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Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22

NORTH MISSISSIPPI MovING.-We learn
from the Columbus Republican that the
following is the number of companies in
the counties heard from organized for
home defenses:
Landerdale, Six; Noxnbee, four, Oktib-
beha seven, Monroe, five. II all the coun-
ties in the State were as prompt and lib
eral in response to the call and necessities
of tie State, we would soon have force
amply sufficient to protect ourselves a.
gainst the raids Of the enemy. Let 9TH
er portions Of the State exhibit an equal
creditable record.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22

The YANKEES SCHEMING TO OBTAIN
CoTToN.-The English papers are giving
good deal Of prominence to an article
copied from the New York Econ omist.
combating the idea that upon the conclu-
sion of the war cotton will return to the
old prices. The article from the Econo-
mist contains the following remarkable
development:
A very large proportion of the cotton
crop is now virtually the property Of
Northern and European manufacturers
aud spectators. Some of our Northern
corporations have already, through South
err agents equally interestedin the sPecu-
latlon with themselves, bought very con-
| siderable amounts of cotton IN the Inte-
rior of the South, to be delivered at the
conclusion of peace. They have bought
it at merely nominal rates, and will some
day realize upon it perhaps three times
the purchase value. The same is equally,
or perhaps, to still larger extent, true OF
Of Euglish spectators. who have row
immense stocks of cotton in the South,
nominally in possession Of the Southern
agents. 1t would be unsafe to conclude
that the speculative buyers Of this pro-
perty will at once throw their purchases
on the market at the opening of the ports,
and thereby depriciate prices. Men who
can buy 80 far in advance Of delivery are
mostly those who can afford to hold their
stock for the most advantageous market,
aud these far-seeing cotton spectators
may be trusted to make the highest pos.
sible price, be their sales effected early or
late. For the above, among many rea-
sons, we think those who imagine that
cotton will sell much below 20 cents per
pound during the next seven years, will
find they have wrongly estimated proba-
, bilities.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22

The EFFECT OF PRIvATEERING.-Ne
find SAYS the New York Evening Post, the
following paragraphs in the San Francisco
Bulletin Of April 23d:
'.The Danish bark Cecilia, Schmidst,
which cleared Saturday for Hong Kong,
takes the large sum of three hundred
thousand in specie. This vessel was char
tered BY Macondray 4 Co.. on account OF
her nationality, which exempts her from
any risk of capture in case the United
States should 20 to war with Great Britain
or France, or rebel privateer- The pre-
MUM of insurance being much less, tends
to throw all the specie into the hands OF
foreign shipping.
This fact is another illustration of the
disastrous effect upon American commerce
produced by the outfit Of privateers IN
British ports The California treasure
shippers, the eleven captains who recent
lv returned to Portland after selling their
ships as so much useless lumber in Eng
land the New York merchants who tear 70
receive cargoes all tell the same story
So long as England is permitted % nt out
fast armed steamers for the rebels, Just SO
long will carrying trade on our Atlantic
and Pacific coasts be Withdrawn from
American bottoms. The time will come
when this evil must stop
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
II. E,-ulG,jsgv.

after this date no appointment will lie
made Of rcgimcntai NH battainn camia' .sar;aS
in the provisional army. Departmental com
mander- will direct the transfer. w rr-.mcntal
commissaries. Of All money. effects and property
in their hands To the proper rUgimcnial quar-
termasters. who viii thereafter discharge the
duties Of the former, in accordance with the
provisions Of this act. Until such transfer
is perfected, regmental cnmmisaaries will con
tiuue in the performance Of their C-ual lu-ic-.
but after the 3lst day Of July next MI quarter
masters and commissaries. assistant quarter
masters and assistant commissarics. who have
not been or may not be. prior 20 July 3l>t
specially detailed or assigned to duty will
cease to be officers in The Confederate service
- Sales u officers will. after The 3Ist Of
July next. be made by the brigade commissary
as required in the fourth section of the act
and to ei able him TO do &C. the brigade com
mandcr viii select and report IN the War De
partmout through the usual channel. the best
qualified rcEimental commis-lry uf hi- brigade
for assignment to duty with the brigade com
mis-ary. IL shall be The duty of the couI.ais-
sary thus u-~; gnel 10 receive supplies In bulk
and TO make the usually required sales 70 OIL
GERS of thu army. lie will be under the i'm
mediate direction OF the brigade commissarv;
will receipt 10 him for MI property received.
and make through him the proper reports anl
returns OF his transactions.
3-In cavalry regiments. Lieutenant oC
cavai~y or other competent officer may be de-
tailed, when necessary. to aid the rrgimcntal
quarterma.ter III tile discharge MI such aili-
tional duties rs may be dcvnlgcd upon him
under toe operation Of this law.
additional bonds will not be required of
re"imcutM quarterma tiers CHARGED with com
missary duties, except where directed by the
Secretary of War.
BY order of
:. COOPER.
Adi't and Inspt'r Gen.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
TREASURY NOTICE
OFFICE or c. :. prrcsfTAIY.
LLttle Eo,E A1Lnr.n

OFFICE or c. :. rrros1TALY.
Little Rock Arkansas,
Allu Sth, 1sG
TREASURY NOTES of date prior to 1st
l December. 1862, not bearing interest.
may be funded at tuis Office, pursuant TO the
acts Of Congress directing such funding and
the regulations OF the department. in bonds
bearing eight per cent. interest at anv slime
up TO the 22d inst, and thereafter such
notes, together with those of issue subsequent
70 lstDec. 1862, will be fundable in seven
per cent bonds.
When there are no bonds on hand, certificates
will be issued for the amount presented. and
paid, designating the rate of Interest To wh,cl
they are entitled, which ~ III be taken up with
bonds stock bearing same dateaud rate OF
interest, as soon they can be obtained
EDW. CROSS,
April 2sth, 1863. - -3m Depositary.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
PAY DUE DECEASED SOLDIERS.

THE undersigned has the necessary blanks
l. and full instructions for procuring Pay,
Bounty, &c, due Deceased Soldiers and will
give prompt attention to filling up the blanks
and adm nistering the oath required by law.
C. L. SUTTON, J. P.
Washir gton, March 18th. 1868.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
OtiCc.

TAMES X. YOUNG, Esq is my agent during
Al my absence from tine State Persons in
debted to me for subscription. advertising or
otherwise, are requested to come forward and
make payment to him, who alone is authorized
TO receive and eceipt for tina same
}. VI. THOMAS.
Editor and Pub'r Washington Courier
March 9th. 1868. S-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
TREA sURY DEPARTMENT, C. S.
RICHMOND, May II tn, 1868.

RICHMOND, May II tn, 1868.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all holders
lN of two year Treasury Notes issued under
The Act of 18th May, 1861, that they must
come in and present the said notes for funding
at the Treasury, or some one of its Deposi-
tories, on or before the 3lst day of Jul y ensu-
ing. or they will be debarred the privilege Of
funding.
The said Notes are entitled to be funded II
eight per cent. Bonds payable in ten years.
(signed) E. 6. MEMMlNGER,
Secretary Of 7 Ieaury
July l, 1865. A 4-5
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
NOTICE.
17-I2

4 LII persons indebted to the undersigned for
Il the years 1861 and 1862, are notified that
their accounts are ready for adjustment. and
are requested to come forward without delay
and make settlements, either by cash or notes.
VI. WISEBERG.
Washington, Feb. II, 1862 4-tr
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
For Sale.

TIME premises adjoining W. II. Etter's resi-
dence in Washington, consisting Of the
ground on which are dwelling house, kitchen,
&c. with a half block and fraction of lo'
adjoining. Apply to j. K. Young, Esq;
J.W. KIMBELL.
,,s 1889 26-2
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22

@- The Baltimore Gazette says that
the mother of Gen. Lloyd Tighlman, who
resides in Philadelphia, received letter
from the Generals wife, which stated thas
she was with him aud that though wound
ed he was not dead but would recover.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22

I~-Col. J. A. Walker, late commanding
the 18th Virginia Regiment, has been pro-
mot ed to the rank Of BrigadIer Generai,
and assigned to the command Of che t.
nous Stone wall Brigade.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
Negro for Sale.

Negro for Sale.
DY virtue of an order and decree of the Hon.
ID orable Court of Probate of HEM stead
County, we will sell to the highest bidder
the Court House door in the Town of Wash
ngton, on Saturday the Sth day of August
next LIKELY NEGRO BOY, about tw elve
thirteen years of age, belonging to the es tate
of John A. Norwood, deceased
Terms-Twelve months credit, the purch aser
to give bond and approved security, bearing
ten per cent interest from date.
CATHARINE NORWOOD, Eztr1,
WESLEY NORWOOD, Err,
will of Jno. A. Norwood, dc cd.
July 15 1868. 26-o
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22

TIE Loss AT HELENA.-The Gazetn
says gentleman belonging to the medical
staff, writing from near Helena, estimates
our loss in killed at two hundred, reports
one hundred and ninety wounded In our
hospitals, and eighty are reported by the
Federals : being cared for in their hos
rftals mmNn.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
T NY AR D
ANB BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,

TFNHE undersigned are now establishing in
Il the name of RICE, ARNOLD & co. .
lanyard, at near the residence of E. W
Arnold, near the Little Missouri river. Per.
sons having Leather to tan, curry or finish off
can have it done in the best of style at tbe
lanyard by sending it in. Cash paid for good
hides at the lanyard or at Moscow.
We are also putting up Boot and Shoe
Shop, and vii! be prepared to execute all work
furnished US IN neat and durable style.
C. O. RICE,
E. w. ARNOLD,
j. NJ. WHITESIDE.
Jan. 7, 1868. 51-1v.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
DR.. w. r. HART,
Washington, Arkans

14OAN always be found, unless professionally
~ engaged, at his Drug Store during the day
al IL Mrs. D. E. Williams residence at night.
~ IS, 1868. 1I-H
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
SUGAR..

lEi{E undersigned has SUGAR for sale on
=. fc admission at his Warehouse in Fulton.
G. c. CREWS. .
Il ~ IS, 1868. lI-t
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22

~vaIIaudigham has gone to Nassau,
from thence, it is said, he will 60 to
Canada.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22

Wanted to Hire,
A NEGRO GIRL from IL to Is years; ol d.
II Apply at this Office.
Washington, Ark, July Is, 1868.
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
NOTICE. .

w W. ANDREWS holds my power of a
w torney, and will transact any busine
FOR me during my absence.
H. GARDES.
Washin gton, Ark, Dec. 20, 1852. .h
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
Hon. James r.. Page

rs my authorized agent during my absence
E. W. CAN'T.
Washin gton, March 18, 1868. e-t
Washington telegraph., 1863-07-22
NOTICE.

Nessrs. ". L. Britt s. Isaac Lawrence or eth
ar OF them, are my authOrizedagents for the
transaction of business. Persons indebted to
me, or having open accounts. will please make
settlements with them
]. S. BRITT.
Washington, Oct 6. 1862. 4O-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
NOTICE-SALE Of the KENOsHA, ROCK.

NOTICE-SALE Of tho KENOSrA, ROCK
~ FORD, AND ROCK ISLAND RklLROAD-Ihs un.
ors.igned BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, the Trustee OK 9
Deed ofTr,t OF Megg. bsa,ns dae Tie ti.i Day 81 hI
Eoshs end Rockford Railroad Company, Coofs'ion duly
ofed according the laws Of the STATE Of Wi.conn. tnd
duly formed according 20 hs laws OF te state Of hEo' md
qT1st~e aso Of Decd q Trust Nougsge bearing date the
TIA. day Mach tOutsnd cf hundred and fJiy made
by tie KenCahs. Rockford and hoct Iand tnrotd .oa'
rfry Corporn'ion duly Organized under he lava Of the
Stsie, Of " .consn and no, by the consolidation q 10
,ad Ksnoshs and Rockford Railroad Companies ard The hoct
power. by the sid Doeis Of Trust Norgge upon
ina cofen.d viii Sell Public Auction the LoutHogse
Do zoe City oiR0ckfd IA TIE sais Of Illinois 10 he hsh'
1f.f or cash THURSDAY, "a. foycfib dy Of iDtIJ
one thousand eight hundred AID sXtyour ~ two o'clock r.
o. the said day, the folio" ing eesobed property - ~
eltrsty, n wit;
he kcuOshs and ROckfOfI Railroad and known
potion Of Tie kenoshA, kockfoId aud hoet Ian. EAfosd
extending from honO,ha In the State q sconsn 90 Koch
or The State o. Illinois together with al Ns rshts Of
way depot gOLnds railways, gas bridges lsnces tiatous
fouses ei5 other buhg md I'll Ito lsnds al here
dsnrns held acquired b. either the kenosh AID Rock
pay connection with tie Ssid railroad from henoshs to
kOkod, relating thereto, nud, sto oil the tolls incomes
issues end rohs and corporate u other franchise. oil
sh.I he said ksu0tha and RockoId Rail- DAD tomlan4es
ssj Consolidated CompGny connected With tner sad
OF railway from Kenosh to Rockford, relating thereto
aud also. all locomotives. isndsf ca OF every hind
property connected with tho proper equipment WORKING,
operu and conducting Of OF sppurtenau 10 the Aforesaid
Has Of railroad nom kenoshs 70 Rockford Tie said sAls will
not Include sy lands lots OF other properly OF the sai
Ktuo,ha and Rockford Railroad Companies Of the said
Consolidated Company, which nave not been necessarily
tened Tor e,r rad road roadway from kenoshn to Hoek
for The construction OPERATION insintnAe or ooVspent
same which said keuosba aid Rockford Raj
road Companies or said Consolidated Company nsy have
leased OF oshsr"ise dsPo'ed oL-Dsed October ~ Isoa
WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

HOSIERY, GLOVES and UNDERGAR-
MENTs al the beat makes In Lsdies snd Misses Epglsh
and herman Hos.es Ladies and Misses Drawers and Yeats
All the beet mahes in Kid Goves hsIandss Jonvs and
others csebnied Also great vsTisty Of Fall and Nnier
Gloves Lads. and Misses aites sontars Capc Hoods Ac
French kij., 70 eeIt,. and CiI,rsas hid: 70
CENTS NJ Bgo doz undis's.d klds In all tho isshionable
,bad.. t ELEs Nos $50 aud B8l BrC.a " near tyth a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

HENRY II. LEEDS 4 Co. Arctoneers.
IL Tux uhfQuR AND Costly COLLECTION ~
ORIGINAL OENs oF HODERg EUApFIas AID
AMFRICAs AIT, FORhilS3 !HE ~ Ll-ksON .
ruyAIE 0ALLERt Oh IOhs WOLFE hsa. on
TESRY Ii LEEpst Co IL or,f lor pablo oqmp-,if.oa
.; a.. OLD pUs5ELuChF okLLL -, y. a. .-eslssl.
ca tn sDAY. .ld 40 NIpaEsDAt - f~r~n'bsf
., ~ oeioeh II sseh f.y fhs above sis certirn -
Psir'inr nov on .rhlhon 81 go h~nelt n s OMAN
HOSPITAL ard CHi aDs aUHslht q lie tliy II sss
Yafs The solean eossins eLel tIs,fes ~ sEs f9.e~
L. a ...Ia- a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

A 4 DE PERCEvAL", No. GJ7 Broadway,
IN ell knds OF Children. Cioais Riding Hoods Drencs,
blankets Ssck,, Cor,ss Cbensr. Infants Waists Aprons
Bbs BASKETS &c Ladies Embroidered Chen.s and Night
downs Yokos Ladies Ready made UndeIgAfnrnts. fucd
Sc initiate and coats al cmb oidcf.d
hsndLerohr table linen aud bslclothes braliins cotton
and .k snbf0dues made to ordog. Stamping TOT tbfod
.res and brsdns executed perfectly Flstns for drs tim
min Lace done IN lite ~ W.
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FinGnciGl.
p,r,pK1PuiA AND RI. ADIsG RAILROAD CoaP.Si
49, = % y Aih.at ID ad.l.Aa. Iec. :. N U

p.u,psLPuIA AND RI tDIse RAILROAD toaPAHi
Once No. 227 5. 4thst, Iliedslha. Dec 2 ~ ~
DWTpEND NOTlCE.--1he Transfer BOOKS
~ Of On. Conipiy ,r Git T' Ian y is4
dividend Seven per cont. clear Of state tax hes pen
declared on the common payable IN con mon
"a ses Tho eat December rx T. the holders thereof ~ eF
hal ssud regored TIE 5ooAs ct the close oil 0
tie l7th INST. - ,., - all State
lax has been declared on tne i-cisIrl 9ch b
or common stock at the option Of tho holder o" az
~ - Oec ricr reyf 10 IN 40 .holdugs as they r
reg tered the booAs Ct the close OF Va''e'' "" ~
int. , ,;.ch.--. = f.,rr, e. g..
Holders q certificates WI n have been di-cha .
% r, or either OF tie Treusirr A-Yres are 70
n, 10 have them du, registered on me iisi "a ''A' 90
which thcy have been trans riod iTof 10 me ~ -
storkhoidtrs whose rennes arc reg siefri 'n lf
NJ In - IA AZ tine tarncTs Loan and iru- 'c t
md Losc a boer names -scFed Oh tie n hoo@'
siil he Maid At the office Of Aesrs > r mayer ihr
VII DC pa" ~ "" : BRANFOl.D, a. uirf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
Mems FURNISHING GOODS

IVA IN OREAT VARIETY.
Newly improved Yofc perfect fitting lE1s smoker knit
Lsmiseool' Arnno snd !, ai.et Wool UhDLhshl.ia nud
UNAWERS LINEN COLLARS. tltee and loirpiy Iins
BLK NEtk.TlEi and sCfNFH. CAhDtdAN JACKETS,
su5rIhbAH3. GLOVES, HOSIERY Of an kinis -. very
loa pnees GEohDE ~. JNACs (. ho. iOl W lliaa a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
N1HE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD


TRrasURres OrriCE, no. "a Gig yc.l 10. -
Al emcCns al the DIRtt TORS 81 t-c NJ ~ iAt ~
TRIAL RAILROAD COMPANY, hell at Bcstou tie ia.i q
To,cd ma, DIVIDEND Of SIX nOLLhns roy '''ro
free OF uovernmen, Tax b, and ,he same 10 hieo. -
paysbiC he lst day OF jon ~ f,N., e i'.lts 70
ne close o. business o. the l9h Instant Fsgn 20 BE- wade
to stockholders res ding ci;eu AID Tcs, e' %, 100
At the Ofce OF tho General Recei lie .ot; fo e
poct registered in the City of N'v.l OH, iLr ''' "
farmer. Loan aud IIusi Company, ~ 90 '4!i
others at the Office Of the TT aslcT, H. Oc tdr a l
Yo.,i That the Transfer books q The con ii. d -i
from ard after the 18th ulii. the tih IA stel a.
ISAAC LIZ tkNORt, tr,-r.fn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

6rncE OF TIM eAtsxA Asp Cnic.oo rsi,os f' l.,

NOTICE TO STOChhOLDEAS.-A @ stated
IN meeting Of tho BOARD Il DiRtCrJtS OF n's '..
pany. held HIS DAY. the Glowing resolution hs '
hcsglrcd That diviieid % three per cen 80,
tsl Stock Of tais Company b. trd the s7, h'rn ~ ~
payable at he Office Of IL Company N Cmc~'o oi ''
day OF January next to hod,.s o. sae siocA {" '
business on NE 3lst Day II December next. m . ''
EewYok par. The three Ter cent AA to tbs 1l4' a'
ell be paid by the Company SD, .,-.
Wsrd theiI o.l.rs to the unt = -ued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
fnGncinl.
MANUFACTURERS AND MPRcHAErs' nssH, }

DIVIDTND. The Board Of Directors have,
dis dsy declared dividend Of -FOUR az Pen GENE
=, b. On md afteI January 2 free Of 6overnmcn. ;aS
Ter hook " III be closed from the 2th December 10 "a
t. ~ 4. MASTEKTON, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
DANIEL III. BuADHTT, AucllolesI.
r1eooins Gar0c, Sc.

IT WV. EVERDEIL" SONS, I0i Fulton
IA tL-VEDDlNO CARDS. Fine 3isiioneD Co'onod mi
tia SAnpinF, Monograns, Door lnd Humber ttts scat
Preset. Blsik BOOKS, Checks. Notes L'beb. &C. tEsSb
AsLed ISi,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
DOOR TRADE SAILS ROOMS, No. 4gi

DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS. No. ay3
ID B'wsyne.r opposi,, i.Nicoas lloioi0EO 4. LEA
NIfT Anciousof - =. b.. N0ofy. tus, rr'f 1iiei
TUESDAY LNE.lSG, q o,.ocs At DO sae.ilgH. =
large AMI r,A ..,orfn-fi q BOOKS .Ist, lot Holiday
CIR, Saat,d Vorkt elegant 5o.ui 81 antique .n4 h,i
calf spi.niidiv rsfaie' Wort. 1usefe I,ot. n sr',t
v.re,y sardsrl Poets On bue alI 90 d. Tussy antique
hal car. Annals, elegant Da Boob &C. .'o, spisa-i
assortment O!
PHOTOORArI ALBUMS,
&C. 90 70 c. o. 10 ari Vtf,s fray bound Ia I0gey
stique rcf relief o.ras b.grrd I'D lI4.t.ea, - Fe9
p-Iilcr A. o. faaiag4e
WFUNFsDAY EyTSIisO Dec p nTo'c'ock
A snien4iA Go orfira 81 HDOhS sui.ahr or Hohdsy
GIN. Giu.rsisd wosf se-.riy bound FAMILY si fogie,
Bhl,t. Auruals Albums. On iols., JlSHHi.s bonsi IN
goat sa.siy. Amuraiypc saa Pho ID tafs framed
starisgJ Nofss rcL unllfs ard 1sIs'eh and AM
asofsft Of Fhoiograrh hblr. 'r fssy 0f1roo r.foa,
% wv c,.p.. Cs.- sac. sslly 10 s' 'illsea
o. " sGbe't4y nofniL.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

HIDES {. VIII DO sold at Auction, every
Il WEDNESDAY sad sArL RDAyi At u deoc. m.
the WhaH .ooi u t.tt, al IN. HIDES, IAiLpW 49,
thai r1ay on band Of Cattle slaughtered ou.ste tho A
Of the District Of Columbia aud shp3cd to th point for such
deposition.
.ns caai IN Government fund. 20 Ne psd ~ the tim, 81
aale q. IELL. MINT Col anI q. =. '. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

A TIENTION!-By calling at No. 222 9TH
A ey mex 2sth Ladies eEd Goatlemen viii Dc asI9u.
ished e. ace the prices 81 MARKS pays for CAS- I-OFf
CLOTHING, CAHfETS JEWELlY, SC. Also Ladies
Slla, Bsi L. and Wooden Dl,r5;ES SuAWL5. FURS, 20
Pns.e call or al NJ MARKS No. ~ 9Th Az, where
yon wall be dealt " in honestly
Ladies att. ldcd By hrs Marks.
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Sales bn Autiiou.

4 81. MfVNfs. Aronprtrf.
DY BANGS, MERWIN x CO., Irving Build
- ,nrs Ncs - an so bfos1ysY s,'e' q tooi' sta'
orelv PIrfrre WORKS d irt. Fllcy Joods FilWue kr
TUESDAY TNENlNg. Dec = - fd,A.
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD 30. ns, ~ 10 i'hst
Iuvoiirs 1r-iutLy them e. ri'i .rdnC rsas
a giea vsrt,y, suitable 20 Liornf 90 end ioI UW'
WEDNf-Dt1 p tNIN0 De-, 80 = - O'Clock.
STANDARD And GIFT BOON .--A collection - TIE ~
h-sGy WoTss IN extra triar. nn1 vTr'y q beautifully L
lst.ard Beoks hsut Iyears, &c. A.o.o i = nort
man. flo;osIHr AbIus exhibition ~ tr sg.@s
room. and ~, a Carved Ra-k Ws'lut Ho1tcase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

JOSEPH IIEGEMAN will cell on
~ MONDAY. TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY.
Deg. n, ~, and ~. Al : ooock p.
At the Central seoo o. corner Of " Nous md PesIlsa
Brooklyn,
SPLENDID MARBLE and ALABAsTrR sTATrARY
RICH CARVED nANrFL VASES, TA/LAs BASKETS,
CARD RECEIVERS aud grest variety ~ smaller articles
BROSZf3 FANCY BOAtb. DEskS. WORK BONEs.lo
GALE OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS.-Wlllbe
~ sold OF public auction WEDNESDAY. ID, I'D Inst,
al II ocook sithe Government, CorA 2hsI sth sv
lot Of CONDEMNED HORSES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
a GENCY FOR TIE SALE OF
u. S. EIVE-TWENTY BONDS
OEsce Of
HENRY A nEISRR 4 SON,

No. q FI.f F1'@I.f
Z. 5. $50 q PER CEST BOEDS
IN al denominations Instantly Lad aud ready fol nmed
delivery ~ and Interest To brokcI and ELkIt lie
usual unissiOn allowed.
Stools B1nds and at forms ~ cow RNNENI SftfRi-
TIES and Mercantile Paper bought and s5d commit on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Il LII BOrTiLtIIR BROTHERS have come bargains
heal -. ach NJ RiSO a. vi pr yard.
EMPRESS CLOTH aId IiBINFD POPLiS IA al colcrs
PLAID foPLINs In bkI0Hr COLOks. lrs' received
SILKS 10 NKN and CHOICE COLORs.
DELAlSkS and CALiCOEs. Ia sIoat variety
J1st arrived;
TARTAN PLAID RIBBONS tor sCAAF3 and sAsHEs.
cAsuMiRE scARFs, SILK scAKFs. and ROMAN
htAHFS,
EMBROIDERED COLLARS and SETS ., cheap a. in years
GLOVE HOSIERY. LACEs, -
noe ~ Broadway and 3l3 CAnalf,
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uovsAIoNiO RAILROAD Co, rREaSyass,s o ,.'1

NV lOnK, DEC. " i0NJ
: ,.s rprFERDFD CERTIFICATES is.ued by this
M wi, We 40 on and atrr the "a day Of January al tie
o. "a ~ the Trustees. No. a. wallet - =. -,
eli die = h lust 20 The morning OF the fth January
400" - EDWIN BARTLETT, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22

The above fAintny. b. SATURDAY md MON
DAY Dee ~ aud a. with a. 81 Admission oulv, ~aih
may be obtained application 70 tho AnctioBeef' Al teH
clcc, NJ - Nr-fanast.