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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

OTYIcE OF THE DELAWARE, LAcKAwANsA AND WEsTkRs
RAILROAD Co. IS WillianIt New-fors Dec. TO- %
CCRAN1ON COAL AT AUCTlON.-Ihe
~ BOARD Of MANAGERS will sell a, PUBLIC AUG
TON On TUESDAY the 2d day Of December, inst at II
o'clock NJ si tho room now usod the Merc1ans Ex-
change Nos. 26 sud % Etcha place corner Of william
SIMEON DRAPER. Auctoneer -
THIRTY THOUSAND TUNS OF FRESU-MlNED
SCRANTON COAL,
embracing all the usual ze. and deliverable at their depot
Elizlbethport ~ J. sfter the lst OF January next -
such suction sales about the 2Uth OF
each month during the year 1873. -
Tn. sale will positive Each lot put up will bs sold to
the highest bdde-no bids, in any form whatever being
made for account o. or on behalf Of the Company
fy cents per tuu ia bsnksbo funds to DO paid at tho
time place Of sale and the balance In Ike funds on
receiving tue order the coal which must be called for
within days thereafter AID the Coal taken away within
thirty days nom the day Of sale unless navigation OBJ
s;1uetod. go
The other condition. Of sale will be substantially those
hitherto accepted by al purchaser by Pnyse contract of
Coal deliverable Eizahehp0r IS Tar a. applicable Inc
Coal will be delivered oeet nom the car. on hef arrival
fem IN. mine. when observation-disclosures from the stock
These conditions will De modified ~ meet the wants Oh ocean
Steamers. Whose suival cannot be definitely hI-d.
N. Board sTe swsr great innovation previous usse'
9th. trade but with resbe the Lackswsnus
and Wyoming valleys TO tide water open every day In tie
year SUNDAYS excepted requiring hut twelve hours for the
Tsn. Of the the advantages Of such sales aud the
superior condition In which the Cot Will b. delivered ere
apparent they doubt TIN. mode Of selling will
itself the favorable confederation both OF the
whose cooperation 10 respectfully
invited c. r. ROBEhr. fT-.idsnt
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Religious Nollces.
The Sabbath Schools

The Sabbath Schools
CONNECTED WITH TIE
NIARKET-ST. II. ID. CHURCH,
corner Of Market and HsnIys.s,.
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR
EORTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY
NEAT SABBATH EVENING Dec. 81.
Commencing At 4 o'clock AddIesse, will be delivered by
cs Rev. CHARLES s. ROBINSON Of Brooklyn, the Rev.
tiEPHES H. TYING IT,, Of the Church Of the Mediator.
va tie Pastor, the Rev. CHAUNCEY d. MURRAY.
tshdi Of the School, and all interested ia work. are In
ntd TO be present.
@ Aherew Jackson Davis viii sIeok at Dodworth,
a. ~ N" ss Broadway. SUNDAY, Dec a. Subject at
-. IA Public charities Gad hospitals" Admission nye
seua An p. In; Relations Of tho Spirit Word TO The
present. hebellon." AdmGsion ten cent?
"a nCourse Of Sermons on tho SUPERIORITY on
SEtEhsALI5M AS PRACTICAL POWER, Of the
shN Univelsslist Church, between 9Th and 7thsv by
.ns Key y y. bhOOkS.-Ihird Discourse TOMORROW
kftEhFOON, ct O'Clock. Subjeeti The UniveTsalist
Doctrine Cescernins Christ" Ineuirsrs invited especially al
81 io3 e'sioek-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
financial.

IRVfNG SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 20
Wsfens-Inieest allowed al the rate OF per cent on
rom TO $500 and cent that amount
OPEN DAILY, from 10 a m. 70 2. also On MONDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from to- p. N.
n. B.-MOSEY TO LEND on BOND snd MORTGAGE.
WALTER W. CoNCKLIN, President.
VasDRRBELT L. BUAIOg, Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

4 i Meeting of the BOARD of DIRECTORS
~ Of the Ne W-JERsEY ZINC COMPANY, held at Jsr,
.-y Cts thi. the lh day Of December 1907 DIVIDEND
Of FOUR PER CENT wa. declared on the PREF RRED
STOCK. and FOUR PER CENT on the COMMON STOCK,
pasabe on the second day Of January 1T the Transfer
Oce Of the Company No l8 LiDeitysL n. !. Tue Trans
fer Books viii DO osed from the 2h inst TO the ID pror
A. n FAItLlN, Treasurer and Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

IT s. FIVE-TWENTY LOAN for SALE
~ These Bond. besr six per cent interest, payable semi
annually gold commencing from date Of subscription We
ore pared deliver them without delay in denominations
of Js lOO. 5OOs 001 Coupon regssred par for
current funds Purchases Of this Loan made through con-
tribute directly to the aid of the Government
Orders by mail Otherwise will receive immediate aten'
ton LfVERMORE CLEWS Co, No. "a Wailst,
Bankers and Dealers ia Securities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD CO

MI IIUIIIAN IEN IAAI NAIJINOhD ".
WI TRGAsuREKs OFFICE. BosrOs Dec. 49, 1892.
Al meeting OF the directors held this day 1t was
Voted Thai dividend VI FIVE dollars per shre fres oil
Government be- and the 10 hereby declared able
The day Of January to holders Of stock AZ the
close Of business the 18th instant, Payment 70 be made TO
6hod.F e.idn. Ia Mchigsi and registered 8; Boston
., Office General Receiver in Detroit, TO holders Of
stock registered In til. Cy Of New York at the oce of the
Farmer Loan and Tu Co. in said city aud to ali others at
the Office the Treasurer IN the City Of Boston
T0fsd That the Transfer books OF the company be closed
from tic 18th until the 26th instant. -
ISAAC LIvERMoRE. IT,
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STATE OF ILItSols TREAsURsR's OFFICE.
sPAsGFELD. Dec s. 1901
TRIIC NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN,

DUBLIC NOTICE iS HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Treasurer # the OF Illinois will aud
alter the ft MONDAY oil January 1863 uu tie ih day Of
Eel.uaIy 1863 ready at the American Exchange bank
Ne@fok pay the interest maturing on the uN Monday
of January 1863 the public debt Of tho state OF Illinois
TIL. then due and called for prior to the ON day
o. February 1903 will thereafter be paid only a. the oce OF
n. Treasurer OF the State Illinois me city Of > rngneld
Illinois lillian 81 ! LEM ~ asufe'.
Holders of Illinois and Mch.s Censl Boui- where
uoa. .se exhausted are required present the bonds
WILLIAM BUTLER. Treasurer
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GGIcs bp Aurtlon.
A. ~. MEswiS. Aucuone-i.

A. ~. MEKwiS. Aucuoneri.
DY BANGS, MERWIN Co., Irving Build
40 iDs.. Nos. - anu 5s5 Beadway.Saes Of Books, STA
tonoy Pc'ures. WORKS OF Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. 70. at 81 o'clock
e PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice hn-li-h and American
Books comprising many of tho best editions Of valuable
sAbisrd Wok aud some tha very Also, va
ety Of finely illustrated Book snd Literature,
&c, &c.
STANDARD AND ILLUSTRATED BOOks-Compris
Ing great variety Of fine library editions Of valuable ~orss
ncudng English publications aud proiusion OF ee-
gsDIy iustnted Books IN rich bindings Also, Misceiia'
neous Literature, handsome Juvenile Books, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

ElRSr-CLASS FARM for SALE-One mile
from Reading Pa 80 Of limestone Land 70 per
feet order with 81 acres Of wo1dsnl stone house andge
brick barn. roof spring aud running stream Oh 'ho
premises, suitable tor dairy crops AppSto ., n,
DAXIp MckNLnnI. Keading Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
DENCE. NEWPORT, TAUNTON and NEW.BEDPORN
The splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No. - ~ H., foot Of Couro
landtst. daily Except sunday at 4 p. M.
Freight taken low By other line Once OF Com
pany, No lis Westst corner 81 CourtAndt-st
w. NJ EDWARDS, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20
TOR NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD AMI

Il acknowledgement for New. h sven leave Peck
slip at 1915 Passengers 20 north from kewHsvsn d II
O'Clock remain on board night without charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

INTEREST NOTICE.-The INTEREST upon
lows State Stocks due January l. 1863. in NssYork.
will be paid and after that date at the Banking House Of
GILMAN son co.
40. ~ EIchAngeplace. New-Ysrk
December |. 1862.
SAMUEL J. KIRKW0OD, Governor.
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90 Eei.
Zeal g.slate for SUE.

CORNER HOUSE and LOT for SALE
" Tho 2-story frame House Of Smith aud Ainss,
sts WNiamsburgh Lot 231o1 feet within Two blocks oil
Cir .d OF Price ~ nCO Terms easy. Apply 10
Y L kELLONN. No. 80 peaL...l.. New ioLk.
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OFFIcE CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD Co,
CLEVELAND. o. Sept 80 l46A )

OFFIcK CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD Co,
CLEVELAND. o, sept 30 1861 }
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-Thi Com
psny is prepared pay at the Office Of hessrs
VERMLYE Co., No ~ Wsll-st, New York the following
Bonds Of the Company, with accrued interest, viz:
Junction Railroad I'd Mortgage Bonds due ...Nov. 1851
Toledo. Norwslk and Cleveland lat Mortgage
Toledo NorwAlk and Cleveland I'd Mortgage
Iooo.
Cleveland aud Toledo Income Bonds dne....Sep. 1853
The privilege OF exchanging the different classes OF out
standing Bonds Of this Company for the Sinking bonds
will cex.e from ard after this date
The Coupon. OF the different classes OF Bonds viii be paid
heretofore at the Corn Exchange Bank deductins per
cent Government tax JOHN GARDINER. President
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NETWORK g. NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1s6.
COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1852

COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1852
Passenger Station in SewYok nth Ct and 4tb-syi
entrance 27thst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-FORk: -
For New Haven, a. u. (Ex IRIS, 2lo (EII 3<oAO'
For BRIDGEPORT ia m CEIli 12H al'EIl 40 40
and y. IN. ,u..
"a n IA. IS $40 40 p. n. -. -. ~. .
For SoGwak7 so l2l5. 2l9 lEI. 40 A. aS,p
N. ,-. ooo ,,,s = An 4 "A
500 ,,,., "A
4 81. so p ,..,
II u.s. 40 40, SO $50 p. M
For Port Chester aud New Rochelle, D. N.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via sprir ghsd m lsrl Zl3 tEI sp m
For Boston. via Shore Line. lIl3, 2. N ,r
For Hartford and spIiu shel Tx IL Is ai3 (ELh
M , n. or-,. u.,,,.., a. rxl
and ~ IS .. IN. TO Northanp,o -,,
For Hartford, Providence. aud Fishkil hanosd' D n
Tx J. lhl5p m - nr, u.
a. NJ. IL 10 lis. p m.
Can.l Railroad lli5 p m. 10 Northampton.
70, nousato mic Railroad 20 Pitshed. a. N
For Nausltlck Railroad a. M Us ?. M
For Danbury aid Norsak Raj road, g m s. 40 N.
Counodous Sleeping Cars attached 20 she o. ~ Train.
JAMES Il. HOY1. Superintendent.
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6tramboais ano Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FifCHBUR0 NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAlNS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new and ,tannch steamers of the Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW.YOkk.
leave New ork daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock ~
from Pier No % North River. foot Of Vsstryst,
FOR NEW.LOND0N.
there connecting with the ST. smooat Express Train Tor N
above points via Norwich Worcester Boston orceste4
Worcester Nashua and wLondon Northern Rairos1S
Freight tsen at the lowes rates For information tnquit
of T.. S. MARTIN. Agent, on the Pier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL.
i Il BANY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH AID WEST Trains Leave:
From Cb.nb.ss, From Cth.st
Express and 10 q H. and tn 1871 M, and 3:T and
Is and p. IN. 3;2 N. \
Troy and Albany with sleep. '.,c
ipgcs), 10 p. l0T pm
Ponghkeepse train 8;l5 O. No. 1851 m and R:Z2 ana eW
II M and 5:45 p D.
Peekskil train 3:f5p. N. t:o7 y. m.
Sing Sing train Sis p ): 81 p. IN.
TarTyiown, 4:lO p. f:R ~.
Person. in BROOKLYN can purchase tickets Westsors
Express Office No. 300 Wsshinsonst, City Hall Square
and have their baggage checked at their residences to ~
points the road and to Ssrstogs Springs
A z. SMITH Saperiptendenk
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Nem.York Young Men,a Christinn Associn.

The Rev. ". H. MlLBURN will pfeeop 3sIuon t.
YONG men at TIE Calvary Baptist Church the Rev Dr. Oil
ietrsl l3dst nesr 5.hLy., ON SUNDAY kFENlhG, 81 8
O'Clock. Young are especially invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and supedos
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt brown, leaves New York
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, 1t 4
o'clock o. NJ. and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton, on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. Of O'Clock p. M,
from Pier No. 3 N. 4.
Hereafter no rooms will be regarded secured to any sp
plic.rt until the shall have bee paid for.
Freight Bottom forwarded through with great dispatch
by al Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

NOtice.-Ihs Rev. Il. C. SHlMEALL viii Ted.isor hi'
De1t t.e Angel OIosrs r. The lsIe ball eer
of 6th-sv. and gd-st, j.. v. next SABBATH LFENlNO-
suDjeoThe Doom Of the Angels which Eel. 10 services
10 e ur1frce "A oicloCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

Nouce-The sud beautiful edihee, Christ Church
located ON Bedford broDkNu. Eastern District will Re
opeued for Divire Service on SUNDAY next at IL and
D. The pubic % general, and psiicuny those inef
et,sd in the OF the Church respectfully insitoc
attend The Rotor will oic.t" IN the pofrins ana tue
lev. 4 ~ LiITLEJONS. d. d. Of Holy lnniy, u tho
Afternoon The bishop Of tho Diocese, HOhAllO fO'
TEL d. D. LII d. viii oaiciate on CHRIS iAlAo IA
Service At 10. The Fews = ibs now Csleh win be
d. at O'Clock gbs asI ei tie CAareh are rsfee.lse 70
n he CAufch thai occasion. 10 sr'ei men
pews. Toe NestTy will be Ia s'tcrd'nce ana 4, 81 a. @
now. 10 accot MEDIATE al who desire stiings IA their Jew
al connections church ed6ce. pronps snd ssLeiu az
Y. h. EEMPIOH, Secretary
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At the Safest. Congregational Cburch,

Beekman HilI H. T.. Church, 5oth.st.. bet. LIST ans
2d-svs. rrssch,ug TOMORROW at l0t {. and u p
by the Rev. J. 5. MICHEL, D d; The sabbath Sehoo
Anniversary in take place CHRISTMAS (Iert Thur
dsJ) EVENING. at O'clock Dialogues Addfes.e kc, al
written for the occasion by members Of tho School Tickets
% cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20

The following letter from Senator
Wade was written IN response to an inyi-
talion TO address the Union Congression-
al Convention of the esd instant:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
!. sleeping Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
F Baggage Checked Through. -
All Transfers Free.
J. II IFIGII Is

~ l. -
BY thisronte, Freiglss OF all descriptions can be
Bsitmore.io or from an, point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa or missouri. BY katLEUAD bIHEET.
The Penbsyivrhia katfrtSne also connects Pttts-
burg with Steamers by whieh Goods cab be 70 ward
ed to any point on the Ohio, MuskiBgum, Kentucky
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin Mfssir
slrpi Missouri. Kansas, Ark and Ked kiyers;
ata HtIleseland, sandnsky and Chicago withste am
rsto aii pprts n the North W ester LAkes.
Mereh-his and Shippers enirustn Z The Transports
sion oi their freiEhtto this Company rely win
confidence Oh It's speedy transit.
The Mates OF Freight
To and from any point in the West by the Pennsyl-
vaDta Central Railroad. ere at all times As FA-
VuKABLE Al ARE CHARGED BY OTHERRAIL
ROAD COMPANIES.
IL be particular to mark packages, s.viAPxss
CENTRAL k R.n.II
For Freight conEaetsor shipping Directions, sy-
ply TO or address either OF the fellow I Agents
Company.
X. r SASS, 81. Louis, Missouri
ID. A. STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARkE6 CO, Transfer Agents, -
ii. W. BROW n a. CO.. Cine Luati, o.
R.c. MRLDRuM Co, Madison, Ind.
J. X. MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
W. w. AIKMAN n CO.. ks ansvills, Ind.
CLARKE Il CO., CAieagn, III
VII. d l.. l.. LANGLEY ,Gslll polls %.
G.B. NEAL, Parkersburg, ta.
HALLa CO., Marietta o.
\. PIERCE K CO., GAINESVILLE O.
M'D0N ELL b M'CoLM Portsmouth %.
A'NLELY Maysyiiie, Ky.
D. II, JOHNSON, kipiey, o.
JOHN TODD, Covington, KY.
u l.. HEAION, Cleveland. o.
II. c. MELDRIM, Gen'l Travelling Ag't'or
h IA
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LIN L STOCK.

Droverssud Farmers ~ii Gl.d thlE The m adv n
tageous route fot Live Sferk slac ions Yards oil
whtered and supplied slth eyer! convenience have
be opened OF this lane and it, connections and cry
attention ~ pad 10 their wants. Prom Hzrrisbu
where i'll be found every convenience for feeding
and eksing choice IL orered of the PHlLADEL-
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALI MORE MARKETS..
This viii 1so be found the shortest, quick est and
mcst direct route for Steek 10 New York Allie
tewnl-and with fewer changes than an. Other.
kAocH LEWIS ,Generslsupt. .Altoona Pa
l.. l.. HOUPT. Gen. Tick et Agt Philadelphia
H. ii HOUSTON ,Gen'lFrcightAgt., ,Phiiade ipbia !.
tanyAdsw
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A RRIVALS AND DEPART L RES
~ OF
DAYT DnAr rp ArNC

Northern Trains lsase daily Sundays e1eeptedi At
90 aud 3e p. M, and arrive 5:45 III. and
~ p IA
Western Trains leave daily tSundAss excepted ri
10 q aa 40 p M. and arrive al II. p. Ena
T:Sr
AT Hamilton pttot, Trains on the wabash Valley
Raiirosa arrisr rnIi5 rutdsys eAcered} nj ocloef
, IN and oepai daily tSnhaay raeeIt-d) s. ~ o.
IN I'D Is connect with this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-20
DOST-OFFlCE DIRECTORY i.
Arrival OF tho Mails.

Arrival OF the MAils.
fastern MAiiarrivesd daily tsundsys exceptedfv
Plymouth, at O'Clock ..
st.Louis and soatherl l. AAiI arrivssdsily Monday
excepted to,p.m.
Western MailArrisesd daily teaeet ttsuDdsys)aua:oe
o'clock, u.
Barliogton Mailarrfsesdsily (exs.1 Sundays aA
Vp. m.
Csrthageand Plymouth Mail arrive llily sa alayt
sxcspted) SPIN.
Charleston Mail u tri-weekls arrives fa..i.ys,
IhuTsdAyssnd SATURDAY s.At7 pm.
Closing oil iEe Malls.
Eastern AaiIclosesdaily trAtti saturday at ep.
m.
st.Louisand sorthe NAileIese.daily Saturdays
sxcepted)atsp
Burlington AaiIcioses daily te1eeptsaturdAys) nj
Gp.m.
Western Mail eiosesdaily texeept Saturdays ats
o'clock m.
Carhageana Piy m ou til hMaiielosetd1iiy tSatardsys
sIc.rtedla pm.
ChArleston nMsiittri-vsetiy) closes hondsss Wed
AesdAys and Fridays ,atta.m.
III r. The Post Once y i'll beopen Snnds sfrom
to9o'cloeka j. u, DWELL = NJ.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

MILITARY HALL INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC
Nl ucnaal Committee.-in accordance with resolution
of the above committee, Convention will take place
Thursday November 20 az eight o'clock, a their hoadqnar
ers l93 Bowery for the purpose OF nominating Comp.
roller Corporation Counsel Aldermen, councimcn and
School Ocrs Every ward requested TO elect three
beis TO this Convention. BY order
J. ROSEMbALEGIIi Challnan Of the Convention.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
r,AMEL HAIR sHAwLs,
Bought for cash sb y LSSls EAHRs AEiaH kSh Broadway.
MATRIMONIAL.

1 GENTLEMAN, IS yE&Rs OF AGE, DESIRES TO
"a correspond with younger lady. with q view omari.
mopy She be able 70 write good letter and apprc.
cate true friend II she has beauty and wealth all the
berr but not essential III she sensible and
80 Addrsss lvAnboe mall station n
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

ELECTION NCTICE.--PURSUANT TO THE PROV
~ sions of the laws OF this State public notice is hereby
given by the Common Council Il the City OF New York. that
Election viii lie held the several election districts OF
the various wards Of sad city the first Tuesday Of De-
cenber next (beng the second day OF December 1922
The polls VIII be held the places which have been duly
designated by the Common Council the places at which
elc tons shall be held in said districts during the sent
year and the polls will be open at sunr and rean
until sunset, when they viii be finally closed.
The ocsrs to be voted Tor at such election are the follow
ing
COMPTROLLER in the place of Robert 7. Haws.
COUNSEL TO THE CORPORATION, in place Of
Greene g. Bronson.
An ALDERMAN in each OF the Mdermanic districts Of
tie city having odd numerical designation, Yzls Sd,
9Th 7th, 9th, llth 18Th 10Th and 18th.
Six COENCliMEN IN each Senatorial district.
One COMMISSIONER. OF COMMON SCHOOLS for
each ward
One INSPECTOR or COMMON SCHOOLS for each
ward.
Two TRUSTEES or COMMON SCHOOLS for each
Officers.
By order OF tie Common Council.
d r. VALENTINE,
Clerk Of Common Council.
NEw YoRR, Nov. II, 1867
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

N1oTiCE.-THERE WILL BE PUBLIC MEETING
IN Of the Exile Club held at Keslors H6el S5 Pearl
nent speakers will address the meeting.
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY. Presidept.
DANIEL J. GulllyAN, Secretary
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

AT A MEETING OF THE JErFERs OMAN CoUN.
cmanc Conyt nton for the Si4th district hell a. EOS
Third avenue the following named gentlemen received tho
nomination John q Iiavihnd Of the Ninth ward; John
r Cav and Rob r Eli of the Fifteenth ward; Php Co.'S
grove and MCoskey Of the sixteenth ward George
McGrath, of the Eighteenth ward.
HoRACE 7. TINSDALE Chairman.
LEWIS w. LEN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

IT A MEETING or THE CITIZENS OF THE TWEEN.
IN yrst ward irrespective of party held ON Wednesday
evenings November H. at 4S5 Fourth avenue notion tho
Hon Isaac H. Bailey called the Chair Mcssrs
Beekman and II r. Cochran acted Vice Presidents ana
w. Sterling and j. H. Noyes Secretaries the following
adopted
tnehon Of party to sustain al faithful and honest pubc
officers in municipal affairs and whereas the present
Alderman OF this district. Andre Fronent ESD has all
occasions opposed the schemes that have been
sented 10 the Common Coun5 the past years. there
BY showing determination to protect the interests OF All
classes OF the community therefore be II
Resolved, That The people, convention assembled,
do nominate present Alderman, Andre Froncnt, ESQ.,
for reelection, and take pride in again presenting his
name to tho people Of the Twen.ylrst ward without dis
tcon Of party and earnestly call all voters assist in
returning Alderman Floment to his seat in that Boarda
place that he has filed with much credit to himself
advantage 10 the communy-havlng the fullest confidence
that hi course viii be such the appreciation Of all
WHO desire honest and economical administration in
public affairs. ISAAC II. BAILEY, President.
Il W y ss6eEnsRANy' s6enRAN' Vice Presidents
y WI, I I; NoSrsI STsnlise' Secretaries.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
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The New York herald., 1862-11-20

ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
IA the Thirteenth Ward Democratic Association, held at
their headquartea, 81 Wielt street. Tuesday evening"
Nov IL, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resolved That the above association recommend 10 The
nominating conventions Of tIe deoO the OF
Mr. Thomas Brady suitable candidate to represent the
Fifth Councimanic district ut the ensuing election
Resolved That also recommend to the democratic nom
mating conventions of the Thirteenth ward that they unite
and present ticket for School 0lcers to the
sutc S. OF the democratic nominees
The meeting ad ourned TO meet again on Monday evening"
Nov. "A, at 71a O'Clock. ID. u. MCINTYRE, Chairman.
=. ~ CORNELL, Secretaries
4. j. CAMPBELL, w. 'S"''Ss'
The New York herald., 1862-11-20

EENTRAL DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.-DELr,-
~ gates from the respective wards will meet at McPykes
corner m Beecker aud Greene streets this hurday even
ing at 7s O'clock perfect for the election
Of Hon. Michael Connolly for Comptroller
JOHN LAURITZ Chairman.
JAMES SAMPLE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-11-20
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