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CHOICE FAMILY RO0ERIEs

xtrs Fine Imperial and Gunpowder Tea
SeoIce o3long. stuchong and Japan Tes.
New Currents and Citron
Cho &c Goshen and Glades Butter.
Almc nds. Halnuts. Pecxns and Cream Nuts
Cooking " inc and Brandy
No | Mach erel and Potomac Herring.
Fresh Wine, 81 da Egg and Boston Crackers
Very fine Champ Rne Cider,
Sheilbarks Peanut and Filberts
Pickles, JellieG and Canton Ginger
Cox 4 Geiatine, Sheet and Shred Isin glass
ssrs best Old Rye and Bourbon " Risky.
These goods ale fresh selected and of the hes t
kind, and will he srld at the lowest prices, Cali
and see
Goods delivered in any part of the city. free of
chaLee JOS W DAVIS
IT corner Mini b and Streets
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DRoPosALs FOB DEAD HoRsEs.
UePo: LlRaytsrnldster's Q1ics. Carolyy
Warrington, d. O.. Dec, {

UePo: grar,srn,aster's Qhee. Carayy Bxreox,k
Washington, D. O., Dec. 8, 1863
eEALEp PROPOSALS will be resolved 1t the One.
q Gsptsil Il "a 4: 9nPuy, y; Us:v et354
at II O'Clock for the sale of all the Horses that
may die or be itlied at the Cavalry Depot, Giles
boro. near Warrington, D. c., within the next
Twelve months succeeding the date Of the letting
The horses viii Be delivered BY the United States
q certain desixusted SPOT. to bs dstsrmi1sd by
Bidders win state the amount per animal. and
give the full name and post ohaoe address.
The animals to be removed daily, and conveyed
far enough from the limits OF the Depot to avoid
Al nuisance. either to the De. OF thu citizens In
Paymest will be- required to DO made, In Gov
srnment funds a. the end OF each month for the
animal is delivered during the month
Bonds. with approved securities. viii b required
ffnn the party awarded. In the SUM Of
dollars.
bidder.
Proposals must, be sadr sssed 70 Captain h. A.
DuPuy, Q. H.: .. 6, ", 374 II street, Wash
pOsAls for Dead Horses - de n. I'd
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SEVENTH STREET.
81 @

s1n SEVENTH STREET KIN
P. J. BkLLEW Il CO..
NAN UFACTUR Frs AGENTS
Permanently established In 1850
QUARTERLY SALES,
Independent of the great advance Of sll kinds Of
FANCY GOODS, &c.
We have determined not TO depart from our
usual custom At this season. We are bound to sell
cheaper than the cheapest We agents for the
sale Of MeClsin, celebrated Coeuanut and Ounce
seed
HAIR OILS.
CoLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, Ao
Also, CHRISTIANS COLOGNEs,
EXTRACTS. &c.
Also Worsley:s Premium Honey. Palm, Almond
and Windsor TOILET SOAPS,
Also. TAYLOR'S FANCY SOAPS,
Put up in Family Boxes to suit purchasers.
Wholesale and RetdR.
Also, Full Lines of Notions and Fancy Goods,
- All of which We offer at the
Manufacturers Prices, freight added.
The TRADE. DEALERS,
HOUSEKEEPERs,
And PEDLARs,
Are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Philadelphia
prices, Perish in the Aaen1p.
p. BELLEW co.,
no S-lm $40 Seventh street, Washington.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REBEL NEWS VIA MOBILE.
REPORTED FEDERAL DEFEATS IN LOUIS
lama

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.--A Mobile dispatch
reports the Yankees were defeated by Gen.
Green, Plaquemine, La, with loss OF 2,ohU
mer, on the 27th November. The navigation
of the river is virtually closed.
On the Goth ult, 1900 Yankee cavalry were
driven from the plains five miles, into Port
Hudson, Is Of them being killed and wouuded
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COCRT-MARTIAL.

general court. martial is now in session q;
No. 367 Fourteenth street, over Buffers restau-
rant, engaged in the trial OF Col. Andrew ].
McReynolds, 1st U. s. volunteer cavalry, and
is composed of the following officers Brig.
Gen. Robert b. Mitchell, U. S. Vols; Brig.
Gen. q. S. Green, U. s. Vols; Col Fred H.
Collier, Both Pa. Vols; Col. Gray, 9Th Mich
Vols; Lieut.. Col. g. A. Gilman, 10Th NE Vols;
Major Thomas II. Grosvenor, 18th ILL., cav.
Capt. John X. Howard, A. A. ID. c.; Capt De
Witt Clinton, A. ID. g., Judge Advocate
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COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPT.

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL
Sylvester Newman and Reuben Murray, of
Moseby's Battalion, who voluntarily gave
themselves up, reached here last evening from
Vienna, and by order OF Capt. Todd, were
committed to the Old Capitol. Newman took
the oath OF allegiance last June.
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ORR PRISONERS At RICHMOND

OUR PRISONERS At RICHMOND.
The following has been received by General
Hitchcock
FoRrRRas MONROE, Dec. 9.-Hajor General
E. 4. Hitchcock: My belief is that our prisoners
on Belle Isle are in tents 1 nave req ussted Mr..
Ould to share the clothing and subsistence
sent by the Government with our citizen pris.
oners. have NO doubt it has been done.
s. A. MEREDITH, Brig. Gen.
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~The shoe trade of Lynn (Mass :, IA ~ ,ris,,
that fifteen hundred factory girls. frocn T.aus,i
and other places, where the 0suand 1ar Ven
has diminished, have found employ nent In M
Lypn shoe manufactures. TUG
GA msD, S year OF age, living 10 Ch,ea.
so. a,u mp'sd 10 rlope with = g.ri OF 10, O.
Thanksgiving Coy. They had reachea the
churs b door when they were tuTlsa back by
he Crib father.
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AN 1NrxREsTING QUESTION

The question has already arisen whether
the rebel prisoners In our hands under the
rank Of Colonel, may not avail themselves Of
the amnesty offered by President Lincoln In
his proclamation. 1t is believed that three.
fourths Of the rebel prisoners now held by us
will gladly accept the terms Of the amnesty il
it includes them, and the question thus becomes
one Of much importance.
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TEMPLE OF FANCY.

1EMPlE OF FANCY,
Ne. 522 Seventh ST., Between ID and r,
NEW TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
Adapted for Christmas Presents,
DOLLS OF livery DESCRIPTION.
A great variety of
PORTEMONNAIEs, ,.5 CARD CASKS.
WORkSTANDa,
BASKETS. PIRRUMzRY,
Prem the best factories
WRITING DESKS, WORKBOX1S,
AND OABAe.
CAMS, CHESS,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS
CHINA VASB3. ORNAMENTS,
- = - MASKS.
HOBBY HORSES, Eto., Etc.
~Purchasers making their selections priar 10
Christmas can have their goods sent home 70
them on CkriStmaa Eve.
Christian RUPERT,
Ne s22 Seventh street, 2 doors obors
no % -eotDec IS D street
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Wm. Jasper,
colored man, was assaulted and badly beaten
BY some parties on south N street, near 4
street, yesterday morning. DIR. Allen passing
by shortly after, was called, and on examin.
alton, found both bones of the left leg badly
fractured, and several bruises on the head and
body. He had him conveyed to his home, aud
pronerlY attended TO. -
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TIE STRIKE OF THE FEMALE EMPLOYEE

THE STRIFE OF THE FEMALE EMpLOYEHs ATT
THE GOvRRNMENT PRINTING OPPICE-The
female employees who lately struck at the
Government Office, have renewed work on the
old scaIe OF prices they struck against viz: 81
per week and 20 cts. per hour for extra work
That is to say that those OF them have been
taken back by Superintendent Defrees whose
places had not been supplied in the meantime.
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IN PURSUIT OF THE CHESAPEAKE.
Boston, Dec. 10.-The prize steamer Ella
and Annie and war steamtr Ticonderoga have
started in pursuit of the Chesapeake.
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n MIDIOAL
LIZ. LlSPENARD Announces to the pubIc II. Al
he may be COZ suited at his ONCE over a p.r
hers Grocery Store, Per nsylvania avenae. ba
Tween 9Th ano 9Th IT'S. on all private diseases On
sndris. We to6Bcs corner Pitt and King streefs
on AoDdayi Wednesdays and HridVysS Ali 49,
eerous And disgusting drugs Ayeidsd ana eurea
De Slim II. O. LIsPBNARp. Nm
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NEW York. Dec. io-Ths steamship Etaa ar
rived from Liverpool at o'clock this moraing.
Thers was cabinet councils aimost daily.
. Earl Russell was present, clear ly contradict
ing his n ported resignation, which IL now pro.
nounced totally unfounded.
Mr. Cobden had made speech at Rochdaia
He ,si,srate.i his belief that the South could
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PRISONERS OR WAR

fhISONEhS OE WAX.
Corpora Adam Strader and Robert Hunt
18th N. q. infantry; II. L. Keaton, 42d N. G.
infantry; Joseph Hackley, 4th Va. cav, and
VIM. johnson, Sd Ala. infantry, prisoners of
war, were committed to the Old Capitol last
night by order Of Capt Todd.
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WILL BE cold THIS fThursaay) EVENING
" at the City Pound, corner N and e street.
Geefe. it'll TOONBs, Pound pastsr
EOR sALk-A fine Bay Carriage HOaSH, six
L teen hands high, six years old. . n
Inquire 1t Navy Yard Gate. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-10

INTEREST IN PATENTs CoNDRAN1D.-Judge
Wylie has issued q decree OF condemnation
against the interest OF J. N. Grameweli and
James Dunlop, OF South Carolina, in q mum.
Der Of patents, embracing the patents granted
craps; to Moses g. Farmer, for electro mag.
nettc alarm bells, 18th May, 1862; for porous
cells for galvanic batteries; to Farmer and
Charming, 18th May, 1857, for fire alarm tele-
graphs; to N. q. Farmer, for electro magnetic
IRE alarm apparatus, and other patents of
similar character. Messrs. Gamewell and
Dunlop are understood to be rebels.
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ENTERTAINMENT TO THE OFFICERS or THE
RUSSIAN FLEKT.-The Secretary Of the Navy
received the Admiral and officers OF the Rus
sian Fleet at his residence last evening. The
reception was not q general one, but was con-
fined to the Cabinet, the Diplomatic Corps, and
the Naval officers In this city with their fami.
lies. Nearly every gentleman present was in
uniform, and the assemblage, as may be In
fsrred wore q very gay appearance.
The Admiral and suite. numbering about
forty officers, came up from the feet about
eight o'clock in the King Phillip.
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- NEW ATTRACTION.
AFirst'slass shse stsrs In 5th Street,

IHAvI OPENED TIN -.zl-, 49,,
LARGEST, FINEST. AND CHEAPEST. .
=" BOOT AND SHOE STOBH
In Tie city Of Warrington. with 8 very sxt...,, >.
stock OF ~ - SIS 80 'A'eAsSss
LADIIg,. MIegEs'. OHILDRlNH
GxNf6. AND BOYS BOOTS AND 6H0'na h
Of every Style end esauty. q prize: e es:ry
No. GIT yth street. Inteliis ,er siscS
"a fo0f shove street vsaf siTa
~ 4 great variety Of MILITARY SCOTS.
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SALE OF COMPLICATED PRoPERrY.-Yester.
day, Messrs. Wall l. Co, sold the personal ef.
fects Of J. A. Campbell. of Alabama, late Judge
OF the L. s. Supreme Court, which had been
the Coniscation act, st his late residence on
street, near Fourteenth. There was q large
number of persons present, and every Thing
sold well, the sales amounting to over $500
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ROPOsALs BoR MANUEL.

Dspos Qrar:symaste,'s Office, Caralyy Bxeau.t
Washington, D. o., Dee. q, 1858.
ssALs1 PsoPosALs viii! BE- received At tho once
street, in this city, until fkIDAY. December
manure now on hand or that may b. produced at
the stables and eorrals OF the Cavary Depot Gies-
bOro. near WASHINGTON, D. Q within the next
twelve months succeeding the date of letting Of the
contract
The manure win be delivered By the Unitsd
States At certain designated spot. to be determ-
ined by the United etatess and the successful bid
der will be required to remove the m azure NOV on
hand, within three months. and that which NAV
accu nuiste 1T such times that no more than one
wetks acoumulations shall be on the ground
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard
An oath OF allegiance Will be required from each
bidder.
Payment will be required to be made In Gov
eminent funds, 81 the end Of each month for the
manure remov ed duf ing the month.
Bonds, with Apr 1yed securities will be REQUIRED
from the party awarded in the sum Of ono thous snd
dollars. RI =
Proposals must be addressed to Captain Il. A,
DuPuy, A. q. NJ. 3. w.. 314 II strset Wash
II eton. D. a., and be marked on the envelope
fr0posals Tor MANURE" de lG-d
STEAMER PKINCET IN HAS ARRIVED FROM
- New YORK and is now dischS ging x,spnnk
cargo at foot OF High street., George 120R
town. Copsisnees will pie ase attend toO1A1Ah
the reception Of their goods At once .szss
de sgt MORGAN & RHINEBART Agents,
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MARsB,s RADICAL CURE TRussEs Office,

MARsB's RADICAL CURE TRUSSEs Office.
lVl 3Oe Street, Washington, d. Grief -
ere nc. rs to its Snps rority to Profs. Wii-@
lard Parker. John CarnOcban, and Val S>Ny
0RIH9PEDlC INSTRUMENTS for Physical De-.
ormlties. Rupture, aud its Radisa' Cure Varicose
Veins, Narcocele, Piles, Curved Spine, Bow Legs.
Club Feet, aud all other hysical Deformites snc.
cessiully treated at this Office. Also a full and
stockinxs, Knee Caps, Anklets and Wristlet, for
The relief of yarieose Veins, Swollen and Weak
Joints aides tilk Ella. Add minsl Supportsrs
Z" ndon do, Riding Belts, Elastic Suspendsrs''
Shoulder Braces and Suspensory BandAaes. Al
carr fully applied and satisfaction Guaranteed
Office pen from7 - m. till p m. Wv.
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THE Presidents HEALrH.-The President
was able this morning TO be in his Office for a
couple OF hours.
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ASSAULT AND RESISTING OFFICRRs-Ou
Saturday last, officers Benson and Turner
went to the residence Of Mrs. Mary Marshall,
at the corner Of Maryland avenue and 9th
street, to serve a warrant Oh her for selling
liquor by the small, when she refused to &C.
knowledge the service and resisted the arrest,
seizng her weights and throwing them at the
officers, {Ofcer Benson being struck over the
getting hold Of her pistol, with which she at.
tempted to scare them off; but they man aged
to get the ir nippers upon her, when she agreed
to sign her appearance. The officers subse.
quently procured warrant for assault against
her, and she was arrested by Officer Shelton,
and the case was heard last evening by Justice
Gull, who held her to security for appearance
at court
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I1OR HOLIDAY PREsENTSi
Il FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTED
Just received. at
P.J. BELLEw Il CO.'S, $40 7th street.
The largest and most elegant variety OF
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
Ever opened in this city. great portion Of them
beautifully and deliberately ornsmented, bound In
Turkey and French morocco, every style in the
trade.
We respectfully suggest to our Patrons that
these are the most desirable goods for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
EVER INTRODUCED IN THE MARKSf
We begin to sell down at rs cents, ~, a1.ss.
1925, and all the way to $40.
Over 1000 copies of beautiful
CARTE DE vISITE.
I PHOTOGRAPH PICTURES,
COPIES OF NEARLY EVERY PICTURE BVIS
EXHIBITED. -sra EFE sr
SiaS DOZEN OoPIEsi
j We ask the Public to call, iust when 1t suiS
them. 2-.E
The aSore Goods arg boxad 80 Walk on tbs dosbis-
qrck: Hard pusisg, bHt re are boiad 70 n.aks 90
at this FINE. Z. J. bkLLEW CO.,
no o. I'm zEsrrasg $40 18th street
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WHARs SITES AND WATxR FRONTS:

BY virtue OF aud In ac.Ordance with tha proyi.
LIS SD on the terms prescribed In the act Of the
Sny council spGfossS March 1855 entitled
sites oo the Potomac river, &c. ,, and an end
ment thsreto, approved October II, 1858. + shall,
nencins at the foot of Eleventh street vest lease
10 the highest bidder ct bile Auction. tie fol-
wharf sites or water fronts, viz
That at the foot of Eleventh street west, At tie
imme diately west Of and adjoinns T welf b street
vest each $50 fee TIN width that at tho front of
ST. Get south, ~ in width.
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LOCAL NEWS.

MEIANcHotG SUICIDE-Night before last q
distressing occurrence took place at the resi-
deRce of Mr.. Thomas Scrivener, ST., corner Of
Delaware avenue and B street north. Capitol
left the house that evening in company with
Rev. Mr.. McCauley and his two youngest sis.
tiers, and attended the Wesley Chapel fair,
where he appeared in more than his usual
spirits; and on returning home kissed his sis.
tiers and retired to his room. In few mo.
ments discharge Of gun was heard, and on
rushing 10 his room his sister found him lying
upon the front of his bed, holding the muzZle
of his double barreled fowling piece to his
breast, where the entire charge, composed Of
seventeen buckshot, encased in a copper wire
covering, had entered, passing through the left
lung, and making a large opening, from W Inch
the blood gushed in torrents.
Drs. Snow, OF the l53d N. Y, and May and
Mccoy were summoned, but he was beyond
the power Of human aid, and after lingering
nineteen hours he died. He was sensible to the
last, ana stated that the act was Intentional
and deliberate, and his regret was that it had
not been more decisive, and that he was ready
and willing to die.
The cause of this sad event wac doubtless as
stated by himself. a settled desire to leave this
world OF trouble and disappointment. He was
a young man of unusual talent and ability
had thoroughly cultivated intellect, was q
graduate of Harvard Law School, (which in
stitntion had conferred upon him the degree of
Bachelor of Arts, } and a member of the Wash.
ington bar. In his lite and habits he was
exemplary, and in all his dealings upright
and conscientious. Although remarkably in
dependent in his opinions and Judgment, he
was nevertheless peculiarly sensitive. and it
mind, producing a mental alteration, that
led 10 the fatal act. Altogether, it is a most
melancholy affair, and has left his aged
parents crushed to the earth in sorrow.
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INV YORK RATEs- SECOND BOARD
Coupon IS, 1881. la9X; 1855, l06X Oertih.
Gates OF Indebtedness, %; Gold. ,lsx; Chi
cago and Rock Island, lO2: Michigan south.
ern, lOeH; Chicago and Northwestern As; Alton
and TerTahaute. Sax; Quicksil yer, 63x,
Market irregular and unsettled.
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1876 sAfhkAAHGiSss' 1856
GOLD and VELVET
GOLD STAMPED snd
MEDIUM PRiOID
.- GOLD PAPERS.
Also, \ variety of Glazed apd Blank Papers at tk>
Low EST CASH PRICES.
RIREB0ARDS, -.#
fRIETS.
STATUS.
CENTER PIEOES. &s.
New and Beautiful Designs Gilt Band Window
shsd Cd, Buff or ANY re aui,ed sts lie or size
a ha6e ms To nrdRS
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OF cHHut fhsut 70 Urcsk ~
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Warranted to be Gilded with Gold Leaf
TIE Eands0mest ASSORTMENT in the district from
the best manu- tactory in the country. Also an as
sortmsnt OF Dark Wood Fr2ues, with q beautiful
vsrety of small sized Oval and Cards Viste Frames
of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TASskLS. =r
erent siZee and colors Picture Rings, Nails 10.
Purchasing exclusively for cash tbs alb We goods,
according 10 their quality will ne Of at ~
lev rates ss they can be pnrcha for in the Dis
trict No misre representation made to effect sales.
A call solicited from those needing the above
acOds. -- .- a- -.
. Terms Cash. J. MARKRIrER.
Please remember the number-4.6 7th street,
doors above Odd Hellsws' Hall, and the terms
Ossh for G foods and Labor. no 20 esStif.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
r.,er,ninrcn,. rhi. Dn, nnd E,cning.

~ y c,pgmeaccno adrUt.Eea a. other columns
of his pIprr.
sc,prx, YMcIc Fourteenth street corner irving place
~ - Henfv " ard Reecher. Experience n England
N,stos GARDEN Broadway above Prince ee-Fary Circle
-Cusoms Of tie Country-Pats biundcfs.
u.tr.Ks THEATKR Broadway corner Thirteenth street
Eo.oda.e.
uryrrR GARDEN. nroadway opposite Bond sree-Ks;heen
M,,orrneen-The Nouug Actress.
o,YvPlc rHEATKR Broadway, above Houston street.-The
FA'D,Ie es Motto-Aunt Charlcties Maid
rgr,rRs FRASCAIs Broadway, above Prince French
Cornedv and Vaudeville.
s.psrM MusruN Broadway below the Park-Gian, Girl
Giant Boy, Lipntan King, Nc., at all hours-1he Bond
of ofDeah-Rough Diunond-Anemoou aud Evening.
ppo,pw.y AsPHITHFATER Broadway Broome street
' ,nesirian and Athletic Performances.
y,S ANBrRGHs MENtGKKiK Broadway above Spring street
-f3rsnd Caravan of Wild Animals.
vopeR BRIsTy NINsTRErs Broadway above Prince street
-Ftiiopisn Entertainments
Corpus GALLERY broadway, Ninth streeiMcrcys
Dresm and other Works Of Art.
TOPPER INSTITUTE Third avenue, corner Eighth street
- O.e4nvans Turkish Lecture.
T. sNrDECORs, Broadway above ! gh'h street-lnncss s
= Painting go The Sisn of Promise"
RySe HALL Irving place, corner Fifteenth strcctDe Cor
aova's Lecture
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Mails Close at the Posf-ORice.
TrnNcICr-' Guide.

10 Albany. by Hudson X. X, % Nauen st....7 10
n snd 4 s. and 10. p. Sunday So? p m
10 Absny Dy Harlem X r. 2tih ,hav. lOa ma - y.
10 Boston by New London line, Pier % y r.,
sioiinsion line Pier 49, y. r.. snd Fall River
line Pier J. n. r.. daily Sunday e1ceptedl...... p IN
10 Boston. by New Haven klt Via Springfield
?Ttls andla tn.. l2t :. and p m
70 Boston. by New. Haven RR l'th.i. aud 4tn.
,v Wis shore Linz. .........le. and p sunday p
10 Buffalo by Erie KR., foot OF Chambers
ala ' D. III anu p
70 l.lip. fiIe leland and Other resorts on Long
Island by L. ]. Railroad from James Sip and
foot 81 Jlih IT.. +. R................9 and p.
10 Plnadephis by New Jers.v Railroad, foot Of
Couf,lsuitst.7 10 a. me- T. ~. ~. sunday :. p m
10 PHI sde.phis, by Camden a1c AmoOY Raload.
PIER Y R. foot Of Bafc.. s...........b m p m
To Waslingoub by New-Jers-y hR.. :. lo a IA. I'm.
and :, and al. p n., foot c 0utal. u. sunday :; 2 N
10 tie West. by Central Rsi.rosd of New Jersey.
i0Jt VI ouli aAdi gnd a. M II aud . L.