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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

PEHsoBAL.-Mr. BROWN, the able editor
Of the Toronto Globe, called at the LEADER
sanetum yesterday. The Globe symps-
thisss with the UniOnists of the North.
Senator Howells, of the Ashtabula senti-
mel, made pleasant call upon usyesterday.
he is in fine spirits and full of hope for the
future of our country. Senator HOveIls has
the largest majority, aside from the State
ticket, In the State We have not the official
vote, but it will not vary much from 10000.
Tint Nill do.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

AFTERNOON sEssIcH


The greater part OF the afternoon Sas de-.
voted to visiting and to the relating of school
room experiences. President beeler, and
Msssrs. Baldwin, E. E. White, ". Har-
vsy, W Ben Taggsrt gave SONS very pleas
ing school room "reminiscences.
Mr.. White occupied the remainder of the
afternoon with some very practical and use
full remarks upon the duties connected with
the teachers calling.
In the evening the exercises opened
with a song. The association was
then ably addressed BY Prof Harvey, of
MassilOn.
The audience, during the week, have
seemed greatly pleased with Prof. Har-
vey's course Of lectures. They really have
great deal Of practical worth In them, and
bis services to the Institute have been very
valuable.
This mornings session commenced at halt
past eight. Religious exercises were con-
Quoted By President Pierce.
The first hour was occupied BY Prof. schuy
lots III dHrHSItuB bOmS UAACutk uHNu0natl-
cal questions, proposed to him FOR solution
The questions were solved with readiness
and clearness, showing that the Professor il
truly skiTiful msthsmitician. No one is q
more complete master Of his profession than
Mr.. Schuyler.
Mr.. Harvey followed in lecture upor
storms. 1t was instrucive-one of the best
of the course.
The Institute will close this evening. Il
has been an entire success.
There will be a concert this evening, un
der the supervision of Prof. Dunbar.
The following oflesrs were elected for tn,
ensuing year,.
President-Aaron SCHUYLER.
Vice Presidents. BgeloW, II, E, Burr
Secretary-Amos Croker
Treasurer-S. Patrick.
Executive Committee. Wheeler, 8. Patrick
| and C. S. Bragg. .Hf-.t
VIZ. W. WILLIAMS,
l Assistant Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

WANTED-Two Rooms FOB THE
w Winter, for q smell family. ANY one having
rueh viii address box 1lht 2. a.. oCtZ3 III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

Weekly Receipts.
The following statement shows the weekly receipts
Of -four and wheat at the undsrmsntions lake ports
IN Ocother IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

TIE VoTE FOR JUsrIoEs.-The following
were the votes Tor Justices Of the Peace in
the city Of Cleveland:
RIDanieI Stephan.....-.. ...........5oo5
+. A. SEQ
John b. Os4
Thomas ESTl--..-..--.-- sos
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24
B2n ONO VOIVNTFEp5

Captain VIM. Edwards, captured July ls, since
died.
Lieutenant Perley B. Johnson, killed July Is.
Lieutenant Vim. Reading, killed July Is
Lieutenant Joseph W. Paul, killed July Is.
Lieutenant George 8. Brownell, killed July Is.
Lieutenant Henry c. Knouse, killed July is.
Lieutenant Andrew J. Fonto, killed, July IS.
6.IH OHIO VoLUsTRRRs.
Captain John c. Alberts, killed July IS.
Lieutenant Florence J. Sullivant, captured
July is.
Lieutenant James a. Baxter, killed Jelly IS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24
N A r INE
CLRARED.

H. oLRARED.
Str May Queen, Mckay, Detroit.
Str Ela Burrows, Maxwell, Port Huron,
Prop Empire, Richardson, Chtrego. ~ r"HH
Schr North Star, Johuson, Saginaw.
Schr Sweepstakes, Burlington, Chicago
Schr Meridian Brush, Myandotte.
Schr Miranda, Gsrlock, Oswego.
Rlhr Jessie, Richardaop, Buffalo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

ACCIDENT AT THE DEPoT.-As psssen-
ger train which had just come in on the
Cleveland and Columbus Railroad, was back
ing out of the depot yesterday afternoon,
hack was driven across the track in front
of the cars, the driver attempting to cross
before the train reached him. The wheel
of the hack, however, was caught BY the
approaching car and twisted of In a mo-
msnt. Luckily no further damage resulted
This Is the second mishap of the sort that
We have noted within month, and the
memory Of the frigbtful accident which re
suited from similar circumstances only a
month or two ago is still fresh in the minds
Of our citizens.
It is wonderful that cur drivers still per-
sist in such criminal though thOughtless fool
hardness.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

CoyPLAeKATIoN IN PITTsBURGH. - The
Third Presbyterian Church of Pittsburgh was
consumed on Wednesday by a destructive
FIRE, which originated in building standing
next it. The building wss noble one, and
cost some ninety thousand dollars. 1t was
built some thirty years ago.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

n A. READ & CO, BANKERS, 95
~. superior-St., pay the highest Premium for
Coupon interest due on Q. s. GoTernment Bonds and
Buy and Sell all kinds Of Stocks and Bonds on CON-
mission.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

"ANTED-DAY BOARrEBsAT SO
w senecA-st Also, wo single rooms, suitable
for faafIeueu Oots0-IZz
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

MONEY LOANED.-C. a. READ
lyl 4 CO. Bankers. negotiate Loans on good In
dorsed Notes; also, on HoUee Secured BY Mortgage,
a. Sunerfor-Sf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-24

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAE &
wv his WIFE Board with pleasant rooms, in the
lover part of the ~, convenient to business. Would
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
CITY COMMEnCiAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. Fcc. I'd i. II.
hEApnryY.-Reos,pit Ia. .2Ip bbs -four. $40 bbIs aud
o. - mssl 233 racks buck xhoat flour is
bushels wheu; 1870 Co. corn; 1898 do oats There
was only moderate demand for Western and stats
days Change, the extreme prices demanded having
the check sb,pmen,s aud restrict the regular
trade operations present necessities and although
there decided alteration 10 prices sellers had an
updoubted advantage I'm just st tho close, when with
relaxation tho OF gold holders orsrei their
supplies moro freely si the rui'og currency Tho
sslcs I? 900 bbs.. pcr qnofstf Da bslow ia
Southern Cansdisn lour there a noderaio busi
and The market arm, with sales 81 500 bbis o,
former and SEQ bbs Of tue latter Rye focr was in
fair Vcluest and tho ms~est onoysnt o. T5at5 fos
Tho rang. fine aud supernDe turn meal met with a
lair inquiry st the slight yield noted Yesterday ssirs
so bbs wo quote Jersey %. Braady~ iue % IS and
ciy ard caioric ~ 90. Buckwtcat Hour s b.sg do
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho cunard NAH steamship Persia, Captain Lott, will
Leave this port to-day for Liverpool.
The Nails for Europe viii close this morning at half
past eight O'Clock.
The NEW YosK HERAIp-fdi,ion for Enropc-vl be
published at half past seven O'Clock this morning,
and will contain full details OF tho Great Victories
Chattanooga resulting the complete rout Of the rebels
under General Bragg particulars OF the successful Ad
Of General Ncsdcs Army and the Rc,rca, OF the
rebel army under General Lee, Movements Of General
Banks Yorces-Cspsure q Corpus Christi. Aransas Pass
other points the Progress OF the sese OF Charleston
the IAtes, from Burnsde's Army News from Havasi
and Mexico and all other of tho past week Of
interesting character.
Single copes In Wrappers ready for mailing, Owe cents
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

FoRrREss MONROE, Dec. l. 1853.
Tho Richmond Whia Of November IS aud 30 contains
the following
CRAaIxnoN, Nov. 27. 1863
The Yankees kept up heavy mortar sheing on Sumter
last night, continuing IT this morning.
Six shells thrown into tho city to-day. Two
buildings were struck.
The shelling OF Sumter Moultre johnson aod Smr kns
BY tho enemy, from Gregg and Wagner has been lively
and Continuous. FOUR hundred and slxtyone shots
fred oo Sumter 90 Thursday and Friday.
CaARLxsTos, Nov. %, 1893
shslng has been kept up steadily Sumter Moul,rie,
johnson ard simpkins.
seyeoty,wo teuinch columbiads were ared upon Sum.
ter from Gregg 10 day.
The enemy have commenced firing thirteen inch
tsrs from Cummings' Point. Twenty eight shells
hred.
During the night the enemy cont nucd their usual prsc
lice Sumter with Parrot guns. rwo hundred and
nfty -sevco shots fired on Frid dy night.
Captain Jacob Valentine three privatcs were
severely wounded In Moultre by the explosion OF Par
rott she'll
No casualties James Island to-day.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
| The following comparative table will show the
decrease in the prices OF some OF the leading rail

Government stocks maintained their standing.
and STATE securities we're steady and inclined to
irmncss
The money market exhibits 20 Change. and, al
though comparatively easy lenders find no nece,
sity of reducing the interest below the legal rate.
There was no excite ment amorg the operators
in gold teddy, and the market was fiat. The
prices of Monday. however. were maintained.
with comparatively few lots Offering, but yet quite
suli cent TO supply all demands. Tue following
xypr thp nj unt a
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
MILES o'RrIllY IN IHE WHITE HOUSE.

The interesting and graphic account Of the reception Of
Private Ni's, ORsll at the white House, which gave
last week viii be Published in full in tho WEEKLY HERALD
OF this week All Students Of the Presidential aucs
ton should give heel 10 the developments made on
thst occasion The subject therein fully discussed
with csndor aud profundty seldom surpassed, Private
0Rey's remarks upon the "amy vote being entitled
TO very serious consideration.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
m

AoxRkAs As-EyAss.-At Staten Island. on Monday, No
vember 30. by tho Rev. fhcmas II. Skinner J. HowAss
AoSEssAs, OF Bsookya. TO Mis- AsHk n, daughter sf
Jacob N Evans OF Cftoo, station Island
ossnp-GxRAu.-On sunday, November 29 by ths
hey J Hagan. WiLsos Is. ONsrxD 20 AssA Il. eldest
daughter M Geras, all Of this city.
eoahen papors please copy
sLnK-liAoos.-In Brook yn. on Tuesday, December I.
" .he lSeV Df. N Lte)ohn, at the residence NJ the
p'iuo parents, JAMES a. SLACK to JuIlA L. daughter o<
J." ~, hheon, all OF tho above place. No cards
"iAIxM-fAR-On 1hursday evening, November
So ny the ev Mr. Osborn al the residence o tho brds
inoaAs "ilAAs, 70 MARY T. edcs, daughter OF Robert
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
=. T.-Is6O.-l

\. T.-Is6O.-x.
We VIII psy 81 per DOZEN for NIL Plantation Bitter Bottles
delivered ManufseorJ lOo Liberty stree, In good
BEWARE oY COUNTERFEIT STUFF IN REFiLLED
BOTTLES.
Any person pretending sell Plantation Biters by the
rall0n or in bulk IA I'm posi0r and swindler -.
axe THAT EVERY BOTTLE HAS OUR PRIVATE GOV.
ERNMEST STAMP OVER TIE CORN. o
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

The aggregate exports OF produce and merchan-
disc Exclusive Of specie) for the past week we're
% ,25l .634.
The directors Of the American Transit Company
have made = call upon the stockholders for nn in
stalment Of five per cent or five dollars upon each
share Of the capital stock, to be paid on Tuesday
next. II not paid within three days after that
time the shares and all previous pay ments thereon
will be forfeited.
The Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Com
pany Is in the market for loan OF two hundred
thousand dollars seven per cent bonds. TO be
issued for the construction Of dra wbridge
the Mississippi river at Clinton. The bonds win
be one thousand dollars each. redeemable in 1884,
aud will be lien upon the revenues Of the road
after its other indebtedness 10 cancelled.
The coupons due December OF the Milwaukee
city resdjustmeut bonds will be paid on pie-ents-
6on to w. Schali a Co, in this city.
The following table shows the condition OF the
banks Of Philadelphia on each Monday during the
month Of November
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

omciai Drawings or ns~rray, Eday ~
Co q Keutucky and Missouri State Lottsriea
. kEprU0xy GLASS 6i3-Dec. !. 1888
~, IL, 10, A, 81, 90, &c. 33. Al, OF, 32, III. g.
z, 80.
Circulars senttrss Of charge BY aiars.sns eI.hssts
MURRAY. EDDY 90.
Covtagtoa KY. or 81 Louis. 40
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
sche nck's seaweed Tonic
AID

the stomach liver Of the and morbid matter
tho sppette and makes the food dscs. WE'LL aud
they begin ~ gain In Gesb.
Yersn. that are n ,hs h.m, q drinking ! much VII
hnd sCHENCk n MANDRAkEP PILLS 70 ciean the stomach
and give app~tre for food Instead ~ iluor
DR.. SCuENcK viii be- Il his evsry Tuesday, iron
A.x.os ~, wasre . supply Of bic medicines esa
Dr. sCHENCST n.dlcines are for .ae By sl drugxisss
iu New rert, trpsiyp, w..Ausburs. Jerssy Ctr Hobo
.-n and sissSherr.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Omcsai ORA wi"gs or the Library Asso-
cfauon Compsnys Lottery OF Kentucky
ExraA CLASS 4i3-Dec |. 1888
&C, 81, 50, l6. AZ. G5, 22. 81. 33, 2, IT, 27.
cLAss 4ia-Dec. l, 1851
Il. 23. IL. 10, 80, 50. 4. So, I3 3S, "a, &C, 81.
Circulars sent addressing
FRANCE. KLLis CO. Mxaa.ers coviazsn, Kr.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Bad Breath.-HOvv Many Lovers ~
has saparaed-how many fends forever parted To effect
Q radical cure the BALM or A THOUSAND FLOW-
Frs ss dentrtace night and mornisg II also beauti
hes the complexion Price y cents For sale By all drug
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC:

The mail steamship North star Capt Jones, viii leave
this port 10 morrow, ut NJ on for Aspinwal.
The mails for Central America and the South Paci0c
win Close st half past ten O'Clock 10 morrow morning.
The NEW YoRw Hkssip-fdlt,on for the Pncbc-wfl
Be ready st balfpsst nine oc,tk 10 morrow morning
asd viii contain full particulars Of The recent 6res, Veto
res BY Gen Graots forces AZ Chattanooga accompanied
with Map show og the country from Knoxville to a.
ian'a ne Iassss Ksws frco Con- Nesdes Army; pesais
Of tLs Operations Of Gen Banks 10 Texas IN. Iases,
from Gen. PmnsiSe's Army Tho Siege Of Charleston
Interesting News from Europe Sporting iDieigscc and
all other events u The pact days = Interesting
character.
single copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing sir ccrt.
A New Perfume rnr the Hs sndhers htsf
Ertraet OF the Nrh Bloomns ccreus, srarls;ts,
'elteats and rsrfune disfslef from ~. rsr- and
Nov s'htt y va - name Nsnusa ~
b. aaIs III AfNr SOS IU fsr- ~ -. sila.
80 tor phal. a.. ll irf 'fd Oh 81 frtaEs'a
Prizes Cashs. ps ffsfmffsu tnFa
1ished in eli legaycf I0lierie-
ALECKk co, Brokers' FesssN.r
Prixss Cashed In all . gsiised tote .
II Wal Street, rcor No !.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Al Church, At Homo, Ceremony, viStt-
ing Cords in the laes and most elegant styles at kYER
DELL 8, S2 Br0adwaS
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
Upham's HAIR Dye,

ONLY 81 CENTS Box
Grsy, Red ~ Fasen Hair b~ ehanTed IN lsv -
conds 10 natural Back Bro~n BY HsnE UFHANn
LIQUID HAIR DYE he t~s ssd ebfap.r ls The worn
nsss ,ssa as,ps I'M ~, no, Y, s. ss
goss os The ssiIosis hsr sois hy .. KsoNsR scs
gs,s In The rnsted sass ss1 srisb e-sns. Asa fog
nrrhanis Hair Dye aus ,ssr Diher ~s~ york
ss.s~y Ii.ln.bosd q D-us ssd chen'cai Wsrso1e. ys
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

All Cursbie Acute. ChrOntc and Fc IN alo
Complaints successfully treAle by
j. NAPOLEON PHELPS.
Medical kectrcan and EiecSic Physician Professor OF
Electro Theiapeuucs Diseases Of Females &c New York
Elecropaibic and Medical Institute Test Examinations.
Consultations and Treatment Private odce No e5 Cooper
Union Building, from 10 daily.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
the Shelby Cole &c

Omeial Drn village OF the shelby Collie &c
Lettsry oy Kentucky
EIIRA Class ny-Dec. I, 1867
rs, II, As, 81, ~. SO. rs. 81. 62. Ts a. is, Il.
CLAss 7i8-Dec. ]. 1853
9, So. ". "a, ~. l6. Is, 81, 80. 10, Al, "a.
z. r. SIMMONS a 90.
Successors to Jno A morris h %.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Overcoats just the Thing Sou want.
ing Goats flj CLARK, ia " iliiAm street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Boots tha4 will Keep Your Feet Dry,
and made in thetatcst style, at moderate prcss. at
SKATERS No. Cortandt street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Beautiful Conn ple = 1On.-lIa rdss
Bloom OF Youth. Liquid PEARL for preserving and beaut
flying the c'mplexlon snd skin. AS Broadway aud drug
gists everywhere
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TnEspAY De-. I-6P.M

TUESDAY, Dec. l-6 p. NJ.
Tho stock market was oppressed today at the
opening. and prices took another downward turn,
which the bears claimed to have been the result
entirely Of their management. But upon this oc-
casioa their egot.an has led them to assume too
much, for the may be traced to parts distant
from Wall street The people are beginning to cal
culate upon the shortness OF the time before crash
must come, and they are making arrangements to
meet it by restricting their purchases and gradually
Withdrawing from the market, leaving the jobbers
and the gamblers, who are alwaysin "the oblivious
calm Of indif renee" in regard to approaching
danger, to bear the brunt of the collapse. The
public have become fully convinced that the pres
ent inflated state Of the share market cannot con.
tinue day beyond the time when the first click Of
the telegraph announces the rebellion at end;
and each days intelligence presses the conviction
upon them that that consummation is not far dis
tant. 1t has been our duty to warn them in time
aud we are grataed to find that caution has not
been permitted to pass unhcoded. Compared with
the prices at the first board yesterday the decline
today in New York Central was TX. Erie i%.
Erie preferred q. Hudson River 2, Harlem 2, Read.
ing n, Michigan Central 2, Michigan Southern
lH. Michigan guaranteed ~. Illinois Central 2
a az. Pittsburg a l. Galena II Rock Island
1 Toledo lN az, Fort Wayne q lH, North
western TX and Prairie du Chen TX per cent.
There was no reaction during the day, and prices
did not vary much from the operations at the frat
board. The closing sales at five O'Clock were at
the following figures
New York Central. 1Joi
lO5
keadng ~ !.
Cleveland aud Toledo ll2A
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

wigs, reupe-s, Hsir Dye, u-r Dyein9
and holdavsa Csvan fc~ t,sa'syns the haM ~ " 4
nArCmbLoRS =. " MOOD sssest
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

"The Right Man IN tho Right Place:
~ tho organization, physfogy pbreooloTy, phy.onsmy
of trust. bee the y, orb nunber q the PHhkSOLn
uIcAL JouRkAL IS tenis FOWLEk WELLS Jos
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Al IN 1ghty Dollar - Elected. Hoorai
See his photograph HOLMES Gallery, S03 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

d Ssster, Deari He Raised Ills Hat
Above his datk ami curling locks,
And bow ed. Nv heart went pit pat;
i''" '"'' nav xS8&'.' 'Rs iist.sr. 2l7 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Composite Iron Window Guards, FOR
the protection OF windows. HUTCHINSON WICKER
SHAM 2S9 Canal street, east Of Brcadwav.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

w. a. Baeheisv's Hafr By~-The nest
10 TIE worid-kasx~issa. insantaneo rtiNSs soid By
~ arSsxsts as< pssfsnsrs fsu away sfesl
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

wpseies d Wssssn's uisss rrerafon m
Lea sosA sewing ssesisss oa1sts DO. '-s-.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Chtldren's Leggings. u" All Their Va
riet styles and kinds he found ak CANTRELLS @J
Broadway. between Eieyenth aud Twelfth streets
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

umciai Drawings OF harray, EDDY -
KxsrUoxT CIAss sIs-Dec !. 1883
49, IL TO, A. 81. 90. 2e; ss. 40. OF. Ss. IL. o.
. n.r,I .Sssss. EDDY \ o.
Omei.l Drn nwIags OF ths shelby College
EsIsi ClAss T7-Dec l. iss,
10 " S'' o. c.i.s Gu wi 1is-beS % S is 'S a. i'' A.
3. So. a. "a, ~. ls. Is, 81, 80. TO- Al. IA.
Successors to Jno. A. Morris %.
Omcsai ORA wimgs or che Library Asss-
eauon oompscy. Lottery Of Eenacsy ,..,
&C, 81, 81, i6. ~. e5. ~, 81. 50. Q, II, 27.
Case 4ia-Dec. 1. 1851
IL 70; ~. ID, 80, 81, 4, %, ", IS, "a, &c, 81.
TRxScE sLIis s'S;'ies co. M.a..er. cov,aros. k,
All Cursbie Acute. Chrontc and Female
Complaints '''':.'isY g. SarSrsoN iSIf's.9y PHELPS
Hsdc.i Eiscrc.n and kecsie rhy.lsi.u Professor q
:. Si S:"i,s &
sa1ns sna from :. Private o' No 30 Cooper
Az Church, At Homo, Ceremony, Watt
ing C:ds IN the asst and NOS. elegant styles at EyER
A had Breath.-Hov Many Lovers ~
ass ss Ss 1W
hes the complexion. Price a cents For sale By all drug
sbts
Al mighty Dollar IL Elected. HeoraI
Sec his photograph a, HOLMES Gallery. sos Broadway.
Beautiful OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s% Ss Ss Sd :sa & and St:s
gis,s everywhere.
Boots thas viii Keep Your Feet Dry.
and made In heAess se a Rdsrs's cIc:: a.
Com posite Iron window Guards, for
si S sf ssss ... d
riet e. styles and KINDS can found cANTRKLLs 81,
Broadway. between sieyenth aud Twelfth streets.
Crsstadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot wholesale and retail. No 6As.or House
The dye applied by skiful artists
Chaps. Ch.f~s, s.,lown-ss, Eruptions,
RAUD's Italian Medlcatcd Soap. ias Broadwsv
atsed Joints and Al. diseases Of the fee, cured without
an or No. to S e Boa D'
Coughs, Colds. all Pulmonary Anec-
cosraTSD wO
sThHE Mp 1sS GEsr
HH swAYNns hstH coSfo%rHD % sYnGp pif wiLb ScnshaS
DR. fwAyHh WILLS S & m Eh s street street S.a ae
Dramatic PerTorma ances-Tne ahoss,
sxRSS&s The & s.. a,.a. .IS =.
Dearness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN Tug HEAD.
CATARRHAL 4,irBXT AFEB4TIoss I" rHs
CHRONIC CATARRH
'i5aHsa ss ;s stss "SsGE'
CROSS EVE srs.IaiiqzsHD SSahq IN ONE
And d,e,.. of -. VT Far r.o,r,, .,,.r
medical or surgical AID attended % by Or vON ElskN
BERG. At his consulting looms 06 Broadway. Twelfth
street.
Deafness, Casavrh ami Az Dlsea ases or
ne Ear and rhsc.. treated s. BY Pr oHrnML III 10 s
DSr~csion Labels AMI Tsgs. An Kinda,
At tho manufacturers, VICTOR hAUdER. lis Cham
For tho BaIT-Bsrry's Trieopherous.
the best and cheapest article Sod by si diuggss 3N
Goura ads Poudvc Subtitle Uprooss Hair
yc es hs..a%. 10. she.d' part Of the body
Grover & Baker's Highest Premium
Sewing Machines for sale 915 Broadwav Twenty
nd street Also Embrodenag Brnldng snd esery de-
IsOperssrs Lih~ Ms gtc.-Mrs. Wsnsiow's
Soothing syrup for chidres ec,hing kftsns the
bow eis Pereciy safe In ali csses as millions oi mothers
can testify ~ diving r.i. and health to the child gives
IIIwssoa wigs and Tospess. Jsp0"ica
OF the sociese Hygieniqus, for restoring n" s:'.
KemAaii's AmbOitWe.
kENpAL,s AMboLisE
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Winter nssss, Dasss~sis, Sc, at Hsa-
scnAbie rrifcs vEnaI9 sos. 81 Hass4s syes sGd %
ercsfwsy pcu below ro1rrh street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Ladies Batm0vnt Boots - 80 md - per
pair Chdren's Leggings in great variety at
SLATERS $50 roadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

KenAa1rs AmbOltWe.
KENDALLS AMBOLINB.
kkNDA'LS AMBOLiNE
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAIR.
FOR THE HAtP.
AN INVOICE JUST RECEiyED.
AN IhvOfCk JUST kkCEivBD.
At HELNBOLDS CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
AT HELMBOLD'S CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
S0< BROADWAY
5ot BROADWAY
Lnrin Brooks & Son.-Wtuser Bo0ts, nn~
quality and a reasonable prfces ~ Broadway corner Of
Howard street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Ladies' Furs-At Bs nta's, No. 355 Cana u
street: cegAnt MINK CApes Nuns sad Collars Children .
Fancy Gents Otter and Peaver Fur Caps Ladies Fur
Hoods and Gloves Msses and Eoys fut Collars Iur Trim
mings and Swans Down. furs repaired or altered
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

DSr~csion Labels o. MI Tags All Kinds,
At tho manufacturers, VICTOR MAU0ER. lis Cham
bero street
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Chaps, Chafrs, sailowness, EruptiOns,
Spots. Specks and all Skin Bcmishcs cured By COZ
RAUD'S Italian Medcatcd Soap. fas Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

~ csr'ss 90 vissss sh visns,'ss ~
FaAs1vAL 10 e,atks5 ass,
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservative
and Wig depot wholesale and RETAIL No 6Astor House
The dye applied by sklfnl artists.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Deafness, Casnvrh amd An Disc ases or
the Ear snd Throat treated by DIR. LI0HTHIIL No - st.
Marks place. Reception hours from A. N. uli3PM
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Prixss Cashed In AT . gsiised tote :
rtsa Inforsnatl1u sirca. JOsrfr BATS Eros ..
II Wal street.. roow No 7.