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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
WEALTH FOR THE POOR.

RSrSp kALrlI Is the working mans capital The poor
TX H. man i'll afford TO bear the burdens Of sick.
(HIW ness or puy DOCTORS biils 0NETWENTY FIVE
S6abk CENT BOTTLE or FRADWAH'S READY REi1ET
will Sick cure him quick and enable him TO resume his
Abors ithout Of time-and, II used when pain fya
experienced will stop Immediately Keep this Romedy
always in the house. and when ycu feel pain yoa
will not lose one day in q year by syknrAs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
HU WTsn I'm TIN6N.

Guard against sickness. On tho ffst Indication Of
pat,l or uneasiness, il In the STOMACH or BOWELS,
take a teaspoonful Of tho READY RELIEF in wine
glass of water. II In the LIMBS, JOINTS, HEAD,
III oAT, CHEST, BACK, or o.h,r parts Of Tie body.
apply tho RELIEF R1rsRSALLy--sn q few n,iHutes al
pai, and discomfort will cease. This simple appoaitn
may break up formidable disease. Il Is much easier
" prevent disease than 70 euro IL.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
RHEUMATISM,

SSNfHIS painful disease has bafed the most skilfd
eI0 physicians and popular remedies. his tho mo s
6HY3 difficult OF diseases TO trcat-yel RADWAr'3
~ READY RELIEF has mover faod In aH,rdng i'm
meuate reeft the sufferer and in all cases Of Acute
Inaanmatory or Nervous Rheumatism, to effect per.
rnanent cure {n Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, RAD
Ways CLEANSING SYRUP, called Renovating Ne.
soiren should be taken as an adjunct with tho READY
REIJEFl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03

FOR 1T RX
S A. Maxwell. T.. Shislsr. Upper ssn dus. :
iy, o., ard ty Dngei.ts aud eiorslsersrs q
over the United Sts,es RADWAI D co
Feb 8 else3Iy 81 Msidtn Lane, n Y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
wYANpoT coU TY.

Division No l-Tymochtee. Sycamore, E.
den Autumn, Pitt, and that part of Crane Town
-hip lying east of the Tifiin, Upper Sandusky
and Marion State Road. s. W. HOLMES,
Of Upper andusky, Assistant Assessor,
Division No 2.-Crawford Ridge, Richland,
Salem. JACKSON, NJ film, Marseilles, and the
baa ce oil Cane ownship. l.. A, Drummer
Of Upper Sandu-ky, Assistant Assessor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03

OFFICIAL NOTICE.
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
5th DISTRICT, OHIO.
Upper SanduskY. March 20, 1863.

The undersigned. Assessor for the 9th
Collection District of the State of Ohio,
has divided said District into twelve Di-
visions. and appointed an Assistant As
SCISSOR in each. The following are the
number of said Divisions, their extent in
Townships and parts oi Townships, and
the name and residence of the Assistant
Assessor in each. sNY
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
HANCOCK CoU T Y.

Division No. 3.-Allen, Cass, Washington,
Marion. Big Lick Amanda. De aware Jackson,
aud that part OF Fi"dlay Township lying east
of the Perry sburg and Bellefountaine State
Road. DANIEL B. BEARDSLEY.
of Fiudlay, Assistant Assessor.
Division No 4.-Portage, Pleasant, Blanch-
ard, Liberty Union, Orange, Eagle, Van Blu.
rem, Madison, aud the balance Of Findlay Town
ship. JOEL MkRKLE,
of Findlay, Assistant Assessor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
LAST NOTICE!
DELINQUENTS.

A we expect to leave Upper Sandusky in a
"A few weeks. We have commenced placing
accounts in Justices h.nds Those knowing
to be indeb,ed to W. T. Wilson,
will save trouble BY settling Immediately.
W l.. A. WILSON.
March 81 1868 2t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
HARDIN CoU Tx.

Division No. 5-Washington, Blanchard.
Liberty. jackson, Goshen, Cessna Marion, and
so much of Pleasant Township as lies north Of
the Marion nd Lima State Road and Franklin
Street, Kenton. E. R. WOOD,
Of kenton. Assistant Assessor.
Division No 6-Roundhead. Lynn, Buck,
Dudley. Hale, TA,lor Greek, Mcdonald, aud
The balance of Pleasant Township.
r. L. CHASE,
nf Eantnn AHsisfanf ssaggnr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-03
AUGLAIzE COUNTY.


Divsien No. 9-wayne, Goshen, Clay. U
nion. Pusheta Logan, and all Of Duehouquet
Township, except sections 90 81, 81 aud 80,
lying in the south. west corner of SAID Town.
ship. GEORGE M ESPi,
residence Duchouquet Township, Assistant
Division No. l0--Sslem. Noble. St Mary's
German Jsckson, Moulton, Washington, and
sections % 30. 81 and 80, in the southwest
corner of Duchouqust Township.
JOSEPH B. CRAIG,
Of wapakouetta, Assistsn, Assessor.
Division No. ll.-Composed Of the County
Of MERCER. CALVIN E. RILEY,
Assistant Assessor
residence, Franklin Township, Address Rsssr-
voir Post Office, Mercer County; Ohio.
Division No. l2.-Composed Of the County
OF Van Vert. MORGAN MUMAUGH,
OF Van Wvit, Assistant Assessor.
G. W. BERRY,
! Assessor 9Th Collection Dist. Ohio
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-12

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8sbienten fibsrtsn bstmliH Ntnalo lnply

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mr. ldnaft %pcriber, bic Gelrer ltancen aue
leer. mr. boz rer @tact Der fam elm rer
pplrenes 91uldsn iter bic itile 9t593epo,
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prG6ttaen 9annbdulern upriieer fltfdr re
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eben DOR Ger 96ar IeinsS fletnen 0aulee
uuo rerpnnoerte I'D nidt tpentg, ba er Ger
perIfaubten WancerSrnann e%rfannte. GOD
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laS bort elm wilber 6lufe lumber ab9e@
pantte Sclcdsen miibisc SanopertSbnrtde
aub bers(eiden 6orntdfer, ME lte in Der
Nbenb;eit um Die aroBen 9tdpte idpdr't1eit.
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@eliht, Ger, ben .9ut ouf Dem Sept uno lei
ueh lan5en Martef itol5 nno rerllebm aber,
bic linte Mhlel 5uridSel4la9ent nlitten inter
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REF er ieeber aus ; psrr aber; bic 4nbern
nd6rt, FER 1T tbr 0err; bod aut Sbr per-
rem !-Gr bet, ein -@'tu8, GQcS. lau@5te
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leine ipielenDeu 8lide 9in9sn iiter Dem
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-12

2&oes. 2eDer. SeOer.
Nn bic @sf4trry, Sattsi-, G!iefd, uao @6ua.
riataey Sgt 8aihvters, Naibitetea uno r0
imnfE ber s29efer" gslsisa tpIrb,
50 tate lest TN Saosn utb crapfanss t5aub uno GSaeai.
lib frtften @orratb bon prtga @eibtrrIsbr, TelG,s ID 81
ebr hteori9at preuea ~rertdui;a fam; In eer E9ai, tb EaSe
cine Sr6bere ulb 5iGieere GuSrabl. ME irsenS elm anter.s
SduS in Baltimore, ndmIi4 ibsr 1000 Seiten GeiGtrIeter sa
oeri5ieesnen @siD'tt unb gu stsde1 non 80 Sens py gS.
Inb bSber.
5u1len~9soeS.
1000 SeiteH 2snllOt- unb Gdt. SCbueber nerbes, tgenn pEg
be!a l. Sanuar 9st1nli, gu ~ioIsenben Aiehriaeu Sreiitn atge-
lalieri; prtn'a @etnlot-9oteuleoer $50 Gents per 9flnhj
SGD6bnIttes 80. 15-26 @eRts Dali S~obIcnIetsr s0-SS
Gents; Elm erffsr 8errai9 scR idrcrew griua Rips Ron 20
gs 10 Seats rr pIaN6' efWSsnItdes 8ffeleber ap $2X per
teu; diS9eudiea sc. " Bteber; pratd frfhss ilnb frlns5-
Hoes RalbIeher; Ga.entIeeer; en 9rsbcr &Grratb sn tieFasm
RalbIeoer AZ ur so Seu'E per pflnb; Gpnntp- S~aubtiHfoi-
lnns 80 Gents per Plumb, ia.islt sinept arSbsa, pc1en uuO
ttii6et Sorrdtt rou Sbuta Iber-S8erfseIacn, 2etitea, Gst.
bensSefas. a%orff9tlen. GoIspF89eU, 9iS8en t. &C.; Set uno
Observation-Disclosures OeI EaIa uno 5dute @eIdF To iRts
saute uub nfrfuuic. -.esu.. 4l sac 6.I..GcC
SaFllnt fnnfpt. @iael nae VIE 81
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

A handsome young French woman has been
on trial in Paris for strangling her husband
while lying by his side in bed. The moose he
put his head into when he led her to the altar
proved a fatal one LandSer, the famous
pairter, was recently waylaid by some En-
glish young ladies, and made to draw the
stetch Of dog for fancy lair. The sketch
sold Tor 100 note.
Prince Napoleon has arrived in Egypt An
English traveller claims to have discovered the
source Of the Nile.
A movement is on foot in Great Britain, it is
said, for the fusion Of the Congregationalist,
Baptists, and Presbyterians into one denoml,
nation, and many leading men Of the three de-
nominations, among them Sturgeon; are In
favor OF the movement.
The elections ale now the grand topic of
discussion in all political circles, and the uni
versal opinion Is that the Government will be
successful at almost every point. NJ. de perslgnny
has Just issued circular to the Projects, IN
which G draws q glowing but true picture OF
all thar the Emperor Napoleon has done tor
France, and in return for which he now de-
mands a renewal Of her sanction and confidence.
The Italian Government has commenced ne
gotiuting VITA France for putting stop to
bligandage upon the Roman frontier, which is
said TO be encouraged by the Roman Govern
ment.
The Sultan of Turkey saw railway for the
first time in his life during his visit to Egypt.
He was very much frightened at it, and from
Alexandria to Cairo would not allow the engine
to go at even ordinary speed. and was eight
hours on the road
A supplement to the Levant Herald, dated
Thursday morning, April 80, says: "A tele-
gram received yesterday evening from Smyrna
by the Greek Patriarch, reports the occurrence
Of nj st disastrous earthquake at Khodes on
the 22d inst, resulting in the destruction, OF
two thousand houses and proportlonate loss
OF ia. an life
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMS
CELEBRATED HERB MEDICINES.

NTON for the first time introduced into this
~ country have been successfully used for
4wenty~six years in Germany, and the rest CT Eu-
cope, and are particularly efficient in the cure Of
ali ch onjc diseases They are imported direct
to this port, and their efficiency and safety can
be relied upon with confidence. They are
VEGETABLE PILLS and POWDERS,
the best blood purifying medicine extant, and
unequAlled for the cure Of Ietter, Asthma,
hca .ucAe, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain in the
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever. Chills and
Fever, Dyspepsia Scrotulu. Salt Rheun, Cam
Ger, Juundcr, Riiiousness, Erupt.ons of the
Skin Piles, Worms, Dropsy, Erysipelas, Swell
ings, Open Wounds, Choiic, and in fact AL di-
seases caused by impure blood or imperfect
Digestion
PROF. WUNDRAMs RHEUMATIC
POWDERS, a sure cure for all Rheumatic
complaints Gout III particular
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EPILEPT1C RE-
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy foi the
certain cure Of this terrible complaint.
PROF. W n u & A NJ 5 VEGETABLE
ELIXIR, an invaluable remedy against Asth-
ma, BlIlousness, Pain in the Breast, Cough, sDys-
senlary, Red and " hlte FIux, Headache, - AT
rAea, Cramp Cnulic, &c.
PROF. WUNNRAA'S HERB TEA, q
5lea>ant and wholesome beverage, for sick and
C N 'ae5cents, also for DlspepCics and those
afflicted with nervousness.
PROF. ~ u y DIR Ms TAPE WORM
AlEkMlNATOk
PROF- WUNDRAM' TOOTHACHE
DROPS
gull directions accompany each remedy
For sale by ISAAC ENTWISLE,
my 8-tf King ST.. Alexandria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27
r, the Confederate service there are FIVE full

r. the Confederate service there are tive tul
Generals, ranking az we print their names;
Inns. Cooper, Lee, Johnston, Beauregard and
pnoo There are seven lieutenant generals,
ront;oa as follows: Longstreet, Polk, 4. X.
sm;tb Har4ee, Jackson, (now dead, Pember-
.oo and Holmes. They have over two hun
3rel major generals and brigadiers.
President Lincoln on Monday last paid VIE
e. the various hospitals in and around Wash
ington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27

OTILL MORE AND MORE INDUCE
- MENTS, in the way Of bargains, in DRY
GOODS A Nd Nj L l. n E r Y.-At
SCHWARZ'S old place, you can find this week
Elegant Lawns at Is cents per yard;
Splendid Lavellas at Is cents per yard;
Beautiful figured Brillants st 25c-yard wide;
Black, purp and figured Calicoes, all round,
at I'D cents per yard
at rs cents per yard, and a large stock Of Mour-
ming Goods, Sun Shades, Silks, and Silk Capes.
and fine assortment of Embroideries, just re-
ceved and ready TO be sold cheap. Call and
examine foa yourself at the cheap store, No. 1872
King street, opposite Provost Aarsha!s.
my 18-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27

>TLCE.-On AM after the first Sunday in
\ 1nnp we. the undersigned, BARRIERS and
n.,rdrsssers, in this city, inform the public
.,+ W.. sha) close our business places on Sun
' EDWARD LANGH ElNS.
HARRY Helm.
JAMES n. RUDD.
HARRISON JACOBS.
I. CULINGS NORTH
J. ". SIMPSON.
ny26-It*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27
WATER TAKERS AND OTHERS

TO WATER TAKERS AND OTHERS
! In consequence Of the cleaning OF the Com M
pany's race, the pumping, Will De suspenoeo 1or
~ the strctest economy, in the use Of the water
Parties having direction Of the mi lit&ry esfab-
lishments in the city are especially desired to
attend to this notice The law will be enforced
against all persons using the fl eplugs, for other
purposes than the extlnguis hment OF tires
ID. W. LEWIS, Supt.
my26-2t Alex. W ater " orks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27
MAYORS OFFICE.

MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 8, 1868
NOTICE is hereby given that it is contrary
~ to " for dogs to run at large in the Mar
ket House, and all dogs SO found after this date
will b. k1lled and the owners thereof fined
Jay S-tf c. A. WARE, Mayor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27

r AIDES AND MISSES SHOES AT COST.
LAWN be positively sold, for cash, at prime
cost, several cases OF Ladies and Misses SHOES,
made in the best manner and latest style.
j. w. HORN BAKER,
No. III \. W. corner Of King and Pitt SITS,
my 23--3t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27

DAINTS OILS SC bbl Spirits Turpen-
i tine, bbl. Native Turpentine, Copal Var
nish, Coach Varnish, Japan ditto, and full
supply Of Llnseed OIL, Paints Of all descriptions,
Window Glass and Putty Lamp Oil, Neetsfoot
Oil, &C., &c, received and for sale by
my 12-3w* HENRY COOK, 80 King-st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27
GREAT BARGAINS!
3 DOTS A Nd hoe S.

7 KAUFMAN formerly Of the firm
y. Hecht, Kaufman & Co.. has opened store
No. l6 Royal street opposite the market, where
he keeps constantly a large stock OF ali kinds of
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c, which be
intends to sell ct the most reasonable rates.
Ladies and gentl. men, if you desire to get
good and cheap Shoes, for yourself and chill
dren, please give call 70
j. KAUFMAN,
No. Is Royal street,
my 13-ln, MRS. Engelbrecht's old stand.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-27
JOHN z. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
CORNER PITT AND PRINCE STREE1cs
uAS constantly on hand, Nos. l. and l..
IL Mackerel, in barrels, half barrels, and kita;
Saline n, Potomsc Herring, Smoked Halibut,
Smoked Herr ns And s11.t ':ed Beet: A 'so, 3
choice brand If : Jgar Cured Hams, foa a lily
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and a genes Al as
sortment Of goods TOR family supplies, Call and
examine. dec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10

HEgODs OATH ASSUMED, THEN DENIED.
jg,thsi.
SLAVERY DOES NOT EXIT ruH (oS,rirrrios
Ron nv lisrua o. IT." We could not touch tho insti
tuition (Ssy.yi but wse bound By fundamental law
suiion AID sncs ", hal sworn to abide b. honor hdety
integrity vol patriotism, rc9ulrd TO ahi's by tno
copic" $50 tlsc ard o'hrr absolute contradictions
"a. speeches Of Henry ard le.che England also the
b" Constitution snd tho pc,ers.on Ut morals and
eFs with the crni- slavery 4 tie product Of principle aud
Christian fsit eur iosbes.nc. toward moral wrong. boz
)ns policy dictated IT, ryaen..
morally rsh, Can allow such aIocous s~ntm-n's TO be
the standard 81 Iors snd iassr,y Eaca lee
Jhrt.,aanlty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10

The Frvg.POETs ITALIAN SCnooL.-since
the year 1885, when this school was opened. 80 pupils
have been registered on the tchool roll. all Of whom
have been taught English. and received fair education
The attendance during the past year has been between
60 and TO- The funds Of the school instead Of incrcas
ing have declined considerably during the year. and
tho managers mako an appeal TO those claritaby IN.
clinsd " aid them In continuing tho work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10

These estimates are large but they made upon
war bnis and the prrscl. extraordinary cost 81 mate
rinl and labor reuderB corresponding Increase OF "si
mate necessary On the assunpton that tue war VII
coutiuge--and no Other rule i, safe One-lsrgU add
lions are ~ be made 10 our naval OTce ana the I'M
service 10 which all our rqgarunH are subjected make
the repair and rcbmelt oypensiye.
A considerable portion ~ this expenditure VIII be ~
Investment for value received and the vessels and prop
crty viii remain hand when the Rebellion slnll be
.ngprcssed The efficient naval We sells III continue a.
TIE armed naval power that Will b. used e.
yipdclte and defend national rights cr may ec con-
sidcrei an economical investment TO insure peace.
such vesscs o. may not be adapted 10 naval eel.
vice cnn be sold 90 tho merchant marine. rom which
rnanv Of them were procured Rhetever sums may be
esrendcd for docks. Jads. bulldogs, machlucry 60.
vil be permanent iavcsmcnh ioI me county.
CONCLUf.OS.
Tn coDc'udlnr this report IL b With Ancere rrsttca
on tni soinns l,tlr tho able and Efficient md hioh
have receiy in tc Performance of my shoia duties
frnl this teucn who IN tbcr several cradcn have
beer a,ste inted With mo ln this Department have
on former occasions expressed ny high appreciation o.
the services Of the Assistant Secretary. ara o. TIC eev
oral Chiefs vi Bureaus who.e Interesting reports ara
appended Additional experience only confirm. this
favorable opinion commend. also tho faithful aud
satisfactory manner Ia which he largely augmented
clerical nboa Of tho Department have been performed
IL hss cn u 10 conduct tho Affairs OF tLs Depart
nent during q period OF tiI and sacrifice. III tho
course Of which Our country BY an effort which chm.
enges the admiration Of tho world has not oay created
a nhy al power but hnp sncceegfuy applied that power
IA Ito uost arduuns naval enterprise ever undertaken
Whom under such circumstance dryotng III my encr
gios 10 the duties OF my position. and meeting AL It's
grave responsibilities " the best of my ability have
bcen oonsisnty cheered and sustained by tLo assured
conviction that tLe Navy VI tho United STATES has
achieved great and new historical Tcnownj thut 'ns
expanded and Is expanding In a measure conmens u.
rate with tie oygcucies Of the country and Of tho tner
that IL has done aud doing heroic service In great
and sacred cause aud that ia force IL welded ~
BODY Of officers and who have established tLo high
est claim to the gratitude of the country.
GIDEON WILLIS, Secretary " tAe Navy.
10 tho PRECEDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10
Adyor,isement
nOyT's SATIN LAUNDRY STARCH

Received premium at tho great Exhibition Crystal Psisce
1889 and 1888 Requires only wobrs much - OF ofdi
starch SaPsror to any other for linens and usns CIV
Ing them transparency whits smooth suracs an elsst
posh, and poieot elastic stiffness Adapted 10 the anes'
hbrc Will NOT Wilt IN DAsP On Foesr kArAAA
Price ~ cents puf pound 40
JosKpn licYr Co.. NJ. 10 Usivssiy psos, N. I.
Sold By III dsalsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10

THR RIGHT hAS.-Would you select the
Right Man Tor tho Right Phcc'" rnnHsoLoer would aid
you. Examinations. wh Charts and fall ptons
Of Ch,rseer Givsa daily W fowLxK WsL No. 40 Broad
wayk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-10

Tho beat Coffee for Family use or Invalids ID
KKsrs Fast IsrA Coryns Has twice tho sircnsb of Java
equal avo ard i sold by all respectable ooocs - cents
per pound. Ass for hENrs' 10 other Soauns. 0.nz
Depot rio. lA R-sde It,, n. Y.
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CITY ITEMS.

Ono of the most pleasing and instructive en-
tertanments in town ia the Sterco'coptcon e1moiton
at Hope Chapel The StercoscoPticon tse Is an opJoo'
Of much interest and the colossal pictures Oh scenery
statuary. architecture &C., which II produces 0oa'',
sts pictorial gallery well worthy tho attention OF Ill
lovers OF art. The exhibition is open every evening
and on wednesday and Saturday afternoons and Do
coming fayorite resort for families
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Prof Hows announces his Annual Reading az
Clinton Hail this evening. "Thc Vagabonds py
Trowbrldge Tho Building Of the Ship" and extracts
from Dickens. present varied entertainment Tor dis
friends on this his usual yearly appeal
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BOARD OF CoUNcILMES.--Thc Board held a
special meeting on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Councilman Webster tho President being absent. in the
chair An ordinance was adopted providing for the re-
movd of night-son. &c, frou the city BY Middleton
Bell largo amount o. routine business was trans
ected and the Board adjourned to meet on Thursday
nj O'Clock d. ID.