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TLtkV-E9E n SID WY.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
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Brides, Whips,
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and dealers in
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MISCELLANEOUS
THEttv.sR Is E1.DED

IL
axiea VICTORY Is wen.
..s r. x.ese ~ s--s - arr
WAGENER'S SEWING MACHINE.
Anew Inventi0n!
First Premium Awarded for the Best
. Sewing by Machine. :
v1HIS MACTTsE IS TIE BEST FOR AL
family and mar ufac turing surposes, viii make
coa pants. shirts quilt bed quilts and do oil 9th
er work In all fabri.s lis simplicity, durability,
efficiency and price challenge every other machine
in use -Wheeler & Wilson's, fsroye. / Bakers
l. n. Sipg>r Cas- no, excepted.
All wishing TO purchase good machine are in
vited 70 examine this before purcb a.ing
Warranted one var, with proper usage.
PRICE, $sc,a~HEAsEa, IS. EXTRA.
wAGAzJE ES'5
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Than tho gcojs can be basted by hand.
No person or machine has a right to use sale
Wageners Bas,er ana Binder on any machine x
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said Wagner or his legal agents.
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Please state the sind Of machine you wish I
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TTORTEy Afp COUN -tLLOR At Ia"
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DiStOilgSiCN.

THE FRI OF GILLETT, WIRTS & KELLY,
/ fo.merl, proprie'ors Of the LeCaire House,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
accounts Of the concern will be settled by its
members.
DAvExPosf, May 7tb, 1862.
]. C. WIkTS,
J. s. KELLEY.
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On Cars of Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars Oh Night Trains,

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Proposals.
Office Of ASSISTANT CosNssARY GENERAL SuBs
No. safest. New-York. Dec. 49, 1861 )
A RMY SUPPLIES-PrOposas will be received

A RMY SUPPLlES-PrOposa will be received
~ by the undersigned until 4 D. IN TUESDAY. the
ga instant for supplying for the Of tho United States
Army 81 BSSrtNCE STORES. to be delivered in New
lofk - fGllOws viz;
100000 pounds prime RIO COFFEE to be packed IN
double sacks Of hundred pounds net each nsids sack to
be Of strong cosewoven twiod cotton stuff. OF other
material equally adapted 20 the purpose, samples Of
which must % exhh'eo outsis sack Of st quality new
and strong gunny ch both seeks to be sewsd Close ni the
TO be drawn wound, aud sewed strongly.
100000 pounds Of prime RICE in barrels like samples
TO be- seen si this office.
$50 900 pounds Of prime RICE IN sacks as above.
biIders tCN GfIs IN Il pToPsdIi eQTIei time at
Uhics tieir deiirerir. Be made.
Proposals different articles bo separate sheets Of
paper
Small samples to accompany proposals..
Each bid have printed copy Of this sdvertiienens
posted head and must specific in complying pre-
csey with ell the terms Each bid TO tsve condea alton.
mus contain tie written guaranty of i"o esponibe names
y follows:
I'VE the undersigned hereby guarantee that should all or
Of the above bid be accepted, shall be duly i-
ted according il. pufpoT and conditions also that
with TO the Of cnefourth tho
value u the stores proposed to be furnished SHAH DO executed
II required"
Bidders may propose for the whole part Of the above
The sellers name place Of business with date Of purchase,
Il required each package Of every article.
the stores will be carefully Inspected before he dev
cry and pared with the retained samples Returns OF
weights signed by professional Public Nesher must DO
furnished whenever required
Payment be made In such funds may be
furnished by the United States.
Contractors expected hold their goods without ex
pense 10 the United States until required for shipment
PropOse bids accepted are requested 70
send for their samples Oh SATURDAY, 27th
Blanks for proposals will be furnished at tits Office, which
must be ncood Ia envelope addressed 20 the undesiSned
and indorsed " PROPOSAL for Subsistence Stores"
A. h. EATON. Lieutenant- Colonel and A. c. g. y.
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ConnIsARr GENERAL on
ARMY SIPPLIES.-Proposals will be re-

A MY SUPPLIES.-Proposals will be re-
~ ceived by the undersgned until o'clock ?. IN. on
SATURDAY the goth inst foI supplying for he use OF Tue
United States Army. SUBSISTENCE STORES, a. fol-
lows, viz:
2,95O barrels FIRST quality corn.'ed MESS PORK
10 he delivered by before he 10th Of Jsnusry 1868 At
Getty. Packing Yard, NewYorA Cy whose oeFsihesse Of
1spec'ion viii be required.
Meat be thoroughly cured and packed with an extra
quality ofthe bsN salt.
Zach bid have printed copy Of this advertisement
posted ts head and must be specific IN complying pre-
ciss ~ with al the Each bid to confederation
contain the written guaranty Of two responsible
b follows: - q,
part the shove Did be accepted shall be duly
fulfilled according to iis true pupor and eonddons also
that written contract with bonds the amount OF
fourth value OF the proposed TO be furnished
shall be executed II required"
Payment heretofore 90 be made IA such funds " may
be furnished by the United States 49,
Baaks t0r pofal, teW be JErnisd at s Office vhfet
BE- inoofed sntel p, Gddr,'d 70 the uHdsngned
ana tsdgrted Propo.Git or SHbsiifsnos St0rts"
A. h. EATON. LiontCoL and c. o. 5.
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y s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
u. EiGnTH DISTRICT Qgh. 2lth AID 2lsi wId')
Gbe Collectors Olce D. open FOR Payments daily. nom
10 5 O'Clock
PAYMENTS for LICENSES arc now due, and dellhguenu
are liable Q, thru times ihe amount Of license.
ALL MANUFACTURERS arc aoiG~d that ihoir returns
must before l0 ~ each month AID fAlD tae
ssias mouth ttsy viii b. liable pty Ten PR CENT
ADDITIONAL, Is reg aired y lav.
G. ? PUTNAM Col cc'or
No 81 Broadway =. No. lGt sth-av.
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Ocean Steamers.

1 RRANGrMENT commencing July /, J-G2.-
"A FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA.
frscas, steamer viii esVe Nevho-k % ne lti I'm,
and lst Of each month"; except WHOM those dae- i N
SUNDAY, slen the Gsy OF departure viii oe De MoNDAi
following ~
ir-.gt.ep D. T. ALLEN Agent
CtTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,
- rpfFAsT DUBLIN All LONDONDERRY TO- EfD.
Tie Montreal Ocean Steamship Company tftt.ciaa'
Clyd..huit lion steamship ST. ANDREW. Capt Duiton-
l. intended % sen from N~-i ok Liverpool and Glasgow,
o. ATLlDAY 2Ith december, A. H. noon from per no
9 \ loo; Of Eorh Mooe-.t Ills hae team a. Att'i
p IN. most approved itge ufue tie comfort. convent,
enc and sasiy Of Iassef els Garner an etpcroced mr.
geln RATES ~ fAssAGEErst Colin. $50 informed ste,
ond wi IA 1rdding 10, Seflaee $50, including aDun-
daut supply Of pIourous. Apply 10
f''' FRANCIS MACDONALD { CO,
No. Bowling Green.
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NIBLOs SALOON.
~ GOODWIN ( wILDERS
POLYMORAAA
pnEsENI WAX
Will be on exhibition tae first time on ChblSraA1
EVE Dee a. and congiaue every MONDAY teIeep Mons
5.y pee 2sl W EDSEsDAY. Thu ksDAY and EhDAX
FSENISG and every NEDNr SDAY and SATURDAY.
AFTERNOON until nrtne. notice q.
vie Of this erbe contest rom the hrn
DREAD SIGNAL AT SUMTER
down 10 the iGss geat battle with startling scenic and Dc
CaASD MOVING DIORAMA
Of the Great Naval Combai between the
MaRklAAC AND MONITOR
T I. truly the most nincent Goranic Representative -
tat las ever placed before the American public whers
IA ..sn tue moving ships the he aud sose Of the sd
suciug host. tAs thunder Of and the dn Of baltic
IA poa tho ear OF too audience, and the fearful work OF
carnage and death presented with dLteinsss moesine
reality
patriotic Lecture. The viii be ensenec win Muse
selected spp.ot ate 70 this al absorbing subject
Door. open At : o'c.ocS. Commence ~ =. AtefnconA
open Al 2 a. cock. Commence al p ~
Performances every Afternoon during Christmas Holidays
Admission 15c Received seats Soc Clte'en secotnps.
MED %, ponis seats l5c. Liberia ar arguments
ih schools by arp caton At the Saloon Carriages may %
ordered evening" 81 MAnees Of u O'CLOCK NO PERFORM
suce su Tuesday aaa Saturday Aisnss-
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sTATH OF NKw. Yoax
QrARTERsAsTEK OEsKtArs DEPARTNENT,
No. 81 "ALKEE 81, ALw.loaE, Dec 10, ioo2
&EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
W i. Office uau the 2Sd day Of December inssut At II
o'clock noon f0r tie and delivery the fl
lowing srtcle. q UNlFOhM CLOTHING-au 70 be manu-
gsctuTed iu tie Cry OF BIooklyu:
- all Wool ligbi blue KeTsey OvYRCOATs
90 dsrk blue Cloth CHASoElR JAChETs
g. pairs A-lt bl4e krTsey CHAS- .1E 4AOWsrVg
10 Do IN material and style o. manufacture 10 rat
ieTus in thl. ocs, whee Tie SAMPLES and SPECIFICATIONS
b. inspected
The bids viii state the price a. which each Ct d. sbove
zealioued articles viii be fUIuiahed.
The ,hl reserved 10 reject any oil bids which may be
made.
lie fuccessful bidder viii be required give bonds with
approved surees for the faithful efJnalcs o. The
Proposals. VII DO addressed 20 the undersigned tA Office
'aHe iAc0Tssd " FIoTCsas for JHioun C'othilg"
C. 4. ARTHUR. OuarioiIAs .tef.Cenerel
Dec- 10 % d inclu. State II NeW-YOk
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C5rotcries mo Dropision5.

HEALTHY FOOD.-Robinsons pure Scotch
Il OATMEAL for Porddge snd Dat Cske En'Teiy Tree
nm the in pure. which common Oatmeal contains ana
superior food r CHI den, invalid and oih'f. fu 49, by
Robinson BE lVle Coz London, aud sold un I0un PACK
rses only By al Gfocers and Apo'hecarief.
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II. 8. 1nternal Rcpcnue.
5. INTERNAL REVENUE.


EXCISE TAX AND LICENSE NOTICE.
To residents and al pe'sons Assessed under The Laws Of
the United States Tor ho PAYMENT Of Taxes Du., or Ii
oeuses W THO the FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT Of
the State Of NewYork comprising the 3D. Ssh tth aud 9Th
Wards Of The City Of New-York
TAKE NOTlCEThs; the underlined Collector CT TiIss
for the Fourth Collection District Of the State Of NewYors
comprising the 3D. 9Th 9th and 9th wsd. Of the City Of New
YorE pursuant act Of Congress entitled, An se to pro
vide Internal revenue support the Government, and
Interest the public debt"
GIVE NOTCE-Ths; Tie Duties Tsres and Licer'as as
ssssed upon persons residas doing business within ''id
District, and which By sid act they respectively liable to
psy have become due ad payable, ard that La attend to
receive payment Of tho Office No s. frsnk In
IT, In toe said District and City daily from the hour ofs
the hour q p M AID from and Alter ih' cate until
and Including the 24!h DAY Of Dccea.bsr, Inst
All persons who ,ha neglect 70 pay to he Dl'ei Tai
e. Licenses Aforesaid assessed them within
the above specified limo shall De liable and viii b, therefore
required 10 pay TEN PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon tho
amount thereof JOHN MACK.
Collector 4lh District.
N.v.yo-l IQ.f Dererr,s- IaS2
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NAVY A0RSr's OYncH
<~.,..- NV fOKK. Drct uub~r H. 1861
SEALED PROPOSALS.-INDORSED PRO
- rO3AL for LIGNuMNifE will 10 received % tbs Of
UNI TUESDAY rcx the 2jd inst 1t u clock for tie
,zes Of ST. Domingo Lguumyi's be de- ivsied At
800 " Navy Yard, brookyn, free O. al e1prnee 10 die
otsihaen sud subject 10 usual inspec ION of tue Yard
Shtiy day, VIZ: "''''-
Five TINS % be " inches diameter
We tuna T. be q inches diameter
five tubs 10 be a inches diameter.
Ten tuut " be 10 % u inches diameter.
l. HLNDEA ON, Navy Agent
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This medicine incrsses the power OF digestion and erces
the sbsorbens into healthy sc,cn by which the water or
csoelous depoOns and all unnatural eusgoments are 10
ducsd web pain and inflammation and 10 good for
MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN
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Copasluersblp Ncliecs.

NOTICE o. Dissolution o. Partnership. ~, ne
y Cl,soat.ifc herrto.rr efi,u, h.swe'a Iegi' Coz
81, aud Jossph ,5lwo h. tn day DIasOL' ~ by mutv,
u..nt tdleI ~ l. aLto .issd ~ Aqni+t h.u ,'tl -
ianllng bushes. of tho rarttrshil 81 ii- fl'Fehsn
"..'. =, ftaes.,,n., Igl ' LEWIS COLWELb,
''' w JGSElI coli" lila
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Manager. ...........WM WHEAILEx'
BENEFIT
and
Positively last appearance OF
MATILDA HERON,
who win appear
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING, Dec. 90, 1852 a.
EDITH,
in tho triumphantly successful drama 81
EDITH Or. TIE EAkLS DAUGHTER
LADY EDITH. .MAllLDA HEhON
SUPPORTED BY A POWERFUL CAST.
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec q,
VIII be produced for the FIRST time this Theater the
GHAND ROMANTIC SPECTACULAR DRAMA
FAUST AND MARGUERITE,
which has been for many moaths in preparation for the
Christmas Holidays.
and will now be produced
with Grand and Essentially Novel Mechanical Effects
Properties, APpoiItments, Scenery and Dresses,
ell
The celebrated tragic artist,
J u. ROBERTS,
will make h' frs. appearance. supported by Full and
Powerful Company 49,
A Grand Matinee viii be b. given on CHRISTMAS AZ
TERNOON. at two o'clock
Doors open o'clock Performance 10 commence at u
O'Clock. .
Admission so Secured Parsus. Stalls 7Sc Family
Circle D cents
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Nnlrsenienls
ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUds AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCES
BOUCICAULTS GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
BOUCICAULTgS GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
COLLEEN BAWN;
OR,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock and
THIS EVENING at "A O'clock
Mr.. W. B. HARRISON. COMIC IMPKOMPTU SINGER
appears a each performance.
COMMODORE MUTT THE $500 MUTT.
Of the most extraordinary wonders OF the world 4,
AT ALL HOURS DAY AND EVENING.
and at intervals and tho stage during each dramatic en-
tertainuIent, will
GIVE VARIETY or PERFORMANCES
Including songs dances military drill rests his hisory &c.
THE BEAUTIFUL CONNECTICUT GlANTEsS,
Tie largest ady Of her age IN the known world
ONLY ia YEARS OLD. WEIGHS 6Z POUNDS
MEASURES 9 FEE " INCHES ROUND.
OLD ADAMS'5 CALIFORNIA BEARS.
exhibited and performed by the renowned Lion-Tamer,
HERR DRIESBACH -
COLORED TROPICAL FISH. ALBlNO FAMILY,
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAM
LILY and a million other Wonders.
Admission to all. Is cents Children under ten 10 cents
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HEMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
UEMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
HEMBOLpS EXTRACT BUCHU.
ton Early Indi,cietfon, Of Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms;
Ipdlsposton to LxeIien. Los. Of Power.
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Di.e.s,, Nakefaness
Dimness Of Inon, Psin in tho Back.
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body.
DT,ness OF the Skin Ernptons on the Face,
Universal LAssisude Of the Paid CounIensnce.
These symptoms, II allowed to 90 on, which this medicine
invariably remove, soon follow
Me9TkESScE FATTITY EPTLEPTIGc FITS FITS
IMPOTENCE FArUlrY, ErlLEPlIC PITS
In ono Of which the patient msy expire Who can say
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTlOSt
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTl0kl
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTIONt
Many Of the Of their suffering bat none
IHE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsyLUMs
psss to the Truth Of tn, assertion. The con-
ORGANIC WEAKNEsS
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
requires tie aid Of uedcneo strengthen and invsOrse the
system, which
HELMBoLDs hXLRAcT BucHU
hELMIoLD's IxfRicr BUcHU
TRIAL WILL ooSS 'n;I3 tie {. MOST sKsrTIcAL
/
FEMALES YYNALTs FEMALES
FFNALES FEMALES FEMALES
FEMALES FEMALES fENALE5
FEMALES lkMALtS ftMALLs
FFMALFs TEMALEs FEMALES
FTNNLEs FEMALES fEMALEs
FEMALES FEMALLJ FEMALES
FEMALE5 FEMALES fEMALEs
FEMALEI InMILES FEMALES
FEMALES FKMALks ftMALkS
FEMALES fEMALkS fEMALEs
FEMALEs FEAALEs fEMALEs
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WINNER GARDEN.
REPETITION OF THE GLORIOUS BENEFIT BILL
Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS,
GRACE
0AIFTY

DELIGHTFUL ANIMAL SPIRIrA
aud
WO- .DERFUL VERSATILITY,
the language Of Of greatest critics. render hsg
THE MOST CHARMING AND ATTRACTIVE Artistic
the stage.
A MAGNIFICENT NIGHTS AMUSEMENT.
THEEE FAVORITE PIECES.
I.-ALL BALLOW EVE.
Mrs. Barney Williams. Kitty Kilies9
Mr. Barney wilma OConnu
Revival Of the Comme5ietts Of
2.-LAW FOR LADIES.
Mira Barney Wliaus ...oopnis heratstp
MIS- Barney Williams.
with tho song Of Lovely Nancy"
Mrs Barney Williams. Sop
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Mrs. Barney Williams. ..-Nsneg Slecun
3-To coucude with the frs. act of
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE M0DESTY.
Pat with the song Of Widow Machres NJ, p,rn.v W,l,.ms
aud the Insh Pig story. ....... N Do'
Nancy. with the Of Ny Mary Ann Mrs Barney Williams
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Dantins Ataormies.
mnsltdl Instruments.

DRASS INSTRUMENTS OF finest quality,
Rotary and Piston Valves hand aud made " order,
wanasied II 6B. DODWoRTH, A..or place, N. Y.
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Jne!rrcnou.
CAGLEswOOD MILITARY ACADEMY

MIR. GEO. G.. ANTHON's FRENCH and
I'VE ENGLISH SCHOOL with Gymnasium No. S72 Broad
way corner Of l8ths st. Circulars at school.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-20

Old Young tinT~ VARIED O. NorfrupiAilns aAliAs',
IN many affections lacuilas q Females.
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
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ton cgu4sriiy f-inslness sIpgIcsson o. Cuonafi
Iyac.aior, ces4ica 81 scunoe. s-to C.! ne Dtrs Leu
conhna White. s'eiy. end Tor al comp zuts INCIDENT
10 TO whether a.ng hon indsTsoas naDta " disT-
DECLINE on CHANCE OF LIFE.
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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-11-05
BRAGG AND BEAUREGARD.

"Thc Knoxville Register contains card signed
by Confederate Soldiers asking why Gen. Beau
regard has been taken from them whether it was
on account of his failing health, or for the purpose
of placing them another, who never will be as
competent to lead the Western army as their tried
and cherished General They further ask that he
shall be restored to his command. General Beau
regard has the faculty Of causing firm and lasting
attachment to spring up between himself and his
army, wherever he may chance to command"
Examiner
General Beauregard has other faculties, too, which.
if he had been allowed to retain the command of the
army he had actually created, as well as organized,
would have placed that army, and the State of Ken
lucky, and the of the Confederacy, in far
better and more advanced condition than they to day
occupy. Why he was removed is among the in
scrutable acts of an Executive whose ways are past
finding out. How he was removed-by what shall
low bubble and unworthy equivoke-is better I'M
derstood. The soldiers of that army may ask to
have their beloved General restored to them, but,
if they are answered at all, they will probably be
told, as their Congressional Representatives were
when they preferred similar request, that though
all the world united in the application, it would not
be granted Let them be SILENT therefore, and
know that one more wiser than they-wiser than
all the world rules in all these atfairs
Richmond Wig.