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Arrival Of the North American and ~. An
drew al Portland.

Tie steamship North American, Capt.. Burgefs.
from Liverpool on the 9Th, via Londonderry on the
18th Of November, arrived here at 4 O'Clock bis
morning.
Purser Wallace reports violent gales from the
nor h-eastward from the Sd to tie 9th Inst
Porsor Wallace also reports: sigualcd on the 3Oih
OF November Britisb bark Laborimbicus, bound
west, in lat. 81 80, Ion 20 l3.
Tie Livignio, from Palermo for New-York had
put back; part Of her cargo thrown overheard man
lost, ETC.
Tie steamship St. Andrew, Capt. Dutton, from
Glasgow on the DIST Of November, arrived here at
3 O'Clock this morning
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xxxysssh CoNGREss-Third Session.

SENATE.-.- WASHINGTON, Dec. TO- 1862.
AN ARSENAL AND ORDNANCE DEPOT IN NEW
YORK.
Mr.. WILSON lRep., Mass, from the Committee
m Military Affairs, reported bill to establish an
Arsenal aud Ordnance depot on the tide-wa.ers Of
New-York Harbor.
THE SIOUX INDIANS.
Mr.. RICE tDem., MINI. offered joint resolu-
zion FORGETTING the lands and annuitios of the Sioux
indians, and providing for their removal Tar away
from white settlements. Referred.
TIGHTENING DISCIPLINE.
Mr. RICE also offered a resolution directing the
Military Committee to inquire into the expediency
Of reporting bill FORGETTING the pay and emolunents
Of officers of the army during the the time they are
absent. except upon SICK leave. Adopted.
Sir. HOWARD REP, Mich offered a concur
rent resoluton, instruciiug the joint Committee on
the Conduct of the War TO make a report, with all
convenient speed. Adopted.
Mr.. WRIGHT I'm, Ind.l offered resolution In
struetng the Military Committee 10 inquire into
the expedency Of providing by law for the adoption
Of some system more efficient and pract cable than
the one now in use Tor the Identification and dis
charge Of soldiers. Adopted.
THE JULES IT MARIE.
On motion of Mr. SUMNER rep, Mass the
bill for the relief Of the owners of the French ship
Jules ct Marie was taken up and Vnsscd.
On motion Of Mr.. ANTHONY rep, Il. H. the
resolution increasing the bonds Of the Superntend-
snt Of Public Printing was taken up and passed.
BILL DIsCHARGING STATE PRISONERS.
On motion Of Mr.. TRIUMPH Ill rep. ILL.,, the
House bill providing for the discharge Of State pis-
oners and authorizing Judges OF the United States
Courts take bail and recognizances TO their
trial, was taken up aid ordered 10 be printed, ana
postponed until tomorrow.
g COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
Mr. SHERMAN Rep, ONO gave notice that he
should introduce an amendment 10 the rules OF the
Senate, 50 as to provide for Committee on Agri-
caltare.
AIDING EMANCIPATION IL MISSOURI.
Mr.. HENDERSON I'm, Mo- gave notice that
be should introduce hi TO aId the State Of Mi
sou1i in eiIectug the emancipation Of the slaves IN
that State.
The resolution concerning the arrests of certain
citizens Of Delaware postponed until tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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United States Internal Reycnuc-FlFrH COL
LECTION DISTRICT comprising tie seventh, Psnth
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards Nrwiolk-NOtice IL
hereby given that and seT the jh Jay Of Decenbes 1862
the above i5ti,,s vii comprise the following twelve dyis
ions bounded aud described as follows:
No l. Cannl.st Broldwoy. Grsndst and Bowery; 4 Ste
No Brocdwlv, Spring st. BoweIy aud 6fAndst, w. '.
he1saier Assistant Assessol Residence, WeSishester
House corner Broorle =. aud Bowery.
No g. Spring It Bowery H0u.,cn.s, ard Broadway; s.
u. Below Assistant Assessor. No 3ji Broadway,
No l. piAest, Sophst, Cethafine'si aud Dyision.st
". r. Burroughs Assistant Assessor Residences. no. Is
No 5 Diyisioua,. Bowery and He.ter.s;. Robert NJ.
Kelly Asstant Assessor. Residence, No ~ torsythst
10 s. Broorls BIGGEST Divisions, Hesssrs,. and tho
Bowery; Charles Williamson As'istsn, ASSESSOR Resi-
No erott.et Ridye.st Rivington.st and Rowerv
Joip H. Reaye,, Assistant Assessor kelence, No. a3j
Grahd.st.
No scarlllelst Division St. Clinton aud Souh-.t
g. :. Dye, Assistant Assessor Resideucs, No EJ6 Gin
No TO- Diyislons, Grandst. Canuouss. Riyiuston-s
and Ridset, Henry :. Jennings, Asssr Assessor Bes
No II. Fat iiro"iway Grlnlst Easiest souh.st and
sc4mmelst; A. II. Lee As'isisnt Assessor. Residence
NO ~ hat Broadway.
Dc any W. AusyeI, Assistant Assessor Residen.e. Ne.
q Eaft H.
or duty within out OF the AsseisEeIts Division where
they reside (seciions .. H. 49, m~uiaeurels sections g.
W 4uctionsers (seciion 7G persons Strengthening cattle
hogs and sheep (secuons 'e ~ pr9presoIs OF railroads,
secors o. sub NJ pt.sons suJee. to income dnv (ec.
ton ) Cxecucrs Ac tseciica NJ and ell olea required
by law must make and present % the Assistant or
Vi A-se division whalo they reside o. in oa.e of
Nceuss whore tn eegi to carry on such business fhs
' returns applications &c, a. BY aw required Reqnista
blanks viii oe furnished On application. he Assistant As
rNew.Yorx Dec. 2 H.
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gperlal Nollres.

The Poivfrcbplc Association of the American
Institute wid o. IT, rooms M the Cooper mon
Unndns Tu'S Thursttyl fALNlNG Dec. IT, 10 = o'c.eck
Sul~ot-" Tie Recent Improvements Ia WARFARE" The
moetfnss Of this Assoc on open 20 The rgblc.
SAMUEL ID. lLLNAN. Chairman.
THouAs ID. SrErsos. Secretary.
Mirrors for ,he Holidays.-lhe --rss.. assortment
Al he ity, f.. eale az 90 Popular rnces' By
WHIIiEMOhE huOTAEkS,
n. so broadway. oUpoite Metropolitau Hotel
Il. B-or,n evenings ill January !.
rusfifutc of Reward -In,tesd Of being the Onver
s.fy Medical College a. announced the Report Of -he DDos
tha lnsfts In behaf Of Orphans sad lali-OIphans Of
Patriot Soldiers viii be made b. the pondns Secretary
FbIDiY Dec n. .t "a p m al tho rooms of tho YOUNG
MEMS { GusTlAN ASSOCIATION, BIBLn ROUSE,
- DAVID Z. H0LToN. Cor SEQ
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The Oficinl Cnnvass for State OJicers-Thc
Stale Military Board.

AIrtyY. WednrsIay. Dec. 10. 10! =
The Board Of State Canvasters met to-day. Tho
following the official msIorltle': Seymour,
1879; Jones, lO.2i2; skinner, II,2l5; Clark,
9477; Tallmadge, go. On the Republican ticket,
Wlmann has the largest vote; Hughes The second
highest.
The Canal Board meets this afternoon.
The State Military Board meet at noon to settle
mp old accounts outside the regular accoun's which
have been referred by special ret TO the Insle
General UNDERWATER General and Judge-Adyo-
cate, subject to tie approval Of the Board. Some
40 accounts were presented.
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Sucers Producers whose products are enumerated
and taxed in the 18th section of the Excise law are
not required to take out license as dealers for the
sale Of such products upon the premises where pro-
duced.
NAVAL ORDER.
Chief-Engneer J. w. Thompson has been de-
tsched from the Monongaheia and ordered to the
steam-sloop Shenandoah.
Chief Engineer George +. Katz has been detached
from the Pawnee and ordered to the stean-sioop
Monongahela.
First Assistant Engineer William Roberts has
been detached from the Shenandoah ana ordered 10
The Pawnee.
Second Assistant Engineer d. c. hampton has
,een ordered to the Monongahela.
Cant. s. p. Hazard has been ordered to take pas.
sao. in The Circassisn, for duty in the West Gulf
Squadron.
Lieut. VIM. p. Buckuer has been ordered to ord.
nance duty at the New-York Navy-Yard.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
Philip G. Gapin of NewYork was to-day admit
ted to practice in the United States Supreme Court.
THE ORDER FOR EXECUTING THE INDIANS.
TIE Precedent on Monday sent message TO Gen.
Sbley ordering the execution of 80 Of the Minnesota
Indians on the 18th inst. These form only one class
of the criminals and include the Indians concerned
in the of families and in other brutal out
RACES The Executive decision was based on the
record Of evidence as furnished TO him. Gen. Sibley
has been directed TO await instructions respecting
the remainder Of the convicted savages.
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Letter From
THE REV. HENRY MORGAN.
Pastor the Union Mission First Independent Methodist

Church Of Boston:
Bosros, Mass. Dec. 2, 1852
DR J. H. ScHRscK-Sr. feel II my duty for tho sake
Of the sick and suffering OF humanity to relate to you the
Last May attacked with heinohseo of the lungs snd
pied PrGiuey and not ending the proper remedy SUI aa
fully compshended the danger and about for
Naturally skepiica fearful Of being dipped having
Dyeterate adherence OF empires slow to trust and
with regard to your medicines was obstinate sven to fault
breathing powers, stood before me- would be persuaded
Not until the ecacou balm purchased and to
p.y6ioners informed zoe Of their wonderful rscoTepy' ops
had taken nineteen bottles of the Pumonic Syrup for bleed
Ing of the lungs and completely cured and is doing
battle In the service of mis- country The other
who the verge of death for than year bleeding
at little excitement and despairng Of until
reny the very bloom OF health with brilliant horid
tenance and Poiy bss5nssae s person sood have
England's fell destroyer-Consumption.
She looked to you the mighty deyerer from ita scouse
and your Syrup pansces from the complaint She
member OF my church and felt interest in recovery
and though ssnguine and enthusiastic as she had rgh
living visible truth before tno. Could doubt her wordl
Could refuse remedy mild, psatsbe. and yet SO si
delay moment took six bottles Of tho Syrup and
erng rapidly went into the country for three months tor
without the MEDICINE. without that and after bleed
ing agsn resolved to come back wa. much t.tisued on
erwin in Boston, ard bed the ugh My case wss
again critical Immediately applied for the syrup and soon
began rapidly to improve and recover what had lost AN
snl under treatment but have nearly recovered never
weighed so much do | looked full in the
cheek excepting weakness about the chest and
frequent eructatios Of wind, quite strong These.
However arc recedng before the Mandrake Pulls and eaweed
Tonic have taken them but few days. but have found
relief According present appearances shall be ABLE
mach again and out of this sickness
stronger than ever before.
caings striving to relieve the ns OF
eyou for ths body for tho spirit you for the sick and
In preaching to tho poorl feel my duty to lay before the
world my testimony in favor Of your Pulmonic Syrup.
Yours. HENRY MORGAN,
Pastor the Union Mission aud First Methodist
Church OF Boston.
DR. }. ~. sCHENCKS Principal Offcsss at No. 30 North
6th Philadelphia here he be found every Saturday,
aud No. - BOndst NewYoTk where he every Monday,
from p. prescribe his remedies advice,
ana examine Lungs with bis Bespirome'er, II required
Price Of the PULNONIC SYRUP and sEAWEED
TONIC. each 81 per bottle. or IS per half dozen.
CONRAD OK, No. 81 Barclsyst.. has been appointed
Wholesale aud Retail Agent. in NewIork. for the sale Of
SCHENCk'S rULMONlC SYRUP sEA-WEED TONIC,
and MANURAkE PILLS
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MARINE -.

HADDEN-CRASE-ln Ills city, on N,ir-.day Dec. ID.
by ne Rey. Nose. Ballou. Mr Eiss W. uaiden TO Mia.
Jane l.. Crane.
Cluch North Orif se v j., Dec 10. by the Rev Jane.
lfo,t Pastor Nm H. Lewis OF Jilea. " y, TO Miss Lib.
bi. u4icubsck OF Oaaufe. :. j. No cards.
MARIIN-DaLLY-At Christ Church. Brook yn, Tues.
sny ,yeuug lee q by the Rev Dr. Csniell Talkef II.
Marvin Blanca s. only daughter Of Henry Daily, esq, all
Of the above place.
PIcg-THORP-On "Wednesday. Dec H. at Madison sqass
Presbytoran church BY the Rev d. Adams. Mss Jose
Prime ILofp AUD Co. james 4. Rice.
RUsIiER-WiLEY-O Tuefdsy. Dec O. at Grace Church
Ployiaruro T. L. By the Beht Rev Bishop Clirt. George
Rusffr ~ New York. and Mana C. Wiley Of the former
place
Monday Dec. 8. ct ST. stephens
Church by the Rev pr CumfnrEs Nr. j. Maurice smith
to Nis, Ellen Butler Issselle, ai OF this city.
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TwEyrY-SEcoSD WARD REPUBucAN AssociA-
TIoN.-Thcre was meeting OF the Republican Az
ISOLATION Of the Twenty second Ward On Wednes-
day evening, for The purpose of expelling James c.
Coulter from the Republican party OF that ward
for Lie opposition TO the Republican candidates at
the late election. The resolution OF expulsion parsed
unanimously, and copy Of it was ordered to be
sent to the Republican Central Committee.
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AllIltarn Noilres.
L. y. enitary Commission. --WOMASS GEN.
TRIAL ASSOCIATIONS or RELIEF--A meeting win be
OF MUSIC,
, TnIIgNnAN ENaNIN

T.. =. Ssaitnry -wOMAys CEN.
TkiiL AssodiATi6s OF KELIEF.-A neeiiag win be
NA''N ~ ACADEMY OF MUSIC, .,
at o'clock, THURSDAY EVENING, D-c H.
a which mpog.an, practical information viii be given
TO those who wish labor the coed work Of relieving tho
sick and wounded oi the army with the assurance that their
person. be ootSne1 free At the office Of the WOMANS
CENTRAL AssOoI ATloN No y Cooper luton 5,,ovi 1t
Sn ss r. & g WHIST, a. s sa a. S S
Chairman Of Committee.
For the Wives and Daughters of Soldiers
Frse reception IL offered at No III Nsvereyp ace New
York the SICK Hesitate sves ard caoren OF absent
dece ved soldiers All comforts Of good home provided.
With Kind nursing and proper medic and mothers
have permission 10 watch by the bedside OF theiE ssens
clfsn Az appeal ia 70 ths emf 10 sust ain this
excellent undertaking. An instsaion OF this Kind moch
needed and may Tesch tie very heart OF Soldering LIE en-
H. Niaitison Pastor @. Sc. Johns ~ Church.
J. r Ham Paste Of q Bcdoras NJ + Church.
J. =. searles, Pastor OF the Alanson NJ Z OeuSn.
John Peg IT,. Pastor OF the Forsy.hs. VI T. ChuFeh-
Thos. AImiase Pastor VI the SIAsv Baptist Church.
Directory of the -Hosplta.s.-.Ihe sanitary
COMMISSION have established an OFFICE oe LNr0 0i
MAIlON in regard TO patents 10 sne s"' ~
rerce 10 hooks hch corrected daily, az answer csn.
snder ordinary circumstances b gwen b. EeaTn A 20 mo
0 .t 81 as .9d Fesm.n at pFe'en! in the A''pi'
tails Of the District or 4 Frederigk Ciiyl
"a. II 20, Whit a. his proper address M, = a..
3D. What the Of the surgeon or chspasa OF tho
al I-ot In hosp A a. present. has he recently been In
hospl,df $1,000,
.th II 30 did he ia In hospital, and AZ what date
9TH Ifeceusy iiAcnaTged tom hospital was he Csc arsed
7'h n moi, where did he go on leavingl .
Che Commission is prepared, also TO furnish more specno
Information the condition Of any patient named within
twenyour hours aer request to DO 20 from ali oceF Of
auy II It's corresponding socieiles
The oce Of tie directory will be open daily from o'clock
D. M 20 o'clock and accessible in urgent cases at any
hour Of tRe night
n od TO be practicable the duty here undertaken locally
y the Commission will be extended to include al the general
holpaai IN the county. FRED. Law oLMSIEp. a
Oeseral Secretary.
,sAdsms H0ss. No. IA Fat. WsshiOgtOa. ". G. s5. ~
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The Sc,y-yorh Central HniIroud.

AIpANY Wednesday, Dec. 10, 1861
At a meeting Of tle Board Of Directors OF toe Con-
trail Railroad held this afternoon, the following
oficers were chosen without opposition; PRECEDENT
Erastus Corning; Vice-President, Dean Richmond;
Executive Committee, Messrh. Coming, Richmond
Chedell, Page, and Martin; Committee on Accounts
Meesrs. Speaker, Tracey, aud Baichford.
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e,nrnIriarr Cnt,In NIurhcf.

aHPoHrID goE TAX ~ y TRIBUNE, ~ $50. RuFF
Dec. 10. 1901
Whole number Cattle at market $50 about op bteyes
and sg sores t0u.atng OF Working Oxen Mach Cows. ad
one two sud three year od. 49,
PEicgs " MLHEEg bEEF.-Extra 80 s0a 80 % tfst
ouat, s6 O00 sG -, second quality Is -; third quality
~ 90
'PElcEl OF sroRa cArrLs.-WerkinS OIsu. Rex pair.
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POLITICAL.


The official CANVASS of the home vote for member.
of Congress has been completed. The returns from
the Counties of Racine, Iowa. and Pepin were
thrown out for informalhies. The two former coun.
ties held their canvass on another day from that
designated by the statutes. The return from Pepin
had no certificate of the clerk accompanying it.
With these counties omitted the Official footings Of
the home vote are:
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The counties rejected voted as follows:
Racine gave 2,029 for Potter to 1852 for j. s.
Brown. Iowa gave 1866 for Cobb to 1873 for
Simpson. Pepin gave 236 for Hanchstt to lo2 for
Stoddard.
The canvass of the soldiers votes ia not yet COM
peted.
Gov Solomon has ordered special election in the
Sixth District the Both inst, to GIL the seat in the
present Congress and the full term in the next made
vacant by the death Of the Hon. Lntber Hanchett
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$-ds-; Cows and Calves from s2s. $50, SO; Year
linr, ssafio; TwoyeU'ods, elTGs2oi Threeyeu-
Odds, f2ldf22
Sheep Lambs $500 market: prices In lots. e39
81 so each, extra - So IS co. SO o. from 4ic. to Sc
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ARRESTS or STRAY SoLDiER-.-A special guard
from the headquarters OF the Banks Expedition WAS
on Wednesday engaged IN arresting all soldiers be-
longing to Massachusetts regiments. All whose
regiments had sailed were confined al the krankln-
street barracks but those whose commands still re-
main in the vicinity were released.
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Horn AnryALs.-H Hannibal IIamDn arrived
~ this city nom Bis residence AZ 'ugor be- yesefGly
roInuR lie femnsd NJ c Aston House until last eyenir
whom De- proceed. ia e O'Clock train 70 v arlington City
dicct Z - 80 ,.. .
gland; D b. Ale1 and family, Ncw.folk, T.. I. Jcnncs
Boston aud John ro.tsf, Philadelphia, At tie Be'oet
Iouae. 900
a., w n. Lee Boston, Majors Chas. Lowell and shef-
fnaa and II. L.. Cl4y, Of the O. ). Mmy Lieut. Geo aim.
hal 4. s.. Navy; Johu d. Holman aud lady and j Ross
Iro.yue Of San Fr.ns-co are ~ the Aston House.
M.jrr r.. H. rau.dus and Csit IL. D. Clay, Y. y Amy
NJ 8 stewart D. a. Pa on y. s. Moore, L. Burton aad
a. lugel Of PhiAdenha u the metropolitan Hotel
Mrs ioTatio mou (te Of the Governor elect 81 THIS
STATED arrived. 81 oupny viii alf L. IiDbl. d. tho -.
Nichols hotel yeitcfdsy afternoon.
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Seasons

Seasons
! have Just completed my large and exteusYe
stock o. FAL. and WINTER CLOrhlN0, no. ssepassei
&c 70 hARlkFh, TASTE, aud STYLE IN this CITY,. The
NhlLDHtNS and FURNISHING DEfAhINfGc not
equaed All oil which will 10 sod very low proe Please
call . ...a
r. b. BALDWIN
.., Nos, ~ aad, 70 BOwerY,
Tie hTgs,. slora In the city.
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Watches and Jewelry,
OF ALL De CRIfTIONS,

f'h SALE DN
GEO. c. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway,
one door oelo" rtnalst. formerly No II Wall.si.l
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A HAPPY CoMBIYArIoN.-Next to mic

A HAPPY COyBINATION.-Next to o nice
Bonnet lady loves rich comfortable set OF FuRs and II
there any article Of genemans outfit which she al
nre that article Is tee HAT We have always looked upon
KNOX Of No. 22 Broadway the particular iagorte with
gentlemen account Of the excellence and beauty Of his
Hats find TIA, he hss equal claim upon the
His stock Of Fur, the largest and richest his
Hat. aro the finest and best
Caution la cnau seabe climate colds aud lung dis
esses will always prevail Consumption will claim its VIC
Tins These diseases taken IN time be arrested and
cured. The remedy 10 DR.. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
Buynone has the written signature Of" BUTTS"
o tho wrapper.
Cheapest and Best Photograph Albums nice
ly bound IN Turkey Morocco, " contain
fiity Pictures.
Forty Fieure'. ''..........-.....''.'''.''.''''
with srya Sae.y in rch and beautiful bindings for HoL
WHITrEMoRE BROTHERS;
No 5T9 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
N. B-Open evenings til January J.
Use Rennes Pain.k ding Magic OI.-rhi. eH:
ceen re@edy for paiu needs no pui II vi praise tssi
nhen used and every botie sold and used gains aew ens'
tail Agent. for New-York City.
Beat This.-Three large PhootogrAphs 81 II Csrtes
de Vsite, J. or Tor % ccnts, at LDl OODS No 9-I
9hsy Coloed Photographs at bali the usual price, NJ B.
ssyighi, on first fooF
Amid Lang Sync.-This celebrated Group Of STATU-
AIRY, MeiAe size By Robert Thomson, sculptor will be On
Exhibit ton a days only at the Of 4th ST. and
Broadway The Scottish dress and manner Of meeting sn
old scqusutance truly represented Admission p cents
NKw-IORK, Dec. 9 1862
Il" sons of Conpecticut.''-A general meeting Of TIE
Sous OF Connecticut" IN Newfok. viii be held at the
Finh Avenue Hotel on Thu RSpAf EXENlNG the iith
iu.t at ocock h Ii. MCCUhS1, Chairman
CHARLES GoULD Secretary.
HEADQUARTaRs SECOND HAWKINS ZOUAyEs }
MERcEg HOUSE.. COR. NERCER AND
BEOONKsTs.)
A Few Vacancies are Len for corsDetent OFFICERS
who bsry apply at once at these headquarters
Mcclellan Bledai.-The Mcclellan Medal, in Silver,
Bronzr Copper aud In, ready Specimen in Nickel,
Copper lin postpaid receipt Of 2J cts Collect,
ofs suter aud dealers sgDped by the ~ IOO Cicu-
lars cont free Address 5. C. UPAM No. 4O3 Chestnatst,
Philadelphia Pa