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on the 18th the Rebel schooner Coruse, from Ha-
Yana were taken in the attempt 10 run the blockade
at Sabine Pass, and sent to Key West for adjudca-
ton The vessels assisting in the capture were the
Rachel Seaman, the prize schooner Velocity and the
prize steamer Dan-both the latter manned by part
Of the officers and crew of the Kensngton, but at
the time under the command Of Acting Master
Hooper as senior officer.
Commander Caldwell of the iron.clad gunboat
Essex, reports to the Navy Department, off New
Orleans under date of Dec 3 that he seized at the
depot of the Baton Rouge and Opeousas Railroad,
DIG barrels of molasses and delivered it board the
store chip Fear Not, agreeable to the order Of Rear
Admiral Fauagut. lie states:
:" This Dolasses Is the produce Of the enemys
country, and was transported to Baton Rouge upon
railroad in their possession and exclusive use, and
intended for shipment up the river by steamer,
which was expected the day after our arrival. Had
il been intended for transportation across the river
TO Baton Rouge it would have still been subject to
seizure as i'll the rear Of that place 10 garrison OF
Rebel soldiers who exercise control over the place,
and permit nothing to go forth except for the use OF
places in their possession"
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The Conri.7Gnr,inI OF Gen. Porter.

WA.uISGroS Friday. Dec H. ieC2
Major-Geueral Heintzelman WAS examined briefly
but nothing important was ELECTED.
Mai. Ten. Mcdowell was examined with regard
10 his posliiOn ana 81 thai o. GeI Porter, and
during the day 81 the battle " nagsa- the Zith
day OF August lie testified IN effect ihat previous
TO receiving tie joint order set ont in The rpecca-
tons which Was directed 10 both HIM and Gen. FOR
ter he had a.. senior OH cer commanding the two
cOrrs taken steps 20 secure the Fame ends. AFTER
receiving tie order, he gave certain directions 70
Gen. Porter in regard to the mos ement Of Dig Por-
tersl corrs aud then LEFT Gen. Porter with III own
NcDowelQsl corps. to take part in the action.
While ON liz way, he mel a messenger with an
order TO Gen. Porter winch order he examined and
which in effect gave the very same directions he
himself had already uiyeu. So far ar he knew,
Gen. Porter had taken par in the action oi the
2jth.
Gen. Mcdowell was cross-examined at some
length bnt nolhin. wag ELECTED affecting the test
nony be had given On the direct examination. The
examination will be continued tomorrow.
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From g.ouisyil,c.

Louisville. ny. Thursday, Dec il-Mdusht
Headquarters here are wholly unadyifed ci the
events portrayed in the recent New-fofk and
Philadelphia SPECIAL dispa'ches; and while they sd-
nit the probability OF their correctness they cannot
understand why they have not been posted up.
TIE train from Nashville, now FIVE hour behind
time has not yet arrived. The Of the dclny l.
unknown.
Gen. Boy le has ordered the Provost Marshal e.
empty the negro jails or pens Of runaway contra
baldi and has p'acsd tbo uccras at work around
me military plison, ard will alao employ them 10
other ways.
ONT O'cLoCK. 4. ".
Acvices jrst received az Headquarters di-pel all
apprehension Of an immediate engagement ia Ten
nessCe.
TIE Guerrilla John Morgan was seven miles north
of Murireestoro to-day, organizing about g. 900 in-
faniry and cavalry, with come artillery for another
raid n.to Kentucky.
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W.uINGTos. Fridsy Dec. H. IN
Tie examination Of Major-Gen. Reyes relative 10
the various conferences Of the corps commanders
and Con Mcclellan, reiotrcd to by the latter IN bin
testimony was continued. lie said that at the con
ference at Fairfax Cour;-iIousc, Gen. Mcclellan
spoke Of some troops then 10 the Shenandoah Val
ley, us one portion OF the troops for the defense Of
Washin..on, and the unattached Regiments in the
vicinity AZ the other. lie thought Cen Mcclellan
smoke al.o Of the troops that wore 70 Arrive hui not
IN definite teuns. The President Lad imposed un0u
the cops cOmmandL!u she duty Of mnG ng de-
duiie arreap,m1u,s fog ihe defel5e OF The Genital.
IL WAS therefore. resolved upon by the majority OF
tho CoucCl on tie l2iA Of srch ihat all DE forts
Oh tie Nrli' % de o. the night bunk must hc fully
osrri.ored. he forts on the Wasiingt1u eide occn-
ped. sand that there should he ia addition O.
covering or pvsble force Of - 900 troogs on the
Virginia ride. Jhi- was The opinion OF Gcns. No
Dowell. Heiutzclman ard the witre's, ou' Gen.
sumner was OF the opinion tha the number o..
rooos 20 DO left for the defense Of Was nefon, IN
c,udina he for,s, should be 10000. Iue force Iu
tac shenandoah VALLEY Was not inclldcd among
thcse tToops nor OH the wi.ncs c0nser thia ioFcc
applicnbie for he defcnse Of Washington.
Adjourned I'll tomorrow.
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War in the South West.

CAIRO, ITilay, Dec. z, l312
Nothing is definitely known as to where the
Rebels in Mississippi have fallen back to. One
report is that they have taken shelter behind BIZ
B,ock at Canton.
The rainy season has commenced. Already II is
with great difficulty that cannon and wagons eau be
transl orted.
Pcrsous who have been carrying on trade in vio-
lal.on OF Government regulations have been arrested
Altar tie 18th there will be no monopoly in the
sale of newspapers on the military railroads 1t
will be pat On par with other Legitimate traffic.
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DEED.

CROsBY-On wednesday evening Dec 10 mr Chester
Crosby ~ South Eist Putnam County y y.
Tic fe,yes aud friends invited ., attend he funeral a
Mslc fe.dence. Sturdy the lih inst, At II O'Clock
uick ynsON-At rater.on y J. on Wedne.ily Dec TO-
Jndce Dckrsou Judge 81 the United states Di'snc Court
gi f,~i viii ale rac, on Sturdy the 18th inst ~ ~
ocoeE fofn Pau's Church Prfrfson 1he train ~ he
Eie RnosI leaves Chambers street whar At u o''.oe@
DEAGLF-On Tue.dly. Dec o. Of scarlet fev'a Ma,iii,
Nr.inia aged2 1caa end month";, nd George -itrr.
ased months beloved chidien oi Lofen1o D. aud INA
The blends II TIE huy the member, Of Normal Lodge No
% b., a'p of recon Loaf, 40 gol u .. Of o. r.
fe respectfully i4ytcd - attend thti un"iE On Sunday
De u from thr deuce o. thoir parents. No. 90 rt
Eighteenth rect The funeral VIII take place uI oc"cA
Their remains val h' utsu~d in Gfe.n"o,i 90 ~
FREEMAN - On Ncdnr.dy niofninsi DC ~, ~,
Freeman widow Of d.. AIed FREEMAN IN tic o'ih year
Tile rese. and friends Of the family, and those Of her 'ons
ul.w the Rev d. Irving nnd " i l.. Sh'dh'Yie o. are
res.ctfuy Invited scd the funeral from her late rel
dencr No % linton place corner oil fonith avenue a"d
Nineteenth street. tbs 7at1fdaJj afternoon u ''o'~'
without further invitation. . .,
HijNT-On Friday morning Dec. H. Mary JAM" wife OF
The relatives aud friends Of the family respectfully invited
t. attend the luaeihi Service on 5ane4y ,.' . -
O'Clock 3. from Ter residence ~ tsn'y '''F'"'" e'
bet. eea fourth aud filth ayrnucs
OsgO0D-ht NheTn =. g. on tuesday, Dec q oanu''
O..ood OF thi. city aged % Yeas. ,.,,. ,,.
T rds ti- finy. aad those 81 bis sons thhelt 'ln
t.n and Samuel lni Of hs brnhrrn -law , o. blil b
are invited 10 attend the funeral from Lis late e-idenc" 70
20 West Nv elty SECOND street. ou sunday t' Ian INST
oCKFrsUAf N-On We'd r.day, Dec 10 81 c'nee'hot
81 tb. Ir. Nsrv France. Ortrfaha1scn daughter 0 tl'
Rev 3 Rcdiofd. iu tnc ltth year Of hef a." c., .,
The ends Of tue family rc invited TO a''e'a nea y
East Nineteenth street on saturday at O'Clock = n a.,
swltr-ln tine city on ihni-aAs n,lnns, sI J,
Her frnd and those Of her sistc Alice nni Fh'ne a'J
are rcqaested without further invitation to attend go
g"'r' Of Mfs "agip 40. ID lat Twelfth street .
saI.L Qu Tl..sas., ~, u, 10. thsn'a' :. 49,
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From san girnmcisco.

sty FrAScnCO, Thursday Dec. II, Iibl.
sailed Moses Taylor Tor Panama "i' go P'''eN
Among the passengers per Golden Age are COM
many Of 100 Rangers, recruited here Tor a Mas5a
chusetts regiment a., -. ~,
Eiqhty-nine cases Of tobacco nnd ~ baies OF
wool went forward for New-lOrk.
SALE to-day. 700 frkins Of butter at 10 40.
SHANGHAI MARKET.
SHANGitAI. CHINA. Oct. g. ldo+.
There are largely increased demands Tor iess
iesvv r.c,ipr ~ tine new crop lacss are eA.le
(,. trn,.r silks are IN nited demand on account Z"
hen mice. SINUS up Tor hew-l OH are ioaams 'o"J
KANt6AwA, JhrAN, October T. loo|.
Teas have materially advanced
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cases sent in from the different army headquarters
brought up by the otilla, taken by the patrol ana
others not under arrest by order Of the War Depart
ment. Not q single so-called arbitrary" arrest
made by Col Baker has in any way been lnterfereu
with by the Provost Marshal of the district nor 40
these cases come under his Jurisdiction but on Tue
contrary, the responsibility of their arrest and tleIf
disposition lies entirely with the War Department.
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN HOSPITAL
The following soldiers have died IN the n0'i''''''
here since our last report ,ec,
Andrew Shields. b, 81 Ohio Jas NJ Perry Mus' Nh
Geo. C. Allen. l. Scots goo J. r Lanpne'G II Nlicb
VIM Crown, Cpl, NJ, ;. 200. J.. r. boiS ~ . \ II
r. w. Davis, l. 8 Me. II hs 49, w. IA "
W =, Ansn. a. 100 q IT Ser W :. Cook. G, 20 Mich.
=. L. Longee, b. ~ n H. ~ ~, 1o' ff.,d;n, = 40 pa
T. Lynes II, l47 n T. w; L y SXvjs >" 49,
L. r. Doane d. 4 U. > Art IL n yXvmiS,r, + ,6e N V
j. Blair c, IS Pa p' "'''''"' - '''
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NAvAE. OPERATIONS an THE GULF
DEPARTMENT.
Expedition up De1 HiVer-Cnpf"re OF
Rebel Launch-a Rebel Steamer EoHd-
ed with supplies Set Fire 10 ana BLOWN
Up-Cnpinre of Two schooners attempt
Ing 10 Bun the Blockade.


WAsnISGroS Friday, Dec y 1867.
The Navy Department has received dispatches
from Rear Admiral Fauagut, inclosfng report
from Lieut.. Commander Mexican Buchanan Of the
Z. S. gunboat Calhoun dated off Brashaw City,
Nov %, stating that an expedition started from the
Calhoun on the 26th nit up Bell River, and re-
turned on the morning Of the 18th, with a launch
mounting l2-pounder Dshlpen howiizer and two
prisoners The remainder OF her crew escaped.
She had on board sixty tents and few worthless
shot-guns.
Commander Buchanan states that he learned the
Rebel steamer Victoria was set FIRE to and blown mp
of Last Island about two weeks before the date Of
bis report II appears she broke her piston rod and
sent boat up for assistance when hearing that our
forces were in possession Of the place, they went
back and set her on fire and destroyed her.
Commander Buchanan learned from q Rebel oil.
eer, who came up with flag Of truce, that her
crew had arrived in Frauklina, La, and that The
steamer was loaded with arms, ammunition, cloth
Ing, &c.
Acting Master Frederick Croker, commanding
United States steamer Kensingon, in Pensacola
bay, reports TO the Navy Department, under date Of
We 18th Of November, that on the 18th ult., the
osit!sa schooner Maria, f.m D4l.ze, Honduras. and
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FROM TENNESSEE.

Brngg Gene 10 I1ississippi-JO in
Command i'm East Tennessee - The
People Resisting the Rebel ConscriP-
ti0n Act.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Thursday, Dec IL, 1882
The news from our army is unimportsnt
Reports from below say that Gen. Bragg has gone
TO Mississippi, and that Gen. Joe Johnston is Com
mandcr Of the Rebel army Of East Tennessee.
The smallpox is raging at Chattanooga.
East Tennessee has rebelled to avoid the conscrip
ton, ana large numbers are in arms near Charlotte
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in tho SD year Of hs age Of the firm of Smith. Rhodes
Co, iiehul9nd Va
He friends and those Of his brother Charles H. Smith
respectfully invited TO attend bis funeral Sunday the
l4th inst. at O'Clock p. m, from the residence OF his
mother, Mrs. Mary Smith, No. 60 Montague place.
WALLACEln Brooklyn. Friday, Dec H. Julet,s, wife
Of WIN 5. Wallace. and daughter OF N H. Thompson Of
New Haven.
Funeral services No $50 Henry street this day Saturday
at u O'Clock, Friends Of the family are invited TO
attend The remains viii be taken to New Haven for inter
uon..
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The Occupation Of GRENADA, EIississsipPi,
Dcui,d.

TIE W.mpis BuHcfia Of Dee. ,, says 1t has re-
ceiyed information which lead it to doubt the re-
ported occupation Of Greaada by Gen. lloyey, who
was sad to have marched into the city on the let OF
Dacarih.r
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uAGsItgE;D.

DAY GRINSrEEu-in Eeot.yu. 90 Thur.day Dec j.
~ tbe Ia, h. b. Cox D. D.. assted by tie Rev. &. =
Robinson. ST. iu4- ~. bay 20 Mi.s Lconon 0rmsirod
o.d-st dauslteI Of Henry Gnm't-ed, esq w. cards
FREEMAN VANDFHUODF -On Tharsday. Dec n, 1862
hy %. Rev. " 10 Ten Lycs Mr Henry q Freeman OF
Hsveu.yood Iorr 10 nd Ns Mary Elizabeth, dagshi'
q Irco5 o. Naul-ri 0oi 'sg.. - New i ofs
HILI.-OtKLEY-On Friday Dec -. bv che Rev isaic VI
see Jolu Warn lii o. hrvy. 90 Ns' Jr'l " Olk
ley eldest d.ue leg e iohn Oslley OF Mount Vernon
Mn.l.heatnI COMM n y.
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| United States Internal Revenue-FIFTH COLI
LECTION DISTRICT. eoTPris,ns ihe Seventh; Ieasa
hereby zven that and after the 3h tsy Of December So
the above districts will comprise the following twelve dvs-
tons bounded and describe a. follows; "a,
vens assistant Assessor Residence No 2sJ Grsndst ~
No. ? Brosiway, spTing-s;., Bowery and Grand w "
Alexander Assistant As.es s Residence "e''"s''''
No. 3 Sprng-st Bowery Hous,on..t and Broadway s.
D. Bellows. Assistant Assessor No 50 Broadway
No q fike-s' souihs citnsIlne's1 sna Dsi On ne
W. H. Burroughs Assistant Assessor Residence NO 10
No j. Diyi:ion-s,. Bowery and He.tersti Robert NJ
Ke Assistant Assessor. Residence, No. - torsyth-st
No g. Broomes., Rdges, Division st. hester-sL and tue
Bowery; Charles Williamson, Assistant Assessor Resi-
NJ Bro1ae,s.' Ridge-st Rvington-st. ard Boweryl
john T. Aeayes, Assistant Assessor Residence, No $50
UIaud-ss. =, ms, -, n,..,.,sc
M'cars Assistant Assessor, Resi1ence No l4 Hsnry.st
No. Scamuei-st DyisioL-st Gun on-st and solEhss
q. ). Dye, Assistant Assessor Residence NO 80 0in
No TO- Dvision-st Cranas., Csrnon-st, Rivnsse,st
and Ridge Heavy Jennings, Assistant Assessor hss
No IL East Brosdway, orsnat. E.st-ss souh-.t AID
scanme,t; II. ii. Lee, Assistant Assessor Residence.
No a. Fsst's, Grsnd. Cannon-st and Riving.on s.. ;
De Lsncy w Kneyols Assistant Assessor Residence, No.
| u East-st.
havus tie management Of any properly liable 10 tax
or duty within or the Assessments Division where
they reside sections H. 49, Manufacturers tseeons %
l fersous partnerships, &c, entitled 70 license lsecton
81 auc.onee. (secJn 76) persons Strengthening cattle.
hog. ard sheep lscsions 49, 49, propretors OF r-roads
section 300 rewsp isection 81 notes.
tops o. cub H. persons sui ect TO income duty tsec.
lion e executor &c econ H. and all Others required
b. sw mus. he out and present to the Assistant Assessor
i Assessment division where they reside, or in case OF
cen- they desigu 10 carry on such business the
list returns applications, &c as ~ law required heqlss
viii be furnished on application 70 me As.sn. AS
| Ne,,.York Dec g. 1852.
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xxxvuh CONGrEss-Third session
.WAsaSoroy, Dec. l., 1862.
4 GENERAL BANKRUPT ACT.

SENATE. .WAsHNGToS Dec. l., 1862
4 GENERAL BANHRUPT ACT.
Nr. CONAN Rep, Pa presented a petition from
twelve hundred citizens Oi Philadelphia, ASKING iog
General Bankrupt Act.
BJgNTIES TO SOLDIERS.
Mr.. WILSON Rep, Mass.lintroduced resolution
:ha, tie Committee Oh Military Aidirs be instruct
ed 10 inquire into the exIedeucy Of allowing TO en-
listed nen now in the service Of the Cnied States en-
titled 10 bounty # one hundred dollars before the
passage of the act Of 1852, the came advance
bounty as WAS allowed to enlisted men by that act,
and also what legislation is necessary to secure more
prompt and speedy payment Of the troops in the
field aud hospitals.
Adjourned to Monday.
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The.alricn Outward Bound.

ULIlTIN- FndHY UrV' ~ ~
The steamsl p Africa from Boston, arrived her;
last evening, and sdled again for hyerpooi u! -
. clO,h.
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yyoycucuf- Of Gen, Mcclellan.

PBIfArELPiuA. hiay. Dec. T. i5il.
Gen. Mcclellan lett Washington tins morning for
Plilad. lrlia
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6perlal Noilles.

A Fair, in aid Of at. ALBANs EPISCOPAL FREE
CHURC H. win be held in the Sunday School Room on 50th
st., between Lexington and 3d-svs, on TUESDAI
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, Dec. TO- IL, 10
and 10, Day and Evening
Fair of the Benevolent society of The memo-
rial Free Churchill ali the Church and the fo0r-
NOW OPEN during the Days aud Evening. from Monday
Doc Is until Christmas Eve in the Sunday School Building
Hamuondst. corner of Waserley place.
Cbnrify DaZnar-For the benefit Of the Home Tor the
Fnendles Dec bth to 18th, at the Home Chapel NO ~
East lyh-st. Open from ii a. III to 10 p IN.
POst-Ohicc NOficc.-The Mails Tor GREAT BRITAIN
and the CONTINENT via Southampton aud Hamburg, per
steamer SAXONIA and for IRELAND via Queenstown per
steamer CITY or MANCHESTER. will close at this Office
on SATURDAY. the 18th day of December. at lOi clock
M aud at the Uptown Stations follows VIZ Stations
and b. s;ij Stations aud ID, 92c station r.,
y:OS am. Stations and q, o'clock a. m.
ADRIAN WAKEMAN Postmaster
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Ensnicss Notllcs.
ROGERS d RAYMOND,

Nos. 49, 123 and i25 Futonst corner Of Nassau and
No. 2l3 Broadway.
Immense and fashionable stock Of GoDienen's Fall and
Winter
CLOTHING
No advance In prices Materials boagt prior 10 tie rise In
cloths &c. and advantage taken Of the sudden increase in
value Also splendid sssortmen, Of
ARMY AND NAVY UNIFORMS.
from which officer Of any grade may himself out the
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HOUSE OF UNDERSTANDINGS.

The House il not Ia session to-day, Eaying &C
iourned over yesterday until Monday.
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Seasons. -, 49,, ,.,.ive
.ock OF FALL and WINTER CLOTHING, NOT sui ssf
h. 90 VARIETY TASTE, aud sly ~ M tlis e!tl tne
CuILDREN'S and FURNISHING DEfAhlMEN Il, ho'
equaled. Al Of which WILDE SOFA Of very 10" PRICES
call T. u p,rnVrN
No. 70 and = Bowery.
The largest store In tie city.
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LADlE. If you wish Skating BAmoras, Ank-
let I'D IaIia N10befs with Boy, and Mlac InDrs aui
su.r, I'D styes ed puc-' Yatfonize Miller Co.. No.
81. tlualst
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Gas Fixtures
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
STEPHEN PllILBIN,
No. 7O7 BROADWAY,

Connecting with Plumbing Establishment No. 33 i.hst also
No. ? Astos House, Barcay-st
Ofers for sale his large stock Of GAS FIXTURES at 30 per
cent below cost. to mako for supply Of the e,,
styles which are constantly arriving
Also fine assortment Of BRONZE FIGURES Ink Stands
Match Sale aud other ornanens Kero.ene lamps. Sc.
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Crnig's Mlcrosc' ipe-rhe NEW hoLHHpAi o,s IN
Masnhes 10000 te' tho cheapest ana ps, oS iS ,ix
the world ior rnlra' use. Pficc by m'l TESv Sa"fa
h.surul mounted Objects. 3D. Address n+N@A |4-Ai"'
A.. 80 ~.s.sx .. Avn 49,
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TuE PALMER ARM AND LOB FRANZ
P,fvrp Inventor and rlten're A.,o ground hoor
= !. Also rl.le rl snl rlsior ,ni, houses Of fsiNka
Go Avoid lnIp.sllian ov ca.iHs Oh tine Inventor
JErFlRs. No. 573 Broadway where the GENT
lie DE- serving rtfvoHAL Boone f1r la'lr- and
sle mafr hu. s'tfr ~n. rprf.lu great variety NH
and ZEE JFfFRrs. 40. .fl l.f.airrI.
r~rst
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r,,e United states Tax Law,

The United states Tax Law,
NOW READY in pamphlet Of 81 pages. ON hne, white
ns,ar Reside ths bill whch word Tor word IN accordance
IN, oript tpr, sppeud Alphsbetical kecs-
n,op OF every article 10 taxed by the law and the
snouut OF the tax to levied thereon. THIS renders
s-r,ni.- and convenient as II Is possible tomske it. ar
Price cents po,tQsid - per 100 sent oy erprsss %
Der 100 1, by mail. Address ThE TElbuNE' Ne"'iorA
skates and straps.
10000 PAIRS OF ,,
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S SKATES,
Comprising 81 the and most approved patterns a'''
ToSs's Patent SKATE Bue az wholesale; w..
FREDERICK STEVENS, No. 81 Kil6y.st Boston.
TO Capitalists and Pnper-Makers;-.i99 ne, eOce s
.insl Committee appointed BY and scuns ot irE %
srTiaTsD PRESS ia tho city Of Aew-foTk VIII receive
pRopoSALS FOR tho supply OF the whole or any pat 2.
M. Of PAPER per week for tye years from the iss
~ rr. ext for a. soon thereafter as the necessary 81
ran,sments can be perfected ,x,o,,
Sun Office cor Nassau and Fulton sts
SAMUEL SINCLAIR.
Tribun. Office cor Nassau and Spruce ss
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United SIntts EAcist NOIcr'-N0'T'' + H''eVy
sy,n 10 all persons residing doing business M the Fourth
Assessment Ds.nct couposed oil hc 81 alh ON and ath
Nafds OF the City Of NeyfoTs, that tie ASSESSMENT
ROLLS will In accordance with the provision o. section 10
Of the Ac provide luerus Revenue, &C. le OPEN for
EXAMINATION al this Office from ~ u 90 T. N Tor 10
DAYS nom na date hereof sundays excepted Aud that Tor
s five day, ensuing APPEALS VIII bee received ana
cetcrninci by his office daily, from 10 "a 10 T. H.
r,iut.y, 60 auv erroneous OF cIcessiy. Valuations
Al appeals aust be ia writing and specify the pHislulN
cause. matter, or 'Lns fcspecu Whcl ests'A j., lo
qu..ted AID the ground or principle Of inequ-ly Oh
eifol complained o. ,o.,
PIERRE c. VAN WICK
ASsessor. Fourth District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

A RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.-This
individual is other than Knox tine atter who contnu'
ally introducing style Of cover for the head He
has carried this trade such extent in this city that IL
well known tho OF Smith Brown Ills store is
ct No az Broadway where always be found the best
variety of HATS In the city. Give him a call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-13

Cl.c balance H. an % miuatiDn to te Lord out Ju'
weight b. lie delight
l. L. Urown'. s-.andard ssnics-W auanted &C.
crle ana durable i tulriy adapted g. every bfHhch
f np.nes, auy in store Ht whor-ar aud fcIii "
" 4. BROWN Mmuiagturcr.
No farrllY-st opposite Aston House.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

The Wonderful Results or Our Lato Elec-
tions-The Next Congress.
The results Of our late elections in the great
States of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana have
taken all parties by surprise. Look; for exam
pie, at the representatives elected from these
States to the next as compared with those of
the present Congress. Or compare all the
elections thus far made to the next Congress
States concerned, and mark how broad and
comprehensive is the reaction in public opinion
indicated in the losses Of the republican