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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25

NJ. WE sre srahoci2 81 10 erGoup6s Gel W Z
D>< PATTON sf Capsper, g cendiaz.s 80 re-
press-t 10, sens.C.is. ci;:tisr courcsasi of the
uitlss Of 0u.peper, EsoisoH. Orange and Greene
81, al:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25
VACANT LOT On lS9n 8
" AND WALNUT ALLxY, At AU0TIO0.~

" AND WALAUT ALx2Y At AU0TIOa.~
we viii sell upon the prsmlssss % YUueOAY, ~
xs h day Of Arril, oo9ms.elpS ct Il o'aleek J tae
cable vaaaat lct On The Wsstside - 1osh suoee
. - intsrsesitou vlth Nsl9lt A1eT. snA AteoF
OF dc siofs of n Wnsen WiEbrc IL 11eye
l5.h ttzsss thirty eight feet, and rua9 eeGe p011
NTH Walnut AIlsy 6f1ySsvsu feet 41o 6oo1een
q :h!s lot saApts I. particularly ~ I1nbes.
housA
TEANs.--Oas haM sa1h, o. the W1e0e = -.
sesrsd; the ba)sEse g IN months. foe ooGool1h9o
The purchases 70 pay tAS AaKse foe lea.
JA1 n 1AYk01 = 004, An06
klter the saie Of the above WnI ~ ~ oboUe
nlasty thousand Old 11sOKA On ~ sene ~
sp2a IN e = q Auot6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25

NJ. THE following ickes Win be supported
M ky rcas,, vo.sgg In 81; she v.ar,l, q. TIA sise
ten to he held OH ths fourth Tn1s.isy Of Eay:
For tia Stsis Senate
Gen Il " RANDOLPH.
Fer he Hc.s: Of Delegates.
WiLs.EAH as xLCE,
- EAusDaAa,
4 W 0LAZSETO0E.
sp 24-6:* JETTEESCiH WAlD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25

F0G TSE SEakTE--.s Il 4xaNHa VII.
S~S be voted &c. to repseEeaS E;chuond in the
Eoaate G: Vagina by Tia TU0PsAA
sp 25-lotA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25

.5.EETs.--1i ss...5 o;,e 5ss.Frsas;.s 'Easn
Ba.sa1-a hsg. EsS5.s.i Esss-s5aEs, ! :. y x
e :suae. DI.i@soa Isyi8s -s2 ia; 4-ai :;s --s
slsssS b l4=2 -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25
From Northern aai,.i.sip. 4.

JA1x.oN. Ap,H s3.-A special TO .hs /yyssl
fsom rsno!s. Gays skss the sEemy have been rsu.
fcreez, eud sre sdvanslrg eonth
0en. Chalmers aIssresd 10 EefnsnSD, bot hiss
fallen back bssass lbs Fsiisrais q. Eusk.pcst lie
Is nov 10 fsnola. Hsss.ca svssr thieg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25

~ O1TH EIDB o. NAko4Axk N
IN xRN SD AHD 4iTa s311o11 CQ01oo
HILL, At AU0TloA-We WIN s-1 00qD ~
Apeil, commanelnR q { O'Clock, . AanAseDe 611l1-
nx Lot, looAAeA % shave Is hau00 uonAen
street - ises e,d saum hasA rs uMA @so1b ri l9
alley .
HcuAne. eue Q note, with intMogt s10eA - -
sursa ~ tsust desd The taRoo - ~ - -
-. soS5 jas 4 TAYLOR = soR. Ara
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25

N1iNS LSrd IL eiDQsx EOx 6A11 AT
~ AUorION.-TI b sold 1t suction, cn the
Isssnissc, on WEDNESDAY,, ths 80 h April, 1859,
at o'clock =, the following beautiful Lois In
axey, viz:
Iss. 4 Let On tie E.st lima OF Cherry between
Beverly AID Cumberland SIS 90 fsst by l3o lsst TO-
q wide alley.
Sd Two Lots on the North side Of Dover stsest,
near Es L Il Dances nAcxs n.tA's ih3o co ssst by
lS0 Ssst to m Gley.
81 S;x lots on tho Ecs:a Il a&Tvie street, nsaf.
!1A,ppcsseto sy Il H D.uos ; former residsncs 3c63
fast BY iSo iset 10 en- ally.
TEs for,Vo;ng Lots ass Ancrg.t tho xcost bsaz.
tRcs is Sida>y.
Ys xAis-s;san or c,cds. a. tho option Of ths pus.
chaas,; Chs tsxes fox se5 10 DO paid By tas pug.
chs.erS 6ODUI1 s Ape z1CN.
s.sS ss4S AuatloAesyA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25

----------------- ------------
Tn xAkInkn InoI119x UUVn n.
TEE A08EAA0O 00x4L = - SasSs..s1
1ssdssisk.b1g CO IsSsnss nsssss1. !
ooul1Ts At AuOx1oO 10y Vae1oo q q,
- 0keaA 60 = - ee1 - 1l11n1A = ~
Jw1oy ~ leQs 0l4a loesee s0on116igY} -.
u 01o9e4 161eoGgy NJ 1oo4 Z - - q SSS1
et q N xoel1Ma ~ q, 0e 01uu1nno6 -.
mlas3snees eAaesby eD1e0n1oo ~ No DGtDooA -
soll . 1ohlis snoeoa 80 - n0o511IH Il
TRUE3DAY, ~ Aa1 e. ARA q III 0 ~
she nsxS l.ie cAy. tiessaaeD elGnsoa9 9 U
o'oaock 4 !, ~ VoEu1 - sooa GG1RoD knoU0 -
.Aahland HoesAs q - 0W0 ~ S11 -
toned = followss
AGass u iaad snlaAnlae aAsstl leaGA apnnA
i,amsdiassIy spos g -. IT, Sss
s.a Potomac sa1so:d, aSess u - 13 -
of ~ omcoS and saewn = - Aolaq4 -
49, Vim az ~ 1psevsnee1s 0Meo4
.s.S,, .:M .ha ..hMsss 80 ana aa.asne AeeeS = Goo4
,.s, w.ss.S W. Sees ~ 49, - - -
moss', ssss 80 s:pss;: - wisA - g.
ou:haiISsass y. ~ ~. - = =. ~ ~ -
s,sss. Tsss. -. ssrsgS15 49, oo
- = - -. -
a.S slii - ~ =. 49, 49, - ~ -.
0DRD "a md Gr0D RrnkGDnn6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25

A Y'Hn underssrnsd rs.nfus his exateful ~
FL kucy,edrmsp.s - hIs xalloW saSiSsns fer
u. n,ssv fayosS reo1lved q thsts hardL And ~
spsc!jrliy auasauees Mmstsf oanaAd1te tes -.
eissiicn 90 Ne Lag alAeufA
ep t5--eods1e xnOS g WxNN1.
- wxA1H 70 ANMQu1o1
~ RsuAAxU Y. WA1sKA1 Il 41aE104te -
espssssns the ely 81 ntphlnaad = ~ A.4e
a. lkle&s4W. - - ..
Nn ~ anehesi111 ~ - ooee 4Le4
80 = ~ - llll - pp :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-25

FE$GRsk BkAUEAf ia LfJFH IA SIDNEY, q
4 tbs scxasr Of E,nEo0d ard Guiyers streets,
FOB sAxAH Ar AUJTseE-NiI ks so!d as suc.
tsoa, OIL the praaises, en- se kOS z OAx. the - b
April 1863 si o'oio3G e Il, that bsa3tIfdi Lot At
tie c3-ner cf Haywood and Onvsr: ktEsx:s. 'front.'
ing on ths Raria SIDE Ct Einwood street 95 feet,
ruc:ns bac 30 the EsUt liuo of GriSert etrse: l25
feet +, AZ siic5 10 feat vida. Isvn bo divided into
three |; t. CT aDcu. 81 fest each.
Tnass-Oash, o. crst;ii, es t4s ep.ioa OF tbs
ru-coaser. This takfs for 1888 to be psid by the
EufchsssG. 0UGOlH d AP2ASsOG.
m 81 Auc3ionseSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

Rio NERO 90 day, coGee to Pendergrast bro, es ne'
lon 81 cpt Smith, ofhe above vessel die Pouny. I'h
met lai 3cSi lon $751; spoke bark Morning STAT hence 'oi
St Thomas. , ~ 49,,
Bars Teresa prl Jacobson Naracaito and 'be va, z'n
.. coffee aud hide 20 Ms,nd. Phops Go. IVA N''y
heavy " ,ather the entire lassaee =
SRI chlt W RIM H6ntey Havana II day. snyI 70 r.
'in lad heavy wethsr for The past 10 Gays '
40 ri bar, while getting ID" anchor ~" cheil
and sindas broke; iot tho anchor AMI few lannon's OF
chain
Trr Turr Parsous Calais 10 days lumber To jed FRYE
schr r. .. Peter Tovn,end Norfolk wood to Az ma
Sir Grshim tof HafsY) Graham, Turks Island d'y',
sit 10 Brett. Son 60.
Schf. Mary Ad,lius, Davis GhincOteyue.
Schr. q. L., uler, Norwich
SchT. Calais Pa net Hatch. Philadelphia for Boston
Sebr. james r. gsh, H. ndriek Gloucester. fish
schT. Sarah Fish, -, Mystic. Conn ballast.
WlND-suns.t, s. w. and light.
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PosssaVers Arrived

~ sfrardip Hararia, fror Hamtu,9, ac-i. G. pe'a'
nstha Esd4s g9shcf, we end 'h5Gs ShHsIsn ,, ah
r. Pc.rh X Hriborn. Peter scugcr, cs'hsrino senger.
Adolgline senf~r, sina Baum.nn. ~ Iiisnef 'aro.ao
Yin,.r Psul Banmanr Ocofse Barmsnr, Aug bunseu, =
IIeyinsnn {. Ko,b n. Bechmsnn, =. Fielder John y.
Gl6-i. sussnns kachniit ssmur kochmann O. srtinsci
A. Gurrrau Fi.l.chnann ii. Elcisr Emil Koersn. Arna
Nobnarn NJ sclsef and wife T. Blom, Mary Airbs John
Iammeras, J Jaudus vie aud Infant, Ma'hide beufcf J.
Lafrte wife and eld, Vain. A. Lafont, jules thaidon
T. lnsde. A. Frsn,.id W. Bates, wife and child, NJ
ThofbuI child AMI servant Irs Isuh ard Two Children
CLare. Marion B l. Ms'tin J. 7 Lurohcr &. II. Steward.
J. w Wal.ntnn. and ?iJ IA The s,.rraIe.
IN JIrk Intus rom RIO Jansiro-Hl suel FaehsSsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
,iniI. Close nj The ro.t.nmcr.

! . Gfesi hflisu All 10 toniIlffi ~ ''fsIHfr
C.ssa rao.4,y, n,e gs............ ........ 4 , IN
fof Kin.ston. IA. ard rcfi 60 lf.rc~ Hayr ~
sslssn. Iusriaf, Dec. .S.....t....s... u
for south fsitc srd tsrirsi Anlrr.ca. by sistnef
Champion " ean~stay. ocf "a
a.y' rec Es'..'..........''.'. ~
Vi. ~ Joseph No 49,. -. .. a a. IA ,. , IN
Hor;i-Alhtuy Buaso sfd Csnaiss q. -ad y r ~.
North srd We. Wy =. D.
We.,en Nal Via ffle Rslfosf and 4 .
southern and South Weston Asll....;t v All 10
Ft.isTn Mail. N sni =
New Nedi0d New Tofi md 81 River .
The Ilns ltlfud Mad does AZ . IN. sai b
sunsly NaL,-Oa slnds1 tl mails ciO's a. % y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
Memoranda.

BEAtFOkr, Dec. IT. IFb
The brig Florence Of Portland, ashore abon, one milo
north Cape Lookout the night Of u h inst without
sny person on board The vessel il loaded with hich
total oss with the exception of the fonini Of about 200
boxes. The vessel IL q total wreck.
ilIy letter 10 Ew ood Waiter. ,sq Soc. BID Of IndsrwTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
city Inspectors Dcpnrtmcnt-Dca'hs

The following is the Weekly Report Of Deaths in
the City and County ofYew York Rom Tho lrh day Of Deem
bcr the 2l day Of December 1875 Men, !l Women ia
Boys ls? Girl. I6 total 500 hdr'i. 2s5i Children ga
Males ao3, Femsics go, Coof,i Pcnons. ,.
urITns Ennr IlIrk nf.r..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
Holiday " ines,

Holiday " Ines,
CORDIALs parsrpvps L.
Ihe lns.. srd ohoic.., srisnt ofesejby dur.
,-s ..y y..r. bu,n. ts-, article guaranteed pCrs and
., reasonable pfiees
O. Y MENDuM,
inpertsr Broadway. corner Of Ceisr-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

nisiGTrHE Lis,sIc.
erp--Di.., 100 S-,........ ~ Hoon-Sets. tS
aGH wLTKk InIs DaG
Sandy IIool. an Gov hsnd... COO Hell Ga.e.... 7S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
Ncw.Yerk County Volunteer Committee.
Onise, No 40 BROADWAY.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

no 900 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The following tho pccunisfy Judgements oheisa
COUNTY BOUNIY, cash
STATE BOUNTY .........,......'..''.'''''''''
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to new recrui''...''' '"'
United STATES BOUNTY sdlonslto veteran
.... SIT
Ioth..s.s...ss.s.sss..fssss' '''''''''''
GEORGE OPDYht, Mayor,
MATTHEW 4. nRfNNAN ComPhoH"'
ORiSON BLUNT Supervisor
ELIJAH D. puEOy. Supervisor
WILLIAM 4 STEW Art. srpef'""
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, Sups"'e1
County ,onmiitss
oRsVN BLUNT. Chairman.
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meeting this Association will be hcid tho headquarters
corner Of Fth-st and Broadway THIS TUESDAY, EVEN
ING Dec % a O'Clock for the purpose of eectiDy ocrr
for the eusring year. MARTIN 1iihTCHEk, Chairman.
CHARLES NJ. NAsDYRvooaT, Secretary.
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BORT War0cns' Notice.
sr.Ir Oh NV .YoRE.


PoRr .WsppsSs' OrFicg, No. Dt Walls'
NOTICE il hereby given, IN accordance with
~ section the passed Apnl H. 1884 entitled An Act 20
Rrosaze the Wsfdsns oce Of the fot oil Ne" ioIh 70
.urh inquiry examination survey That fhr 10
m us vessels sfe now und.r examination by the Pot War
den, md ina, the sid surveys examinations will p.
peisd within days succeeding ts notice On Dod
said gess"is:
steamship bavaria.
shin -, No n Y. r.
EnIa NO u
hrf r. ~
Brig George Cump.
hi lira.
Bnf YER ~" ." - ~
SchI. No T.
{. H. BRAMllaLL, ffe..dsa.-
J AuG's iiERRInsr Srcrstsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

Doc. ~ =. yrntott-Sabago.
steagDer-El ca
Shp.-Nork'own
Btrk-Kose (Fr.l.
Bn.-Ls idof lBLl.
schoouers-Ilariet Bgcss.I Robert Palnsr, Elizabeth.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT " embellishments. n.
& feared.

Cleared.
Columbls Barton, Havana md New Orleans
spoaord Tile,on Co., Gov Bailey tushns Nassau, & {,
Duncan 4 Go. .,
4 Cos \. Caldwell r.f.on, Baltimore w. DeL.h
ship.-Iir4~ Southland tbrk Dyett. London, G. l. Viihi
Co Chancellor OBJ Jone. Liverpool Williams q Ion.
Bafks-Iano Casi tBr, HI Olagow, J. Jacsson. CsI-o'
Oarinor, Trinidad, %. 5. Stevenson co.
Bhg,.seylla lBfJ lialn.iioo. Havana. J. T. hoogie 81
MARY. Smith, how o,l,a. Dsrs{ Collins fe''' 'brl'
schoonen-Adrian Lmay. WasAinston. J. Y. Iisyiand
Unicorn tBrD Nicholson Convallis. D. II. DcNof, Drna.
I@n, Pdlsdeipda M.tcsf Doncsp Lady Adsna Gardner
Bristol L. Kenny hsfia, HsI.sr Beaufort, Bentley, Saith
60. Elijah th Lnsli.h sinmons, rLisdelpis, NJ lie
yen.. sea Brcere, Hogan, hewpor II Racket son }.
fl,rl Wym.n, Fort Midway, Boyd Hincksn, Moscle,
Yoiny. New Bedford. Ferguson Woodi VIM hoio, soe-
man, forrc" Monroe, Van lrun, slssht
Arrived.
s,esmhip Bavaria Cen), Taabe Hamburg Nov. ~ wa
Southampton Doc 2. ndse. and pass. to Kunhsdt Co.
nd sirSns W gales throughout the passage.
Steamer Hudson ,u. g. fanspor'). Hudson, heIander'
Norfolk, 20 u. y. Assistant ousnsTmtstof.
steamer W G. Pieusponi, Green Philadelphia, md'e 10.
Steamer Monitor. Williams, Philadelphia ndse. &c. to J..
steamer acw.Yors Ful,l rhlidslpha md'e &C. to james
Steamer Bristol. Chsiles Philadelphia,
steamer Concord Norman. Philadelphia indie. TO LopcT
Kitpsriot.
Steamer Falcon. Jones. Providence nds'' &C. 10 L.
BynDer.
kc, "a VIM Allied Nrlfon.
ship l.. Surgos. llens Por. RoyAi days ballast "a
sturs' Chairman Go. as been anchored 'neo Saturday
rsh s,aniia (,or) Ol,en, RocL,. QTsnceJ 81 days
ballast 10 order. Had heavy weather
Lana IIdus lof Caid1 !, bysD tsto omi1h SSaHtsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

monthly meeting of thu shove Assocson will be held at
headquarters tRo0ms Il the Central Comm''ee, corner
Broadway ard 23d st. on TUESDAY EVENING. Dec o. OF
J. o'clock. NM. LAlhBFth, Jf.i President
WV DkUNxosD, Secretary.
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Special Notices.
Continued from Finh Page.

p,r.u.,,,on call Of tie Union dencrsl Committee,
,o,,,,ns 81 M. UNION ASSOCIATION on me hAlsl
VvARlI viii be- held ~ TUESDAY tNESlNo Dec y! i"J
. o,o,k NJ their quarters Ebb.tt lia e. elect perse.'
10 N General ConJnt,r and uM'e. Of the AAocaIion oi
The ensuing veal. Polls open rom 70 o'clock y ~
yVHS WyHpkB, sve. CuANLLS VVVLD' S'"e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

preferred shares nre ready for delivery The transfer
books of the Company will be closed from the let TO the
18th OF January.
The following is q comparative statement OF
IN, Ranks Of the City Of New.York:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

Markets -CAryYuLir HgPCargD Tar n. Y. TsIBusE
AiosDAY, Dec. II, 1853
AsHKs-The market l. unchanged, sales Of Fot at VI 30
and Pearls 81 1913
COTTON-Ino demtnd continue. very moderate, and
price, agsln easier, closing heavy. bncs Of only few
hundred bales, on basis Il d0dalc. Tor hiodnss.
COETEEIhoIc coatiuues good demand for RIO, pIinc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

DYSPEPSIA AND
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS or THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
ere cured By
HoOFLANDs
GERMAN Differs,
The sres; strengthening
TONIC,
There Bit.eys have performed more CcJes,
Have and do give better satisfaction
Have ma1e testimony!
Have more respectable people to vou:h fol tien!
Than any ether article In the market.
We defy any one to :con,r.dic, this assertion
AID WILL PAY sI,ooo
To any tia: will proiaoe Certificate .pab,heabyu
,S
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs,
win cure e. cry q
CHRONIC OR NERvOIs DEBILITY. DisE ,sEs
OF THE KIDNEYs AND DISEASES
ARISING IRON DIsoR.
DERED srOaACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
RKsULrIxc rRox DisoRDFE, ot TAG DIsrsuvs oEsAM:
COn.tpa,p Inward Piles, Fclue,. Of Blood to h. He'd
AGILITY Of the stomach Naasss, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food, FGllnet, or Weight In the Stomach,
Sour Eractasions, sinking or Flut,eI.
ing "a. tie Piof me stomach,
swin.min sof re HEAD
Hurl,,d end
DHicglt fr-athirg.
Flu,terns q ih. Hear,
CHOKING Sufoc4i ..s sensations wfrs
In lying pos ire, Dimne" Of
Vision. Dois
Webs be'ar the sistt
Fever and Dan Pam In the Head,
Deficiency Of Preparation, Yelos""of
the ssia and Eyes, Pain ia the side Back, Chest,
Lahs &C., Sudden Fushes oi Heat, Barunsn tie Fssh
Cons,u, Ina rngs Of Evil, I'D Gre.. Depe.Sol - sDhs
RENFABER
THAT tTrEAs
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS 80 RIM OR WHISKY
ASD CANT MASS DRrSs.aDs
Is TIE BEST TONIC
rTREAD WHO SAYS so.
Frel ihr Rev Levi c. Becf Pasor Of IA. e,p.t ChsfA
Peuberton, y. j.. formerly o. the Nor.h Dal ~
Church fl.AdelPaia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

The North River Bank viii pay, Jan. ., net
dividend Of =! 2 cent. The Mercantile Mutual IusuT
anc Company declare semannual Interest dividend Of
3. p cent payable II the Office of the COMPANY Jan. 2.
The coupons due Jan. on the bonds of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company win be paid when
due in gold coin less Government ta, at tie Office Of
Messrs. Eugene Kelly 4 Co, No " Wal street.
The books OF the Pacific Mutual Insurance
Company VIII close on tie als. met.
The Columbia (Manne) Insurance Company
semiannual interest dividend Of 3; y cent, on the
cash capital, payable January2
The Bank OF Commerce in New-York, semi
annual dividend Of y cent free Of Government tax.
payable Janu4ryi.
George +. NJ Davis, No. i7 Exchange place
will pay tie January coapor on and after the lst proI
ofiho Sacramento. Placer and Nevada 10 y cent hrs
mortgage railroad bonds less tie Government tax on
presentation al he Office.
THE LH-crno Union states that corps Of
engineers bu'ily employed in propeciing tie noun
ins for feasible route for tie extension u the Lehgh
valley Railroad into tie Wyoming valley.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwest
Railway Company for the week ending Dec u. is1
are - follows:
CT "a rx,.s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
Below.
Sailed.

Brig Gil. tAu'tj. rom nArseilIes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

From, the Rev j. H. Turss Fr-ior Of Heddirs NJ T. Ihsfch
Phlaor phs a,.
On IcS-oS- Dea, ST. i' ins used your German nw'ss
in my family frequently, an prepared 20 say thai
of ..al twice. believe tuf ne most cases OF stis
hin ~ M system IL i. thc safest >nd valuable femsdy
OF which have any kuowlcdse . ,,,,,xy,
'N'''' N. 10 ~ ithst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

T.Bu Of ,hs Loans Specie Circulation, ard Dci"'s "a
Bdaas Of The Cy IF Nsc ioyi, for ne vteF e"'"9 So'
urdoy Dee 10, 1868, 10 EkioA IL ssired ne capita
Of ,,ch BsHk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

Fourth Ward Union General ComInittee.--The

Fourth Ward Union General Committee. The
Of the Union Peoples ASSOCIATION OF tne YIN Wad
are re,p.fly invited 20 attend Primary Election at No
sla Pe,rI it, on tEsDAY EVENING, the I'D inst Object
-Ee.on Of yi the Union General Committee
fol he var IsiL DENNIS noLACOHLlNi President.
srGu-qUs T.. GRgYs, Secretary.
Nah Ward Union ArsocfafiOB.-Ihe menbers OF
his A.--iann EeaGe,ted 10 meet TUESDfb In
ING 2sd inst accordance with the call % the Union
Gcr"rd Couitiee at No 90 B9Dk s at to elect
Delegates 20 the General Cosiuitte for the ensins
By order. ABRAHAM VAN ORDEN Chairman.
Ron gRr EpwAPps, Secretary.
Thirteenth Ward Union Ass0cintion.-A regular
monthly meeting u the above Association VII be h.d at NJ
% Hotel THIS (Tucsdsy) EVENING, Dec ~,
1888 At a O'Clock FPtS p. fLLthf. ffesllent
3 1,sa n; M e ...snY Secretaries.
sixteenth Ward Union 3ssOciaf iOn.-Pl r-nans 70
the Ii Of To. UuoD General Committee there VIII De meet
ing Association their corner OF lhst
and 9Th avenue. TUESDAY EVENING, Dec r. 1862 az
O'Clock D. elect Delegates 10 ID" General Committee and
rAcer, u the Associeton the esuu, Polls open
from 70 o'clock y. JOHN ". RlOGlNS, President
j. FURDy, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

From the Row J. 81 Lyons formerly Psstef o. ae ."1A'
49, INV NoeutItr. " l.
~ . ~ y,cx.o,-D,r- Si-. Zee, q pes'r;s 'hy, on
I'm ', 800 =. h.,r ,e..ifa,u, 20 a.. cree q he
Gem, n Bters. Some wears 're oslAs " > h,vs
Dy.prp,a used them viii very o.n,t, a te;1. I,
ofea recommended them % p,rson, eni',pen i..tIus
r.ti,nonss y, u their great ya'n-. In sa'ss o.
10y, ibci''u ~" W ""'' J. n LiOSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
From ,he Rev Jos II. Ken. Pastor of The Io,h Bsptis

FROM ~ Rev Warren Rsndo ph Pastor q Bsp,i church
~ Gcrinaltomn. NJ.
bR c. NJ JAcssos-Dea, 81 Persona eiperence enaoss
me 10 cay regard the German Bitter, prepared oy yo9
a. tno lent medicine ~ OF severe cold ana
s,uer hy have been 81 ,tly o.n.h.ed by the use o.
the fer and doubt tho, vii produces similar '"e" CD
other. ,,.,,,, - ,,,no,pt,
lours, truly, NAkhES kASpoLth' %.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06

present crisis, than loyalty to the Union,
we will unite, and act upon the motto of
Decatur.--"Our Country, may she al
ways be right, but our Conntry ol'oays."
Col. Gibson then again took tho stand,
and expressed his gratitude to the meet
ing for the passage Of such resolutions,
and gave assurances that the sentiments
contained in them were just such as the
soldiers in the field want to hear express
ed. Ho then gave graphic description
Of the condition Of the army, happy, com,
plimentary, both to officers and men, re-
ferring especially to our townsman, Col
j. M. Kirby, Of the l0lst Ohio Regiment,
assuring us that We have reason to be
proud Of him. He instituted compari.
son between the young Colonel and the
young man who has staid at home, and i,
crying abolition war" which was ex
ceedingly pungent and amusing, and de-
cidedly damaging to the said "youns
man." He then called for, and received
three hearty cheers for the brave young
Colonel.
On motion ofW. King, the proceedings
were ordered to be published in both o.
the town papers. The meeting then adj
journed in the in good order, the best oI
feelings peryading the entire assemblage
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-06
CAMP CORRESPONDENCE.
CAMP OF THE 123D Rec. O. vi.
RoMNEY VA. Feb. I'D 1858.
EDITOR OF PIONEER.
DEAR SIR

Some time elapsed since
my last letter to you, but the want OF
something Of Importance to communicate,
is the reason | shall give for delaying SO
long,and even now, | doubt whether what
little shall write will prove interesting to
your readers or not.
My last was dated on the 9th of Jan.
uary. while we were yet at Mooreield.
That night we received orders to be- ready
by A, NJ. the next morning to march
to this place, but as is usual in such ca
ses the time specified meant some two
hours later, at which time the train COM
menced its march, formed in the follow
ing manner; Co. A Of the l23d proceed
ed by company Of cavalry, acting as an
advance guard. marching some five hun
dred yards in front of the teams. Com
panies + and E. acting as escort for the
teams, the remainder of the l23i next,
followed by the 10th Ohio, and four
pieces OF artillery.
1t commenced showing soon after we
started and continued until the ground
was covered to about the depth Of three
inches. Our progress was somewhat slow
owing to the trains not being able to
make as good time as the men were capa-
BILE of doing, nevertheless we mSyched
some fourteen miles passing through
some well cultivated country, which to
all appearance, judging by the large
farms and splendid buildings, was the
property OF some OF the aristocranc
Shareholders Of Northern Virginia. One
very large brick residence in particular
attracted our attention, as it was surroun.
ded by number Of out buildings,
among which was large oetagon shaped
building. out OF every window of which
the slaves had thrust their heads, peerns
at us as if they hardly knew what to
make OF our appearance. That ght we
pitched our tents in meadow where hay
stacks where abundant We did not At.
tempt to clean away the snow but mere
ly piled down the hay until it was of sui
ticlent depth to protect us from the snow,
when we laid down and slept as soundly
as ever we did. The next day we com.
miles We n;tcbea our tents on rather
a low niece o rr rmnd which afterwards
p.ov.d to bs q very d;sagreeabe nla,e
for our tented village. Romney is a
place of no great size. contains lew
GOOD BUILDINGS bu, the mos, of the town
- in rather d;,apidated condition s,;l
!, looks rreat dsal hetter than one wonld
sunnose for n,ac. ,bat bas heen v;s;,aG
tnp hy iroons frono hn,h armies &c !, has
Tho p;ars Of ,ha III h"rn, % hs;d,ra l ars % s,;,,
.,,nJ;n!, snr ary r,aaaut, of ,ls ..nn