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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-15
THEoPOEF on A TRAIN; OR,
The Romance Of the Railroad.


By r,e Author Of Fair .Iuez,r ...The Prince Of
wales, I" The Ghost Huntcrs," Sc, &C.
UHAPIER Il-PAPEEs 4ED PA NUrs.
= says he. Pray now don't be ysEed, Sir,
.i-e sit rigll1 down and Just keep cool; -.
See the rtpple all around you
LeuRh ID think you are fool
'tWhati' 4 cris d in voice Of thunder
'''DO you wish to make me mad1
FitstyOu make holes In my ticket,
Then insult TO injury add.
Row, sir, mark me while tell yOu
For this YOU shall rue the day
That you made HOES In my TICKET,
"soto thnnderl' l'' then he shouted
You most toolishl rdant man.
III not stand and talk now longer"
"Make me pay, sir, If You can"
Out he rushed and in u mlnuto
shouting "Hsrafd! Bfaleri Dral-rl
ANYTHING you want to read"
30 70 have more sport V-ntured,
Placed my han5 behind my ear
And With face calm n Shakers
Made out was hard to hear.
Up he came, and Iwled out loudly,
VIII YOU IL, raper buy 2"
Yes, indeed, 1 said qeile moskIy
sir, the roads very DRY.
Cleveland Herald or Plaindealerl p
Shoured h, with latest news:'i
Surely, sir said, ''yOn'Te Joking
don't want TO buy your sh es
Od,ne went, then came auothsr
With basket on his arm,
O-gaE5, Who'll buy some lCzsugsrs,
.Nil you have ZONE peanuts naru 81
Tn, % me he said quite sweetiy,
- syEart's L. ZenRers to-day
Wien vslth purest German sccent
L did GZsrwer "Nix for stay "
[HORg MKT wEEK.l
In tbs meantime would announce 10 the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
Tor men alil Boys wear that has ever been seen IN
Cleveland, snd our stock OF Fall and inter Ready
Made Clothing -drpasseS anything in the State. As
L buy sr a cash OQlV- Wholesale and rafn
purchasers srIil do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency Tor the sale Of Singers Celebrated SeWins
Machines StOrr's Automaton Pressman, and
NIrJng's Patent Army Bed-TTunk.
60 Corner Superior and UniOn-StH
Esa Loo ut tor the GIANTS.
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CLEVELAND ( PITTSBURGH
~ AL & o A D..
~

lss1. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1852
To take eject on Monday, November nth, le62.-
Trains leave Cleveland daily Sundays excepted,
follows =
So A. n. MAIIr-ArTfves a. New York lO.s5 A. n;
PhiladeIrhia Z: so A. =; Baltimore 7.3OA.Ml
PltIsbuTgh i-ie ?. r.. Wheeling 6:lO ?. NJ n
Philadelphia sl0F.n.
$50 P. n. k8PREsS-Arriyasa at New York SEQ P. r.;
Philedelphia l;50 P n: Baltimore 2.2o P. NJ,
Pittsburgh LEO ?. H heeling ga A. n
Both Trains connect Al Hudson for Akron and Nil
leTsburgh
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New TOTG
(va Allentown without change .-1
- Fare a. low a. by any other line
- Through Tickets can be procured st the Uuion
Ticket Once Weddei House, at the DEPOT, at the
Euelid-Street Station.
,,vv,vs = !, 2 2 Z. MCCULLOUGH, sgg't d.
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a correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
.zelte gives The following details of the late
surrender at Hartsgille:
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RAiLR0aBS.
TILEYELAND, COLUMBUS /
" CINQINNATI RATLRoAD. ----5T7-

Stslby-sandrsky, Mansheld Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon Newark, Zsnes-
vile, &c
Crsstline-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphoai Lii
ua, Fort Wayne, Larorts, Chicago, 40,
west, and Esst for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillon, &C.
Grafton aud Bollefontire Ralroad Line for Marion,
Bellefon taine, Sidney, Uuion, M1neie, In
dlanapolis, Ierre Haute, Nincennesr ETana-
vile, Louisville Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DelaWare-With Springfield branch for SDrfuFdeld
Oolumbus-Little Miami 3 Columbus, ard Xenia
Railroad, for Nenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Hsute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loveland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio B Mis-
aissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louisville
Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis and all points
the Ohio river.
Oolumbus-Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, ZEns5-
Yilles Wheeling, Gc.i Columbus, Piqua
Indiana Railroad for piqua, Urbana, Sc
- For Tickets to all points and information an,
Ply ct the Passenger Station, and ct Union Ticket
Once, l47 Superior-BJ
4. $. FLINT, Supsrintendsnt.
Cleveland, November lTth, ls62.
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PROPOSALS.
i IMPOKTAKI 20 ChTITALIsTs AND OWNERS OF
OUAhHiE5


PAVING TEE SrhEf1S OF HAVANA.
Tie Havana Cit, Council viii contract Of public auction
(which viii take pace tnat city on te Ist 81 January,
i83 cr the furnishing q msea AID tie c2oc121 or the
nss,ssry wGk paving tlo siIeets OF Havana - ne e1
cent Of =. 60 square meters ss tos 5000 meters VI CafD'
.osone.
adud,atio the aud rust be hnisd vi hin the
&c % t,.O contractor being bound q lcc9u
every month OF Pavement aud 2lJV meters q.
Gurhstoue.
The payment igI sac c esers 81 Pavement eel down
n tha rss o. fcur dier and y-fve ~ 0i Per
Oqusrs meter ard viii be made by sid City Council Of is'
wee 10 auucpl 5oads. ae.rg the lteos OF seven per
cent rsr snnum PAYABLE within sr years the beafer
liver said bonds he f4st the work
cBtod and accepted monthly The corp7ns q there bonds
VII be accepted by the Cry Council IN paynt Of a.
rcipz taxes and The srii Council appT sr-e, every
sZ IN the estimate Of expenses binding Gd pfcferret
debt SUFFICIENT amount le the 2a. aoni u capital and IL
SeI@sk
She payment To- e - e0 meter. Of Cur5sloue 81 the rate
vii be us6e % the contractor 81 Ct3le-Lsl % be Isi
within six months after tie work - d0re aud accepted aud
The other LEll q. the following d. IIcutls.
sEoud any IN ls bid otter execute tile work e.
Ecs below that pected C contractor VII have mo night
% un sh he guuber u r-laFe meters q Pavement
thousand dollars $50 DC 70 which 81 BACH case, wii
suouut tho two contracts combined
necessary IL order 70 take port IN the Adjudication 70
depot 81 the office 4 ihe Cy Council f. specie or Ia stock
O. the Banco Fspsnol de 10 lisbsus tho o. 1880
winch amount tt contra VIII forfeit tho uld he al ~ lul'
a promptly al the conditions Of the coni4act
Those who further psrtculr 10 detail are reerre
g. tbs Guceta Dc h t5aua Of the I1h oi Noftloef l-s
which hoy vii ind Al the sp.nh Consulate IL tbs city
kew.York, Dec -. l6G2
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CITY or YorE. pEyAarNEs,5 OF I, {. =.

CITY on NEW -YoRE pKpARTNrST OF FIrASC2
CoNI1R0LLKA's CIFiCs. Dec. 49, 1902. -
mo REAL ESTATE OWNEkS.-Sealed pro:
n,s.i. v-il b. received ~ this Office until THURSDAY
n In 1907 for The purchase by the CoTpoIaton Of TWO
yOrs or GROUND ior tue erection thereon Oh station
House for the Tenth Precinct Police " be oel"a between
dad Edrdge Deloucy AID ksseH6.s.
Inc proYosLls in ADDITION 70 tie pf9e' sionlo contain
ea.rsm OF the pfopert. offered giving dhaen enc loe
fv siso the charaote o. ioyei ALL. Preference
- be- given 70 va ant llti.
Iayreut win BE- .sde IL cash giving clear aud sails
factory title.
1ae .bt to rejec. any oil prop9sss {. Ieserve-
RObI. Il. HANS. Comptroller.
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Altered and arranged by
Mr. WALLACK.
WEDEESDAY-Las, time BOSOM FRIENDS
TUURsDAY-SPEE THE PLOUGH
FluDAf-Tenth night Of Mr. Lester Wslscks attractive
Ger &c diana, GENITAL PAkA.
SATURDaY-THE HEIR AT LAW.
A DRAMA NEVER ACTED HERE,
Tanslated on Sr.Des perfect aud popular dramatic
Production IN preparation for the Holidays, and viii DO
prod uced on
MONDAY. the 22d inst.
"NONEY" LOVE AND MONEY" "SCHOOL FOR
SCANDAL" and a BACHELOR OF ARTS" will be
repeated
10 preparation, PAULINE" EvERYBODY's
FRIEND ana oshsr playa
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Anusemenis.


WINTER GARDEN.
FIFTH WEEK OF TIE
BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
Of
THOSE DELIGHTFUL DELIhEATORS
IRISH AND YANKEE LIFE.
Mr.. MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
THREE HOURS or
UNCEAsTN6 LAUGHTERi
TNT1RE CHANCE or PERFORMANCE!
THREE PIECES
NOT YET PLAYED.
The Performance will commence with the beautiful
Drama Of
WILLIE REILLY.
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS
WILLIE REILLY
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
MARY MoRIARTY.
To be followed By the Yankee Comedy Of
CUSTOMS OF THE COUNTRY
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
MELISSA
WITH A YANKEE SONG.
To conclude Will the roaring Farce Of
- PATS BLUNDERS
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS
PAT. ROONEY.
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NERMlLYE g. Co.,

| " ERMlLYE & Co.,
No. ~ WAbL-ST.,
| have hand for immediate delivery the
NEW TWENTY YEARS SIX Pr z CENT BONDS
Of the UNITED STATES, de7ignsted as the Five
TWENTlES" redeemabe at tho pleasure o. the Govern
nent ser five and authorized by act OF Conse" APP
The COUPON BONDS ere s-ned IN sums ~
$50, st00, $500, end 81 900.
The RFGISlFRtD BOsDS. IN OF
$50, 5000, $1,000, and $1,000.
Interest viii commerce tom DATE Of SUBSCRIPTION,
and 10 PAYABLE liz GOLD at the Mint, or coy Sub
Treasury Depository OF he United Stses, the first dsys
Of Hay and November Of each yesr At tie present
miunAbn Gold the BONDS YIELD ABOUT ElGdr PER
CENT PER ANNUM
The ample provision made By Custom Duties. Excise
Stamps and Interest Revenue for the payment Of interest
aud liquidation OF the principal sses investment IN this
Loan SAFE, PROFITABLE. aud AVAILABLE 81 al
times
Mi, being the permanent Losn into which the Legal Ten.
der Notes are convertible ~ viii become the PRINCIPAL
LOAN "a the market, and PROFITABLE sODB OP INVEST
Tor FUaps the SCRPLus IrTDs % CfrTALsIs
u wei az the EARNIsds OF Tss lSDusrRiAL CLASSIC.
Subscriptions received st AR in Leo AL ENDER
MOTIFS OF MOTIFS ani CHECKS OF BANKS ~ PAR Ia
EEWYORK subicsibes by mail VIII receive prompt 81
tenton and every facility and explanation viii % saosGoi Oh
application al our Office.
Also, FOR SALE at lowest market rate, 30 TREAS
URY NOTES. SIX PER CENT BONDS OF ifsl, and SIX
PER CENT CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
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Amusemettts.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

| RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
| no.o ENTHUSIASTIC AUDTENCE1
ss993HCCllCCA snI SaEAT IRIsa DRAMA.
BoUCICAULS'S GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN; TTp
COLLEEN BAWN,
OR,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN.
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN.
THE BRIDES Or GARRYOWEN.
cR6w6Eb AZ Es@a III RsPSEsE ~ Gfff
ne enthusiasm OF the audience has tesn unoounded n
universally conceded that rs. been 20, upos
'hs stage with better effect Every character IL acmsby
tanned the scenery /. beautiful the nuIc eshs and sA
EVERY AFIERsoos ats a. O'clock d ErI aud .1r
A., EVERY EyENING a. u O'clock.
MIR W. B HARRISON, COMIC iMPRoAPrU SINGER
COMMODORE gTTr, THE $4,000 MUTT.
one of the most extrsordinny woniers oi the world
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY
he preparing for trip to Europe aud Il nearly ready
AT ADt HOURS, DAY AND EVENING
sa a. lnsIya aud GA the ass during each dramatic en-
GIVE VARIETY OF PERFORMANCES.
lncutng songs dsnces military dill relate lis History, 10.
- " BEAUTIFUL CoSsEcrIcUr eIAsrEss,
ONLY 10 VARS OLD, AND WEIGHS s28 POUNDS.
MEASURING FEET u INCHES ROUND.
She beautiful interesting sud pleasing She /, on sxhi-
bton st all hours day aud evening a. also
OLD ADAAS5 CALIFORNIA BEARS,
exhibited ana performed by the renowned Lon-TamsS,
HERR DRlESBACu,
who has astouishea the world with his
CHARMED POWER OVER WILD BEASTS
h TIE HEN Mib ID ALsiS sIF FH N ''"
LIFELINE WAX FIGURES
OF our MOST DISTINGUISHED UNION GENERALS Of
JEFF DAVIS WHAT - IT and BEAUREGARD.
Aho, of
QUEEN VICTORIA. the PRINCE OF WALES.
And GARIBALDl
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAM
lily. sLd g million other Wonders.
Aimis-ion all. % Children uuder Is csns
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S7TH DIvIDEND.-The BROOKLY

W FINE INSURANCE. COMPANY
have declared their usual semi-snrusl Dividend Of
TEN Q0) PER CENT
out Of tho profits for the last 0n.hG (ee from Govern
aent tax payable and tfer Jeu. 2 i2sJDec TO- 1862
WIN j. LEGGETr, Secretary.
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Amusenlenls


A CADEMY OF MUSIC, TONIGHT.
"a BENEFIT OF J. oRAU.
which has been 1 kindly tsSdsIsd him b. ,,sr,
~ THEfR EsTEEM AND REGARD
| POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON
EiS Ssi2sSAi o TiS1fi k R;fi T.
MILE coRDIER
will ding for ths Grst tins the role OF Elyirs.
AMopio.. Ricardo sUsiNi Georgia
Previously to which viii tS b sy9p the dr'' act Of
s SsSo%i M L0RlSF ;EIyI.
as Performance will conclude with Ii. : ac Of
LA ThAyIATA
MADAME GUERaABELLA
will assume her celebrated roie OF Yioleta
MACCAFERRI.. Alfredo Gsrmop.
D''"'e" a'i NEW S'i N ATOM ANTHEM
Nile. MORENsi aud Sig AMoDIo and the Choru. o, the
Academy
Conductor and Musical Director. .signor MUZIO
Doors open at ii Opera commences at ~
A CADEMY OF MUSIC, TONIGHT.
"A Doors viii be open at q. Performance commences
In consequences OF the length Of The performances. visitors
are requested to be in their seats &, y.
A CADEMY Of MUSIC-MONDAY NIGHT
N Grand NATIONAL ANTHEM will be sung by
MORENSi aud AMODIo.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lease and Msnaaer..,.........WN. WHEATLEY
THE LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF
EDWIN FORREST,
When n consequence Of tho
EDthu.ssm with which his Improvisation Of
FEbhO, IhE BROKER
vas received on the
FIRST MONT or HIS REAPPEARANCE
IN the pat ..-
THE BROKER OF BOGOTA
FOR THE SECOND TINE ON
MONDAY EVENING, Dec. IL, 1862,
with new Dresses and Appointments.
Mr.. FORREST will be supported by the following
SUPERIOR CAST:
Antonio do Mr VIM Whes,ey
Ramon ). McCuuoush
radio j. - Burnett
fernsndo Nr J. w. Coner
2h'elo ,.''''''''''..''.'Mn hinSsisn1
JuAns daughter OF Mendoza Madame Ponn
Leolo1, dsugh or Of te6ro.. ..,...:..M Ts H. Allen
TUESDAY fFEniNG, Dec Is, 1902.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE Or
MATILDA HERON,
when, Ia conssquence Of her triumphant success ia
EDITH Or 1HE LAaIs DAUGHTER,
II Will be repeated for
TIE THIRD TINE.
The performances viii Commence Il o'clock The doors
viii open al o'clock.
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6cwina llGtliiles.

MIME. DENOREST's beautiful frst-premium
IA IS Runuius -Sttch SEWINGMACHlNE. Evsy
lady should have one ol the aTye.oUsly simple aud ef
Client Sewing Machines aid beautiful lcld4y ife'en@
sent lree Of Express charges. on receipt q ne 10
Address MIAs. DEa.OI-Lsl. 40 broadway.
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400 -First-class Sewing Machines SS
4CtO.to Rest and ios Sale new aud ID band. -fOOe
NY Sewing Machine Emporium 436 B'dwsy cor bTooAess-
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Il. g. Jniernal Rerenne.
n. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.

H %
EXCISE TAX IND LICENSE NOTICE.
To residents ind ell persons Assessed under the Laws Of
the United States for the Payment Of Taxes Duties IL
csnses within the FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT d
the ststo OF NswYork comprising the 3d. 5lhf 9Th AID 9Th
Wsrds Of the City OF NewYork
TAXI NoTIcETia, the unaersignea Collector o. Taxes
FOR the Fourth Co Sion District Of the State Of NswYork
comprising the 3D. 9Th 9Th and 9Th Wards City Of New
YoTk pursuant Of Congress entitled m &C, to
vide Internal revenue to support the Government and psy
in.eres. on the public debt"
GIVE NOrICE-Thss tie Duties Taxes, aud Lserses, 90.
essed upon persons residing doing bus ness within ssd
District, ard which by said they respectively liable to
pay have become due and payable and that shall attend to
payment Of the my Office, No IS Frsokin-
st. In the said District and City, daily from ne hour Of
the hour of2 ? M and irom AID after this date uatu
and including the 2isa day Ct December. inst
Al persons who shall neglect to pay 10 me he Duties Tax
e aud Licenses Aforesaid assessed upon them wiIhs
the above specified line shall be liable aud viii be therefore
required TO pay TEN PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon tbs
amount thereof JOHN MACK,
Collector 9Th District.
Decerbar 1852
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4 CADEMY or MUSIC.
~ TOMORROW. TUESDAY, Dec 49,
NEW GRAFTON
BY

IA
~ TOMORROW TUESDAY, Dec 49,
NEW GRAFTON
Mr.. MASON JONES.
SUBJECT.
THE EUROPEAN ASPECTS OF TIE AMERICAN RE-
BELLlOS
SQTlCEln conseqnenro o. the crowded condition Of the
Academy NJ Mason Jone's last Grafton po.iively
tickets vii be issued fgr the now announced thai
Academy will conveniently hold None will be sold The
nsbt OF toe Grafton but the BsK Office Of the Academy will
DO open TODAY p.cy fyr the sale OF reserved seats and
admission tickets for tie Grafton on tomorrow.
Admission % cents.
Seats IN Pasguet and Boxes 30 cents
Doom open at :; commerce a. o'clock.
CAUTiON-Mr. MASON JONESS GRAFTON Nae sie
my Il Music Tuesi,y Do NOT buy Of spectators at
door. the evening the orson bat purchase tickets
q, the Academy to-day AZ the uscs'0res which Will De
the best mode 10 secure good reserved seat
~ kets fOg the Ofat4cn can be- obislptds at
Ncsrs. Beer -chinsTs Musc-sOre No. Ivl Broadway
Nossrs Hall < Sons NJ. $40 Broadway;
Horace Waiofss Music Store Broadvayi
Brentsno's Bookstore, No. 80 Broadway;
The FihhAyenue Hotel;
s. hichola hote
Metropolitan Hotel;
Aston House;
And a. tue Acaleny OF Music.
Applications for tickets should b made immediately. A.
there will absolutely be chance II obtaining seat BY prE
chase at the doors tomorrow evening
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OFFICE OF TnK HOWARD Insurance Co, ,

kRw-Yokk, Nov. 20. 1852 !
FENIIE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this
Il day declared sEMI-AhNU AL DIVIDEND of EIGHT
(9 PER CENT upon the Capital Stock Of the Company
free of the Goysrnment TsX) payable at their Office No. %
" sll-st, on and after MONDAY, Dec. !, 1862.
HENRY "A. OAKLEY,
Secretary.
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TlnanclaI.

OYrcH OF THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE Iss Co,
No 6WALL-sr NEw-YoRK. Dec. q 1862.
NNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have THIS
Il DAY declared a SEMIAENUAL INTEREST DIvI.
DHND ofFOUR az PER CENT, payable demand free Of
tax. Il w. BLEkCKER, SeeretsTy.
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DeniisirD.

rs. GRIFFIN, No. 259 Grand-st., New York.
L. opposite Lod Isylofs end No. Isl fuons Brook.
az Ast lg fol- o. partial seG Of their improved Aud.
90 ..s win Or without extracting the roots fusos on
Isthd hLS silver rubber, 81, partial sets 20 D.
W. 'solI silver rubber, OIL Extracting ~ csnts.
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DROpOsNS FOR $1,000 LOiN TO
l TiIF COUNTY OF HAMstN. sTtIE on MINE
sofa --ssALED pAOPOsALs wiI 90 reserved b. the
luIspi.led CO &c ofl-e II T. 81 Mit - G.. ao, @
Broadsi for.York CITY uath SAT- hDA1i Islnrry TO.
LOO Tor che Whole rsf al r,-p. j. ysas Der cent
bonds % H1rfay Comfy III. no a.
Thee boll sfs ii'.d " punulnes - a. a. o. ne fs
lsiufc ss. ,ogt l-h aI. 10 fli TO .sibe CO. ~
fh. Cr'lfr 49, srf1f fr bee hcau levied o. paw Hr 1
tsres snl T. ossls sins fund r tie s-as ton Of tie
FrllciG ,,
m. Ban4f w Do 'tsne1 o. 'rr' - IN esrh Will j..
tos.t Coupons seized psysh se annual n 80 1g u
..~. Vurf. "a i~r~ fif Yfue'rs. a.s1 eiif Do paid
Propose, should 30 iairfs@i. -" Hlfs ~ ha7fsr 'onh
s sud .ddf...-d o. The untsrsgusi care - hessrs T.
NJ MYERS A Co. 90 whom uVf ics'l11 roy hr made Tor
nofll Ion IN regad 20 Ae md tnafce' %
80 fs.,tv HENNi HALE,
Cornmifr 5ner Tor H.mssy County
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This medicine increases the power OF digestion and exc,.es
the sbscrbeus into healthy tcon BY which the water
oecerous dispositions aud al unnatural enargem@nts
duced, Is wen a. pin sIt inflammation and Is good for
MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN
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MR.. MASON JONES TOMORROW EVEN
w No No tickets viii pc sod 1t the doors rO.MOR'
ROW EVENING Tie Bc< ofice ct the Academy Of Mu.ic
now open aud the last 'es, sold 10 further
tickets viii bs lssned The Of the Academy has been
measured aud tickets issued Tor precisely tue humber ~
accommodates 5ests may also DO obtained at tie iosio
y rl he urfu IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

DROADWAl MLNAGEitlE
GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE.
Broadway. below houston-st.
This magnificent aud complete ,,r
SCHOOL OF NATURAL HISTORY,
vii open .OT the season
On MONDAY, Dec. ".
The extensive premises occupied by the Menafee nave
been .i up with ,vsgy regard 10 elegance anu conyenienee
With .od p-raneat eus for the secure reception OF hs
arin while nothing has been left urdone witch IN the
opinion Of ts rsuag could be desirable IL oTteE ~ zen
FAvORITE FAMILY RESORT
durins the coming season
The superb collect n Of ..
LIVING WILD ANiMALS,
includes
FOUR ELEPBANrS!
FIVE LIONS.
VIII an lnhnitc number ~
RARE BEASTS AND BIRDS
from every quarter OF tho globe.
forming an exposition OF
ANIMATED CREATION,
which cannot ll 10 crafty the visitors
Uo1rs OF .rh bidon froui ~ =. n 20 10 ? IN
Adu4ission Is cents
Children under TO- Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

Old or Young single Married Coniemf 'aiins lILi4-gc
IN many affections peculiar 10 Females.
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
ureQuale - auy ohor remedy 81 Ollorosis l. or Reen
ton Teglurity Painulloss or Suppression q Centenary
EyGeustons Uicrrated rfhou state o. tie Items Leu
corrhra OF 4es sttry, asd i9s All comp Ants nctcli
% Too eek whether arising OH indscfesoas habits or tiH'
y1,ioI IN the - - .-
See fyWpton4s ABOVE.
10 FAMILY SHOULD III WITHOUT IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

PENN5YLVhNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
win IL counecii1ns forms
FRos sKg-f0iW 10 TIM PafSolrAL WEsrKRy CITIES
Igi train, daily om hew'iors to Philaiolpis, via
kewJsrsey and Camden and AmboJ lire.
ALL THROUGH Trans FOR THE MIST BY THIS
NOUlE LEASt HEW-YORK FROM THE
root or CoUhlLANDr-Sr
fly way Of Philadelphia tie morning pasonFes leave New
YORK a. same dine As other toues Evening passngeb
ct T. m cue hour hter than Other Inca
b. way oil Allentown, evening passengers iea's az M
three hours than The Northern % aud ~ Ooh routes
crave u the sims ne Northern line, In Chicgo md AL
POINTS IN the North Nest CIesine Indianapolis Louisville,
st. Louis Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati. and all main
points Wet with lswer changes of cars. r,,,,,t 4.
Sleeping Car, without change nom Phiadei ma 70
Pisbargh 35 miles and howfoTk Ps0uTsu, ~ laisA
smoking and Saloon Csrs on all trnins.
Fare tho same A. other routes.
IuUee checked through. Transfers nee.
s,csrs tickets, good until used, by titseuTgh.
WESTERN EMIORAION. =, -
The fennsyhana Central Company Iu,S sn Lint 1919, ~. -
Accommodation Line. which affords coi9tsoio igus o.
trase 10 parties moving Westward a. ono IAA 81 '
81 isso. ,RrtaITs
R this route fre ,hts Of al ieschplon, can DO fow
t. and tom any point on the Railroads o, ONO heh"'a> IN
ROAD DIRECT or 70 any port on the nsygobls rivers OF
the West by stear ia from iitsbuish. WI,
,le Rsllrci I'd At oil times wworabe as
.b.ry,d bv other Iaroa1 Companies Mtfchalus ana an
he alton OF their teight 20 t'ds Con-
isny rely with coTnd,nee % ~ psoiI transit
Farmers aud Dealer. 10 Live Stock viii hnd ms mos al
yanlayeous route, Cnpaccus Yards. ven "V1oln ~
End i, connections and every attention 10 peld 70 %
FIom Harrisburg. where viii DO ioVnh e'ef p,ff MI
feeding acd IssIi9s eho'es Il Sl9s d saRlTs
' J. l. FLnOTr Passenger Agen, no. Asio. house
LLECH x TO-, Freighl Agents, ,s.,,,, u,,,.u. 81.
no. AsioF Bou.o aud NO. ,.,h a " ", 'n -
' - " No. Ba erY.pi..sa.
ENoCu LEWIS oqpersl suV't Ai.oon.rA