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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-05
TIE TRAVELLER.


.h:'.. leave tNlih East Station a. t.iiowg
~ F-N.LlDLL 'I:'. u n. III sN<Hr.P.
- cain. ZEN -. ,giG, u eG
D.! .peia, u, ?4a 'r..in, OIL.
Through Fr"is',., wih Passenger car at
.,h"a. !sar"s Nrrril Eas, 'ot Baltimore at
~ 4 y. Il. s:"ps =! Ciati,a:nP.u, priaei;,.p.
I:5t'yi!ie, and F"srv-d. Grace.
~ No 'rr," for Thi'rictrAi' ~ S4a !,s.
". u. MI y IN TER,
-ss. 20, !s,j& II. Agent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-05

{j1uSEKEEPGHs. ATTENTION. Just
:ecr"sr aui t., ss,te, p I'll: .Sslri.tut 70, Hu7e-
''";.Ht 'ilos cu.,prir, IN part Fine Walters Toilet
= - . III ""i LH:!s iir!'tanj. G. t,e rad Taa Futa.
!! set, * Britr,N Yen War" n p"ce',) Ftnu!!hcd
S!"r and Ten Pots. rs~rt!; Vaty. Pressed Wars and
-: ~ -'H.1- Of G, >.pvgs 1rp -i'rve offer
~: ch.. ID tbs cash. F.. ". SFAtLEa.
si.. : i .ri3 - T., ADV, past U;fiJn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-05

"UHIEIUN CUMTTEH -
THIS is new improved Compteh. which
i think is superior to any ever offered to the
public, and has given such satisfaction as to war
rant the belief that they will have a large run
this season. For sale by
Z. W. STAPLES.
lust received full assortment of ParIor and
y Cook Stoves which am Offering cheap for
the Cash. u w. STAPLES.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-09-05
PRESERVING SEASON

PRESERVING SEASON
T HAVE on hand large assortment of Brass
L and Porcelain Preserving kittles. Stone Fruit
Jars, a superior article, also, a new Tin Fruit
Can some hing new, which [ am Offering chetp
for the Cash Cali and see these goods they
must be sold to make room for Fall Stock
e. W. STAPLES.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
PROSPECTUS
or THE
NASHVILLE UNION

The NAsuwtLIE OsIoS was commenced last spring,
for TIE purpose of opposing The Robo Southern Con-
odoEcy and Of advocating the restoration Of Federal
authority, without any Abatement all the statos
which have attempted 10 secede. rs object was 70
proclaim tho doctrines Of Liberty and Union, as tboy
were once oxpoundod by the fathers Of the Republc,
but which for more than one year-the long and
dreary carnival Of treason-had been unspollen and
unwrltten In the Capital Of the State Of ANDREW
JAoEsos ana treasured up only IN the hearts of
themllhh Wobollevod that the right way to con.
duct loyal journal, in a city Ike Nashville, at such
a time this, TO raise the waverlng AID tlmid
up 20 the true standard Of patriotism, and not 10
owor the standard Of patriotism, after the Of
sone other Journals to SUIT the doprayed tastes Of the
scmi.loyal and Eympathizers with the Richmond dy-
nasty.
The UrIos, therefore, has held as friends an who
support and foes all who oppose, the Union Of tbs
stai,s. Ita watohword Il FREEeoM AND NAnosALiTr.
win rebels and iraitorsi has no compromise to
mahs. Il contends for the Federal Constitution and
lhgtass made in pursuance thereof as tho sUFREnE
Law on rnr LAM, anything in the Constitution and
Iaws Of any Of tho states to the contrary notwith-
standing. ...-r .....
u contends for the Union Of the States, because
without q the preseryaon Of liberties aud insii-
tutions and tho organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands in
the way of crushing ont the rebellion and restoring
ho Union must perish, no matter by what name 1t
be called.
When thousands OF our citizen soldiers lay down
their livos upon the altar Of their country sacri
fee above all earthly price, and precious in the sight
of Heaven, God forbid that any ignoble motive Of
selfinterest should make any waver in bis 10y
atty If there be any such, let them look at the
blood Of Shiloh Fort Donelson Murfreesboro and
Frederioksburg, aud blush at their wiokedness and
folly. Love for our country should now overshadow
every other feeling and he is patriot who loves
his houses lands or negroes with tthe Of tho devo-
ton which he fools Coz his country. Even prudent
selashness shouG compel men to be patriots, for who
an hope TO save bis treasures from the wreck Of
aruinod.and disnembered Union1
We want to 500 the land once blessed with the
enduring sunshine OF an honorable peace based upon
tho oompletc and unconditional submission Of the
rebels IN arms, and not liz up with the deeeitiul
glow Of peace based upon emasoulate loyalty, and
concessions to treltors--the glow Of meteor which
would shine only 20 betray, and going out would
leave us in darkness teniod moro gloomy than that
which prevailed before.
Those are the sentiments aud viows which the
UNIos will continue 10 advocate through whatever
oistorm or nunhine may await Il in the future, an'
we ask the support Of AL who believe It to be import
-ntthat thoroughly and vigorously loyal nowspape
should be published ID Nashville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
AashriIlE alniuu.
Freedom and Nationality.
5. G. rIERoEH, Edltor.
Resolutions of the Union state
Convention.

Resolutions OF the Union STATE
Convention.
As some of our contemporaries seem TO
have .nisapprehended the purpOrt of the
resolutions of the Convention which re-
Gently met in this place, we publish a
corrected copy of them as they read on
their final passage;
Resolved, That all laws, ordinances and
resolutions passed by the Legislature of
Tennessee since April ~, 1861, intended
10 effect constitutional changes in the
government of the State, and to separate
il from the Federal Union, are unauthor-
lied, the work of usurpation, and there
fore void.
Resolued, That in view of these cir
cumstances and the condition of the State
resulting from such pretended legislation,
it is of vital importance 10 the people 10
elect legislature TO meet at this Capitol
on the 1st Monday of October next, or as
soon thereafter as practicable.
Resolved, That as the overthrow by
treason of the civil powers of the State
has demanded the exercise of the power
granted to the Federal Government TO
guarantee TO every State republican
form of government, that this Convention
cordially approves the action of the Pre-
sident in the appointment of Andrew
johnson Military Governor of Tennessee.
Resolved, That we request Gov Andrew
johnson to issue writs of election and
appoint such agents as may be necessary
to hold elections for members of the
Legislature on the 1st Thursday in Aug.
next, or as soon thereafter as may be ex-
pedient, and that he provide such agents
with the means of carrying out the pur-
poses of such appointment.
ResolUed, That we fully approve the
course of policy of Gov. johnson, as Mill
tary Governor of the State, and pledge to
him our hearty cooperation and support
in whatever measures may be requisite
for the restoration of Tennessee and her
people to their civil and Federal rela-
tions. w. @. BRowNLow, Chm,
RUSSELL HoUsToN,
JAMES G.. SPEARS,
W. BossoN,
Jos. S. FOWLER.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
TERMS on SUBSTITUTION,

(IN PAR fuEna.)
Daily Union, (sngle oopy) per 90
per week.....-....... 70
AE-All communications on business with the once,
will bo addressed to the PUBL IsIfERs effhe UNION,
and all communications 70 the Kditor win be address
cd to O MERCER. N
EDITORS Of loyal newspapers win do us great kind
ness by ropubnhng the foregoing, its substance.
The current transactions in Tennessee for months TO
come Win DO highly Interesting to all lovers Of their
country and her free institutions, aud the columns Of
the UMoN viii furnish the earliest and most reliable
history Of these events.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-19
A traveller in Japan says.

Wo came 10 a wayside tea-house, "a
nous, not for its tea, which was black
bitter aud execrable, but for notable
Mistada (0iyeine Chiaepsis) And this
Wistaria deserves hme, f0r IL is seyeo
ieet in circumference, and lis tbrifv
branches. supported on trellis, oovsrsa
on area of5Oleet by 100 ID was such roof
OF green q one may not see twice ia a
lifetime. This tree, for Il seems mia
nomer 70 call 1t a vine, was said 10 b
COO years old.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
FORAGE pRPArTSYST,
ASSISTANT QrARrERGAsryR' OyYrcy,


DROPOSALS for HAY, STRAW, and
Il GRAIN Written proposals invited for flrnshinz
HAY STR aW OATS. and CORN. for h. Of the Gov
ernnen, b. DELIVERED Asxandris. Va, any point on
abe Potomac and la such quantities. "l n
,he proposed io and ., such times Is The under
ssbed may direct. $500, ,,, - =.
.at. the ciI.nii,y and Pre-. Of each article offered
Prorosl. i o. received for hyc thousand 9" hoshe'.
81 Con ~ Os li MY f50 tuns Of Hsy Of straw and up
xsrd unes Il s be for the interest OF the Governments 10
contract for a less amount o,,,,
Com ia, Up in good sacts Of about two ~ bushels
aud about thre 90 bushels escl IA a9e 70
furnished free Of h-ge to the Government The Hay ana
Straw % be securely 0alcc.
All articles furnished under his Advertisement 70 b. se
a., 70 a -.id INSPECTION 10y the Government lnsJecor
Purchases be made 'roI time h. time under th' sn'ri
femeni rOa he lowest respon-ible bdi.s q TIC n-s'
Of the pubic service nay require. \,
m. urd.fssD-d reserve the rigt to reeet any AID al
or which nav he demod incompatible with tie interests
81 the Government .,,
Pavns.,s vii made in such fund.- may be provided
fou United Ss;e Treasury and as lar as Pr sbe
anon delivery the und-Is. Ded receives the nkht 10 '
hold the psrt of The Aeuts unit Tie compare
tulhlluen 81 agreements ,,.,
Good county viii be- required FOR TIE mn u iuhn o.
spx .srsenlen, risde under this advertisement. 80
v IL S1DUDakD 1apt. and a sslstant q n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
1musen.enis.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

TIE MOST EXTRAORDINARY WONDER YET.
STILL ANOTHER GIANT
add by I the largest.
THREE COLOSSAL GIANTS!
THREE; COLOSSAL GIANTS
THREE yCOLLOSSAI. GIANTS!
AID THREE SEEN TOGETHER MN,
HOST ASTONISHING EHfiEi'ioS IN ihh
.. WORLD.
MONSIEUR JOSEPH
MONSIEUR JOSEPH,
MONSIEUR JOSEPH,
MONSIEUR JOSEPH,
ASClEN OFFICER De LARMEE fRANCAiS,
Er.Oihcer Of tho French afiny.)
Altogether tho snpendous suI magnificent Clan. ever
scen en- the face Of the ope measuring feet inches agn
ANNA SWAN, THE NOVA SCOTIA
GIANT GIRL.
sr GIANT GIRL,
GIANT GIRL,
-sel Il years vel 9 feet inch high,
THE GIANT BOY,
THE GIANT BOY.
THE GIANT BOY,
IA yes-s Cd and feet high The sresie.
TRIO OF HUMAN TOWERS
ever Arheld By mortal eyes. In conrast with then's
THE LILLIPUTIAN KING,
THE LILLIPUTIAN KING.
THE. LILLIPUTIAN KING
'oOH UNI r WEN 2tH INCHES meH.
WEIGHING BUT SEVENTEEN POUNDS
tis ur4l-s' man ever known.
seq REL j. Sas. H'U T;5 MUSICAL TnoUPE.
ssos n ns FANS ,s q Ok III xhrhHSS sg'
prcdocn; music. eqaa ~ O full orche-trs.
rE %5SfhR sEa AsvsS NIX xa gssns SEA
LION MAMMOTH BEAR.
ROBERT HOCDiS'S AUTOMATON WRITER.
EDUCATED SEAL. which plays MUSICAL lNsTRU-
spEcKLED BROOK TROUT,
w-i-hn, :! pounds.
Immense success o!
TOM TAYLORS GREAT DRAMA,
TOM TAYLOR'S GREAT DRAMA,
THE TICKET.OF-LEAN MAN,
THE TICKET-OF.LEAV NAN
THE TICkET-O FAVE MAN,
THE TICkET.OF-LEANE MAN
CROW DED and ADMIRISG Al plEScES
TyFRY DAY THIS WEEK. a, 2 end = o'clock =. M
HAS CREATED MORE LIVELY INTEREST
than th.s popular aud powerful Production
HERR LIROM.
lfsn he pfirfipa concert rooms o. Europe
GNES Ills WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE
EMNTLYNKA, or MOUTH HAkMDSIcA
DORA DAN RON. IN HER DouBLf-NoiCED DUET
Admission Is cents. Children uDder ten, 10 cents .
to GREAT PREPARATIONS ARE MAhlSC roH
TIKI CHRIS TMAS AND NEW YEARS HOLIDAYS,
LADIES. FAMILIES, AND CHILDREN,
TiIE GRiSDEsT GALAXY OF NOVELTIES
end the ncs' .....,.c
INTERESTING ASD FASCINATING PERFORMANCES
q, sinos. evs,y hour. every day AID evening"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

NLlNJON HALL,
~ A.'urplsc,, Between Broadway and Ah ".
PERTAINS GREAT
NATIONAL HOME ENTERPRISE.
THE MIRROR OF rtiE REBELLION
IL n.ot complete iehia and elaborate pictorial history
nj the var ever hib.tol d'.Toted to the
~ INTERESTS Or TIE INVALID SOLDIER.
iooeo tcket, each admitting four persons to be sold at
ONE DOLLAR FACN
one hafth profits constitute fund Tor the founding Of q
N,tio, 4 Home lnrs ID aud III isl.d Soldiers,
A LIBERAL BOUNTY 10 PURCHASERS
10 valuable property sn1'm,ins 20 9A7tc
orr SlH6 NGGHT. WEDNESDAY, DEC =.
Fbon IL alter every riernoon at and evening a. y
O'clock.
T,in,s Home Ticket. admitting four One Dolv each
Pr e al The g,lsfsl oii.. Clinton ii, from a. m. 10
a. a,ii. al Iuntce N,tes M.st: Sore No. 81 Broadway
OF. :. h, nl OF press sloud NJ n. q JOSIAH PER-
RAM Agent Clinton Hall New.io ok CITY; Adams House
H,.t.n sfrss For n cu.ss Of tins move, charity
ri..uIeih " y. y. IIeralt OF to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

Eorrcy-The .tesln.lhp CELIA. C,pt. Edwin Eiinge,
i h, .,iebed Tor H. ud0n direct. at pEcci--ly on
WTDSTSDaY III, 23d int. rom Pier No ~ NorthRisrf
HOW LAND AsfIhWALL, Agents.
YIyUT LONDON AND NEW-IORk STEAM
l SNIP COMPANY will dispatch MON fiILf their lew
md po,gerful nrSt ca,. British lfou steamships -
CELIA, BELLONA, ANOCA INA, ISl'A
Each D. 100 tun. burden,
between LONDON aud NEW NOkh calling Il iA|i'E on
the voyage from London. . ,,. 60
CURRENCY; 49,. 1890. Am
Ff go second Gu in.. so s'oefSe'
For passage apply 10 =. n, -,
Gas. A. WHITNEY, at the office. no. 20 Broadway.
For freight apply at No. - South Il. ,.,
ROWLAND s ASflNNALL. AsrntA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

No. 30 St, wAsniSoToy. u C.. Dec. TO- 1853 )
nROPOS = for UAN-Sealed Proposals n

No. Zky G. II, NAsHfNCTos, ~ - Dec. ~ lob
DROPOSALS FOR iAY.-Sealed Proposals IN
dupic.,e for Five Hundred 9 runs o. good ere han,-
nb!e nay will te received at THIS oicc. unh JhCHSDAt
sndoTed FroDossi. fo5 Hay viii b. entertained
they aiy comply With a. the requirements o. ' al
dder. mus, give their in mi well as the'I Post.
Ofee address, AID each proposal mus, BE- econI1d ~ s
r,pons bic person that II couraci II awarded to ne parry
lsrie PFepo' ng ,s oor rat W. DC ca, ' ,, ,e
tion the progosca Tie Ist to rfec, niJ 'i
all p;op9.a- that osy be maSr uni. ,ris ,s ~
reserved by ,ho Government IT, II rs oI'hon Tue Vu" NJ
terelt reguire NJ, a, Id.
the individual VITO signed the BID val DC neg
responsble foI the ~ hnent 81 the cont act h
!. accepted ald VII be required 70 'ifu4n the @D''e
guaranty. .o...,.v ..., ,,o,o.sl
"a .-ffe % whom awards made must be- prepared 10 *
@cuts contracts and TO give 1oads equal "a as' 20
one bali the sum 20 be received on ne c0lae' ssheo Oy w
contractor AID both Of hi. snerniof- -
s;atory c,iccDre The loyalty and sol'eney o. ech
bidder old eIson offered a. secury "a pc iyasa
~,rihratr Of ID. Clerk the nearest Distinct Court OF o '
fs Itef 10 whom an sv,fd may be made refuses to
enter 0irsct a-reeably witt ,hc term o. 1' a,
nisut who sir sizng t.e en- sc' an ,i ,ha a.
.se H. qualify in quantity th'D Ae toinn's' ~ .n' %
She lin to yply such Deficiency by purchase open max
.hafsn such dsinqneu bidder cf c,HTaeos with t advance
proos eo1 disloyl parties will ro be considered nor
will awards be made 20 any person Or pf'ons VINO ,
,ofore f4iei funn their agreements or contracts WI" ''
Biade. NUT be pfcsen At The opening Of The BIDS to re-
'pTrs ~ y, s delivered either in Washng'on. Ac1on
dria in bsie properly s"cm,d Tree o. al e''' oi
IJsv csd .of under this advertisement vii be
reidy Inspected snd does not prove OF good i
shsnabe quality. will be rescted The Hay VII BE- ad oi
40 8c ne Govelanent may have On hbna 70
pon The comicion ~ the eontIUc or IN soon Thereafter -
de proper oll-.r .hal be in ioads 49,, ,,o.
Delivering Hay commence within ven 'lol a.ys i'o
The da,e Of the CONTACTS ard to be completed by the hie'n
t:sfb) dsy Of January, 1914. :, 90 po,ncrc
Capt C. 5. y. No. 22J q It,. Wa.h.nton, ID. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
4n,nsements.

THE NEW.YoR. H.RxoNIc SOCIETY vo.m
WILL Owe THEIR TWELFTH ANNUAL PERfoH~
THE MESSIAH, >. ,.,
On ChriNmas Might. Friday, Dec ss l03,
s0Lo DsI sUsIAisE6 81
''''' W. Nj Mr.. JENNY RiEaProN, Alto. .I
Mr. g. SIMPSON, rsTI T5,w,s n..
WITH FULL ORCHESTRA,
Selected BY HARVEY b: boDWoRIh: egg, composing
some q The nS;' kinen Resident AI, ass.c,,
GEO. T. Dh'S TcKEfS 50 CENTS ''0'"aD''''
To b. had the Principal Music Stores and at Irvns Hall
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Lessee and Directress 'gsn M"on.
u consequence OF
- ''"''''' THE DECIDED SUCCESS
which attended the
DELIGHTFUL ppoop,,,ve
presented this Teacr during the past week. snof cue
va DURING THE HOLIDAYS,
MRS JOHN WOOD
AND LaUGHABLE CHARACgERS.
sG r1s r'' tine tins MISC MAKING,
a longer tho request Of her r's-roo'
Ps,Ionr, keep on the business a; Ger s,,on
ana p iIss~se HArR, TRIM BEaRDs,
ard uroye her skin in
EASY SHAVING.
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 81.
tho pei 70. Dances viii conIul..ce n,
ny PRESENTER,
N,G.J,yrsoN. III "N Mr. j. II. sTuDDanT,
MI o. H. CLARKE, Mira SLOAN.
Mr. sEDLEY BROWN, &c. &C., viii appear.
Ao.Y which
FOR THE SEVENTH TINE IN AMERICA,
the new Farce,
written by
&c BuRyAND and MONTAGUE WILLIAMS.
entitled
EASY SHAVING.
Received every night with unanimous apps!se nm
Sn.te 1.-THE pretty barber o.; Iing.on). Mira JOHN WOOD
Ia which abe will sing new ballad,
TIE iHS EsfbTSs 'f %sfb TIE II Lpissskr
Other chsrscters BY
Mr. J. II. sTODDaRT.
MI W. DAviDGE,snd c>v.r
And conclude with.
sor the lrst time this season.
the musical farce OF
MISCHIEF EAkLN0. -
Nm, lru,t,s Observation-Disclosures JOHN WOOD
with medley song OF al nations Wy n,..
Sch' ss''''''''''''''''Ii..'s., c
4 NEW PLAY,
introducing
Mrs JOHN WOOD
in an entirely character.
aid III which
Mr. J. X MORTIMER
viii make his first sppearssce this season
Doors open to- performance. begin e: = o'cloc'.
Seats .ecpred three dsy. in adyalce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
iEOpI. CHAPEL,
No. sla BROADWAY.

EVERY NIGHT. - - ,,, - -
rHE xosr ssvfNED pu.rGHrprL RESORT ~ rHy CITY
.TUE MAMMOTH srFRkuSCOPflCON" or MIR
RON or TIlE UNIV IKsE.' This splendid entertainment
which +. shy attracting crowd. OF GU best cie enables
l To n.ke the tour Of the world fancy without the
~sc of trave The beautiful scenery, ucAitoc,nrr
all lands and Presented IN sefcs OF
,,-tb "A. upon $40 feet
and hfih1cy Iooniy by the most power
nil ,i known hence. Door open at Tours be> a
n n, Admission p csns Hrsenri Ss.f,. - csns GiAND
N,TpSEtS .yery " EDNEsDAi sni SATURDAY ut
,'.i,.k ~. Il. MCkEON, Manager.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
CRY oY New YORK, DgPAnTsssr OF fisAscH
CosprnoILsK's Osriog. Dec. TO- iaoJ; IT,,

PROPOSALS. FOR S2,O,O00 or III.
4 WATER STOCK or THE CITY or NEw S.i,oa =.
ths Co,eu,Ioisr. one. until SATURDAY, Dec 70. ir1 ~
o'clock ?. M when The VIII be publicly opea III ,e
whole any par. of the san Of two hundred and fv loy
sand dollars The Wafer STOCK Of the City o. Ne"i orr
the year 1879" authorized by Chapter 70 oi the Law o.
1883 aud BY ordinance Of tho Common Council approved
BY the Msyor Dec. a. 1853
The said stock win bear pteest at the rate Of I'VE r ~
Der annu payable quarter yearly and the piD pa wiz De
SedeernsbIe on the ist day 81 November. 1879 -,
The proposals viii stale the stock desef and ne
price per hundred dollars thereof and tie persons VINO
yroposas are accepted will be required deposit with ne
Of the City within five days after The opening OF
tIs bids the sums swarded to them respectively.
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts ~ the Cham
ean for such deposits the parties viii be- entitled ~ eve
rthentes for equal scOus Of the Isr value OF the soc
b. ring inteIes st from the dates a psyment,
Fsc popotio should be sealed aud indor.ed Propo sis
o., Is Water STOCK Of the City Of New York u
1853 and incoscd ia second envelope addressed to e
Comptroller =, ~, ~, 49,, =,
Tie rght reserved 10 reject any 81 oil Of The bids 'he
Sntarests Of The Corporation require ~ .
MAIIHkW 4. BRENNAN, CemptIV.rb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

NAN AMBuRGH & Co.'s
MAMMOTH MESAGFRIF.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
SaA and ssI BRDADMAi,
Doors open from 10 q. IN. 10 10 r. m
Performances at a.! a. M. and .; p
admission 70 al parts Il ihc house, - ceu;s
No halt prc-.
SIXTH UNPRECEDENTED WEEK
oy rHr GREATEST -
AMERICAN GEOLOGICAL ENTERPRISE
ever offered o the public on this
CONTINENT.
ONLY LIVING GtRhfEF ~ AMERICA.
NtRRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL,
GRAND HOLIDAY FESTIVAL
tolr p-T.oru.31 ers given on ths-iirs
Doors open from y q N. 20 ~ ?. M
Performance AZ ne l. IN, u. and = r. u
Particular attention i called TO the d"rn!ns feffnrnfes
a. ben. tally aIrsu sci for the accommodation Of
LADIES AND CHILDtEN.
u.ah aumeu will he introduced the osebrs''d per
TIPPo sab,
by ,. NASiL
tirY
TRAINED LIONS, TIGER.
LEOPARDS,
by
PROFESSOR LANGwORTHy.
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
KANSAS BUFFALO. NEBRASKA Elm,
WHITE CRAaFS, Blue sIORk
VIRGINIA OPOSStM, AMI
THREE LIVING POLAR BEARS.
No FpEE LlSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
CEALFD PROPOSALS are invited until til,

NEATED TEUPUSALS dIE IHVIT'U UIIIII ~
- 22d day q December 1852 - NJ, for tho HIDES
TALON. HOOPS and HORNS Of Oh roscrnIDeni Cattle
lne,ed within sncien, limits 81 tho Distinct OF toain
a Tor three nSnhs iron. the commencement oi Tue
contract.
IN. above article. 70 be collected by the contractor s3h re
mo from the vAi1u places at wb b e csile hir MIRA 81
,Irh pes az nav be- dessnaied by the otcer In charge
Tho contractor .an b. liable fI al o." Hide snd IsIo"
nof and coming from ry'y animal Hsufh''ird UNI
a an be ts- ,asiactory 20 appear to tho nuDa~iee u.
rsrt., that a, due eIeon diligence ani caro- "A aus 70
oisain the stif article. ,
rsvrnen vail be- required every ten days In GosernHen'
Nd. .houi b. made in dopls." and oath o. Allegiance
must a.. ouipAiiy the bids .,
Tie cor1ator will pc held accountable of Tire loes ae
On. week alter .ie sigliug - The cop'Euc'. 49,, =
Bond viii required upon tie ac.~pttcc of the bid' ivi
a faiiLfni fIifIYs, Of the corinact
BID. 10 b. directed Lieut. Col g. BILL G : u = y
WasAington g. AID osdorsed PfoDos4is ioi Tor mae
aud TaI0w'