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NHE TRIBUNE ALTMAN A c
FOR 1868.


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WHo PREDICTED that this Rebellion would

TxTUO PREDICTED that this Rebellion would
DO 0iu'O9RSE READ COUNT GURowSKI
and he will inform You
wv. ,arl.yed with The Rebel Commits sloneIs
"'' fRFAD GURONS hI AND LEARN
xsyho Incorporated aud perpe;ustes the Fabian pocyI
tUROWSKI WILL TELL YOU!
UNI has caused this naton float upon al UNCERTAIN
&.mpes. tossed sea during 20 months ,,
READ GURONSkfS DIAkh
ard You will know
wbo blamed and RNECUrEp the Peninsula Campaign
THE MBOLE HISTORY YOU CAN LEARN tKOM
GUKOWShI!
What GREAT Military Cheftain kept 100000 men watch
in1 GORDON Quaker Cans during the entire Winter VI oI
and 6lf - .,
QUROWSKI TELLS THE WHOLE STORY!
Who constantly aud psTseyeInsy disobeyed the orders OF
bis superiors, and by doing 80 lost victories
READ ADAM GURONShPS DIARY
for full particulars.
Who displayed bis great Generssbp by Vigorously rett-
s upon hi. aud allowing the enemy to Escape after tie
GUROWsKT WILL TELL You THAT 1T WAS NOT
JOE HOOhERl
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bssuty We regard extraordinary production
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New Publications.
This Day Published: ,r,,,,v
ryNHE ROMANCE OF TIE MUMMi'

This Day Published: ,r,,,,v
vy>up pONLNCE OF THE MUMMY.
Nv TaporHIIK GAUrIKR
VIII an In;rodnciion by WILLIAM c. PANS,
Author of Boat Life M Egypt Sunia' NJ
PAPER 50 cents. Cloth, VI -, ,,.x
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RosANCR EAsTERN LFH' ~ .r.,. ,f ~.
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hand from the very life o. If err IN laying om
a. ~ then from msrvsou. death which In Esyp
srys ali the outlines and all the PROJECTIONS OF ancient
10 commend the work 10 every one who deslfe'
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noueh that book 10 tue best picture 81 the Egypt OF ne
Pbsaohs that ia. hitherto been attempted by any one put
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though il be- bospssk for e. thoughtful perussL"
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LIFE or LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER
Price 30 cents, g. paper. 81 IN clo;h.
COSTENTs:
Running IN Fog Human Life W. Inc Doi''
A Close Slave Forty-two Miles per Hour.
A Collision Used Up at Last
/ Collision Extraordinary Victim OF Low Ntecs'
Burning Of the Henry Clay, CoroneI' Juries',
The Conductor An Irish Railroad Man.
Bravery OF All Engineer. bad bridse,
. The Freusu Warning
A Dream In the "Caboose" Singular Accidents
/ The Brak.msu LudcTous Incidents.
An Unniitigsed Villain, txplo,ions, r,,,
n. p. he, cen Steam and ight Friend Killed.
| An Abrupt Call, uing,A An onIonsnIo Lo'o,
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BRADBURN (suecessor to NJ Doolady),
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Fpw.RD SryrnEsrcn. Anc,ioae.r
'V1IcE on rue DEL,w.RE, LAcKAwASsA AND wu,rrR, ,

OFFICE oy rue DEL.w.RE, LacEAwAssA AND wE,rxRy,
RAILROAD Co, 81 Wilam-.t.. hew.York. Dec. 10 80
CCRANION COAL AT AUCTION.-Tha
y BOARD Of MANAGERS will sell at PUBLIC AUC-
TlOS, on TUESDAY the $50 day Of December inst a, /,
o'clock. NJ al the used tho MerchantS In.
chanse, Nos ~ sud - place. Of William a.
THIRTY THOUSAND TUNS OF FRESH-MIN
SCRANTON COAL,
embracing al the usual and deliverable their depot
Elizg5etl port ~ j., after the LIT Of Jannuy NEXT.
TneJ will repeat such au;on aaes about the 2Dh Of
each month during the year 1913.
he sale will be positive Each lot pa, up viii be soli
the highest bidds-no bids, In any form Whatever being
made Tor account Of or b.hsf Of the Company
Ey per un In bsnksble funds TO be paid al the
time and place Of sale and the balance In like funds
recegiog The order for the cos which must be called fof
within ten days heos AID the Coal taken sway within
thirty days from hs day Of sale unless navigation Ia OBJ
,twcted
The other condition., Of sale will be substantially those
hitherto accepted by al purchaser by private contract Of
Coal deliverable tzabshport IA applicable. The
nom the mines hen prscticsb.Ovrwise from the stock.
These conditions viii be modified tn. Of Ocesa
sts-ners, Whose sIival cannot be definitely fixed
The iDeusufs0u Of s..,em Of monthly sales at auction,
the Board aware great renovation on previous
" the trade but viii reliable avenue from the LackawsnA
and Wyoming Valleys TO tide water open every day In tie
year tsCndaYs excepted requiring bot twelve hours for the
transit OF the TIE sGssnses 81 such saes and the
superior condition IN which th. Coal will b. delivered
apparen they doubt This node Of selling VIII
BAD ,sef the favorable sheraton both Of the
whose cO0perston 10 respectfully
iuyited. c. II. ROoEhf. President.
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of No. 1882 Dec. l6l;
I..LTADING ARTICLES. The Overture. Of Peace
W''t Virrinisi Gen Bans f l1,l PISTON sa'
tsn-di Right sud Wrong, Pubic f4i.hi By al
Mems; Editorial AraCaPh'
UWAR NEWS SUMMARY.
H. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..THE BATTLE or FREDERICKSBURG; Full
and De,siled D-scf ption Council Of the Cen
trsl,; A Charge on tie Rebel Wcfs. Decided On ;
The Organization Of the Forces; The Os.isniry
fjShuns If ,b@ War; some Of the Rebel Wors.
Carried Our Troops Obii.ei to Fall Bach; G.eat
Strength Of the Rebel Posuors; Ih- O9Jeci
Sought bnsteiGsd Correspondence OF Tue y. /
Tribune.
v..THE RECENT FLECUOES.
vI..MAP or THE STATE or WEST VIRGINIA
vu..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS Gov. Lsicher On
Reconstfucfi he ut-ry Ignores Fernando
Wood Victory Claimed =, Coaeevilei The
decrease Of Chine ia Richmond. What they
1hias Of tie Bans. Expedition; WY TO South
Can Con,inGe the War Longer than the Sorth.
VII. THIRTY SEVENTH cO&eRE5S-rmED sAs
sIoS; rf'e.elinss In toe Senate aud House Of
Ix:.FaOM VS. nN9ToE: Special Disps,ohos to
The \. Tioune.
x..FRoM PORT ROYAL, g. c.: Arrival q R-en.
fo.oement,, Britain Vessels Of War Coamuaies-
ting with the Rebels.
X..THE ARMY OF TIE BLACKwATER: Gem,
Ksnss. fek and Fosief form Junction. The
Whole Amy 10 M0'ioni Supposed Destination
Petersburg.
xu.BmsK sKRMIsg NEAR zURrc, VA BhI-
liant (Ouducl o. oar Forces, Prisoners Take
Ie'els Killed and Wounded. Core spondence VI
Tho II. Y. Tribune.
XHI..ARREsr AND DISCHARGE OF J. WESLEY
GREENE.
XlV..LFTrERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRE-
sP0NDENrs WITH THE ARMY or THE
POTOMAC.
Xv..NgW PUBLICATIONS.
vI..RAvENsH0E; By Henry Kingsley Author 81
XVII. THINGS AT THE CAPITAL. Military s,r,g
ge's IN Wsshnston; Feeling In Congress fiiz
Jonn rorers Tra; HilecS upon Mcclellan
Secretary Chase, ihe PROCLAMATION cf Freedom
espoaience u Tue y l. Tribune
XVII. GIN. McEEiLL AND THE REBEL GUER-
BLLAS.
MOND: Narrative Of J. Wesey Greene Il Piits.
eorsh Pa. By Shon o n.,,. Of Peace were
President Lincoln At Washington.
XX.AGRiCuLTUliALI ITEMS.
XM..THE CONDITION OF THE coNvALEsCENT
CAnP
XXu VIEWS FROM WAsHlNGTON: TIE Gallant
Crossing Of The Rsppabsnnock The Newly ok
10th; The Pending Battle. Tho Fee ing a. ne
Capital. Inc Anxiety for the he.u add Why;
Banks Heutl-im.u, koyes Doubleday, Hunter,
and Wsd3wouh; The Great Proclamation. Cor.
IeslondeDc, Of Tno n. y. IIibuDe
XIII. WAR ITEMS
XIV. POLITICAL.
XIV. PERSONAL
XVI. CITY NEWS.
XVII. MARRIAGES AND DEATBa
XVIII. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
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DIED..

on the % OF Hoyember, at Clock Of paralysis.
wall County, England, but for the last 80 years a
resident OF this country, aged 6 years, months
ard days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfuiy invited to attend his funeral, from his
te residence on the corn n of Eighth and G. SITS
Island, on Tuesday, November 4th. at 3 o'clock
p
On the LIST instant, CHARLES infsat sou of John
z. and M. T.. A. Parker, aged weeks.
Suddenly, on the morning of the Sd instant,
WILLIAM A. ROBERTSON, in the Esd year of his
age.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
his funeral, from the residence of his son. No 53S
street, to morrow afternoon, at o clock
On the 81 instant, MARION, daughter of A. J.
and Cstharine " illiams, aged years.
On the night of the LIST. GEORGINA JOANNA
LIMA, Infant dau ghtsr Of Georg Josiah Pinckard
Z. 3. Coast Survey, aged IsJ days.
On the % Of Novelnber, after an illness Of niue
months, or consumption, GEORGE W. BIZ RREL,
aged - years and months.
The friends of the family invited TO attend
the funeral, on Tuesday. at O'Clock from his late
residence, on 23d street, No. 100, and from thence
to proceed to the Baptist Church corner 18th and
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

~ INVEST YOUR GREEN BACKS,
lie Undersigned offers for sale large lot of
GR0U Nd, situated between High and Valley SITS,
on the Heights OF Georgetown. containing about
~ $50 square feet. Also, upon the same elevation
y lots Of ground 80 feet on Valley street and I2'
feet deep These lots, for beauty Of stu alton are
not surpassed by any in he town. For terms an
Bridge street. oc 3iIw
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MARsHALS SALE.-In virtue Of writs of6sri
Nl faciss issaed from the Clerks Once Of tAs
County Of wsshngton and to me directed 'Gf IN IN
TSS;: Sssf q "a sosssy q s.
PsssinF pisse or parcel Of I.nS called Mount
nesnDep ' for the sane e stone ths second boss
snd ru9niDE uP the ssid road with 40 siiosssss q
half perches north twenty two degrees. west an.
twenty percses, north dfty five and half dexrees.
west ten perches, north seventy one degrees, wes{
ner Of lot umSe four Of ssid tract Of land - a.
vided among the heirs Of Rob' Peter, then nortA
Syt~o and east pe sns &c sss
marked p H.. 1879, then south eighty-six and :
PIKE resa then south four Sesres east - ' one Ss
dred and seventy six perckes, with the said rosl.
eight and 6 percbes still With the sid sd road
the thirty ninth line Of the original tract: then
and ss- 400 percbest 20 the boundary line Of the -
city. sud with said thirty ninth line thence vitk
ginning, containing pinety seven acres and sisS
And Also that other tract Of land bseinnios O.
south boundary Of said tract Pleasant hin - Stone
I; H., lsls, and running thence north 10 deg. s.
70 To- the dSdn. Is. q 81. ss
III siiSe perches with ssid turnplk. 10 Brc,s s
,rsct. beirs that large tract Of inn svSeS
by the late yesse Bro~n ssized and levied upss q
sdes. Ses 80 is ssd s si p :st E
go and 25s 20 October term, in favor or BsrtS
Geo fal.a L Fsr essr ses wp ca
and Allison Nsilor, use Of Vim. h Birch
&c H-dte q - MarShsl D. q.
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E0R sALE-A BARGAIN-A HoRsK AND
- bCGGf With Harness and esddle and n
Kind and gentle, we'll gated, and in eyeryNN
respect an excellent family herse. Bussy 60
auire at 266 street or Of the stable Of DR. Greg
son, on street between 18th and Nth. south q
DEACE, PEACE. PEAoE.-Is the cry OF con.
u men, but ny CRY Is CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
CLOTHING, ct tAe very tcsest rrios. az The Peo-
ner sotb etre<t an Pa ave. he YER
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BATCHRLoR'S HAIR DYE.


William A. Bachelor g celebrated Hair Dye pro.
duces q color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injurc the Hair in the least; rem
edies the ill effects of bad dyes and invigorates the
Hair for life. Grey, Red or Rpsty Huir instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful Sold by all Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine ia signed WILLIAM A. BArOHR.
LoR, on the (on sides Of each 1or.
Factory, No 81 Barclay ST., Ns,c York,
m lily (Lste 2S Broadway and l6 Bond ST.
THE INDIAN HERE DocToR, from Canada. will
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature of
their com plants illness without receiving any
information from them. Noeh0ygs for consultations
o. odrfee. Office, No. IL Washington Building
Psnnsylvania avenue, corner OF Seventh street,
warrington, Dc. au 25-tf
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nIssoLUTIoN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The firm heretofore doing business under the
name NJ title Of l.. II. & G. e. SCHNEIDER is this
day dl solyca by mutual consent L. H Scbneid.r
is AUTHORIZED to settle all bills due by the firm and
collect all bills and notes due the same
l.. II. SCHNEIDER
October IL, 1862 e. C. SCHNEIDER'
The undersigned will continue the general lard
ware Business 1.-The old stand where he solicits
the old firm w
OcSl L. II SCHNEIDPp
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BOARDING..

IlOARDING-Five or six gentlemen can be ac-
- cormodated with a handsome, second story
FRONT ROOM, furnished not with Boa I'd or
without. Apply to 3OS Delaware avenue North
of the Capitol. no ST.
EIRST-CLASS BOARDING.-Gentl wish
Il ing to obtain Furnised ROOMS and BOARD in
at No. AIS Sth street, between G and II opposite
the Patent Office. oc 3I At
"ANTED-ROARD, in a respectable private
w family. Residence between PennsylvanI
avenue and STR and between 18th and nth SITS .
stating term. Reference required Address IT.
L =. Star once. Oc29
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c. REWARD-Strayed or stolen, . sorrel. mixed
pa roam COLT. with etar on forehead: an inch of
white on enc of hind footlock. Any one returning
the said colt TO MANUEL MASON corner eth cast
and street north, Capitol Hill, win receive the
above reward. no I-3tt
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EYE AND EAR DR.. Won Meschzisker, Oculist and
Aurist gives his exclusive attention to all IN ala
dies OF the Eye and Ear. Deafness OF the longest
Iand,ns, Noises IN the head cured. All surgical
operate ms Tor restore sight or hearing performed
Persons who wish to be treated by br Won Nose
asker should not delay. Tho very highest test.
enue, opposite Wizards Its
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LOST AND FOUND.

CD REWARD.-Lost. on Saturday, a buuck If
SE KEYS. The ahnve reward will b. paid on
Eavins them al the Cigar stand, National Hotel.
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WANTED TO RENTAL IN fu finished HOUSE,
W in q CENTRAL fscstion, furnished with water
ana gas; not loss thaa 10 or IL rooms. Address y
mediately, giving particulars of location terms
IL. L. h, Star Office. j. St.
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GREAT PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE, ria Baltimore and
Har,tsbxrg 70 The North and Wsst-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on SundAy-quick time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther information apply at the Office Of Great Penn
sylvapia Route, northeast corner of Pennsylyauia
avenue aud Sixth st, W Washington Office open from
s q. m. until p. m :; on Sundays from to o. ~
au H-y K. 0. MORTON Agent
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CO REWHRD.-Strayed or stslen, a young.
'gc speckled cow, had a strap around her neck
when she left The above reward will be given il
returned TO the corner of Ii ard Delaware ave
no l-3t' VIM SHANASEY