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The New York herald., 1862-11-27

THE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION or THE AR.
Fund Society open, Jay and evening h $40
Broadway One OF the collection OF Paintings aud
Sculpture ever seen IA Tits city
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pRoPosALs FOR OATS AND CORN.
DEPur luaRrERnAsrER's OfFrc
Corner Ia fifteenth aud q strtets.

DEPOT QuARrERMAsTKRs OFFICE
Corner III shieenth and q streets
.as III a. q bp : SeS "
n'sn % Ga. and T. So
ssamd bushels Of old s,eed coru.
bags Of aDou, .wc bushris each.
Oats will be received By weight at t32 thirty two pounds
be charge to the govern
The Corn be Of merchantable quality, put up In
Corn viii be ressls. oy weight 81 tss, Gfysz pounds to
sacAs be charge TO the govern
Delivery to be made IN In, city Of Washington within (2,)
Ss"en'yDve days IRON ',r ,,,,SA an!s q Il, eonra'
roposals win be ior thousand $50 OO0) busn-
els OF 0ls upwards, and Tor hy thousand t5oOoo
Ths propo oats and corn must be
rate papers, aud entei distinct from and independent Of
the ull name and Post address Of the bidder
II bid is name Of a arm the names Of All
the ares must or te bid wi be considered ss the
Proposals fro DISC, mli not be consdered and
r,oposas - nas ST Se add 10 70 Colonel s IL tucker
should be pains "ssi ssrls Ts Tor Oats and Corn
The ability OF toe tiluer Ill contract, should IL oe
swarsS g him $, pc ed two r
o ae % orr nsrss st Sf Ss. court ~ or
Of The Uni ed "a l',ilic. Ato ney -. ,.a. a..
Bidders mus as a in pc SON sn,isrea Then the BIDS are
bond, aa Ao m % na su a 70 o, Ve e. re- eyea on
tors Will OF ne successful ooder upon sishns
tie contract.
A. The 0ond The contract II will be
tneir uondsln with them 10
gA cmtiun, and rea To be produced
when the eostac .,,,i a.
Blan cta b io 'ured upon application being
This personally BY leer or by te.e-
"a graph
GUARANTEE.
We. 0l the cnuut of ---. ANA state OF ----, and
aId S,sle do
by guaranty -- abe fui 4 IA in ord
ance win The rs q II irol'osiioa, and as soAa
propos br Ncft, he viii AT contract
IN a c1rdi.lcc tletew IN
Snouid tnt 10 awarded him. we prepared to
become
To this be appended the official certificate
4 above nienu ~
spECTiON, DELIVERY, &C.
AL oats ana under this advertisement
SQUAD merchan De lnai ~ Wi be r. j, cted.
Payneni to be upon the completion Of the
tract o. = the epot Vusrer,naser shaI
be In fun ~ a
Any informalt inthe bid foSnance with the
sterns OF tis viii insure the rejection the
proposal
DiYery to he made At the rail der0t ut one OF
'suT government whas es in the city of Was nlgtun
Aho Dtpot o right to
reject any or all bus that may deem too high
; D. ii. ROCKER
Colonel and d pot QuarterInaster.
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THE REBELLION.

DEPUTY QUARTER MASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
~ PhiIsdephA, 18th Nov. lo1-Proposals win 10 re-
saved this Office until Friday 1oth ns. st u cock NJ
for the delivery this city At point that be
qu,red. Five Hundred Army Transportation Wa TO
be made Of the best MATERIAL according specifications
be Ia this oce ana hJect to inspection All to be
neosmber isG2 Tae right il reserved 10 re ec ali Lids
sassmed 70 high. tsi,nedl A. BOYD.
Capita u and Asst. Quarternaster u. 8. A.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED TILL THE I'D
~ day Of Dectni t2, ~ ~ O'Clock NJ furnishing
FLOUR
Dsds will be what known as No. l. No. and
NO. and tor ANY portion than UOO Bids
the di grades should upon
reter. No bid vii unless pre-
sssft 70 reSponu 10 bid.
The Quantity of required will be about sou barrels
daily, delivered ell the government warehouseses
Georgetown. b. railroad depot at Warrington. Z.
the usual government inspection viii be made just before
,thA ncqr s .rceiv.l:
1hr 6affsls q e 6sat-iined
Rds will he panied with oath Of allegiance and be
directed 10 Co.nei heck with A. d. C. and G. s., U s. A.
Washington, D. C and endorsed proposals for Flour"
CEALED PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED UNTIL THE
- 9TH Of Decrmb 1852 fua nisaing Subsistence
Qe.erlpept with 4U0 tons OF Hay. sn bass.
The delivery the 18th OF
December and tie whole quantity in before the end OF
said N nth.
The hay 70 be shipped BY water and delivered the
,whArves Sixth and weighed In Washington G..
Bidders their b, the price loo pounds
N which they will f.rnish the hay.
Firms making bids state Of all the
Interested.
Payment be made In Treasury notes. or such funds 40
government may ha for distribution.
Bids TO directed Colonel A. BECKWTTH. A. D. G,
and G. g. U. g. A.. orsed Proposals for Hay''
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ADIUsEMENTs.


WINTRR GARDEN.
w wINTKR GARDEN
THANKSGIVING NIGHT
GRAND GALA ENrERrAtNMENr.
MR.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
NIX. AND MRJ BARNEY WILLIAMS
MR.. AND MR5 BARNEY WILLIAMS
In three peoes embracing
FARCE.
Aboundnat In
SONGS, n.
TABLEAUx &C.
The performance win with the beautiful drama
entitled
ALL HALLOW EVE,
with scenery machinery properties aud music
lspdy OC0nner Mr. barney
40 be- followed BY the charming burlesque of
THE MAGIC JOKE
Mrs. Barney Williams
To conclude with the roaring farce of
BARNEY, TIL BARON !.
Daors open "a O'Clock. Performance will commence
Al ~,
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OUARTERM ASTER GENERALS OFFICE, WASHING.
W ton city, No 1libce l,vINanted for service q
fh Departmn nj oi the Soitn several light drauh
sers drAu4h. i've 4 ee load d.
havin. charter are
quested IN to MAJOR Stewart van vliet,
Quartermastcr Uniied States Army New York, lug
terms or sale charter with dimensions OF vessels
place where and time pnilt.
NC. MEIGS Quartermaster General
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sN-
YOUNG LADY, WHO sPEAKs FRENCH DESIRES
situation a. she is'Eeoogshy ~ somnpcean M
Phiiadsiphls q Pa
YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION ~ IA
AM sner @ - ssr ,. y 81 ~ ssngG wa r. an
Episcopal family - sch& eau At or address "a III
Ar GoLDsMITHs COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE, NO.
BooEsecpns Ari,hsse aud ali else pertaining q he
RI Psvss SsSf n.Sn ss en OLIVER GOLDSMITH @
A LADY. OF SEVERAL YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
siagine desires essh family esshanee for good
Teacher Herald one cai Il 81 Henry street Brooklyn.
lust PuBLIsHED-BENNETrs NEWLY IMPROVED
eo%9se , rSrs sr on pgas a, ESS S & ' &
SonS hos ssn6oS sn6 ssS c6SxFSY rn6h
and Booksellers sD Broadway and 2i6 Fulton street,
Brooaiyn.
DRyMANsHIp-AS EMINENT MERCHANT. WHO
ma sa course IN % on. ols "sN % Mae private
wos wa,s % snsS ysnF zoo %n . son%sna % e aS sns
evening md command Of the pen u "a hand bn,n"ss
ed 10 M Years nde an, school, boy system improvement
Ss CT pupils Sac LSrsS wsns ssg
Will teons in The sbo either IN classes Or private
sss In eass - ~enn % %"l ss and ~ IN IN
THE VOCAL Gymnasium. INSTITUTION, IS
East street, corner Of Madison avenue
ysy nSniishns s9sds%n Gompes sggnsr rsa n
cally cured.
TWO SISTERS WISH TO sECuREn HOME FOR TIE
winter one nth a. elderly sas whers ooEsn,or hip
copen the other companion 10 little girl
and teal her English branches would teach two or
three chdren ages 70 IL pears Address \. A. Herald
Office. Reference given and required
yVASTED.A GovERNEss, TO 60 0CT OF THE
w city teach herman, English and music and to take
general supervision Of the education Of three children me
sss. I eight ysars Apply a. room NO wv ~ Nnohs HOTEL
yVAHTED-AN INSTRUCTOR IN VOCAL CULTURE
w (gentleuanf IN school, fortyhve minutes from the
city Address immedstey ). A. Fowler, Engiewood New
Jersey
yVANTED-AN ENGLISH G0vERNEss, FULLY CON.
w pcten 20 teach In first class school; must speak
French fucntly Address stating terms, which must be
moderate, School, Herald Office.
yvANTED-fN AN INSTITUTE or THIS CITY, A
w male teacher, capable teach ell the elenentar
branches aud also mathematics and bookkeeping Good
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LNARM FOR SALE-C0NSISrING OF 126 ACRES OF
good land about IL miles from Williamsburg, the
Jamaica and Hampstead plank road win sell the whole
part inquire +. g. BELL 33 Fulton street, Br rookyn
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C..)E nnl FOR SALE. THE BEST CLUB HOUSE
'oL).OUU. or private Hotel in the city Of Wash ns
of c aud is always filed By the most Sc
l.s. Also for sale Fourteenth street same city,
tcr oice Budding Lots. Address, for terms &c., der 4
Ao,n, 60 Brokers, Hartford Conn., who oler Real
Estate Ia ali parts of tne country
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., TO LET.
.
4 NEAT THREE STORY HIGH STOoP HOUSE. TO
~ lc furnished, until May Il in good loca<pn, near
stages 500 MONTH For particulars apply
10 NJ. DOJudrY ~ Nassau street.
HOTEL AND LODGING HOUSE TO LEASE, AT
IL greatly reduced rent; 20 rooms; modern built lower
part cty will aid furnish it, 900 per year,
expenses be made lodgings Address
Owner, Herald Office
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IIbin. ,......................M Mr. Raymond
Gamble. Mr. Lennox
Truho Mr. Robson
King Merlin Mr. Stoddart
Prince Merlin Miss f. Taylor
Blondette Mrs s. Brown
Ura. Miss Nckinson
Rosette Miss Stoddart
Msnonnette. Miss L. Burke
Rampage. MIRA Robertson
Ina Miss Clara Leigh
Toilette Miss Everett
Hour OF Ball Mis- Tirrel
meAy
llour
lroy
.o " unheI .@ ~ AAesn
S.osviy
uoioy
Iour nosoi.
Spanish Lace Miles webb, Gilmore, Roster and Blake
Natures Lace. Miles, German Rosa, Pillow aud Clarke
English Lace Niles Charles. Wheeler Crawford and Irving
Turkish Lace Miles Sheppard Harris Thornton and Weeks
Pages. Nobemen, Ladies by large corps DE- ballet
GeotBeous scenery by. Minard Lewis
Spcndid dresses by ...Mons and Madam Tson
Wonderful machinery by sanders
Elaborate properties by ....,.........'".Mr. Biby
beAutiful music, Thomas BAKER
diaa lC
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: MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, OF THE HIGHEST REsPECTA-
N bty wishing 10 hnd partner to share with him the
Joys aud SORROWS OF this e has taken this opportunity OF
oderino 10 open spondence with matrnony
xnv ations addressed 10 the undersigned will
meet with srecdy answer. ROssEAU, Rochestcr N !.
! CORRESPONDENTS Is WANTED BY GENTLE.
"A man OF ~ with young lady OF sound common
and ability with vicw to matrmcNy NNarcss o., Herald
olice.
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(REAT SUCCESS OF TIE ChILD PIANIST.
" IRVING HALL MISS TERESA CARRENO,
THE CHILD PIANIST, EIGHT YEARS or AGE,
WILL GIVE HER SECOND GRAND CONCERT
ON SATURDAY EVENING. November ~.
when she will be assisted by the following artists
Madame ELENA DANGRT.
Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE,
Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS,
sgnor ABELLA and others,
in an entirely and brilliant programme.
TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
extra charge secured the sale Of which wh
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AMUsNsGENTs.
AMU9NH[ENTS.
r AURA KEENB's THEATRE
IL GRAND MATINEE.
Doors open st I. begin NJ O'CLOCK
GRAND HOLIDAY TREAT
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
New Fairy Spectacle.
BLONDETTE:
bLONUEfTK;
BLONDErTk,
BLONDETfk;

NAUGHTY PRINCE AND FkETTY PEASANT,
This successful the production or
Messieurs Emery. cairvile and Monner, the most
popular OF Partisan IL Tor several hundrod
consecutive nights and still attracting all Paris The
translation made tho tricks and effects supplied by au-
hory OF the above liberties been taken with the
text except to oondense such matter as the ma
nagement deemed nappfopriate FOR this locality.
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rOR SALE.

N ENGINE TURNING LATHE FOR SALE CHEAP
"A TOR Apply ~ 81 John street. up stairs 70 BAN
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HOTELS.


II oTEL IN BAHAMAS. 81 -
IL .nE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. Nassau, N. p.
ius nrst Hote Is now for .uess climate
being equal, no superior TO the Italian. The essees
do ali their power to minister the wants
ana comforts their guests. Steamers runun,
NAsSA semi -monh hly BRITISH UNION from Cunard
DocA Jersey Guy and PACIFIC joan X Bacon, agent,
4, soutb SIR JOHN 8. HOWELL, Lessee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EULfoN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. NEW YORK
~ Nov. ~. lco2.
The directors of this company win be
held 81 tue once, NO l Broadway, on Monday the FIRST
day Of December neAt brtSen ne nours OF and O'Clock
p. NJ JAMES NJ RANKIN, Secretary
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By AUTHORITY.
OMITTED STATES MAIL.
,aI o w A.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT., I
IVnehs~mf0 AH,il Al 1850

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washinqfon April 80 1863.
The mail service On he following routes in Iowa. ID.
~ertised for prpsais On 'he SOA OF November isst,
being deemed he insulcent for the public e,nven.
fence rnoresAs viii y Iecetvss AZ me Ouetract O-
OF June next-to Ue decide BY the 2Th-for conveying
the mails she United Ssstes commencing on the ltb
day of August, 1851 sndt rminating On the soh day
Of June. 1886 rs follows viz:
aOeS From Sruokyn. oscar Creek post once by Nal
20 ! Gym. Gtinneii Sugar Grove, Pleasant View
Newton aud Ai.chelv'lle 70 Oes Mines, %
Grove to DO supplied y saoe mail 'nree times
week.
Arrive ., pes Hoines next days BY . am;
Leave Des A.nnes daily except Sunday, q Up m !
II. Arrive At brOokyn next days BY am;
f; S..! ss s.s ZOO. = f.s c1
ninstoa. vsndslia, Apple Grove and kiings
n Sun. TO Dss Aoinss. 40 riles. and bsck. SIX
times week; Red Rock 6enninston, amp
vAndaiia " - supDlisd BY side ma:ls three
Leave kdaysills daily. sxcspt Sunday, At 3 p M;
Arrive Al Des MONIES next days b. 8 . ms.
Leave Des A0nes daily, except sunday u . N
Arrive At Eddyvslis usxt days By Sam
al0si From Des Mones, BY Bone Adeii wiscotts Nor
ri,burg, Dalmanutha, Hamiin's Grove Lura.
s,s nj. to Council Bluas $50 mice and back sag
times = week. Macedonia. or Big Grove. and
Hanias, Grove. ~ b supplied BY side mails
til eetmes . week.
Leave Des Nome, daily. except sunday At an
Arrive at Council B,Hffs, next days by u . mi
-.t la.vs Council Ilaas daily, except snnday, as
Arrive At Des Noines next days by la m.
.eelsriy csi,.n,y AND security S,ssns regard to
mode. aid proposals. must be made entirely In accOrd-
Herewith u 30 entitled ~ consideration.
For form proposal, guarantee certificate and for
inssraettns &c &C. bidaer. are re:sr-
lssl, at the principal post oe1yes
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9 .. Is,a "A z Err h, ~
.A!g!'uill.e''' 4, Cure j ] :l'e|
iros n. serxDY euas a. /

Z
inter. itt.ns Fever i. q z, Fever s.s !As.::
sAKne, Periodical IlsaAeehes ~ Duteas
Headache, and HlIious Fevers, lnAeeA
ing IN blllarj deranEement, eanssa 81
tbs Malaria 81 1liaSmstSc CSsntEasS.
We are enabled here to offer the community
teniedy which, while II cures the above eonplainas
Nth certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
iuantity. Such remedy IS invaluable IN districts
shere these affecting disorders prevail. This
o CURE" expels the iniasmatic poison Of FxvxR
elopment Of the disease, il taken on the first ap-
roach Of It's prcm0nit0ry symptoms. II snot only
he best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
i II complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
luantity We supply or dollar brings i within the
EVER AND AGvEa PREVAILS. every body should
ave it aud use it freely both for cure and protcc
on "A weat superiority Of this remedy oyCr any
ther ever discovered for the speedy and certain
IRE of Intcrittcats Is ikatit contains no Qninine
-lcr injurious effects whatever upon the constitu-
ON. Those cured by it are left ~ Healthy - l.
, hey had never had the disease. 800 ,orvl
Fever and Ague. is not alone the consequence OF
lie mias,natic poison. "A great variety Of discr.
s;cwa,yia, Rhe,matis,r, Go.f. Headache, Bssnd-
Il .ss, 10o'hache. EmHchc, Cnt0,7h, Asih1,a, Pal
! tnfio,t, Painfm lftcfion Of the Spleen, Hyskry-
5, Pain III the Boirels, Colo, Paralysis and N.
Of the Sonsnc1, oil 0f which, cwi,cn
riginatins in this cause, put on the int,mitfent
me, or becon,e periodical. This "CrnE rxpcls
he poison from the blood, land consequently cures
iicr all alike. II Is an Invaluable protection Ia
Immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
esiding in the ialarOus districts. II taken Ocua-
,ionally OF daily while exposed 70 the Infection.
that will be excreted frum The system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripe into dis.
ease. Hence it is. even more valuable for pvvtec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer nom Inter-
mittcnts ifthey avail themselves Of the protccton
this remedy affords. ti X ~ q 0t t!I
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. AVER + CO., Lowell. xAea
J. D. HONN, Council Blans; JAS. Z. ISL, i Or.
Omahs;s VAN LRAN. HARDY, : Co., 81 Soseph.
RICHARDSON 1ELLlnk, 4 Co., 81 LeniS end oil
Dealers IN Medicines everywhere sazaaAHafR
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"PE UTS."

VrrAL DuPoNr, (better knows - "Pes-
nu.s'') has rrnovsted, fs6ssed and re- fur
pisbsd bis establishment, and 10 better than
ever pr repaired to ssrve the public in tho
way OF confectionery, nuts, candies, and
fruits of all kinda, in their season. Be-
sides, be has Just put up Soda Fount,
from which any given quantity Of Soda
water will How during the hot months now
upon us-on demand. Give "Pesnuts'' .
,calLlf, yam want Anything in his line. .g,
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~ The Tsx bill il. to 70 into effect on
The first at August. A large portioa IT the
people Of the northern States will be called
on for the income tax. concerning the pay
ment Of which % eroneous suppression 10
prevalent. Itis not t" be paid Immediately,
on the income and profits OF the year already
passed, but will heo,Ine due ON the frst Of
May, 1868, and is TO be levied on the INCOME
for the year proceeding. A limit 10 placed
to the time 10 which The tax shall be IN oper-
alton, the date fixed for il TO cease being 1866.
The conference commistee sgreed to most
of the amendments proposed By the Senate.
Sons questions 10 which the two houses OF
Congress differed were settled BY eompro-
;miAe
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TYesterday was q dull, disagreeable.
dismal, dirty day. The rays Of the sun
came, down on . smear cut'-the wind
blew strong, hot and suItry, as the SIMEON
that sweeps over Afr'c's golden sands-and
the dust few. thick as the plague flies OF
Egypt-permeat,ng and penetrating every
thing and everywhere: beginning and ron
deriux decidedly gritty every unfor'unsss
biped that tventured within half q mile ct
Rrpadway.
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TThe speclneo Of cherries presen ted
~ BY JoHN KsLLss, attssstsd considerable
attention daring the week, both on account
Of their luscious appearance, and the fact
that they we're rsi.ed n Pottavsttamie
county. Thanks, JoHN-we hope that your
trees will next yeae enable Jsa to do 80
AomA mora.
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superior lot ofFancy Goods Psrfumeres Toilet asn
Fancy Soaps Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes full q.
srten OF Paint and varnish Brushes Surgical rnstr.
nents together with all the most popular Patent Ned
cines Our stock comprises everythinG likely to be
called in line OF business, all or which We ov
at Wholesaler Retail, the most reasonable terms
Merchants and others respectly invited to give MS
call, purchase terms which enable rs 70 ssl
1t greatly reduced prices. -
All Goods arranted represented. PhysiciacnsPr
sorptions and Family Receipts accurately and areu
compounded. lv2nI
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s~ RTJ. E. RILEY has established in fhis
city an Upholstery; and Furniture Store
an institution this city has long felt the
want Of. He is good workman, and 20
hope be will meet encouragement sufficient
20 fasten him here for oil time to come.
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~ The time Of holding the Congress
,ional Conysn6ion "a the District, has been
changed from The 22d to the 2lst Of July
This change vas made 70 the better enable
th1 dslsss sesto attepd she State Cnnsenston
that oeess 10 Dee Xoines on.the 23d.
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- The Ssessh" Of this city we're
hsppy-iubilant- exultapt-on "Wednesday
and Tborsdsy- the supposed defeatof
the Union forces before Richmond. They
congratulated ous another they smiled
they got srsnk-sbey tasated Union men-
they manifested the uspos' joy in repeating:
sessRhaa did J. tell yoss Dido's tell Jon
that our side would Whip JON out before
Richmosdlv 1.-THE South can take care
Of itssll. yetl0 exclaimed rebel, Who
cl.ims TO be m F. F. ", bos N fact vas
s 81 / nsSssr Virginia than Posey CosnsI,
Indiaps. Another man, the weak hiod-legs
Of mercan,ils house in this city - Who
would like TO be traitor il be knew
enough 20 ~ ss It rightly - said hs hoped
every man 10 the Union army before Rich.
mond, would be killed.
There traitors yelped too socn-thsy
smiled unadvised yin feet, they did very
heavy business on . very small capital, and
the consequence u, that barring taken bad
check from Mcclellan, they iocoatinesslJ
f0sted.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

<SoRPoRATIoN NOTicE,--rHE COMMITTEE ON MAR.
~ kcts the Board OF Aldermen met al room No city
Hall on Wednesday, April 1869, at O'Clock r NJ for tho
purpose o considering the app alton for the erection Of
public at the foot sixteenth street, Last river
Many the parties crested In the subject present
when agreed to adjourn until Moneay next I,h nsa
the time and place, IN order 10 afford az M ~
erested IN opportunity to be- present aud sae
TO the committee The attendance OF IA persons NAV re-
Is respectfully requested In order that the com
por, their ooncusions 10 ,ae Board the earie''
moment ,prn )Commit,ee
wILLfAM MMsyA1wxiL.} MAIwsxmi, Markets
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TIVE TREASURER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT
l. with inuc. pleasure acknowledges the receipt OF
rs 27i 30 BY hands vf F. Wennan, Es n Acting
Treasurer OF tho Yremens Ball Committee, being the net
proceeds the Thirty Annual Ball, given Nblos
Theatre January ~ 1862 In aid OF the Charitable Fund Of
the Fine D-parl lnent JOHN 8. GILES, Treasurer
The Treasurer, In behalf of the Department. tenders his
sncd Acknowledgements to the Ball Committee, whose
untrin. sssduity and excellent to
our .elow festival worthy of their patronage and
support and the handsome in which they responded
TO the efforts the tlec Is gratifying the
friends and members Of the Department.
Although the ball hiss yielded in pccunary sense,
those OF years, when undsurbed prosperity
reigncd then happy land yet have to
many friends and patrons to the scene OF strife TO
aid savn. beloved country from the frarcidal
destroy this fair OF government
the p,ir the hope and refuge OF the oppressed the
civilized world. II Is almost needless - say that ia with
the greatest c,erton aie enabled to meet The pressing
necessities of the INDECENT widows and orphan Children
who the sick disabled iremsn, claim and
sympathy. while gratefully ackno Sledgng past iayors,
earnestly appe the fellow citizens,
aid " saving penury and want those deserving
obots misfortune as placed within the pale OF
c'ariE.
N.w YonK Apri 2, 1862