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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
Wreck of the ItnliR.
LONG BRAscn. Tucsday. Dec

LONG BRASttf lu'fhe., i''Ss - '~'''
The Italia lays iu the same position with four
tucs anda lighter nlong,ide. The sea has gone down
and the prospects favorable that she WIZ b" so' OIL
We understand that the Coast Wrecking Company
has dspatched the schooner johnson with large cables
n.l heavy anchors ard strong force Of men WIN the
nowerfal steantue Boariman the whole under the i'm
mediate charge Of Capt. Wm. MerIett, underwriters
agent TO the assistance ofth Italia
Chief Engineer Tarrar Mr. Holf.es of tic Noyoiy
Works and Mr. Ford Of the press, have come ashore
from the Italia. All hands On board are vel ana IN
good spirits The shp j. fast on the beach Dut has
made no water set. The steamer Magnolia aifNfa 10
dsv md vainly endeayorcd 20 pull her on JAo behch
is flied with Villagers and spectators. .
meeting took place Ia tho cabin oi NC ingh,f ip
day and the following statement was made by Tie cap
tain: ,,.o - 80 =, =.
riglt Of The disoster follows: Any hghi You see,
nj; Isl me Immediately. II there Il wind advise me-
II The engines can work. advise ne. Make souuoihg-
eyery hour # sou have - fathoms advise me- u you
baye u fI,Roms advise The officer reported ~ faith
oris M 81 O'Clock; at 10 o'clock. II f0thonti Al ~
ociock Is fathoms 1 then went on deck alt theIe
were five men beside myself nnd Capt. tonsiock Vaich
ing Tor tho lyLtsLip. said would steer tW. nouns
~ w 20 fall ia with her. Capt. Comstock sid That
would be impossible and told me to steer haf an 99qr
toward the shore n half an hour tOwerd te tch Ahh
dfd and sounded Tie bottom, finding seven hthOuis
In an instant We struck. and saw that We weIo on
store thought were 20 miles Oh sh0rei Dut APP.
al
deck pointed ont to Inc white stream "LIoh turned
out 70 be- send.
Csut Cornstock said: :" was IN the engine room at
.,rertv minutes to O'Clock. heard a crash and went
AT once ON deck. The captain asked ne what was
thatf and told him that 1t was ssnd' and th"' We
were ashore" 4,
Fear. ere entertained that the ship cannot be got on
FOR .ome davs No casualties whatever have occurred
TLose on board remained there at their own request
vote Of thanks has been presented 70 the following
wreckers for their gallant conduct: {. H. valentine,
W. G. Manavan Robert Potter. Ben west Abraham
Lippncott and GaTret White. -,
Ihjs shlp had been tried ut the top Of her speed with
o,,a. satisfaction 10 nl board During the night ~
he t Al Il4J while going at the rate Of 'cyen knots
with one en- ngine w0rkug-the other having become DIS
arrauged-sle struck Wardles Beach, wiibln TWO
hundred ya,ds oi the maiuland four miles norib Of Jc
Ienern h9uses aud fifteen miles souh Of Sandy Hook.
The lead had lust been cast but the wrong soundings
had been called Some of her guns have been thrown
overheard 10 tighten her.
Tie underwriters have sent steamers and twenyinch
cables to hsr and il is confidently hoped she VIII come
of sO0M she went on at l0w water. There are con
8clug reports 10 whether there was any Insurance
on her and how much Sho was In charge OF her own
officers, and had pilot on board.
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Entertainments Tbis Dny nnd Evening.

IOf f-f 0f cosHcems ,se ndftii',Iit 81 other CO. afff
- f4if ysgrr.
AcArrNY MrsIc corner Of ri's Iace ard Fourieenh
WALLACE IhL.rtR co.nrr Of Bfoldway All rni,,s.'s
d e-'.-NfrTtA Life -
wixrrH 0anDss Hrosassy oPpo.heonl sifse,-Tsks'o Of
I~sf~ A-n
OIIgPic TuLATER, bIoaduAys above HyAtlcn street.
Iariisf Hlthlrd. -
Oian, Boy Lspu,ian King Ac % all hlun-lirff If'm
n .ketof Le.ye--Dto,i. Sc -An0ucon and Ltcal1s
yIy tNIrRcHs NgNaGysIH tEoldwty, above clf4 s.cei
-Gfsni Csravsn - Nld Anirisif
CLINTON Hall Aior Pl4cc. HToadway Minor ~ ihe
Rebellion.
PSoApvlr ksrHsIHg,rrp Bfotdvsv iesf Bfoone street.
Iqurstsiar I'D hthi~tic fsr.ofinaf0es.
IIoIE CHAPEL NIolaeHy, above t9urfh sf'r.-lAe laa
mott S,tGeosruf tron. -
BsooKLrs ArnKSArs kilsnic itrce,-Colc-r 10 Mr'
T.IkAurst
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lbHEls.

RLFhkLEYOn Monday Dec. d eftere short nrss Sarah
beskley sister ot ia. late Nsm Bleakey, aged 20
Tie relatives aud .,j. of the family are Invited to attend
the funeral services At tho c,ence of her nephew, Jchl
L. Beak'cy Eighty tlil street. between the Third and
Fourth sscnues, Wednesday the 30th inst al p.
o. hamilton eyed yesrs and q months.
Tho friend Of the family invited 70 attend the funeral
the residence o her father No 90 East Twen ynin
street ON Thursday at o'clock.
NACkAY-Ir Wi.lhmsbursh. on Sunday evening Dec. 2T.
alter short Hines Jou Mac.ay, In tie 7t ycarof his age
III relative. and friends OF the family aud of his brother IN
law H. &. kempton, invited 10 attend The funeral on
Wednesday afternoon NJ o'clock, from Chrs' Church. Bed
iortayenue without further notice.
MAsON--On Monday Dec. 49, William Allen youngei. son
of Col. Joel ". aud Mary l.. Mason. aged yelrs.
Tho relatives and eDi, respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral At th, residence Of his parents No. l5 West Forty
eighth street, between Broadwsy sud Eighth avenue, Oh
"Wednesday, the 30lh inst, Al O'Clock p.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Tuesday. Dec. 2} George
Emile only Of Oeorgo )" Quactcnboss ased2 years,
month, and days.
funeral from the u hi. father No % West F
ten,h street. urjay the 3ls, inst at o'clock IA the
afternoon
RUSDfLL--A, Peetskill Tuesday morning. Dec. %,
Phillips A. Rnndel eyed - years late Of this city.
Ills voaiisrs End frufs ir'fd stsd 'he rnor from
ST Peters Church. P.ckski, IhuTdsy, Jls iust at
y. m, withou, further invitation
RYDEGOn Sunday evening Dec o. Annette T., yonuycs!
dushtcr q Col stephen Ryder Of South ss1 No"-fofk
"a tAe 2sh year u her age. -
Tie relative. aud friends The family Invited 20 attend she
funeral q The residence Il hoT fiher, Wednesday, the
J1th inst, a, ii o'clock a. n.
YOUtG-The funerl Of Major T. T. Young vii ake place
to-day At p. from the residence oi bis father H. 4
Young In Dchalo avenue, near Marcy avenue Brooklyn
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"a Harry NEw.YrAno Il rerr nlensnnt nnd

"a HAPPY NEw-YEAR" il very pleasant and
de,irrb but to 4, ia Indispensable that sunshine
shonlI eadd the house as vel iho street Some mon
compa IN fte Sn of dome sic sunshine bu they do not
have IT, to be sure it is th.ir fn They make effort
TO obtain IT, lwif hint. scDty tbs; KNOX las beautiful iurs
which he selling cheap ant wishes Pie had SCI tho hus
baud positively prde' himself o-noi af Tho lint and al
lowing her to suffer with the cold Docs b. deserve domestic
sunalnel OF The o-i o. so,iloohug. smil
bic liberal men. hoSevcr who now than sver trous
KSoxs popular ca5 facu show. ist -.ch coss, crlrty
persons the exception rl,, than tt- le Il Is well
known iact that so Of he famous ksdk fl Kgor foot
nuf corriase ROBE viii purcl'se par'r Kitchen
s1nsne thnn the amount Of money Invested In cry
other way The happy effects lt fr ye-, IN fact Ion
rs the urs Last, end leave Ter aud i-conate
ory behind them. Not only does the Lsppy wife feel gro'el
for so useful and thoughtful g bu she apprecii,o'
highly than ever the taste aLi hhery which msae seec
ton ftom establishment renowned III 'c style and qsl
ity its goods Tho Knox marx {. guarantee Of .hon
and excellence ond close b,s out the most
s''Ievsgsr sr'icplons Knox hat considered in
disIcnsb'e to the complete dres- Of gentleman New
Years Day, aud Of hs Knox urs will be
sary to tho full costume offs lady upon the Promenade any
lady sospecng her husband Of intention to "sufpriso
her, or de.rous Of surprising him with handsome gin, viii
hnd precisely what she in the celebrated Knox Skat
ing sei gloves cap and collar ct No 2i2 Broadwoy
FultOnst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
Mrs. s. 4. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR Rlsroasa

AND ZyLODALsAyUs OR WoRtps HAZE DRRssisG Are. un
equaed for restoring inysoaog identifying and dressing
the hair quickly cleansing the scalp, aesng the il and in
plrine heslly and natural color % he hair They never
ai TO restore cray ha to it original youthful color No
Liys toilet f. complete without the zyiobaampm Ea,
Dr'sng. impari to te har dol. ybsl f'agr-nco
Grd ia suited 70 both young ord H.
Tic ResloreT Repsod4ces.
The Hair Dres.ing Culiiystcs AMI 8oaptif,s.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN J0URDAy.-Thc
School Oncers Of the Sixth Ward recently presented
Cept. Jourdan Of the Sixth Police Precinct with beau
tiul set Of engTossei resolutions acknowlcdg.
Inent Of the services Of himself and command during
the riots In July last Tic schools Il the Sixth Ward
were the only In the city thnt kep; open during
that trying time. The resolutions exhibition at
the Station. Ifouse
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/, LIBERAL DOyATIoS BY CASH "-Yester-

\ LIBERAL DOyATIOs BY "CAsH. ."-Yester-
day morning Mr. Draper. President Of the Commission
crs II Charities and Corrections received The sum of
500 in Treasury noeo, accompanied by the following
letters, from Mayor Opdyke;
MAYORS OFYcg Dec. %, 1869.
J tie Hon craRoy Draper PycsideHt o TIE Boayd f Coni
nissioneys Of Public ChoTf'ies and Correction;
DEAR SIR: II gives pleasure 10 ncoIe 20 you 100 re-
cc5 Inv me la The ymous communication Of wiich
amend copy II viii afford you pleasure to sppro
oc this sim TO the benevolent object indicated by the
donor am, Sir very repeatedly you obediet aciyant
~ GKoRaE OPDTKE, Mayor.
The following is a copy OF the anonymous coIImuinea
EKw YORK, Dec. "a, 1863.
TO the Hon. GEORGE OPDYKg;
ittod by you 10 the Commissioner. OF ruDhc ~"
lie use of the Bellevue Hospital Of this city; ,
Pysyiu2 that may be psrdoned foI the liberty have taken
IN thus troubling you, . r
subscribe nay soh your obedent servant CASH
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The q. :. Sanitary Commission

.
i rgon ant ~ fund.-. lt opegalo' to e ieei ol ne
Amy v,le n,scg extensive and elective than now s
depo,s aad oycry mlarJ center nom ashs u
a.. Mo OEafde. Tic mouoy vain" OF the npe' 'uei 10
b.r exceeded seventy thousand dcars It's issue. at
Chatianoo.a ike scale. Thousands OF men n.edS
,,ip..l lief" are daily cared for ih lis "uomes Its
toa- and wagon trains follow soldiers oyusywhefo
IT, oer and equally important dePsrn.ns OF woA eenaIy
In,o.rtlon Hospital inipccon, Hospital Directory Trans
portatOn OF trfck aud wounded N are In fui operfon
M cost OF AL this In. ayn WORK Il not ioss than iory hva
thousand dollars per month. u funds are now much reduced
and immediate contributions are requested 10 sustain
Ihe Fairs tha. have been got up WIN suth einFaDl. ana
energy aud SUCCESS Ut Chicago Cincinnati end
o.on though reported cycywhrre as Tor the ohon TIE
Sanitary C1l Ou haze net d vet eonthhied d'Hd' ~
"a f,i,y The large thus raised have been received
y lie b-suchcs ol tie COEs ion ei those cities respect
Tkc.e branchc, epply them most u,efly, mainly to the
of material made W luto cotln, bedding Ac
md o Ike purposes. They thus relieve tho Treasury OF tho
Co,nmission rom tho necessity OF purchasing lcs ue9h5
certain classes but ticy icAueI no ha ~ any oef
1bo.o " deslre fuller Information to the organization
sfl the commission referred 10 -teenen
Of Il. sy.le AID Of tho application OF It's ilnds just pup
ofi . OF he United STATE. Sanitary commission No ssS
Bi oadw.y tie Bookstore o ~ d. T. Randolph o' oo'
IL t. ,1bnited 60 al humane and patriotic men that tho
Counisso has ssyed, and daily SAVING i'e' tr county
car moi to what IL Is doing 10 econone the NE
and heath oil soldiers worth To the country t times the
money the Commission has received ana Is oi dect pfc-
tcn Importance every Interested III diuihshins tue
cot and the duration of the way - =. so,,,
may be sent t. the IfcasuEer a. NO % AZ
at or 30. 6DJ BroaiShy, Nowiork
GEORGE G. STRDNf
Treasurer Urhod s!1lc, !sGi.,rY Commission.
p..sAbN %, 1895.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

A SKATING CLASS AT TIE FIFTH AVENUE
POND "A brief espordence has passed between o.
r. 0aman President Of the Filth avenue Skating Pond
and Clas. II. Swords President n. Y. Mercantile Ii.
brary Association relative TO thc formation of skating
class. Tho subject having ne. with favorable cousid
Grafton subscription book has bco9 opened NJ tie mp
town AMI downtown libraries in orderio rive such OF
the members Of the Association a. desire an opportunity
of ayailing themselves OF The privilege offered
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Gpeeial Notices.

The Gifted Miss Evans, hfson years old, will deliver
adde's % young on Temperance az tho .tlcons
" M. coruer Brosdway and f7'aa,, WEDNESDAY EVEN
lNo D-cegber 20 at O'Clock y. IN. Admission - cents.
1i 10 b. had Al the door u tie Comm Tee. Proceeds
for the benefit q the Mission Nh.Ich t and
~undny.school Exhibition. The suED 1;
SCHOOL Of the ENLIST. ". Y. lilGRCH II
vii have their Annual Exhibition on WEDNESDAY EVEN
no, Dec "a, si IN The Church on 3I'hst between
ga and % Dialogues Reciiious Addrrses Singing by
the School snd ESecises b. ihe Inan, Class Ticket, 2!
cfn.. children Is Ccnts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
4 TRAcnRRs, CoyvEyrIox.-A Convention Of

4 TEACHERS CoSvESrIOH.-AC Convention OF
tJeachcTs was held al Bryani s Streiion's rooms on
Broadway, near the finh aNcnnc, lnsi evening Dee
gates were present from BlTlio Albany Kochesier
Portland Providence Hartford. Philadelphia Troy
Brooklyn. AewYors. and clseWh there. H. u. >tfatton
wns chosen Chairman ard :. :. Packard Secretary.
Tho subjects discussed were rates - tuition average
time necessary foT full course o. instruction. igrcgu.
lafity IN Attendance at school and the best method Of
instruction Prof. Mason ard others addressed the
Convention. The sessions which Commenced on Mon
day, viii continue day and evening until Friday.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

PiuPPS - PALMER - On Monday, Dec. 2e 1858 at the
yent .lrest u H. Church by the Rev T. BOT John
Mon,ilue Philips of wlrk ~ j. to M,rl Loue d,ugh.
ter oi the late Albert Palmer cf this city. No cards
EOWLEY-PREsrOi-On Thur,dsy Dec. -. At the resi-.
deuce Of tn. brides parents by the Rev. y T. MeckGr John
Kow.ey Of Hasfngs upon Hudson, 70 Msraune. edost
dar hter Of Henry Preston Of Grecupoin' Lorg slni
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
FAr,L FA1L.-Ofiicer Buns Of tho Eighth

Precinct "a, late hour MONDAY night found The body
Of a man IN the arcagay Of No. = Leroy place near
Bleecker street. As marks = violence @orc visible
except o ne head, II inferred that De had fallen
and struck his hold the violence Of the a causing hs
death In. deceased wa- subs quenuy Mcnilbcd ns
James Carroll lately from Philadelphia. Tic body was
CONVEYED to the hth Precinct Station House. sud the
, 'ornuer notified
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OgrIog % THE A. A. PRovosr MARSHAL GgsERAIvl 4
SOUTHERN DIVISION OF Nxw.YoRK.
Eow-York Dec. 26th, 1853
Notice IL hereby given that tho Printed LA

Notice IL hereby given that tho Printed Liec4
and residences OF all persons enrolled undef
the provisions Of the OF Congress approved March lSo3
subject do military duty in the sevors districts csmpn4
his division, viz: City and County Of NewYo,k. kns3
Queens Richmond. Weschester Rockand and Punam cour
tesre exposed to ,iew for the inspection Of the publis
each OF the following places -
Headquarters Marshal each District; The Police SO
lions aud each of the places where the polls held at thu
recent election. A
Any person enrolled sy appea- before the Board Of Enro
men oil the District and claim to have his name STRICKEN tc
the I. IL he show to the saon OF the Board that ~
aud viii not bc at the time hxed for tho uox. dae
5 1854, liable 20 military duty on ac1eun. o.
First, Aienase.
Second, NOT. Re sldeuce.
Third, Unsuitahleuess OF Age.
Fourth, Manifest permanent .fh ysical Disabiy. . 90.
Tho time arsl fpr hearing such viii expire on tho "
January. U9L WILLIAM HAYS
1rlI 0s1 Vagn.esrs. aud A. A, l. d. osesl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

THE BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL-Ihc
Hoard held an adjourned meeting last evening; and
finished up some business OF the year among which was
fhc ncresse OF the salaries Of the Deputy Collectors OF
ibe Tar Office and the clerks Of the Office OF tho CITY
Clerk from 500 TO $500. and from $1,000 to el1oo
yosr, No Other business VI Importance was TRANSACTED
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N,i,- Clo.. ntthc Po.t.Oficr.

to,.rss.isn. " eaossa.y De- lo.............. n.
Tays,s Wedne,dsv. bee j.................. ~
Ian N
For New Orleans, by steamer Creole NeduefiAy' a.,
For California Sc. daiiy (Suiduy oIceg'edl overland
S,,b-hit,rv Furto ana s.is lss......3 and !
sor,f s,d ~ -, Nav 4.
W,.,,ru m.l ia Ife IA ..........3s AID \ g
bo,r a. se1tl W.,,erl Mail ..aa o. fn a fnd 10 y.
t...a,, v.u ..............5 5 a. tn AID 2. p.
New bedford sev pot end Fal Rysl...+.''.t.. 9P n
Ihe Long i,'aud Nal oo.es st $ m, and n.
Sunday Mall. On Sunday al mall. c.ote s,ltP IA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

OVATION TO MAYOR OPDYRE.-At q meet
ing Of the political and personal friends Of Mayor Op.
dyke ~ the rooms Of the Union Central Committee on
Monday night the following resolutions were adopted:
heo'r'd That COMMITTEE " Ten lie appointed 20 wuil
The lion o. oigc Opdykc tha St Of January noon
Tor the purpose o ecortng him TO Tho Asor House ere
received by his friends in waiting to participate in slch
Demonstration.
Rcotci That further Committee Tea he appointed
receive The Hon feorgc prdyke al tile Astor House thGt
OCCASION and MAKE uTthor arrangements for c ceanen.
of their honoyod guest aud hs friends.
Two Committees Of ten each were then appointed by
the Chair to carry out the views expressed in The
luiions.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

THE UNION MISSION SCHoOL.--1hc Tnion
Mission School Of the Thirteenth Ward &C. cd iis
third anniversary Monday evening In Public School
building No -. Brcomc street near Wlc,i. Tho CT
crciscs In which much interest was manifested by
large audience consisted Of ainging by Siss Brannon
addresses by tho Rev. Messrs De Hass Holstein and
Botome and pianoicric music by Miss Letitia CeId.
wall
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

Holy 1NHOCESTs' DAY AT TRINITY. The
annual banquet Of Trinity Choir took place Monday
evening, Mr. Cutler presiding. Among the clcrgymcn
present were the Rev Drs. Dix Nnion, and Ogilby.
During airioc speech b. Dr. Vinton, allu'lon TO
the flag in connection with the order given by
Cabinet officer TO shoot down the who should nt.
tempt 10 lower H. drew forth tumuliuous applause and
three times three cheers were given for Major Gen.
Dix. Mr.. :. b Mills. the distinguished pianist eavs
an interesting account Of his experience a, chor.boy
OF Gloucester Cathedral In England.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

MARvIN's NEW PATENT
Pms Hrnoria .Sp DAFT PsooF saYrs
Pacni isnel pe-. J. l6jp
W. have letter, ron the following 'min., scie".ltc scE
Ucm,n, tcltfgins 20 tl.'r ,npsrriiy over ~ otlerS
Prof John rorfcy. cf a.. g.. A.ray Drl.r.
Prof J. {. Booth ~ g. =. Nifi Fhi'ai"lphli.
Dr. A. A. iisyes state hsssYrf. bostqa.
Prot \. II. Fs.re't. rrw-fofs.
Prof Chss. 4. S,~iy. N,u.t ork.
DR.. ID. ID Psrmei.r. NrW-hcfs.
MossI. ~ m a G.. of scisiifllo American.
IAAYS 90. Soc sluufsct1fers,
30. 2oa BfosdsAy hss i0ik
Send fora Cif,alaE wl.h 20. nionialf
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GRANITE HhLLii
tNix!TE NAIL

GRANITE H,LLu
GRANITE HAIL
CS tos rnB HoLrDAys Q!
~ foE lnE HoLD0s,!l
~ Fou THE HoLIDArs !!
\ srIrsniD sIOce or
FINE FsHinO,
CuNCnILLh
MD MOSCOW bTAygH DvFRCoArs
fisg NaIglsG SUIg.
To MATCH
Op FRENCH
Es6LIsH
AND Soo1cH CoaTIsos
bO1s' CAPE OvEEoOATA
B0y- BrAyEE OyERc,trs.
HoT-' IL NA
IHR AP0yE GsEsrsr
FOR kAHIErr
QuALITY,
STYLy CANNOT SuKpAssfD
Ia B,nOsiS.. nsRG,iS,'!
~ BARGAINS j.!
To MAan nvVs FOh 'rnf,V dUon,.
GaAsrTE HAIL, No. li2 frLIos
GRANITE Hall Between Bfoa4wty and Naslsp.s'.
IMPORTAST.
The puh- resp cifliy informed thai have ius,
cegel per steamer oea iscsh shfmea Of IT, jules Aamm
ysuFs,r CApIyrT
Day NKkIKNAy
of new vintage sufpl.ins IN richness fncnr aud detaey
= quality any wine. of - sdc ever before sent BY
Iii. of IN. .,n,, viii convince ,ie most hsiIon.
IN, following house, Aaye slpfy oi thi shipment on
hand.
M,cr c..
". :. tonwIs c..
H. ID FurER.
". n. I.cEsoN A CO.
ln,EIEs tsILoWa
1uEDs NscW tt4
j. 4. Nss Ko.srA
Jaur. MFrrn r.. -, ~ Be.ver,t,
500 Arsr "a tho l. ior Juirs Mii Cos thaip,.ho
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nlilitarp Notices.
New.York County Volunteer Committee.
OGice, No 2l0 BROADWAY

: 10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The following the pecunary indueement, onersd
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down.........."........,SW SW
STATE BOUNTY ....................
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to new reeruits...... 0'
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, addiilonsl,o to veteran
Applications be made personally at the obce Of tie Con'
uit,ss - s.....
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptrois.
ORISON BLUNT, Supervisor.
ELIJAH T. PuRDY, Supervisor,
WILLIAM r. STEWART supervisor
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED Supervisor
County Committee
ORISON BLUNT, ChairnAd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

TuR COMMERCIAL Agency
ifsgAHf isTEp lnlll
Noe. o. PAM now .Np lfi fAssar st
rv TAs C0--oc1f .fgrn,s Hec'rf i1f !D5s 1. now In
~ prpsla0n ani w Dc issHsd early IN January
va PPoPo'E rH.r ~ sn,Ir CosT.H rnoR0rgH f'sr
% MskCuaSTs Asp busfsEys NES oY tYrhi tlgr AND
toCsrAY IOva HEvisEn TO A htcEfr nATE
Ir1m or u.siy yrlft' experience in tie CONNER al
kgenry and tLe high ardlT th Office be- ever ilttuef
.sa coraisn' hs sny hJsrsacs ! l4susi BY ~ VII
o sri y merit the costtsucr ~ oufil'r aft tvrfy
frcfaution ~i b. l.ed ~ maze M ~ - cqirdy 'dat
We would iuvi, IEkluA I'D HANkf,Ao cal upon -
or 20 sni ieif pors for bocs o or orF Reports
g. which {. -vrl S. de'su tie iscsd,n aua hlsincfs i
tory Of elch Hcfcsnt.. h0lso.
- McKmioP 1 SPnAarK.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

Headquarters
TWENTIETH REGIMENT
r.. 8. COLORED TROOPS,
No. $50 FoURrasr, Ngv.YoRK,
December 10, 1863 J.
This Is s only Regiment OF Co.ored Men authorized IN ttf
State OF York and lawfully recruit Coloe4
Men In this state for any other organization Recruits coun
upon the quota Of the town. where they belong Ten dos
go, the state Bounty s5 aud the local bouuies For t
ther ;ngorna,ion address VINCENT C0LfEh,
General Superintendent Of Recruiting.
No. $50 South st., New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
NJ, Dcned Turkeys

nv Dcned Turlsoys
PICKLED OYSTERS
NEW YEARS TABLES.
A. good as usual
Order. - at TO any City . . ,,
As Customary.
r. T. IT, r. ANTHONY
No. 5O Broadway,
) doors from St. tcholts Hotel
Are ,b,at Of sll com, eitoD in lhs beauty aad quality
puoTOORA PHO ALBUMS
For tho Holidays,
Aud % their .pieojid assortment o'
CARD PHOTA GRAPHS
sTERgOsCOPIC VIEWS.
twill pay examine their stock be. 're buying eisewhe.v
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30
CKsiS, No. 5l3 BROADWAY,

To ms CrTcyrrs
have lirge anl very choke s'oDk oi good sasbc %
Ir.so.i. TO- fhf lof!nars ccr,auIs "
Iapts. aud CHiLpRrS lUss
Han lsr Mls.ss Bols lii l.risT'.
sLrion AoDz. taDI,s IoVE Mrrrs tl entirely ae~ sT.i'
,lcI.
LADIES GLNr. aui noTs ~EAIISe CsPs, fIrtrimmsi
Aso very cLocs lot " MAX sd SEAL GLo'Ns t laies
w.ar GENis Nc. all Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

t., every women who knit b'lin e once upon NIT
TENS. FNe thousand psis sept ios from Na-hn ton
How soon can the Wofas Central Roci Association b. en-.
rbI to forward this -uppy We beg all our 'iend, to ase
hold Of th. with spirit FOR poor soldiers pcke. duty
and the Geld haye exres ed s want n pryae e'ter' a..
well IS iy requstoa 60 the Sanitary Commission No. 10
(o0per linton.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-30

Silycr-Piatea Wac
VIM T. MILLER.
Importer and Manu- ssr.ns1a',
No u MAIDEN LANE. ,o
Extensive stock Of 5BEFFIRbD BiKM irGHAM, ,sn4
AMERICAN GOODS Of lstss, s,ylss for cash or shost
time ., MN :.
Te, Sets Wai.ers Urns Dishes. Cassra Ttreens Wine
Stands, Butter Coolers lee Pitchers. CABS Bnnn ffuH
Stands. Fgs Frames Pickle St,rds Card bsskests FHAt
spoons Pearl sud Ivory knives, &c.