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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

To.nic',,. at Growers theatre, Mr.. Davenport
enacts the part Of Cardinal Richclvu, in Bul.
wer's play Of that name. The piece ha. not
been performed at this theatre for long time.
and the public will lind rich treat In the per,
Souatiou of the willy preIatc and statesman by
Mr.. Davenport, who l. the most intelligent and
scholarly representative or this great character
now tn the -tagc.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-Thc bark Saxon ar
rived last night, from the Western Coast of
Africa, in charge Of Acting Master L. 5. Key.
ser. OF The United States steamer Vanderbilt.
The saxon was captured hy the Vanderbilt
on the 29th of October. on the west coast of
Africa, 400 miles north OF the Cape of Good
Hope. She has gu board part of the cargo of
the bark Conrad, which vessel was captured by
the pirate Alabama and afterwards converted
into the pirate Tuscaloosa.
The Saxon was formerly the bark Lucy John
son, of New London. he Vanderbilt also
found at Penguin Island two hundred tons of
coal, which had been left there for the benef,
of rebel privatecrs. 1t was con1scated nv tho
Vanderbilt.
Al are well ON board the Vanderbilt.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

- BLrE BooK.-'rhe united States Register or
Blue Book, Tor 1864, published by Sinclair
Touscr, New York, IL vGt, and Is. for sale by
booksellers generally. 1t is compiled by j..
Dis,umell and contains a list OF all the princi.
pal officers OF the Federal Government, L. s.
census of 1850, together with authentic infor-
nation, political aud statistical, relating TO
the continent of America.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM CHAIR .ESTON.
The Lehigh Gets Aground and Is
Damaged by Rebel Batteries,
GEN. GILMORE SHELLS CHARLES.
TON DAILY.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 2i.--Tho steamer star Of
thr south, Capt. Woodruff, from Hilton Head
on the 2lst, arrived last evening.
The Monitor Lchigh, while on picket duty
near Fort johnson, got aground. The rebel
battery opened on her, doing considerable dam
age, when two other ron-clads went to her as.
sistance, and succeeded in getting her of. The
Lchign was so badly damaged by the rebel bat
to Hilton Head for repairs. No one ou board
was in, Ired.
Gen. Gilmore is shclling Charleston daily.
Nothing of further importance has happened.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

AGREEABLE srRPRIsEs.-The pupils Of the
secondary No. !, Of the Female intermediate, and
Of tie female Grammar Schools, OF the Second
d.sIici-all assembled, about ~ orlOrh Ia The
ielHtle Grammar school. lheriAces were radiant
wish Joy, and We attributed the cF,te 10 rhs lp.
Iroaching LolIIAys. The proximity q merry
ChTstInSs AID happy New Year, with their pleas,
Ant snorts and ms lifoii attractions cond ICED no
doubt, in great degree, 10 thelT happiness. Their
tountensn,e., however BETRAYED some tblny b.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. ai.-Calt J. X. Cox,
Commissary at headquarters Army of the Pc.
tomac, was married to day to Miss Kate Bridges.
The ceremony took place at St. Peters church,
Rev. DR.. Odcnhc!mer officiating.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

BosToS, Dec. 2i.-The iron steamer North
from Pembroke, Me, to Boston, went ashore
yesterday near Owlshead, and has bilged and lie
full Of water. The captain and crew are saved.
She Ia loaded with iron and wood.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

FOKI MONROE, Dec. 22.--The United States
steamer Maratanzas has arrived here from oil
Wilmington, n. c., and reports that the light
ship was blown away from frying-pau Shoals
on the 18th Instant.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

We regret to learn the death Of Mrs. Sarah
Weston SeatOn, which occurred In this city
yesterday evening, December 23d. She was the
beloved wife OF Mr. VIM. >caton, editor OF the
National I"tHi9."cer. Her age was seventy
four years. The funeral services will take place
Tomorrow Friday) at one O'Clock, p. m.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

CuArIASooGA, Dee. 2l.--Two boats from
bridgeport arrived here Iast night, loaded with
provisions.
Al citizens here from the North arc being
enrolled, In view OF the draft. This order
causes some stir among them.
a great improvement has been made here in
the post Office aud mail arrangements, by the
new postmaster, Hood, and the mail agent, Z.
z. Cox.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

New YORK, Dec. 24.-Ths steamer McClel.
Ian, from New Orleans on the l4th and Pensa.
cola on the 18th and Key West on the 18th
instants, has arrived. She brlngs no news Of
Importance. Matters remain as usual
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24
Fire In Philadelphia

Pm LAUELrHIA, Dee. a3.--The western sLc.
ton OF Gray's Ferry Bridge was burned this
afternoon, Unt the eastern end, this side OF the
draw, by far The largest section OF the bridge,
was saved.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24
BY TELEGRAPH.

General Mcclellan Recomps nded for
the Presidency by a Committee Of Old
FoEies.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.--The National Con-
vention have unanimously recommended Gen.
Geo. d. Mcclellan to the people of the United
States as a candidate for the next Presidency,
aud Geo. W. Campbell, of Pennsylvania. for
Vice President, upon the basis Of the Kentucky
platform. There is to be meeting of the COM
mittce in Independence Hail tonight to an.
nouncs their action.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

very severe, none Of his bones were broken, and
he had received no internal injury. His head
exhibited most ghasty appearance. HE old
liz wound had reopeued, aud his cyc- wcro
nearly closed.
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s;JTts'k.

d.. 4Nryr - N.lW FURNISHED ny CAR
80 ...F'CgIgEEe ~ rETS CITY MD
. y.l DRG!iLHE "A THIRTY CENTS FER
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24
ENGLISH STILTON CHEESE.

ENGLISH STILTON CHEESE.
FEW CAsES ONLY,
Also,
LIsH DAIRY CHEEsEs,
for s,e at
FRED. \, CuEZENs,
Wine Merchant,
street, two Gors from
FoIrtstnt4 street,
Wsshiasssn, D, c
isse!--ep:it
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

E!-The Indefstgned. thenkfui Tor pas
faN Urs, takes this method of informing his old Gus
toners and the public in general, that he Is now
prepared 10 III all orders for the Christmas Holt
day Particular attention lie called to my fine
sentiment oi French Confectionery. Fancy Cakes
and JeiieE.
Parties wishing to send Cates, etc, to their
friends in the army, navy, Or elsewhere, can have
them carefully packed, ready for shipment.
T. POTENTINI,
2.s Pennsylvania avenue,
bet. Tenth and Eleventh SITS, south side.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

\ VARIETY or CHARGgs.-A iuan named
B'rnsrd L. Hayden was this morning sent up to
this city from FONT Lookout. Captain Todd .n-
mitted htn to the Old Capitol on the following
eharges ist esertion; I'd. Running contrsband
goods into Virginia Oh. Dciog a rebel spy. He
eau probably be punished on one Of these charges.
SUSPICIOUS CnARACTERs.--simon Blum and
William Wilson, two suspicious charactcra. wcrc
Yesterday sent up 10 this cit! from Point Loo,out
They were committed 10 the Old Capitol.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

g3- One. Of the Independent Telegraph
Company, 6ns ninth stree, trne doOr nom Penn.
sylvania avenue.
jyi5-u AL. TALCoTT, Manager.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

s-tsOU-As-DTakes FOUNDATION
They purify, strengthen and tuyignritl.
They create healthy appetite.
They are An sntidote to change of water and dict
They overcome cffectu OF dissipation ard in-l
hours.
They strengthen the system and eullye.. Re
mind.
They pIeN vnt miRsmatic and intermittent feyvIs.
They purity The breath and seidIty OF the stprs.
ach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Consultations.
They cure Diarlhea, Cholera and Cholera HUIAtls
They cuIe Liver Complaint and Nervous Heal.
ache.
They nj. the lest Btters In the world. They nlnac
the weak uIan strong, and arc exhausted natures
great rest"Ier. They nIc composed OF the 'elv-
hrated CsliHaya Bark, tGsUhriils BARK, piudeIiun,
ChHmomi'e Flowers, Lavender FowGIs, Winter.
grew, Auiso, Clovrr-bUds, Orange Peel, Snahl.
root, CarnwaY, 'nitsnhci, Burdock, S--T.-isSN.-
X. sSc.
Tie following |. sample OF the Testimony del!y
rec.N ed
SOLDIERS HomE SurrnrNI EHpIw1'sorIILE,,
iNhAi! o. Jan 10, 1858
have gwen your Plantation BittGIs TO hundi cas-
Of II noble Soldiers who stop here more or lea.
disabled from yNrious causes, aud the effect Ia most
nlSrT clous and gratifying.
such n preparation as this lie HEARTH wish IL
every family, IN every hospital and ~ hand on
every battlefield u. ". d. ANDREWS,
II2I-ly superintendent.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

t. MAsONIC.-t stated Coinnunica-
ton Of ST. Johns Lodge. No. II, viii be held at
Masonic Hall, corner OF d and Ninth streets. on
FRIDAY, the 9th instant, AT I O'Clock y. m when
an election will be hel for officers for the nruing
year. ". MORRIS SMITH,
de23 Secretary.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

PuGNACIors Bors.-John Myers and Conrad
speIli-, two boys, were arrested Yesterday after.
noon by ofccr Me- olgon, Of the 18th precinct, for
fighting snd behaving IN very dlsorierly man.
ncr. The former tool ball belonging to the latter
.nd ran sway with it. lie was then pursued and
ovcrtakrn, when a Fight ensucd. T. happened IN
tho avenue and created considerable disorder,
having attracted the ot,cntioii ola number of hoys
and men, and pr vontcd the passage of citizens.
They were each fined SIj, by Justice Gihcrsru.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

.5-TIIE RUSSIAN WAR, with all Its
horrors ct Odd Fellows Hail Christmas Afternoon
and Christmas Night Also, Saturday Afternoon
and Night. 1t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

STORE KEEPERS BEWARE. - Now that the
holidays are hear At han, an unusual number OF
attractions and prescnts ale displayed at the
ira Of our principal s,ores. These charms not
only lure The gaze OF the nunisd m N, but also
csptiratc the vision OF the ndible-hngersd gentry.
Yesterday Hibe'niau lass Of rather prcpo,sessinp
appearance, attempted TO steal, after a long
0gling, All ornament from the store OF {. L. Lock.
wood, on the Avenue, but ws caught In the act
ly oticer Lewis, Of the Sixth precinct, and forth
with arrested
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

x" Festival.-The Ladies' Of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, Ninth Htreot, between and
H,wil hold Festival In aid of the Saba h Soho u,
In the basement of the church, commencing on
MONDAY, Desemb'r 2ist.
A choice selection Of Fancy Goods, D 'oks Toys,
Nc, suitable for Christmas present will he offered
At reasonable prices, and an abundant supply 81
Rcfrethmrnts provided. The ladies invite all who
desire to spend Ia pleasant evening to giSe them n
call de23-3t
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DIED,

In Washington, u. e., on the i3th inst, WIfIINu
u NTEHS, contractor Formerly of POttsN lille. Pa
aged 90 years, months, and - days,
tPhiludciphin, louisville, aud sudbury papcrs
please copy.
TN the I'D instant, after a short hut severe and
painful illncss. " y. u, DIrDI LMhN In tho 18th
year Of his age.
This young mans death Is regretted by a lar.c
circle Ui friends and rClutivcs-the more so, as the
deceased possessed u remarkably quiet and ama-
bic temper. HewHs the only support Of m afflicted
and aged father i..I two sisters,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

Sf.SOTICE market will be held In the
western MArkct-huuse on THURSDAY EVEN
ING, .ith inHtau', insie.d Il Friday mornin". 25h.
JAMES MILLER,
deeb-2t Clerk Western Market.
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= Fuir.-A Fair Tor the ben.ht. rCnri.,

- ? FuIr.-A Fair Tor the bent q TChri.i
Eurch, tR"v DR.. MOrselrs) Will be head, com
nleECIng December 18Th, and CO tiuuIng during
LhrstmIs week, at Qua EeiiUws' Hall, NaVy-YArd.
handsome Fancy and UsrINl Articles sui Hblr iuI
LL.it'ma" PIceents, lOys, Confectionery and he.
lIeshmehts wlll Je Tor r9'e The ladies eatne tly
solicit the pa Tnnage OF the public. dec9l.lw'
SLp WILL IN C'kRB We d's.ru wa.
spec n -ttChiiIn 10 the Gdrutrcu,Sht ~ the cCit.
IS Dr. N1lGy "Ligh Al rHAIs i~ another rol INN
gho DOgtoI ga Sac anu FGIihOle whose
gin and experience IL guarantee that tie uuiot.
hGsnGs iutrait his ease IN hts EsLIs. ISt youny
mtl DO wsTueA IN time and ssss tbs best inss al 81
Ssiisk
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E;-If You Want 10 Sec War Depicted
in al It's hnrrows, =" 10 Odd Fellows Ha hrst.
ma If ernoUn and Chris mas night also sttur-
day afternoon and night. dec24-lt
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

DIsoRDEgLr CoNDrcr.-Benj. Taylor, COLI
uaband sailor, was arrested last night by ,itcer
Fcklof, for disorderly conduct and fine $40 II by
Justice GibrTsOn. lie WAS very drunk and went
ilto Bates Alley, where lac created infusion gem
crs'ly.
He took a larg stone and broke open the door Z
n house occupied ~ CsToiue Adams, which is sit.
us ell Ia the all,y. In default Of payment OF the
Are he vas committed to !hr workhous. Tor sixty
days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

GREESRACK RoGUERY.--Chas. II. Cornwall,
of the Redemption Duresu In the Treasury Depart.
mcnt has been arrested for ntstracting legal ten.
der notes Withdrawn from circulation and con
dcmned TO he burned. The suspicions OF Mt Chit.
tPnhcn, Register OF the Trea'ury, were stuHIeih by
the fact that Cornwall had comp planned to him 'hst
some u the sutoIGina'ei were destroying there
notes too hastIlr. Mr. Lhittsbden csused 4 trap
to he ret and Cornwall fell into It. IN consequence
OF the promp action of Nj. Chitt.nden the stolen
funds were secured, and 1t Is believed mat the
Government will not he A loser An Investigation
Of the matter Ia in progress.
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H.3- storage-in Fire-Proor Brick War.

house, foot oil + stree. Apply to FRED. s. rOZ.
ZLHS, Pennsy lvAnia ~ enue, two donTs from Four.
teenth street, ucgG-ti
So Public schoois.-Thtrt are fe W va
cant seats in the Male and Fem alec amman SchoO!s
Irgt DBtTict, tfirst and Sec nh walds of the city
rlGketG OF ADMISSION can he obtained 10y an early
application to either ri the undersigned
J. o. WILSON,
las New York AZ, bet 18th and Isth Ella.
Il. T. MORSELL,
2ss street, OppOs! tie City Hall.
se?i-Ii suh-DOArd Trustees First District
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rs-Comfort for the Army-viI.on,s date

EssComfort for the Army-WiIson's date
EN ans Patent Tent Stove The undersigned, hay.
ing purchased all the conflicting interests In the
calculated patents and improvements of Woodbury.
and OF Ev ans upon Portable Tent Stov' . for army
u g, ia now prepared to furnish dealers in WASH
ton and Baltimore, without de ay, with WILL
SONS PATENT TENT STOVES made Of cast iron,
with eight ieet OF pipe; each stove packed In box
twelve inches by six, and we ghirg, all complete,
but about twenty pounds; large enough to heat
thoroughly any officers tent-s wonder of com
pac and utility For sale by all the prominent
dealers In stoves a d suffers suppl es.
D. =. WILSON. Soie Proprietor
de2l.tt National X Jtcl, Washington
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

r children o' the sunday Sc7ool Of Grac, Church
(Rev. Alfred HDlmead. rrctur) will open their Eat
Tor the bpncu OF th,ir sunday School Library. on
ment Of the Pretby terihn hurch, sixth street,
near Mars land venue. (the Trustees oft Church
Ia. ing kindly offered the saine) The Fair will be
continued during the week, and clos on New
ienrs Evening Al iriends aro'cofdislly invited.
de2l ct
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

rre only plscc where you can purchase ird,x
RuHcr goods OF all kinda at Manufacturer priees,
II H. A. HALLS lndis Rubber Warehouse, 3I0
PrnnrylvAnia Nvrrur. between Ninth and Tenth
,'rcets. Also all kinds Of Rubber goods heauti.
nIlly repaired at short notice. mar 22-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-24

fr. TIC Comic sslOns aud Ehpeftence OF
Az INVALID. Published for the benefit, and As q
warning and \ CAUTION TO yovNG MEN who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of MAJ.
hood, etc., supplying At the same time THE mEAHs
SELF CURE. BY orc who has cured himaeli 81.
ter being put to great v@pcnEe and Injury throuFh
medical humhug and quaekeTy.
Dy enclosing a Postpaid addressed euyeIupI
sinFle copies may he had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, FrY.,
my 9a-iy Bedford. KinSs Couuty, n. I
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
CORPORATION NOTICEs.

OFfICk OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS NEw
" YORK. November 1s. le63-To contratrs -Proposnis
inco-cn 10 sealed envelope Endorsed with of
WI, Ana wn he name OF the bidder written there
November - Eh - - =
20. nsegins Fif'yfourth street. between Second ana
For easelns rinh avenue, between yorsyfourh ssc,
For tagging Fourth avepns between One Hundred ana
Iwenyffth aud One Hundred and Twenty seven h
For Raging Fny.ar-t renh sgd Eleventh,
For Tagging ytftynr-, street between Eleventh sv..
and Hudson river snd south side between Broad ana
For cure gutter and tag Twenty afh street. be,weer
FOR regulating and grading Ooe Hnndrei and r. .rt,
hfth street betwNeen Third svenne Harlem river
Dor ress sg sna Grading Forty ihrl between.
fsr rsn,a.ins aud gains Eight, street. bctweea
rrgustins and giadins Sixty fourth street between
tfhth avenue and Hudson river.
fr regulating and adng curb gutter and flag Eleventh
venue between Fifteenth and Twenty -tsts streets
reguatng and grading cnrb, gutter aud nag Fifty
eikhth street between Ssc IN a vcr
hrs street., between Eighth and Br adway.
grading curb. gutter and
street between kiehth avenue and Hudson rive.
street; Also Nps 4 T. and varirk street
fillng sinken lots between One Hundred and Twens.
and One Hundred and fourteenth streets and First
Filing srnKen lots sde OF First avenue bewesr
One Hundred and Twenv-hrst and one Hundred ana
Twenty secoud streets
For steam ore engine and tender for Co No. Is
Banhtforns OF proposals. toe.ther with The speci6caon
aud agreements Be obsined a this Once Dated Stree
Depafimsnt New Iesh xcyemssI IS leea
c1A8LSs q coeSnkk eusst cennsu00
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

NOR sALE-A FIVE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
Il Lot, 81 by lo3; house eighty feet deep basement
lighted rented permanent tenants; paying ten
POI cent. Inquire of T. NJ. RHODE, on the Premises 81
New HnWerY
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

L'0R HAVANA VIA NASSAU Mp
me British and North Ameri.an Royal Mail stenne
racket company new steamer CORSICA, Capt Ie Mes
s1rss .in SAL fer the above ports the companys
MoNDAY..... December ~ MONDAY January l. IS;a
Passage money 10 Nassau
- fAYABLE IN GOLD or IT'S 'Eii3uivxLEyr' 20"
No freight received o day before sailing
For freight passage apply
4. CtkARD, No. Bowling Green
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

VHs sTAEDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLE
approved and adopted BY the Billiard Congress
The best and onH reliable bnsrd tables msnufactur,d
bs Cuss and eyery Aree relating 70 billiards. for by
arsetA NeH x0rk ''s
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
THE . rRIK Es.

ExrRA GENERAL MEETING or THE rpRsco
~ Painters Association, New York, Nov T. 1875 : Re.
solved. unan nonsy, that and after fr DAY Jan IsI
ne present standard price s waGesshs raised twenty
per cent AUGUST DRBSsFL e~rref.,,'
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
COPARTNERSHIP.

EASTERN GENTLEMAN, HAVING AT COMMAND
"A acash capital OF from S25 $50 desirous 10
form connection with hrst class clothing house in TINS
ety. either AS partner salesman until parties
GENTLY Sc1nain cd Has large busi and
an extehs trade West and Southwest ami is now con.
neced with Of the largest clothing the
and has been for years personal Interview be had
on the sd, 24th aud 25th inst by addressing H. W. boy
$50 Post Office After that date by correspo ndence ad.
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

NEW YORK, NOV 2s, lssS-CAPTAIN CUNNINGHAM
1N We. The undersigned behalf three HUNDRED nd,
nine!yhrre paSengers feel that should be waniinc In
our duty returning sncer. thsnks
feeling assured has only been by your assiuy that
have been safely landed the shores ca, and he
your .ig rons enforcement - those sanitary regulations
long period Of time and By do ng Il has been se
compish.d without single OF sickness or her Ca
suh wishing you long Of usefulness In a pro.
eson 70 snsplcuousy began At the Isame time
ny h.lp bearing our testimony ts the able ns n evd
hdontAoe .9ursse Of yonr chief officer NJ BckstN sp
,h, aea that no care however trivial has nh
us pioult and humane consideration: wishing ia, a.
speedy danccment In his profession which his abs
eininenty entities him. ~ -" "'''S ~
w,,i Ch.re; smith Wm Lame. A. roor. william Frame.
Joseph r. Hands, Henry wallace George Davies ssmoeh
Csmpheil barthol.mew Courtensy. Thos Stanton Law
renee Higgins William Lit, Thomas ss,ns Jssa vor
punrent William Hsiligan, Edward Smith Mr. y oi,s,a
Aclregor j. McLoughiin. ~ -
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

E,ARM TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTioS-nN THE
IL Sd day of December 1858, at o'clock +, NJ at the
Kackensack House. In the village OF Hackcnsack Said
situated In West Hackensak, fornery oc up ell oy
Berdan, deceased, containing 81 90 lUO acres
Buildings consist Of dwelling house barns and outhouses
new: good and plenty OF fruit The promises can
be viewed any previous to the sale and all norma
ton obtained by applying TO ALBERT BERDAN, Ad-
pinia araior al ioin ninyt he
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
DANCING Academies.

A .DoDWohriIs DANCING ACADEMIES
n NO ~ fnih avenue New York
...xu 80 ~ Montague street prookivu
--FEW TURK tLASSES--Mouaays and Thu,.a.,. ~.
wssdPpe,a.5' and Saturdays Children Sti and sentsmsn
,.BRooKLYs oLAssEs-russdays aud Friday. A,p
~ for chidren' at r. ". for gent.cmen ~'" ." r.
Pupils can commence al any time terms see erep.
i L sBtRiN0s PRIVATE DANCING AcAppuv
~ 2sl Fourth avenue Twenty third
forming for ladies' misses and masters ut NJ 10, go
,smen AZ y Glasses formed At hours 10 suit patr1us
and private lessons given every day
pRoFEssoR BoNDs DANCING AND SKATING
academy. ~ broadwAt s open Tor the reception Of
H.b'- on Aondsyf ana Thursdays OF each week New
y. ormtng ING nA e, On evenings net veeuplsd
The New York herald., 1863-11-26
BILLIARDS.

Ri1LIARDs-FoR SALE spEYpID STOCK OF
- new and second hand Tables with the only correct
cushion, now In use Orders By mail attended 70 BY
H. oHFFITH l<6 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

UNoR SALE-rWO DESIRABLE BUILDINGS ON SIXTH
avenue; corner property This property y last
impr value and IL we'll rented Apply to DYER
OCRTlsS 5S sixth avenue between Thrteth and Thirty
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

SEaAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION AssoctA
uoh "A meeting Of the above association will he ned a,
Turn Han, on Thursday, November o. at7P NJ u
LEWfs conn, prestden,
The New York herald., 1863-11-26

TO TUE UNITED srAJEs wBIoBHRs sRY-rus
sa.snee 10 wages when was understood vould ~
th' week and .fer beina now absluey refused You
src % inIea Mend meeting at the Seventh Ward Its
ssech 10 We evening" W assds On year fa,ars oearce