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- tower for harbor defenees. The Board coneS'o
- cs,s Barnard and Cullum, aud Capt. Kelly OF
the Corps Of Engineers.
p.yNEyT OF INTEREST IN TIE PUBLIC Dhnl
IN COIN.
The members Of the Committee OF ways anu
uean. voted as follows to-day on Mr. Washbn'ile 3
resolution declaring the judgtoeni oil the mouse
ina. there should be legislation changing 'ne e@-
;stipc law, providing fr tie payment oil Interest Oh
tbe. rphhc debt in coin: Ysas-Messre Sua',on'
Morrill, WI, Horton, Hooper and Maynard, Mr.
s,avens only voted ia Tie negative Messrs. Spald-
ing. Phelps Mo-, and Corning, were absent
THE ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
The necessary absence Of Messss. Washbnrne,
Dsves and others, compelled the friends oil the
Illinois and Mcl an Canal bin ocouseut to tic post
,ooouent until S, Tuesday Of January.
NOMINATIONS SENT TO TIE SENATE.
Mo,decs Motley was nominated 10 the Senate to-
day as principal e.erk Of the General Land OiHce,
aud j. Whilenes Of Wisconsin as Indian Agent for
Colorado Territory.
CCNFIsCATION AND REVENUES.
Senator shermsu's bill, introduced to-day, in
amendment Of certain acts relating TO conffcaton
aud revenue, provides that the bona fde claims Of
any loyal citizen upon any ship, vessel, or other
property coa5 oInoed shall be ssfiied out of the
proceeds before such property can be awarded to
the United States or any informer.
AMENDING TIE ARTICLES OF WAR.
Mr. Holmau's bin, introduced TO Day, amendatory
of the 65th Article of War, provides for appeals
from the decisions Of courts martial TO the Presi-
dent within six months Of the cate Of the decision,
IN all cases involving dismissal Of commissioned Off
GERS, or punishment by Imprisonment or death, OF
enlisted men; and gives tie President power TO
grant new trial, set aside the finding of tue court
Q. .nitghte the punishment by changing its kind
THE USE OF PROPRIETARY STAMPS.
Repre-. 'ntafions having been made 20 the Office Of
'-ts.nsl Revenue that many persons who are re-
ly-red by tie Excise law TO proprietary stamps,
$50 ueelectng TO comply with the provision, the
S,om,mssi0er Las Issued a circular instrucing col.
lsotors % oforee the penalty in al such cases.
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EnyrI.


DTpNRTTUT or TIE CITCAe'TAN.
Tie new and sucncii transport Cir'as.ian which
has lust been bl.od up ae supply siean.t. - me
Sollh Atlantic biucksJing feet, t.ilcG from The
BROOKLYN Navy Aaud yesterday for Port Roy al,
Key Wet, AID tie Intermediate porls. She took
out the largest llb.ro f naval passengers ever -ont
from here. Among them, Commodore William
Smith going 10 con.man1 the Pensacola Navy fWd'
pavna ..er Washington Irving, Aciiny-As Pay
ga ters ". X. Sherwood. 1m"y Cox, Chae. ".
Slmm, c. &. Walden, John Warren I'LL, O.. o..
billings Clifton lillcn, Capt. S.. J.. Hazard Poraer
Cunu.n ham, and numerous oiacers Of over rank.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1862.

ncs,rs. SOmcs & Brown. who get as agents in
procuring pensions, pay, &c., from the Government,
having IN Office at No. 2 Park Place, in this city,
aud ano'her IN Washington, refer to more than
twenty Members Of Congress for their tru stworthi-
ness. Dir. Somes was member Of the last House
from Mime
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Relief nor Connecticut wounded.

NEw.UAvTN, Conn. Monday Dec - l12.
TIE Hon. Mr.. Coe Of Waterbury, DR.. Townsend
Of New-HGven, DR.. s. s. Salisbury Of Plymouth,
and Mr.. Hodge Of Colebrook, Committee appoint
ed by the General Assembly Of Connection, TO make
provision for wounded soldiers in Virginia, left New
Haven this evening FOR the camp at Fredericksburg
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TAX on FURSTTURr.


REVENUE. Dec. II, 1852.
SIE: Ycur letter of Nov. 20, calling sttenti on 20
series Questions IL reference 20 the furniture, To-
propounded by COmm.t,ce OF which you Chairman,
duly received My hs been unayodably delayed
uuH the present time now reply 2 the following fegu
sons have besu .sdopisd after due consideration. sud
will be found tho various 0nts l. tho Of
QUESTION: unlimited BY your Committee: Looking gs and
yc,uTe FRAMES aa1lctures and su ice, 20 tax such.
bat to- placing ~ the minor o. picture In the ao does not
constitute mauuiAcuT. render tho article liable %
additional tsrctof. Furniture 6riihed with the exception
q oiirg waxing painting vanishing on Which The TX
cs dutr has been psd shs 20, be subject % additions,
ta1son consequence Of such ollng vlxng painting or
vaisLlg. The sdon OF marble slab 10 tables or other
mi ure not cou. u-d The PREDICTION o. new nnnu
actue provided tnat the taxes on IL. sseas nave o.s
previously paid Mattresses aye m nuacinre and ha9e 10
iaraon such syain refer 20 tie general rue aie,ay
published thai Ill articles which VOL fuo|n sd +,
s-aeray usd a. hsve commercial value, must GO ta1''
"A manufactured NerS respectfully
GEO. S. BOUlW ELL, ConnIi.'ioner
To P. T1rroR esl, No 1T Fuitoo-stTeet' bfo0hyn'
Nats.llra.
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THE stxrH.AvrSuE RAILROAD IsyrsTI CATION.

Tue SIxrHAyESUE RAILROAD laYEsTi CATION
The Couuao o. CeuECilnen, to whom was referred tue
charges against the SiIhAvenue Railroad Company ne.
asin yesterday morning At the City Hail. when Sir Lamont
appeared IN behalf Of the citizens end WIN Ebls suren
tebdeut Of the road for the Company Mr. Lamont irei'
ateI his couplsint eysns. the company chIglg that IN
ss9eO6 and disg tho present year they ran more cars
than they paid license for.
struetire The strscts with their caIs. .
Mr.. hboit upon being sworn testihed AZ eonaqespo
length ia regard rule and timetable established ~ ie
company ard acknowledged that tbs company ran more GAYS
than they paid eensc os-ezsnns tho matter IN tue o.'
Owing rairsr: The company foveniesn cars each 1y
t1skius thrty-fur Ga sometimes they TOOK c uufotf
and put a their Yace but a. no tine ai4 thsy L1
more than thyfpur he did 'hnk they ought to pay
license f9r thsse ex'r. or ruAef cara.
MI Lent asked bin II lie did not know that every cif
should have the license posted therein.
Mr. Eobls III. conlente4 that they paid license Tor al tne
cars thsi they and in answer 70 question expressed
don bt a. TO Whether company would ply Tire back Dues
,hould the Counsel 10 Coz p3fn0u decide sliHG them
Adjourned, sIb, sci 10 the cali Of tne Ch4lr
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pfADRTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST Arms Church. Eiyh-
teenth s'Yr.., Monday Dec IS by the Rev DR.. Gtsu
des George Dussrbeny to Nellie, daughter of the Ais
Edward G. MsiheSs, al Of New-York
Sunday. Dec II, by his Honor the
Mayor Leone-d Eros. 10 Elizabeth J. As one both Of thu
city No card.
HY OE--5iITCHgLL-At White Plsins. Y, on Monday,
Dec l5 By the Rev. Hr. 1use We. Cleveland Hyde NJ
NewYork 10 Eliza L.. daughter Of the ate Minot Mitch
ell. esq, OF White Plains.
MOORE-BURR-ht tla 81. Eieholss Hotel, Tuesday,
Dec D 10y tho Rev. l.. ses'l.s William Moore 20 Mary
Ezpeb, youugs. csusnter OF she late Cas Richard Burr,
ell oil ihis city. 10 cards.
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PAIAcE MUIc HALL.-Buciey's sorenaders
will open on Monday evening, Dec. %, season Of
entertainments at this hal, corner Of Fourteenth
street and Sixth avenue. Performances will be
given every evening.
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rno,1 Nonvu CAROLINA.
The Fsec-LnSor 1soveIncni-Tnportant 7Iil-
iiary Movements.
orres7ondebcc Of the Associated rre,.

Correspondence Of the Associated rros-
NrwBvRy, \. c., "Wednesday, Dec. TO- 1852.
The L. S. steam transport S. j. Colns, Capt.
Nickson, leaves here thif morning 'oT New-lork.
Capt. James c. Siaght Chief Quartermas'er Of
tbs Department, IL to be promoted TO tho rnnk Of
L entonsn,C Colonel and is to be transferred 70 New
Orlenns uaior-General Foster, however, elaine
BIZ services here as military nece-fIiy.
Tie lree-labor movement, which has been extern
Fiv~ly auo quietly .ani4ei ia Eastern ACti Corr
1s, il Understood 20 be preparatory 20 tie reor7au
zDtIOn of the Government oil tLe STATE on loyal bl-
Pie 20 that North Carolina may accept PIomdcut
Lincoln Tocy Of compensated cmanaf alton.
There b. much animation IN military matters IN
Til - partmelt, and important results may be
looked for soon.
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Mn. MASON JoYxs To-NiGHT.-On reference to
the advertisement in another column il will DO per
ceived that every ticket Tor to night has been dis
posed Of. The grafton is therefore TO DO repealed
next Thursday.
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IAlFefiisenTnlI
Tnr IfNIrEn STATEs IAX Law.

INE UNITED SiAfLN iAA Inv
Wow Pr,pr pamphlet 81 3, psT-s ine white p;ner
I,.F, al. 3D. which IL word fcr word 10 arcprdanc" VIA
o-nsf terl We 4pu.rd % ip fs'e'l,i tecarli
,ou II -sery article 70 DC tstst % the law ara The ont
M ~ ts 70 be- e1sd thereon This rsrlss IS coagsie
ana -auver ier. - 70 10 possible 10 mac r. ~
p, eeu. pefrstt - per IN if scgt b. cEprssi; %
rel l00f by mall A14scs. InE huBusE. Nss-iofE-
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CITY ITEMS.

FREycH THEArrR.-The performance for this
evening at Niblo's Saloon coDsiste Of the comedy,
"Les Femme, qui Pleurenti" recitation of
Victor Hugo's "LOnde ct rOmbre," from
Lies Miserables" and a recent Paris farce, /" Un
Uoume du Sud"
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CoycERr Ar HARLEM.-The Sabbath School and
Choir OF the Harlem First Baptist Church, by re-
quest will repeat their concert this evening, at the
Church in Fifth avenue neai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tyseyenth street; the entire proceeds to be appro-
prated for the relief OF our scs and wounded SOL
diers.
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Ares, and Discharge or !. wesley Creme

Arrest and Discharge Of !. V'csIoy Creme.
Tie Chirgqo I.mes reports the arrest Of IT, Peace
f' Eublssador from Jen. DAVIS, on TIE IoIowiD (
order.
.-1s Icory.l 49,.
t. G. T. Bn.pIrr. 7aperinf-n1erf y f.l..ss
Arrest hold, SUBJECT 90 oicol, wesley Greene ~
". b. WIBB. Superintendent Of Police
which, /. aver, if n hare ottemp, 20 place ~.
Greene Le,ore the pubic IS an npos.er IN orier TO
weaken the force Of biz narrative. At the judicial
examination, he was discharged Tor want Of evil
dcnce. We quote from the report:
Dr. Greene ti,n I'D 20 would lake asts.cuert Ile
been ofclly s,a tlo city all 90, tle trcr De he'd -
..el us &C. ne eN OF cycrs body. arf hli been 3d. ih-
tfr rl. bot determined 20 know Boz Al tI i0rart Hr
Eadurcolteor - st-ko .u ihe mater . pee ts ho-
Co. snsv,r yc.lIiln! 60 any cA.'sc Oh Oh 80 boz prot o.
r is ~ fts.e1 ullicL al fee.t ie'.er Ion p.lcs
cf.il l NasAu.t.a g. psIion in q. fsn ef' 'r ,
ui a. Greene a.te ssri = ,f- D, ''s'h, s' Of 4
nd vii I've sou a. ordsf Tor The floa'y" lt is'aa t.'
,,.1irio .ie serr,..g. ofse srji rrI.fen-i ~ SIN.
Coz himself end o. fheC ~ note pa. % BEADED , DE-
pa.ret" drew ca on tie sccst afy Of tho 1lca. ry
qseli received tr ed two d.. ar.rwafa 5, Is o..
ler fao or7or wa ,.n ! 81. the lea ary. wlea 10 vas
lrei.f thf 'he has. VS. never Known ircf" Ac th'
then soe chsfgc c .n the mos. informal r11 eItr
fec uo seIapt % gfr tie nar.tivet Of NJ oItore
The I,ts5arpt Goz,lr .@ysit bee sucn ioformn-
ton ~ to convince ttiat Greene aeter vas "a Rcl-
taoad and consequently could not Rave had an il.
Ter ow with JoG. Davis. /. tho gives Aistoy Of
Greene. slowing BIN 20 be io.ger, oigamist, and
everything elae that ia lad.
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ISsrITUTIoS or The Rector OF CHRIST CHURCH.
On Sunday morning Bishop Potter instituted IS
rector Of Christ Church. in Fifth avenue, the Rev.
+. c. Ever, formerly Of California. Tho Rev. DR..
Eigeuhrodr, the Rev. DR.. Morris, and the Rev. Dir.
Stocking read the prayers and lessons, and Bishop
Potter preached the eermon, in which he denounced
" Political Peachiny."
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PIAso-FoRTE SorREE.-Mr. J. A. Fowler. NJ
ssied by bis pupils and others, will give hs secoud
private soifee of the series st Berry Piano Ware
rooms, No 500 Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan
Hotel, on "Wednesday evening, Dec. IL.
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IsTgREsrwc RELIGIOUS sEmicLs.-Tne sd
Re. inent Massachusetts Volunteers attended Teli'
pious services in Prof slaitsoAs church, IN Forty
first street, on Sabbath last. Every part Of the
house was filed. a choir OF come hny fodiers'
led by Lieut. Colonel Barrett conducted the aing-
INK tho Colonel acting a. orgnial. Ator tho sermon
By Chaplain Nm,ieuore, Prof Mni'son exqfceaed
bis qualification az tie pIe,uco Of the regiment and
invited them 10 witt Li8 church ngain when thoy
should return from tho field OF conflict The Lieu
tenant responded in brief aud appropriate speech,
during which many Of tho folciers were IA tears,
anu the meeting closed with The hymn, My copn-
try 'tia Of thee, DC, anu the peaed.otioa.
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Crrr MoRrALITr.--The number OK deaths in This
city for the week ending Dec 49, va ,5 viz 9) nom 'cue
disease iro chronic disease aud % from erierns causes
There we're ~ deaths ia til 9 public Institutions.
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GourIL's CALLERT.-Mr. Churchs new picture,
" Under Niagara" is on exhibition day and even
ing at Goupira Gallery, of Ninth street and
Broadway.
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"TuE RIGHT RlAg IN THE RIGHT Place.
I, would 81. vel for our hghaEes 70 require appeAnis ~
ofc. place. Of us 70 bnE with ths"i |fiii'n rhf'
to5srs asyis % olalsoeI aDi capao.y before sant-f
the request, l. De- Loue,l u be capable De- sdai ted
10 n, sa.ilonf Those i'm nortut efions sn'wsrsd ~
os.ra FowLKH WELLS, fHeaol0Ssis, NO 80 Lfoea'ey
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BRADY's GTMEssIUA.-The pupils Of Brady 5
Gymnasium give grand reception to their iiiend'
on Thursday evening next, when the new parior
gymnastics Tor ladies and gentlemen viii DO intro
auced in connection with the regular exercises Tue
evenings entertainment viii conclude with hop"
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FArsE AL,Ra.-There was a eight panic In the
upnar part o. tie ely ysstcfdly ow 10 Tho report OF Ire
Mad School! 10. o. on Ihifiy-lfh stree, The elsin
VA. occoued by cscsp. OF steam ny means o. the do
fev. scig ofoae ofihe pipes. TIE school va. promptly
dsused without any casGty qeniug, and the pcAg
rsp.r.d qhese 4. no rosson 20 pseaond any .athos
a-I
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TIE following notice is in The Richmond Di,Patei
Of the ILL Instant:
Or Wednc,dsv Dec 10 1867 by ih- Rev Chsfle. Mime
g~rode H,iHson nrd Heien dau.-tcg u JEaos H.
tlaor.urio e,q Of tho Ciiy Of Ric4mond.
Tic bridegroom wac until come time after seces-
souism jlazsd out in Virginia resident o. ihf city,
engaged 10 the practice Of the law. lie IL near
relation Of John Minor Boiis, and was highly es-
teened here, bui in 1861 suddenly disappeared to
join tie Nobel forces IL Virginia.
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6psual Notiees.

Kings Couaty Republican, General G n'n,itttee.
An adioar.se sstes q Che ,,T k0s % ~, M
Dec. 10 :. tso'c..ck c. ". GODDARD.
W. C. hrBHzLt. Secretary. President
Board ofl G 'rissioners OF. Excise ior tao cay IN,
Mc,,ug u Ne Bead o. Sce 'er as Cy aaa County ioF
ne pafgoe q gIartgs le,r,s, VIA .s Is' y ne az ne
la,h day al Decogitsr ~ a. oe1ocA' y u-Dee ~ '"-'
y wM Il JAY IItasKrrr. comui.slsuss..
EOBr HOLMES
The Hev. Ngrl. ~. ffi5nru wiz deliver lis srea,
Lecture or Aaron bur q tLe lnf.H coz ioDsII az
-. III or TUESDAY Is ENlNG, Dc. g., 1882 Doors oTen
Er mons No 10 AZ. hou'e; eae.r'h e O. 3. 70 -
Broadway Zoe Lockwo>e'' No ~ sro,tway kireoiya'
Martinez, no 20 hua,on HopSa', No 70 eat n'oaa
way .rd 40 the door en- 10 evening Of th' Lecture
The Fsrmers, lab Of the American Insfisute
viii tooms IN the Cooper On''L hni 900 in4S
~ ~, 'i ~ ss-roso H., Wi-:ri r,.r,n. o. 81;
lurr.v FAer,. loticutarti and olher not able 20 a
r.lct. u interest JOHN w. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
R.lr for rhc BoaeGt OF -. hAu'- free Church
Wv, ia ne ain 80 tie wa Deseabef 4ia Doaa'n'
'-'' A'-'-' '''''' go '''- '''' THOMAS GALLAUDEr
: VAR, !n ail Of rr. ALRAN's EPISCOPAL FREE
Cll H. vii be- iel 90 tho sgols--s .Aos hool a. 'L
-, h.ts.en si..tur,ou aul 81 w., 9u TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY TAI SDAl, aud FHlDAEi Dee. IT, u -
sDl 49, Day ald L'snias.
TIE Lndies ~ 81. Timoihys Episcopal Free
Church vii ho.ts bAlN alt ~ Sly a. icf GO tu-ns
~ aif Church - large XII o. 'ht corner 81 bt cwey
sYi 4-id..f.. ca TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY End litI.S'
DAY Dee ~. II ard in from io a. no. % 10 O'Clock p H.
Fair o. nc benevolent society or the meIno-
rlai Erce Ghurch-lo al tae Nhurel ana TOE POOR
NOM OPEN dgIing thc Days aud I've ing rom HoHfsy
Doe 10 DOL thiIs.maa 81 tic ,tdrs school i'allns
IIamui nd. corucr - ~ aycr sY-Qiece.
FAR md FESTIVAL Of the I.ndlrs 81 The 81 uni~
vcrhniist Eocl,ty. GA WEDNESDAY, Dec. a.. Al
IEkAOt y aul ~ hiNO. - Nvs. i.5 sna 80 bi,1-Na.
Broor-s lcso 70 cts each may oe had ut lno coof
n'pe JOS. completed ny lsrse sui extensive
.,-rt or FALL -rl WINTER CLOlhlNC, not surIcsl-d
as TO VARIETY. TASTE, aud STYLE IN tiis city,: he
1 lfLuuIN's and FURNISHING utlAAl MtNI MT
esGa.e al .. wc w.ibe sid a: very pEices Please
call + =. BALDWIN.
no. 90 ald . boweEy.
Tho llrses. store IL tie city
.c bl ancs Is animation % The Lord. but Just
w,ig1tis iiis delight"
j. l.. Browns Standard scA.cs-W airsntet &C
cuf.'s AID tIl1s. lul tui tta '. 90 eNefy 0tln-n
OF business coll.-gty ll soic q wl9it'a and feiii by
+. BROWN Manufacture,
No. Iflcti-Gt % 1sise AstOr House.
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Buns HuD, W9adcg Dee. 5.-" Sam is
f.ck." To ule initiated We need say nothing moro
to explain the cord'rn Of the beefcatle market 10
Forty fourth street to-day But We will add that he
is yer, sick, and % is every other cattle buyer who
rushed oil last week 80 soon ns the market closed
TO buy cattle on spes Uaton.' IL seems % though
the rc.ort ~ rre last week had called cut al tie
stock 81 t.is State 80 Tor tue butcher ana had
hurried forward nl tbe Wesern cattle could bo
forced nu-ad b. time'for thio marI-t. Tho eoAse-
qllucc ifs been rrceg Of over 4,1OO today, and
an expected further supply Of 5)J or more to-nog-
row. and bic has knocked tho market back full
49, pouud uron the nc, Wei. 10 Of b,oi upon all
gratot, hnd very doN market ~ that for nli bu.
"a. very bcft-i ~ IT, ouch as s' for Z. q. pound
and inward. Tho wtolrf.lc butchers ..le buying
yars slowly, as the weather today n alMost Warli
enough lo. SUMNER ald 10 hnh been very uuiayor-
abIr 10. .cyera C.jt, nd pretty good beet liz. flld
i'm Warrington " .Art At b,.a pound - tie quar-
ter TIE weather, too is 30 warm that the retail
lutci cr. are 40, encouraged 90 thy any lpr8 tLan
prescott ur,caeity require; 20 tlAi, With iac nn
favorable STAKE OF The weather ana nc unrNi ecicd
iaf.e sultlv with the certainty 81 re- uiorccu NJ
spproa ilui j. ~ uO' flfqls.ug that pfi-cs T,,cde
nor Will ~ 10 Il they 50 u cent pound lower be-
lore mo close. There u a iir supply OF Chrlotula
live In tue cattle m1Iket report tomorrow - 10 ~
l1sc. Let q pound; and. u4lees there IS change ~
tho westler. we ehaIl probably be obliged 70 lcrDft
q remarkably bard closing day Of the market ~
ieaG, that j. tie feeling to might, anu tie ialennei
are irving 70 crowd oil Ill tho b och for which they
can yet n reasonable oher. 7 Dos h0S market, Oi
ccur-. is siicl.y aud sheep are half dollar Il head
l@.s than lat Monday, ana the Trade very dun
Full paI .icuiaTf tomorrow
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Al n Meeting Of the Board Of School Oficers

At Meeting of the Board Of School OGicers
Of the 8IIE WsGc, held tTosy evening, Dec. >. the
iol.g ing Yves unanimously acopfed;
heeas the occasion GO the corcert rece,y gwen By
900 children Of the Ai.b Ward schools at The Academy Of
M1.ic for toe II he lrot.Von for Chaen Of Do
ceased Disabled sodie the gentlemen hereinafter named
children. therefore
Rcrs6 INA. the thanks OF this BODY enireoly doc
and are HEREBY 10 these gentlemen fox tne kDdness
and coz sdsraii0n:
JOHN MARSHALL, esq. PTes.aeu. COnsolidstsd Stage
Company
CTRTisS G. Co. Telegraph Lire.
'YkEEtE g. DUl.iEA sec0nc-st. Line.
MACKEHLL e. SInPSOS, East Broadway Line.
N5i. " PULLS, Dry Dock Line
WM. r. SLNEi, Houston Street Line.
ResoDef That COPY Of these resolutions be forw.rdeds
the pae. named and that proceedings Board Be
pubilshea IL ne Tnbune SOD Hsisd.
THOMAS BROWN. Chairman.
wv CAunypR Secretary,
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Luslrcs5 &oncts.
ROGyRs & RAYMOND,
Nos l2. I2l ana rs fa,,n't. cefa-r Of Aa''su aud
No. "a Broadway.
Inmsaso and hahi5asile stock Of Con.emeas Fell spl
Winter
CLornlNG.
No advance IN prices Ma.eaa boasLs prior to he ne IN
elohs &C. ad no edyana,e taken Of tue sudden Increase "a
value Ai.o. splendid aaaorsAeHt Of
Auu AID NAVY UN!g'Rvs.
from wh an ocor o. an gfaio ly Il. himself out on Tie
frot
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I,-Er..r-n,n 49, cavnrrrrr. !

AEu-IoHk. dec. IS. lf'i
Notice e. heffy sivrl hs slq Dfcfre Bfifn n
"a now laa-itg Lsoro.l - rier fas; lver urcc
tle tfrr l'. lfis t.' cod il receive 90 nAous
food f7F the ro.r rIfrrs cf ufes Ert'in delivered 81
OIL votse Al co.irii .0.s - D. 10 i.krn siglt nee
join &. oKLEn. Chairman
Received Tor tie Inicinl.igul Relief FuId, DE-
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RflirY ron THE Lancashire OrrEATwES.-
The following notice i- gwen to whom il may con-
cern, by the Chairman Of TIE International Relief
Committee:
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Sonps, Candles, starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J. T.. lULL'S SONS.
(EouAefv ". iul SOM.
Ohce No. - Iefk-r0w,
Cvr0lte 4 -A Fountain. New York
otel 20 tho trade
An INsL hlAarLu ASSORTMENT
4 Rare Ghg nee 10 Inv esf.--Au 1t .sa5lsh't ard
paving MANb4E MANUFACTURERS EsfABLiHt-
MkNr 10 lesdps city iu Weston New YORK may De pai
chased urccmnodata- terms the prop ieeis asi't 70
retire from business. Address MAkbLll" ~ t9N ,
Hotel opposite The Park, until lhlDAk MoANiNO "F
pointing time ard place ~ iuteni,w.
30 WoHder.-so many worthless medicines arc eo'''
od Tor tie euro of various diseases AID zen inca un
wanLng" tLal TIE invalid loses 81 faith ~ 'P''hes !"
Law, yet 20 lean. however CT tho first i-'ioe o. "i''S
Balsan Of d Cherry. cine coughs eo-'' ana P''-''
disease. -. -.
IL Buy none unle'' It has 'a' "''''N 's-''''' v
l. Ba,.s" on the wrap psf.
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Chnrped Hands, Face, Lips su-burn, &C.
Certain and Immediate cure. HEGEMAN Co.'S Cam
phor Ice with Gycerae II used according the directions
viii keep the hands so in the codes, weather Pioe rs
cents Sod By Gsusgls.s Sen. By mail receipt OF 20
esats HECEMAN Il Co.. Chemist. ead Druggists, N. Y.
EatoInntlonai Relief Committee. - Ne~-Yoik.
Decenher Is loG2Socs IS hereby given that the new
sLp CecTss Gsso.d Is loading for Liverpool At Pies
Nc East River under the direction o. this COMMITTEES
aud viii receive donations food for the poor operatives
OF Gre.. Britain delivered the vessel AL contributions
will he iro.sE. tee.
JOHN c. GREEN, Chairman.
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Kings Couaty Republican, General g n;r'iftee.
"A rdionrn.d lns-tiag o. tho ki.OS COUNTY hbfUB-
COMMlTTIE VIII be b. = a he { M
niteo Rooms y. Cortss, tbs re,iayl tFESi'ui
Dee. o. at 4 o'c.,ck I. ~ C1yAhD'
W. &. HrBRgLL. Secretary irrslaent