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Gmusemenis.
WALLACKs.

WALLACKs.
w Door. open a. z; Overture commences at ~ Cur
tain rics is conclusion. The performance viii Terminals
close to II o'clock
FRIDAY
SIXTYLiGifTH NIGHT
oil MI Lester W attacks popular aud hshy efactVe
drIna.
ROSEDALE;
Or
THE RIFLE BALL,
In which Mr. Lester WalacI, Mr. Charles Fisher Mr. John
Gilbert Mr.. Holland Nj Dly, Mr. JOAN Scion, MI Browne,
nr PsIke., Mr. Rope, -
Mrs. Hoy Miss cannon Mrs Vernon, Miss Morsnt Mrs.
John Seton Mis. Barrett aud Miss Csnman viii perform
SATURDAY, Dec 10,
BUCKSIOSE'S GREAT COMEDY,
MARRIED LIFE.
10 which
MRS JENNINGS
will make her first appearance on any stage
MRS. WILKINS.
/ er second appearance IN America.
Mr.. YOU 10 aud Mr.. w II. FLOYD
VIII also spear for the iIss time this season.
Mr. Lybx......................Mr.C Cherries Fisher
Nrs Lynx..... .'hrs. Jennings
Mr. Good Mr. John Gilbert
Dit. YounghusDend. .............AiT. W. IL fIoyd
Mrs. foung nd.................hi bliss t,hnncn
Nr Dove....... .Nf iouhs
Mr.. Doyc.....................N Miss amy .iorant
Mr.. Dismal. George Holland
Mrs Disina......................al To- john Seton
MONDAy-SiJty ninh night Of Rosedae.
TUESDAY-fhe Love Chase.
WEDNEsDAY-MaIrielL Life.
THURSDAY-Sevrnti,th night OF Roseiae
FRIDii-Christm,s uizat Married Lille.
siTURDAi-Seysny.dr first night oil 10 'edae
MONDAl-Ihe Love Chac.
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81 OOO.O0O Loan ON S S5 he c2sHIH

~ -. '-,rr ,s,..oi 10 LOAN ol f'yO MILLION
DOLLARS r4torItd By tho Ordnance 4 ue b"sfd o. 81
f.-v.or. srp.0yed Dy Mayor Oct. D. ltJ entitled an
rdn iD tie ar0custrr q Substitute i,f dfl -
d.rs ir e Annie 81 tie uior provided TIE fsi1" 'ln Dc
counted srd ed N. quota Of thc tHy AM Cocny Of
New OK aiy future 1fait-' go .
Tho ~ -l fr uch subfcr rtors viii be orened a.;
-l. C9apr. srs Oiee AID aef az rsDAl, tue 'h ty
~ Noselbe. lLs and open vi tle wAyo san sA-
b. tltsu. o.. ~, -
bsc-iser viii 10 required % depo' nth 'ho County
Tfs..rr o.. 80 B4oliNay llIE 4n I've tays ar IN
torife l- ab phone the amolit a1scted - - men
.fe I've g. and ~ Yr.n. hs fecciYts i3 tie m9ney 10
s CoHr.. tltJ viii b. eat.; "a ~ rct14. 3on4s - Nc
Cll.v con al ars0lis. ,d-e.aes on o. bti,ie June
100 iih igt.fe Tie t-ts 81 Payment 81 Tic Toto OF
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Coz plla'l'-
city Sre YORK, Department II Finance oonpuoitr'
On e., AOv. 10. .y,L
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q orroraiicn Notices.

BUREAU oy CorIrcrio oY As'-U~TETs, I
Nc. CITY ilsA !s,onieui.
NTADISON-AN. OpENlNG-lhc Assessment
IVA lis, r operng of Msd.onsv b. m the hands
81 tie Colec 1l ~ odd payable !umsGil'
l4c property Affected by ts ue' iss between sd Ind
lJ".Ls 90 bowen u ~ Z 9th avs
TaOIAS J.. ~ IL, ,olecto; OF ASSIGNMENTS
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3n.crra. ..fprnnc.
rTNIrFD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

n
u iorun tolreDpn hiiiilct, state oI ne" ION "" ''
on srlph sta Ia ~ he tl'y oI Nes. y OH 49,,
raslRt 10 ihr provisions OF al Act 81 'oNsl' ''
An nsf 90 %, ds ..isul h.ytnEr 20 snpp1I i.e 'oFt ~
III, 49, cad 10 ,y int. Il 90 publ, irni apqroN J"y
he ID, a. ltisr or ilErs ultr sail ags IN III,
d. . nat have frei, ID ifon the tSs. o. SAID l'ti
hi inun Collection 'iof tie year epdiS Af' ~ 100
come ic an navAs: that vii attend 70 receive the san
a. slce So. o. fFiniAntt ~ thc 'hs o. "'" ora
dey 81 November i,li 90 Ire Th day q Dec'al :. no
NJ al r..r,Y, sL, pa Ur.i rtt. pay tht du'a aHi Ia .
,.... fa, Inn. II, Di L. tHir thr te abos' sp"cibrd
ail o. la "a, % l.r pcr c'i tom ah.,"' "g'' ''
sIno1nl q. .lcof.-Sew lO.., ''oF. l..h W, ..,
Colec.os ss.iA D.,...- ~ y. .'sF'.,.~
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financial.
New YORK, Dec. l6. 1863.

AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors
< Of the NEW-JERSfY ZINC COMPANY, held at Jer'
sew City THIS DAY DIVIDEND Of four FER cent was de-
ciared Preferred Stock aud two per cent on Common
stock PAYABLE and after the lat proNimo IT the 'rrhT OIL
fec the Company No. lB Lberyst The transfer books
will be closed frOn this date until jan L. 1864 Tie follow u!
gent euo ed officers o. the Company, viz: ~ OS
H. GRAVES President. WIN REDMOND, Vice President
A. Ill. FARLIN, Teisuier and Secretary.
A. Il. kAkLIN. Ire asnreI aud SccIttaIy.
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DOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. Az

UyOUk IKNUE ONIII4o ItVVlHNf .NV' -
ID 8dwsy nearly opposite st. Nicholas Hotel g. A. liza
WIT, Aucionoe by !. f. Cooley. Con ismens soh'ie"'
THIS Fridsyl EVENING At O'Clock, at the salosroorl
A VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY,
Comprising many very Hare eni Scarce Works on american
History Theology Religion Voyages and Travels Phiology
Medicine Sc.. fn-li,h and American editions In cloth,
a calf and full calf bindings The catalogue contains Copies
- Elchard-on's Diciii ary, vols 4mO London, iHj,.
p,i nrs Theology vols half raf Henrys Commentary
sois IbuTy. Gibbons Rome vi. tyo., knssi1n call
E.iies's French Wars vols Bat Moo 1872, Washing
tons Le.acics 90 Lscs Campaign 1884, MarhaFs ashns
cor vols, it cali! Wn,eboihen's America vols, i'p'
Nalslts Appeal, &c, &C. Catalogues ready.
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A. ~. MsRwIV Auctoneer. 80
DN HANGS AiEl,WIN n. Co. living Bulld-

nss Nos 53i and $40 Broadway Sales 81 books ia
ne pictnfrs Works Of Art Fancy 0ood' Furniture. Sc
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. 10, At o. o'clock.
CURIOUS PRIVATE LlpRARl-Ihe collection OF j.
Yrman ESQ., uprising many and interesting N"A .
hotn M s and Toroi.u choice Specimens OF Ola Ehs
Literature valuable Old Lne-b Dictionaries ciiones o'
tbs Vulgar Tongue Nc For pirtcul rs see Catalogue
SATURDAY ENtSl,G Dec -, at = ococt, :.
ENGLISH ENGRtViNGS OIL PAINTINGS, fr"nch
Iithogrp,s Photographs Ambr,ypes, &C. some oil Ga. N
IN rch Git and " smut Frames also. avaiety oil rho
Ia Albums fanr Sta iiousry, &c.
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HrSRr II. Lrrps h 90. Auc'.onoors
HENRY IL. LEEDS y Co. Viii sell az huc-
L 4 ton n the Oai.fy q
JON. ..t-D. Or. n. D. Va .
OK tplDti f..fslN1 Dee. q, 4 4 gcecs.
A tho collection II oil fAIN4IsOs. b.
4. ,. TAT.
C,mpfis'rs i1u'ins aai sfins .lrnc. Vf'f avn quail
MooI-ock, 9roa-c. s.4los.us Doaa tame &C. A.
F.i.fn.. how .rbb.llns from a o.. T. y m jaiy
Hides :! VIII be sold at Auction, every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, Il li oeiost, a fn.,
10 Lsf f,ot II Oh 49, tt" il4DI' TALON" 60
trff nay hand. Of taur -lu-he~i outside ur h-i :
Of .hg Disrct Of Columbia ai mp I'd T. ini' 'n' i' go
di,pp'.sion- t.tl..t., a
,-'r q LkLi. Ifuf & o. I'D O.. =. b. =
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N'OTICE-SALE Of the KENOSHA, ROCK
\ Pm All AnLL LsAANn EALLAlAn--.l. ln-

N'OTICE-SALE Of the KENOShA, EOCA-
~ FORD. AND ROCE ISLAND EAILROAD.--Ihe IN
s.r,iered BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON. he Ir31ge O. Q
Ped IA Trust or Morrgare bearing date the rs; Lay o. April
ole thousand eight hunred and ny-seYen, -9e by NO 70
ro.ia sud Rockford hoiuO-d company, t@ipofai q "a
f,sed according of tie state Of " scousn ana
lie Keuo.ns end Rockford HaiToad Company t0iorsio
5ug lDfiucd oralng 70 Toe l"s o r 'etc O. 4-y''
Jrf.t@e u Def3 q Iruf ~ Morgrfe D'silne ie n
Cr.t d,V Of Mach th0us1lt c z riito unc az io
o. re kcnoiLa Rockford and l.0-E Island a. - &C.
afe. ,f veonsin ard illinois by TIE com ta'on o To
al K-nosa and Roe ioTd faroao tomgsirs ana the 10
fsd aui Mississippi LsIoai Con ANY b. c.cooi o. "o
mower. ia ed ~ Tie aid DreCs Of ITu ~ Nt4 ae i
Ia. conferred vii sell l0c Auction % DE tJ- u se
o. ITO OIL, Of Rockford BOB ire rae - it ~ o gee s r.
FSs, ~ r..h on TUESDAY the sessuih dsy Of Jal1s,
- a .o ss'd deg. lie following descrhed pIoley a. a.
entirely. 90 wit; ,.-s- .
Au4d singular tie conhrnon, rt,oii h-Ie,o re ~ ~ L
,,the keao.ha and kockoTd 2arosd mi no" 3"H - :
oorto ~ tho Ksnosha Rockford sld hol hian' nal "a
.1.ef ne from heDcr Vol tne ;ff.f o. eo' in 20 los
foG5 n the staie o iois. together IN AL tie nss 81
.ao houses ld Other bu f.nts, I'D l e snd ana ne e.
Sauan;. held go red either ~ hnnoi ia htA
foId Rsrosd Conpslss or Dy fne sad 'onohafeo ON
,.ny in connetor Ntn fAr ei- a4tl.l lfii hti'h@ I"
l. sklof5 llrfftHi AND cleo l Goo % 80 i' @ >
rrus sEd P-ohis and ,sp rec ~ '.H'i 80
Ire g raiway nom keaclha y Eqckd or -fl 1A ,'yi
sd s-1. s i,o1n.He., cnetesi nnt caro- o't4> -
z. rpeIfs connected WlA &c pop cosy f.A' ~
oyel-r. end oora o.lf 20 or eYiafe,n 20 ~.
lire Of abroad FROM heno-ha 90 * af iAt az az ".
e.. 4a,sGe eny lanl Tote oT pt'rf r'n'HN Oh it 80
,ut.bs and Rockford HaLrEd Oongau1 or 90 me tl-
Ton,,l I'd Conn sny which hive q A rsr's-ails 90
tsned thf s4!l d "a ryatVay Rom J. t 10 ~,
Or the contraction optFliioii t1rnnrc ~
u.e N e srae ard which Sold hcl an- ho''F ~ ..nh
r0.f Con si.fr y I'D CDuso'sdrfl t.lriry o. 1--we
i,s.sd o. ohsrwiss pose1 ol-Da,cc o. re- 81 -
j.. WILLIAM Jh, -.s'ee
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Drn 0oo0o.

Urn 10000.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
sTRASC L ADRIANCE.
No. 355 BROADWAY.
BETWEEN LEONARD and FRANhLlN-STS.,
NOW OFFER
AT RETAIL.
T. OoO DRESSES for HOLIDAY PRESENTS sta
GREAT REDUCTION RROI FORMER PElCLs,
CONSISTING OF
PRINTED DELAINES,
FRENCH snl AMERICAN PRINTS,
PoPLISs PLiIS and BROCIE YELoURS,
ALPACAs, yALFSCIAs. EMPRESS CLOTHS
FRENCH MERAOs.
AND GREAT VARIETY OF
NEW DRESS FABRICS.
These good, will be put up DRESS PATTERNS and the
PRICE nsrsed In plain figures each dress, snd placed on
.erur.is eouneTs for coavolicnce Of cus,omerA
ALSO,
CLOAEs. sHAwLs. SILKS EMBROlDERlES, and
HOSIERY. together with gei. variety Of other RICH
GOODS Of Low fIiCks
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uENRY II. LEEDS * Co., Auctioneers.
IL THE UNIQUE AND COSTLY COLLECTION "
ORloiHAL OEMS or MODEM fukoPEhN AND
AMERICAN ART, FORMING THE WfLL-kNOWH
PRIVATE OALLLEY or JOHN WOLFE. ESQ. W
THIS CITY.
HENRY n. LEEDS Co. vii o1cr for public competition
g, tho OLD Dus SELDDRF GALLERY No. SAB bf"adw IS,
on rUFSI AZ, 9ld. and On WEDNESDAY. "a December,
u O'Clock N. day to above valuable collection OF
Paintings. exhibition !oI tine benefit OF tho W OMAS
HOSPITAL sad CiilLDS NURSERY II the city ~ New
York The collection contains chef douvr.s by tho follow
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aic0il
1fyHT GREAT ENC isH riMrDY.
SiR JANIS .htslf'S
fr..F 81 .l.t t'tltf r. ga -

p-cpsr .Jsf b.. pr ss tnlioi q. -rt. Xxx y -.
if,s.s.sf. q .flaDIaia4rs lr DO i.-eU
1iis vs' n-.s ~. lstr Dol. 30 f, gN' tafi- sf
rrflfl i-l.s'N ..f nd 'H " '"a, r.
cause w.. -rr %. a'fh,nrh pow trfu ~
nothing hlril 90 -. rcustiia ION 70 n.f-iei l,ass
It J. per'f'S sirl. Il iN "a ,hot tire o1rg ihs
-loittis l,.io' vi'h Efrli nv.
lna cacsosh -,ousgpd spinal AZ e. sr 70 th- Bats
Li4fl. Fa4.e o. slf ''eriioc l.i f,.lon e, iis
Hoast IL ',li,l. md Whites. taese tiil , sfrs rss
when al oiarr ears his ili9d aud tltis "a p" 1ti
rrin. DE- a. c' ara - ca,"iat., a. rgni- d II tiHs
hu.ful fn iilf col..Itrtiti.
fulldsr,ula. f. d pi' .e. around slri pacia;e az"
sho, .. rau.i'v p..eeT1ti
\. &c., - ani n'.'f s,ai.. .si ed {" i a. ' -
assit, VIII rsUrs be- csutail,s .'tts' l"' ~ '-"s
!n, aOs ,. . .,-r..gt. 80. h'8 b 'r,.
sole taiei -t .e't.
iiN!.r.---h. -.ttu' tt al ~"
90 ta1r. a.t..t 'F ...ti'h - f' 'F
sH.a.fO ilf 10 .,..aN'' 'f .'
! 81. .a.I. tstl..- .4..- '.r- JUAN
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Cbanres Tor Dusinsss HlrN.

4 GOOD CAEYASSER WANTED in every
y town 3D. inirlduce tls u-'f EI.SAb CLOtHf1
WkfEGaR nl .hs rlf rtrit5 e.-ryvhcf9 offered tfeir
f.,l .f .y@ p, j. ttf only N t-. wa i' pi'ehi
coesl .,r loT which positively trrseu'1 &c f's 80 u
lsaa.fs 70 fvisf y tbs si,li. .es Agl -cue-. o.
rod rI.. - -4uslse -ss lfgrC a =. .,
Il. a. BROWSING no 9iI Broadvsy. New fois
NEW INVENrION-Si-ts AID County
~ Rilt.. .orfalsof NCNlMEEs e. alDN-POiE JAR
aGprsl R-recrnry rie.'ed-a y" irYe.,on q rlhy
n t h0 90 ard sxiensivlis M ue. J. h. f.pc, cheap
U. osi rrlr. 4 .ns Crrcr Sent FOR - ull9 VITA Cut
4, I Tr-unoris!a JANIS AcNhHfE. has.an IA
GLUE FACTORY.
~ s.1t,ia at in con- r~te o-3' asitrf'ed 70 Flr'a,
=. opo 4i4l-f 10.ut ~, r.I'' "a la s'i ~ %.
e,. NEE. fVl lc a..1 f1f ies f.'n be Ic. inquire Il
tiIf.ON, GAEENtB Co., ia = =. J.
EBON MINES.
M,8g - hs where ,-csr.r. o-c ?, trowa n e1-t IN
nrertty f1r sle rent, 10 ga q rns Warn oia'
ty 80 j. Adif.s. box No. 81 vs. o,atls A11.lo Co.. r.
ITO pIiYSlCIANS.--A thoroughly educated
.st eay,sie ID IHf.ICihl. t...cd-,ni. N.i n.-ns.
et fer ~ ft ,ccf, % aid .,. stu O. lTgl. " Una.
re.. -sc ~. a~gs iD ONE hy sf5 t1f J.. u, No
Iff ro4 Ohc. newton iDi-4t Hast 80 sfrip a.ied
v..n lllrncts.
shEl,It 10 $500 = e. PED have Gl'-
Qy- saftB .rot i0ry o. freile .iari' o.. -
c6ill,lce ustj could w. iuifI g. f'r'u 'ir .i ur
n...aet. Iol =. Etrrs,t.s stegta o., iItri. o..fc
-. f 4.
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Amusfmet1ts.

Amusemettts.
WINTER GARDEN.
w Mr.. FLORENCE would resrectfnlIy announce TO.
NIGHT Friday EVENING" December 49, being speh
Tor
HIS BENEFIT,
which occasion will BE- presented Tom Tsyors grand four
~ - '''' THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN.
p'0"0'"'e' " :" e S ,TIoN OF THE SEASON"
and conveying the great moral lesson Of
!" PEACE On EARTH AND GOOD WILL TOWARDS
MEN"
Mr. FLORENCE will per.onate hi, original character Of
ROBERT BRIEFLY
while Mr, FLORENCE viii enact the Character OF
EMILY 81. EVREMOND.
'''' '"' D Iii HAST HAST "niAMANTEN UND rERLEN.
Tho Boxofce for the sale Of Orchestra Stalls Boxes,
WILL OPEN THIS MORNING AT TIGHT AND
REMAIN OPEN TIL FOUR
Tho p,y commences half past seven, and carTs7es nay
be ordered at twent minutes past ten
WINTER GARDEN.
" E fiRsF s sESFyiF
FIRST BENEFIT
MR.. W. j. FLORENCE.
MR.. w. J. FLORENCE.
The has pleasure In setting aie the PEE
foFrnanccs OF This Evening 81 lS It re
Mr.. W. J. FLORENCE.
on which occasion k ES Si HRfE'BR fsY .'' 1915
In Tom Taylor's picture OF every day Engi.h idie,
THE GaK li sESsATIoE oF NE sEA5oa.
MRS W. }. FLORENCE
EMILY st. gyRg.o.o
end LITERAL
THIS BEAUTIFuL CREATION
Of Tom 1,ylors genius, which white eon.'rue,si ~ 'f
|. ~
,na appeal. to ali the miller emotion. huron tesr
n,e' past 10 preci.ely
OLYMPIC THEATER
- Lessee aud Direeire''' ygsa Ho,o
''' ''''' iii; MASAGEdEST
The coMPLETE SUCCESS
ELEGANT s * 'i sSFrarArSno
PkOGRhhAL.
ENTIRE srRESGTIi " THE comPA,y
ApPEAR'
= i, rep,lior fcr THIS EVENING,
"hp HSD R1fE gsi MIMIC II r.. THIS WEEK
''-''' '''''' MRS. JOHN wooDg o...
MRS. JOHN WOOD!
VIII appelr every 'isht IA,
SIEETTE ,snown .. Ia io,'ensel Iht PRETTY BAR
BER OF ISLlNoION.
.ni sing lev Bslhd
written and compo.ed eiTrc. .or toe riece, ;'ed
Ins MAiDAs $50 TIM LIssSr
orche.,ra ande. ., direction of
THOMAS bAhEH
The .n,ertsinmeni. vii. commence wi,h
-Ai L sfii4s -" sSw WE! o.
NJ. JOHN DYoTr BIZ. o ssiECoikissi,p,s
Mrs. SLOAN. Mi" HARMS
M. sEDLEf BROWN.
SECOND TINE n AMERICA,
Anew Farce,
=. c. BURSAED and MONTAGUE WILLIAMS.
entitled
EASY sitAN no.
yru'., Ly'c tcorOne' in 'sa Ki4s''D 'a' an ,.,,.
nissory Dib5Is {. ". D''iass
L, Ael Morton formerly n,sut'4'e NAH.
und~r the Commonwealth. .,.......Mr j. II 'soift't
Sns,e Known Is la toseu.ej 'o"a ~ o'
In T Skw 81 sAG W. i''
1.-THE MAIDEN AND ii.h LiSAtE"
THE VILLAGE o. sriS0TcT
SHAVING SIR 81 N!sE.f4
THE RI f5rarioa
In Consequence Of tho
SHOUTS or LAUGH1FR
M-,. LOFTY HoyGH
'''' MEIITABLE ANNE.
THE YANKEE LFJACl."
osiah W. Day.lls
Doors oper s,tt Pcf!crmatcrs cou.fl-n.c At =.
Seats c,n be secured three dave ir ,is-n-c.
yI,nE LILY FOUNTAIN
J.; rHE CRiSItI PALACE.
Az uOFt tl.at.L
TD-aisiL
IRVING HALL.
NH VHrCpOFT owes
MIMI POPULAR Nfsl aL - lrlN -,
sAl.GiAN. I.r
Door. 1r. 81 c ~
NOTlCf.-on the oces+lu ar 'A" rrTt pr0.''- Mlt-si
fsl4r. Dec J.. sicA purchaser e. ' 20 81 u .lo val
l 1.r.enrd With copy 20 f.a "ii go .s '"kt.' Csc
pesos, eomposcd b, 81 l.ala. a ' .t ... Pei. '' %.
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A,b.eqscnt meeting Of the Board Of Directors sANUEL
4 ,KfDMOilE was uu.Iin4o lsly collected ir-side't
HENRY a. OAKLEY, secretary.
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hhNID SCOTT, A,ationccr.-Pcrcmp DRY
Sal, orG valuable LOIS ia Jersey City WI be sold
O.. Pablo auction on FRIDAY Dec. 10, 1863, at O'Clock
r. H. on III. pruscs the x viluablr Los for Manufacture
ING purposes, ilu,ied Morgan and Paysts, between
Cree e and Washing onss aud adj lining tho machine
wvIk- Of sccor Co Sale positive 10 close the estate
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60 iCbo'a Il man Gcnrcr,,.
UaA. MrpieaL prcl -ron'g 0rgicf. }

U.a.A. BrpicsL PRE- -roH's Drg'cf.l
HaAgHII, De-. J. ....
MANUFACTURERS IEALFkS, ara H.
VI .GETEHg are ir- tied 81 sead 90 IBIS oh r-a .
~ ens .udr. for any ~ q tho 'riC Of SCI al AID
Hosp a. surr required io he use Of 10 Amy, % u
;.e 5u,rg 4 70. ca be- recn office or h'rf 'rr
qor s. rher rrric.aI. Wsde lDown On epphction 10
hENSELL sIE, EAS I,icsl s,e"Aeerer L. .. ..il-y,
Medc4. Puncy 7 Dcparacut q tAe iean"fsee.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that an appheelc
Y on h. mad. by tbs ANCIFET gElTDgs BENEFIT
SOCIETY or THE CITY or NEW-YORk, 20 the Lei
tale OF this State At It, neAt sesion, fr rnewe Oh IT.
,h.rsr OF ,neoroo.ation.- y York Decenier3 lIfL
d. lavCHt jim X. JONES IT,, fr,'ider'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

OFYIcV or TuR SAT trOGA FAs'Rw spare Co,
SARATOGA SfHINGs. Dec D. 49,
NOTICE 90 STOCKHOLDERS AT meet
Ing ofthe Board Of Trnee q thu Company held this
Dew the following tefslu;ioi we sd0ltcd. -
ht.o.td. That DNIDENp Of -FOUR a. PER CENT
f tie Capital stock u tis Company bo and 9 same !.
ly 20 Tsi free 81 toycrg ut payable AZ the
I4ansi,rlG Of tue Company No. - yo.n .,eT crS,
18th day ~ JsIury neN TIE holders q aid stock at
~, close of business on az 5is. inst
o. II. GROWN FILL Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

OHDNAscK DYPICP. Y Al n PiI1 'TTNf,
NAsnis0TO,. Dec. 4. 100.
NOTICE is hereby given that the BOARD Of
~ CRDHASCE OFFICERS appointed ior tho percsc Of
ecmdug officers opyng 70 bee commissioned ~ Ordnrn.c
bs ogc, a. he IN o. Jfnuasy next for the examination Of
OfFiCkRS ii the ARMY appcants FOR the appointment Of
Second icutcpaft II Ordnance. r.
irk. sppc .iiou that effect 10 tire Clief OF oTdnin'e
iiiug fe age, present slate Of hesiiune'- where e'1
nv dncs,ea and Whit siui they hsvs pur red ssrh -
., appear before .e BosTd r. ~ neat meeting s4o1 hi'
a. ~, Iaes GEO -. HAMShi,
Urpadcr.G enefal Chiel D. Diiiancc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

geo. G.. HAYDOCK, Auctioneer.-
" aged EARTHENWARE, by ROBERT HAfDoCK
FRIDAY bee ~ at II O'clock Ronded Warehouse corner
Jefferson and Souihs, CndeT Walden. inspceiioD-l3d
crates White Grsni'e and Common Narc Terms, carh, IA
bansle money; the be removed on day oi sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-18

Tie .bo,, Flinn-. Do on SAL UKnAY aul MON
DAY Dee J. and II, Nth tlk,s IL ar,,sion ons. which
Gay be- OBTAINED alYo4tol 60 DO Aaet,neei, a. tacr
oaice. NJ. - nassau
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20
More Rebel Depredations.
" ashiugion, March 6


Information has been received that the
rebel Captain MoseIy, with his command,
s.ealthily entered Fairfax Court House
this morning at 2 o'clock. They cap:ur>
ed The provost marshal, patrols, horses,
&c, together with Gen. Stoughton and
all the men detached from his brigade. -
They also took every horse which could
be found. The con handing officer of the
post, Col. johnson. of the 5th Kew York
cavalry. made his escape. The rebels
searched tor men in every direction.
All our available cavalry was at last &C
counts in pursuit Of the rebels.
The enemy appeared suddenly during
a rain storm Gen. Stoughion had estab>
Iished his headquarters some distance
from his brigade.
The rebels captured Ito horses. They
went in search Of Gen. Wyndham, but
tina. general was in Washington. They
however, searched his trunk and took
his papers.
A telegraph operator it is said was
taken BY the radsrs.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-03-20
Democratic New Hampshire.

Eastman, the democratic candidate for
governor, leads the republican candidate
III The whole state between three and !our
thousand. lie lacks few hundred votes
only OF a majority over both his oppo.
neDts. One democrat and two republi,
cans are elected to congress by small ma,
Jorl.iss. On the popular vote the demo
cratic gains siEcs 1860 is over 5000
The legislature is republican for The
reason that Its members are N ostly elected
from The towns instead Of equally appor-
toned districts. The result i. a substan>
iiai democratic victory. and New lamp
shire will hereafter rank a democratic
.tate.- Milwaukee Neu..
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Examination Appointments Of tho
County Superintendent.
CYFiCE ScP'T OF ScEooLs.
Mani.nnoc Mach lElh 1852

CSFiCE Sup r OF SCEOoLs.
Hsrisewoc, March 18th, 1869
TIE in.pestien Of applieanssfo- l;cease
TO teach in The Public SchsoIso OF The eouB
'yof Mantle roc will be attended to by tie
County Superintendent iD tue month Ct
April. i ID. 1853, on the DAYS and st the
places he'einaf'ss specified, ,o-pi::
II District No. 1-comPri.ing tie towns
Of Gibsc., Two Creeks, Mishico:t, and
, Two Rivers. the scL col House, in tbs
village Of Mjsl,icet:, on Tuesday, April 81
In District NO 2 accomplishing the rovns
Of ManitoTor, Hsniiowcc Eap;ds, aud
Nexscn-a. the School House. in School
District No. I, village of Mani.o~oe, On
Wednesday, April 23.
IL District No 3-conprising the town,
Of Csope'slo~c, Franklin, noSsuth, and
Maple Grsvs-a, the School House. 10
School District No. /, near w. SoHixo-
sxCk's, in the town Of kcssuth, on Sa!us-
day. April %
In District No esmpri.iag he town.
OF Cato, Eaton, Liberty, sad hock!snl-
ST ito School House rssr Clark Mills, r
the town Of Cato, on MONDAY, "A psi! -
In District No. 5-consiS.ing of the
towns Of Censre,illa, sel,.sswig srd Nee,
me-as tie School House, near II Null
HOLLANDS. in The ,eua Q! Meme, en- Ned
uesdsy, April 20,
Ills expected shs; all psrsens designing
TO teach in the county, who have not rec.i
vsl a.ceriiScat, from m! predecessor, or
whose certificate will expire this Spring,
will represent Il. oue of these sessions,
sud, if possible, a:.the one appointed for
their respective District
Applicants will please. provide them
selves each with a good lead pencil, and
be present At the time and plscs appoint
ed, promptly al 9 O'clock A. NJ.
J. ". THOMBS,
County Superintendent.