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, 1863-11-30

TIE 7sp RZorAENr AoAM.-Tho al1otments coli
1cctcd from tho I'D Regiment Illinois Volunteers
{1st Board Of Trade resiment), for the months Of
July and August, ase received by the Supervisors
War Fund Committee. and will bo paid out at the
snpcrvisors' room to-day (Nonday) from IN to
o+elorlr
, 1863-11-30

FISH-LAH FISH are In limited demand. and unar-
demand and good supply. Prices easy BALES
CQpFrsK AfH still In tAOrt supply and good demand.
, 1863-11-30

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN INDIANA
RA11RoAD Recommendations noticed few days
ago the election Of II. h. Porter, Ksq to the Gen.
ernl superintendenee of the Michigan Southern
Railroad. On the 9Th inst, Mr.. VIM. F. Staunton
was appointed Superintendent Of the Western Di-
yision, with his Office at Laporta, Indiana to enter
on his duties On the first Of December. Mr. Chas.
N. Gray was appointed Commercial Freight Agent
Of the Company, with his Office at No. &c Clark
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
-JorE CHAPEL ..o.,

n. ppnapyxy
EVERY riDHr ATsOCLOcE.
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Ares e, fs .sd s.iusft ~ sss, ss.. Irs.G
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40 -.rs e@ains s.gr. ss,ss i'.pr-ssoa tAsa mere
en- 4s~oFn' cglf possibly % -hsfaa
rsy srrsso.oor-ico- ~ Hovs cs.rsL-rhi. b.s ln,ai
az ~ 80. %, 10. s,,s ssss.s pssie .,,.s,ss rss
sssa. {. ssngs1ss.s y t-e ofsrs -gts. -A.el ss.s
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shsns .sis.e- rsn ffoi 90 -A HtAisncs lits iAs fan
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- ssas slrs srsass 81 -. ss.srssss f.lss n ca;
% sEl-s b1lass. u % yr...sI sss .es-s' s.s.,
FlrifiF a. tA* ssfilstss r1fA ss#nx wosk soaEh,
s., , T.. $780, . 80. s.'. ~ ..s;s .ss.
sp@s ~ sa.w nsf ee.r pa,s. sss'e esrsr~s ~
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The New York herald., 1863-12-28
WITH TIE Sky ROCKET
TWO GRAND ENTERTAINMENT ON
sfN YEAR DAY

DARsUNs AMERICAN mUsEus
ALL rassI,s,s yrllssh srks SoTppE I3phrhrn
rht shhAI fhhscn 9I.sT ,xx
LiGlir fEKT FouR isonns iIIGn.
WEIGHS 90 POUNDS
The taeai ana hneH man sctn On ibe isos ~ she
ANNA SWAN TnE SoyA SCOTIA
GIANT Gl1L
"S'' Eiai(f IFgr oNE mon mon.
fuif eIGmr rslr nrou
The mos. towering specimens Of humsni e,er bchs.l -
Two q o. S'ii riir l ssAGhsf Lib pwAnrs
ever Known IN tho salls GTs or,sr IN
nYEses Msias 9tp rr e issl'ns ., nsb.S. n,ps AND
rln LiLirUiIIS kisG
os'' wriSliiss Sur ssyEsfsss rouspA
the most e''i1sd"iiy fas i3sS 1s'ssf'i AND is suomr
OF ''RhIiI Rhi2IY's Ss'I AUTosAros MUSICAL TROUPE
''''H' soqnEs " hsq!i; Psos 9, oh m nsnrsasss is
'T'aTqiRgE TaRs esors ~ aoysS VIZ rovax
orAs ESskaT aTTgnn5S nouSrss s tTos tt atss Na.rhs
EDUCATED SEAL Which M. MUSICAL issrso
sPEGRLED BROOK Trout
SaiLiiasf a5ccTss
''' fiiE TicKEr.oFLEAvg MAN
CROWDED AND ADMIRIS0 AUDrEsCga
..-. " wiz br played
EVERY AFTERNOON :. hysss ss'i ;ssrso .ss all. ...
A!s eRs%fss sss .
lar and powerful prodass,o.' .,r." z,.ov
from 81 ogss gpiis'Ri ITS wSspss1ua IS FfsRonx
~ EMMRLYNKA, or MOUTH HARxoNIcA
Dos. shs.s s.r sSs sn si.a IS .s Ds.
Great preparations are pAkns for Now Year
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

Vas AA'Esia asa.i aoast SS ( nEsafSfS EsaisIiISs
EorrrrAs CARAVAN
i''''' '''''''''' Is, and sn DRoaDwAY '''
D,, open s r's 81 'sIi'f fs.ps :iisfs
snd 81
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SsFSG.ttED UsFsG..ttgb II IHs IHk SSsED. SSsEB
SFg .pBITI9s. ppRBIITTII9ss
sEw IDDriOss -
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@ @ s.as s.as ssiissis sssissts -
eSsIssr99 eS9ssIssrE99 asssiyisS
tssss tssssSEERY SEEr: .h98TsS sS2TFs$ iISs fiSss
LxsawoEiHT's sM99iisa ii9ts
Wilt Wilt sEstss sEstss
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xosSrso Ayrxssoos Asb tih sionr rrhS'0NHAs'k'
s9ssIs s9ssiIss .yIyss2Ss .yTyssSSs .sp sp sEsHrr
ALL rms WEEK
III ~ AsD 81 BovTRr
ssssBB sss.ssBB s.Es s.Es ssssss ssssss
r'r.sr@.ss... ...,, si-'. si;.1ssaa 80 - % .,.siss
An ysrfRr cHArJy Oy PhoSEknsY
t9uh''A,x1psLLsss ,xpLss rafi1iss fi1isr1f rosfss .crAi COMIC
Aimssisa % osss. chsrsa 10 ssas 70 s',sruopa s-f.
Doo'. sy~a ct sas sgmmsns. at ~. .ssrs s'eoas.
Ngfss q n sssDsEsos KEsPgcrruLLY ss.
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NJ. yosLPHIEr ruuT
Iias HAh~tT1
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pas % b. hsd a. ths 9osf
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MS 5osrrHps ITns.
ss A HALL 81 NJ. HAhDtNMOss fEarfmONfAL
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The New York herald., 1863-12-28

A aERrcAS THEATRE:
Tue grea, variety ,hssife o. Ne. Ycrn
Al G tss s,a f'vorte' rei'Iasi this -ret.
UNA ssiLLiHsT AND soyiL rKogxsxxr
Each member hailed vita 90, mos,
ToyIGHT, Dec %. the Prize Yarce emitted
5R 5RRh rhH hILFJEs tnis4 q ~ klliAfssi; naS Esks
Lany McLoughn hn............,..-........f L. D,nnsly
squire Lynch ...'....''E Ia Ia
isiI Msc.De I'd Murray
Ned a''.' esis%
sipS, sbSaasS, S.issSsr
Far, Fssr s,1sas, is,ass ~; sis. v..
sP.rsie:;.''''''~' ..'.' WE y,s.ns ss,.ns
y.,r.. x, x,.. ~; &, P.a; c'.;
Cora aa ............. s.
"o''Oss sSsorsIs 0f scgsERY AND ISciDrsfs ''''
Scene -Interw Of Kate kesrnry's cotsgs The sisters
.a. love re %rRs l ,e saa a aa ans rh
s.ss, q 1' IT, & s Of I.. ' n. 9@s csss I E
s s The o s1dy @ asa 90 sSosn s 81 os Queen s g Ma.
ohoras-HSn ks,e ke.fnsy, queen = Nay
coanisrpict.: The lovers and .hsI s,rsisSsn, -
scene Anka,s Ksa59e,s ,o'ase Ihs .'sn 10, OH.
sisters advics Agony and ds,tar o. Kate -. a.
erniSsoa TO .ees ne rary Queen. snd 500. ds.a
The enchanted grove and invisible chorushe ~i Z" 'As
SCENE 6-Ths lake. of Killarney Tbs storm Ile g.
The ai.eouieu,sd companion The SSsnsia s.v Lazy
'pa ssa sss p,Ts s ans ns n d. ~
The lover. Joined The rsir,s prsmi.e ts,asa hsg,y
the ~ses sy 'rnSans PaSro In en' Of dffosSSs dffosSSsPasaoa
The woyis renowned comic vocana
- IME ShcsiFicISi sosrs De BALLET
No1iCE.-Maiinee on New Years day
THE DRAxAT,G. AaTsTs 3 Es9AggD s1.GgD TO SUPPORT
At The ACADEMY or Music, RRooKLYs ,.,
respectfully informed that the ina performance VII
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY /. isSa
viii b. p.for,nes All ba.n... e'r,mun,,.lon. a.
dressed H. Ashley. whitney Hgus Br.aFsy oorne Of
Twelfth street
I ). BLAKR-Ar NIss = z sAsDEEsoS's IysII
- moniai Dodworsh' Hal 80 bn~dw" sondT HsA'
CLIsroS HALL, AsIoR PLACE. sErgEEs, ,.p BROAD
,5 % and s sopr ~ y.,sm s.ss ,f os vi ss.y 20,
for II. relief q Invalid soldier. onsh. p. gfos y ss
Home Fund So Iao q ysia.els eroasry % : seo.sd =
e. sss. hoIder. h,hsos ever, .'s1ns so
Home Tickets. admitting four o. sinss admission. IS
o,a,r. py NAH or sIpr;.. ..gad :. go. y JOSIAH
= Of Common, E IVES, Bou.iob ar.sl waa. ri.ii
Lyons. conley Myers. and al ts ssA, cog sn.soa -a
Should the iamins,iss II he r0op y ss'ssa.s e.,h
s s%': po. q 'ss '' *. @ rs T.' ss s 80 .,
;. nsPf s 70 ,ss IN and ss ys or-a g 's.s ,s.
thondsyD, as somsthins raey va y iuirgipesL A3ns
free
CKArIso AT Mr. HENRY GEBHARDE OYsrAsrfc
- Insttution, Isi fftA nvrrvr tDraff TrenJ ssln4
street. Hours for lsdNs every mor1ng al 3F N Sets
men Ia The afternoon and evening
DocnEsTER CONCERT HALL "A G y. CONE AND
r. Bfossiyp.
GREAT WHAT ~ Tr-yRgE susyUs HALL
" 60 BROADwAi, BOWS srAih5
Ths tho hsaf1usrfrrs Of 'ennsu fr esrfT 80 of
The cfvilitsi vorf who ss Ser nghi 70 sg~si
sccis evening VITA fri~nf Tss-r a lse stos, ia
lust nstsra for GENT r
wHAr IL n. As Grows 10 fBE CORsYiHLp
ADMISSION YKER BALLAkD.
yVArrBp-a sAGICfAs's APPARATUS % rHE
w frst q1sry Fer.ons ha.sg ssy-s ssr h-sf % .
easa c2ss~nsr. 6r adig,ss n esests nsssa sso
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

w GODS MfssTRsr. HALL
w 5ia-BROA DwAY-5t
Opposite 81. kichoAs Hotel.
MORE sovELTY FoR Tiig HOLIDAY wKEK
rH8 WONDERFUL. STARTLING, SUPERNATURAL
OPTICAL ILLUSION
TuE GHOST THE GHosI THE GHOST.
TIE GHOST OF UNCLE TOM
THE DANCING GHOST
NfssrRRLS. hENA0RRiF AND CIRCUS
AOSDAY Der. % evening during the week.
WOODS. NrssIRELs ..
Won HuNBU0s MkNA0ERfB, THE PERFORMING
ELEPHANT. I'M 0Ns HORSE CIRCUS. La
PRRCHK FQufPOfSy,
THf GHOST or UNCLE TON
TIE POUR Cko"- THE Crisis A9AIs." TIE
REBEL PRfNATtER, HURRY rP A.. ke-
~ Pot Brorsr, Talbot Waite. Hrnry. warboif 0ienn.
xsrd Master WOOD fsascs Brothrrs sekapcott Pat
t.rsOn. Lsis L~sis, &c,
Doors open at C,.; eommrooe ea,7t, Ticseu 2s cents
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

L'ovLis0 PIECE voR sALy-A vNH yNoLfsH
tOwiinE f~os 10 frs, rate order gsge - inca
ria snlnsisd ss~i; wsiss,r pogs<s frs. srS css be
o. ilo kesds
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
PROPOSALS..

rro aArLRoAp CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS. ARE
soiici,ef for the constrIctiou S Cpa "a het~~sn
b~~sscn and Ne. rors ros psrteal.r sRpy msas 49,
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

ID MECHANICS HALL. t1s BROADWAY.
Monday December y AID e.rry nigh, during the vssh
GRAND HOLIDAY WEEK.
BRYANrs MiNsTKELB
Tho rcesor Troupe In the foiowin popular th~caA
GRAND TIk-PAN-O- MON,
THE PILLywILLYwIsCK BAnA
Eighth week Of the iaughabie puf.~sque of
THE KUsH-iN BALL
Rogers Dancing Rooms. How Are You, Gre-obsoksf
saiv. Come Up,
Immense Of the comicai sketch
THE TAkE-iT-AkD LkAVn MAN
Doors open At o curtain rsss TX Tickets rs osstA
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

srstsHsrA-A Dsrrttxar or ABILITY AsD
n sn<tisnes a. 80 80 oytretpnHf " .fss " M
49, sss1Naats kiwaerf snpthsf saA
msnsxns one ~ ~. y1T'a.W sef ss~xs~fa ~thfer
as IN tbs cewnuy fDss sr~oe ff bysnsss saf oil
ssaf tes slfxtss f,fl9a eSg Ao~s
t~ut Asfss~ sssan@wsai 80 ~ fesl @a~s
u,O spopsgE yOs sALg OHk rHfsD frrspKss
u ~ hwssrt. ae~ui ~ tfsfel hy1st4lnx 60
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

rT,HEATRK FRAkCAIs-NIBLOs CONCERT SALOON
l. TUESDAY. DEC. 30 1855
FIRST REPRESENTATION or
LA DAME DE ST. TROPEL.
DAne ianu hvr scts by Mr. Drnnery drawn from the.
judiciary annals
PROCES OF MME LAFAR0E
Played by ali the company.
open IN The curtain rises O'Clock precisely
FRIDAY, JANUARY !. 1854.
lies
This s,ree commences q, ~ O'Clock preciseiy VERY
snor entire acts ,efmuse the play BY II O'Clock
the latest.
Great distribution OF toys the children bv Acorbas the
..shA9,.r resay arrived ia ke~ YorG with the Pautns
n. B-Evey child s entitled TO prize equivalent 10 the
price OF the tekei.
firxt representation OF the
LIS ETRECNES de- N, Poison foie vaudeville, In act
For this time ooiy fHE NEW YEARS DAY IN NEW
YORK.
seene-song by AeosibAs a hyonts tune OF Les Pau
tins de vole.ie
The following programme gives the de,s's-
l. JE DUE CHEZ MA hERB, comedy vaudeville, ia
-
3 fNTgRHBDP by Nile Hslle,
LBS DEUX AyEuGLEs. bouhonner mrscaie
The New York herald., 1863-12-28
RAILRoADs.

n UDsor RiyER RAILROAD TRAINS yoa Al.
u bsny rroy the sesw ssd wss ~ re-. rsss
days 81 "a ~ from rhlrus.n street f.ts,s mss =
procured any Of the o6toss Of WksftOIFs tkfht~S
IN rorE and Bryosyn snd baxxsfs ensetss o. ths
ko,ss 10 al points 90 the rod and v sAfs,~p serin
ArEw yoRK. uARLEM AND ALBANY RAILAoAp =
IN fncressed acc lm.otsiiens rrsns for snsay Ani
sISA T. and isr. .,.,s
ara Aibsay Sar ksu yors At sl5A ~
JOHN BUAcHfLf~ supsrlntes4sns
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

"A GRAND CONCERT or THE
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT N G. :. D.. Y,
TUESDAY EVENING, December %
MADAME DAh6RI,
MRS VAN zANDT,
sl0sOR CEUTEMBRf
si9NOR ABELLA
HELM MsNULLEE,
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT BAND
Doors open O'Clock. commences 4 o'clock.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
To be procured nj the Music Sorca h0es Taany Co
from the memDars of the resnen aud at the door the
evening OF the concert.
NTIBLos SALOON.
IN GRAND CONCERT For THE BENEfir or THE
CHURCH of ST GEORGE, TIE MARrrR, Oh
MONDAY EVENING, DEC -. 1868.
The following nent artists hav. kindly vopulsee1:--
MRS JOHNSTON date Mary L. Hawleyl,
MISS NINA GkARY
MR. J H. THOMAS,
Mr.. GrSTAyUs GEAEY,
MIR j. N. PATTISON,
Mr.. JOHANNES sENTA.
MIR. JAMES @ NAEDFR
Tickets nfy eens ench may be procured of Beer Sher
mer 70i Brosdway shsefcnburg Lu 75s broadway; Ap
plcton Co. ttJ Broadway; 7 y Frank, $40 Broadway;
j. r. Morewood. 81 Broad street. Pckard Andersen rs
Colo NJ Brane liS Pearl Robsr Waller IS
and nt the the the
Doors open at 7 10 commence at Soeock
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

NrIBLOS SALOON.
IN MISS Lucy sIMONs, GRAND CONCERT
on THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 81.
assisted by the following eminent artists
. lby Kind permission OF MI. j. urau)
sI0NOR MoRELLf,
MUSICAL DIRECTOR. sIGSOR MuZIo
Price OF admission 81 including reserved seats
Tickets Tor sale on Monday at Beer Sch.rnrs muse
''0'' ~ 3SDPiNioSs OF THE PRESS
Mtss SimUSI'fs DECLINED the Aasins
Kellogg excements A more grauying debut has seldom
cal ed for attention our hsnds --kew YORK Tifnes
Miss sang iih cntran and expresson
her artistic of undoubed merii She was recalled
applAudcd with bouqu.tsfn sb0rt. made
ths ul debuts eves witnessed In New York
New York Herald.
Miss Simons debut tho most SUGGEST vi
witnessed She must be down ~ an arts OF Taesc
complishmens She sppearedhith credit to herself AMI to
her master, Mr.. Muxio, who has reason indeed 70 bs
proud of his upil-Erprcss. -.
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

~ a. 'usass - rsss sssas OIL w. sos ssa oil s-ss
sAsAnss o. sryRroscogricon
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

A MERTcAN THEATRE,
N sH BROADWAY.
The great variety theatre OF Nev YORK
An the old fsyorites rctsiasf this vrck.
GRAND CARNIVAL or FUN,
BRILLIANT AND NOVEL PROoRAwMr
GRkAT COMBINATION TROUPE.
Zach member hailed with the most
Enthusiastic spolsuse
TONIGHT Dec a. III. Prize Farcs sptltled
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

DRooKLYN ACADEMY or MUSIC
ID GRAND LiTEkAhY FESTIVAL
PROMENADE CorcEKT
0OIREE DANaAsTE.
russDAY EvEsiso. DEC 70 isa
VI '1'' : H. j DE nnRDovA. sso.
""' 's'''' rng SOLDIER
With musical
This poem created . gres, sensation at the usv Zee
Benent Of 8,ek and wouaded soidiss he s0
instant
Mias BLANCHE CARPENTER
whos~ debut the last Philharmonic Concert BrsohiyA
eninentiv spooessfnl, viii perform srsnssmS0
Of Patriotic Airs with variations composed BY her sspeeS
ly tor this oceAsion-
Tue ENTIRE BAND
SEVENTH NEW YoRk STATE MILITIA.
q. n. OhAFtLLA.
Leader,
has becn eusagrd for the oocasion
The follox ns gsntlstnen b ". CONSENTED " 81
LBw wJman. Esa d A Dsssv 81
A. & Hull Esy y J iss boo kel.
A. Lambert. Es1. Es hiiis Esa
j. Van Anden Es1.
The floor vii be under oomretent snsxrmsnl
Tckets. 70 siun Lady sDd gentsnsn of
May be hal at tbe principal s.c boob drs .iss.s ~
Ac.dcnJ aud the snD~rs yf tts afai Bro~hys -
Beer nchrmsr'a. TOi broadway, ks~ rers-
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

GREAT ORIENTAL nUsTc NALL.
VI co Broadway, sblFe Hifrcsx street
BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS kOE CUalsrnAg
IRELAND AID AhkhfCA
combine Ia Efodlfng al The rare nS'sss nos 70 bs ~
aea44I nishty a. this
dRkAffsr oy. AMERICAN xUsic uALLs.
A'''"'' -" DUkxs sorro.
sns Know
Hg rs ALL THERE At TIE oRiEsrAL
OkiEsTALs kOrTo
EKIs 90 usUp,
FLrRipUs BRApH
aui ~ symbycsi Of she union Of ssnussst ssl
Irsh s for wbch la- yrsnla has ssays bsso fsmos4S
Al she rHARNfso fOU~y LADY WATERS
uniformly ~ tn the b<sutfui usons cos ~ DrsO
green i.s ana pgessni tts spefn@b q fs1Has
Igreinass witnessed . tbs Annsrfaa eoatinsul
Don't YAfL TO HEE 1ng ORIENTAL
before the co.> ~ thr holiday the vhse -
Hbf4 " w1l b. ~ alI 10 sl0fp.
Aimissioa ~ rEAEK BURNS
The New York herald., 1863-12-28

MADAME LOUISE rOt RSAIRF
and all the aing mbrrs of tho Ss ~ Circus Troupe
MoNDAh EVENING. December - hrsi nisnt OF Madame
Tournsre IN her
1RANDE sOESE EoUEsrRE,
WITHOUT SADDLE OR Birdie
Madame Tournsire will also Introduce of her
HIGHLY TRAINED DAhCING HORSES
The programme will IN ude infinite gsriety brilliant
and as onishing feais 10y
ALL THE INCoMrARABLE ARTISTS
attached TO the company To conclude with The comicA
cquestrian ertra~aganka entitled
BILLY BUTTON.
Doors open n and Z. to commence at ~ and TX
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SEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY DECEkBER 2S 1868.
AMusEMESTs. a

EEO -nELODEos-s>s BROADwAy-5N
OOO. The only plscr of tn kinf Ia the word.
Opening st o clock every eseainss cle.ibRs stf,
STRANGERS should not fail 10 Wait he Nicholson.
Exceeding all FREE and Hssirs IN the ~g.d.
Twenty nv. ladies' gents IA songn Oie~s aad puss
RvAing all mnsrels the4arcals operas "a the cy.
And no charge made for sdm. .ssoa
Admission free--admixson free.
To night solomon. wiiLams cuies uerden Nis Nsssie
TreHane Miss Anderson. Miss Afars calua exss use ~
Clair and the whole strength Of the COMPANY bsfes host
OF volunteers wanicd few ladies 20 serve re-
freshmenls GEORGE n HAyDOS. Director
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sPORTIN0.

noss FOR SALE HEwFoUNDLAFD I SKYE
~ ferrer MAstin Dog Bull Tsrrer. ercslent rA,ch.
dogs. Pointer Doz. thoroughly broken. Coach Dog vel
trained some handsome Coach Dig Paps also very
nns Black aud Tan Terriers and Scotch Terriers Black
ana Tan Doc not sreeefing I'VE poundsa Of th~ pure
breeds and erosient rsttsrs Pair trial gwen Cal a, II
Roosevelt street. frst foor john GRAY
L'RAscis BUTLER, no. PECK SLIP mas ALL
ths shcioe br~eds for sas AMI Bulers iufalibe
hange Cure and Flea Eferrninstor, 50 per boit
Baiers se~ Work o. Dogs bearded. trained Ae kedi.
cfnes for al ssases.
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$JU.UUU. ,ar~rs N. sli.ss..s sns s.isse.s -
20, Prou~rty on s0uh 0f fhrts tfsl stret -
tween Tkird ans Lsrinxton ss.nues euvsrns tte q. -
far ifrua ~ teafh Ahf4s
rort,on of purchase rsn&ia on tona ani
mortgage FOE tsp year. 81 .Ar p~r osnt Arrg ~
IA Thlrtx streets
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N MUSICAL.

MAGNIFICRNr IN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A forte for sale al saerihce -Four round corners
carved legs aud oyestrung bAsz fun Iron psts made
70 order by city MAKERS been IN eight months cost eos
for $500 Including Stool and Cover. Also Drawing om
Suits cost $500 for $50 EAgere Centre Tables brossiei
and Lace Curtains Paintings Bronses. Chamber Furniture
NTH
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Special Order.I ba asH4 sfssa
r PURSUANT to General Order No. Of Brigadier
a General Janice s. Wheat, of the 10th instants
Oommandants Of companies comprising the 4th regt-
ment will assemble their respective companies at
the following places for dE and on each
urday the 23d instant, and continuing until other
Company A, Capt. j. W. Ward on the river nat
Company B, Captain John B. Wilson, on Wheeling
Company o, Capt j. A Clement, at Second Ward
Company D. Capt. J. N. Vance, at the City ArmO.
Company 3, Capt O. D. Knox, at Second Ward
Market House. Ia - frr,s
bank, cast end of Quincy street.
Company Capt. T. g. RothRcker, at the corner Of
Market and Jefferson streets. ,..5a4.T 4g
Company II, Capt. A. j. Long, on Centre street,
between Sixth and the Creek. -
n CompanyI, Capt john Scott, ON Wheeling Hill,
TO the right of the National Pike. u.
Company x, Capt. John Z. Hopkins, on Wheeling
Island. = s1si 7f77 -
Company L, Capt. James h. Holmes, at the Court
IL Ifpossible arms will be ready for distribution
in time the drill Saturday, the 2Sd inst Should
e snSS aSt thsr time il dfng their the
facfngs and marching and also in procuring correct
rolls Of persons within their several districts liable
for, and exempt from, militia duty, and report the
same 70 the Adjutantof the Regiment ON or before
Tuesday, the 18th inst s is.l.5l4. esq.
III. All citizens between the ages of IS and 46
years, residing within the bounds Of the 4th Reg-
ment are required to report themselves to the conn
mandants Of the company in The district in which
they reside or before Saturday, the sd tnst and
\ those claiming exemption for any cause from such
duty, will state the grounds upon which their claims
are based. 80 +I-r, ea!l--r.
": Courts martial will be convened for the pun
iShment Of all denquents in discharge of the duties
above required well as or the trial Of those who
avoid ed duty under the late order of the Governor
calling the regiment into active service:
o Commanding 9Th Reg't Va. N.
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