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The New York skating Club.
ARRANGEMENTS IN PRooHEss ron THE COMM


Tie New York sxs,ins Club have bad two regular
meetings at ono q which the executive committee Who
have bern at work all the summer, presented their re-
port. announcing tho grant Of tho Conssrvaory Pod q
the PAX curing the present for special nee q
skatng assocatoDs and recommending the ippropr
Of 800 towards tie htrng up d The sams 10 prorer
Ordcr Tho report was accepted and the spproprston
allowed s4scicni funds hzsdcd Ia by tho neu.
befs The club ~ tho gvns n ordsrs ihs
c1ls'furiicn iks hlrae for the u ito msrtefs
"a son as iurfsr fupds have been socumglsisI. the
vlher preparat cos will be made Msmbers u sisisr
el1hs, IN soi cot a the state, sl lie selcrosd BY
New York Cob upon this piece oi cs-over IN
eSisat-by merely showing Their recognized badge of
membership u such ci,b. No person will be Aoref
sbs cub pond dgr ng 'kslng hours gniess iron clad
Ferrous desiring 20 tecome god SKATERS VII, upcb toin
ts the club, have no beusnt Of the kD0riedzs ~ the
uc-e expcfApred mcmbcrs wb1se eoie Object bot
sesveness, bot " improve the art q ska'ng spoog us
csDSs ~ Nsv York Tie club designed principally
snvvp oc,see - srW.
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~ sssseal.
I" IoHk" Ar rue AoApKMY or kUSIo.

" IT zOAUkzr 1V"'0s
10 night We arc 10 have Poteiias great work, one,
a. the Academy OF Music, with the cast as last
season Tho habitu OF tho Opera will doubtless rcmem
Der how successful this opera Sgpor Mzzooo' has
estreiy recovered from hs temporary hoarscness Sig
nor bsliioi viii aso appear
10 morrow night tho Maretxok troupe WIN appear In
brooklyn, at the Academy OF Eusc. ON this occasion
Verdfs Rgoetio' will DO given, with the same enec
tive cast AZ In New York. Miss KELLOGG tho Gilda in
shis opera, and sings the music admirably.
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The July Riots.
CCU2r or OYER AND TERMINgR.

Ike
Before Hon. Judge Harnard.
OCT. 12.ibis court opened et eleven O'Clock Tho
cascs Of canncd and Lamb, charged with being engaged
ia the last July draft riots postponed snt Monday
next, when new panel OF two hundred will be sub
po,uci.
Adam tharman pleaded guilty TO riot In July last aud
having been already three months prison, was sen.
tcnced 10 81 months on iHacswo.l's Island.
CHARGE or AgsoN ID RING TN
James Calvin was given IL charge 10 petty Jury
urder an indictment for arson Ia the first degree
night OF 9th July last The prisoner indicted with
others not tris for setting re to the houses
Chas. O'Ncill ana Eilen Murphy.
Dir. EGmon lNankman asked the Jury when they were
called to the box, any OF thoin iclt prejudice against
Tic prisoner. There bong no response Mr.. DlaIkman
said hc was ready 20 proceed With the ui,l.
District Attorney Hall opened tho the prosecn.
Non and called Oicer Brown, OF the thirty third pre-
cnct Arrested tho prisoner Ninety fourth street
bp attention directed 10 him by Mrs Murphy aud
another woman this about tweIiy nvo feet from
Mrs. Murphy's premises; was shanty and hquor
place with room IL; CALVIN and the other
men IN Nrs Mnrphy's when he got there there wal
smoke IN tho house and witness arrested the prisoner
Mr. Bansman cross-exsminod witness--Ihere WIS nc
bod In the ROOM Counsel proposed 20 show that
not dwelling house. and that there rst degree
OF arson about tho case that tho prisoner who had
there 10 hep 10 put out the re. quietly OF with the
policeman whcu arrested.
After the examination OF other Witnesses tho
adjourned to Tuesday morning.
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EARL RcssETL's LATEST VIEWS ON AMERICAN
AFFAIRs.-The intelligent reader who has been
watching the course of Earl Russell on Ame-
rican affairs for even q few months past Will
have discovered in his last speech on the sub
iect, which we published yesterday, decided
improvement in the style and matter oil his
argument and In his tone and temper, an I'M
provcmcnt which promises hereafter an honest
neutrality on the part Of the British govern
gnent in reference to our Southern rebellion
he abandons for the time being his usual surly,
snappish and vindictive way OF dealing win
our complaints of British perfdy, and has be-
come as amiable and conoiliatory as an imperi-
Gus bully who has suddenly discovered that
bullying will no longer avail him, and that it
he is "spoiling for fight" be Can be accom-
modated. He has discovered that the United
States are still great Power in the earth, and
daily gaining strength from this domestic war;
he secs that the rebellion is falling to pieces,
and he foresees the danger under such cir
cumstances of provoking rupture with this
country
The arguments that have convinced the noble
lord that honesty towards us is the best policy
are, we suspect, the fifteen-.nch guns OF our
Monitors, one of which knocked TIE crack rebel
irOn-ciad Atlanta into surrender IN fifteen
minutes; and the three hundred-pounder Par
rott rifles of Gen. Gilmore, one OF which, over
o distance of live miles, has thrown her Incen-
diary shells Of Greek fire into tho heart OF
Charleston. raising thereby n considerable IL
Elimination. These are the arguments, we appre-
hend. that have confirmed Ear Russell nIbls
hitherto somewhat shaky resolution TO respect
our blockade. and that have convinced him OF
the propricty and expedency OF OBTAINING
those rebel iron-cad rams OF MIR. Laird, as con.
traband vessels.
There may, however, have been another
argument in our favor, the force OF which was,
perhaps, realized by Earl Russell on his late
progress to Scotland. We reier to the pre-
dominant sentiment of the British people in re-
gard to this American war He says that
among them "there are parties, very con-
siderable in numbers, who sympathizc with
the Confederates, and other large masses,
I believe superior in numbers, who sym
pathize with the federais," which we regard as a
very important confession from his lordshp. AT
all events, il the American policy Of the British
government shall be hereafter in accordance
with this speech of Earl Russell, we arc quite
sure that il will be satisfactory to the govern
ment and people of the United States, although
it may not settle the bill for indemnity here
after to be presented to her Maiestys govern
ment on account Of the depreda.ions upon our
commerce by such Anglo-rebel prvateers as the
Alabama.
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Election In Newark. n. ,.

Election Tn Newark. N. j.
NawARx, Oct. Ii, 1853.
The charter election oday resuted tho election Of
General Theodore Runyon, tho democratic candidate for
Mayor by less than 1000 majority. The democratic ma
jory last year was about ] 800.
Tho Unons,s have gained several Aldermen aud School
Commissioners.
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luLsnriPrfiA, OCT. IL, 1868.
NorrIs;own-Curtn i2s majority gain % 52s.
Canton, Bradford cDunty-Cnrtin a55 majority; gain CO.
Carlisle gives Woodward 255 democratic gain Ill.
Lancaster townsbp--CurIiu 81, gain ~.
Prr-srRG Oct. II, 1888.
In twenty. districts IN Allegheny county Curtin
gains 0i9 over ioco. Ibe county viii probably give Cur
Tin 900 ma ority.
Beaver county, New BTlghton-Curtin 200 majority.
Erie county-rrie City gives Curtin 2s5 majority. HIS
majority Ia the county viii reach 900.
Greensburg--Cuftins gain Al; St Clair-curtin's
gain 26
PoRr Jsryfs. ". ", oct. ~, fss3.
Wayne county will probably give Woodward $50
iorny
TITTrHUsG Oct. 10, 1863.
venango county, OIL City-Curtia ei majority gain ,
60. Franklin, 80 for Curtin gain "a. Rochesierboro-
Curtin " majority.
PrmsDurns, Oct l3, 1863.
Skickskinn yboro-Curtn 8 majority, linton gain 5.
CoviugtDn-Curtin q ma ority Pike county, Milford
Woodward 80 majority wesua I02 majority; Ding.
100, Shokoa 80, all woodward houesdale-Cur-
tin, IS. Texas-wootward, 2is majority. Palmyra
township-21s for wood~ard.
Carbon county, Mauch Chunk-Cntln l3s; gala ios.
1ehigh county, HokudaIua -Curtn 4. gain 10.
Allsntownborougb, Ffh ward-wociward los.
Nortba npton county, Sac4 n-Wooiward a33
jority. Union lnss 172 Whinms--wopiwsrd -, demo.
cratic gam lol. Palmer-wocdward - majority; demo
cratic gain %
backs county, Buckingham--rurtin "a mst1rity ;
gain 81 New Rrtaib-curtin Al, democratic gain IS.
Waierord-1s9 Curtin.
wAvKnIy Oct 13. 1863.
Athens township-woodward ~ majority; athenAboro,
Gu tin "a owandaboro-cartin ~. Litchneii-Curtn,
70, Towanda North, Corsn; 20
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Prizes Cnshed I'm "a II LeQaiized Lotteries.
Information given j. Il. CLAYTON CO. 10 Wall street.
o, n, Y.
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Prizes Cashed In All LcGnIizcd Lotteries.
Information gwen. JOSEPH BATES rroker,
III Wall street room No L. New York.
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frosts Of Angus, 30 and ssptsmh~ 20 and a. wh'eA
have extensively dsmagsd tho o,rn, buokwhsa sof
ghum and tobacco crops
DEsxprERs SEM TO BALTDoRB.
This morning large number OF desorters from tho
Eighth army corps were sent Baltimore. several sim
rom ain hero and VIII be forwarded In few days.
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The Court OF Appenis.

ALBANY, Oct. 10, 1853.
Daily calendar for Wednesday, Oct. 1F--yos 1sy lss
1so, 1o2, 1893, Ip4, 1906, lo6, lss aud lesK
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Royal Havana LOttcry.-:.O per cent
paid for Prizes. Information furnished Highest price
PAID for doubloons and all kinds OF gold and silver.
TAYLOR n co. Rankcrs
10 W all street Now York.
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PmLApxiPniA, Oct. IL, 1893.

WAyEMkY, N. Z, Oct. f3 1868.
Bradford county will give Curtin $500 majority.
PmLADNrnfA, Oct. Is. 1868.
saucon township, Northampton county gives Wood.
ward SEQ majorify-s democratic gain OF 172.
HAERsBuRG, Oct. -, 1883.
Rarpo township Lancaster county Cutin 95 majority,
(unarimnus.)
Chambersburg North ward. Curtin 2f9 majority; Sol.
ngsgrove snyd der county Curtin S5 majority: gain go
Harrisburg city, Woodward IS majority; Curtin gain
So.
Nddletown, borough, Curtin 90; gain o5
Charnbersburg gives Curtin 80 Lancaste. City Wood.
ward 81 ina GRITTY; Union gain $50.
Ccttysbgrg Curtin 90
m f,.to a. tha af H.rr
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Senatorial Nom stvn.

hDDLrowx, N. Y, Oct Is. 1863
General A. G. Nvcn nominated to day as State
Senator for the.Niuth district
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Tho Turf.

On tho strength OF the announcement that two trots
for large amounts To on the Fashion Course
yesterday afternoon goody number Of the patrons OF
trotng visited that delightful spot to witness tho sport
but to their great disappointment ro took place. tho
owners OF the respective horses having compromised
their Affairs In such way that both matches post
poned As the day deciously pleasant tho drive to
the race course must have been beneficial to all who
joyedn aud therefore nobody was hurt by tho falling
through OF the the proprietor Of tho track,
who was injured the extent OF tho cost
sary preparations for such events.
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Omci.i Ora wiags Of the shelby College
Lottery OF Kentucky
E1rRA CLASS s33-Oct 49, 1879
SO, 8, 67, 80. /, 4s, ID. IS. 90. 81, 81, 81.
Class GA-Oct Is 1863
"a, 8. IA, 80, Sc, Al, 68. II, II, 20, 10, 60.
T. f. SIMMONS co.
Successors to Jno A Morris a Co.
Coviugton. Ky.
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mIsCELlAsEous.
, Nosr ATTRACTIVE AssoRrvgsr ov

A MOST ATTRACTIVE AssoErvEsr ov
"A hEw GOODS FOE Iiik FALL IEADL.
JOS, rer~ved direct from Eufoy-
HRDNLB shouFHknf FfGuAIE, CLASS DEEfgNA,
New ~ ~s OF BRONZE aud aHHtE CLDGkr, PAHfAs
=. tfAItAkf, from tse most artislic msnufactnrsrs
New shsp~s Of yr~nrt Chfna Dinner anf lea hets
tn aiTsr~nt lAiierrs 0f Degofntri 30. "a
kich fut snf fngrssri GLASS WARE.
ses Faitsrrs. tne Loudgn " \ lsiison Asa
Our usual sne A~@ortwsnt Of CHANDELIERS. SILVER
and PLATED WAKE. 4 fLskT, A.. Ac
n. v. nAuphwoirA A 90.
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the vessel os State Chase ship from stem to
stern. from keel to truck, or let him put
down his foot resolutely and proclaim thas no
member Of lis Cabinet can hereafter contribute
to the Chronicle Of the Turf on any other subjects
than cock fighting, trotting horses, pigeon
shooting, prize lighting and "coppering the
red" All illusions to Seward As copper
head" and to Mr.. Weed as a copper co!ored
hybrid" shonld be strictly prohibited.
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Omciai Drawings of the Library Ass0-
ciation Company's y Lottery Of Kentucky
EXTRA GLASS SJl--Oct. Is li5,
GO, 60. 8, T3, 80. -. Gl, ~, 81, 20, 40, 10, IT,
Glass s60-Oci ~. 1861
~, GG. 81, IS, 10, 81, 81, so. IL, 8, |, SO. 40.
Circulars sent ny addressing
FRANCE. ELLIS co, Managers Coving gton. Ky
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Omciai DrR RwInxs or azarray. Eddy q
Co Kentucky and Missouri Ststa Lotteries
ksnrucKv. kxrRA CLAss 5S-Oet Is. l3S1
49, 36 90 &c. 3. |, 20. rs, 10. ~, @.
KxsfucKy. CLAss 63s-Oct AZ. 1895.
Gl, 10, 8, ~, 63, A, 33, 67, Is, AZ, 20, 76 %,
10, IL. 80.
Circulars sent free Of charge by aidrsssug either
MURRAY. BDDY 90.
Covtngtou. Kr.. or St Loula
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A sEw pERpJHE ron IHg HAsDKERCHtEr.
~ EXTRACT OF THE
NIGHT DLOONING CERHra
NIGHT BLOOMING CEHEUa.
sIoBr BLoOxIso cBREUB
sfonT BLooxISg cEaEus
sfOHT BLoOsISO CLREgA
MORT BLoOsfsg cERgUs
EIoBr sLoonISo cEHKus
rnss srsnisis tsis,- snd fr.r,sss Psrfuss. ssnss
ifpm hs rare sn1 brsafs frDn sli-t ittst ts
nsr~.
hsssfac,urss oniy W rpAfoN a sOs
HyW1gH ~ corsrggyEITs
Ahy fDH rraLON SAKE No OffiEk
80 b. fr1sxsis wsnsrauy
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Junlata County--slX dletrict-CnflLn's galn. i39

puruA--Mdnight.
Tie rnon rejoicing and rarsding The streets,
deeming Mr.. Curtins election certain. by large
,oriy.
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solafcrs and linton Cuiy-nS R1onOpoISxe
HOLMES Photosraph Gallery 800 81 oadway. Secessonsl
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The Ghost, Fdric. . the Dane; tho Dutch-
man. Ghost Ac. at BARNUMS tbs afternoon AMI even.
lag Indians, Giant Boy. DC, at a | hours
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Eye Presc. sc.vcrs.-sprcsncI~st to strength
snd the sight Of old and young by dsy
cal faculty. .SEMMONS,
ocuis, optieisn, tca}s Broadway. opposite Bond 1t
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-- niatM ANDERSON. 90 Row-ry
iLLsboLDs ENrHAcr BUcnU
CURES DiARgrEs
nELasoLps rxfGAcr rucnu
CURES GRAVEL AND 1aicK pusr DEPOSITS
BELMBoIDs EXTRACT BUonu
CURES IRRITATION OF THE BLADDER
HELMBoLD's KxrRAor Buouu
HELxBoLDs EXTRACT Bucmu
]uREs srAMmArIoS OF THE KIDwxrx
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcnu
CURES cAranRu OF rnE BLADDER.
nELmsoLDs EXTRACT pUonu
cUgys p,,,ssEAsls AnIsIso rFox
nFLNpo}ns FLLrNpsynn oE fxrRacr rMrhnDfs1s nTcau
rnSsTnsrioy rSsf shoyoSs o. RE nissssfn sssFMx AND
from ~hA''ver eAa', orinnans and whether ess.asiH
:! nsLxsoLps -. nso ExrE.or nuony
.. hhhsSSls 4 raf ossaT ssaFSigE biSrarlS. naSno
from we'll known rer."s 10 a" Al na. a. s ee".,sy
mode DE. ss%s s % s o. s s s
'Afseee'' p'''As. ,,',.gs i. Roo. Of 10, p,...
f''' T.fs- Dss = d r:s .os s'. .asls. 2, ' f''"
nELnpor.S.s BE- MsSrosi 'ii,Ti.I prror
" SOLD ~ snrdolsTs dol'TTs dfseahhssip.Etlr.F fnseahh ipEtrF''A
ASK roR mrLsSoLDsHr 10 o1nnn
7 InnAnIys OLD nooKs &C. poudur pom CASH
do ., 'as u MS o" al % ,. aa,,.r ~ s
Car rso,eersphs Mi'.y rGr,rsi.. g.as, ~. An.
10 Na'aAa sTesi Hsas Beesm.a
MES. WOODS NEW AND BEST NOOK
SHADOW or AsnLypyAr.
snA .DF or AsnLYDyAr
DyNgs. nEsRr WOOD
MRS, wooDs sEv BOOK.
SHADOW or AsnLyDyAr
sDAnow oy AsnLrDyAr.
Nv MRS ngNRy WOOD
MRS WOODS NEW BOOK,
SHADOW oP AsuLYpyAr.
SHADOW or AsnLYDyAr.
by MRS nKSnY WOOD
PRICE ~ IN rArEn orsl ?, IN CLOTH
Pubnshcd aud Cheapes, store In ,As wsrA
10 buy s.nd lor stock Of books. wheh"M
tn. PETERSON BnoruE9s
800 Chestnut stree. Philadelphia
PoR SALE ny ALL BooKsEftxRs EyKnywuEmx
MAyoas oyyicE, INV YORK, ,svLr y. ,s.-
s,s r:,s = =psr..s, % :, ...GS.ou % %. ns.s, .,
By mo. hereby Of n,e has tired osss TOE
.ss f's'r'S% l,si.;
Iith Y. y n. v. who thfr 18Th
engaged n Assisting tho civil sptosiirs anr tn~
This to b- nal @ ecfi1' 'nt o. - iuAxs
Judges before whom thu conviction convictions eAau
he hat and sdit0, 70 ,sr fsva oi~fst sshslf
Of tho city general pro ,,na,e. 2, ". Sias.ssA
~ soioi; o. A@s,s,. ,ls gs,s,a r:;;ss
CAN" ~ fat New fovs.
Pamphlets Of informs Ion sbont pa:epts frcs.
Specimen copies OF the paper tree
DuBLlsHED Tffis DAY AND yol SALE
u Dy oil BoBssslsrs sn S~~s Deslera
THE RAJTLNSNAkE.
THE RgPgL FgIvArggR
w hEp BusrLss
TnicK fwEsrY Cent?
Mailed, FREQ Of pas,sgr. faea " Of prils
FREDERic A ER>Dt r1JsAsv.
Ann street. se~ Tork
l)IL9s PILgs. PiLEa rIi.Eu
| il psvrnaneo, Tor NE. " trepblsd viii
| Blind. Bleeding or Itehlny ~ i~., as-
| DH WtThfKS FILE sUfrOs1rOKY
The proprietor will gusrant~s 20 tbs msst ehr~sh
csse. ahdshot any fnr,nvebienos 10 the patent n-f~
afflicted TOT aud unabe tn stvsS "
| basnsss and were cured byn Assn, New Soss. ~
| Bywcy
R0AAn
| ReRHgFRH
/
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Beautiful Com ompierion.-Lnird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving
the comple1ion and ssin AS Broadway, and druggists
every where
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THOUGH zen misfortunes come in tocks
viii not, by the holy rood.
Disgrace my parcDts' honoref locks
Lite stil affords some littlc good
III so and buy HAT OF KNOX,
No 2ls f,roaiway
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(,hAND OPENING or ENGLISH CARPErikG vR0A
.ns most celebrated napufAci0rle4 -Eneish 70,
nne sud brusela carfrtnss also hrse aSiorimrnt ~
Ipsa. Mats. Mating " nGow shacs fable ana Piano
oheloihr. 10 yari- wide Drugfets foaf
ioos 10, % a Ec, reduction in pFes BE particular AnS
HigtM ANDERSON % Pow-ry.
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Trussss.-narsh Broth~rs. corner of
Broadway and Ann street-Silk Elastic Goods
Shoulder Braces a. A lady attendant
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For the nntr-Barry's Tricop herous,
the best and eheapes, article Sod BY ali drugss sD
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w. a. Bachelors HAIR Dye-The Best
IA the woridhArmiess insan reliable Sod BIZ
al oruggss and pcrfumera Factory 81 Barclay street
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Wigs, Tospeos, Hair Dye, Hntr DyeiaG
snd Molcavia Cream. Tor beaufylng the hair at W. 4
BATCHbLok b. 10 Bond street
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Brilliant and poxyerrui-Day and
ngh-Doube Perpecve Glasses for the field, sea- opera
did assortment At bEMMONs,
ocuist op,ician. 6o9tf Broadway Lafsree Lous.
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MIoCBLLANEOUs.

EkkkcH NOTE PAPERs-As INVOICE ov kKw
- fatorns ef French PAGER r-cswed end for sale -
wholesale aud retail by ~ APPLETON CO.. wholcsals
and retail sialoners, as aud alS broadway.
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san Other Vtctor1cs.-The Work exc.
cr,ed Grover Bakers Sewing Mschiu. received tie
hrst premium al others at tho late Ohio and Penu
vana state Fairs
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Trusses.-N0rsh Il Co., Radical Cure
Truss Office only at No Nesey street. Astor House. SILK
ila.ie Goods supporters Shoulder Braces 40 lady
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Composite Iron Pipe RniIinE-Heavy
and substantial. ornamental and cheap
HUTCHINSON a wIcKERsHAM
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The Celebrated Craig Microscope is sent
By mail prepaid. for ~ IS with sir beautiful mounted
objcots for S. oh for S5 forty
objects 81 AddreAs Henry Craig 335 Broadway New YORK.
or call ana examine liberal dscoun, to the trade.
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wheeler & wilson's Highest Prem nm
Sewing Machines and Foote Patent Umbrella Lock ssnds
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40 More Gray Hair or Baidns.-Fortv-
lye yssfs consnt study. Consultation free BY DR. GRAND
JEAE. Astor place.
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DILHA PILEs PfLka rIt.k0
u A psvrnaneo, Tor NE II treubled vttA
Blind, Bisedlng OF iiebing Pi~. as-
DH WtThERS FILE sUfrOs1rOKY
The proprietor will guarantee hs mSst ehrweb
csse ahdsholt any fne,nvebieno, 10 the psent Rte
given TO highly tSo In this cy wks
afflicted TOT aud at times unabi. tn sssS "
basnsss, and were cured by Agent Nov Nost. ~
BywcU
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
The Duty OF the Hour,

Never before in the hi story of the present revolution
says the Atlanta Contederacy have the affairs Of The
Confederacy assumed a more critical condition Our
army retire trg before superior force of the invader
from the Tennessee; the enemy making demonstrations
the rapidan; the immediate exertions of the
Federal Fleet toward the reduction of Charleston
another fierce battle imminent around Knoxville the
Selling of the Confederate rams in Europe-all alike
conspire to make feel for the time somewhat dis
couraged But trials have not yet reached their
climax. We have not all yet begun to feel the sever
ties and trouble incident to hostile invasion. We
by no such martyrs to Liberty's cause the
first American revolution produced, and we fear many
of Us will become such 1nselfsh patriots. We
must be prepared to expect reverses We must cease
to be sunshine patriots and learn to welcome clouds
well fair weather. and to free ourselves from tyranny
at all hazards and to the last extremity Now is the
time for men to prove Themselves. The hour is at
hand when the courage patriotism and the souls of
men are to be tested The united endeavors of united
South put forth 10 mighty effort more, would bear
swiftly, safely over the breakers, and the ordeal is
passed. Every man must to the field whose hand is
strong enough to pull the trigger upon the invader of
his home. The present armies Of the Conederacy
but tribe in number of its srms-besrng population.
IL the name of Southern chvaly and for the hoaor Of
the South, let not few brave men be borne down by
hreings, for the lack of reinforcements.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-10
For tha Ianrnal.

There are times SAFETY, and there times of danger
history every people. These days will be
5eYed waen We forgotten, We stand to-day amidst the
startling AID surrounded by the most terri
BILE TevCutlr that nation has wne ed. War and
blood,n1d lave made sad havoc over the land
pere0n should cultivate spirit OF brotherly
o1eraon discordant note be heard in camps
cou1c il the present critical period wien the hur
confidence should pIaTaii. Some of position in
pablo life Lave forgotten the gories of the past battles
the rendered the country by the noble
jOntedCracy, amidst al the hardst
Of the var Tor INDEPENDENCE have been sustained all
heir iIis and tolls by present. alpervading
gou7ae CT innate triumph, which soohes the dstresses
u the pasBt g hour.
urinr Ioy visit Georgia sorry the papers
led with pctu and unmaniy repiriGg extracts
Gen. ioCmbs speesh this da aid trying moment
" cy-r person sh, be grateful to these OF the
mach for lie h6eItg enjoy. If citizen of this
ms LOsI,iUn il society to the
Of Gen. TOOInbs he would be denounced
to the Government, for sorry to state THAI
disposition the sister States not TO give North
Carolina her soldiers Justice in this When in
IharieEtoa, although found more of Gen. Clngman's
gdde o. " {. troops severely wounded than of all the
others there yet Ecu could hear the old State abused
well Ecr troops, whose chVaOus daring deserves the
highest consideration proud of North Carolina whose
regiments dot every invaded spot in the CoDfederacy
and have left IL ra1hs and often their bones
every battle Gsld They magEanimous to claim all
Ct glory fer hey have had their share of abuse from those
hey split their blood to project Braver lived
haJ Southern soldiers. Let be prepared stand
the world brave, truthful Liberty loving people
heartily united in this struggle, and we will
saieiy iGe through the We all in ship II
strive 60 weaken the Let this
Ct2rn leV all, and all Go their parts and the foe
viii c driven dg from our soil never again TO return.
Gsless ard alt finding and drunken Cicers and incom.
PeteI. = C1ce greater enemies than may
suppose. a. Z. B.