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FORTRESS MoSnoE, July. 1sth--Genesa1
Williamson, on the Roanoke river, was bonn
ba1ded By four Of our gunboats uniler Capt.
FlusEer, on Monday night. The bridge
across Gardner's Creek was destroyed, aid
the rebels who had recently become quite
bold, driven entirely from the river many
miles back.
NEwpEKs, July 17th.-Thc department
the secfeta;y of war. 'b has o'Gss been ifon. onl
nexed to the department Of North Carolina,
Mnjor General J. q Foster commanding, who
leaves to-day for Fort Monroe to organize lis
command.
If the Government will furnish him with a
respectable force. which It has thus fls been
unable to do, Important and lasting results
will at once be realized.
The Raleigh Standard Is in favor Of a re-
construction Of the Union, and thinks the
probable terms Of reconstruction between
the North and South will be the adoption Of
gradual emancipation system by iii The re-. e.
bel1ious states which North Carolina In
common with the other slave States will &C.
cept II the Federal government Insists upon
the came as the only terms that can be grant,
ed, Notwithstanding the life Of the institution
is not IN the least impaired by this war as is
great standing army between the masters
and slaves could impair the Institution over
which is thrown the shield of State and muni.
clIal lawe, together with the Inherent will Of
the Southern people, hence these terms are
the cheapest the government can offer, and
the hest the South can accept.
Tile Wilmington Journal, IN original secesh
:heet, in speaking Of the assembling of the
North Carolina Legislature, upon cali of Gov.
Vance, osteusib1y to consider the question OF
The Confederate currency, charges that other
AID more important objects occasion the
called session. 1t bitterly denounccs the Re-
constructionists as intending to use the Leg
islature us a means Of accomplishing other
PURPOSES.
The Raleigh State journal alleges tho dis
covcry Of 4 secret political organization,
~hote purposes are most infamous and trea-
sonable, which has doubtless raulifca.
ttons throughout the State, and says that
developments. may swiftly be made which
will slartlc the most npathetic.
, 1863-07-20
from CINCINNATI.
M0RG,AN'S FORCE ROUT-
ED AND RUINED.
Most Of his Men Captured.
HIS RAID 4 COMPLETE BOUT,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibuuc.1
CxHczSSAE1, Jnly 10, 1865.
1hayc good news from Morgan. We have
taken over 900 prisoners, all Of his artillery,
and killed $50. Our loss is seven or eight
obtain the following from headquarters: !:
MoIgap's forces were at Chester last night
surrounded By our troops. This morning
they broke up and scattered one party Of $50,
who made for the river and attempted to
cross At Burlington where they we're forced
into the river by the gunboats and I'LL were
drowned.
Another force came down to the river to at-
tempt to cross with their artillery, when they
we're attacked By cur cavalry and whipped.
Some were Killed, and We captured all their
pieces, Fix in number, and took number Of
prisoners.
We lost seven or eight in the skir1nish.
Another party Of SIS, under Col. Dick Nor
gnn, the brother Of Jno. Morgan, were cap
tured by Hobson, and still another party Of
215 by Hobson's cavalry, near shackct ford.
We Ease taken three Of their Colonels,
Dick Morgan, Ward, and Grigggs1y. The rebel
force is broken up md scattered in the hills,
IL the direction Of Coolsri11e. These parties
canrot escape, aud they will all be captured.
MINOR Brown, Of the 10th Kentucky cavalry,
arrived here yesterday, with one hundred
prisoners, captured by his battalion near Ab
ingdon, Va He came on the party suddenly
and vas surrounded, when lie fought his way
out, killing thirty and taking the balance
,trieuntrs
, 1863-07-20

Arrival of the H4usH.

NEW YoRK, July 19.-The steamer Hansa
ar1tFt ION Bremen, Via Southampton, July
6th. Tho Gibraltar, late Sumter, has left
Liverpool for Nassau, fFeighted with monster
guns, to look out for Federal merchantmen.
Consols firm ut 81 3-8 to Sc - fur money,
F1sANCE-Trade firm, and crops 1ourishing.
Rentee closed ut Is to 60.
POLAND-The national government has
agrtea TO Conference OF the Powers on tue
Polish question, on condition Of the couclu-
sion OF an armistice. and the admittance into
the Conference Of III ir Representative. The
Polish Insurgents beat the Russians in
detachment Of the Russians. Rochebinn, the
French commander Of tho insurgents, ap-
pea1cti " tn Goo we'll armed men on the Rus
sian side Of the Prnth.
NEW YORK, July l9.-The steamship City
of Luhdon, from Liverpool, July S1h, and
Queenstown, July 9th has arrived.
A powerful iron rlnted rain, of l 1000 tons,
was lau1chGd from Laird's yard, ostensibly
for the Emperor Of China, but understood to
be for the rebels. 1t IL to hare two revolving
cup Jae.
A political disturbance occurred In Berlin,
aid hurficadts were actually coIuneAced
Whtn the tun.ult was put down.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. July 0.-Cotton quiet aud un-
changed. Weather favorable for CROPS.
Bieattstuffs fat and tending to decline. Pro-
Visions quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, July -BreodstnfIs-F
dull and easier. Wheat still declining, Corn
steady-mixed 26s Gda27s.
Beef firm. Pork steady but quiet. Bacon
eteady and quiet. Lard dull AMI unchanged.
CtHee-Sp eales,
, 1863-07-20
Gt)icago Iribntrr.


Our dispatches from Cairo and below
are detailed and interesting. Col Hstch's
dasEing fight is one Of the most brilliant
episodes Of the war. Gen. Sherman is in
full possession Of jackson, the capital Of
11ississippi, and Johnston is reported on
the. double quick for Columbus, Miss,
Gen. Sherman, in the meantime,v not
make heightened visit Mt the rebel ii
tal, but will press On after the rebelfo. eoa
1t Helena all is Quiet, but Price anda.
ragam,fins reported to be $4,000 inaau
her, arc hovering about, not satisfied with
their Fourth of July reception. Gems. Prem
1iss uud Solomon, however, are prepared
PcMbcrton and his Vicksburg mourners
1nvc gone To a parole camp for mutual
consolation. Cairo is fast recovering from
bcr II. lidation, and the arrival Of the gal
lant Kansas boys will go far to re~assure
lcr against guerilla fears.
Our Charleston news is very detailed and
propht cics eloqucn&ly for the speedy fall
Of thai rebel stronghold and hot bed Of
treason. Morris Island is, undoubtedly,
long ere this, entirely in Federal possession.
Fort Sumter is firing its own death knell,
md the old Stars and Strip pes must soon
again wave over its preached walls. The
Etlair ut Cummings Point, and the rapid
passage Of its batteries from rebel to Union
and &gain to rebel hands, is, undoubtedly,
aton.d for by permanent occupation, un-
der the persuasive powers Of our Monitors
which, ct last accounts, were engaging it,
Gtn. Sibley's Indian expedition, which,
was in danger Of being abandoned, will
be continued in spite Of the drought. Lit
lie Crow, in imitation Of JEFF. Davis, earn
cstly desires to be let alone The settlers
in Minnesota arc determined to remove the
rcmotest danger Of an attack in future, and
arc lunting down the Indians like foxes
Tic New York Express having exhaust,
cd is energies IN the line Of melting riot
ers in opposition to the Government, has
now turned its attention to t1nkering oul
armies and at the first bound relieve:
Meade and places Grant in his stead Ths
Express evidently docs not believe in man
ufacturing lies by the halves and docs ex
ccllently well in the sensation line, for Q
first effort.
Tie news from Ohio brings satisfac
tory exhibit Of tile case Of John Morgan
whose force has been broken up and q
large share Of it captured.
Our dispatches contain another circular
from The Provost Marshal General's office
and accompanyingit it, the voice Of the Coy
eminent, couched in no uncertain terms
that the draft will be enforced in every
loyal State, without fear or fuvor. Every
loyal man will give to this determination
Of tile Government his hearticst af1irma
lion,
, 1863-07-20
FROM ST. PAUL.
The Indian Expedition not
to be Abandoned.
LITTLE CROW WANTS TO BE
LET ALONE.

rc,er1o7 n.ano+ct IN Tim cbfrooo Tr1huco7
ST. PAUL. July Is, 1873.
The delayed mail from Gen, Sibley's expe-
dtion has arrived. bringing adyices to the 5th
inst. His forces have marched about 175
miles. and are now encauped on Chcyeune
river, waiting the arrival Of supply train
ooroin IN motion nou THE men+and an;,nnls
have suffered considerable, owing to drout}
INIT the statement that IT. Tns in contenp1a
tfon to abandon tbe cxne1it,on IA santhoritiye.
~ denied
Iitt)c Crowss mcssnpe thronph Gor Du11,s
has reached Gen. sIhley. He Thinks the
baprjps and IMPRISONMENT of Ills warriors
has been sufficient Offset for tho Indian muir.
ders, and wishes to stop the war. lie ia like
the rebels: be ONLY wants to bo let alone.
Tic soldiers have buried number Of bodies
of persons killed last year. which had been
1cf; where they fell by the Indians. Tr,ces of
Indians have been seen. but the only live one
discovered was m Indian scout belonging tn
the cxoedi ion. which a souad of soldiers mi
1iuntlr cantnred. An tha small strea,ns and
lakes have dried M. and the prajrfe ia parched
to crust, Fires have run over a great cx.
tent of country. Init notyfthstandino This
t3,c exncdttion viii nns1, M n4 1onp "a hr.
man and animal cn7nrance will hermit
We hare n renort here to-dav of man he.
inc slo, at by Indians four miles from Min
reat,olIs. They are nrobablv tha same ones
whore ,.,mn f,r.a ,ra,e rccont1v saon con,,
INV FIR Ind;an axnn7;t,on nnn,h.- +.ro
111,+.,.,r, 1,..o, 49, -. - -.
Sn.,,,. .,h,,ro t,,ov -~,,1 h. o--,.,, ons
.'..,.,..5
, 1863-07-20

EdttoIa CE1cn1o lfibunc:
In connection with the obituary Of the
brave Maj ". II. Medill Of ! b Sth Illinois
cavalry, It will be proper to mention aleo the
demise IF Capt. A1pleus Clark, of the same
regiment. In Pleasauton's surprise attack
ppon the advance cavalry Of Lees raid into
Pennsylvania, he received upon the head a
wound, which few days SINCE terminated his
life From those connected with this regi-
ment, which has made itself the most useful
and the best known of all in that branch of
the Service, have learned that Capt. Clark
was IN officer who took the very best care Of
Ills n,vn, WAS perfectly cool In time Of danger,
and in the deadly shock truly courageous.
Capt. Clark was the dear com {,ani0n Of my
bo, hood and youth. In the f,ll Of 1889 we
found the family already settled at Lyndon,
in Whiteside Co, ILL., At the breaking out Of
the California fever he crossed the mountains
and returned with handsome supply Of
gold. After that he remained at the home of
his boyhood until the hag Of treason was
liam: ed, when he raised the company, which
he commanded until the fatal wound laid him
aside. a generous, quiet, noble, christian
man was he. One Of the old Liberty Guard,
he was impelled by the lofttest patriotism to
tight for the Integrity and the freedom Of his
country.
He leaves an invalid wife and two little
daughters, whose consolation 1t will be that
the devoted husband and father gave his lite
to save the life Of the nation. J.E RoT.
, 1863-07-20


Editors Chicago Tribune.
4 communication to your columns, pur'
porting to come from these Headquarters, re-
flec,s severely and upjusuy upon the StA Ne"
al Uppelyine, the 9Th New York was or.
de1ed to support the battery, and performed
the duty assigned them without any discrcdit:
ADVANCE, and were only driven back by over
whcln,ing numbers, their officers being killed
Tie 8th New York is not coEardly regi-
ment, nor do they seek the rear. The officers
II men ever desire to be at the front, where
the enemy is to be found, and they fight
nob1s and braye]y, as their losses in every en-,
gsgemcnt shows. The gallant 8th New YoIk
stai.ds tide by side with the gallant Sd 1ndi.
ana sDd 6th and u b Illinois, constituting the
best fighting cavalry brigade In the army o1
the POTOMAC.
VIII you publieh this In your columns, as q
| mhtt<F Of simple justice to the brave 6th NeW
I York Yours truly,
JoHS L. BEyEn1DoE,
| Major Commanding 8:h Ill Cavalry.
, 1863-07-20
THE DRAFT1N CBFCAGO.

I0E U1kAFX IN CHECAH1U~
Tic city is filled with rumors relatiye
to the draft Of the most ridiculous descrip-
tion, and all Of which are unlounded. We
sreak authoritatiyely in saying that no or
lcrs have yet been received for draft in
this Suite, or in any part Of it. The draft
Till not take place until every arrangement
is.maGe to haye it fair and satisfactory, and
Q sufficient force will be in readiness to en-
cure its enforcement without any interfer'
cnce, or the repetition Of the disgraceful
scents Of murder, robbery and incendiaris1u
which have characterized New York.
, 1863-07-20
The FrankfnE Privilege.
posr OFFICE DEpAnrxEsx.
WaSlfIEl1nS :1n1r11 ,oc~

H1sH1N01pS' 9ut5 IT, 1sE3.
have t1lc honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
~nrr letter Of The 4th int. md In reply to -av
fla: the Act Of March 8. 1868. makes no change
whatever in the ranking privilege Of Senators aud
q IND tns d3a
business. scnators and membcEs Of Congress- arr
entitled to all tue privileges under tue new Law
which they hnvc heretofore enjoyed
Very respectfully, &c.
First Asst r. NJ Gcn1.
Hon. OWEN LoyEJoT, Princeton, Ill
, 1863-07-20
FROM NEW iOERI4EANS.
Tho Surrender Of Port Hudson.

NEW YoRK, July 1S.-The steamer Locnst
Point, from New Orleans 11th, has arrived.
The Era, Of the Sth, announces the uncondl-
tional surrender of Port Hudson on the 7th.
5000 prisoners aud 80 pieces Ct artillery were
taken. The garrison had eaten It's last mule:
The loyal citizens Of New Orleans were about
to celebrate the event with o grand torch
Light procession.
No mention is made Of any Of Gen. Grants
troops reaching Port Hudson.
, 1863-07-20

new York, July 18.-The Express Wash
1ngton correspondent says: Gen. Grant will
soon relieve Gen. Meade in the command Of
the Army Of the Potomac.
Gems, Wool, Dix, Candy and Gov. Seymour
were In consultation at headquarters this af-
teFnoOu.
, 1863-07-20
TEE NEW YORK RIOT.
The City Perfectly Quict.

New YoRB, July 18th.-Troops from the
forte and nayy yard lave been returned to their
original loc litics.
Three regiments Of militia are expected to
n1 Gen. De DIX q nriived @ here this evening.
NEW YoKK, July 16.-About three o'clock
yesterday afternoon, the military were with
drawn from the scene Of the late fighting,
Over zoo houses had previously been visited,
and quantity Of arms seized.
Not q casualty has been sustained In the
7th regiment.
Gen. Fitzpatrick had long conference with
Gen. Saud1ord yesterday, understood to be in
reference to the arrival Of cavalry from Wash
iceton to pa.rol the city.
Gen. Sanford has ordered all lfqnor stores
in the vicinity Of the arsenal to be closed for
three days. The cannon remain In that Vi
cinity, with d strong guard of militia, hut
there is no probability TINT they will have to
De used.
a dozen persons who attempted to extort
motey from James B. Taylor, 1t his foundry,
in Gar1ick street, yesterday, have all been ar
rested.
18Th ward of the East River.
Tie efforts to effect q withdrawal Of the
troops from the 18th ward failed, though re-
commented by the Governor.
Police Commissioner Acton was agatn no.
titled yesterday BY some lunaties, calling
tQemEejFf6 "ult tOIlIQlLtCE, IL pEEgaEt
to meet his God" Mr. Acton il moi
particularly affected thereby, and anticipates
the exercise of the parioning power.
The prisoners captured In the city are sc
in number.
It ie not positively known when the draft
ing will recon,mence, but it is intimated that
,g6en it does, the Government will hare moi
less than IS .ooo troops in New York.
AL is now perfectly quiet.
LATER.
NV YoRE, July Is 2 P. m.
Everything is quiet here today. The 6tl
and list regiments arrived this morning.
The New York 1tfbune's Washington dis
patch states: " Several thousand rebe
prisoners IN route for New York, we're located
south Of That city to prevent tho mob trou
being reinforced therefrom."
, 1863-07-20

The Government Securities.
PnIApELru1A, July 19.-subscription agents
report the sale Of $975,uo0 Of dyetwenty's on Sat
nfthY.
, 1863-07-20

Capture Of fNlocl<nders.
New YoRK. July IS The New Orleans Era
states that tho gunboat ltasca captured two
and burned three sclooners on the Texas
coast.
, 1863-07-20

EEw York, July 1S.-A heavy contract fol
army horses was 1T In this city, to-day, to
Isaac Anderson, OF Chicago.
, 1863-07-20

AL AoON1C. - There will be 4
w Special Copvtsntioa Of 1nfaEette Chaptcr No
.K A. u a. iHe Masocic Tempe thls (Sft,nL.r) eve
nitE At IN u'cl0cE. for wGtk on tile r. 4. De. .tGe
ts.a-F!E1-tt II. g. CHASE 9sc'y.
, 1863-07-20

From New York.
NEW GoKK, July 10.-Several more militia
regiments arrived home to-day.
, 1863-07-20

F L. SrONER, Manufacturer OF
~ . Broom Handles, Chair Sraff. aud other Tnrn'
ings sud Lunber Of ali kitds. address. Losanspost
{@H+a 70 Tad Iv1Ehiaf5 1t
, 1863-07-20
q tm advertisements.

A WORD 10 THE PUBLIC
~ We would like to lmp-e on the peort Of CHI
M s aRs ssxe @1nsy r es 1 @
fg:sihh. N =. ask1s rria t.E ws Claim tsat re
w.st It pflces thaa elsewhere Gates !e Visit
ony W. PEI dozen. RAY MAS. Agent.
, 1863-07-20
9 A r A TOGA

Tne water Of tae Empire Spring. which e now con-
and x pt for fEARs-and ~ PURE and tERFECT "a
when taken from the Founta1n-
Tae eollo1s OF the New Yorar Observer, state IN
their pape. Of June 4th. 1863. that tuey have tho
Ene1e MaseT o. % 9and @ tl EYER MINI IT YEARs ~ ,BoE
"a apparently vhsE uncorkeS = To say atleE yas
f,rt 10 thcf7 own experience TO proVe ia value fof
distant TRANSPORTATION and LONG KEEP
ING. The water rom the
, 1863-07-20

WAsu1SGroS, July 1a, 1863
Tbr following important circular is just Is
eueG:
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
AMUsH MEM rs.
AMUBN MEM rg.
yNINrER OARDEH
w NIX AID MRS W. T. FLORBNOE
TONIGHT AND BtBRf hl0Hr
In Tom Tayior's spleadld hxe act drama.
TfIE TICKET OF LEAVE
NAN.
produced vith

-" iEs fioFsi HHsi oF LEAVE
P''fsrsssss sss sitH ssi3tHsro, .o,..,
AND PROPERTIES.
'' 'nH Hiy's &sS fIi' HOUSES
BY whom pronounced the best and sterling drama
Of our time ,., 80.
s..su @ ss.S sSpTy ds s..a s;s s
svsSy heart aud snd is IN sssry ie ror
ss osvs sT ss a' ghF:
aS ss S p. ss soe % neo.s S% az ri ss ca
paci,y awaken p. THIS he does by sheer force Of
Ing So!5 . ss'Sn and speech aa:f %paay .S Se
sS suen "a 'gd m @ o af s
TIVE, a hd, and h's pleading With he runsns 10 aet
ssfy soaboe. The nature NO .as sIscs q q,
dies. Dies ofypSes rns s'ft The part s rs,sef
S9mpshsn pat, Green Tones. hnmoroasy p'yed oy M,
studous and careful aetress, makes very amusing aud
further A''r0' p s" Se hdSs sSsuos song
we were recently about to read hesi's, snsses ,hs h
drama IN city It could have been sad couple Of weeks
Yo't strictly sitim.to dramatic per!ormsncc is al
s: 100 Late for .n @ ss sT @ the ser r9n ns
Tm Tsvors ,Tlcket OF Leave Man" gyes us not only
al rules Of science snd ar bat he new drama hshy
moral tendency BesAos porrayns he blessings and use
sSsass'; % % %sass%ssnss he re T,sss Tss ,:: a::
Sss" SsaareS sF'ss%se .na :'1'n % ' @
remarks sboui's moral points we VIII mention whai
known for Lond n-thst clerk after witnessing
the play returned tho one thousand se hundred pounds ne
hat long stolen from his employer Whether this De
the play deserving OF highest APPRECIATION
They with England or the Mayors and Agest
the play ami to give their counienance But aside from
worth the viewed critically rs drama
work is entitled commentator. 1t deals wih TIE
things OF the present time. brings before that might
really hare taken place ana presents true and graphic De
scripon OF everyday English fe The plot We were go,ns
to Is wonderfully constructed The audenre
Isl continually surprised and deceived. No one knows
HSS sso sss h
and the s,us dramatic and effective In these regards
Will stand the closest cr iea scrutinv From what
recoleet Of English life the play seems TO DO Faithfully
mounted regards scenery aud costume. 1t should be
and btlcss is for Mr.. Florence
England with view to producing the work here Having
said much OF the little IL left speak Of the
manner IN which MS performe We might In short terms
observe that well acted throughout This would not be
unfair TO tho of entitled 10 more
particular Mr. Forenc first, because he rs the
hef part and well. lie plays Robert Briery,
Lanca shire lad with much naturalness
Seats may be secured a week In advance.
The play begins hAfpast precisely, and the
tain falls the las, act at twenty minutes pasaen
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
WAN AMBuRGH cos
MAMMOTH MENAGERfE.
OhEAT MORAL kxffIBITIOS
EGYPTfAN CARAVAN

MAMMOTH MENAGERfE.
OHEAr MORAL kxifIBITION
EoYPrrAs caravan
ASD sii BRokDwAY
Between Primo and Spring strcets
Doors open fTUm 10 a ", to lDP ~
P.rformsncesa at liil A. NJ and ) aud So 4. N.
Admiration 20 ak parts Of tue house Is cents No bali
FOURTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK
MAMMOTH GEOLOGICAL COLLECTION
OF America. TIE largest offered 10 the New York
NC.
the ONLY BIOLOGICAL BUILDING
this COutrrn.
GRB8r FAMILY RESORT
STRICTLY MORAL AND REFINED.
Particular attention IN called o. the
MOLSiSG PEEFOkgASCE.
~ being especially srrsnssd for The ~ nmoda'.o
LADIES MD CItLDRG
PROF. LANGNORTHYS SHOOTING TfGER
TfIg NAMAO IN MAR ELEPHANT HASNIHAL
GREAT PERFORMING ELEPHANT. rIfrOO sab.
~ Professor Nssh.
THE ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE
TuE ONLY ROYAL BESGAL TIGER
THREE LIvISG WHITE BEARS
FAIR JAPANESE NAskIS SWINE
Two HrSDR, orirR LIVING spaCIxEss
ALL ALIVE
ALIVE
ALIVE
Elephants iOut.. 81 f.la g.. at,H.i. ler.oi. o..
A.. - q "a El 4
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

ADMISSION TO ALL PARIS ,F tHn ,.oGsE, ONE
DOLLAR.
Tfes % be bad OF tho comiltee Of Arrangements and
All the m sic and ho ksiores
There be no with the exception OF the
prls chairs the first circle,
Nhch bcseugaE-d the store of Messrs VIM Hall
Son, 543 Broadway
Doors will be oiru,d at Entertainment 10 at
a before O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

AIIBLos SALOON
WEDNEsDAY EVENING DEC. o. 1891
Mr. sTErIiES aAsSErr,
deems Pipes, of fip-~g ,le.I
win the honor FOR the hfs tnr Ia New York Of dc
liveTtng his s"tto c.ynic !rctur- catiri
"DKIrTikO ABOUT"
SYNOPSIS.
ff there any which people dsik~ In
affairs Of LIE, u Ia Just that hlns called 'fecture
be Il ''caoda or 'cnrtain. "ponuca' r'oessonsl"
SECULAR sacred
DIFFERENT HTYLEs OF LECTURERS -Bceeoher
Ward Kerr Ralph Waldo Emerson Geo. ". Cuils, hn,s
o kelley
opnon. Of disinsre.isd friends upon my cnt'rias the
f-id-A SruttmAn-A Firu,hmAn-A tOGtrnhand-A
Duich an An ltishnAn, r. AcA Ysusen mestng shout
Tho 'Cuss-aunday Dri luto the hsl of ~ Faus
London The water Of BOisnv psy--on tie 10 h &
Camel 10 krypt-Esins roA.t w with The King of hs Can.
nbHl Islands only foreign partial
Bread and ehsose in he Bac. Hole in Caeua' hAssi ~
savsscs n the south Psrc Ocean snf ty herd of -ld
oufsloe la tho western rat - ho S'sts u Ns~ lork
skeche. by snd isudA New Ysrk srsw t,ormA night
Paus ch arch and ne thsm
San Francisco-r ~ at Pa nc R-if aiiioor.Ailiw
ForrcstThe En- sn a. his snf the Intense
y comic scene California theatre
Ticseta ~ trufs b. had fssr 2 hiffnsf= 10
Broadway; CasetDH's as Broad he 81 selis ngts
corner of Eleventh street. aud q us q or
Doors open at tImfneu a.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
FOR SALE.

no BUILD2Rs.-FOR SALE CHEAP. 800 FEET or
Cut Stone faEging: also a large lot of Curb and Gutter
Stone. Apply No Peoples Bank corner o
Thompson and Canal streets.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

NPFgA AsD THAAftEA
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The New York herald., 1863-12-09

ACCoMfANYIsr....., ....siGhoR ABELLA
Gatuas Seventh Regiment Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
/ COMMITTEE on FINANCE OF TIE RELIEF FUND OF
TIE LADIES HOME,
/ MRS GEORGE OPDYkE
MRS VALENTINE MOTT.
MkS EDMARD YANnRRPOEIn
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

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Il 80 ge.s wffi - .fN
nort ,RsFsL fis nEoADwAT.