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The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05
MARRIED..

In this city, Jan 1st by Rev. ID. NJ. Graham, Chas.
Z: Berry aud Miss Mary +. Blake, both of this city
In this city Jan. 4th by Rev. II. b. Abbot. Josiah
Y. Boston and Mrs Lizzie Alien Rowe both of this
,ity.
In Bath, Jan. 1st. by Rev. II. Blake, David =.
gdgecomb and Miss Nancy l.. kennerson, both Of
bath.
In Bath, Jan 1st, by Rev. S. F. wetherbee VIM
\. Given, of Bath, and Miss Rosa A. Mckown, of
Ioothbay
In Woowich Jan. 1st, John b. Potter and Miss
Julia s. Stinson, both of W.
In Pennington, Dec =, Henry d. Pike, of Strong,
al d Miss Hester A. York, of +.
In Bowdoin, Dec 25th Henry Deymore and Mrs
Malinda Lenior, both of b: 2Sth. +. w. Coombs, of
Bath and Miss Sarah +. Bibber, of b.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

sy- Gov. Seymour was inaugurated at Al
bany, on Thursday. After the oath of office
had been administered, Ex-Governor Morgan
delivered congratulatory address, which was
followed by Gov. Seymours inaugural. The
reporter of the Associated Press was unable to
get copy of the latter speech, as the Govern
or intends to revise it, before committing it to
for the kind expression of his good wishes, and
congratulated him on the able close of his ad-
ministration.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05
DIED.

In this city, Jan. 3D. Ecazer D. only son of SYLVIA
nus ID. and Elizabeth Merrill, aged Is years mos.
sY-Funeral this tMonday) afternoon, at o'clock.
from the Vestry of the Chestnut st. Church.
In Auburn, Dec. Both, Mrs. Huldah wife of A. Z.
Stinchf9ld, Esq, aged Al years months.
In Alfred Dec. 81, of diptheria, Charley G., only
child of Gilman T. and Celia Shackford. aged years
ii months.
In Bridgton, Dec. 9th, Mrs. Mary A.. wife of Cyrus
B. Record, aged 81 years months
In Topsham, Dec lith, John Harrington, aged IL.
In Lyman Dec. 9th. of lung fever, Mrs. Ann N
wife of the late John Burke. aged 81 years.
In Buxton, Dec 1lth Mrs. Martha s., wife of Jos.
Sayward, of Alfred, aged % years.
In kennebunkport, Dec. 9th. Josephine, daugh-
.er of Oliver Mason, aged l3 years.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.
A special dispatch from Nashville gives
some details of the battle at Murireesboro',
which are as follows:
Gen. Rosecrans marched from Nashville last
Friday, with about As, 600 effective men and 100
pieces Of artillery, aud skirmished all the way
to the battle field, the enemy resisting bitterly.
Tuesday was spent in accommodating. The
enemy was strongly posted with artillery on
the bank of Slower river, the west side, his
flank resting ON Murlreesboro', west side
The centre also had the advantage, on high
ground, with dense growth of cedar masking
them completely. Their position gave them
the advantage of a cross fire.
Gen. McCook's corps closed in on their left,
on Wilkerson's pike.
Gen. Negley, of Gen. Thomas' corps, worked
with great difficulty to the front of the rebel
centre, Gen. Rosecrans' division being in re-
serve. Gen. Crittenden's corps was posted in
comparatively clear ground on their left
Gems. Palmer and Van Cleve's divisions were
posted in front OF the woods in reserve.
The fight on Wednesday ragged eleven hours
with varying successes, Gen. Rosecrans him
self leading his men repeatedly.
Our casualties reached about 100, being
thus small by reason of care taken by officers
in having the men lay down when most ex-
posed to rebel fire.
On Thursday morning Gen. Rosecrans de-
termined to begin the attack. We opened ft-
rously with our left at dawn. The enemy,
however, would not retire from our right, and
the battle worked that way. AT eleven O'Clock
matters were not flattering on either side.
At II o'clock our batteries received new
supplies of ammunition, and were massed, and
a terrific fire was opened. The enemy began
to give way, Gen. Thomas pressing on their
centre and Gen. Crittenden advancing on their
left. The battle was severe at that hour.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

NO. 229l.-DRs. J. CLAwsoS KELLEY and ii. L.
DAVIS, Analytical Physicians, have removed their
Office to No. 1921 Congress street. two doors west of
the Court House, where DIR. kelley's genuine medi-
cines and advice can be had az all times. DIR. DAVIS
will hereafter visit the office the lst and I'd days of
every month TO consult with the sick upon all dis
eases. .iirice Free
NIB DR.. Davis will visit the office Thursday and
Friday Jan. sth and 9th. by special request.
Will be at Mr.. james Sturgis, WiRdkdm Centre,
Wednesday, Jan. 1th. dec3 div
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SEE woman in another column picking Sambuci
Grapes, for Speer's Wine 1t is admirable article,
used in hospitals, and by the first families in Paris,
London and New York. in preference to old Port
Wine 1t is worth trial, it gives great satisfac-
ton. dec22 dly
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

A telegram from San Francisco states that the ship
MONDAY from Boston. arrived of that port ls inst,
and a sunkcn rock heretofore unknow to
incrs, where she Immediately sunk to the maintop
mizzenmasf. Crew saved.
Sch Champion of and from Boston, which went
ashore at q rand Menan, in November last has been
got OF aud taken into Lubec.
Ship International. of Gen Banks Expedition. FIN
Baltimore. laden with Government stores was totally
lost near Hoy Island Chesapeake Bay. The Interna-
tonal AZ vessel. of 1908 TONS built at kenne-
bunk in 1852 aud owned in Boston
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From Burnside's Army.-Capture of $50 Of
Stuart's Men.


NEW YORK, Jan. 3.
A special dispatch dated opposite Frede-
ricksburg I'd. states that flags of truce cross
the river daily to escort families from our lines
into the enemy's and vice versa.
The rebels have dug new rifle pits along the
river banks in Fredericksburg to provide
against our crossing again.
Stuart crossed the Rappahannock back into
the rebel lines near Waterloo, 10 miles west of
Warrenton, on Wednesday night. Our caval-
ry, under Averill, which went out in pursuit
of him, did not overtake his main body, but
brought back $50 prisoners, mostly stragglers
from his command.
The Times has the following from Sigers
headquarters:
"A number Of guerrillas were captured yes
terday at Chapawamsee Creek by Col. Canby's
forces.
Gen. Averill drove 100 rebel cavalry from
WaTenton yesterday. Part of Lees cavalry
passed through that place two hours before
the arrival OF our forces"
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BROKERS', RaARD.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

PORTLAND POST OFFICE.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
TESTERN-Arrives at IL. 40 and "a Z. NJ. Closes at
745 A. NJ. and 80 +. NJ.
'ASrERN-Arrives at 1.5o p. NJ. Closes at IL NJ.
= 'TEAMBOAT MA1l-Arrives from Eastport Me-, st
John b and the British Provinces Tuesday morn
mornings. Closes Thursday at 7, NJ.
UROPE-Closes every Saturday at 30 T. NJ.
ANADA-Arrives at 1.50 L. NJ Closes at IL NJ.
OUNTRf MAILS-Arrives about L. NJ. Close at
PM
rg-Oifee open daily Sundays excepted) from
=. VI. to 8 T. NJ. On sundays, from 81 to 81 A. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Buenos Ayres Nov 10th, ships Josiah Bradlee.
Nichols for Calcutta few days; VIM Witherlec, At
wood. I'm New York for Caao; Hampden, Pendle-
tom tim Boston for Rangoon; barks Eureka. Iur-
ner for Boston; Diana Coombs, for Rangoon; Kate.
Leprelle, for New York few days; brigs Amy War
wick smith. disg; Kentucky, Carver, from and for
New York, disg, and others. as boiore
Sid Nov 10th, ships othello, Trevett, Caao; jose
phus lainc Amherst FL.
Sid FIN Rio Janeiro Oct 2Sth. ship VIM Lord Jr,
Brown, (from New York. for Acapulco.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

Craftsmanship Bohemian, Capt. Borland,
sailed from this port for Liverpool about
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. She had 80 pas
sengers and a full cargo.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SaturOnys JumuNFy
ARRIVED.
Sch Dashing Wave. Freeman, Tangier.
Steamer Montreal. Prince, Boston
CLEARED.
Steamship Bohemian. Borand, Liverpool, by Ed
monstone. Allan Co.
Bark Arctic. Hartridge, Buenos Ayres, by A & L
Spring.
Brig Hattie Emery. tncw, 35s tons) Bartlett, for
Matanzas, by Isaac Emery.
Sch Coleraine Moores. Cornwallis Ms by master
Sch La Plata, Stratton, Baltimore, Estes Libby
Sch Henrietta Jones. Baltimore. q York & Son
Sch Convoy. Merrill. Philadelphia X q York; Son
Sch Harriet Fuller, Hamilton, Boston. by Ham
ilton.
Steamer Potomac, Hoffman, New York. by Emery
& Fox.
Suaday................. January 4.
ARRIVED.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEoN.-H. A LAMB, NJ D.,
,,ffce, corner of Congress and Chestnut Streets
'ortland, Ne.
Particular attention paid to Surgery, including
iseases of the eye and ear. aug7-d6m
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

Mails are forwarded by every steamer in the regu
lar lines The steamers for from Liverpool call a
Queenstown, except the Canadian line. which call q
Londonderry.
PANAMA AND CALIFORNIA-Steamers,c carry
ing Mails for Aspinwall, Panama. and California.
leave New York ON the lst, llth, and 2Ist of each
month.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

DIR. p. p. QUIMBY. would give notice that he ha
returnedto Portland, and can be found at his Room,
No. l3 INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Tuesday, August
18th, where he will attend to all wishing to consul
him.
First Examination at offce... .............s2 80 90
Each subsequent sitting at Office. so
City Patients first Examination at residence, so
Each subsequent visit at residence, ,........... 100
August l6, 1s62.-tf
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EXPORTS.

Per Bohemian, for Liverpool = l All $50 lbs cut
meats 700 lbs lard 80 600 lbs bacon. 452O lbs tai
ow sol bbs ashes 1857 bbls -four, 5000 lbs butter
bbl fish. sls,j05 in specie.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

DgNTIsrRY.-Dr. JOSIAH HEALD, No. 24l Con
gress Street, first door east of LIST Parish Church
Portland, Ne. augIdly
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

NOTICE.-lSTERNAL REVENUE STAMPs.-A full
supply of all kinds of Stamps for sale at my office,
No. 92 Commercial street; and the public will be
expected to use them and after this date.
NArH'L J. MILLER, Collec or
dec3l diff lst District State of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

DRs. LOCKE kIMBALL, DENTISTS, No. III
Middle Street. Portland, Me. augl5-1y
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05
News from Rebel Sources.-Alleged Federal
Repulse at Vicksburg.


NEW YORK, Jan. 3.
The Richmond papers of Wednesday con-
tain Vicksburg dispatch of Tuesday, which
says: The Fedcrals made four desperate at
tempts on Saturday to force the rebel lines on
Chickasaw Bluffs, with heavy loss. The 18th
Louisiana regiment repulsed three regiments
of Yankees.
The Federals were again repulsed on Sun
day.
On Monday the Federals, 5000 strong, again
advanced, but were moved down and over 400
prisoners taken and five stand of colors. The
Federals were driven back to their boats, and
sent flag of truce to bury their dead. Fight
ing still continues. The Federals have de-
stroyed the Nicksburg, Shreveport and Texas
Railroad as far as Delhi, and burned the town
of Delhi.
On the morning of the 30th, heavy firing
was heard, and it was supposed that the Fede
rails were again advancing to storm the rebel
works.
Yankee prisoners state that Gen. Morgan is
in command
MOBILE, Dec. 30.-Jeff. Davis and staff ar
rived here this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

SHIP BUILDING The following vessels
have been built and registered in this District
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

Arrival of the California Steamer.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.
The steamer Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall
oath, has arrived. She has 81 100000 in treas
ure, a large number of passengers and a COM
pany of cavalry for the Mass I'd regiment.
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Monday Morning, January 5, 1868.
PORTLAND, MAINE

The Portland Daily Press has the largest
regular circulation of any daily paper in
the city.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05
SPOKE

Dec T. lat a. lon 80 10, bark Lucy Ellen, soule'
New York for Dublin.
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BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
NEW YORK, Jan.

The Battle at Murfreesboro'-Eleven Hours
Fighting on Wednesday-The Rebel
Centre Broken on Thursday.
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-05

Total Tonnage, 1918 e4-s5ths
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a An adjourned meeting of the N. C. u. As
81 sociation will be held at the Library Room
~ TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 9Th, at u O'Clock.
W full attendance l. desired, as business Of
importance will come before the Association.
jan SGT r. NJ CARSLEY, Sect'y.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

THE UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION rs
urgent o. funds Its operations the relief
of the effective than
It's depots and agents are at military
from Washington TO the X Grande. The value Of
supplies IL issued TO the Army OF the Potomac during
Immediately after Gettysburg exceeded
dollars Its issues At Chattanooga
Thousands OF needing special relief daily
for In Its Homes. Its steamboats, and wagon trains fol-
low soldiers everywhere Its other and equally
rorant departments OF workssniary inspe hospital
Inspection hospital directory tran nsporaon OF the sick
wounded &c ARE In full operation. The cost OF all hse
month Its funds much reduced, and Immediate
contributions requested 10 sustant
The fairs that have been got with such admirable and
unprecedented energy and success at Chicago Cincinnati
the Sanitary Commission have not contributed
dollar to its treasury. The large thus raised have
bcen received by the branches or the Commission those
cities respectively.
These branches apply them most usefuy mainly TO the
OF material 10 be made clothing be ding
and for like purposes They thus relieve the
the Com from the necessity OF purchasing
Plies To certain classes but they render aid TO
sny oher department. ~ its
those who desire fuller Information 10 the organza
tIon method and Of the Commission referred
statement Of rs system aud OF the application of lie funds
published copies Of which b. had application
ofce OF the United States Sanitary Commission, No
s3 nrsdw. or At the bookstore OF A. D. Randolph, No
6s3 Broadway
saved and IL daily saving lives tho coun.
afford 10 lcse what 10 doing 70 sconomise tho
NE health OF soldiers s worth 10 tho
times the money the Commission has received and 10 OF
min shlus the cost and the duration of the war.
be sent 70 the Treasurer a. No 6s Wall
street or No. s7s prradway, New York.
BY order Of The Standing consl,,ee;r nrnssr r srooro
Trss,nrsr United States Sanitary Com mmissou
DscxspkR q. las
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DEER 4 co, PHoTOeRAPHERs-ss.B BROADWAY.
New YORK are publishing the fines. sereoscopc Views
rtr Hamilton. Fort Lafayette. Nav York city, Niagara
r,s &C. by an improved process we take Parors Build
Tor the siereoscope and 10 large size, most spen
az and Al low prices
RUTcHERs' AND DRovERs' BANK NEW YORK
Dee ~ pa-fhe annual election for Directors of this
VIII place Banking House on Tuesday the 18th
dsy of January The poll will open O'Clock and
.r - = = ''N'' ~ r. ?. PERRIN. Cashier
y dered me the use Of the Governors Room in the City
Hail. for New Years Day shall be most happyto exchange
mesn tne hours of ii A. NJ and p. N on ths. day
New YoRK Dec. 81. 1868. G. GODFREY GUNTHER
nERINGER PISTOL TO MANUFACTURERS
~ and dealers-rhe Dernger Pistol celebrated for
has for some Years. been slsssSsy both IN
Europe and America, the limitations having sold
s% IN a. sses s ss @ % ..s m
bogus dealers Asd manufacturers have circulated repors
Sa he as Sgns and maker %
genuine Derineers made that the imitation s superior 70 the
.n % usr
Moore aten u offered for sale In New York and other
,a oIeS T ws % ss Of have
Known g me- 10 view Of ne facts set fos above the un-
oSs s nnIs M 81 20 %
eue the fules, extent Of the law he has done IN the
IA. %S;S%S
assnE Messfs 6nrry Bro; San Francisco and Messrs.
Esss.sn sses e %s rn q
Co. 50 and ssa Broaaw.y New YoIk who win always %
my n.y. SIhs A'- '~''''- - HENRI DERiNSER
Rifle and Pistol Manufacturer
6I2 North Front street, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

UAvAsA.-IBE suBscRInI BEGs 70 iSroRN
III her friends aud persons ndug 10 visit Cuba this
season that sie has taken larN house and nov pre-
or families who choose 70
lend 20 her cosunuance Of their patronage, horinr
mort tho by personally attending 20 The comfort
he The Amy Hoiel situated the Haf nnd
Plaza San Franc with in. AIRY apsrtUenis ghi.
et wbh and furnished with all the sonlyrts aud
,enlenccs Httainab. IN The place. MARY j. AI4NY,
~ ufrNrY " Usy. BROADWAY. SOUTHEAST COR.
w ~ N ttreei. En,ranfe on 1wefth street
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
HOTELS.

LBIoN HOTEL. SIS HuDsos STREET CORNER
N II Charles Rooms IN SUITS or single. very plea
sant and well furnished SUIT Of looms psi vaaed 70 let
Terms moderate. r. LAMBERT, Propr etor.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

A UCTIoN NOTICE. BEAUTIFUL PARLOR SUIT
for sale al private sale at great sacrace; one Sofa
aTete, Arm Chair Reception and four Medal
Back Chairs covered with rich French satin brocae
d black suit OF pieces. in French
figured reps for $00 Also, the Furniture Of Par
and Bedrooms bargain for cash. Inquire
llQ West Eighth street. between Filth Sixth avenues
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
A UCTIoN NoTICE.-BooTs AND sHoEs
MILTON II. BURNS, Auctioneer.


suitable for city and country trade
A UCTION NOTICE.
Ia D. u. CAULKlNS, Auctioneer, ofHce 335 Broadway.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IuOH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTEL MIRRORS,
BUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
SILVER PLATE, Ac.. &c
d. D. CAULKISS will sell THIS DAY (THURSDAY),
December 81,
At the residence 28 West Fourteenth street. Eighth
avenue,
Commencing At II O'Clock.
The sale comprises the entire contents of the house The
DeGant Parlor Furniture made 70 order and s solid
ssewood The whole will be sold othe highest bidder for
)nAsh. offering extra Inducements to purchasers
Elegant rosewood octave Pianoorte with all mod.
fmproy bass rich rosewood Stool,
san and embroidered Cover three elegant full
uits OF rosewood Paror Furniture in rich brocsde and
ATTN; Esgere splendid and costly Paran Orna
nents rich Vases &c also magnificent collection OF rare
kAintugs rosewood Turkish and Easy Chairs in fine
velvet and Brussels Carpets &c, &c.
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
Arved BedBtezds Washand Sofa Beds In fine hairctth;
I'm Hair Mattresses, from ~ 10 50 pounds made TO
|DrdeY in excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture. consisting OF fine oak Extension
Abls oak ArChairs, Silver Ware, rich China Ivory and
ilvery Cutlery Forks Spoons, &C. with heavy Cut and
ngraved Glassware OF every description. Carmen In A.
oadance 70 cart pack and ship goods for purchasers
NJ B-Thc above residence FOR sale At great bargain.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

HEXRY n. MiNER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROOM 81
- NaF7nu street opposite the at ocs. Ass "a,
~ ,sgani fret class lus, male expressly FOR ely retail
snde. MINER sOMERElILE viii sen at auction 90
hnriay December 81 a. ~ o'clock at their saesroom 81
sss.a s'ree' large lan,.y !rs class urs o. every
Eecfl luon comrfisint IN part or sable. Mink Efn ne.
Ehneha, stone MaT,en and Squirrel Capes Victorines,
Furs and Cuts. DARK Mink Tslmas, otter and Beaver
ssnnlets, LAtioa' Irmmei Hoods Ermlne and NinE
Collars Gene, ard wrf Ro-es. ladies' Collars Gloves,
ee~knse
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

"a ment Of Hotel and Dining Room Furniture and Fix
sonshg p o' Ts e., neGs,enas Sh Tpse.s' s'
pinng Tables and Cloths Casters China, Glass Wooden.
ron and Copper Wares of the newest patterns Thurs
the 7th Of January 1854 at ten A. M upon the
Femses, No 50 Chatham street. city Of New York, under
[nAtte mortgage, n favor OF the mortgage dated New
York. Dec 81. 1863 J. o. ROBINSON,
Attorney for mortgage No. 66 Wall street. N. T.
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IryRoRoE COOK AUCrToNEER
NJ SUPERB HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
PAsTELLE PAINTINGS ENGRAviY6s. &C.
nAV Al ~

" :
Al the salesroom, li Broadway. at II O'Clock.
For account OF whom IL may concern, an invoice OF
Marble, Bronze and Ormolu Clocks
Bronze Groups aud Figures. Paran Figures
Silver Plated Ware Seyrrs China, &C.
Also about 50 One Pasteles
ne above sale will be absolute.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

NFFICE OF FINCHEHS THAUES' HEVfuW. NONIH'
east corner OF Fifth Chestnut third story,
Philadelphia. Dec %, 1883 :.
N JAMES L. PAnDKI. Treasurer M.chinist, Associscn
YORK city the friendly aid their fellow craftsmen
the Jurisdiction Of tho In Union Of
the 10 ing report transactions IN tho assumed Ca
sSe Of general satsacion and In justice the liberay
that ed the the call issued through this
oice in your behalf that the report be made 40 public
a. possible The receipts have been - follows
The New York herald., 1863-12-31
OREAr SALE OF HOLIDAY BOOKS THIS EVENING
(J at hslf. past six O'Clock, At 49S Broadway.

OREAr SALE OF HOLIDAY BOOKS THIS EVENING,
U AZ hal past six O'clock At 49S Broadway.
AToUNT VERNON TAXES Es.-NOTiCE-TAxEs NAY BIB
L Maid for the above other villages Friday and
Saturday this week a. the corner Of Grand and Elizabeth
streeta JOHN 8. YORK 4, general collector.
NEIsLETOE BOUGHi OH, THE MIsLETOE BOUGH.-
M small quantity Just received per steamer for SALE
For dinner today English s9es yensos and beef s,eak
kidney and oyster pudding RICHARDSON, agent No. 66
Maiden lane corner William street.
~ steamboat ship and mill owners Of New York and
vrpity:-We the practical Machinss and Engueers As
,ion Of New York offer TO them TO perform
an that any the city do In ess time and
en- better class mechanics comprise this
association Any kind Of tools machinery put re-
paired the shortest notice Apply at machniss head
quarters, 1877 Bowery. ,nrr ,...
NOTICE TO TAILORs.-THE MEN EMPLOYED BY
IN Deyllp 4 Co, Broadway, requested TO attend .
specsi meeting on Saturday evening O'Clock NJ
Sauers 35 Broome By order Of the shop meeting
OFFICE OF FINCHERS TRADES REVIEW. NORTH.
~ east Of Fifth and Chestnut Streets third Story
hioAa Der
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

DREsIDENT BARRIes AND LADY WILL RECEIVE
their calls New Years Day at the residence Isaac
Duke, ESQ, l53 Lexington avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

SALES AT AUCTION.
A IBsRr II SICoLAY. .AJCTIONRER.
A RRGULAR SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS
ALBERT NlCOLAS WILL SILL.
THIS DAY IHI KsDAN DECEMBER 81.
At l2ss O'Clock. At tho
STOCK SALESROOMS,
NO 50 WILLIAM STREET,
For account of whom II concern,
$40 shs Leather Mau Bk $50 10 B'dway lbs Co SIS
40 Leuox Fire lns Co.. IS "a Bank Of N America. 100
Il Rmu CIV F Ins Co 100 10 Mech Traders Ina 70
~ Wmsburs c ms Co. 50 200 ConsolidatedstageCo. 2b
10 Am Exchange Bank 100 so Brooklyn Cen. kRs. 50
40 second Ay RR. .... 100 50N.Y. IN Haven RR- 100
100 Nil ST Paul RI IOO 50 Citizens Gas It. Co.. 20
100 kipgs Co fre Ins Co 20 Is North River Ins Co IS
lOGuaTau Life Co 100 40 Eagle Fire ms Co.. 40
20 Arctic Fire Ins Co. 30 ~ Com wealth Ina Co. iV0
$1,000 per cent Milwaukee 81 Paul RR Co. bonda
600 per cent Great western IN RR lst mtge bonds
MKT REGULAR STOCK SALE THURSDAY, JAN. Z.
1864.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
Auctioneer and stock Broker
The New York herald., 1863-12-31

HENRY D. MINER AUCTfoSEER, sALEsRooN 81
Nassau street opposite The Post ofcc sale Of
tegant Fur- of large manufacturer declining business,
lINHR A SoNERvILJE win sell A. auction, on Monday.
iucsda7, "wednesday and Thursday Al O'Clock each day,
~ 81 1at~ay between Srring and Houston streets,
osle ,ho metropolitan Hotel, large ard of
fufa 0f description embracing rich Sable, Mipk Err
nnc, Cnnchha, Stone Maren and squirrel Csres, Vic.
ornes Nuns aud Cufs also Robes Of description.
tfta.