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osT-on the 24th in,tant ,betwssn 18th and 2l.t
Of Red s, p
ssrss psrs s,f % Levin. at NJ HARvETs
S. on stsh e nsG 5s In
III paid sIfsSsssE sSs$r,sn" ''
STOLlh Oh GONE AsTRAY.-Dscemberi 18th,
- nom the premises of the subscriber, lighth
hILGh cow IRON cray; shiss sssk; four bisos
seAa; A reward OF % will be paid for her return
d s''n where NC c5s M fsfj oHss1rR
ospW 0n aI 18th or orc streets. on Wsdhesday, 3
ressspss 1s7 street, between 18th and a'h
r Ro HsTaAH5oR the 20 inst one
III '':s 81 STAT:
son REWARD-HORSE LOsT-A So1rel
Oh insiss bind les stsr in fosshesa Ths Isrss
Otter tHns ss i. sa: s.
Cox REWARD.-stolep. on ths 7th Instant
R4N6U BOOKS. Containing the Se's accounts and
go mo sooae the
yard will be given if returned TO "a stss ONCE,
des4-st. Corner and Hail Ste So Island,
Cox REWARD-strayed or stolen from the door
~ OF No. 241 PennsylvaDia avenue, an IRO N
GREY HORSE; 4a hands high 8 years old. TIE
above reward will be given TO any perton return
ing him to Messrs BENSINGER EBEL, No. 500
Ninth street. de23 ST.
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
y scriber, on friday. the 18th. Black and W bite
COW short horns; about Six years old giving
milk. The owner is requested to come for ward
prove property pay charges. and take her away
PI1ROE SHOEMAKER
de23 3t& On Rock Creek.
G. = REWARD St led from the pre- misses ON or
sgJ about the Sth December n I'm all hri sht RHD
cow with white bind feet and " bite stripe und Or
her throat The above reward viii be- paid for h ar
refnfn or for any information, to 142 G street
ds22-lw* VIM W. RhpLEY
G REWA D Stray I'D or stolen from "a prem
sD.1 ices on strs ct, No 142 on Sunday 2ath a
W bite and Liver colored SETTER DOG has short
hair To- Sc tier has the appearance of very old
dog, The above reward viii be paid il returned or
information given 30 I can get him.
dt2l-Iv" W, W RAPLY,
&2S REWARp10r # necessary, the tuR yalua:
street to the nepot # the = r 90 or in
wss lost on TneEday afternoon, between the hours
The above reward vii Be paid VIII the thanks Of
$50 street Tdestfl r. W EDMONDs.
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q FLO uR h Q o sH.
GEO. Il. MeGLUE 4 90

FLovx AND GEsERAL COMMISSION MHaaHAHYs
- Mes. 375 r. 81 d ST. bet Oh end 7th ss,
Hays on hand choice assor :nnsnt OF Family and
aeurrent market rates. bakers snd dskasrs are in
vited 70 exanins onr Stock before purchasing else
. The new firm Rave arranged for Q supply of the
z best trade braps in the Georee own, baltimore,
and Philadeiphia marksfs and win be- able 20 offer
upusuel inducemerte to purchaserS - le4-iUs
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By WIN L. WALL CO. Auctioneera.
South corner p nnsylrdrfa avenue an3 Ninth srset
ENRAME BUILDING AND STABLE AT AUG
Il rIoN-On TUESDAY AFTERNOON the 9th
inst. We will sell, at the Auction Rooms, At {
O'Clock, . Frame Building and Stable. The build
ing is with tongue AID Rrcovsl floor, No $50
Maryland avenue, and has been used dcur and
grain store
Terms cash, ..- ... .. -..--.. ...-.
do 81 r,
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Aos .SG&a HaK RAIgINs. "a e }gF
40 WHOLE, Half end quarter boxes BuAsh ami
Layef RAIeINs: e kegs Snn d. 2o yu a. rsosivsd
:. ~ No. e23 corner Oh street aud e ~
So 500 Q 8 tx Opposite West Ind
de i6-ets ak CKAp OestAP Market
"a PIANO 1ORTi iii - sold FOR 6isD:z
the ox.ef LAYING The city. 70 be - On 60 IA
~ 41IZ Ah01t1 Music Store 90 rnsrsss NY
fsnn.e . saA 18th ss. Flass Is no3
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YSTABLIsHED 1850,

~ ESTA8LIsHKD 1850. -
- % Having made errsugements wnichU
awe Induced ms to continue the PAWN BROKIN6
HUsIN BsS In this city, take thin method Of In
forming my patrons and the public IN general that
viii continue . ioa1 Mercy On Geld and Silver
Wstcses, Diamonds, sasshy. lAdiee, and Gen IL
Wearing Apparel DO, 10, at the old essAh1ished
stand. No 35l @ street. se.seen II and e6th Sta !,
Ii the rear OF National Hotel ~
-.S8e IeAAG HlRZBHRG & SON
ATen thousand dollars to lean ON Zeal Estate
st the sbovs psre oe s. sns
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GIVE all your friends a present, and SO to the
Dollar Jewelry Store to buy it-43S Pennsylvania
avenue near AZ street. de 22-3tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-26

THE GRANDEsr science and mechanical ex-
bibition In the worid-Sanderson's gigantic
Dio- Panorama of the Russian War. will be on
exhibition tonight at Odd Fellows HALL,
Seventh street. The representations of mill
tary scenes on land and sea are truly m agnifi-
cent and life-l like.
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xXJINTER GARMENTS.
AFzsE az
NE ~ STYL rs,

~ BOYg CLOTHING.
We are ROW in receipt &c . LARGE ssorsment q
es styles auitsbie for the present seasonfor dress
and school wear to vhioh We Invite the attsntion
{ = - WALL, sTEPHENs 4 co., seq Pa. Az,
90 3-if.n s. Tint z Rsp.I bst. 9Th and 18th sts,
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PERSONAL.

IF WILLIAM 4. GERMAN, OF PENINSULA.
Il pia, lrow supported to be in this city, Will c.
a. the Vermont Hotel, No. S07 9th street, he wi
hear something TO his advantage. His friends vii!
please inform him report his residence "a above
de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-26

OHR DOLLAR, ONE DOLLAR Jeweiry Store, AS
Pennsylvania avenue, near Az street. de 22-3t*
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hers of he school board who advocated the in
crease cited the salaries paid IN Boston, New
York and Philadelphia, which before the ID e
rike III prices, or change in nominal values,
were much larger than we are now payns,
ana yet most of these cities have put on al in
crease OF 20 or 25 per cent ~
The cost of tuition for each pupil attending
the public schools of this city (oy corps OF
about sixty teachers) is less than eight dollars
per snnum. The same number educated at
private institutions would cost not less than
twenty dollars per annum for the same stu dies.
Itmay he fairly doubted whether the |" con-
tract system even would nnderbid the pri-
yata schools TO a greater extent than these
figures show In the Mae Grammar Schools
the cost OF tuition for each pupil is less than
seventeen dollars per annum. At Respectable
private institutions the charge for tuition In
the same branches of learning is from thirty
two 10 fCrty dollars per year OF ten months.
But is tie instruction obtained in these gram
mar schools worth any thing; or is it as good
as the average of private institutional The
afIirmatiyd is rot denied even by the advocates
OF the contract shoddy gsys:"n. Now, when
the public school pupils cost less than one
third of the expense tor private tuition, is that
not s'cheap" enough--at least fer this great po-
litical metropolis
We trust that the more com prehensive and
intelligent, as wei as really economical policy
Will be adopted. Let MS invite into our schools
the best teachers the country affords; let us en-
courage our best teachers to remain with Us,
and those who are preparing themselves for
this arduous pursuit to bscome real teachers,
and not merely school s'keepers," who adopt
This vocation as q means of temporary support.
daily management Of fifty or sixty of the on ng
Americans, for even more than the highest rates
proposed A.
Ii is a curious fact that may be stated in ref
erence TO the male grammar schools, that u
ring the last fifteen years all the principal
teacherships became vacant two or three times,
and that the usual advertisements were pub
iished for persons 70 fill the position, but aot
half a dozen competent persons have ever APP
piled for the places. According to the infer.
for contract system would have 10 import
their eaeers, at least for this class of schools.
OF the other grades there are usually q con-
siderable number OF applicants for each teac h.
ership, though OF that plumber many are re-
iecteo Tor IL competency or under or over age.
School teaching then, under the wings Of onr
municipal fathers, does not after all appesr 10
H. vastly attractive as the imagination and
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WIS ss r Fsn D a1.su ss9 ssusr SIM.
onAsud 3 large .tcek Of Med.eins OF ail linds.
? good FupvlY 81 Cesl Oil and lamps fer came .
ehsap y the thsapess, a Do u ~
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ExEMPTs.- Thursday afternoon the
Board OF Enrichment exempted the following
persons from the operation of the draft:
Walter johnson, Sd ward, disability.
g. A. Baldwin, Sd ward, under age.
Adam Cowel, 5th ward, alenage.
A6am Karnald, LIST ward, alienags.
s. GePg, 4th ward, erroneous enrolment
Alfred Diggle, 9TH ward, erroneous enroll
ment.
John Drew, nth district over IS and mar
Iied.
Thomas Hunt 7th ward, over 35 and mar
ried.
John Green, 9th district. over IS and marked.
Hugh GaliheI, Sth district, over 35 and mar
ried.
George Andrews, I'd ward, residence in New
York Hs
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fkFlCE FOR BsNT AND FIXTURES FOR
~ fALE.-tiEs OF the best tied up Offices in this
city for rent, and Fixtures for sale; on Penn eve
nue.. Inquire of WILSON & BANFILL. 4a6
Eighth street, between Penn.sveuue and street.
do
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Et1OR ksNT-A three story BRICK HOUSE. on
1 Va. avenue, bet 81 ana AZ streets contsinins
eight rooms with good cellar, suitable for q store.
Apply to NJ. PEPPEK, No. $50 -Four ard-a- half
street. between VI. avenue and street, tIsiand
de 23 3t~ 4 =. : " =
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

CcRASroS COAL AT AUCTION.
wKIIns R.ILno.p CosrAsr.
,i1n on wednesdsy Yoyeber % at q occcs NJ al The
ogse % ase g. s E, sTy pRaps .heA time they
twenty Ta sSi FIVE raegsssb Toss 9r Fslsu MINED
smsrsces all The qse, SOS and deTsras, s at their dgo
win rspea, about NH o, each
Fl. sale Vii positive Eseh 10, pr, up will be sold 10
The highs. sda.r no sdi r. .n, ION wsa,svef being
fty cen per Ton In b.nssbe funds % Be paid a, the
tim. and plae of .al. and the balance m se apas on
days thereafter and th. coai taken within ihry
a.y. syer. r% Who "r ss ho~s.r lave an sdaSSs ssry
GAY, for sns me =, dsvery q their p rcs. x s.sss
asove specified Interes Al srv.n per per VIII In
Tor paynen, paid aud cents r ,oa % cover
the expense Of sockns the coal both to be paid on delivery
The other conditions q sale vii be substantially those
ss,rH .s,gse =. rf,ss ssss no
cal Win Ne delivered rect from tn. lheir arrival
S% 4Ss.s WI e nodssd % u. van wants q
fss s Il -sS sls's s.ss:
H. a 70 Sos sssl .s s "a o 81 s
Company. JOHN BRIsBfN. President.
G HERMAN co. AUcTroSgERs-wrLLs SILL on
= weap..asy NO, !, q, y o.es "a, a. hs .ns -
Wines iss barrel. Boaroon Rye scotch snd ir.s whi.ss.
30 baskets chsmrasn.. ard iars of
ass'si H.. sr,sers. ls S !; ' AND ''"''' Also soap Gan
CHgRfYY's sALE.-RrcHARp wALrERs,- src.
oeies be and rrtur.s Of Lgosr siore 81 x.rset
rs. eco.;.,ns Of & s.s n'i",: nsFts I,.s kss
JossrW CoRsrLf, Deputy sheriff
vVuLfAn ABBOTT. ArcrIoyEER. OFFICE no.
contents Of The Grocery and Liquor Store, 40 Ess rhr.
turss. Denijohns Bottles hc
VNrrI.LrAysBrR0 AuCrroN-w r. TowysESD
" Sii sell tbs dsy a, iv's o'ekrs. The L~.s oood
Of North fifb aud sirth streets sse Dos,ivr
For Othsr Aaestons See sisveash Page.
THE STRIKES.
HEADQUARTERS, HAcHISfsTg ASSOCIATION or
Ii Hs~ fort and yicsniiy. ~ Bo~sry-A sp~sAl
ing u the dsssses of she VARIOUS nscaIps shows
s,,nnn .ss ',s'sy ,s,o - = hsa ~, rs.ss",
DALsv. Secretary
NOTfcK TO rRvNKnAEgRs THE rRrNxuAxERs
Az r ths arm of Crouch yitsxerah ks,isg for
An hvapcr OF ~ages r~guer the runsrnAhsv ~ hs AWf
.thsr cities ar- % apgy for wors - that sssh~ss sni
Christopher APpLgRocg. chslrman.
RpeAa Bsovs. Secretary
NOTICE -sEoaR nAxEns ARE HEREBY non
An Sod hst n~ vorten 81 rorsyA street kavr ssr,ct
NorfCg TO sTAaE DRIvERs "A MEETING WILL
Iy 10 k>A Il E~vsnh Ana Tlrss svsss~ us
rs<sAs) sAsht Eev. ~. ~ u ssAsss- ~ s~sss ~
-OnnIYTkk
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
TIE LEcrUKr sEA.os.

Isrogrlsr Lyarugss DsILr, yos ogsrtgsss
j saif a. - So reys s-.s-- II ss.f>.s, sss ns..ss
-a Fsfss ansAas 70 sta~nf ih-s<
fs~s~@st 90 f.sstps u ps~.. W .4ssv.~.s a~sssA~y a.
~ hs- pa.a s~~sss AssssaS.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
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s,ys ss ss,sess, ,., = .ae sss. aorASs sSTs@ser *
T % Y S.ss 9, s' s.s s'sss sssl:.s @,aa s.a..
!,o,,n, !,I,,s,. s,e,srsr.ai p,psss se.s.
s.s dated Ax1., !, issi ssa sl1,sef.i ai2s . n ss
soo urVd sat-, Iorrss,ury pos. say .<r.n n s,g
80 ssrnssr.d ~ e ~ 90 10 ~ .sd ,.su,, %
!l..r's' s'so Ir-..ar 40. xe, sarss. o,,es.r l.sl
.syo A. csTtiAeAis of iH8e0isinss No So, daisa
s:.:s sssss ss.: e s Y 80 '.- H."s .aa n.
t,-s ,, 80; ~ gsg"a soSa' Of is Of 900 ..l
sI:. p: :, 900 '.sl Of xsAisaA Contra RAJ
s1s,Iso T.. pa. =, :. s Of S.aa .sa s-as
80? ss,h. -. .' and as ssa i1o Boss.1 $50 ..,A
81 y, w.; e; ?, q DC. s'- ro'' css. RAJ
rasa ssrrc.d soaa No an. saiss ssy D. isss ss,
si.ss-sii r.r css, Bsa 9 r,o,tssso. asi wro..sr
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~, .s.., ~, go, 80 rT,s. sr~. 80 ~,
,s. SSl Al ~ ~ ~ s'''-' 10" ''a '"' q $50 a'''4
a.. r.. :. . s:f 4 ss '''ss :s.,. = ~ . ave -
az I. as n .s.i. .: . s NJ &C., ',r :; I. - r,:. ~: &.
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ner~r kAs stT.r~f sAso 80 80 pNft.~sns 90 ~
s-irtnx hfs ~ a. leaA " ~ - b<sf
pr~vksss gsefasFy ~ es ~ a. ps = tse s.4
i.sss .ss.ps iAss sisss 80 'ag'--ta v A.ss sss ~
y. Z =. 80. .: q. -. 80. .s,.ss.,s 4 r.. rs. a. -
,sfsss. ssdsss a. sesl-si a. ist ss~ tsDsn<
IA. ,s aasss sgassr~ - nxns ker.
.-niy Ser as4~artna snA ths ~ $40 fssAtf
s~.sissfstps tssv az ssaes psa<a~r is1s ~ ~a. n
Ms. 50. go a.- 49, y, "~s. -n trs.al.ssss
rhfsfpts " U. ~ .. l%f N. hkk.trT. GssAtss
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
ExPR EssEs.

DURNHAns FURNITURE ExYREss eyTCE, IB
ID west kev.s,h ssres., bs,ween vffh ard nsS svs,
nass F2soe nlrvuya oksrwss~ IA p~essH and sAipp~A
70 ell paris II tk~ word Covered Wagons fer ryscvisG
HyrnJun = fHnAiies, rvss nzSs elsfVA
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
POLITICAL.

Ar MEETING OF DEMOCRATS DESTROYS OF Et-
"a l,g,ns Ieiorn a ne .e,rGats p.iy @ "a , wa, ,v
was unanimously deteru1n.d 70 call pene e.ung .i
Da for ag been ssared that he viii accept
nomination Ihns tenderei " hin aud Was iun.her re-
he signatures thereto BE- pahshnd N The morning papers OF
b.-Copes OF the call viii be left for signatures at
e on e sorner Of seaygr and ws earn ssbssae A.
Sun s see Esanse M Sios a%a 's
RICHARD b. RoosEyEIr. Sec etary.
ATA MEETING OF The ELECTORS or THE fRsr
"A judicial District. held q Greenwich street on Mon
day even ns III, ION inst the following resolutions were
RE Rssysa That the electors Of .ss FIRST ad cs saods D;
Third and Fifth wards feel il incumb"pt dny - pot an
practisea by clqnes aud caba.. who farcuoasy style
noyn m se represasc, o. G % sIn., hon.
ing voters Of shis Junilal Distrht -
OF sserng integrity unsuied reputation. honesty. ability
and unimpsaehabe anecedents who has been known
IS above spoac5 anu aSoSf % 3 2. ys' Jos soYo 70 ~So"
ma%s s Gs Ss s'
JAWS ENmsnr secretary.
Ar,A MEETING or THE FIRST WARD YOUNG
eyenng of Nyeuber ID. was unannoasy rs.osed that
rs ps snd sS Of mo- & S FLYNN Tor
Jtass AstsSs aSbraxSTT RxSi4T9s S.. f;s. prs.ssst
sG"s M1' dowss. COWS Secretaries
Ar A CONVENTION or TIE MOZART HALL DE.
"a hcid AZ iJu tiesnwth street. Oh Mohhay
evening pnrs'lni 10 cal of the G"nera Committee on
motioD Mr k.rrin of third wapi elected chair
and Mr. Jno Cailaghan and Mr. Michael LOTUS score
tarics The delegates the FIRST Second and fhird
MENUS Flynn nominated an candidate for
Justice OF First udiait district On moon the Con-
venton nd js,rn.d Wednesday, evening to n0mi
candidate for Civii Jasce.
M,ns,,, sGrs uaIi1.,As' iHsras Secretaries
ArA MEETING or THE FOURTH JUDICIARY CON
"A vcnton hold Kuns Hotel ~ Ess-s street. on Mon
day evening Mr. Dong fa,or In the cha
Mr. sylvester Robbins 0e0res Braker, s'crcaries,
that Wniism II. Mansheic and
Moses D. Gale he the candidates of hs convention for tho
DOUGLAS Taylor, Chairman.
q sSss. ssaxss' Secretaries
Al POLITICAL PRINTING AT HALF THE USUAL
al Tickets 70 cents thousand, Posters, Crcn
lars Haldbls and Pastors. at equally low rates ~ y""
don't believe Il and r. X. DAWLEl, Is Park
row opposite the Astor House.
L,RANCIs T. A. BoOLE EMPiKE CLUB.
l. meeting OF ,ne above club VIII take place on Wed
nesday November ls O'Clock, Military Hai bo3 Bow
cry delegation all the Bodice labs IN ia" different
" wa ISAAC ROSE NBoURaH. President.
WIN. II. BROWN, Wee President
FRANCIS 0Ei0ER Vice President
y s.ss.. y rI:sss'' ss:ss s! sse'.'.''s.
NOR POLICE JUSTICE.
First D,suict,
Comprising tho
lst, "a, Sd and 5th yards
CHAS. McCAY.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
FINANCIAL.

FINANSbhHs
\ Afii SIX ( PA 4AstSa cssr hSsh hiSsfshhsr Is 'aio@so
Ihs bans open daily. fom 10 20 snd lfom :" ~ NJ
,, CHARLES D. BAILEY. treasurer
A TLANuc AND GREAT wEsrERn RAILROAD
STATE or OHIO
ps s. ,a.r % Mas-s noea soapea payable i" ApfS
limited number Of these for sale by the aa-
foffarlher p"''ieulari apsly 20 ,
IMPORTANT TO STOCK nRoKERs.- WILL. PUB
lsh. a. ~. geoct r,rry ah'n. Nc sa,s OF dold and
Hotel Tne operations .Iocaa Ae ieaanga are ssry
,she o 1na ao s,eS ~ IN he n any Ne Vii
furnish a~ sobscriecrs a, or,e fr $50 lor
LAIiEE i "a 1 Biso room =, IS William, street " : N
JomS r. MURRAY 4 CO.,
Na;a ies AXE As rcn q s' i.ol .t, s'" York
Dealers GovorDmen aud Other sscaitcs on commission
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE NEW
N YORK amt Harlem railroad IomIApy. II.
Is sARf ~ ss sa q sds"s s"s
Nin 10 extend th" dnu" iiaen io s nrss-n, ,rrmins
he road from u,ss plsee through TO Albany
M onstuo,s. dcirsy the srpen.cs maiden.
oas r ~ p,sssT o nave M rs.g hs II s cspssni = To-
tie capital stock such 40, e,r."dnH the
a".s vote % of u hs 80 sha~r and TO
81 eor"rleunr s"c dc, tuep aid e,.~nsons and pro-
curing iha ocrersafy hdGi'pi,ai toliuF stocs mlH
The ~ h pli s;o1t iUitst by the charter
and sn~naainy aud ineluiing bah ~. conn,on aad
osht millions ~ dnla ~ wh~h two
thirty min. ,hon.ana huudFed
| ATTY dol!An1 ttu UNPAID
The Hoard bca hat the ,npal st0ck 10
| Increased ta tts tnli itnunnt 4
| II tt" stockholders fD the iiryoee OF Artlng
upon iu,na ~ the Barh ~ bii-rarn ana Of
| curing the OF thee full
amount authorized by the chRuor srsesai of
ha Less rinedaoy thereof wi b. hela AZ the once
OF the t'ouHuv OF Twenty street and
Fourth Tn~iay tho st day of December nsst
| at " ocock OF tiNit day. /.
For ibe unr ose ~ Aleorfsnins the stockholders Who
shah entitled meeting the boots - trans
win required bs law saturday. The 1th
dsy of November inst tie day o the Drs rabrstn ef his
| notice.
The books vii b. open Tuesday. 0t day of No
| s.lnbcr lust ~ Order ~ tho hoard ~ Dirertors
| g yASDERhiLT rtesdsul
| VIZ. ". EslrroS Secretary.
| Niw yosk. NogsmhrrG, lSJ.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW woKk-ENTrLED DEBILITY AND ITS
= S.'s.s p'te p, nj 20 cergymen and medi
postage Address G. q o. 2 = sends 70 pay e.rn
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

uy.rr~ows uorsruoLD yEasfruHr vvG ssLg -
III AZ gsrsi sssrfsSs s~ sss& b~s~tvsf r~s~s ssss.
s..rf X. 49, Yssaqs kes~stst sHsea
o.st. ar ssss sys 80 v ssas - etsp ~ - otl
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Two vOUk0 LADiss AGED II AND 10, BLONDE
80 w.nesG are Assko~s ef forming the AoquAiat
ssSg Mo isnuemen Of undivided resyee,sthty, With .
49, nx@sI'nor1 Hose seed answer tkis except ,n STA
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A rLASTtc SAVINGS BANK, III CHATHAM SQUARE
n SiN PER CENr INTEREST ALiowED a,
Ihls baIk open daily from 10 10 an liom5 10 ~ NJ.
NJ D. VAN PELT President
CHARLES u. BAILEY. Treasurer
JoxErn l.. Coornr Sacraary
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NOV RBADY-A NEW COPYRIGHT NOVEL,
IN BY COUSIN NAY CARLETON.
ERMINIE
THE GIPSi'S VOW.
Price fifty cents In paper cents In cloth

Cousin May Carleton ha. proved herssf romance writer
not less popular than Mrs. Wood Miss Braddon. Her
books eagerly sought after and met with unpece
dented success Ermnie" probably her best effort and
II published: II hands printed fine white
the illustrations (seven) from designs by Darev
and are printed ON finely separate from the
letter press -.,l l....-.
Cousin May Carleton is the author Of "Sver Star" and
"Sybil Campbell" which published uniform with
"Erminic.i
Mailed free OF postage receipt of pr1ce.
FREDERIC A. BRADY Publisher.
2f Ann street, New York.
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IF you WANT TO KNOW HOW DISEASED LIvERS
L should be treated. read MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curious book for curious people and good book for every
Contents tables free. At SINCLAIR TOuSEYS l2i
Nassau principal depots throughout tho
country at warnere NO. vesey street or Of the author.
DR.. Z. b. Foote ll30 Broadway, n Y
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desire 70 form the sr1nsusos~ OF two young ladies'
40 mnm = rod lcoshG sod accomplished. Address for
sa~e ssys '" and Q. w. bun l<07 New York Post orce
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ID HAZELL AUCrfOSEER
IL. WHITTEMORE HALELL will sell at Auctou.
THIS day tTuESDAY). Nov. H.
Al IOJ. O'clock their room ~ Liberty street
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Comprising n assortment 81 heavy aud shelf goods IN
lots g. suit the trade
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