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The New York herald., 1863-11-22
Bceeher ON Switlerland.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK, Nov. Il 1863
We much regret 10 read In your last Wednesday ed
ton the remarks which Rev Henry Ward Bsccher the
reception given him at Plymouth church expressed on
the condition. character and education Of the swiss
naturally lead TO believe that he intelligent
and keen observer Of human Had those
come from almost any other source, should have
passed them with . smile.
Does any one who ever visited Switzerland recognize
she picture which Mr.. d. drawr No one to our know
ledge ever passed such judgment on us. In every
country the population made up Of rich and poor Of
take the trouble 10 consult statistics be will find that
regard to pauperism other country has n smaller pro
portion OF poor than Switzerland and that IN regard
moral mental and bodily development amongst
the foremost Of nations.
II we are rightly Informed, Mr. n made very short
She country which most by travellers and the
porspla Of which IN made up almost exclusively
Of hotel keepers drivers guides and their trains
nowhere are considered fair representatives OF people
Did Mr. b. visit the rich and prosperous Eastern and
western cant0usy Was he 10 Geneva, Lausanne Raslc
Zurich, whose benevoent institutions and excellent
schools have . European name'
We will admit that In some Of the meet mountainous
districts Of Switzerland people poor and have 10 toll
hard for their daily subsistence Bot is 20 be taken
into eohsideration that the very beauties and submtes
Of nature which every one 90 much sdmlres are the
pot want OF either moral or bodily energy. No gold
nes have yet been discovered In the Alps nor DO they
yield either coal or iron and glaciers and snovneds
may be beautiful 70 look at, but neither wheat nor corn
can b. reaped from them any than fgs can from
thistlcs. some SWISS ktsIDENrs or NEW YORK
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The Labor Movement Throughout the
Country.

The Labor Movement Throughout tho
Country.
WASHINGTON.
The bookbnders OF the government printing Office sl
remain on "strke" Il s understood that Mr. Defrees
has agreed to pay the eighteen dollars per week demand
ed alter the LIST of December aud the old rates
teen dollars until that time but the declined work
until they receive their full demands
The printers In the government ofnce will ask ad
vance from sixteen TO eighteen dollars weekly, with no
this advance will be conceded and public work will 70 on
ms usual after the st proxmo when the bookbipders
WILL resume work In the sesutpse workmeu coming
In from the North and filling up the vacant places.
INDIANA.
From tho Louisville Democrat, Nov. H.
Yesterday morning tho aborers employed on the gov.
ernment hospitals at Jehersonve, about seventy 1--WE
refused to work any longer, they willing
TO work Sundays, or have their wages cut down
come in month, thus making the wages instead OF
thirty i've twenty nine dollars per month. Tho Superiu
leaving the work finally agreed TO their terms
the mon agreeing TO work on Sundays when absolutely
necessary
MASSACHUSETTS.
From the Boston Post, Nov. 201
further number OF the workmen In the navy yard,
including those no took parts In the recent meeting,
have been discharged.
The workingmen the Central and other wharves
have demanded forty instead OF thirty threo cents
per hour, or three dollars and nifty cents per day
NEW YORK.
Tho working tailors OF r. me- " Y, have had a strike
On consultation between the employers and men, part Of
the latter returned 10 work agreeing upon tarin OF
prices which gives advance averaging about tweuty
per cent on the old rates Some of the employees how
ever, stood out for . still higher advance.
JERSEY.
From the Newark ~. J. J Journal, Nov. 10
large meeting Of the working men OF this city was
held last evening at Wa hngon Hail. for the purpose Of
hearing address the subject of labor and s Just
recompenee The following resolutions we're unani
mously adopted
Whereas, We have heard OF the struggle for their
rights fellow mechanics in the city OF New York
and whereas have not been apprsed OF the exact
state OF the difficulty therefore
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with them, well
knowing that their defeat In our loss.
Resolved, That invite them to lay their before
the mechanics and working men q Newark at early
day
Resolved, That n committee Of Eve he appointed by
this meeting to extend the nyitaon aud make all the
necessary arrangements.
Resolved, That cory OF these resolutions be sent to
their committee in New York aud pubshed 10 the daily
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BURN SIDES ARMY.

w,suNGToS, hov. II 1893.
Hut little apprehension n fe, hero the safety of
General Burnside command or of his Ability to hold
Knoxville aslust the bccagurus forces Tho junction of
General herman with General thomas, at Chattanooga,
has hulo Gently reinforced tho army at that point 10
enable General Grut sond rouiogeeaeG,s TO Burnside
to relieve him from rro,raced soge and 10 enable him
TO Htcta severe purtLncnt uIors loussiree, for bis
tcinsrity
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m''sr,s 10 ,s.Ds sEa'srsr
c n A T A N O o G A
Mr.. Il. 4. wilson's Ds.psteh.
IsAtsuasrrrs 1n- GrsKrs coN~srp,
iH fm iftp. Nov II 1893
ran o, rr,s -otst~

ran -otsu-
IRON its ofcia rsport q nsyr Hsfbst tho foiio-ns
earn have died q their ~suns The oirsr iasoss.a.
ton oonsse,oi -nh tbs pgbloasoa q pb,r names can
10 relied "a 'uouy oorret-
Laoa. Brsrt 20. {, is5tb Nsw Yors Volunteers sSsa
octobsf ~ Il sound nsht abs taf,ed a ssla sssy.
lBs uog0d
wEs Ilsscs, corgqfAi, %. d. is7lh Ne~ Ysss ssa
octber 90 of rD,grs Il isit snes glai "a Anyslsi.a
barred a, sb.ye.
ChAriss H. Girord. Co ~ i3Tib ss- Yo,s ~SqnS n
efi iaEs sed oc,oeer - bar 81 90 atovs
james D. crs.sos. 90 D. isrih ss- Yofs s~a oStessr
20. q -ogrd 10 psivi.. ssrlsa a. sbovs
J. wsnnsr. Co g, lS7th hs- yors -ossd ~ tns brain;
died O-t9bsr 81 Bafisa sbgvs.
Jo.sph sr.ns, ss,h PsrnsyivAnA vssHa u rsAt
srols eIsa sSvsnbst ts tgrsd Awe
sAbrA Bys ssaeursr clss ostob-r ~ ssdy tstsg
s~sy 10 stafss ahs son.
sstssal, Hsth.ot sisd o,th.r 70 9 f.r.,et
vl4hs, psnsrsths Me tr.la Ia t.oursa ~ sasgyis
fsnhsyivsni. bs,tsry.
w.H Thsmp~B, % Ezagys psrrsyivNis s4i,ssy;
ssa o.iee. a. q sus'l>s -osss. psssu.as ts4 s'sh
Dhsos % ", mn p-rsyi-.r. yo,ur,ssr. s%i
o,.o,sr y, a .orIa o sesoosss taf'st 80 .se's
-. y sss'ba voand H. 18th hists ssfsa "a ossiu-
rsuss p.,phy. s.d ocpb. % u ha.l4r. q ~
fsrA tsficd a. sieve, % thsitAnesss
Hassssstrt 80 tsi 4nSs
sbo ~Ns dAfssfvs'y ~o-nfff -tHs fsiianty isNass
10 20 sui y lbs ~ - - tstt = 80 s.,.
trssilsr ssbsf.~tip
kNfssu.
- ne Orc Hundred sna Ihifiy ssverth Hs~ Yss N
lrtns 10 sstiu l-tsrs command ~ o.nsssi Gss-ss
brss1s, 10 t.rsrsi Sf.sa se~suss. O. ss,sgnt u
vVasss recs rsi n its ists ts,,~ "a D1s,u, vaii.y.
onstssf neovsp
las rnAas ts oT,a f.g,ft a o.. sis scsassrsst Am
t1f So rsrp intsfssrs ctsgf1stt stf thst ostsfAs
Hp~1a sbi gssfy ere st cent insstsa 10 4 ics The
fstait1a - s4Kbs fsfr<ss
fspwsH
Anos, sr@r dAy vith Ibs stsEy -tss ov fsrssSs
ysfty.. meet ttsm.
fiti oos,ispss W eufy ts trs1.ns op<fssrs ffsr
ne y1ni q Lo-sest Hgsatsln
Arrival Of Tn. psiss 90 sooasr Aanss'a be-
Isw sew Orleans.
nts Agss mnted sttocSsf lrust,a. essf1fsa ~ nc
Uss.i giss, .rrb~ai cfasas ctr, 80 ~ % s'' ~
g.l,.,yos 20 sTg ts@s q sesvs "A tens, -ss [" tss
so,tb.@i Tn. ~ Ish ths tsa srs os~
70 syss. 40 sss,s wH~s - W ~. W~Ass
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Present Rates OF Payment and Rates De-
mAnded.

Inasmuch as the labor movement has assumed such
extensive proportions, have prepared the following
tabular statement which win exhibit at single glance
the pesen Of paid in the different trades and
occupations, and also the rates demanded
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
Meeting OF the ship~vrights.

preliminary meeting Of tho shipwrights OF New
York and vicinity, Was held the 10th inst In the
Cooper Institute, as will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere his was 10 make arrangements for holdns
a grand mass meeting 10 demand lty per cent higher
wages than they now receive. They invite kindred
trades TO join in the movement.
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IEs on 1sAnn0' P,s-srtv1u, ,.-Tts qgsntlty ~ 81
yrodYced annually from The Pebnsyraria 1i sns ..
umaN9 ~ IRON l,lDS.Or, 20 ,sfn.eev baFfeH lbg
Nes hate been prodbcibs az thh fat iof sbJat bfse
years prng THIS terlod tbs prcs 4 ne Oh tAs fNt sei
ION tseny I've cents ~ seyen dOsrs ef barre Al ihs
ye's fbe producing portSn ~ 90 Cfess - ley 70
hh eshty rods vide, ertsnfhg from tbf m1gih y 90
Greer 70 Tt1tyile dStAnoe n sstsntesu rieg ~ o.
q any ecnss iuencs has befp pftdgcsd ns greater a.
nhee rtn ~ Chy than ten fsie. Agg'nanesa nfcais
,n.' va, a. - se remote psrd ~ w..le a.i marsh
,snaieo i.st 10 depth. ia esgaciiy y he wtls nsy
ryuafea IRON the fact, that rrn TIE Maze stacs sci
sAN. ne~sd ior sns time pes, % 1san1 bs'fs q 60
t~1aar FenJ bal M, % ioArs scrtA . 0i 10
y.sh nsen from tie eel slo1e The pssseri yygialol
~ w feth Abf tss nsisUoos Villages 70 s~ilaatsi a.
Eh tholssnd seus. Tho sgnc<g - oil fsotefie~ ID ~
ca S4c~r
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The Central Railroad.

AiHAsT, Nov. Il isc3.
The Central Railroad Company have declared . semi
annual div ideud of Eve yer cent
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.


the North American.
The steamship reutonia. from south ,mpt on the 9th
iust reached this port yesterday morning Her news has
been fully anticipated
The mails OF the North American, dated 10 tho 6h
inst, reached this city yesterday morning from quebec
our European Giles have been anticipated
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The Prize Steamer II. X. Lee.
Bosros. Nov. 81, 1863.
ne prize steamer r. =, Lee 10 coming up,
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Arrival Of IN. p,iss schooner Anassa be-
Low ssw Orleans.

n. th,ss mnte1 sttosDer lIbst,a. esstsfes ~ nc
rstsi qis.,, .erbsai cfants cty, 80 ~ % s'i ~
G.l,.,vss ~ sfa ts.. q ,esvs "A tesrs 80 - ihs
ss,tb..t Tss. - ~ Is,h ths hsa rs os-
% sySs, sss .s.s wD~S - W RES WAAAs
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Passenxers Arriycd.

In steamship -arsyalasan from Licc,yOSi-hr and Mrs
For Miss Hope Miss thitienden. Miss Acei, Mr. NJ y
Costen W. J. leak, G d. Parrish Miss Cono'.f Edmund
brown, Riv Jc,n Dafsoci. A. W. kinsn.i+ capt j., w.
SandoId Mr.. Gncrin Nh. Rollins. hfs. ho'ms r. ~ Lai
n. L. stone, has CobD Mrs. Coro,n James T. Werner
MI FSgrntohcr JOHN rr.y end hiead JsJnes ;. f,aon
Mt Smith M somley II. Butt her MI r.swold, NJ
Tlomr..r Mir Sle,,lery Laourcase, Rev J. ilealy, NJ
S.henlan Nj. Hsrn,r NJ and Ms btnneis joseph Moore
Afersrs Indrcu- Shsthan, X u'en Georre ~
Bfovyn 4 V.lls = Meyer. L. Ssarhsch Mclean Il. Allen
Oldnhsrc h aud M. Smith aud tour ns Mr. Lord and
taSo son. Nes.rs l. Tlse 4. Met alum, Fred Haynes
Schmidt John benson H. ;. bcnsou. Ms Ashbcn and two
In .,enm.ap city # Hn,siryfoa, from Lir>7Jooi-C
keooeh A:C slater }. CordoTa Mr.. COacbe, Nj tresno
wife spa lorr children r. smith D. Bow man J. SMITH
Long J. Ford. Mr. Brown and hve children, ,. Roek, j.
Surns ard wife 7. Perciva j. Or mile ". +. Wi'aus W
4tYner J. II. hi'isn Cart {. 'oombs \. W le,sis T. A.
BOYD, ". ". Former, A. q tiHday, &. r. NoOrhie j. Me
hugh r. Hcgiuson, H. Lgcone and 25s in the steer
Ia ,ted,s 1sloSs .i,ego. from Port RI yai rg -Gen
r. {. Foster Lieut.. T. Is Eaton, Lieut. r. ~ Sui:h. Lieut.
COL Gny V. Henry, LieutCo Brown, Lisut-Col W. y
Reed Hon. r. Y. Pay, Mis- Gson Mr. sd Mrs. II Omas r.
Nnsh ar. mud Mr. A. Hammond Major sher. Mr.. J T.
Coe Surgeons Horace r. WIT. :. Nj tIoss T.. l.. Rey
pods la, r Rogers, Mude +. +. Blondes. Nigslow; Cep
sns Lowe. r. W:toOpsr, Il. f. AucLiuntlv, 4 : Hutch
tss. g. ". cooper, Geo Dolly, {. II. bumhaud, Watson
Hooper Chapman, Nichols, J. lunt ard H. Hennessy
Terry, Sto,Al"y; Chaplain f. W. Bog-n Lieuts. Barrier
MymsT- r. g. Mott >, \. Davis Haas, ". T. Hawkins
J. Eiwe. JHucs Datis. g. H. bss,I. T.. V Chauder Geo
Whitosn, Norman +. II. Deuty and 49, Others.
In sea zse.p Creoe from N1r O,iciasDr. Segun. Ir.
Crsmley, John Coien. Nr,E Humphrey and N. David
ArtIhompsop and vie Mr.. Joseph wo aud twp chill
aJsp Yin. fer,n.r, G. ". Ofei ant
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oUIPPlNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw-YORa..
Cleared.

BsIhs-n. c. Murray Johnson. Now.Orosni, GorTsy 4
Nephew VIM or-sory, Tls.er, Warrington DO Gertrude
Chase, New "a leans, Gager tliry.
Brs.-Nid Pigeon lhr.l Johnston Nassau. J. Eness, w
Il. sawyer Tracy Boston Miller Hougton Jn.co tAus
ebu:ezs Csdi1 hSlHbce bsshen; Leader OBJ, |sneau
ST. Johns. y. r., H. J. 4 {. 4. DrNo!L
Sshocners-n. II. Baldwin. knowlion. Bof;rn II. s
Prown Co J. {. Runyon, Msthis. Alcxsrdrs, ~. T.
EuDy Co. Triumph. Watson, Van Er1nt SEglt; May
Shields Snow New-Eedfcrd, Bentley Smith Co. G. A.
Smith Pearson Washington, Bentley, Smith Co.. Sarah
Bernice. Caisan. hscl3ss. r. NJ. Mayhem j. Townsend
Townsend Washington Van Brunt Slssht Mar aret Ann
iBLl Nhspley. 81 kus, A. sniheys; New Haven Glover
Wasiiuson Bentley Saith Co.. Francis tNic.l o bon
nen GT,,own. }. +. Body; A. r. wcimcre Edwsrd-
wahilston, Ven BIun. >ashi; ). r. King ClendeuEin
Calais, Me-, J. irye co.
sloor-scrbia Richmond, sns Hsrtor, H. s. Rsele,'
kssn
stes1ser- oc,srsrs McLsnshin Baltimore, Wo. DAizell
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Steamship Austria ss,a (Br Andersen Liverpool Dec
De. $ pa.cd steamship Asia bound in 6'h passed ,'e.
sdp Glasgow bound T.; 9Th plssed aishp sidon bound
&; 9Th. passed steamship Persia bound r..
sles-1ship City Of Washington ar, BrooSs Liverpool
Dec and Queenstown 3D. nd,e ard p1s John o. Dale.
hsPsrenssd sit51s W ,s' the sn,is Tss.as1 .o
PCS Lucarn Heirekcn 20. Experienced esd
snds in Tie Cult Of Mexico and wa. detained ~ tbs Tick
Steamship Lrsso IT, : rsn.por,) Gsi.l4n Port Roy.l
c. at snd ,hafossen b;r a p H.. Dec H. - l. >
steamer Virginia IT, = ,rrnsporp. Snyder, Washington,
steamer ED.pIe, LUu,er wsshing;ou. D. C.. co hour,
l,dss. and pass Jsmcs Hand
steamer Alice, Mesken- baaG.osc rdsc Sc. to william
s:esn.- Funny csaws-aler Pier'on BsiumOr. rade to
Slea,sr sarah Jones' Phrade'ghso ma.c &C. to Lopez
KihpaiTics
Steamer Wos;,heser Baker Prov3eace raie. &C. to E.
steamer Kuya,arr Hye, Provi ence mi,a. &c. to Z.
Snip oer.,,r q, Lirsrpeol Hq.hes Liverpool OF y.
lndse ,e H. G. A. DoN oL Tia. had vsry heavy sas'
Ss s e iad, o sss u o. a .o.S nip ".
he ing o., a. sa' exceys the three tSps, .aed caro-
az ,roe he'd ne 9z-i Pc. s. ~ - 20 il 20
head; me coTssI became unnsnsssbie aid ee-.d not
Slip fsoi- t,,oT Rerg-, Le.horn :! days rd'e 70
yuueh ..iu a. 8 y .udt.
Bsfl Eeiress rash Newcastle Is dsy,, eo.i to John A.
ysYs L.rra Gertrude lPr.ri) roypeIbsgn, Bremen A.
1ay. belfast GreaelseI. Co..
hrig Marse,ibo fDir l.ioy Herseabo Nov II, and The
Bula coffee and hides 20 6 Ia eustaGt Co. Has hid
.oec.sor vi es .ron ~ W. u ~ l.. loE tho sst twenty
AK b.. been days ~ Of s, 90 On tie ssh int;
,tearne-. srpsIen,y blot a1cTurfcr.
Big 7. ". los bud AocIIy. New Or''' Z e'y' 'SsH
ard cotton 70 master. - -
ri Js,.ss C,rey Code ios B,lnoEs OLesry Havana Il
days. sugr 20 Mem Abbott Had '~cces'i'n Of 'loHs
= s4les The eill-e passage. - 80
Bf.N ST. Tsuy ,new) Philip. Dsep River, c. bAss' to
Murray 4 Nephew. 49,
SIN Lsdy iarTaye (Br) worwara Grand River Z T. J.,
" dsy. OF, t. s. j.. Snail 4 CO. .
scr Lrriiy iRr Reed Corrwss II dsys p0iaoes q d.
r. UsWof
sel~ :. rssova 4 latss Providence.
5chr ". Perry E.,.sy, is!i X ~
schr Tn nlpL Wafs N. PhAadclphis for Lynn
sclr. :. T. Ga n. on, Grace Delaware Cisy.
WiND-SUnte-. ".
Sailed.
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The AIhenaum ClIlectIsn q. MYMNs 4
Hli5rc!. aneCn9.

A VERY CHOICE FARM OF - acres, in
N tho ,ig,ys Of Freehold tho County Sen; Of Monmouth
county n j. for Sale. tic desirable foTs gentleman rrqu
,ns Country Seat beie within five minutes wax Of the
Raj road der6 connecting with New York and r =
Ib land Il In The ighss tate Of cultivation, Las choice ffu
SO Ia immediate vicinity Of sir cbuTche three seH
nare three fee school, two Esl- school,, ecn ~ f.t ora
,r couyerirnces The Msnsion 10 90 by 10 feet, two
tories With Kitchen attached II by 40 stories aud shed n
re.r by 90 Also large Yard, Wagon houses Com cnt'
1,b bgse Wood Louie ard al other building.
Wj be ,od low and paymrnts easy II not yfesioasy "
Willie offered at Public Auction at Freehold on ISosday
December "a. a, O'Clock p. N.
yof ue1tic alas Inquire II Freehodo'
G. a. JENNEIT, Eyecutor, or
u. WARNER, . -
10. 81 Pine e.. New yoIs.
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Pnsseuvers Sailed.

3 skesssap Yezoe foy Nerr 0,&ae-Mrs Pase, J. N.
xpsps sOa VIE II. u. Emerson, DGslms and wife, John
es1Ah. Franz Buck, VIM ". Ghelin George 7. Abbott,
HIa: Burns, Mary Nelson, NJ. r. Morris, VIM L. Bailey,
eharrs Moore Victor Jsvsrn. Powsh snd.fanav Of i've
pesous John buhleI Andrew Barley A. H. Rios and others
81 the sssersse.
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Ifo.s.ToxIc RAILROAD 90 TREAsURTRs OYTieK,
IBIDsEyORr, Conn. Dec. H. l5DJ }

%
nVIDEND No. I2.-The board OF NJ, ~.
nEEi, or foiiR DOLLARS PER SHARE tree from, Gov
srel arj ,hy preferred stock payable on the -oh us.
10 snn ~ shall appear By the Transfer Boos, 81
he npsny have been the owners OF said STOCK on we
,h day Of December igt1 The dividend on rtock o. We
-. VOL ROOFS vii b. payable at bic Us hETChtM'
s0N 60, Onice NO. ~ xchauge place and on the boston
Books at the office Of Aessfs }. =. IHAfah bIto'
po and on ifid eporl Books At tbs office The Transfer
os.s viii De closed lrop tie 18Th inst 70 the zoth instant
hotI DAYS inciusye CHARLES X. h'EhiLi' Treasurer
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HOSIERY, GLOVES and UNDERGAR-
MENTS sithe beet IA Ladies' aud Misses English
.Jd errnan bos~ries Ladies aud Ases Drawers ard
All n. best makes In hi Gloves Aeiandre Jeuvins sDd
Others eesbultd Also great variety Of Fail aud tnlsr
oves Lsdss snl Misses Gaers Sontsss Cspss ioas 40
French kid. 10 cents 81 and ~ IS Children 1ils 20
cans ~ B-10 dos pudrossej KID. in ala tho fssa onsbs
shsGes ELoERs. Nos $50 and so BroadTsy lh Ct
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Cost ana fonr6.
Ecsdl Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURr.-EMMA
~ c. BAAKEE, Plaintiff EFT. CICERO g. bAANEE,
lJefendsnt.-Sn Tor Re,isfCon. no. Ser-io tho
Defendant CICERO {, BAAhEE-tou arc b'.rpy 'a na
,poned and required To answer The complaint IN Hls
sciion which viii be tiled Ia the office Of tl9 ChrS OF
the City and County Of Newfork at tho City iai IN 'sa
City md TO copy Of your snswer to TIC 'lo
ON lie subscriber lis Office No. ~ Nassus IN tbs tiy OF
kewYort within tw envy days ser tho service o tnis sum
M va on YOU exclusive Of he day Of such serves, and you
fa 20 the ,sd within the time Aforesaid NO
Isnra In this action will apply to tie Count Tor Tue fse'
demanded In the comp lsnt.
Dated New. i0Ik, Roy. 1863. - 80, ..
j. y. HADNErr, Plaintiffs Attorney
s............... Tho complaint IN tie sboy- rn,ued
10 =. Rev. Stamp. action was flied In The once 0, 'n'
10 c,s j. H. H.. Clerk OF the Citx and County Of New
Nov I lebl York at tho City Hall IN Said Clty Oh
tho 18th day Of November A. j.. 1861
Dated Nov T. 1863 J. h. HADNEIr,
Psinta's Attorney. No. 60 ks'..usI New f0h CITY.
NISiswtvB
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BORT roaroens' Noiits.

cTA1E EEv-yoYE
PosTWsEDIka OTsicE, NO lyt NAlst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WITH
,. The se pared pr "A 1857 entitled An sc, 70
seorgsiz. tie Wsrc.ns once Of the Port Of he"f oTf TO
a.. perons ilisres.d in tsns ohsfgs o. No tuDsot
,tsf Of sueh inquiry sxsfaicion or survey us, the o'
lo.iny vessels are now urdar exb!Dus9A by Tie 0f war
De- snd that the aid surveys examinations Jl Do con-
;e.d within ter days nsr succeeding shs hSaes OF o0A1a
ssid vessels a.
Steamship City Of 40. !" AZ ~
frig TfGcslsf
Brs Highland No ~ r. H.
Brig +. tige Po
.cl, J. ttf "" - r. r.
Sem. Fan irt 10 80 ~ H.
4. ~. EBABIIALA. fresitenI.
Arcs HIzgIs.s, secre.fry.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
em--Rsss.. 1l9 seis........ sS Moon-ss,s go. ia
Sandy Boof. 2.3o Gov. ls.snd.. Sis he'll Gen.. 500
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A. NJ MELVIN. huc.ione-r. -
DY BANGS, MERWlN a. Co, Irving Build
ID insa nos 59i and 80 Broatway0sass q BOOKS ia
o,erv prturss Works Of Art Fancy Goods furniture &c
MONDAY EFENihO, Dec, ~ Of - Ccicet. -.
HgOKs-A large collection OF Valuable " OH AM hhc'
sf.ons Lite eure &c. for particulars see 's'aoeue.
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ORDINANCES Ovvios. war pxPARrvEsr.
ksAautAnrax H.. A Ia,

OkDNANCE VTVtF, " Ar UEPAKINkSr,
WAsuIyoTox, Dec =, 1873. )
NOTICE Is hereby given that the BOARD OF
~ ORDNANCE OFFICERS appointed for the prrposs OF
examining officers to he eomHi.sion oEin.nee
oic. the 4.h II January Tor he examination o.
OFFICERS OF the ARMY sppesns foE tae sppoiuucn! OF
Second Li.utesant Of Ordnance
All scers dsou appearing before the Board mus hrst
make application tina, effect to the Chief Of Ordnance,
sans tssir ago. present sAs OF h.shuuss, whetc and
how educated sni wh.t studies they have p.ued Suoa
wish 90 sppoAr before Board meeting shoud file
their apphcaoas Isqued b. before tho fh OF
December 1855 GEO. ID. RAMSAY
Brisadler o. nersI, Chief OF Ordnance.
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u. y. A. MEDICAL PravsIoR's OyyiCs.
NIxYBT, Dec /, 1893.
MANUFACTURERS, DEALERS, ard M
ASk PORtERS invited 70 send 10 his Office Iriee list.
Of AID sud,rs tor any ell Of the articles Of Medical aid
o,p,,,l Sop,ss required the the Army Copir,of
tie Supply liable DO office ol any Medics fUr
v.,or Further particulars made kno.n spp stion to
HENNFLL STEVENS Medical s,orekseper U. 5. Army
Medical rurvoyor Department, 81 the Tennessee.
|NEW.YORK FORUM, corner 23d-st. and
IN Broad~sy.-free PAiorD. Free speech. sutjec, fo
debate at ni., SUNDAY, Dec 20; Nhs; TO- and Is NOS
True Rrsisnr Let everybody speak bis mind
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0Eoror o. HA,Docx. Auctioneer.

OEoRGK o. HA1DocH, Arcuonreg q,
MANAGED EAkIHENWA RE.-Postponcd
~ nom Dec. ~ 70 TUESDAY. Dec 2-itsbert nsy
az ,g .ell on TUESDAY, December ~ st o'clock IN
on Of Ronied Warehouse Of Jer.son and south 81,
und.r Wnrdeus Inspection 1873 crates VINE oiano mo
! ~',oa Nsre f.rms, cash. Ia bsDkaDe money. Inc
GATES 10 be removed on day OF sale.
EARM FOR SALE.-FIFTY ACRES Of
GOOD LAND IS uinntes ride BY Central hs'lfoad o.
k.x 5er.sy pm New iork one and hall nes rom sTo'.
t,.eood Years besg and other trait. 1c &C. Eysfy'n
In Tie be.t sondo Apply to A. BArIIsI q We n, o.
fBsptlst Tsyl0L SUI buDOpS corner "s's'u '"S
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frrisiinnAilinnce.


Is IL the Judgment f-s. S. SNOW lesl,d the
yfopt etl yin preach Union budding, No. TO- bo~efy on
kuNDAY Al 3 O'clock p. M seats free. subJsct; " The
Sss Of he times proviDg that the scsaes u the hhJ lads
Gspt vs commencing
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60 Ubcm it man Concern.

DR. p. B.. RANDOLPH speaks cor. Broad.
IL way aud 2Jd s a. 10y SUBJECT |" Ths House that
J.t bah" Al7s subject Ancient and. Modern ClAirvey-
snts." Seats free.
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~ DEMORrSTrs Excel sIOR COM

NJMP. DEMOREST's Excel SIOR COM
WI BiNATiON 5UsPENDER AMI sHoJ LDER BRACE
They sfofi add ectual support ~ e
wei tho sks TotLs p. the shoulders GLOWING 10
tho body perfect r-eJom Of NOTION sud at the sane time co
rec,ins any tendency to stopping round 'houdeis oy
giving 10 tho body graceful dignity that both conducive to
comfort, health, and personal besny Every Lsdy shoaa
wear them Price 20 caat,, Children. 81 c''1 eenI rte
BIZ mail on rcse pt Of the price. No. 47J@ roadway
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FIftcd.
Dee s-ste1ms.,-Lou4ss Eoofe. Thorn City q Ri,k-
sooDd, Yezco.