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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

DISEASES or
Horses 4 ether DonoSticato1 Animals
MR.. g. SCULLT.
A MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE
IN Of Veterinary Surgeons London, 10 pos
A.A sessed of the most perfect system Of
Horse doctoring Of any in the West In . great
majority Of Instances his cures are complete, per-
manently lasting and rapidly accomplished, even
to b incurable, Mr.. ). treats With the happisst
results, rendering them ft tc p~.1orm ordinary
work. Mr.. SIS Treatment 10 based IN the legiti-
mate sciences Of medicine, and no pledges 70 give
satisfaction t. all Who mkJ confer their patronage
on him. Office .: LeClaire's Stable, corner Of Sd
and Perry It.
N. B.-Horse ana Cattle medicines can be had
Of Mr.. Scully 1t moderate prices j.S-dAw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

va i. xs ga LA sora'aeos
JwAt, taI Ce1eUehtto1e.
THE DEMOCRACY OF raE SEVENTH 10.
J. disiai District srs hereby rsqussts1 = NEST
in convection ~ delegates from the eountieseo0.
posing said District, On
thursday, JAY 2lth 1852.
at Dewitt in Clinton county, for the purpose II
nominating candidates for Judge anA District At
tornsy 70 30 vo.ed for 1t the coming October ssc-
zion.
Ratio ef county Representatives nms ~ fof
Congrsssioaai Convention.
WV. T. BaAxxAN, Nuseatias county.
dAhvEY LsoxAsD, Scott
JAMS GRANT,
T F. Bu1rssl1sID. cliatoa =
KsLso Jackson
Hair Restorative Mandatory
rERFUMERY, HAIR DYE AND HAIR
DRESSING ROOMS,
Corner J0atM + Second 6ereets,
UNDER tn. /. cLAIR1 HOUSE.
THE HAIR RESTORATIVE NANUFAC-
i turs 10 acknowledged to b Superior 10 any
in the market, and 10 sold very much cheeper. i
will restore Hair 70 it natural cslor sendoeiog IL
SOFT, GLOSSY LUxURIANT.
Warn and Cold Baths ct al Hours.
aple-snl I: 0RABBE:
CITY MARSHAL'S OFFICE
REMO1.ED.
HEREAFTER, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
IN he CITY HALL BUILDING.
DAvsxroar, April 22, 1se3.-dn
JOHN BOOTH,
MANU- ACTURER 4 DEALER
HATS OF ALL KINDS.
TTPPER SIDE OF SECOND STREET, BE.
u tween Brady and Perry.
HATS MADE TO ORD E &
" A A n T E D.
ap21-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23
'OFECTXE NOTICES.


Parties wishing The pesssriptisa win plsase ~
drss REV. HOWARD 4. WILSON.
Wll11Ampunsn.
setsO-3aw Kings County, New Yssa. (,
DRY GOODS.
sP6iN0 APD SUMMER
- II = a q q - - {.
g. 3. VIM LER,
has Just received the
Largest and Cheapest
FANCY &STAPlE DRY eo0De
In the 0taeo OF Rowe
BOUqHT FOR CASH,
AND WILL u SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
1900 pieces Msrrimaek and other prints.
500 pieces brown and blsaehsd muslin.
800 pisess Lawns, Baragss, Brilliants.
400 pieces Delainss, Challiss, Mohairs and sill
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch. and other Cling
hams.
eeopisess Cottonadsa, Dsnims, Hickory, CHECKS
Linen Drills, &c.
800 dog Hose, Gloves, Mitts, &c.
500 Summer Shswls, Of Ill kinds and qualities
1 NnAc n.
other kind:of goods usually found in first elas
Dry Goods Store.
Don't Fail 70 E.Csswstsse
CHEAP 4 GOOD GOODS,
before purchasing. TNo trouble to show good
1t WHIsLER,S.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT,
The very latest and best in nee, just received
$500 for sals. 1t New York Price, At
WHIsLERB.
1000
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

The agent Of two rival iron safe es-
adjustment we're presenting the elaine
Of their respective articles to 40 admir-.
ing crowd. One was . Yankee-tbe
9th r wasn't. He that wasn't told his
story. A rooster had been shut up in
one Of bis safes, and then it was exposed
10 the most intence heat. When the
door was opened, the rooster stalked
out, tapped his wings, and crowed loud
" as if nothing had happened.
1t was now the Ysukee's turn. A
rooster had been shut up 10 one Of bis
safes, with pound Of lump butter, and
the safe was submitted to the trial of q
Tremendous heat for more than = week.
The legs Of the safe we're melted of, and
he door itself so lar fused as to require
the use of cold chisel to get it open.
When it was opened. the ,ooster was
found frozen dead, and the butter 90 sol.
id, that he Who knocked of q place of it
~ith hammer had his eye put out by q
frozen butter splinter!
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23


This lsv, which took s6sct on the
4th inst. smbodiss many advsstags' tor
the recovery Of sssays, in which the OLD
Ia v.s deficient. Under the prov's-
zoos Of tbis bill, every STRAY taken up
and appraised At ten dollar',or op"sfo''
may be recovered BY the owner, how
ever distant the animal may have wan
dered from the State.
The old Law provided for publ"h'og
strsys three uonths IN one nevsPsps',
and only in the county. The new 10"
provides for publishing s.rays > single
insertion in one nsvspapsr in the coun-
ty, and also for two insertions in .
weekly agricultural paper Published At
the Capitol Of the State. Thus, the
State paper will contain . notice Of ev-
cry stray taken up in al parts Of the
State. A copy Of this paper is to be
mailed weekly to the District Clerk OF
each org. missed county, and which be is
required to keep on Gle in bis office,
where all can zee st any time the strays
taken up in every part Of the State.
1t is frequently the case, that st'ays
wander fsf away, and are taken up in
adjoining, or more remote counties and
while the owner may consult the papers
published 10 his own county, as be nat.
orally would, the information be desires
may be published in some other county,
with little or no chance Of ito ever
meeting bis eye. No one, on . mo-
ment's reflection, will fail to discover
the advantages Of the new, over the old
law for under It, every one will know
lust where to find . full record of all
strays in the State.
The new law is also n ore stringent in
regard to taking up strays than was the
old. 1t clearly defines the duties Of all,
whose business it is to see that it, pro-
visions are carried out, and impose
heavy penalties for non performance.
Every farmer should read the Law and
understand It.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

without dslsy By sppaieesios 70 sishes d our Of
6oss in Washingtea, D. O., o. in Osvsnpoet. lowe.
BARROws, REED 1 CO.
~. ...AA-..o Win Il. .-Em So nE- .M u -sEt
Bslntyl esns1sAs I Arrears 81 ray !!
For ArresSs Of Pay,
Fes Deasty o 800,
Per Iova1ia Hensioos.
LrrTHRs OF INQUIRY PROMPTLY AMsWH1RD
PARKER y ED WARDS
Agents and A.tse,sys for pr.sssias
Pensions, Bountfes, &C.,
Dsvsnpost, Iowa. nytdtl
LONDON I LlVeaP. o.
Fire 1 Life Insurance Company,
OFFICE, 50 WALL / 81 PINE ST., NY.
Paid up eapital. surplus and reserved
fuDos.. s..vo.OoV.bzo
Invested IN this county,. I,O43,SS0
Yearly revenue ovsr.. $500 900
The shareholders Personally Responsi.
Bile foe engagements 81 the CoRpaay.
All Director mast oo 1haroAODderS.
asysa1Huss poa DAvufoRf:
Geo. d. Frsnch, Lorenso Sehrieksr, Nichelaa
Kuhnen Co., Geo. l.. Davsnpoet, Almst Skesl,
Nicholas J. Rusch.
NEW AoRx:
Grinnsll; Nintun + Co., Harper 1 Brothers, Dun.
can, Sherman / Co., Alsxandss T. stewart.
J. g. wASHBURN, Agent for Daveopott and
Rock Island. jlys
$50 B EST PIANOS. $3.50
Grovesteen Hale having removed to thsi,
new warerooms,
NO. 41s BROADWAY,
are now prepared 70 offer to the puplic magni :
cont new scale full
= Octave Rosewood Piano,
containing oil improvements known In this coun-
try or Europe. over-ot.ung bass. French grand &C
sion, harp pedal, I'LL iron frame. for
$3.50 OA0zs
Warranted For Five years
Rich moulding cases,
81 q q . q 90,
oil warranted made Of the best seasoned material,
and to stand better than any sold fer $40 Or $50
By the old methods VI manufaeteSe. Weinv,ts
the best judges to examine and try these new in
strumsnts and we stand ready st al tinss TO test
them with any Others manufactured in this coun-
try.
GROT.ESTEEN = Hale,
my36.d3m 47s Broadway, New York.
J. =. DUNN,
HOUSE AND sign PAINTER,
PAPsa. HANGER. vH1GH.a, Ezo.,
NO. ma HAST Third IT.,
HAvING MADE ARRANGHMsNTS WITH
II one Of the best Sign and Hammer Paintsrs IL
Best STYLE assa 1t Prices q Ssstl
0ll R0s'tSe0.
Persons requiring anything In my lin
will consalt shsir interest By giving mes aell.
Banner., Regain, &c., ut up q short notice.
mhll-d6n
ExTT saND CO UET r
ORDERS
" N - - D.
E'eu'a' OF
JOHN L. COFFIN,
BASRMENT OF STATE BANK
dc3l-dtf
RRIPG 4 RRATTt0
Bathing Reuse 1 Swin1i1g Sthosl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-23

fIr 0VRHlD 0OUUD, y
roRuHR o. IOWA AID 11DSu 0En11f0
~ Dssslpsss, JeVa. s 1850 .
ses.-aq IT CkAl0B laOCs8.
oo0NGR ogcoNo ANao MAIN sra
DAv01a15o1s, IOWA
'o1LLElf. wlsfs : SoaaIs. M -.
- rprcR non STAGES LAYING H08 -.
OGs:ss, Paaeo1sa. kgsas Wa. oesA
- Ass@S1s.; as'G,Y III Saa sy1pol<9 e.
-.a1VTF0j1YTVXN1A 16111.
TaOanR8 o. 10Ul11 AuD IOWA ~
! - lDDe1eOo1gs .sdAtE - M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
Weather Reports.

Boroy, Moss, Dec. a. q. m.ThermOme.er 200. Wind
s :. r. showing
Barometer 2Oi5 Wind y. h. ly T. Cold and clear:
QuEBEc. C. T., q. m.-ThermoIetes % below. Bss
rome,sr 1ool Wind W. Clear.
RmocsSk f. C. II az %-i1s,romssf ID below b.
20 9S' wad W. slid and cloudy i'''''''''' '
ToRosro. C w. a. m.-TLermome:er 29'. Barometer
Ponr sassT, c. W. sam.-ThermOmete 3Oo. Mid
CLEvslaSD, o., Q. n.-TLeTmoaieser Js'. barometer
29sJ Nird =.
CIscrrsATr o., 0 a. m.--TLermometer 49,. No wind.
Cloudy.
FoHrRxs MosRoH. Va, a m.-Thsrmome,er 3eo. b.
rornetcr 30.J7 Wind $. w Clear
u.LrYAH " 8. Dec. e. p. m.-Thermome.er $50. Wind
n. W. Weather cloudy and thick.
PoRrIAsp, Me- Dec p, ?. m - Thermometer 1872.
Wind v. Weather cloudy
sPRrssrrxLD, Mass. Dec r. p. m.-Thermome,er 2s'.
Wind :. w. Weather cloudy.
Ngw.YORK Dec. y. 3 p m.-fhernoms.er 80. Wind s.
W. Weather cloudy.
PHLDgIPHia. Pa. Dec. "a, 3 p n.-ThsrmOme.er go,
Wind 5. W. Weather clear ~
WA.HRGroS D. c., Dec. q, p. m.-Thsrmoms.er 80.
Wind W. Weather cloudy.
FoRrREss MoSRs, p m-Thermome.er, i7i Barometer,
]021; :. w. weather fair.
MosTRx,I, p. m.-ThermOuster. d Bsrouieter 2asssi
" T.. by ~ showing slightly.
BosToy D. m.-Th,rGe meter. %; " w; clear.
ALgAsr, 6p m-Thennoiaeter. "a Barometer 31si Nj
light fall snow
REorsKI. p. m-Thermone;er, lo Barometer 3o5s
wind Nsht westerly; ceEr.
QrsBEc, c. T., p m.-Thermcme.er 50. Barometer
BuTFlLo p m.--Thermoraeter 42o Cloudy; indications
Of rain.
CHlcAeo H. p m.-Thern 'me,sr 4:o. Barometer aa40.
LorisyiILE, Ky, Dec. az. ua-BsIometsr 2es7 The.r
rnomeer 40. Wind SW ACCOMPLISHMENTS 20 80 Tier.
meter 81. Wind > W., win showers but cleaning up
CiSCIsEArf Dec 42-Ihermo.-eier as' Cloudy with
slight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Lufcst ship News.

ARRIVED. .N0SpAY Dec. 2l-i2 n.
Steamship PsrkersbnrE " linaa Portland Me-, mdse aas
pass. 20 Al. Is. Cromwell 60.
ship Richard Ely, Llyingstou Liverpool Oct 20 ntst
aud II pass How aud Fsoinstsm Daring the PssagL
coored seaman unknown fell from acit on deck anc
kled 0th inst on the western edge OF tie bsDA saw
set bark close by hove to- asEowsgus cane on 81
site osi ish. Of her and when sbsted saw th
vessels togeiher sailing very last at the ~e' s0'
Tanh her out %! sht l..
ship Moac Of the Sea- Spencer Liverpool Oct 2e md,e
Lawreucs, Oies Co Dec ,, LAT, Al, ION o. 20
ship Sarauak from Philadelphs Tor Liverpool ~ ft u.s.,
lat q 3d. ION 3d. spoke ship Albion "hianis' ''-'
sLs Eoera lie Tsyior Liverpool Oct 20, mdse AMI i%
pas 10 lsp.cott x CO. Had heavy westerly sassi "s1
inS T. Tuley tBr. Of Yarmouth, N j. Cooh, Greenoek
~ GAYS coal o. BOYD IincAen. ,, -, 4, h.ir.st 4,
Slip Soith igl,.ioiu, I0yeI, London - u'y'' ."
Bsla Faaa oen Klrchner, Lanse Bremen Doo Ss' , v
rre.dr ought tom Ns,y oS for L,erpoVl =. ~ 49, ="
A. lou D. spoke slip Isaac Nsso n, III n b.,s sIe
der Of Iondon waerles eyed and soandoAeii was hov.
s ser Wreath Randall Machi'' 10 days lumber to SIM
500 'sPS com,,el JEROME Phladsllhii, coal for New
L2Io saue. Townsend Shaw, Warrington, D. c. days
ws se5, A. Hammond Hua,loy, Boston for Philadelphia
81, Aida Lombard. Philadelphia sor boston. ,,,.,
c,a'mstip Thomas Swan a. :. transport Ncnoia
,y.ldn.tot d. o. y hous in ballast T. d. u rompsias
ct..urr Thomas Sparks ~. y tanpcil Anen w li"'Ns
ton DoL via Philadelphia. 10 ballast to D. d. TOMB n
G 90 hours In oalast to d. d. romPsins.
BELQW-One bhr.
sAtLED-steauship Champion for Aspinwall =. 49,.
transport, A. H. Bow man, i0r " AshingtoD, ~ vi '
sipri tor
MlND-sunset from S. $. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

mept TO Mr.. Stetsop, said that as John Van Bnren,
be was not here tonight. [Chcers. He was here
"a The representative Of the ST. Nicholas Society
In the g.. Nicholas Society they did not discuss po-
htiasI matters; they met merely as hhlcaerDoeHera.
lie had been foresAed in his expressions as 10 the
Neyy-Fngland character. BIT re must stare that IN
I his war in which not only the non-slavehoiahg
Sa,es bat. thank Cod in several OF The savehooing
states, there was but one opinion-that TINS was
holy war, and should be put down by ire WHO'S NOE
mower of the Government. Great applause.l lpe
character of the New England soldier shows OUT
conspicuous. He had often heard Gen. Scolt say
that, for patient endurance exact disciphoo uuu
calm courage. the New England soldier has not hlS
eoual in the world. He hoped he would not Dc ac-
cnsed of breach Of confidence in this, aS upon
another occasion.
Several Gen,lemen-You have no right TO refer 10
that letter. IL is a violation Of confidence.
Mr.. VAN BuRrs-Whatever may be the private
opinion of some of its members, speaking as 90 lot
the St. Nicholas Society, il ia not ready to say 70 ne
erring States, "Wayward sisters, depart IN peace.
Loud laughter and applause.l Mr.. Van Buren con-
cluded by proposing the health of sir. Seward.
H. The Old Homssteads Of New'Eng and Inc soooe' W
industry and Intelligence OF pety and patrio;ism they are
flesh in our memories and hallowed la our ehecuohs
M Woman-The best cher and guardian oil sound pm
Mr.. EyARTs proposed the health Of the President
elect, Henry A. Hurlburt, and transferred to him
the insigsia OF the Office.
Mr.. HuRLBURr briefly responded.
A. 10 a. IN. the public ceremonies closed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY SUPERyIsoRs-DEFEAT
OF THE ATTTMPT TO REMOVE JUDGE JAYS POR-
TRAIT.-Ths announcement by The TRIBUNE some
two weeks since Of the Offering Of resolution by
Mr.. Alsop ii. Lockwood to remove the portrait Of
the late Judge Jay from the Courtroom at White
Plains, where it had been placed by former Board
of Supervisors at the suggestion Of members Of tire
Wefteheser Bar, created little surprise and in
dignation throughout the county.
Tile PeekskW Messeager Of the 18th inst. contains
an eloquent and earnest protest against tho resolu-
tion addressed to the Supervisors by the Hon. Wm
Nelson, bis con, tho Hon. Thomas Nelson, late
Chief Justice Of Oregon, and large number Of cit
zens; but one single individual being found who re-
fused to sign il. This remonstrance, according to
tie editor, speaks the sentiment of all classes in that
part Of the county. "What," he remarks, " the
motives or reasons Of this Poundrdgo Supervisor
are for proposing this measure he can best answer
provided he is not the ca.spaw Of another who de-
sires to crafty maevolent spirit without burning
his own fDgeIs." We now learn tina: whom the res
olutions Of Mr. Lockwood came up for final action
they WERE after discussion indefinitely postponed.
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Hirasicrg. &c.

C.pr G,nRfeoS Of Ire wrlckiog sohr Rnsgoi n 60,
thi. inoning and repors the pauish big VIII "i'0
81 IruiA es.oTo on baTnesai has Ousen' o., Of lns2
The bark Ratio COX Kato fIog Newly ora ye rao ints
,veI Tie captain report: la a, ~ II D. ~ Mugs
In sp unknown vessel at night causing 10 b,
10 her pg,r works which u estiinatcd a. w. repslrs sna
sb.nt f'isIO .iiysr. SIZE Ia now Gndeis''"s
liy leter 20 Elwood Walter. ESQ., ssS Nc 20 ls5?
The schr Oawego (of Windsor, n . i'S Nor, bress,
o,I f,r New No,k - as.ore west siae % N'''f'
yyst,r She /, On hard aud Rocky bottom NJ ., llss
Tbob,ly r snow flem Blngo. for FoitTes NO ~
r. an ,aue uenry II IL leased that she WA DC W.
loss Steamer has gone 10 hot sssis'~"'Y
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TAdvertifsmentl
OPENING.

The NEw-YoRx MEDICAL Issrrrrrs Of Etxcrn,o,,y ana
HYGIENE will OPEN a, No. Union Square, on MospA,
Dec 20 for the reception Of Psien.s and Instruction IN II
NEW School PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. Tho New scho,
consists in Medcsted Electricity Aera,ed. yapor and Med
Gated Baths the Swedish Movement Cure of Ling and II,
dropsthy. The building elegantly fitted M with Baths
Apparatus, and Separate Apartments.
J. WALTER SCOTT, NJ d.,
JOHN L. BEDFORD, ~ D., pMesident
W. w SHELDON fhystcians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

FAIR AT srRATToRD, CoSs.-The Fair and Fec
tival, which has been for some time in preparation
by tho young people Of Sratfo4d in aid Of the SICK
and wounded soldiers, will be held on Tuesday and
Wednesday, December 90 and "a, 1862, at tie STRAIT
ford Institute. Beautiful articles for presents,
fresbments, music, &c., will make welcome all WHO
attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
Marine Disuafcr.

HALIFAX, H. s., Monday Dec %, 1862.
The crew the British iron ship Queen Of the
Lakes, for Portland, have arrived at Weymouth, n
s. Tie ship, in the meantime, was found aban.
doned, Elk miles off Cape Sable her after apartments
full of water. Elk men from two schooners were
put on board and navigating her to Halifax. A
steam-tug is going to her assistance. Her cargo lie
valuable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

MAIL AGENTS BETwEEs NEw-YoRK AID WASH
Iscros.-Un,il within month the unimportant
night malls transmitted from New-York to Washing.
ton and vice versa, have been permitted to run
without protection from mail guard or mail agent.
Postmaster Wakeman learning Of this loose manner
Of doing business, has within the last three weeks
secured the appointment of mail agents on the night
trais, 60 that now the mails comparatively safe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Ne. Miburn, the blind preacher, delivers bis lee
ture on Aaron Burr" at the church corner OF
Thompson and Houston Streets for the benefit OF its
Sabbah-School, this evening. The lecture is good
the cause deserving. and Mr.. Milburn Ia known as
one Of our best orators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
Advertise mentI
THE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,

The UNITED STATES lax LAW,
Now READY is pamphlet Of 3. pases fine white paper
Beside the BILL which il word for in accordascs with
the osiua text, We append to 4 Apha5stica Reespuls-
on Of every article taxed By the law aud tho
Of the tax to .eyed thereon This renders 40 coap.ss
and convenient it ia possible to maze it.
Price cent? postpaid Der 100 sent by express; 50
per 100 il BY mall Adde'S THg Tn JUNE. New.Yorx.
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fAdvertisementj

NOTICE.-Ihc FIFTH-AYENUE SKATING Pom
will open "WEDNESDAY, Dec q, when everything will
ia readiness for the pon VI members and those visit
h join
Single Ticket for Gentleman. ................,...
Laolts IlcAss.
Members under ID years OF sge....,.............
Apply 81 the Principal Office, CoyoygR L Walkers N
41a Broadway
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The New CITY EEail ut Ecxtoa.

IC-IUN, MoTday Dec. 2, I0bz.
The cornerstone If the new City Hal was laG
to-day. Mayor Wigh,man delivered an 9ddress,
after which the Grad Lodge Of Massachusetts con-
Quoted the ceremonies ia conformity with ancient
Masonic usage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

ARTIST FuSD SALE.-This evening, II. II. Leeds
& Co. will SELL at auction, the pictures ard other
works Of art contributed by the Artist Fund Society,
for the benefit of the fund. See advertisement else
where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Journal are prayer that the dc'e'ted cause Of the Rebellion
ho ssroved with the Rebellion itself Mr. Fnler be-
inc lire minister active in every good work, was very
widely known and esteemed by everybody who knew him.
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LECTURE ON HUMAN CHARACTER, Pbysiolog
Phrenology Physiognony in Lincoln Hail. corner 5thay.
j3dst TO-SIGHr. Open at Z; commence at O. Ticke:sz
cents 10 be had CT FOWLER WELLs No. 900 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

|. A NEW HoTEL.--The old spingler Institute has
been leased for hotel and is to be opened in Febru-
airy next, under the name Of the Spingler Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

The attention Of the friends Of the sailor is called
to the concert to be given in the Thirtieth-street
Methodist Church this evening, to raise funds for
founding Sailors Home in this city for the Navy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Wright, and Daniel Needham Of Philadelphia as1 foors !.
the Astor Houle ~PpioS ~
Alexander findley Of England R. Ely Of Hartford Ana
House ~ y w." D'o'0sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

AlyE. DEMOREsT's beautiful irst-prelnium 8
Runnn, Stitch SswISGMAcHISR 1t Il u1ervelousy simple
efficient, and beautiful Holiday Pre,sBt. Sent free Of
express receipt Of IS. NINE DRA0REsT AZ Bwy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

BEEBE d Co., NO. I5O BROADWAY,
Have prepared and elegant styles Of
HArs and Cars, for the
HOLIDAY AND SKATING SEASON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

CHnIsrMAs ron TIE NEwsBors.-We hope that
excellent institution, the Newsboys Home, will not
be forgotten by the public at Christmas. Coninou-
,ions may be cent to the Superintendent, Sun Build
ings, Nassau street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Brig..G Gen. Samuel +. Barr,
from North Caroine Hon j. H. Jones Pcnns vania ospt
Mckenzie S.aok Va Judge James Jones. Rochester Geo
b. Drake, St Louis and L.. Lorraine u 5 Army arc at the
Metr, politan Hotel - - -.
Cuyler IA Vechten Of Albany and Major W w Wood OF
the n s. Amy al. stopping a the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Major SpTsxae Of tie w. y. Army, Yh9nss polan. y. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

WARD School No. 29.--Ihe closing exercises Of
the annual term of this school took place yesterday
at the building in Greenwich street, near Rector
Pie proceedings were Of u varied and deeply inter
eating character. Some very beautiful tablesux Of a
patriotic character were given. la one scene, re
angels were represented 10y ten female pupils,
dressed in wlile--the tableaux being accompanied
by the song Ilarh, hear MI angel singing The
audience were highly pleased with tho entertain
menl. The building has been recently remodeed.
and will now COM are fivorably with any in the
city.