70 and remit money and food 70
csnmees seabosrd and they respectfully ASK tne
oey OF Ali Mt 10 bring the subject be-
lore their 10 take up COLLECTIONS That Al
according 70 their ability une ID tns nsuona ana truly
Tbey Confidently believe thS railroad companies and
& Il a hs iRerssss q osr raas aSrs
cultural producs will cheerfully E.s snfrrSrs,,.
portaon for all donations OF food and tha.
shi,own win exhibit the like beraly In iu satys
freight Europe Thcy anticipate ready assistance
food producing States for prompt and
from the grain accumulated on their hands. -
The undersigned already received as Will appear oy
report their Treasurer large donations which the
pleasure the announcement that by heiberay Of Mess
n L. q. Griswod, new ship Of eighteen hnndrsd tons
burden has been placed their disposal They Propose
provisions they shall receive those which
they purchase as rapidly AND SS91oaly as possible,
rangeme with persons proby Great shall
Insure their immediate and judicous distribution.
Communications on the business OF the commee may DO
addressed to
9S oHS S.S5K SEEENb SbS South ',sss Is Wa,
A: A. Low, TreasursrS 81 Burllng slip.
Or To any member OF " Executive COMMITTEE
WILLIAM r.. DODGE. Chairnan ~ Cin street.
GEORGE af{1SwOLD, 72 South street,
SHAfs!ES Il: MARSHALL S!Buri'ng sup.
thomas TILEsTON As Wall street.
<JOHN q. GREEN II South street
Gr JOHN TAYLOR JOHNSTON. GO Wall street.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

-COrCH wHIsKEY.--"RAMsAY'sp IsLEY MALT FOR
CO., 50 Broad streets
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THE FIRE DEPARTmENr.

moving the owls which had to be cntended against in
former years. We trust that the members d tie deart
ment fully alive 10 the Importance Of n
maintaining that huh position which only can be awarded
10 them by strict compliance with the laws passed fr
their neral bencne
phus Ockehausen and George H. Nesoitt will expve M
the annual meeting. II will be necessary 10 three
Trustees for three years each All Of which respectful
ly submitted.
by order Of the Board OF Trustees.
HENRY A. BURR, President.
GEoIeE +. NEsHrr Secretary,
NEw YoRK, Dec. 8, 1867
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

xyp0w LADY, REFUGEE FROM HER HOME
with and an children
Denniess upon exeriions She makes this appeal
furnish or in some way prov e home whereby she
make effort 70, her own and ls ones support She
her children ''hful srryant who are now with
ss an S % Lazy s Ssn upon
MASS MEETING OF THE LADY sHoEMAKERs
worEnE for custom stores si be held az the OF
BiSbys warkn, 81 str&e he having refused 10 COM
s % re HI e. sss oos hs Is ss s saas
" ''''' - : 7 ~ RoBERr to MccABE, Secretary
DEA,sTH o. THOMAS sYRNEs;-Ar a MEETING OF
lecuni H. ls2 i30 Greenwich street. the follow
by ap Ses %osS se @
on 30 s ss
h9Ynsiy adoped- -, ,.
dire and serulaoie nramen.a,y is not for US 10 Judge
SION and eavns aamsnt Alone in His own infaibe
hands Sse ,6e hands Of those who appointed
,aAs from midst HIS life and his useful
s e nn0ss beloved
am aes We y .hoga rsognze z IN hiS de de-
necessity II giving respect and becoming expression 10 H.
s IN ars lG for e Ill family and sryn ea
As well as in consideration OF his personal and political
Resosed That in unnely and amentable decease
loss th i,y Of which r. nonorsd
Of sp ~ pn. 70 Yosy Is snS
and to HIS personal friends, who he stood IN the
warmest relations Of generosity fidelity and un nreachaoe
honesty,
Resolved, That while in the heat and vnence political
excitement the honest may by mi-;
hens beeoae mingled anu associated with much that
ferei from his character and thereby produce, pro
nenee Of stneion much unjust aud unvorable Impression
IN the IN nds OF those unac iantcd vita his Iuc nature
and disposition deem 4; emnentiy due 10 The memory
and geo name OF Thomas Byrnes to remove by Just
hRonal erroneous and nnounded opinion that might
by su considerations he unsy formed, and here pre-
noance 10 bis honor his many nobc traits ot dt rested
and honest character
Resolved While deeply mngng our own sympathy and
lamented deceasei we lon with them in all due humility,
sbedence win however nscrutaby
ercsed through instrnmenaity, and hunby
that the widow and tie orphan.
which Is found the Divine protection. when ali
things Use fail
Resolved That Of the foregoing and
utions enrossed and presented the family OF the
ceased, and published in Ahe spapNrs.
By order of the meeting
JOHN HOGAN, Chairman
EDWARD FTZPATRICK, Secretary
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John X. Pla't, Vice President,
Peter " Everett, s crciarv,
John s. Giles. Treasurer
David Tn all. Collector,
for The Cnsning year and
Mes,rs Ockeshausen Nesbt and Phlljps Trustees for
the ensuing three wears
Messrs j. f. Wells, of Hose T. and William H. Charlock
Engine T.. Were appointed auditors for Is ;.
The meetngaitcr assing resolution thanks late
President, then ad ionrsed JOHN r. PLETT,
Secy. N. YF. d.
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TDTAMoNDs OLD GOLD AND sILvER-LADrEs OR
IL gentlemen having od Gold Silver Diamonds SELL
by going TO LOUIS 2s Broadway under the New
city he offers to pay the highest pricetwenry per cent
out being copeledo take any other goods In exchange
Remember. 723 Broadwa y.
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THE FIRE DEPAnTmENT.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF REP
he'd a. Fremsns Hau on Monday evening, december :,
PressntA the officers and two hundred and .wentyfour
me Board was called 70 order at o'clock by the Pres
Afier callns he roI reading the minutes &c. the Pres
@ s% oh hs
aouavss pesrsh Rrsimsnt Excelsior Brate presenting
letter from Captain Drake De Kay presenting hre bucket
9Th Of March last which were notion we'd
articles directed 70 be aced in the Hail. with the eolor Of
Mr. zepnar Nils Chairman of the Committee on Benea.
the Of sl,S and that $3.50 had already been paid
The Secretary ,sn proceeded read the sinyosrth An
nsssd. ss ''p'' - ''e' 'il 'l'A'u''' "A'.l : So
aasr Come No. 81 @ By Mr. ms9 n
and motion 10 my the the table carrei
S " fssSa siss ,as
M rsra = $ hs state @ 5 as r
ceeded 70 hank for the c1ntesy and kind feel
and announced that he candidate for
The following elers ihen appointed to receive tho
Votes ssrs o. MSsna Me- snn and hook and aaer com "a ans
Monghan, of ,........... Hook and Ladder No. IS.
orec,iys he soess Of the hose com anss@
Messis ,si. rniierLon, of....... Engine No B
xisn. Hook an; and Ladder No IS
sui. a ssp 81 he sae 50 vote with the following re-
For Presiden-tota vote ea.t..... ;........... 2ll
scattering. .....'..........r......
For Vice Presqent-total vote 21f
or which John H. Platt received. 2I
Scattering
For Secreiary-tota vote 225
VI which Peter u Everett received. l25
VIM. q. OBrien. %
For Treasnrertoal vote 172
or which John 8. Giles received 100
Scattering. ~
For Colector--totai vote. It2
or which David Thea received. 1853
Scattering. Observation-Disclosures.
For three Trustees for years each total 10
Or which A. H. Ockershausen received .......... IL
or which Geo. Ncbitt received I75
Oi which Jonas n. Philips received .......... liS
Of which Jno. j. Bloomfield received. 80
4
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BILLIARDS.

T,Tf.ryARp TABLE FOR sALE--AT A GREAT sACRI.
Is Ace: the Table IL In good conditlon, with all Sures
ana will be sold FOR S75 cash, win bo exchsnged
Tor psnccrte Address o. Herald ONCE, or boz s2s0 Post
o0ce
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LEGAL NOTICES.


.CUPREME COURT
In the matter Of the application Of the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonalty OF the city Of New York, relative to
THE OPENING OF
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET
FROM BROADWAY
TO TIE HUDSON RIVER,
IN THE CITY or NEW YORK
Pursuant TO statutes such made ana provided ths
Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaly OF the city OF New York
hereby give notice that they intend TO apply 70 the Supreme
Court OF the State OF New York. at special term OF said
10 be held At the City Ha In the city OF New York. on
saturday the third day OF January 1853 the opening OF
that dav or thereafter counsel can be
heard for the appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate
Assessment In the above entitled maer that the nature
and ex,ento the hereby intended the open.
ing One Hundred aud Tenth sce from Broadway to the
Hudson river in the said city OF Now York, laid out the
Legislature OF the people Of the State New York. entitled
streets and the city Of New York. and pur
poses" passed April D. tSfRREENE G. BRONSON.
Counsel TO the Corporation
Dated xnw YoRK December 10. 1852
CUPREME CoURr-IN THE MATTER OF THE
- Knckerbocker Bank OF the city OF New YorkNotice
hereby given that 10 the order OF this Court
and singular assets OF said bank will be sold the
the United Trust Company Of New York.
receiver thereof Tuesday the sixteenth day Of Decem.
ber instant At II O'Clock M at the Merchants Exchange
salesroom, No III Broadway IN said city, by K wilkins
cevcrs 0e - Wall street At the Office OF ~ g. Wheeler
EsquIe 23 Broadway and also at the auctionecrs ONCE
No. 6rs Pine street
The New York herald., 1862-12-14

yzERUBBABEL r. A. G. NO: iT.-THE COMPS,
~ this Chapter notified to attend their
regular convocaon be held at oda Fellows Hall Tuesday
Isning NEXT, December TO- at TX r. NJ Special order of
bus,nsss election OF oileers for the ensuing year
""h'n's'' J. 8. Stafford, H. r.
IA. H. NvsKrR, Secretary.