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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-28

vsnia Cavalry, Major Richards, also won,
out the plank road fifteen miles from Fred.
ricksburg, and at that point were told bv
Union men that no rebel soldiers could h.
found within thirty miles If We searched tbs
country with bloodhounds. The poor Whit
people were rejoiced to see US, and cursaS
the rebel leaders generally, and particularlv
one Capt. Hare, notorious horse thief sn3
libertine, with the most forcible language q.
their command.
From Gen Fremont's Army.
FRANKLIN, Va. May 26.-Day before yes,
terday a body of our troops from the Fifth
Virginia, with a Company Of Connection,
Cavalry, Capt Fish-the whole under Lieut
Col. Latham, of the Fifth Virginia
guerrilla band on Shetf's Mountain. Ran.
dolph county, and dispersed them in disorder
capturing everything left in the hurry Of
fight-guns, camp eqaipage, &c. and woun.
ding number.
4 Marderer. Of Union Solder Hung.
There was prisoner at Wheeling who mur.
dered Union soldier last July, under cir.
cumstances of peculiar depravity The vic.
tim was little more than boy. He had en-.
listed in the Union army. and gone home on
a short furlough to bid his mother good.by
He was greeted quietly by an old man, who
with his two sons, was in the house They
inquired if he had Joined the Federals. and
listened to his hopeful talk and his last :are
wells as he was leaving; the old nan who
had Just returned from moving, cooll7 Gu,
off his head with the scythe. in the presence
of his mother, and taking it BY the hair threw
it out at the door There were witnesses
enough to the horrible tragedy; and yet ten
months had passed without the punishment Of
the offender A commission haring at last
found him guilty, General Fremont sentenced
him and his oldest son To be hung on the
spot where the deed was committed-the
younger son receiving milder punishment,
This sentence was carried into effect on the
9th, in spite Of attempts On the part of the
guerrillas to rescue the prisoners.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-28
For Auditor General,
Hon. THOMAS E. COCHRAN.
To Editors and Publishers.

M ANTED.-A good, sober. reliable and
w industrious Journeyman Printer wish
es to obtain situation Good references
given if required. Address
CHARLES E THOMAS.
Lewistown, Mifiin county, Penna.
May %, lS62.-lt
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Estate Of Lydia King, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
IN administration on the estate Of Lydia
King, late of Menno township, Mifiin county,
deceased, have been granted to the undersign
ed, residing in said township. All persons
indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment, and those having claims present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
my28-6t* JACOB S. KING, Admr.
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Married.

On the 7th inst, by Rev. j. B. Strain.
at the residence Of the brides father, Prof.
MARTIN MOlILER, of Evanston, Illinois,
formerly of this county, to Miss CINE NJ,
daughter, of Christian Hoover, Jr., of Derry
township, Miffiin county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-28

NOTICE is hereby given that at meeting
~ of the President and Managers of the
Lewistown and dKishacoquillas Turnpike Road
Company, held on Monday, May II, 1862,
they declared dividend of four per cent.
payable on and after June 10th, 1862, at my
office. NJ BUOY,
myel Treasurer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-28

HA- The Atlantic Monthly for June is at
hand. This standard monthly, which uniyer-
sally ahoundS in the best literature, contains
the following list of contents; Walking /;
War and Literature An order for Picture;
The South Breaker; The Sam Adams regi.
ments in the town of Boston; Out of the body
to God; The Health of our Girls; Sonnet; the
Horrors of San Domingo Methods of Study
in Natural History; the Author of Charles
Auchr ster' Astraa at the Capitol; Pere An.
toine's Date-palm Solid operations in Vir,
ginia'; Sunthin' in the Pastoral Line, &C."
The July number begins new volume, and
it will also contain articles from the best au.
thors. Address, Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
ns- Psterson's Ladies National Magazine for
June has arrived, and as usual is fraught with
interesting readings for the ladies, and en-
bellished with fine engraving, colored fash
ion plate, and numerous dress, bonnet, slip.
er and other patterns, all calculated to create
a lively interest among the ladies. Itdeserves
to be made companion of the household"
Terms-s2 00 year, or three copies S. 90,
always in advance. Address, Charles j. Pc
terson, 300 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
REG PsiersonS' Counterfeit Detector for May
l is already issued, with its usual contents,
indispensable in the counting room and on the
store counter. 1t is no lenger necessary to
recommend the Counterfeit Detector. Every
prudent man subscribes for it as naturally as
he seeks indemnity against fire by insuring,
or protection from midnight robbers in bars
and locks. The May number is even more
than usually complete. The price is, for the
Monthly, 81 90 year, or Sem-Monthly.
50 OO. Subscriptions may commence with
any number. Terms always cash in advance
All letters must be addressed to
I. B. PETERSON & BROS,
No. 500 Chestnut St., Phila.
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RAWe have abo'

nA-We have about made up our minds to
accent an invitation to deliver a Fourth of
July grafton in Richmond. President Lin.
coin and his Cabinet, We are told, will occupy
places upon the platform. Prentice.
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From Gen. McDowell's Army,

FREDERIcksBURG, May GA reeonnois
sance in force was made this morning ten
miles on the Bowling Green telegraph and
plank roads by Gen. Mcdowell, accompanied
by the Harris Light Cavalry, Major Dufie in
command. A battalion of the First Pepnsvl.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-28
THE PEOPLES STATE CONVENTION.

THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
cordially 70 in sustaining the NATIONAL
ADMINISTRATION in its patriotic efforts TO sup
press sectional and unhoiy rebellion against the
UNITY OF THE REPUBLIC. and who desire 70 sup
port, by every power Of the Government, one hun
dred thousand heroic brethren arms, braTing dis
and the peris Of the field 10 preserve the Union
OF our Fathers. requested TO select the number
Of Delegates equal to the Legislative Representation
Of the State, at such times and IN such manner as
viii best respond TO the spirit of this CALL to in
STATE CONVENTION at atHARRISBCRG. on THURS
DAY, the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JULY next. at
IL o'clock, on said day. to nominate Candidates for
the offlces OF AUDITOR GENERAL and SURVEY
OR GENERAL and TO take such measures as may
be deemed necessary TO strengthen the Government
IN this season Of common peril to country
4. X. MCCLURE.
Chairman Peoples State Committee
JoHN NJ SULLIVAN, ''ccIe'Ai4"s'
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a Secession Newspaper Office DESTROYED.

BALTIMORE, May 26.-There was the same
popular commotion in Hagerstown on Satur-
day night and Sunday, as in Baltimore du-
ring which secession newspaper Office was
destroyed, and prominent ntseeessionistspunish-
ed very severely in all parts of the town where
they were found.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-28
The Iron Gunboats.
UNITED STATES STEAMER GALENA,
Orr City POINT, JAMES RIVER,
Nav l6. 1862

Orr CRY POINT, JAMES RIVER,
May l6, 1862
SIR-I have the honor to report that this
vessel, the Aristook, the Monitor and Port
Royal, with the Naugatuck, mo7ed up the
river, getting aground several times, but
meeting no artificial impediments until we
arrived at Wards Bluff, about eight miles
from Richmond, where we encountered q
heavy battery and two separate batteries
formed Of spiles and steamboats, and sail YES
sells. The pilots both say that they saw the
jamestown and Yorktown among the mum
Der.
The banks of the river was found lined
with rifle pits, from which sharpshooters an.
noyed the men at the guns These would
hinder the removal of the distractions unless
driven away by land force.
The Galena ran within about 600 yards of
the batteries las near the spiles as it was
deemed proper to go,) let go her anchor and
with spring swung across the stream, which
is not more than twice as wide as the ship is
long. Then at 7.45 a. m. opened fire up,
on the battery. The wooden vessels, as
directed, anchored about 1900 yards below.
The Monitor anchored near, and at 9 o'clock
she passed just above the Galena, but found
that her guns could not be elevated high
0houSh W 1cdCn tue battery. she then drop
ped little below US and made her shots
effective
AT FIVE minutes after ii o'clock the Galena
had expended nearly all her ammunition, and
| made signal to discontinue the action. We
had but six Parrott charges and not single
hlled nine inch she'll. We had thirteen killed
and eleven wounded. The rifed 100 pounder
Parrott gun Of the Naugatuck burst, half of
the part abaft the trunnions going overheard
She is, therefore, disabled. Lieut.. Newman.
the executive officer, was conspicuous for his
gallant and effective service. Mr. Washburne.
Acting Master, behaved admirably. These
two are selected from among the number.
The Aristook, Port Royal and Naugatuck
took the stations previously assigned them,
ana an did everything that was possible. The
Monitor could not have done better. The
barrier is such that the vessels of the enemy,
even if they have any, cannot possibly pass
out. Ours cannot pass in.
have the honor to be your ob't. servant,
JOHN RODGERS,
Commander United States Navy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-05-28
Major General Commanding.
HEADQUARTERS, BEYOND MARrINsBURG
May 25-5.35 2. NJ.

May 25-5.35 P. NJ.
A prisoner captured this afternoon says
that the rebel force in our rear is to be
strengthened, and that their purposes to enter
Maryland at two points, Harper's Ferry and
He confirms all we have heard
in regard to the rebel force here. We will
pass the Potomac to night safe, men, trains,
and all, l think, making march of 35 miles
n. p. BANKS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

Tie Board &C. ON Friday n' d O'clock p. NJ, tte
President. CHlgtE5 +. pn SsEY, esq, n Tie
chair. 1lrro Was nearly flii J. aId, nul ia oshy
l'd lrc.o t'Gu Size aver 40 Attendance. Seyeia! Oh
lne r,, t..s j - occupied s,a's Oo Oh, foo.
4 lrtluon wm received T. In b.,tfu hundred
carmcn, s,aIng % ne epse In DE rates OF carriage
from 35 70 - ooats Tor the irs' Dprc, aud 20 ADJ
.ne-,Aird tor every additional hai. mi.e. Tho IL
croLsc Is asAcl for on tho gIouuis-the decreased
cost OF liging he GdyG',e OF % g. ~ cont Ia tho
price OF o.ts 40 hay, hnG A' Lislor prizes arg'
for loadin". ITO matter was ioicnoa ~ tno Com.
uittce on Ordinances.
The B,iia .on. m.ld with TIE Aldermen IN The
ordinance providing Cor tas Issue % ci'y small
change currency to obs amount II $50 go, nhd
to Iay $4,000 10 yay the expenses OF engraving,
printing and Sung lhe same.
Tho Ycpor. Ia tasOs Q. purchasing the Folt Gfnsf-
WORT property, as amended by ne AlicImcn, came
I'D Tor action. che proy.ou question was moved
lnmo ,,icly on the reading. Mcs'rr Onon, Sto' en-
tou and Pine aney n explaining their votes, stating
that they yolol nay, becauso tic utleto mo properly
wss lcg liy A .he city and that tie altemI ed lur
cl,.so va, founded IN and carried ont by fraud. The
raport WA eoncured IL by Il Yeas IL Nays.
The sum of 500 was voted TO the MArincrs
Family industrial Society.
An ordinance giving authority to the Croton De-
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pOOya RECEIVED.
Poems ot R.llsi0s, sorrow. Comfort Council and 4

Poems NJ Religions Sorrow. Comfort Council. and Aspire
ton limo up. 20i Sheldon n Co
Mrs. H.lliburious Troubles. b. MIRA Henry Wood evo
Up 25l Dick .'izBsrsd ~.
eoecta. 60 fJr Yogng Eyes 81. PeeTiburs By bnsh W.
Lender lIu9 pp. 203 Carleton. Boston; "slEeI'
We g. Co %.
Parish PaIers by Norman Mcleod, d. D Lnio Up 80
Robert Carter L H,o hers.
The Lie OF Ardrew Jackson. Corder,ed By James f-
tor lcuio pp. al Macon Bro'h-r7 =. -
The Risr4ss story Books for ourg Folks By oIVef W
tie Il vol. i2mo. Lee shepsrd 49, ,,
F.,svs' Bs u,nTy Thomas Bucls Wiih BiosrsrhicL
: Sketch Of tho Author. l'mo. Pr. 2os d. Appleton
co. 80 go. n a.,
Di,rr com msrcs 1901 70 November u 1853 by Adam
G,rovs. Il I2mo. ~ 3lH lee 5hec-rd 90,
S.offss !aI tue lie o. t1e fsch-I. Its'Si " p'
l2no pp 1919. Weller. Wire Go. 49,,
TIC B.-ct 5lao by Ni!lau Wells Brown lI.rs' pp @41
. Il Ie...,s-k Of Pennanship. By II w. Ellsworth l2no
d. o., D Appleton c..
LITTLE Crowns and Now 70 Win Them BY TIE Rev Jos-ph
A. Co.ies r3mo. Yp ~ Robert Carter Z nrc,hei'
War and Pescs 4 1alo Of ihe heroAt isom ChnusL %
A. L. q h. 1870. Pn 20. Tho same. ,,.,,-e,.
Treatise on s Law ofPrJmisory Notes tnd biis OF -
chsree. BY The,rhuus Parsons ILL D. F'li' Two
J. B.LqpEooii o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13
We annex some particulars Of the state Of trade In
the foreign markets:


| MAgcnxsT Nov 25.--Opinions are rather
conflicting aoos, tho Yarn marks. to-day Some Of
tho Leading sgoois aud sPinrers report con' ders'
advance on the rates u tniay last. while others
cay they have d1ae nothing anl that bgsnes is "or.e
TIE opinion moIt eeneTal ho"tvef that the msrke shows
81 spoyeuent md that Prize, ore about H. - higher
Al advance. wholly q 10 pss' zone business oss been
doro r Icia Germany aud t"e Med s1snsau 'he home
trade buyers in eome osses rather freely ~
tho phi lest lIidy ther seems - Do general opA
ion ii large 5usnes might have been done 'hi' n'l'"s
teesran /. 70 baud IN Anticipation Of Ire INST from Chue,
reporting At sn impfovemtHt me colh Ihes ''dy
hs. dsspl9ifec ,xreci1n ~ 70 tuTday We H-d c'n
siderable proyen-Dt a. ccmpifd WIN thN 9'y "eek sd
scou'ilc 1a nusmfS .ppr-rf % o"Ve S-A '"le "a 4'J
a. ru ard snid. 80 che p-.crs ,rey'oa' ri-
1r however, led 20 an sdvnc on SCI a tLs
morning which mas ro'pe ey rherc bn'i RES emo HaNu
sc.r.fs a5r 10 ru,st sry lev faFs bhr f'pJri
Fdi stsis ,hs hr IN fcase bus.ora' or tla Day Wa,
Igo -2ecuit,ve md u 20" appears ~ 'rc 'os
uluy o. 4, low any -te ~hioser HnPver' 90 .@
l-ssnf aiin dong nr 80 bnsne ca Dr fmt lot'
o. iootns I'd and 'v'iie 1&e' 1 1nef its,'s 10
rcs .i which Ir} vi 90 g'c ,if pir bIt We ~
esste amount q isn'ec loH' oi t"' ohisos. u 700 ~ -
no o.. ] % s'sgsA 90 report:
"Ifon rur-osy to fr.lsy last the maglr' continued
orcrsd.r-y oppressed yitn artn"l de- 30" 30 rce OF IL
. srrptpr 20. ,1'l- Or sud ln,f nay n' "7s "Nilf
tn isysrr- ls hyrp 'd r'Er.. 80 nsve II con-
pao scvo dsmsnd sna sellers urs eBnn SIM o.. $40
ii.i fa... o. Iu,atss lst"
LEtDs, 25A.-4Is cloth-hai's presented rather
% tl.. r.. ds7. Song Low I, .hlE
ABOVE .vala-e. abe p.loaaei y,rs co hnea 10 s-'
,..cel. of Niler .ooat v '"s lf1T i...c- Gus oin
hey clio hs Comparatively h'- it dong in ton-"-p
cpfs cue mod, busIes. iu 9, eeas iIr ti"f's AZ
d.. -fiou e 3. IT. lfol ',iDf br Co., 51a f." h"no' 70
doiI .l- rgpo.. !.. The tto.ts 20 20
ths sts1 ~ .. n.lu.-s.f,ss 4lo u' Go "no.c 'a's.
fofy bIt tas rlolLf sss. Jrlcl - 30. % hf'4 % 40
NV r..r, -lth.- The Iron trade bas not been
ol... m ti. IL, ,he Il 'rg d Sd. a. vs. tho CAS-. ort
int4 i shc.e 70 'vrJ Iesaa i' believe '.s' ''
.,of M seen De- IN rfGlr-i lH consequence ~ re f-
al..r vfic saif pi'ct ore tisd- 't" a' -'r
he a,-ts.' qao.,,,a.: Ri. %, me wosss). IS l'60
|a..n "a . 4 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

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g. ~, Floor 4. 81. dy bus les sc'i,,. s. in tb -
.q-sEr e. Coz Wee q. u.i4-f 4ni ..f. 's O.
fs..b :. ~ a. af -5 O. io- Jrrse} sl 49,, 'o iof
n,. -.r-... no 10 Tor y .rt. f4..f-' % ai.- or
st.l- hr'. at.licl B1cl slo-e .- b. .ale' q; s54
b I ~ Ia5f
ri.riTFe-,izn Dried &, only ,od,r &c i've We mole
Solo. Of . t-. lopez E.i..4t - .1r 20 f,aeh 20
.nd.ab.s' DO Crr.au,. D We. osesa e gs..le ~. boz.
.l good c.r.sad. O. % quote Ua.-ai .. > ,I ID
H &.rf e . r. T.. .4Ga 81 a .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13
CITY ITENS.
Anthem.

We understand that, among the other attrsc.;o.,
It the Academy Of Music, on Monday night
,ew National Aothem, written and composed bv
gentleman Of this city, is to be sung by Morens al
Anodio. The following are the words:
GoD save cur land IN peace,
Free and united;
Grant US from foes release,
And that all War may cease,
All peaceful arts increase,
All wrongs be rightod.
Thy mighty sceptcr WELD
Keeping guard DER u,
In Thy great bounty shield,
From blight our every field,
Sending plenteOus yield
Thy gifts--before us.
When we before Thee kneel,
FayOrs imploulg;
Mako US t0 see and feel,
Joy ID our common veal,
Pity for vans appeal,
Justice adering.
Make us work hand in hand,
Faith truly plghtsd,
Brother by brother stand,
All great, good works expand,
Goa save our noble land,
Free and United.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

AYRAryD BRrAD.-We long sgo spoke fully Of
the recently invented and patented fashion cfuakos
bread BY forcing cagjonic acid gas into the orr and
water AZ the moment OF their mixture, dispensing
siogether wi = kneadin.5 and rendering te prodaet
IT, more ci-anly and We deemi, more palaiabe dan
bread made in the old WAY. The new bread Ia
Teen suhisc, 20 tho thousand drawbacks iBeya'eis
an invention, bot It steadily makes way, end BIDS
fair in time TO 10 generally preferred. new and
large bakery of. has been opened q, she corner @
Fourth stree. AID Lafayette place, which we com.
mend 70 the patronage c: those interested
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anusaaiia.eres..

N.rriSG OF TIE Sons ~ CoSsgcTIcur.-Tb'''
va. respectable gathering fthe Sors Of Coanseca'
Thursdly evening. at the Fifth Ayeius Hctel' Tea
W,,uore, hc Vice President in Ito chair sn' OsA''
Gould, ESQ.,, acting as Secretary. Dir. Goald 'a''
n,i.t,d pgper con .lrntary TO tls gll'an' s'ls
az Conrec, 'crt who have distinguished them'ei'~
an Ire FIELD Rev. bir. Bliss read wsli-N i''. 81
tribute o. the memory - Major Bake WI, i"'
Il ritiuy for bio country Lt lie battle o. Co''i
t.ia. Gen. Welm0ee paid very h@nss3s' s sT
"a ..tel ccmpl meut 30 toL }. H. Amy, 10Y H' -.
iy 10 the soldiers under ia charge IN seN'' o., %
Ont OF sess0r. L. sunsA.nr ana IA s'otn' 10 20
% h's post OF Outv. y ntn ,'Hote az "a, ~ -.
f,;bfls PROBABLY rot lees thsn $1,000 uer has'
l,en under rIs management ,,ls .Hi n. -,
e,.r,.,e,,,enf q the war. flr. Na'haii@i J.. Fu'.
'.,, $50 and made very bsrpy ScGresS, n "'Si
n, alluded in tie meet n4iteshb ayLs' ~ "a -.
yi.ea and ,acuices na-e ny roi' A.i-'i a.
h,f-A by moving she adoption o. We lo"V""s
re.yiutious, which parsed Unanimously
s lb,,the cordill aud .fs'ef, thasss o. ey,'' - -
80 ,.,.i-.t A. hereby rendered g. Col J'lh 81 -
r.,t. Stale COS atl. acl fal'n'li a. ~ -,
L ..,.t mo n. 45tiea lu cIins 'or me AZ n.
IA t.ols -o,r,ss g. ia h,lt. sud Alofs % ~ r,
80. ia, Il, the s.r. aad oUu-ra o.. 2 d 'A- 80
-a, ,rniur rom %. dangers o. ns''@ ~1' w
i,....s ga 70, l..a s.-U s1lGs' ~ ,,,on r. tr.as
p..l,ss Thata cory uft'e pfee"-i's t''I,I Aln,
,..,tt, a, ...s Ioyo.uoI q O.lneDneai On" % a..
A~gn,eameuts were next made Tor Ag.-'1s .os
,.,,aI ea,.,. ON Tie liza If January VI H'ga,s5
- n "A ciantor Csa a committee WIS % ms
- ,.,.,.,,,. otlicors Tor tns ouaIing He"l. -,
adjourned % the iunen-foon " NJ "A
"olai, N Ind bceu provided Tor al VIZ
r..taxe oil j..
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partment to repair the streets and remove oAst,-I
tons placed there BY any Corporation or persSss
and also to prevent the taking up Of tho pave,ncf
by persons, without authority Of the Commoc
the ordinance 10 $4,000. Adjourned 10 MoaSst
at 4 D. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

TIE Dly Io1da uaF.et ROMAN. IN Lle rme ulin.

IHe Dly Goods uhTset remain. IN tle trne llln-
telcs..u condition waih we reported TO. week.
IN. decline in GOOD. ~ 30; marked, end we DO
not change our quotations; tut tie dizziness !. op-
p-sssivo. We 70 NOT expect any change Until Llter
Now-Yess's "a to demand from the interior will
not be materially increased and Tie jobbers are not
inclined 20 enter iaio new engagements. Tho job
J.ng os ven as the conuiasion business hrs beea OF
lie most profitable character drr.u, the year. 1ne
sa have bten large. aud e,l a constsutiy siyauc-
ns market the profits Lavo been unparalleled while
tAe loses have been ulimportant. IT.. res friction
II credits las leea favorable g. all cla,s' and it
will b. a loub tine before tn's generation Of nsr
ehans will cAhugo thor present policy.
The WOODEN Goods market las been dbl in The
chef styles, the only e2cepton being that Il Fancy
Clssneres, which arc reported brink. The produc-
uOn Of Wooden Goods LIS been g.eltly increased
during iho yegr, the machinery Of many cotton mills
having been disposed Of and replaced with ma.
chinery adapted for wooden fabrics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

FRrScH THEArER, NsBLo's sALoos.-Ths third
performance Of Mr. Juiene''s company will take
place this evening. The = rimme announced COO
.st- Of the comedies " Ul Gentilhomme Psuvrs"
sni lie Piano de Berthe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

:. -r,,, T},,rr {I,y IN mn KlGHT u %. ~
's s l e' o S,s saoe. e reqa. I 'io.'is
ooe or place. Of a, to BRING a,o a.p tsls Cn,
nolo .al sns is Of character W. asblef |. he aoaV'
:. me s,aot5nf These mporaa sss'o as aresavss
sjs,.5,' fowIEn q WILLS, fhIsno'osis'' W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

PoArp OF CANyAssyRs--This Board met yester.
lay Afternoon al O'Clock AVID concluded their labsr
~ ar ~ cauyassng he several districts
The meeting adjsurned uutil ths afternoon, ~hcn
tie frusls vl be counted aud preparations nsie 70
declare lie Clieisi result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

EnyIMs MUSEUM will be crowded .e''sa,,
m ,s,rt, Of ider END ods,n ~. ''s Soss. BAwi'
u4 s 10 s.e ,n .a eowdsd u'o. a, ne S,'
T' 'n9 piece, snd ,ay rpay;; 'l So'' ., SsJ
iime ana ouey Il j., moreover Wo.n are aiso 20 "
i,,.roasrs. Com. hd" ~" '"'
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

AeADEyr or MCsc.-There will be matinee T.
day. See advertisement.
On Monday niyht MANAGER Gran takes b.Dess
aud closes the house for the present.