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New York Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-TWO ballots for Speaker Of
the Assembly Were had to-day, each standing
Dean 63, Sherwood 6S-being d fun vote the
TIVE candidates not voting.
The annual report OF the State Comptroller
says the funded debt Of the State has been re-
duced during the year, by actual payment over
s2,cCo,0tp, in the face Of the completion of the
canal enlargement and the payment of all de-
mands and the heavy war expenses. His esti-
mate for State taxes for the ensuing year is
about ESQ COO gainst over dou BILE that amount
last year. The great falling of is owing largely
TO the fact that nothing is required by ths
canals.
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DROPOSALS FOR GRADING SOUTH CAPI-
Il Toll STREET, FROM STREET SOUTH TO
SOUTH SIDE OF STREET SOUTH

MAYORS OFFICE, January |, 1863.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Mayors Office
until IL clock the 18th day of January 1853
for executing the following act:
AN ACT for grading South Capitol street from N to
street south.
Bf Il enacted BY the Board Gf Aldermen and Board
o. Common Council Of the city Of Wdshington, That
the srm OF sixteen hundred dollars 6OO,) or SO
much thereof as m ay be necessary be and the same
is here by appropr aed payable out of the funds of
the Fifth and Seventh Wards, for the purpose of
grading south Capitol street to the proper grade
and to the proper width between the curb lines
from south side of street south to the south side
Of street south
Sec. 2. And be IL enacted, The said grading to be
given to the lowest responsible bidder or bidders
he them giving security to the amount of thirty
two hundred 3,2o) dollars for the faithful COM
planee of his or her contract; provided he they
shall grade half the entire length of said South
street south on or before the first day of June
next, 80 "a to make good road from street south
20 the south side Of street south, and that the
whole work shall be completed within one year
froR the date of said contract.
Zee. 8. 1ad be enacted, That said work to be I'd.
vertised for proposals for ten days, and in case
shall the work cost over sixteen hundred dollars;
provided that 10 part of said appropriation shall
be paid until said work is completed to the saiisfac
Hon of the Mayor.
Bidders are required to state the total amount
for executing and complying with the requirements
Of the above act.
jy I-dt4 RICHARD wALLACH, Mayor.
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~The reported losses in the various battles
fought last year show an aggregate rebel loss
of 5000 in killed, wounded and prisoners,
" hile the Federal loss was l06.sI9. Estimates
of losses in battles of which there no reports
OF casualties increase these figures 10 lOS, 7U7
for the rebel loss, and TO 13 Sl9 for the Federal
loss.
Israplites in his department TO leave. Coase-
quently, there has been general stampede.
The order has been en- forced in Paducah; caus-
chants.
~ paymaster's clerk named Scott has been
arrested in Cincinnati, charged with smUez
ding $3.50 from the Government
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.

EEiLEr Proposals are invited until the 18th ia =
81 January, 1863, for furnishing Tn the Su bsi.tsnre
DepArtme Ut 2,psIi head Of Beef Oattie
The Cattle to be delivered at Washin Rtoa u, g ,
sLd each All imal 70 average 81 pou nds xross aud
spoe nds gross
The hrst delivery to be made about January 18th.
les. or AZ soon thereafter AZ Government may di,
rect l head of cattle per day will be rcouire1 IA
be delivered under this contract.
A bond with good and sufficient security will be
required. w
Proposals from contractors who have preyiousIy
ALLIED TO comply with their bids from disloyAI pa
sons or where the bidder is not present to respond
70 his bid viii not be considered.
The names Of firms should be stated In full with
.he precise address of each member of the firm
Payment to be made in certificates Of indebted
tor disbursement ~
sirected to COL. A. -BECKWfTH. 4. D. @. and @.
sc. 8. A., Washington, D. c., and ende rsed
Proposals for Beef Cxttls."
Form Of GxaydHtss.
we, OF the county of -. and State Of, do
sefeoy guarantee that t-is able to fulfil the con-
tract IN accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE.
acn, ana that, should his proposition be accepted
ae win :, once enter into contract in aecordancs
pared to become his securities
This guarantee must be appended to each bid ,
The responsibility OF the guarantors must be
saowh By the aicidl certificate of the Clerk of the
Searest District Court of the United States Dis.
Bids ,rhieh do no. comply ,o,ti tbs oSevs ,ciH Be-
yOerted. ia
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Disabled Steamer,

PORTLAND, Jan. 6-The steamer Anglo
Saxon, on the 2sth Of December, in lat 81 Ion
81, fell in with the steamship John Bell, from
Glasgow for Portland and New York, which
had lost her rndder and screw. The Saxon laid
by her thirty hours, and then took her passen-
gers OFT and proceeded. The John Bell was
sound, and, having rigged a temporary rudder,
would return TO Glasgow.
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Ex-Governor Morton of Indiana has urged
the Government TO mount fifty regiments of
infantry, 10 carry no sabres, but retain their
muskets OF rifles and bayonets, using their
horses for rapid marching. Morgan's men
carry very few sabres, fight on foot, and have
their horses only for marching. The q overnor
insists that in this way only can our communi-
cations be protected, and such rowing bands as
Morgan's be driven ont OF the country and
kept out.
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IS Professor Winchell, State Geologist OF
Michigan, reports that the whole central area
Of that State. embracing one hundred and
eighIy-seven townships, or six thousand seven
hundred square miles, ~ underlaid by coal
seams, ranging in thickness frem three 70 nys
feet
1rWe see il stated that since sugar has risen
In price, plaster Of Paris is freely used IN tina
manufacture Of confectionery. This demands
investigation. IL would take but small
quantity OF such material 20 kill a child.
81 The Cuban governments working honest
ly and zealously 20 break up the Cuban sIasfs
trsde, Of which II has often been the best patros,
and received most Of its profits.
SThe Congregational Journal, publish ID
for forty-four years ~ Concord, N. IL, il sue
pended with old year, in view OF the great al
vance in the price OF paper.
- A writer in tie n. Y. Times exposes ta..
disgraceful fact that the four steam sloops-oL
war recently built uttsr failures. TEs
building was a Job"
81 The King of Brazil IL about 20 start On a
magnificent hender-a visit 70 all the i,urop.-.a
courts incognito.
aSThe population Of the RusslaE Emp.ra a
IL: War li,UOo,OOC; Ina ISst, 9SCCl, ,geE SGG -
preseutit amounts 70 65,oVV;ey0.
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APPOINTMENTS AND CHANGES IN THE In
TERROR observation-disclosures eats.-wm r.
Snydtr, 20 second-class (sl,4Oo) clerkship ia
Pension Bureau
A. :. White, ir., TO a first class (sl,2oO) clerk
ship in the Land Office.
ii. +. Miner, 10 a second-class (sl,4Oo) clerk.
ship in the Pension Bureau.
&. e. Helbruck, 10 a first-class (Si ,2O0l clerk
ship in the Pension Bureau.
+. V. Chase, as watchman in the Land Onica,
vice Geo NJ. Dutton, removed.
J. NJ. Gordon, TO a first class (sI ,2DO) clerk
ship in the Pension Bureau.
Norman Easton, 10 a second-clsss (SI,4OO)
cIerkship in the Land Office.
III. &. Taylor. to a first-class fsl,2Ool clerk
ship in the Land Office.
Daniel L. Pierce 10 a first-class CS ,2C0) clerk
ship in the Land Office.
A; ID: Clark, to first-elass Csl,aCN) clerkship
In the PENSION Bureau.
w. T. Ford, TO first-cIass (sI, 300 cIerkship
in the Pension Bureau.
w. q: Berry, as watchman in Secretary's
office, vice ]. ID. Flanagan, removed.
Jos. Reese, as watchman in Interior Depart
mcnt, vice Foster Henshaw, removed.
RemCred-H. J.. Condict, hrst-class clerk,
Pension Bureau, bas been removed.
q. Dufour, third class clerk, Pension Bureau,
has been reduced TO q second class.
F'romotions.-V. Fell, promoted TO a third class
Csl,eco) clerkship in the Census once.
Y. Duyall, promoted TO a second-class (s ,40U)
clerkship in the Pension Office.
E.Cowan, promoted 10 a third-class clsrfship
in the Land Once.
X. NJ. Hall, promoted 10 a IN ird class clerk
ship IN the Pension Once.
n. NJ. Ross, promoted from a second 70 .
third-clsss clerkship in the Indian Office.
p. h. Rhinehart promoted from a second 70
third-class clerkship In the Land Cffice.
A. T. Burton, promoted from a second - a
third class clerkshp in the Land Office, vice =.
Stewart, resigned.
l.. A. Spalding, promoted from q second to 3
third-class clerkship in the Land Office.
j. +. Stock. promoted from first 20 q seeoud-
class clerkshlp an the Land odice.
Transferred. u. -. Hutchins, transferred
from the Census 10 the Pension Bureau.
]. &. Ester, transferred from the Census 70
the Pension Bureau.
r. 7. Ruth, reduced from r third 20 a second
class clerkship in the Indian Once.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
COMPLETE VICTORY OF RosECRAy,

COMPLETE VICTORY OF ROSECRASS
Our Loss o.0Go-R rbrl Loss 30, ,ooo-Eue-
my are Flying-The West In q Blaze of
Excitement.
Col. W. I. Dennis, military agent OF Indiana,
has received the following dispatch from w.
X. Holloway, Gov. Morton's private secretary
lNpIANAPoLIf, Jan. 90 D. m.-Roeecrans,
victory complete. He is pursuing The retreat
,nE reoeis Our loss is said to be iu,Glp Rebel
loss is nearly 2,:S0. The whole West is in q
blaze of ex citement w n Horton.
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BRAKES PLANTATION BiTTERs

DRAkE'S PLANTATION B&TTEkS
Invigorates, strengthens, and purifles the sys.
TEN; is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. 1t Is composed Of pure ST. Oroix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted TO weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. It
cures Dyspepsia, lis q gentle tonic, and is just
the thing for changes OF the season. Sold BY
sll Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, AID Saloons
p. H. DRAKE & CO., POP Broadway, New
York. 45-oo6m
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"A savage named Doran. a machinist shot
his wife in Chicago on Tuesday night just
after she had given birth TO an infant, which
he belived 10 be the child OF another He had
left his wife in the country Tor several months,
had heard OF her lapse from virtue, and hat
during the interval nursed his revenge, await
ing the opportunity for it, gratificstion aE what
he considered the opportune moment, which
he brought about by sending for her 70 come TO
him in the city. Her wound IL not considered
mortal. Dorsn was arrested.
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The Iron Clad Nahant,

NEWPORT, Jan. 6.-The iron clad steamer
Nahant put in here this afternoon on ac-
count Of a fog. She is working well and will
leave as soon as the weather permits
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OS NEW AND CHOICE STOCK.

rAPEhHAN6IN9S,
Embracing Gold and Velvet, Cold Stamped Me
dunn and Low priced PAPERS, appropriate either
for the richly adorned most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES.
A beautiful selection Gold Band, Imitation Gold
land, by the yard or made into shades.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Warranted 10 be Gflded tcith Geld LedT,
The handsomest assortment in the District, from
the best manufsctory in the country. Also, beau
Gful variety of dark Wood and small sized Ovsi
and Carte de Visite Frames of foreign and domes-
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELs,
Different sizes and colors, Picture Rings Nails, DC
GARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Copies of celebr ated Pictures, Paintings Statuary
dc.
The attention Of those renovsting is called to
the above goods, which were purchased for, and,
account of the times, will be sold at the lowest
munerative prices exclusively for
9 A 8
for goods and labor, when purch ased and executed
All articles warranted as represented.
~ Orders for PAPERHANGING or WINDOW
SHADES punctualy executed, in city or country.
J. MARKRITER,
No. 4S6 Seventh st., eight doors above
de I5-lmS Odd Pellows' Hall
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DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY.
RI LIANT SCHEME
ais PRIZES OF &3oo

Seeond Capital Prize $50 Dollars
Lowest hree EuI:. ber Prize. 90 Dollars
DEL4WARE STATE LOTTERY
Au'horifSa ny An Act for the Encouragement of
lntercni improvements in the
state of Delaware
JOHN MORRIS CO. Managers
tLasS % to be drawn in Whining tom Delaware
on SATURDAY, January 3lst 1868
SCHEME
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A b n Y So p p l. I 4 8,
OIfIcY OF TEE CsIIF QuAaYllMAsYEl,
ATnay of ths Poto%adk

VrfIcI o. TEE CHI1F VuAAfHINAEYKl,
Army Of hs Potomac,
WAsHIEGTOE. September %, 1851
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
of tse xrmy OF the Potomac the fOl wing articles:
SS0 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
bAled, the weight ofsaeh bale to be marked
1850 COO bushels Of Oats, OF the best quality, In
strong sacks, well sewed
7.ooo cords Oak and Hickory Wood. we'll seasoned
and of the best.quality.
Each bid must be accompanied BY the endorse
ment OF two responsible persons that the contracts
Nawarded will be fulfilled.
-. Bids viii be opened from time to time the AZ
doles may be needed, and contracts will be awarded
fox the Quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder mp to the time of opening.
The right is reserved to accept all or any part Of
any bid.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Hay
or Oats, Wood, SIS the may be, and enclosed
In separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut. Col and A. D. O..
se H-u Chief QuArtermSster,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Hard q Hotsl


THIS twEDNHsDAYl EVENING,
AppefMdffassss Mfss sFts ys5:fts
mems eostun es Se, her TsnsIs alton aud ppi sdspt
''''h OF .hS THE fEs's w1FEa tisEfs fFiRsfSCLIs; FIJI
On, PLOT AND coUErEEFLor.
@okSItSSGi IN &c cHILs HsilLe''0'
-, Rats Of JAdr1ission.-Privste Boxes, So; Dress
Circle 81 cents; 0rehestrs Chairs IS cents Pa.i!y
Gircie q cents Colored Gallery, IS cents; Colored
Doors open at quarter before o clock perform.
ances commence at half past 7 O'Clock.
WASHINGTON THEATRE,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND @ STREETS.
BusISFss MiNicER r. GSss"s 400;
STAGE MANAGER. G.. AAEDYR
poe. HON Rsyival of the great req = ,o,
To commence with
DON CESAR DE BAZAN.
Maritsna f. n Brink
To conclude with the great extravsganza, played
. '-''' '"'"' 's' 20 PoIch- -fHhoSrAsl
svhat,hn Csst John Smith BSwsfds a.ss
Po1ta hon-tas. Mrs. GaspsTd MseisT Mse5sT
81 Several novelties ia active preparation.
PRIcHs OF ADNIssIoS.-Balcony Chairs. rs cents:
Orchestra Seats. IS cents Parquette 80 cents: Pam
lily Circle, Is cents; Private Boxes. SIS.
Doors open at IA to commence at O'Clock.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of he disfolu-
tion of copartnership heretofore existing under
the name of LEONARD GROVER & Co. which is this .
day dissolved by mutual consrnt. All bills unpaid,
contrscted for Growers Theatre, will be paid by
Leonard Grover and all bills unpaid. contracted
for Canterbury Hall, will be paid by W. Slim.
LEONARD GROVER
WM. L. SINN
Washington January S, 1873 ias-3t
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~ sCHNEIpERp
WATER CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,

Hospitals. Hotels aad Private FamiHss.
These Stools made wholly of metal, are per.
fectly free from smell cannot get out of order and
being portable are the most cOnve nent articles in
use. they have been adopted in all the c. 8. Hos
pitfalls, &c. They may be had in aay quantity Of the
Patentee, No. "a Pa. avenue, up stairs, Washing
ton D. G. ~ I7-Sm"
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CANTERBURY HALL
LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR SIXTH STREET.
UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM
The most
MAGNIFICENT PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
in the city.
GREAT MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD.

MONDAY EVENING, JAMS.
by the press and tho public, is cow the best and
most complete place of amusement in the Capital
whilst the peri finances given on the stage are of
a.uperior order everything connected with the
ro b. m en Il te as are
the following list of names viii testify:
Engagement and ID first 7: - appearance of MILES
Keenes Theater, New York where they created
aperfec' fssOt1 susOTs BY na their unparalleled
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND.
The Scottish Nightingale
MISS KATE PENNOYER
the highest encomiums from sill behoidors.
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Charming Melodist.
Ps--. ~,.l ~s.hv
GIPS LAY,
(Cslored)
First week of a translation from v Hugo's great
LES MISERA BLES,
Called by the thesters "FASTINRn
First week of the beautifal Ballet,
LA BAY YADEREi
In which
TIL CO URT OF BEAUTY
will appear. Observe the names:
Miss Clara Berger, Miss Tiliy Forbes.
Miss Kate Harrison, Miss A. Harrison,
THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET TRoUpE.
GEO. r. EDESON,
The Great Comedian, Pantomimest, and Vocalist.
II. W. EGAN.
The Negro Momus.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG;
The wonderful Juggler and Pautomimist
BILLY EMERSON, the Comical.
J. SYLNAS CLARKE, the Reliable,
HARRY TALBOT, the Wonderful,
THE GREAT CORPS D'ETHIOPE.
The evenings entertainment will conclude Eith the
Hibernian Extravaganza entitled
PADDY MURPHY'S MAGIC SHIRT!
Paddy yMurphy..-............. George r. Edeson
ADMIssIoN-Bacony and Parauette. q cents to
Orchestra brm Chairs, 80 cents; to Private Boxes.
holding six PERSONS. SIS
Doors open at 614 O'Clock performance at ~.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-A Grand Matinee will be
given next Saturday Afternoon, for the accommo
dation of Ladies and Children when the Great
Canterbury Compar will appear.
Admittsnce-Ladies,2 ~ cts. Children, 10 cts
Doors open al O'Clock. jas
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,
Exhausted natures great restorer. A delight
full beverage and active tonic. Composed Of
pure ST. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. 1t in
vigorntes the body, without stimulating the
brain. 1t destroys acidity of the stomach,
creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
1t Is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, .Constipa-
tton, Diarrh9a, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
nom change Of diet, water, etc. 1t can be used
NJ all times of day. by old or young, and is par
hcularly recommended to weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. H BRAKE & Co, No
2o Broadway, New York Sc 25-eo6m
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES
NINTH STREET.

WASHINGTON VARIETIES
NINTH STREET.
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
GLORIOUS SUGGEST CROWDED HOUSES
OPEN EVERY NIGHT
First week of
MISS EVA BRENT,
The Celebrated Vocalist,
Seconi week of
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
The renowned Irish Comedienne and Vocalist.
Second week of
MILE MARIA ZOE and MR. B. YATES,
Who will appear in Two Beautiful Ballots.
SAM. LONG,
J. H. BUDWORTH, W 8 BUDWORTH
lie Petite LOUISE, the Infant Wonder,
AND FULL AEB TALENTED COMPANY
Giving the
BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY.
Parquette and Gallery. ..........--..a IS cents
Orchestra Chairs. .-....-.-...-...S 81 cents.
Doors open at ga o clock commence st 73l o'clk
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Y .6l4 prizes amounting 81; .695
Tickets SlOi Halves So Quarters S2ls; Eighths Sla
HI-Al orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
should be addressed TO JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.
" limln gtOn. Delaware. Inn
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SPECIAL NOTICE-A Grand Matinee will be
given ne 1t Saturday Afternoon, for the accommo
dation of Ladies and Children when the Great
Canterbury Com par will appear.
Admittsnce-Ladies, % cts. Children, 10 cts.
Doors open al 2 O'Clock. las
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1923 PRESENTS. 1929
THE NATIONAL BOOK STORE,
ua. 9Js PENHsYLvAHIA AVENUE.
Between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets.
Has RHE LARGEST,
FINEST. AND CHEAPEST
AssoaIaEKr OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
~ ALL KINDS EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN
THIS MARKET,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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ADMIssI0S-Balcony and Psrquette. 25 cents to
Orchestra brm Chairs, 80 cents; to Private Boxes
holding six PERSONS. SIS.
Doors open at 614 o CLOCK performance at ~
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The evenings entertainmen ent will conclude With the
Hibernian Extravaganza entitled
PADDY MURPHY'S MAGIC SHIRT!
Paddy Murphy.-.-............. George R. Edeson
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(>OU6Hs, COLDS, HOARsENEss, DO.
~ TYLER'S
COMPOUND sIRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy las
been 30 long known and extensively used that ost
1ersons have become fam liar with Its
~ eAcscy. II c&n be bad at all the principal drug
seeres a. IS and dfty cents . bottle.
% , d2nn& eO4mr
MAlLLARD CANDY MAILLARD CANDY
N1 MAILLABD CANDY
KING & PUROHELL,
FH Corner itth st and Vermont az.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
(IrY ISsPEcTo RS DRPARTNEAT-SEw YORK
~ July ~. lsG3.
SPECIAL NOrqCE.
TO TIE STREET INSPECTORS OF THE SEVERAL
Axt IN Il.

In consequence ot ssaesfacon expressed In relation
the ineIualt, vf load to the
pioy ed by this Department Ing ashes
drt from the city taken tue subject into consider
ton apd have d.ded pon 10 lowing rates
70 be paid per lead irsn nch tue wards herein
tuned snd he oh inst. however
myself the right nce-stug dim nsng tho price In
wards stan hereafter dictate.
In making tbis list have been governed by what
coosdsr the best in'rrst oi city and due regard to
the the IA ing ~ securing Tor him far
sniva his work be ond the which could
be obiained else herr for -ane amount of labor
this would have u lerSt0of
shat this Depa.n VA not permit itself to be nauen ei
couirled by .aniyaons, as the allow
any utrIosition must be fatal the objects
for which this Depar meut Organized.
In selernx will coninpe 20 employ thoss now
and such Oh nay regard as best htted from
discis the duties dayolved AMI
II for or excuses wnich they may
choose give ngec, or sc 70 promptly discharge those
duties he forthwith supplied b. other
empioyes willing Ia do their auty
The anspi.yrd y toe day VIII 10 continue to
work il Wednesia the I'D Inst.
Tickets viii be- Tor dstrtDutDn substitution for
the sent stem the Id INST.
Street IpSpecars ~i potify their on Monday
dat
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IyxTROcrIos-

. GOOD HANDWRITING GUARANTEED 10 sLr fu
~ is&ssn. lnsaas.ies yrsSsioAi sna thovoass 10
~ EsssflaF anf HusDss A1srA ~~tarafs fvorss for
lss.s ana prfYat- inst raetion, OLIVER oDLDsntTu
NJ IS Bf,siway eyrssf ga'a sr1t
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The New York herald., 1863-07-19

vUATCH DOGS rOE SALE Two BLACK NEW
fourd ana and = B.rnsrd sas l.rs- ani p~~srfni.
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The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Two YOUNG LADIES ARE DESTROYS or roRxfNo
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN. PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or THE suRRo
gate 81 the eo.ny Of New York. notice hereby gwen
ali fs9os hsv.ss cams assns, Joha Roach lais q
voueh ere thereof the Il the an = al lanes
S,ioser Esq No Swa street thv ely of Mes Yors on
or before the 9Th ty q May next pA,sd Nsw YORK.
~s'ss y ELizABErH ROACH gseea,ar-
JOHN uokY. Eieraios.