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The Portland daily press., 1863-01-14

rUyHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
IL international Steamship Company viii BE- held
At their Office corner of Union and Commercial StR
on Wedne sday January H. 1868, at O'Clock p. H.,
for the choice of officers and the transaction Of any
business that may legally come before them.
II, J. LIBBY, Secretary.
Portland. January 3, 1865. dtd
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Gen. Foster Heavily Reinforced Prepare.
lions Tor Attacks on Wilmington and
Savannah.

NEW York, Jan. ID.
A Fortress Monroe correspondent states
that an arrival from Newbern furnishes the
following:
:" The rebels are suffering seriously in conse-
quence of the destruction of the railroad at
Goldsboro'. They have sent a large number
OF negroes to repair the track and rebuild the
bridges, protected by a large force under Ev-
ans. French's rebel division has been moved
from Petersburg to Raleigh. A portion of
Lees army has been sent to Richmond to be
ready to march to North Carolina.
Gen. Foster is being heavily reinforced, and
he is determined to keep the railroad commu-
nication between Richmond and the Gulf
States severed.
1t is generally conceded that there is large
feet now at Newbern, designed to cooperate
for the capture of Wilmington.
1t is rumored that an attack will soon be
made on Charleston. Gen. Nage's division
and many other troops are ready for action
Beaufort and Newport harbors are filed with
transports.
The health of the troops is excellent Many
regiments are being paid of.
The Rebel Raid in Missouri-The Rebels
Attacked and Driven Five Miles.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. II.
Gen. Curtis has received a dispatch from
Major Collins, commanding the position at
Lebanon, Mo-, stating that at 3 o'clock Satur-
day morning 700 Federals at Hartsville at
tackled 1000 rebels with five pieces of artillery,
under Marmaduke and Porter, and drove them
cult and returned to Huntsville. where the
fighting recommended, and continued until
sun down. Our loss was IS killed and wound
ed. The rebel loss was $50.
Safe Arrival of the Montauk and Passaic at
Beaufort. N. G.
NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
Dispatches from the Navy Department state
that Capt. Worden, OF the Montauk, has re.
ported his arrival at his destination to the
Navy Department. The Passaic was in port
all well, and nobly braved terrific storm of
Cape Hatteras, the same which wrecked the
Monitor.
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Writ of Habeas Corpus Suspended in Wis.
consin.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 13.
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin has de-
cided to sustain the writ of habeas corpus in
behalf of the Ozukee rioters arrested for re-
sisting the draft, thus denying the right of the
President to suspend the writ in such cases.
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Proposals for City Tomb.

PrOposstIs IOr Chty IOmD.
CRY OF PORTLAND,
January 9Th, 1850.
C,EALED PROPOSALS will be received BY the
- Committee on Cemeteries and Public Grounds,
the Office of City Engineer until Monday the 18th
inst for the construction of Tomb In Evergreen
Cemetery, per plans and specifications which may
be seen at City Engineers Once. The COMMITTEE
the right 10 reject proposals not satisfactory
Per order of Committee
AK. SHURrLEFF, Chairman.
iar9 I'd
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New Jersey Legislature-Peace Propositions.
t.,

New Jersey Legislature-Peace Propositions
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. IS.
The Legislature meets to-day. Both parties
have made caucus nominations for officers.
The democrats hold a caucus this evening to
nominate Senator for the short term. Among
those mentioned as candidates is Jas. w. Wall,
lately in Fort Warren. Mr.. X. A. Field, APP
pointed by the government to fill the vacancy
for the short term, has resigned and has been
appointed District Judge.
Second dispdtch.-Both Houses of the Leg
islature organized to-day without difficulty.
The Governors message will be delivered
tomorrow. 1t is plain State paper giving
a very full account of the State affairs.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Holsman offered
series of peace resolutions, proposing an armis-
tice of six months, to commence at once, and
that on the I'd Monday of the Sd month after
the commencement of the armistice the people
of each Congressional District are to elect one
delegate to a convention, which is to meet at
Lexington, KY, on the I'd Monday of the en-
suing month, to arrange the terms for an ami
cable adjustment of all difficulties.
Mr.. Holsman moved that these resolutions
be made the special order for the 22d instant.
He said he had not shown them to any of the
members because he wanted to assume all the
responsibility. The motion was agreed to.
Adjutant General Stockton gave Gen. Nc
Clellan levee this evening, at which both
Houses of the Legislature paid their respects
to him.
The democratic caucus has Just nominated
Col. Jas. w. Wall of Burlington, N. j., for u.
S. Senator for the short term, by vote of SO
TO 10.
Election of Pennsylvania U. s. Senator.
HARRISBURG, Jan. -.
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terrible Accident while Skating-Twenty-
seveb Men and Women Drowned
BINGHAMToN, n. Y, Jan. 13.
A very mournful catastrophy occurred at
Harpersville, Broome county, yesterday A
pleasure party of 81 ladies and gentlemen
were skating on pond in that vicinity, when
the ice gave way and q of them were drown
ed.
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WI in our firm from the first instant.
JOHN W. PERKINS & co.
Portland January 9, 1868. dlw-
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COOper's ShOD TO Let,
COpartnership Notice,

ON Commercial Street, head of Hobson' 5 W har
" Inquire of j. ii. HAMLEN,
sep4tf Office on Hobson's Wharf.
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PaySOn House.

A Gentleman and his wife, and few single gen.
N tlemen. can be accommodated with board and
pleasant rooms at the above house, No. 81 MIDDLE
STREET. Jan 3-d2w.
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Election of Pennsylvania U. s. Senator.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 13.
Charles Buckalow was elected U. S. Senator
in joint ballot of House and Senate by two
majority. S. Cameron was his opponent.
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REWARD I!

1--WE DOLLARS will be given for the detection
IL and conviction of any person persons stealing
papers from the doors of our Subscribers.
dec25 PUBLISHERS OF THE PR" SIS.
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Book and Periodical Depot For
Sale.

THE undersigned. being about to change his bust
i ness offers his stock and stand for sale. This Of
fers rare chance for man with few hundred dol
lars capital. Apply to CHARLES j. CLARK,
Jan 3-dtf Cor. Congress and Chestnut SITS.
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Stock Market.

New YORK, Jan. 13.
.nta Iatfar
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DI r. ID.

lCHALHRGs-M West Galway Saratoga County, on Thurs
day Dec. 10 1879 Matthew Chsmer native " Ayr.hre,
Scotland seed IS Yeas, months and Gays
COAR-On Wednesday Dec. 49, s,i Coai aged % yssfs
Her relatives and end repeatedly invited 70 attend hr
funeral Saturday the 18Th fEom her late residence NO.
10 Wooster street
ELSWORTH-Ai Port Hudson. lie, on ffdsy Aug H. 1868.
Lieut. L. VI. Ki.worh late Qusi.rnsser lo5ih Regiment
T. State Vols In the gs year OF his sse, eldest son Of
Edwsrd and Phete Ann Ellsworth. 80 .
The res,,e, and friends q Ee family the enbers Of Co. r.
mi Re uncut National Guard aso Of the Regiment
specy invited 10 after L. funeral on fTtsy Dec H. a.
Ioccck from Dr. CAapns Church, broadway nosr fnnce
street without further irritation.
JhCKSOS-At Passaic y. J.. W.tssla9 Dee 10. Sam.
uel Wesley. eldest Of VILLAIN Ii md Sarah Jackson
ia III. 18th year Of his are. .
attend the nera from redenco 81 hs uncle George
Bell NO 100 Wet Twenty second street. Oh Friday morn
Ing. l9sh int. at ioi ooio-f-
KIDDF Ron Sunday lDos - Mary j. vito o: Frederick
hi. r. aged - yesrs 80 . -,
Tie 'iss and friends o. To family arc repeatedly in,ited
TO attend her funeral On Thnsdsy l7ih Inst az " orocl
from her resdence 30. 100 West Fourteenth street
~itLDui fuIheI invitation.
PLUEKETTAt Brs.hear City, La, on TUESDAY; Apl r.
Of wound. received At the battle Of Irsh Bend April H.
Fir,l Lieut., William H. fluntet Of Company i59h Reg
nsn, y. J.. yo., formerly Of the l5,h (Broosyn h'sr
men, Y. & NJ eyed ibou. 10 year, we.Ano"n PRINTER
Rls funeral will take piece To-day Thurdsyl, Dec T. At 2
O'Clock o. H. Of ST. Peters Church State street Ecsr Bond
Broofyn. hs friends member Of IFS craft, former aud
pe.e nj members Of the 18th Regiment Sc are respectfully
invited 20 attend His remains H 6r taken to Greenwood
sCOTr-On Wodnedsy, the l6h inst, 81 congestion OF the
brain, Amelia Louise, only dsngheI Of Richard und Mary
Her funeral Will place from tie residence Of her paIen
north side Aundfe dtweity niih street bctwecn fh
aud sixth ayengct fIiJuy stsruoon, ldh INST, ~
O'Clock,
vANDFRPOEL--Ou Tuesday. Dee Is, Of dphthetc Group.
Adam. wee aged year snd months, and Wednesday.
Dec H. Thomas Ber.nln sFed ycars and months Chi
d,.p Of Aaron J. and Adslins J.. NaHdcrpoel.
The relatives and friend. OF family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Thursday afternoon at J1cocA'
nom Ia. residence Of their parents. No. u West Twenty
eighth street.
yAEDERPOFI-On Tuesday Dec. Is. Of dphheritc croup
AAalus Ives daughter Of Aaron j. and Adape T. Wander
poel, aged year aud months < . =,
Te aud friends # the family respectfully invited
to eerf the fun era Ihursday stemOon NJ O'clock
ron the residence Of Der parents, No "a West Twenty
siy ~
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Academy Of Music.
GERMAN OPERA.

Tho second performance of Der Freischut2
wa, s better Interpretation Of the great work than
on the previous evening Madame FREDERICK was much
spcauded She uttered the breatbings of the prayer
With truly religious feryor and was loudly cncored-
but we regret to say by a small audience. We hear
great deal Of progress in art in learning and vrtue
but We are not able TO perceive it when the maserwork
of the romantic musical school does not draw better
audience while caricatures Of the African draw crowds
and an audience is found three hundred times in the
year to ridicule the mute and the oppressed We do
not believe with such audiences as he now has that Mr.
Anschutz can succeed There is great city Of native
Germans in York. aad they alone ought to ill the
bouse, but what with their neglect and the Americans
who cannot find any merit in the best strains If allied to
German consonants and eutterals there is deplorabe
want Of proper attendance.
II Ia proper 10 state with emphasis that Faust will be
Given for the first time in this city by the German COM
psny ON Friday
The orchestra Of Mr.. Absolute should alone command
attendance not counting the attractions in the vocal
department..
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY DECEMBER H. 1853
A Word 20 C1srsymeH.

Tho hsh character scholastic attsinmcnts eruditior
social qualifications Of American Clergymen In strong
trs with the prdces and limited which
have marked the history ofoher nations and Of earlier periods
Of the world Coming directly In contact with the theories Of
the most enlightened minds well the customs Of com
life they better calculated TO popular opinion
ideas than any other cass Of men Their influence
il unbounded Their opportunities for directing practical
forms and progressive developments impose obligations
In acknowledgment of the many complimentary Endorsements
and fsvor which Dr. DRAKE has received from Clergymen
in behalf of hs PLANTATION BTrERS he has directed bis
Agents. Messrs BARNES Co.. No. 2o2 Broadway N. " to
present bottle gratis to every Clergyman who may personally
call during the remainder Of this year, 1860.
Quite to his SURPRISE he has asceraned thai nany person.
sharing In natural prejudice against supposed nosrnms have
caed this with other useless articles and yet entirely
norant OF its pure character and wonderful effects.
Dr. DRAKE seeks confidence not founded upon evidences
OF skill and fair open dealing; relying upon the Intelligence OF
the people he makes medicine Of the celebrated CJsaya
Bark Dsndeon Csscaris Bark Chamomle Flowers, Lsven
| der Flowers Anse. Cove Buds Orange Peel. Carawsy
Chinnuah Snake Root &C., &C., preserved In pure st. Crox
Rum-and tells them Physicians have TO ndorse him.
With hi, recipe before the community and evidences OF
eGeAs meeting them all sides the OF Dr. DRAKE
stands founded upon the rock truth Every Parishamost
every family has Of suffering. which the PLANrA
TON BITTERS will alleviate aud Their effects In case
ofassude. enervation loss Of appetite, constipation sour
stomach fetd breath, pain aer eating headache dyspepsia
liver complaint general debility &c, mos. remarkable.
aged rer,ons and delicate females they worth their
price In gold
lie. every Clergyman improve this opportunity and armed
with bottle Of PLANTATION BITTERS. dispense healing
without money and without price.
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" ARRvE -,

TOoTE-yEROME-O Tue-lsy evening. Dec. IS. by the
Rev r. Bocih. Thomas NJ fooe O. butslo. to Mi. Ju
la n sdc.i daughter Of Addison o. Jerome o.q Of tbs
city.
GOODWIE- Onccut, '. Y, on MONDAY Dee.
j. by tie Rev George a. Phelps. M Edmund J.. GOodw Ia
Of New York Ci:y TO NJ -, Mary 4. Miller oi Oueonta
UART-BFSEDiCT-On Tp-.day Dec. Is by the Rev. 4.
Bloofu. Hart william O. Hart and Mary Augusta, dusb'
ter Of A. C. Benedict
LOCKWOOD BAILEY-On WcinesiLy Dec. ~, AZ tho
Madison Bsp;is; Church. b. the Rev Henry o.
Weston assisted by The Rev. Chaungey d. Nu-1v Henry
r. Lockwood 10 Louise \. Bailey daughter Of Charlie ID
Bailey, esq, all Of this city.
MrSRO-BiBEY--On Weduesdsy. Dec 10, by ihe Rev Hr.
Twer Il Ciri, Church John w Munro a. Frances A. Dc
lsne,y, dat hter Of Edvsrd y Bbby, NJ. ID.
MIX-BARRETT-In Springfield. n. T., Thursday io,lI
int by the Rev MIR Nan NalssnDurs s.sed by lie Rev.
Mr Tlscy Lieut. Joan Ma, L. . A. to Mar, r. W.. s.as'i
daughter Ct Oliver Barrett.
PRATT-EDGERLY--ln Soinervllr Mass. On Tuesday
Dec IS by tue Rev Chs Lowe Al the r..dsnc~ Cd the
brides f.;hsr Henry Pratt - Toledo, Ohio, ~ Adac -
dssshier Of John 5. Edsery. esq No cards.
SKRLDISG-M ERRlTT-At s.. Johns Church, stamford,
Conn Saturday, Dec IL, By The Ecf Wsrr M'rnrll,
William r. Shedding and Amelia, daughter Of the Hon 81
FrALk In Merritt
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Entertainments This Day md Evcnln z

For IF entertainments IN other columns
Of nhi, p5per. $1,000
BxooKIys ACADEMY on Music-GeImsn Opera Of Mar
ths."
wAILAcks THHArRn Broadway Thirteenth street
The Love Chase.
WINTER GAsDES Broadway, opposite Bond 'tFesticis Of
Leave Man.
OLYMPIC THxAfER, Broadway, above Houston street
Easy Slavine-LsGies Beware-Ysnkee Legacy -
BARsus's MUSEUM. Brosiwsy-Arabian Gian-Oiant Girl
Giant Roy, Liputsn King &C. at all hous-iierr Nrotn
Ticket fl.esve--tihor &c-Afernoon ind Evening
vkN AsBUR6us MESAGERIE, Broadway above Sprung street
--(irsnd Caravan Of Wild Animals.
BROADWAY ANPHITgEArER, Broadway near Broome Street
Equestrian and Athletic Performances.
Horn CHAPgL Broadway above FoGTth street.-The Nam
moth StereoscoJtcou.
prs.sLpoRr CALI Broadway above Spring
bitou of John Wofs Pictures
ARTISTS frSp. Broadway above Hous,onRoss Borheurs
Horse Fair. &c.
EBIos SALOON Broadway above Prince stree,-Benet OF
Soldiers Relief Fund
popwoBTHs HALL Broadway above Tenth stree.-Fa for
Soldiers Children.
BAPrIsr CHURCH Twenty-eigh,h street. near Broadway
Isctnte by Geo. W. bunsay.
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Henric's kakallnc.
FOR THE HAIRt
FOR THE HAIR,

Prepared from the Bari. Roo, snd Flower ofhs
PERSIAN PLANT
X a * A l. l.
is the identical preparation used by d, tbs Eastern nson'
and PnEsfRvATios Of the Hair. and by s
Va. the Hair RETAINS YOUTHFUL LrxuNAscE AID Colon
TBRou0H LVg
One apple aou ell ks>p hs hoD '7oif (oy ,'sedl day'
and retain II In any GarIaKD rcsTfos without the aid OF
any other yrspfrdfion .., s,,,,, d,
Il VIII perfectly grerer ~ hair fTp- FALLING OFF ana
quickly crop b ,n griHg ne rhoh teil!i
(gLy permanent cark glosfy aJJfsraac>. -,
wi R8ote al Disd,gr, Keep the scalp Clean, sai the
H1ir Sr,,f, No,., and son .
Il eonss e alcohol any other Injurious Ingredients
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
~ THE WORLD -
1T - 4 LUXURY IL II LUXURY TO USE 1T
sod Everywhcr-. Phce finy CeuiL Naclcsae Depot,
No ~ Cif a.. Ncw.ioik-
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SOLDIERS RELIEF FUSD-Attention is d.
scted TO tho advertisement for dramatic and musical
entertainment at Niblos Saloon this evening" for the
bsneft OF the Soldiers Relief Fund.
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The Peruvian Syrup
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP

Supple. tho Blood with ito vital Principle os
Life Element,
IRON.
infpsns strength and vgor into all parts Of the sys.en
For DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and FEMALE WEAK.
NEssEs, 1. Il Specific. Pamphlets free.
Depot, No tsl Broadway }. +. plNSMORE.
For ss.e by eli Drussss
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The Round Table.

The Round Table.
OUT ON THURSDAY. DECEMBER II.
-. For sale by
II. DEXTER, HAMILTON Co. No. ll3 has1su Ct 4.
SINCLAIR TOUSEY, No. lei Nassau ct.
FEEKS BANKER, No. & Ann.st.,
J. FLANAGAN, Nos. n and ~ Ann at.
VIM SHELLY, No. 280 Greenwich st.
r. NJ DEWITT, Nos. IL and II FIsnaiorS
4. YATES, No. 100 Nas.aust.,
J. JONES, No. 70 Ann st.,
RETAIL NEWS DEALERS
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5peeial Notices.


Seventeenth Ward L MON ,Associati0n.-Thsf e;s,
ler monthly meeting VIII be held at Lianon ,", 40 'o'
Past Jiou,onsL, THIS (1Lafsdiyi EEEhinO, DEC ~ o.
"A o'cloot. 'Nh'' HN"""' i'
G & 4 s H. G,0,r'' ssrsssrie.
Judge Edwin Wright Of Boston, d.,
% deliver the Fourth Lecture OF the Cours" for the Tenl
t.y the proceeds 10 be applied to the relief OF
our starving soldiers al Niehmondl -
On THURSDAY EVENING. Dec. ~
Subject" TENNYsON AND MASSEY"
The I,st lecture will be delivered by f. ]. BFLDEh, es4
~ New York on MONDAY EVENING, Dec H.
Subect--" The Rise and Fall Of ReppDiics"
Doors OMEN at O'Clock Lectures TO commence ococH
for ne remsnn lectures " c'ns reserved se
20 cents additional FOR ss.s ct III. ONE. oil the
Comm,,op No s23 Broadway and No 10 Cooper Inst,.'
snss ck.t. Is cents reserved single sests ID cents sddi
tionsl sold only at tho door
The pbiioie xinn Society Of Columbia College
al Ia a. Gt ADpiyer.sry the Academy OF Music Ihis
EVENING" a. n o'clock freids Of tho Society are n'ed
TO attend.
The Congregation and sundny.schocn OF %
sorye's Mission viii hold AIR In tho Lecture hoom OF w.
Chapel gh a. near I.av, the l7th and Th Of necompc'.
sC5 op.a from 10 "a - p Proceeds Tor benevolent
pQIpsses
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Granite Hall.
WINTER CLOTHING
~ FOR THE HOLIDAYS.!.
A SPLENDID STOCK OF
FINE ESQUlMAUX, CHJNCHlLLA.
AND MOSCOW BEAVER OVERCOATS.
FINE WALKING SUITS
To MATCH,
OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND SCOTCH COATlNCS
BOYS CAPE OvERCOATS.
BOYS CASHMERE SUITS TO
MATCH.
THE ABOVE GARMENTS,
FOR VARIETY, QUALITY. AND STYLE.
CANNOT BIZ SURPASSED
" BARGAINS! BARGAIN5!i
~ BARGAINS q
At GRANITE HALL NO. LA FULTOESr.
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I.,rndIux 10 spcnd thr Winner In .he Wc.t aud

IntcndInH TO NVfnH INF w IIIIFT III FH0 W
South IN Tie Introduction ol VALUABLE hA,ni'hhl .
will take ORDERS for I'll perons Ia the Eastern tnir i.ro
In the nett ten days shall be u the capiai Of hentncAy
Person. by sendir their cards ~ WlLLARDs "a'hinP
IN Civ during next hear u something 70 their
stvarisse during Winter after tst time at Rising sun
on County Ind &. o. L. c. Tor two days at room No,
~ Merchants Hotel
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Recruits Wanted 20 Avoid the Dr11t,
THE NEW-YORk DRAFT INSURANCE OFFICE,

No. 10 BtoadWAy, Noom NO y ~.
Persons liable to the coming Draft have the
to avoid said Drs and secure 80 in cash nnS e. 5Ass
RECRUITS. Those wishing avail hemsetvs, OF
able opportunity 20 escape being prses WIZ 90 cn
Bounty by sendiug their and addlsss
N. B.coosod Men can slso secure this bounsy. a.
This Office will also Insure against tho coming osa'' ~
pre;niin cf Si.1. a..
T. AGENTS wsain very iowa " Gig ia ~ W. stss
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DEvLIN g. Co.
Reduction in prices
WINTER Stock.
Our
OyERCoATs and WINTER SUITS,
or every description will be closed out reduced rates to
make room FOR Spring Goods.
BRcApwAr cor GRAyDsr.
BBCADwAY, cor WARR8SfT
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Attention!
COLORED MENt
THE HIGHEST CASH B0UNrIES PAID 10
COLORED VOLUNTEERS.
S3;S Cash. paid .hose who enlist In the Nswfork Reg
men, now forming
All information given free and interests protectsA
while IN the service. Call r. D. KENNEf, No. l1e
Prnces NswYork tup sais who 10 authorized to rect a
by the Newiok Association 70! tae Organization aud Pro
lection Of the interests Of Colce Volunteers Of which 0sa.
VIVA X. Strong IA Chairman and Henry ORey, Secretary
Beware OF Volunteer Brokers and runners who arc kia3
large part OF your Bounty, and making false statements sn1
promises.
COLORED MEN AROUSEi
Prepare TO Arm. Our tune has come. IL wond haze
place In this eountry's record write u With 10
bayonet.
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Alilitarp Notices.
New.York County Volunteer Committee.
Office, No. 2%0 BROADWAY.

10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The following the Pecuniary inducements offered:
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down.. .$S~
80
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to new recruits...... 3e
UNITED STATES BOUNTY. additional to veteran
Total. Wv
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
ORiSON BLUNT, Supervisor.
ELIJAH +. PURDY Supervisor,
WILLIAM r. STEWART Supervisor
WILLIAM M. TWEED Supervisor
County Committee
ORIsON BLUNT Chairman.
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DIR. Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry.
DIR. WIsTARS BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
DR.. WISTARS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
DIR. WisTARS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
DIR. WISrARS BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
DR.. WlsrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST
AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
IN THE WORLD FOR
COUGHS. COLDS. wBOOPING.COU0H. BRON.
cHITIs. DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING
ASTHMA. HOARsENEss SORE
THROAT. GROUP, AND
EVERY AFFECTION
or THE THROAT. LUNGS. AND CHEST.
For sale by
j. r. DfSSMORF, No. Agl Broadway. New York,
saw FOWLE Co, No. IL rfemontst., Boston.
And by ail drussiss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17

PRovosr M,RsHALs OFFICE lxru CosGsnss'oyAL DIsr.
s,str OF Newly ork (-taay w Of Wcst 18th STD
NEW Nosg, Dec IS. 1853.
To All Whom Il May COnccrn.--rhe Printed iis,s q
tho nse residences OF all persons enrol e undet the pro-
visions Of the OF Congress- approved March lSo sub
et 20 90 military duty in each sub dsrc. OF the Ah coa'
District of the St.te Of New Yorkconrs Of the
Xth XX,h aud XXlld Wards Of the City OF New YORK.
and Bskwels Wards and Rsndars lslinds-eie a. tness
inspection OF the public Copes hrees
are also exposed pubic view al each OF the sesei PAess
where the polls were held at the recent cnsr,ri =.
Any enrolled before the board o. rntou
nent II this District and claim 70 have his name stricken %
d. st n h. can show the satisfaction OF the Bead hs he
Il not nd Will b. ~ the time fixed for the next tTst Jan
s. 1854, liable to military duty on sccoapt Of
l. Aensse.
O. Non. kesidencc.
J. Unsuitableness Of age.
T. Nantes. permanent physical disability:
The time nxed by the order Of the Provost
or hearing such will expire Oh the 3oth Dscembe. Jt
Att. which no cases will be heard uness suea time shall b
l. attended BY the proper authority go
CHAS L. JENKINS. Captain and Provost Marshal.
IXth Congressional Di'trit, Newiof