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losov.s. On Thursday. December II, DANIEL Doxs
VAN, aged "a ssis
fully invited 10 Al tend HIS funeral from his rosk
dence oo3 Tenth ~ cot corner OF A. this (rrids
alternoon AZ two o,A pck, 10 Galway Cemetery
JoyE.-On Thursaa. pec'moof Al, izAHsnA 'oss
in the Goth year OF her \ 70,
Hr relatives and frsn. = arc respectfully invited
attend Inc funer from hr- late residence l1s East Ss
ventecnth street ss.urdA morning st TEN O'Clock
without further notice. Her ,emaans WIN % exso 70
Greenwood for intermont.
IsoNARD.-0n Thursday morning. tecemoer II stss
severe Illness MARY ANN, the beloe'ee wle u james
Leonard, aged 28 years.
Tho friends OF the family and the active ard honorary
members Of Engine Company No 2l are respes udlly an
vhed 10 attend the funeral this (fridsy) afternoon. y
TWO O'clock from the residence of her mother NO ~
Fast twenty -hrst street
- he"ih tos--on Thu sday December IL, PAnsok Mo-
BARRON native ~ the parish of Cienih. county Ferms
ns5h, ireland, after short but lneAs, agUf "
years.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 htton1 The funeral from his lato resdsuce II
Market street, on saturday Afternoon AZ two O'Clock pre-
ciseiy.
! McDoSALD-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, December n
at his residence, No. 43 Douglass street CaJ,an Jaas
&cl,orsLp, In the 43d year Of his age
Notice OF the funeral In Saturday c~sngs papers
ifor O.hcr Ilsdt IS Sss Secoid Pug..l
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AGGRESSIVE INDICATIONS.

AGGRESSIVE INDICATIONS.
II argued here that the rebels cannot long re1nain
idle where they are. do not know understand
the argument for this. They are engaged in moving
quietly 'front.' aud it said strengthening the force
at Murlrccsboro They maymake dash before
are ready to move; but they viii not find unprcpared
for roccptona, not in condition 70 pay visits
lack Of supplies is all that prevents this army from
moving upon them. They make demonstrations in
our
The rcbss are tearing up the railroad from franklin to
Columbia repairing the road south OF the latter
place
Itecgraphed you short time since that General Nc
Gown had been left IA command at Cumberland Gap. THIS
the telegraph changed 10 McCann. This McCann Is
rebel captain General FORESTS brigade lie WIS for.
nerly resident Of Nashville and in tine hast political
campaign an clcctor the Douglas ticket with
Hon william II. Polk. McCann went into the rebellion,
brt polk remained quiet Mc(,ann owns farm noar the
city, lust beyond our lines and few days snce orag
ing party paid visit to his farm The force accompany
ing tho wagons composed Of the thirty In
diana Colonc Jsrrson, and the Eighty-ninh Illinois,
Lieutenant Colonel Hotchkiss On approaching the house
Mrs Mc ann camc out 70 meet Colonel Harrison, ard, ,
with very bright smie, and apparently cordial man
nor welcomed him to the farm She said she had been
expecting him for some time, and Lad been rather sur
prised that he had before. She gave him tho
keys Of tho cribs, and told HIM hep himself TO every
think lie waited. On inquiries being made for her hus
lard she smngy replied :" That he Ind slept at homo
last night and had left that morning, being informed
OF III approach Of the fcdcrals."
The Rebel Hopes OF Cnpturfng Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Fec. I, 1862.
is strange with what pertinacy the rebels of this
city cling ~ the vain hope that the rebel army Of
Brag will retaxe IT, Tho hope, elusve It may appear
cus ia one as seriously entcrtainsd by many sensible
robcls II Is often hears them express this hope
indeed u is never mentioned hopes but occas ionaily
have the pleasure Of listening, laughing IN my sleeve al
tho time, while rcbol gives bis views tho sub
4 ect of the recapturo OF Nashville. They mention II AZ
"probablc event--'a not unexpected achievement ou
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days cm Calcutta bound TO Boston with fun cargo OF
tmseed sstpetre. gunny bags &C., and when in latitude
swenty eight thirty NORTH longitude fty-eight west,
it being the Sth Of November, we the alabama in
chase OF schooaer but did not know that time there
were any privateers on the ocean.
The Alabama as soon she made us out, gave up the
chase Of the schooner and us and we were seized
in due form and transferred to the pirate.
Captain Liucoln had his wife with him. aud we had as
family The ades, with Captain Lincoln and the Consul.
takcn down aft and not roned, and allowed
some privileges not put in irons, but the re-
mainder of our crew were.
Captain Lincoln was allowed TO retain his sextant, as
was the gift of a deceased relative.
The mainyard of the Wales taken to replace the
mainyard Of the Alabama, which had beon sprung in
carrying heavy press OF sail.
The pirates after removing the people and few article
from the vessel set her e and she was soon burned
up
Eight Of our men, and the second mate-an English
nan-oned the pracal crew, some OF them at the time
being under the influence of bad liquor given to them to
induce their signing the ships articles.
The Alabama is dirty condition. most OF her crew
ing dissatisfied with the cruise, and especially the OIL
GERS. They fear being captured and hung as pirates
The description OF the Alabama, published In the
papers correct; but her is overestmated in
bers ch IL plainly shown III the sire 10 ship all The
menthoy can induce TO desert their flag and honor
men.
ol'thc future movements af the ship the and of
cers knew io;hn or least they did let know
anything about them.
We were landed at Martinique the 18th Of Novem
Der, and took passage a for ST. Thomas, whe
the American Consul took charge of until we went on
board Of the Alice.
Captain Lincoln the Consul and their families went TO
Havana to return home and Captain Miller took passage
on board the brig s. NJ New nau, bound 70 this port
SHIP r. b. WALES.
The ship r. D. Wales built in Mediord in 1874 and
was owned by T. D. Wales Co., of Boston. She 500
tons and rated p She lne vessel, OF full model
aud drew about Is feet she had two decks and haf
poop cabin. she commanded by Captain Lincoln,
3 well known shipnaster OF Boston.
SHIP LEVI sTARBUcK.
The Ie.i Starbuck was sperm wiaer, owned in New
Bedford She carried three boats and Of twenty
eight men. She was bound on cruise to extend over
period OF three years.
The cargo Of the ship T. B. Wales valued at
$50 900 about $l00 OOU insured including risk in
Boston, and tho balance in New York Tn Wednesday
dhe owners OF the T. r. Vale shortly expecting her
rival offered her 10 committee Of the Boston Board Of
Trade to gratuitously convey cargo OF provisions from
Boston to the suffering pooe in England
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NEWS from WASHINGTON.
Washington Doc. II 1ssa.

/ wAsn'roron Doc, II, 1se2
| THE vIsws AND PURPOSE or TIN FRENCH ooyrns
| MEAr ON THD sUByECr or MEDIATION
Private letters received by tho late mails state tina.
imedi eiy after tho refusal OF England and Russia 70
adhere T. the proposition Of mediation Of France cao
council xas hold n which the future action o the
IRE ch government concerning that project was
and settled Its decision will be made known 70 Wash.
ngon tho effect produced by Drouyn do Lhuys
lette In she United Statos viii have been ascertaned
am 20 trust the Information receive, the intention
of the Preach Cabinet In introducing ths subject OF med
alton 10 Engiand and Russia engage ITS policy
In systematic plan OF actc~ with any one OF these
tions BIT smily ask their a wholly
dependent the win Of the American people and ending
iUmod .ateiy after ths expression of that VIM
l informed by the highest authorities thas tho
Frcnch government is well satisfied that 10 has In
way acted woynd The interests, susceptibility
md por Of the Northern States 10 feeis confident Of
tn s>efy and honesty Of its purpose that has de-
cded present itself and without tho OF any
"tler Ps~er, s project Of mcdiaton to Mr.. lincoln
c'ving entirely tho his own judgmen, sDd 70
that Of the American people.
GENERAL MoLE:LAN's MovRasNrs.
General Mcclellan having Auished his testimony the
Msi0weh Court. will leave fW Now York to morrow,
cieven oclk, in special train provided ~ him by Mr
j. ". Gasrot, President Of tho Baltimore OHIO Rai
read
splendid dinner was given al Willard to-day to Gen
Nc eian, by Hon, S. $. Cox, OF Ohio. Among the
guess were Gen Fz John Porter and tho euiire Ken
lucky delegation In Congress.
An informal meeting OF Gen McfIellan's friends de
torn ned odaJ TO give him grand serennde TO-
evening" bll Il Is known that he will leave the
morning lie has declined Invitations OF theatrical
a'agers Tne name Of the General is constantly intro
dced 10 performances, and 10 invariably oxcises enthu
siastic applause
SENATOR PEssENDEN AND THE HERALD
Senator Fesse den in tho dehase 10 day upon arbitrary
alluded to the p, ess. and ntated that
resident he would suppress the NEW YORK HERALD no
matter how great its power and aaencc. THIS said
10 the support given to Seneral McCleaa by
the IlRRAID.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Eeuteaant Commander Fitzhnah and Lieutenant E. Il.
Mulln have been ordered 10 the Iroquois
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Joseph p Couthony has
been @. dercd 10 tho steamer Colombia
ac,ing Master John Gddngs has een ordered 60 the
etesmer Hendrix Hudson.
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Additional Particulars.

ST. I0UIs, Dec H. 1882.
General Blunt e'egraphs General Curtis that tho
with whom he fought tho battle OF Fralrie Grove
Fayetteville Ark have probably crossed tho Arkansas
river.
The enemy ot all Of his wounded and OF his doad
on the asd uncarcd for
one hundred of their wounded have died since tho
battle, aud largo portion OF tho remainder wounded
morta,y.
The total loss OF the enemy is estimated By General
Blunt at nearly two thousand.
Our loss is two hundred killed and about nve hundred
wounded Most of the latter will recover.
General Heron puts tho oss Of the enemy at from i've
10 sevon hundred killed and tweuiynv hundred wcnnd
ed estinato oes higher than General Duns
does.
Coonci Black, Of the Thirty seventh Illinois, Is among
the killed. and Major Thompson, Of the Twcutc,h Iowa,
among the wounded
The enemy lost lvo coloncs.
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THE LATE BATTLE I'M ARKANSAS,

A Hard Fought Battle and n Complete
VictOry--shc Union Loss One ihou-
sand--Thc Rebel Loss Estimated at
Double that numbcr-Oiiscini Report
from General Curtis, sc.
Sr. LOUIS. Dec II, 1852
Msor General HNJEcg General Ia Chief Washingl
lulther det ills received from Generals Blunt and
HERON frow the battle ground Prairie Grove near Fay
ettsviilc, Arkanaas.<
OF loss in killed and wounded estimated at
thousand and that ihn enemy ut over two thousand.
The rebels lett many OF her dead most OF their
wounded u care
iNtci,sive hospitals will be inprovscd in Fayetteville
Icrsous returnei the battle field represcn that
the enemv twenty .e III. thousand strong
Their artillery much crippled We took four cais
filled with ammunition and large number of small
General Blunt moves forward to day on Cane Hill
General Heron remains at Prairie Grove, buryng the
dead
Tho enemy implied their wheels aud moved OF in the
night continuing their retreat Van Burea and proba
bly, -ossing the Ark river.
Colonel Mcfarland Of Nineteenth Iowa regiment,
killed
Colonel Black, Of the Thrty-sevent Illinois, and MAJOR
Thomas. 0: tho Twentieth Iowa regiment, aud large
number OF subsltern officers. are wounded.
II was hard fought bit.ic and complete victory.
S. r. CURTIS, Major General Commanding.
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Movements of General HOvey-Rccon-
nOissancc uP the YmzOO River.

CAIRO, IT. Dec. II, Is62.
General IIovoy and sta arrived at Friars Point the
Mississippi river, sunday morning. II was not known
whether his entire maad returned with him.
Two hundred negroes returned with General Hovcy,
twenty Of whom lie found chained in a clncbrake.
A ,hnoissauce had been made by gunboats up tho
yazoo river, tn. results OF which unknown. 1t is
reported a there from -four to six feet
the channel of th river.
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NEWS FROM new ORLEANS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP MARION.
The Congressional Elections in the
Crescent City.
Hahn and Flanders the Success
fAfCanLidatcs,
&C.. &C..

Ghe steamship Marion, Captain Phillips from New Or
leans arrived at this port early last evening The
by this riyal will be found vel condensed in the letter
OF our SPECIAL c. .rres.o .ondeut.
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Court Caien,,n,-Thtx Dnx.

SUI pEME COuRft iRci n-Iart 1--Nos 1898 80TT 8l55
siTi $3.50 Sys3 SS75. 1881. 0l6 gi6l 9l63 orb Part
Mos 4432, 6010, 1894 ~ 8l22 $685. 1896 90ss 9laO
si"2
226i 1855 o099 2267, 230U. 1898 2i70 26',9 26l 26l4
25l7 2oiS. Part Irregular cnesd r Case Nos
1885, 1851 1858, 1859 1850 1861 1852 1885, 1864 1866
1896, 1861, 1868, 1869, 1871.
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MANS rHr sQUsproys.-Ths supply steamer Cir
cassian wa sai from This port Monday, touching At
all the naval headquarters the coast She takes cut
over sixty officers as passengers and the mails.
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SEVENTH RRGisgSr NATIONAL GUARD BAsD..Thc third
promenade concert OF tho seventh Regimen, National
Guard Band under the direction Of Mr.. O. 3 Gfatula.
will take place at III. regimentai armory Saturday
evening, 18th inst
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Jlr,N IttrsmArrD.-Dr. n. l. Macgowan, the famous
Eastern traveller has accepted the invitation Of NUN
her Of our prominent czcns 10 deli, short course ri
lectures japan, commencing on neat Monday evening
at StuYvosant InsMtuto In BrcadvaH.
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RrnnfifuI Complexton.-Lmi BIos

Criss adoro's Hair Dye, Prcservattve and
wiz depot Wholesale and retail, No. Asos House The
bye applied by skilfni srt'sis
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wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dy.tng
nnd NoGavia Cream, for beaai.fying the hais NJ w. A.
BATCHELORS. 10 Bond stree
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DIVISION
Major General Frank Chcatham, of Tennessee.
Brgadier General George Nancy, Of Tennessee
First regiment Tennessee Volunteers,
Thirty eighth regiment Tennessee Volunteers,
Second Briqad..
Brigacicr General Donuelsop, OF Tennessee.
Fl st regiment Confederate infantry,
second regiment Confederate infantry,
Fouft regiment Con ederate Infantry,
and one other Tennessee regiment .'t.
Rrgadicr Gcnerai stuart. ~
Four regimsnts, OF which is from Tlorda
DIVISION.
Major General John Breckenridge, Of Kentucky.
F.ls I9fe de.
Brigadier General Maxcy Of Georgia
Se,obd Briaa.'c.
Brigadicr General William Preston, o. kentucky.
TAtrd sr,oade.
Brigadcr Genera Roger Hanson, Of Kentucky.
>rRE.
Located neccmber 3 at Shelbyvi!lc, Tennessee.
Lieutenant Gene al T.. hiihy smith Commanding
iiRsr DIyIsrN,
Brigadior Genera, Preston Smith
Composed Of three brgades whose organization is not
known
Organization not known-h IS three brigades
pIyisi3y.
Organization not kiown--nas three brigades.
LEFT Wing
Located Dec g ~ she byvile, Tennessee
Lieutenant 1encrai William !. Hardee Commanding.
FIRST DIVISION.
Major General Withers, OF Georgia.
Three brigadcs of which is composed Of regulars
DIVISION.
Major General Il W. Anderson, OF Alabama.
Til &C brigades.
DNisl N.
Three br aces
TA'HMt.SlS
Tennessee co. scripts
fiR.r
Major Genera! sainac r. Anderson.
BjiGgde
Brigadcr General Gideon j. Pillow.
CavitRy
Fsa BriGad
Brcadier Glue nj jose Ii Il. Wheeler.
At iavcrguc.
Second Bfiooie
Brisadier General John II. Morgan
At Boards Siis twelve Miles uth of Lcban
fhrd Brigade
Brigadicr General Forrest.
At IavcrEne.
Eauy B,igrds
Brigader Genera, ~tearns
At Noinsville
ESTIMATED FORCE or TIE REBI.L ARMY.
WING
Major General Buckner 5000
Maior General Cheatham. Observation-Disclosures. OU00
MAJOR General 3reckinridgc. 500
Brgaiicr General Preston smith. 6ooo
LEFT WING.
Major General Wthers GOO
Ma General Anderson. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Third Division. .........,......... 800
DErA,fMrSrs.
First Division Tennessee Conscripts .......... 1000
First Brigade Tennessee Conscripts Pillow ... 32yo
CAVALRY.
II ipadier General wheeler ....o.......2 1000
Brgadier General Morgan ..'................. 5000
Rrg,dicr General Forrest Observation-Disclosures. $500
Brgadier General Searns s....................l 800
ARTILLERY.
Estimated twenty five batteries. es............. $3.50
Total rebel force. rce................... 100
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stxs. Winsio~v's Soothing /

Best Soap in Use Il James Pyls's y. *
Soap--k. the grocers keepit
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Position OF General Grants Forces
General II0vcy's Encounters with the
EHcmy.
CAIRO. Ill. . DOC. IL. 1862.

CAIRO, III, Toe II, I662.
An army officer from Oxford on Monday. reports tie
man body u Grants Infantry cncampSd shor distance
south Of Ovard ana the cavalry. under Colonel Dickey,
o;!eecille ftren miles from Granada. 1t not
nronat lla. the Infantry would move before today, for
the reason th II they awaiting the arrival Of supply
t,ainS from Holly springs.
Texas Rangers possess the country west and south o.
White river.
Intelligence frnm Hclona states that Hovcys expedition
destroyed portion Of the Mississippi Contr Railroad.
and burned the bridges and Otherwise obslruct,d the
Mississippi and Tennessee road. During the march he
eng god the enemy at three different points driving
them back in every instance. We I'd several wounded
but killed
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of Youth aud La nd Pearl for prrsrrop; ana beauty
the Complexion and skin. Ladies' afur using this
imhtin will be convinced that 1t ha. equal
All druggists and 4Jy Broadway
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Advance Of the Rebels Under
Joe Johnston.
OUR PICKETS DRIVEN IN.
THE REBEL STRENGTH IN TENNESSEE.
BATTLE DIOMENTARILY EXPECTED,
CO., &C.. GO.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 10-P. ~
The rebels under Generals Joe Johnston Bragg, Chett
ham Forrest Morgan, have advanced and appea cd
in our front great force this morning, driving
pickets at every pont
battle n,omenarily expected Hartsvile. Rein
forcemenls being hurried forward, and every point
will be strengthened The recent rebel victory at HTts
vile has greatly emboldene the rebels.
Gea. Nesley takes ths field o.morrov in person.
General Mitchell viii command tho post of Nashville,
and s rapidly organizing troops, under orders of
General Rosecrsns ~ form force to nove at
any moment
Forrest has reached Carksvle and holds that place
with considerable force
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Trusscs.-Harsh's Radical Cure Trusscs
corner OF Broadway aud Ann street. under Barnuln
scum. lady attendant No connection with any olhcl
olIc
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Co.'S kcntnc.y and Missouri State Lotteries.
kESrucKY, ExrRa uiAss 5S1-De, em ,sr ~. 1862
&c, g., II, "a. AZ, l3. ca, l5, ~, IS, 70, 10, 40.
KssTUcxy CLASS 5sS-De.cmbrr II 1862.
u, "a, III, 30, AZ, -, 3d. 10. 10, "a. "a, Ia,
Circulars sent free of charge hy sltr ,ssins either
MURRAY, EDDY co,
Covington. KY. or st. Louis, Mo Z
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BatCh~ior's Hair Dyc--the Best tn the
world hs and reliable Sold drug
pertumers every where Factory o BsrcAy hrecs
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Trusses.--1inrsh ~ Co.-Kadical Cure
Truss once stu at No Vcscy street, Asor House. No
connection with other Office OF the name. hdy
Attendant
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The Rebel Almy organization.

ANcOoA many
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. ., 1852
1t not necessary TO say how have obtained the fol
lowing organization Of the rebel army in front.
will be found quite interesting and am convinced and
assured that IL is very nearly correct
ARMY OF The SOUTHWEST
General Joseph Eggeston Johnston,
Commander int hicf.
DEPARTMENT No. 2.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE MISSISSIPPI
General Brayton Bragg Commanding
> George VIM. ent A. A. Il. and Chief Of Staf
George G. Garner, a. A. G..
RIGHT WING.
Located Dec ut Murfrecsboro, Tenn
Lieutenant General l.e mi las Polk Commanding
pyIsION.
Major General Simon Bolivar Buckner, Of Kentucky.
Fi,si Bi7gdde.
Brigader General haimers. Of Mississippi.
Composed of four regiments among them cue from Geor
gia and twn from Mississippi
Ne0nd Brigade.
Composed Of four regiments aNng them the Fifth Ken
lucky Colonel Thomas IL. Hunt.
Third u igldc.
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INTERESTING FROM MISSISSIPPI.

Capture OF Twelve Hundred Prisoners
and MOre Coming In.
IH,LADEIA1nA, Dec IL 1852.
dispatches from General Grants army received at
Washington state tht had captured ZOO prisoners
wIc il pursuit Of Penbcrtons army, and moro were
coming IN hourly.
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omc.sa Drawing. Of the Delaware state

Loitei les. ., .r
DsL,wlRt, ExrRA CLASS 535 December II. 1862
35, G7, 7s -, 4 ., IL, ~. -, 16, H. 40, 50.
DELAWARE. CLASS 40j-Drcember II. 1867 F.
81, ~. ), - 45. 6s. Ji, 23. G6. ~, "a, so.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.
Wilmington, ID DJ.aware
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chDdreu thing only relieves the child from pain
b nveorates the stomach and bowels scy aud
gives and vgor the whole system. seceuS bottle
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Goura ud's Poudrc subtitle Uproots Hair
from any part of the body. Warranted as Broadway
BATES, Boston.
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Holiday Hats. Holiday Hats.-Aiso La
des rancy Furs etwHTFS the rsaowncd Halter. Of ZIG
Droadway.
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Eight Cartes dc Visi'es for 81 ne Paret's.
10 So broadway between Nineteenth and TSen
A t-aats
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NOTICE-Thc firm OF X. France 4 Co. was dissolved on
the day .. Noscnbtr, ial2 and new c'srincrshp
formed to manage tue LIBRARY Assocat Company Lottery
kentucky the s,vle =. Broadbent so.
December l. 1862 the bu ines, " bt conducted
Ia the Of X. BROADBLSf CO., Managcrs.
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Album PhOtogrnp pNs s-Fincst styles.
Worthy the albums, HOLMES Park Gallery. 56a
broadway
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nIaisom NIntllarsl,

StI1l Ahemd.-A Splendid AIbnm Nnd n
dozen de visite toe s.: BtLCHs. rs Greenwich
~ Kn.
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Royal NnvnnA I.ottrs VA Prcmiu Inn OF
2is cent paid for prizes Highest r C. AID for poub-
looms. American Gold and S,lver. TAYlOE 4 co,
Bank i6 Wall street
tcries Informal. on given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
II Wall stre l. room No. !.
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Ladies' and Gentlemen set Your Ca rtc
ystcs Tor New Years A. VAUGHSs. 2s5 Bowefy u for
81 None better
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Heavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
On hand Llsde 10 det ~
UNION ADAMS, M. g37 broadway.
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Aukicts-Svorn! Over the Top Of the
boot oecting tho ankle from cold and the incest
,hins for skating FOR sale at W. II. JBFfERS No. 5Iy
BroadwAy.
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Ankicts.-If You V0uld Make n Christ
mas wif. daughter, pair of Ankle
al MlILER's, 81 Canal street.
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To Cnpitniists ma Paper nInhers.- lie

To Capitalists and Pnpe GiRkers.- lie
Undersigned committee appointed by ami acting for The
hociatrn Press In the c,, o' New York VIII receive ro
po.a for the uliv OF the %. part OF It.UN
uutnds ol ~ .i per week the day
Of January therca ihe
range ncnt. ca + i,rte erfectedj. " s. REACH
Sun olice, Nassau and Fulton trct
SAM Eli SIN LAIR.
Tribune once. corner Nassau aud Spruce streets.
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Hiram Anderson, No. 30 Bowery. 10
selling Engsh Carpets ocotls Mats Mating, &c a. low
prices.