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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

The LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. ss.-During the
summer and fall some very valuable improv ovements
have been made In the Library oil Congress- DIR.
John G. Stephenson, Librarian, has had tessel.
lated marble floor substituted Ior the wretched
carpet, OF ten yssrs' wear, which disHgured that
magnificent hall. DR.. Stephenson's own Office and
the other rooms have also been appropriately i'm.
proved.
Among them 10 a set OF Gould's Humming Birds
81 America, in hve volumes, folio, and illustrated
IN the style Of Audubon's great work. It 10 pub
lshed In London for the editr. 1t gives four hun.
ired varieties Of hummtng birds, which 10 double
the number treated OF In all other works. MIR.
Gould spent years In North and South America,
and in the w. !, Islands, wherever this kind OF
bird is found. The new hooks added to the library
have been bought In the Northern cities, and In
London, Paris, and Leipsic.
An estimate OF Si6O 900 has been made for enlarg-
ing the congressional library so as 10 iuclure the
rooms formerly occupied by the clerk Of the House.
and those vacant chambers which abut upon the
present chamber of the supreme Court. In this
latter section Is the proper location of the law
library II the court, and large portion OF all the
remaining space 10 already needed for the books
for which there 10 no place on the shelves Of the
present library. The volumes now on hand mum.
her cighty-two thousand.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

TBE NATIONAL RACE COURSE YESTERDAY
quite large crowd assembled on the above course
Yesterday afternoon attracted thither by the some.
what novel announcement that there would be A
trottngIace, best three in five free for all horses
who had worked In suite. wagon for six months,
for n sweepstake purse. The charge for entry was
$40 each, the winning horse to take the entire
were entered but by the third heat the number OF
contestants had ds indicd t. three. The race WAS
won by agray horse, owned by Mr.. Harrington,
2;5i being the fastest time made. Arer the above
saSe number ol " scrub races took place, Great
ing great deal OF excitement among the crowd.
About o'clock the crowd dispersed all In the best
. VI humor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18
FOR SALE OR RENT.

DOR SALE THE LEASE OF A
II HOUSE containing thirty rooms, furnished
OF unfurnished, suitable for Hotel or hrst-class
Boarding House; located In the best part of the
city. For particulars inquire at store asa Penn
syh aria avenue. $. II. STRAUSS
nOl4-tws
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
n OFFICE, corner of G and Twenty-secopd
streets, WASHINGTON, d. C., October %, 1867
win he sold at Public Auction on the second ana
fourth Wednesdays, 18th and 2oth Of November, at
A large lot Of Horses and Mules, condemned as
unht for public service.
Sales to commence At 10 O'Clock q. M.
Terms cash, In Government funis.
CHAS. H. ToiIPkINs,
oc2l-2st Captain and A. Y. NJ. u. s. Amy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18

WANTED. IA GENTLEMAN WITH
wv asmall family desires TO rent House with
hvc or six rooms, In the northern section Of the
city. Please address BOX 10 Republican once,
stating terms, location, 30. jyis-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-18
nRPHAN MS COURT.

Change OF programme every evening. no
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-01-26
Confederate Congress

In the Senate on the Goth, Mr.. Yancey in
troduced i bill providing that the Secretary
of the Navy, when approving and .announc-
ing the decision of the Naval Court Martial,
shall do so without injurious r, elections upon
the Court and in terms OF respecs for that
body. After a long drba Q The till was re-
ferrei to the COMMITTEES on Naval Aff,irs-
In the House, Mr.. Miles, from the Com
mitree on Military Affairs. reported a bill re-
curing the enrolment of all persons be-
tween eighteen and fortv-ive years, repeal
ing the present exemption bill, and leaving
exemptions and details TO the Secretary of
War, With the approval of the President, anil
%snspending enrolment of SUE, persons until
the President Shall call them into the militia.
~ service.
The House then went into secret session
on the Presidents message relating Ia the
delivery of captured officers to the States for
punishment.
Jan. 21.-ln the Senate nothing OF impor-
lance was done in open session.
Y The House debated the exemption hill
most of the dav. Many amendments ware
offered. Pending a motion to recommit he
bill, the House went into scorer session to
receive n message from the President.
Jan. 22.-Senate in secret session today.
In the House Mr.. Garland introduced a re-
tahption bill. Referred. The House agreed
;, to recommit the exemption bill, and Mr..
Hilton moved to reconsider the vote. It was
debated till adjournment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-01-26
From the North.

The Baltimore American Of Saturday eve-
ming has been received, from which We learn
the following:
Fighting commenced at Arkansas Port on
the evening of the 10th. The garrison 700
strong, surrendered on the 18th unconli-
tlonally. The rebels we're cut off from re-
treat on both sides of the river. Hun5ug.
Advices from Nashville of the 10th, say
Forrest, of the rebel army, with d force Of
1000 mel and II pieces of artillery, attack
ell the reliet and storeships coming up
the Cumberland, and succeeded in capturing
five steamboats, -ladened with valuable CON-
lnissary stores, and the gunboat Lydell.--
Several of the boats contained wounded SOL
dierS, who jumping willie the boats were
burning, were shot in the water. The boats
were ali bnrned. Heavy rains. The river
now rising rapidly.
No rail communication The wires be
tween Nashville ard Murfreesboro', have
have been cut blythe SecesSionists.
No news from lRo>encranz.
Ninety thousand dollars of Confederate
funds was seized from the Nashville brokers
On Friday, end coniscated by Gen. Mitchell.
Longstreet has arrived at Shelbyville with
thirteen brigades from Lees army and will
attack RoscncraEZ next week with The entire
force, numbering $4,000 men.
Great snow storm in the West on Friday.
Several buildings We're crushed from the
weight of snow in Cincinnati.
Tremendous food in Kentucky. The rail-
road bridge at Frankfort swept away on
Thursday night.
The Indianapolis correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial says Indiana is ripe
for revolution within her borders. The
plot Of the Democratic leaders to seize the
State arsenal was defeated by the vigilance
of Gov. Morton and a few others. The
establishment of Northwestern Contederacy
is boldly advocated by the Democratic lead
! ers of Indiana.
The N. Y. Herald of the 18th, referring
to the news by the China, says the effect
produced upon the public mind in Europe
: by the battle of Fredericksburg was deci
deeply bad. The battle is regarded as tn,
most DISASTROUS event of the war in fact,
decisive battle which will render the achieve
ment of the independence of the South
question merely of time, and very brie
, time.
In London, Paris and Berlin the friends O
5 the South were jubilant, while the friends q
/ the Union were oppressed with gloom 81
r filled with dependency.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-01-26
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AoE.

Mr.. EDITOR: Will you be so kind as to
publish in your interesting paper q few
facts, to show to the people of the Eastern
portion of the State, and all tina NAV b.,
concerned, how we in the West are doing.
The great mass of the people of this county
(Alleghany) are much cheered and encour-
aged at our late glorious victories. Surely
the God of battles is with us. Our fighting
men have volunteered almost to a man. Orr
sons are in the service; our %neighoors have,
many of them. left their wives and little
children, som of them in extremely limited
circumstances, and gon4 forth to peril their
lives and fortunes to protect their homes AMI
fresides from the spoiler. But while they
are gone, the extortioner is using every efFo~e
to grow rich by over reaching. For in
stance: a man in this county q few days ago
refused to let the wives of volunteers HAYS
corn at 81 per bushel, upon the alleged
ground that he had no more to spare. Bus
a map came along and offered So per bush
ell, for the purpose of stilling, and extnrtion-
er then had to spare! How long will tn !,
public authorities suffer such things! The
Spectator is, in my opinion, more to be
dreaded than the Yankee.
am hapdy to inform you that the good
Spirit of the Age reaches me every week.
May you be sustained in your laudable oc-
cupation. And as in duty bound we will
raise our influence TO forward you all the
new names we can.
Respectfully Yours,
III. B. WILLIAMS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-01-26
DEATHS,

In Hospital at S~tannton, Va, NoY. 18th. 1854, ). A.
=. Barker. Of Co. a, 4th Il. G. Reg, son OF Rev. IN
Barker. He had Only belonged TO the Regiment three
months the exposure Of camp life soon terminating
his existence. He was a member fthe ". E. Church.
and died as he had lived, in the enjoyment OF the
faith OF the gospel.
III Hospital. At Richmond, Va. on Thursday, tho
10th of October. 1864, Of typhoid eumon Nell
A.. Jones, aged ~ years and % days. He had won the
affections of a wide circle Of friends in fact none
knew him but to love him. The deceased was o
| member Of Company !, commanded ny Capt. Wood
Ill, 24rh ". e.. r., and a resident Of Johnston coun-
tx. y G.
Granville Co.., Lizzie Chandler, aged "A years. I'm
Sleep on sweet Lizzie take thy rest;
God took thee. for be thought twas best.
~ Raleiga6tandard please copy. REV.
On TIE Both OF October. of small spox, William r..
Beaslcy, a member OF the Granville Stars s3rd
Reg, N. c.. Wells. We have not lost q more faithful
and devoted soldier. ARKLArIoy.
On the 14th of Nov, at her residence Ii. Gran vile.
! OF the small pox, Mrs. Sarah Beasley. She meets her
son In that better land. AEELArIos-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-01-26

WHEELER AMONG THE YANKREs-The re-
cent dash of Gen. Wheeler on the Cum5er-
land, by which he captured several transports
and destroyed one gunboat, shows hat may
be done on our rivers by a little daring and
If We had such a commander for our cavalry
in the eastern part Of the State, the enemy
might be run ont of all our small rivers
The enemy's gunboats and transports might
be easily captured or destroyed n ywherc in
Neuse river above Ne~bern, and should they
ever attempt to ascend again we hops 1t will
he lone. The same damage might be done
the enemy on the Chowan and other small
rivers were the proper means used.
Daily Progress.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-01-26
FREDERICKSBURG, Jan. %

A flag oftruce came over this morning, but
no Northern papers received. Officers in
charge Of flag SAID the capture of Arkansas
post was confirmed by official dispatches from
McClernand to Halleck.
Rained all day yesterday and night pre-
vious. The Rappahannock is swollen sever
al feet this morning. Attack still believed
imminent here.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-01-26

ern North Carolina, was entirely satisfactory,
though for prudential reasons | thought it
improper to make it public.
Very respectively,
Il. b VANCE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Jan. 81, lSG3
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-01-26

In Hillsboro, \. c., on Tuesday the 2oth, By Rev.
Blount, daughter Of Rev. Samuel Pearce, OF that
place.
Ia Narioa, N. c., On the 10th inst. by Rev. r L.
Abernethy, Col. s. J. Neal to Miss Lizzie c. Boyle.
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DIRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
Amusenenis.

WINTER GARDEN.
TRIUMPH
III
THE REIGN or MYRRrMEET!
TIE GLORIOUS COMIC FESTIVAL.
The popular young American Comedian
Mr.. JOHN s. CLARKE,
'''-' SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
u NIGHTS ONLY,
DAsHINd COMEDY. -
ROLLICKING DRAMA
and
ROARING FARCE.
WEDNESDAY. Oct 81.
will be presented peculiar piece of founded
nothing In psric Hlnr and called
TIE RUSSIAN ADMIRAL!
THE LION OF THE DAY.
JOHN s. CLARKE,
THE LION!
Time--Septembcr. 1863.
eceue-Parlor in Hotel at llighlands OF NaVesink
Also, Csrke's revised and amended edition Oh
THE TOODLES.
1hh i"Ho"i1'N i'-''' biz J. 8. CLARKE.
Previous to which Buck langabe Coediet's OF
KISS IN TIE Darn!
SELiM PETTIBONE. 1T tiinal Nh j. o. 'LAishE'
CONSTITUTING
q Programme entirely devoted 70
Performance to commence at =; closes ct lot
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.s1,0OO,O0O.
CAPlTAL................."..S1,'

This Company is legal depository fcT moneys pal into
Count Is ollhoszl to act guardian or receiver 81
es.s.Ns
INTEREST ALLOWED OK DEPOSITS
For pe-iod Of III months, or iongeG....' PEI cont
Payable five day. n3iice.............3 r'r cent
Deposits may be made and vhifa~n At Any iile All VI
De ed Interest ioT tie whole time Icy Hi-y remain M
The Company.
Erecutor hiinln.rutor, Trustees o. F''a,e and fe
males uuaocus;oed tho transaction 81 busiuss Vel -
Rel gous snd EeDevosnt llsuiors, vii EHa IA. Company
coayeui,li depoiiloTy fer money.
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, Pres deaf.
f.ux crrEtRr sarrs..rv.
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Gle0ical.


THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FUN
GOVT AND KHEUMArIsM
All s-es from. the above comp. either OF recent g
Ion. ,tf,sligr are advised 70 Ire bLAiRs UOui AMI
RlgI MATlC PILLS They be relied upon - the NO.
80 ma eject a. remedy offered - the pubic, and iiase
ben numerically used il Europe fox many yc1s VAN 'es
ps,e,rrS by PROUT L HARsANT. No. 2.e Strand, Lon
don fn,laud. AMI sold ~ their Agents WELLS Css
franklin e., Nes .io!k
sadres u THOMAS PROUT 2ls strand. London. 10 %
Impressed upon the stamp a.iKsd TO e-ca oex u
90. genuine medicine.
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Amusements.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- SPLENDID SUCCESS
spEcrRA Az Of ft ne s,sft DRAMA.
MARRIETTE:
THE wAnv SaF or DEATH.
which introduces and startling Effects including te We0
SPECTRAL ILLUSION, THE GHOST,
sPEcTkAE 1E EEUs9S THE THE G GHSs
Which has sstonised the Of Thousands Of vs0
ss lss. I've tree weeks, i VII b produce. ed
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
p.NroMME AND BALLET sa COMPANY.
composed 0' tho BROTHERS SANFORD
MADEMOlsELLE MEDIA
WHO ''''.i ga s,ijHFSTT e SSs5
PERFECT ENTHUSIASM.
ROARs OF LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE
from the commencement TO the close It viii be proascsdd
MONS A fal5 sfll5Sl."MSfA MAGICIAN,
Pupil Of III, Wizard Of the North gives hi, wosdssA
EVERY HOUR s'q DAY ,sii' and Il H1 EVENING.
| On the platform in the main hall % the hiusecm.
anu 'I Every p NAN ANTI 10 BIZ HIS OWN MAGICIAN.
Beside explanns his tricks to his visitors and selling sh
To be seen at AL hour. every day and evening
THE GIANT BOY.
Eigh.een year, old, and
EIGHT FEET HIGH!
tie tse,t living Also, -
MOVING WAX FIGURES.
Imported from Emope, representing
DON CARLOS AND HIS SUITE
sncatgred In the Mountains o. Old Castle including tho
DYING SCENE or THE
SPANISH CHIEF, ZUMALCARREG0Is
Surrounded by bis " lie Sister, and other friends
MRS. GEN tom THUMBS
PETITE SEWlNGMAChlNE,
smost perfect and beautiful specimen o. mechanism
TROPICAL COLORED FISH,
THE LlyIhG MONSTER PYTHON
THE GREAT DRAGON OF THE EAST.
AUrOHATON WRITER,
THE LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
The GRAND hQUAtIA Learned seal, Sea Lion. MO-
s,er Bear. Living Anaconias, Wax Figures &c.
Aduisaion. p cents. Children under ten. IL cents.
II an tosPIIsEsTAar tickets ont must be use4
before the 18TH Of Noyeube Aere viii be free uckses
s.ler that time
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EIRsT NATIONAL BANK Of NETWORK,
4 GOVERNMENT AGENCY
TIE NATIONAL LOAN
WALrlsr. Nrv.YoaE. October. 1862.

I'll. Hant h.s been sppon'ed Government Aseut for The
pale ard distribution Of UAllLD STATES 80 BONDS,
AZ ready receive orders and subscriptions foT the
Bonds 70 bearer Of the denominations q $50 BOO
$50 aud $ 90 ia CorlL.c u h s.ieEed Stock u tie
OF the spplcsrt.
Ghe.e Bonds will Be furnished 1t par interest - commence
cav receive the money. aid q COMMISSION OF
CSF-FI1HTH or OSF FfR CENT viii be allowed 20
Banks Bankers Ssynrs Baaks, and Dealer Government:
SECURITIES.
TIE Goyerupeat Is OH, to supply Bonds with v-ry 1T
&c delay but foT the gca'fr ece Of TIE public ~
propose 20 keep Away llld la supply u coupon
Bond, Of tie several 1rnu fof immediate delivery
This Bank vii cc4 !-ry in a classes u nostTntei
6ecirirs md vii q. al tlo Guy or sell them u very 70
SoIlble rates
Account orenei this Ba-k vii receive the -reaie'
ere attention and interest wal be c" q deposits %
A1se. sp.t ally agreed pom -. =.
Orr corrrs oudencs with ell accessible points in the United
Ste AID Canada enables W 90 receive corrections boutnc
ST. Forzu Ezcza.e &C., aayaaiesso terms . any
ether Institution u the county ...,.,,. - d.,
JisFs CUEY3RT, Cashier.
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ore-y Pilfe Wofis Of Art fancy Good. Furniture a.
Y hRGE SALE or BROOKLYN LOIS. -
~ A. j. BLEECKfR, SON Co, vii s,n al Auction On
TUrEsDAY the 2gh October Inst at - clock 81 lc ~
cLanee sgeiroom No. III Broadway iInDiy bmdmgl'
sbo.i 100 LOTS AID CORES Of GhOuND' m no NlLlh
Nard - tie City Of BROOK yn situated between HuGsoA aud
Brooklyn ave-. ss foIows. Va: . 80
sACkETT -s'f.-lj iois on both sides OF Sncfettd
TEION-eT.--22 lots On both siies Of Union =
PKfSIDEN1-SJ2I lot. on both sitos ~ ffesiien
CARKOLI-ST-23l lot. Of both sides 81 tarfoh-t-
CTOV, s-ST -2J lois On both sides Of Cro~nst
MONIGOMERY-SI-I lot4 on both sidcs oi MonisoH'
ery.st. oil, ., ,,,r
MALONE ST --25 lots on both ,ides Of mabons st.
The lots are generally Is feet wide aud above ~ s.t
average DEPTH M king about 100 lots Of - thy 100
Tie ABOVE property lies in body and Il known on we
m1p o. Brooklyn the Ditma fTais az Original ot %
ne Brook 81 map hd hos been offered ~ auction u
rseuis good Opportunity for inyesnent ~ oT speculation
h. the growth Of the chy In this direction hures the speedy
ent Of tho neghborhoOd 10 the mechanic md LABOR
nz offers fine chance TO procure c"moft"'e 'e
or house md pgrden grounds IN great cry 81 inoe4a
price where the rise IN the ITce OF d - c'f AN qua mus,
b. very considerable The property viii be sod N poS Of
or o. with larger PRIVILEGE and prohibition OF nuissnces
viii ,rcnre ths respectable character 81 ne Improvements
Tho title is very Old ndspaIabe' MAPS &C. o. 40 "
(...ar 81.
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Alarl)inern.
Forces, Carriages, Sc.

TWO good SADDLE HORSES for SALE
L one very gentle, stylish horse, suitable for child o.
aiy. use ana perfectly reliable and another mcrc spirited
.,h. for rrntlemans VIII be sold at q gNa Dsrgsiz
They ar, i& hands high. well matched aud viii travel
sether or .sy In harness. warranted pe-eciy sound
and ~ Ell trained Have been In private hniy. and
viii be sold separately desd Also for SALH. doeSs
seated DOG-CART, with double set al HARNESS. beth
noarly new, and young Miss. SADDLE. Apply to
J. l.. CONAnT No. Il Nassau e
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Tr.bNu0I ~
State Of Nepr York. Cv and County ~ Ncis. York -:
EDWARD HAlGHI, President, ana OEOhOL BILLS,
Cashier OF the Bank Of the Commonwealth banking Assoca
ton located and doing business Now DIRK in said County
being dy and seveTay each for himself salt tat the
foregoing l. in all respects tue statement oil the CONDITION Oh
.he said Bank before the Transaction Of any business on the
morning saturday the twenty sixth Day Septcnbsi one
thou-Gnd c, hundred and SIXTY three IN respect TO each ana
every al the and PaTticulrs above spted according
The OF hs knowledse and belief and that the business
Of tho said Bank Las been and Is Transacted ~ the location
Aforesaid EDWARD HAl6IT. President.
GEORGE ELLIS Ca.hicI
sevcray subscribed AID by hoth Dcponents n" l7h
DAY o: October. 1868 J. N. hEDIKN, No4ry Pubic.
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BEGINS AT 8.

WALLAcK'5so FOURTH WEEK b SEGiNs AT D.
NR. LESTER WALLAthS NEW PbAf.
Mr. WALLACk taxes much pie IN announcing that n
NEW DRAMA Lss made the GREATEST SUCCESS iE1
ACHIEVED ~ THIS THEA4LK, and to prevent dhseee
continent would respectfully suggest .Aiiy spoetAsA -
s.sis.
Seas rnaT nov be secured from 3 10 J.
EVERY Sl6iI DUklNO TIE WEEh
the highly attractive hve act DfsDs,
ROSEDALE;
OR.
THE RIFLE BALL
Prnrinal charsreF, vi be sustained BY -
Mr. LF,TgR WALLhCK Mr JOHN GILBERT,
VI ItARIFs ElsuEK M GEORGE HOLLAND.
vr UDtIY NJ. JOHN SETON.
Mr. BROWNE, Dir. fAhhks, 1888,
Vrs IIDEY Mi,s MARY CANNON,
~, tERIo. hii., FANNY MORANT.
IL. ruHN sFFTOS Mis- MARY BAERET.
Mis. CABMAN Miss LII bhuN.
Act l-Ros.dale Manor House lextcrorl.
Act. Manor House cnieriorl.
Act. 3-sI.,;hes Leigh. Cottage. 49,.
A., Tho Great Iablesu in ia. Gypsy Dell BY shfneA
Act5Ine CoaseTy.ory q. RoedAe AMI Illuminated %
Room. - - IL, I'M. p,s..s
uoed by Mons A. Cro.s VII 5s danced 0y the prnipo
charar-- And flll corps Of III cieat agxiares . ,
The fncidrlnl NJ 8rc...... .......sr r Mo.e
The by...Mr. H. sherwood and nf y ing va
Stag. Appointments pr -
The Mechanical Portion. .'''..''t ~ Ds'
THE .by....Sie,s Earncry Drnscho'ees
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Financial.
Tue AMERICAN FxcuAyaH BANK. I

TUT AnyRICAS FxCHhyaR BANK.
NEw-l DIRK. Oo.. 20, *. ) :
NlVlDEND.-A Dividend of FOUR PER
~ CENT tie Capital Stock Of this Bank free Of Govern
men' tax has been declared payable and eer MONDAY
November.
Transfer Books viii he closed WEDNESDAY 2ls, inst
ana rcopened TUESDAY, Noyomber3 3.
h. MURRAY. Cashier.
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C0TTCF- PACIFIC RAILROAD

NOTICE.-UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
IN COMPANY,-2tD0 Shares q the Capital Stock Of TIC
~, Pci6c Railroad Company having beer Subscribed and
Va . n eYes paid Treasurer O. the sd Company,
s,ng d the suDcrcr to the stock q ssd company iot
d. lection Of Director. thtfeOi WI be held q h- once o.
a. Corsuy No - Wla1 ia tie City Of Aes foTk, on
'lo -'''0 VI "'''' WM. b. OGDEN, Pred1ena
TgeeY V. POOR Secretary. ,
Me- Yorr SEPT %, 1867
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Dnil0inr Alaterials.
Professional Notices.

CHARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ Cornseloratlsw Proctor and Advocate IN u ; Ccus.
No SO Broadway. hew-iofk. kcs.dence-No. - Loneaa
Terrace IVES, I'D II teetNecn 9Th and lvthsHsl
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Nc.-C. ID. lam
~ NOND ii D., No 81 East Iiths,, n. 1. ohce hsars
from 20 TO- to J, AMI 7 TO yeyeiiug
VXyULIAM w. SANGER, NJ. ID. date ReS.
w dent Physician Blackwels lssndl Of'ice No. ~ Ca.
ton place shtl New York City Once hours irom 10 II
a. IN. and from 5 to p.
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UrrrED STATE. TErAsvEY New YORK, Oct i, 1865
NOTICE.-Pertic, holding Ten 90 or more
~ fractious Thirty 5l o, more all COOfONa o. '
lou Of 49, maturing the j., lfpximo are requisite" 70
Eand thein Ia .th separate SOB iries Holders coinP3
with This requesi will have tIr OOtiO"o e1hniso ~ ~"
sd~ i tley sre r.. elv.G and checks Owen for them
OF tie ylsi inst seI oock p q a. soon theIe1li es
Che examination completed blank scheda.ei Wal De
Sgr,i,l,ed upon Application Al tie Interest De-.
John J. ClSSO. Assistant Treasurer L. r.
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DIANOS. MUSIC.
READ THIS HEARLY IMPOSSIBLE, But TRUE!
Our word relowre Cd PiASos-ths resu', of al modem
improremcuis-sTo ofsred remedy l'~ r'ie- a!
Plano, wlfrlnel Tor eve cas md taken back no, suitable
OR nj from 20 upward Dealer. aai Ieachfr' VII
fni So 70 their gToa; BY recommending our Piinos
siJsICIn spite q tic high premium on gold and % Per
cen, dstl, We concluded TO m s foreign and domestic Ma
,, q every description only !s5 cts Pef raso sneay Is d
The iofner PRICED,
Al order, from Tho country rroasi hea snl mailed po
a. f-ad o. foccir. o, ils price.
"a. WUSDERaASN. 10. GO Broslsay Eew-Yors
TINTED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
u No 70 WALKtH-sr. Ns~-l ofG.
Al tie si1ckhoirr tcls superior PfAciicsii "o'Ahea
OFfIk iHElE LARGE And SPLENDID PIANOS
Al LOWER lkll - .
THAN Any OTnFH fiRsrlLASS HOUSE.
Fsrry ln.ifail,lf raafauseed foE Five Ncass