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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Hksgr II. LrEps CO., Auei.oneeri.
LNXIR ANHULNAEI SALL OE OH. PAINI

IL nos --IENRi n. LEEDS Co. VT PIT q. auction
o UKsDAY snd FRIDAY Aov .Jlh ani It - o cly
each evening. a, the OLD DUSsELDORF uALLhHl, 20
az T.adsAy. - - - - . ,,..-.....,.
EXTRAORDINARY SALE or OIL PAINTINGS.
We beg ufofn tie Ovcrs oi at tat we afs ~
trusted 70 d.p- Of aairr collection recently selected IA
Europe by ta. well kAown sIm of
ME,SUS. BALL BLACh 60.
con prisinr about hIslrrd specimen, u tie hsis of
II srt. TIL. l. ubulsuotaoy oae o. TIE hher c'Ne' o
F,rei r. 80 al,onx Which are 70 be found .fc ok. 70
AZ citFSghtu MaNIIN VAsDERtIHf,
n tON BREMEN, SACHS Hp'Ahs,.,
rE-FLL-uAP HOGtfT thfRlbiNi
GiTfRgDCK VYRMEULEN, LEKuEIDEN,
HOLMAN. VAN Mtkth, sALlriiN
My rhHEIA, KDh 81, - u LDDst1
COiTURlER ID nE NOTER, MikH,
lFRBOfChHONEE DE hfLASDl, IDhfN
BhEsDEL. ulDDtNANi Andoinris,
This unr ya'cd eo''eor La been fel'~ef ~ nfi OF
tie sboyr lm fo the 1lios the aTtias disc, tn sf
care ca.h bat 10 tEr srat Hccsse o no
oder bsslcbe, ,uif busns.. they hnd u po'non 20
nl.k- sataor s1hibscn tlrir osH rF'ni.-s -ii 'e
tof ore AL q cd i- plan for sAcr dposa' 1cfrby 81 q
e pabc opg,uuy Of sfailyius bef iAs', ~th =, A.
f .r,st merit ra.y viii be rklJ!icn snd o. Mon
l.y Nov 6 ir3in a. uuii ln 2. RI - 90 ,,-,,,--
rhe lasly CELEBRATED flECE oF STAT ~ q
'TifE ifRf" ilOL!lRs st works, d pr2nonr cd
b, eoruoeurs I'D h. oes, sua nspPrst cIor
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EAsEuOLp pROPERTY. 81. ll3 EAs

L EASEUUIU II.UI IN I, Nut II -
IL BROAUWAY-A. J BLtEChEh, SOY 4 g VII
.-il on TUESDAY. Nov. ~ q u ocl9ek . nc LHf. p
s.ssscom NJ III ", Aiway. lie above trf inir 9fy,
real Pkrs AMI conl.;iug ~ 3'ory ai'r t.''tit .'d
cellar L.lrs HOUSE viii Eriris0f, ant Lose ci sot
40! l5y ground z l. ~ AMMAN ~iit rfnrfe ~ -
year, q, vsaaoI Hous. ha AZ ths noifn tf'sr.ei
y bait . tle tnannsf iol ~ sLtt - as
FEisn.iou 20 lcc.i lot oJars scsp Mas, &C. I. Ho -
lcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
New Publications.
THE ATLANTIC MONTH l. Y
DECEMBER, ness.
THE DECEMBER NUMRFR is NOW READY
WIN CONTRIBUTIONS RHsa

THE DECEMBER NUMRFR Is NOW READY
WITH CONTRIBUTIONS sAsa
HENRY W. LCNOFELLoW,
FR,..CIs VAhLAND' Jh'
1HORGE w O RTlS, -,,p,s,,.
TIE kCTil02 or LEE IN ~ ~ -, IN'-' ''''
And other Popular "ri'e"'
Trsr op CONTFS1': .
s,,,,, ,,.,, ,,r,.fnifr A COUNTRY. By fRrpsRcK
ISauAs l. :. N....-x-oDTu y. ~ UvSry WAps.
ETIls SlRDS OF hlLLi'''
q. .,-w@an, woRfn Gp,Fr IN PARIS. THx Garrett
laE GREAT AIE-EN0lNh' d! ''e @'"'io' "a -' -
tie lrou Mills. - -.
,cfJGENE pFLAC.ulA by W. y olh~NA1"
EN- Nt TiIlNG ABO,r BRIDGES. by HENry T. TUCK
INTERNAL STRUCTURE AID PROGRESSION OF THE
GLACIER. by l.ot is AGAssIA
u. AN ATfIC. by Ar. EIIzABkIH AKEKs
IONGrELLOW. By GroRoF " >uETIs -
fErl Ea 10 a PEACE DEMOCAAi by taAScis " Az
LAND ir. - .-,,
RENIENS AND LITE RARY NOTICES.
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A. NJ MspwN. AuctloneeT.
DY RANCS MEKWIN Il Co.. Irving Builh'

DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co.. Irving Buil'-
ID ir~s Nos s9i and go Broadway Slles Of Books 30
ioner Pictures Worss q Art Fancy oood, rnnlsfe a.
TUESDAY MORNING Nov. H. At 10 o'cIocs,
and IN. three following days at ths sHue hour. .,,
laPORTANr SALE OF EAGLlsb AID A'lfhi' :
lsy.c consg.n ns OF choice stldafi
Wors. IN all l.er,s IN rc AID substantial bnang md
new Miscellaneous Publications including etp,sse3 ~
LsTRA and handson.ly bound Book. A. fhoi7gf'pa
Albums In gree, variety &C. 4e and aso Involves Of saon
rry .d Anbr0yp.s Tie Whole q bo sold without lefer,
In lot, purchasers. For p.cuar' C.e-oguo " Dc
..Ia tho, !. l.afo
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

VlNlN ROOFS made watcr.tight and warranted.
4 PREPARED CANVASS HOOtlN0 fos sale. MICA
ROOFING CO.. No. 2v5 BIosdwsy, ~ \,
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builoinp nlalcrialS.

MARBLE and SLATE STONE MANTELS,
lfk itopfn; Slate hiliarj brd,. iinck Boards Icn.
Mnib, and Slir llsbs Ac., Ac. the trade snppicd .
MtsI CASfI.tfOn SLATE CO.. AZ Broad way. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
rIO ApvERTlsERs.-THE PATTERSON

T1O ADVERTISERS.-TIIE PATERSON
( PRESS daily AID weekly !. tie bet medium n Moth
err New lcrsey Oude Of Nesas By which tho public csn
H. escled u has and rpdy .T,@lu- cfcniaion ~;
o-y In Paterson and rsac County but h. b'rsen Mo!Ts
Zealand ed Ouse Co1i@ lts issYet already aiseE
sId resch better Fl adeIs than those Of tI otlef p-pos
L. Psssar and bersrn touitl~..
To fo!oni few If mary notices which II has 70
es.yea llfin iciliug journals b. Nes-l OH City:
"JHL IAI rs o. iHEssfyer since thr detection oi Inc
Cuaoisn Ciy o. pasoa Sew jerey has been without
horoughso Union pape. We glad 10 es ;hai ne re
pf,seh ast that thTyin- place exists longer I've
tya Repu0losn IGp.E La. appeaed in The DAILY ff-ss,
vneieof Mes p WIsl; Chiwei IRE tie publ 10
aeai, aDeoDkns folio tei "h sound sense and a
eooI oIly sfisy Of ADVERT u.en;s. Il inbnnr.
4 NEW LOYaL lAPCH havc jlsi received the fret
ruiabei Of Tie Dsiy Pres. PIPER nsi ssued s Paer.
SOL New jersey tir William Wright formerly connected
vii fs " NewYork editor The irr.s pfesrnis a
6i- ~ eersoe f. edited 'h .bi end p and will prove
0 ,e accesf 10 loyal JOaraa iiu in NewJrscy No
c b. ihe State las nccr loo greater need o hrca.s Loyal
jsLna and tue poor viii 10 hcm-efes cedI IN giving Ihe
Pro- an effective support. ."- fyeLii Post.
Send Tor opie winch VII be sent g'uiuiopsly 70 app
esIts vi q rates for Dsi ohd We-siy Addfess,
WRIGHT ClIiSWELL, Peteison y. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

A r AUCTION.-Tbe undersigned, by virtue
n ola Chael Nor gnre will ccoss be sold on E-DAf
the "a day Of November, 1863, AZ iiococs IL ,he
=, lie foo, OF Lrookiyn. hings County, Ne"
Nork the Canal Bot q. DUNCAN wR al her appaie .ha
hI Ituros.-New fork, Eoy. lG 1903. -
BLEAkLEY 4 iIOir, Attorney
No. city Hallrlace, " Y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Sales br 1urtion.
pIERCKKR SON. g. % will eel

A ]. BLEECKER, SON, g. Co. will sell
~ Al .nctior ON TUESDAY Nov. "a al u oeocA OF the
Ezchans. saIesroom NO Ill roadway tho valuable Prop
srty Nos and a67 <thst2 known as the "cONsrANI
3-tory dSnbe Dwelling iou-e AZ, AID 2sry Brewery IN The
bnnc,s in perfect order The Real Esate only offered
Shond il be- purchased by parties for B.wery the per- on
property connected with 1t viii be sod sufc, az
sn oi four u.ron tw be chosen by e seller, aud two
by the purchaser Fo- and particulars, s?y A. oHce
OF Auc,ioncers, No. II Cedar 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
AIRERT G. HAYWOOD. Auctioneer, WI

~ sell a. public auction THIS DAY. Filay Noy 20.
ss3 O'Clock the splendid private NO ~
O.ht few doors Yves, Of Broadway all te elegant ~ 'e
bnd Fnriture consisting Of Dining Room, fariof ana he1
room FINN turc all hr.tcs-s and made TO order st.o Oh
win ind his rarc opportunity to supply themselves. iHe
entire stock valued at t 1900.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
AUCTION SALE of magnificent

A UCTION SALE of magnificent bOt tSE-
~ HOLD FURNITURE. Paintings, Piano. Fore DfaFing
-oon SitasJ LEvERICH TARDEE Auctionc.r r VIII srii
At pubic auction TuIS DAY ttndsyl q IT, r. % 'sl'
residence No 20 West 6bs,., between Jn ani otha.s ,1e
oomnencing st n oclock Eag, Booseae. Mif3r'
Clocss Carpets, Piano foris staiaary pIsninz iooa
Brocae and Lace Curtains, Chan and Dning ~ fh
tux, Basement and Kitchen taru'rIe. Sale pefenrory
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

CCOU NJ DOOAS AID DSIAIlohLRf -
u fsu ann, CO.. ..at, on Land sni asds 10 oslcF
b...arssrp 80 .iy..,d 10 ca.i a. o. a.. sis "a
uONk 4 ~ Ehi. No. % bowcry.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

NOCHRANES GLASS lNhSIA AND MANI
" FAdIONE. sa ~ NlaiaI.f't y. f--Fairit M
ll.. lnlsaill rl'sl; inny inssantt Coz htse h' .
nj. ra -fsi if.snf I .nnvt 'af ~ -nf aH.' -
ins,f,l 90 aa.H.i'y sHd ees"omy. f"' 'A' " 49, %
i4nasfs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

DOOK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 498
ID bdwsy, nssTy Opposite -, Hichoas HotL-p A.LEs
IlIr Auoi ou.er by J. b.. Cooley. Consignnen' s0nc'd
GRfAT SALE OF EOOKS-lhis Ftidiy afternoon aud
event e. commenting I 4 ocoe. ihe illustrated books "i
be soll hi. ey.uny
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
THE ATLANTIC FOR Ye6

~ \ NEW VOLUME. al
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

- SA LOTS for SALE-At Ehls'e'.p .,s
sUv n. j.. .u,,bv ior a,unsttsring paip ,,T, a
tr, 60 suit puscL,-r. ri .Vw pIiesss iss.'s = Y
pdy -ni. T. hrhh'''' -.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
LAZLTTON BROTHERS,

OvEksTRUN9, GRAND, AND SQUARE
PfANO-fURTE MANUfA,fUREKS.
No o. Pruc.t lew doors Of broadway, New YorA
1aos Isios nav always received the irs premium xher
ever tfcy nave Ssrn e1uhtei written guaranty Or i've
y~ars ecconpsA.e. reb !auo. These instrument. b
sold nf prices - .plt Tie times.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

TrRHs-S2 per annam Threo Copies for IS. Ton for
SIS.
SINGLE COPIES for sale st tho Publication Office THIS
MORNING, Ia wsppeis ready for mailing. Price, Five
Gents.
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CHICKERING Il Sons, Manufactures ,
nRrAT TrIIIMPu.

y rELAI II.II III IL -
" sTFiSSAY Z SONS Nos. p, end s4 Wsksr y, New
Yoss Bore swaied nIst prize medal az ie a'e Des, In,
terna0tai EAhioio LoslOn over he fts Pianos Tom 4
fte ol -, woha entered for competition.
Fh. sDceia Correspondent OF The New York Times s.y,
Nel.rs st..nwsys mdoissme..t by the Julofs Il
ph3ie ani aud the point than thai oi
frloOs1u maker
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Musiral Jnstruments.
4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF
FIRST.CLASS PIANOS.
for SALE and to RENT, on favorable terms =
40. 15S BROADWAY.

4 MAGNIFICENT 71-Octaye ROseyoo
~ PIANO FORTE for SALE-With al modern impr ~
Bsn's; fu iroI ame made to order and fully gsarsse
richly carved; cost so; VIII be sold FOR $5ly iuud,
Stool Cover inquire at No. l5 West 2Jds, nssr Sh a
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
The First Corps at Gettysburg.
To TIls EDITOR or rnE HERALD.
nsAporaRrrz~, FlEsr Asxv Copp

1IsAporARrysS, FiRsr Apxy CopPs
AaT oF rHs Poios,c, Dec. 10, 1868. /
bog loavs TO call attention to a paragraph from an
editorial in the iyasiD, or the i3th inst commenting n
Geuers H,Iecss report. Speaking OF the struggle at
Gettysburg, u ts said
The FIRST corps not on the right. The Twelfth
corps was there, and the assault at night the sec0nd
day, feu heWiest on thai corps.
On the morning OF the second day the First division
the First corps posted the right centrca position
which II retained throughout the eugagcmeut-the
1wolth corps beng the right. During the on
the afternoon OF ib,t day the rwelfth corps--wh the
exception ot q single brigide General Grcensl-was
withdrawn 20 support the lef Ewelrs night attack
bsreicrc, fell upon wadsworhs DIVISION Firs, corps
aud Green's brigade only of the Twelfth corps and was
hannsome,y repulscd BY thom.
Tho sccond and third divisions of the First corps wero
cmpoyed by tensrs Newton 10 al the gap In our line
made by the withdrawal n General sickles command on
the ate nton the seccni day they were instr,meuts
IN checking the further of the enemy and In rc
taking the guns which had been abandoned In the snb
scguen engagements thoy held positions on the m centre
This disposition Of the troops Of currs accounts foy
the conflicting statements which have appeared ,s 10 ia
pisce Ia The order OF battle.
The desperate struggle made by the First corps AZ tho
vanguard of thu army the LIST OF Juy NAV have occs
stoned the important services u rendered the battles OF
he 2t and "a to have been IN Q overlooked II
u no detrsction from the aures bravely carmel by
every portion o the army 10 assert that 10 the Frst
corps alone belongs the honor Of having Fought close
quarters Nth tho encmy esch dar Of the mcmotsbe
bNts e Gettysburg G.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marrlcd.


AInw-Nouss Al Red Hook, Brooklyn, on Wed
nesday, december Is, by tho Rev. N. N olmsted Mr.
Gsosos 2. ATKINS TO Mss LuLu NoHruxur. both OF New
York.
BmIoN-HAysxgyxs- Wednesday, December 70
By the Rev W. Balch, Lous j. BELioSr. Jr, to KArr
RsAsIw-rocess. --Oa Wednesday, December II, By
the Row. Jobu Downg, AvDsrw BLKiKIwv Esq Of New
York city. 70 Miss NARY ELuAuxra LorGES OF Concord
Concord papers please copy
Bosp--RAysosp.-0n Wednesday. December %, at the
Church Of the ncarnaten. by tho Rev. Dr. Montgomery
oIvss = BosD, OF Toledo, Ohio, 10 CLARA A. RAYMOND
only daughter OF Joo Raymond, ESQ. Of this city
Row. Fshcr Boycs, Of 81 Thorrsa's church, Mr Joss
BuRrsoy TO Miss MARI M ScAStov eldest daughter OF
tho late Thomas scanlon. Esl., all OF this city.
Liverpool and Armagh papers please copy
DoUaAu-GSssy On Wednesday, Dec smber 10, at the
WASHINGTON square Methodist EpiscopaI church by The
Rev. Dr Newman. Joas A. Doross TO Gsicu y. Gssrs,
youngest daughter Of the late George w. Grcen all Of
city
Hurcus.-Pslros AT the residence OF the BRIDES
fathcr. poashtespsc, n. y on Wednesday evening ne.
Gambler 10, by the Rev >. q. l.. McKown. ALssAsDss
w Sos c,s a.,. o. n,99sy1 MS n
IrSDstsy--hr Hsri.--On Wednesday evening, Decem.
Der 30 BY the Rev. T. r. Clark, EpwArp L. IfSp.fxr Of
Newark 70 DarsufA only daughter Of Geo. @. Mt he'll,
Lvos-wxis On Tuesday, December 70. at the Ne.
thodist Episcopal church. Masroneck by Rev Dr Ste
vens, Mr.. rgro Lros 10 Mics MAav A. wEts both OF the
above place. No cards.
McIosoUos--Bnows.-o Thursday. December ~. a,
the resdsncs OF the brides father, Thomas Brown ioi
Attorney street, by the Rev WIN. fIsmmond JANIS n
McIDSouon 10 ELuA A BRows
Nucaxl-wssr On Thursday, December %, al Trinity
chspe, By the Rev. s. s. Stocking. EpwS W. MrcrN n
lwu-ttA wrsr piece and adopted daughter OF Thomas
pq,n,% k, al Of n'' Guy 40 c,sas p.c.,.,
%, BY the Rev a Alexander Prlty, EDWARD Y. OsRsil
fsi counsellor at law, 10 Mss MAocm j. ooly daughter
OF Mr. Aiexsnir wbyte, both of this city
Porrss--wnis.--t'n1 thursday, Dccember ~, BY Rev
McAister. sAxusL 4. rorrn, Js., 10 Miss " LOUISE
wtta No cards.
ssraxas-Fnrsu On Wednesday evening, December
q, at the residence Of tho brides mother, by the Rev
Henry Fioy Roberts, S,nsw Y. SHrssM TO fRAyc1 r I.
youngest daughter of tho late Capt Francis French,
all OF this city
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
SHIPPING NE w s.
Fort OF Now York, Doccmbsr ~, 1899.
CLEARED.


CLEARED.
sbip Adele (H'nc,, causseu. An'werp-wm schm'dfs
ship Ferdinand Pickc rrussiaa,. Domansty. London
Rsrt Starlight Reynolds Maits-essse,. Nicteraon.
s:rs sGs9Sns sS 1 sow .r.sa s. Ssa Cor fup0e bs'e
Bark Honduras ,Br). Dixon. Vera crut-t Alexandra
Bark wnnelmins (Br,, McEwen, Port al Prince-R H.
BART Cenfaeeos Cole cienracsos,-.Ponvert Co:
RAIt Tralaa Conaut Fort rAs ws'sh Carver Chase.
Bsrs osampon S Tracy Pssasiphls@i Mckee N'p'
Bark rercss csrmelIia uta). Romeo Boson-La~rsnce'
Brs Isnlhe tBr. s,so,e,oo. oeeen.own-o Bailey.
Brig rasoriien Nor, svcndsea' Recommendations
cr s:s,s. s.s1s
Brs Scotland (Brl. Francis Bsroatos-E Smith:
oaa P &C.; Anderson l1iHi wsn.y e.
Brs Charles Heath. wyman, washagion-hurray a Ne
Bris Alber, Adams Cummings, PhilAdsip iphia-Dewey 4
scbr Lima tsrl o. Bricn. Kinssoa. Js.R Small Co.
sssr i s cr.oie sbues speshi cafacoa-r Foalfes
sehr E'l.a clcnre Hss.,o-W Jones nesu,.c.n,,
sr ssr i;iss. s:s. as assssf ss ;
ssSS SS 3s". 1sSn baSsi Der fosrs:s soaroe wsee,r
csr scsr Hosri. fss% ss%.rs. orS csmpas
schr n L Compton. pcpew YORK Rver-'an Brun'
ssSs ce. Baker; yots yas a.rs,c.os Pain.
scsr ssry Ade,in. Dsy: Caoeo,esg.sA Hs,sa'
Sem q rssior Rose wsshnson-vss Brse, sssh,
6chr IL MARITIME johnson, wssbiogion-B Small q 90.
schr wm Marcy. Barrett washink'on--Ssn Brun,
Schr s NJ whea,ca. Story. wsshiagion-vsn Bruut 4
scSr q BORDEN. Borden. wsshlaxioa-L. Kcnny
scsr Ssosvl pses w..sl.s ss-L sss,t
sssr w.. Ms. psy. nsn.. ~
sc6r Ressfas iss sas'.se'psis -BepiI.,, Smith q
schr pea.pc. u.nasas rAg.del,Aa--, " Mckee.
scnr W Eel, thsmpon. orra, kgs hareor-r Ben
Sen ] 4 crsnsr Cole. Lnte Esg H.rbsr-vsa Brun,
sshr Cruso. Poster. ssean.-T n M-ys.w
schr ssrah. Holden. rcrisnd-y us',isad
sss co. s ..ss ws.ds s.',sss Ss.. waGi
sssr isisSs belle. Baker rrovisesc~--v n Sictersos
scnr G wight Rayle,, Ne. Lcnaon...H R,cteu Son
schr Gertrude, R,is New Haven.
sloop 10 pter. Nichols Provideocs-L kenny
Dec H. Pensacos Is,h SPN. KEY west lsis. 70 Quar
,ermas,.r Hsa strong esl.. ,se es,,rs p..'sse isth
Hsssns
aris yssisn,, s,, rayor Hn'eoro isa.y' with srIud
arg warren smith. Boston, days wah ssh, TO Wood
scsr xa,s,gsi.s Cn.,. Could cornwaui'. u days. with
scsr osoops 6 mss.. wheeler. Ke, west . DAYS in
/. sehr julia Newell rroit Portland. sdsy.
sehr Nsutfn. Pi'.suy. Roctispd,
sehr Prince Paine. Nee Hssra'
Steamer R,ge. Ferrec. tsr, Riley. cbsrotteo~n. Dec
ss.@sr s S,i f.,s.i psV. sesaror NC ssur. with r..
seugers and ndse 20 Murrsr Nephew. Had hcavf NB
weather ftom Cape Henry
BEfOw
scsr Susan lane tBr from -
2as--s,.smsrs Celia Arlei
wiad sunset Ne
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

The amount Of each subscription to the capital
stock of the international Fire Insurance Company
is required to be paid on Monday, December 20.
The stockholders Of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Bank, of Hartford, Conn, have voted
to transform that institution into one Of the nation
al banks.
The capital stock of the First National Bank Of
Philadelphia has been increased from $3.50 900 to
81, 900, 900.
The Reading Railroad Company requests the
holders of coupons Of that company due on the
Ist proximo to leave them at the Office. on or
before the 3lst inst. when receipts will be given
and checks will be ready for delivery on the I'd Of
January next, in exchange for such receipts.
The Pottsvillc (Pa.) Miners Ioso'no' Of the 10th
mat. thus refers to the operations Of the coal
mines:-
The demand FOR lump. steamboat and broken coal
tnues good but The demand for prepared very slack
aud consequently many coerics have stoprod and 9th
order years usiness The Increase
OF anthracite GOAL thrown into the market this year will
exceed million eight hundred thousand tons Tho
semi anthracite and buminous has Increased this year
about 90 900 TONS The canals nl closed and the
TRACE is reduced 10 winter business which 10 always
the al this Of tho year The extraordinary
demand for coal for the ycar now closing has drawn
largely the capacity OF the coeries, and "dead
work than usual viii havo be done tails winter put
the coleries IN working order for tho Dex years bus
In many coleries the usual work, which ought a.
ways to progress during the year; was stopped and all
be driven, and breasts. &C.. prepared, 10 In
the capacity Of The coeries for years. bcs
This additional work aud the preparations FOG The
this wuter than al the different colercs in
the different regious.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25

brands wsthou, important change. Tho dcmAnd
mainly Tor home though We ootced rather more
shppog Inquiry than fos several days past ses ~ 900
bbls within the annexed range. Tho common kinds Of
soutnern donr heavy aud the demand
moderate. Fanoies aud extras unchanged. Sales
500 bbs OF former aud 600 OF the latter tho market
closing quietly. Rye aour was dull aud the same may
DO said OF meal though prices are without quota
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
,ary cOmMkpcrA,. REPORT

fHrpspsy, Dec. 7t-6 r "
Receipts u bbI Market steady, with sales cf
IS bbls pots ct - 80 aud pearls al % 70.
Bssspsrv,Ys- Receipts eiss bbls -four. .32T bushels
corn. si9 do oats 100 do rys 3T5 do. barley. 2i57
do. malt. rs bb,s and iiTl mesi The oour
mnSs, wac dun and irregular, the common grades Of
Of wcs,cr. sui,os IA favor OF thu purchaser. wb,e
so'pros Srsdes Of state and the STANDARD trsde
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
DIED

Bxxxrrr Fort Hamilton 90 Wednesday, December
"a. Nrs raAscus Jrt4A. vito OF Richard r. Benaott
Frsods o the family are nv,ssd 70 attend tht Funeral
on Saturday sfsrnooo two O'Clock. Carriages wi, Ds
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
Presentation Of n Valuable Horse "a
General Grant.

From the Chicago Times, Dec. %
We take pleasure In giving publicity 70 the suhjoned
correspondence which has been furnished or tina;
purpose
The best horsemen in the army, aud delghis horses
and "horse talk" From the beginning OF the til
last winter he rode "od Jack" magnificent clay bank
stallion thnt has become almost well known and IA
nous IN the army as the General himself. "Od Jack"
Was sen North last January " recoperae and thus Kept
often almost destitute of ia mount" AZ the battle Of
Port Gibsou he rode p'cked up horse aud equipments
that hair his teamstsrs would have soorned TO ride On
that trip small brown horse sss captured from je
Davis pantaton that he rode awhile. He had also a
.horoughored bay s'ai.n but Didn't tency him par.
tcuarty. General T. Kirby Smith PRESENTED him spot
tod horse. which proved TO be worthless. This de-
scrbsd below is the ory ono presented to him likely to
please him. He is thorough Judge, and passiona,oy
fond OF good horse Ne present could have bcon
appropriae, but noue will ever him from Od
Hs.vyussrsss, p,sInct cf HsyrvcKf, ASp)
fRsr pi1.Ios rwssYlsRp Army coRf~,
Lieutenant Colonel j. H. wTsos General Grants staff
Chattanooga. Tom. -
Coass' Al the rsausst or Mr. rooie send forward,
for MAYOR General Grant, nnc bay gcding srecms
VI nrst rate booied Kentucky horse present from
grateful countrvfncn from the Gaaiin pnpc
and substantial testimony of their gratitude aud friend
ship aso ssni letter OF .r iole TO YOU requcs pg
that you prcsent the horse 10 Gen. Grant IN the and
ooea or tue people of tho coan'es named. The horse
with the letters s sen, In charge and care OF private
Rodsoarsh, Orderly of Brsaaor General Strodnsn who
my request, kindly ordered him report 10 for
this duty trust the horse y reach the General safely
and be touni suitable for tho purposes Intended nv the
doao.s lam, otloue very re.pectraly, your obeden,
servant J. T. BOYLE. Brisadier General.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Doc. II 1863.
o. Pools, bsl
psAa Ssa-1he very elegant horse presented me by The
c,eus OF osatin fopo, Saline and Hamilton Counties
Illinois, reached iurps N. absence Gene,s soa
(M knoxvii'e) who commiss0ned ~ mike the urc-
sensss"o " The OF the citizens Of the above named
couuscs. Permit mo, THROUGH you, 10 thank them tor
their present, which accept token Of their devotion
10 The Cpcp and ~ very great compliment me per
sonaiy a. an Agent OF tho loyal people In assisting In
oreekiog down rebellion Very truly, your obeden
want, 4. 3. CRANE, MAJOR General u. =. A.
10 his private note, the gentleman who sends us this
corrcpondsnce says u the horse. that the very One
thorouRhbrcd highhcaded and exceedingly trActahia
and think will eclipse old Jack when he ran be
used Weh'vc universally christened him Egypt tho
eountes IA which bis donors live being In that famous
part OF Illinois,
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
hIiseellAae

sg,.smr CsIt, Captain Baiips.. sailed yesterday for
fsondcn
srs,ss.r AauL, capi,in Wilson, ssied ycs,.rdas for
Aspnwar
srssssatr Cfrv oy w,safscroS. Captain Brooks OF The
fonan hoc. VII sal, at 70 for Queenstown
and Liverpool
ausoas Of drift ic- made appearance the
v-serGsr morning for Gr.i tine dersg Tn. winter bot
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
MATpIMONIAI..

A Young LADY IN DEsIRoUs or OPENING A
N correspondence with scomplshei Young gentle
bstwsen q with view 10 freud-
shp and msrmony Cartes DE- viste u conrcniept A.
dress Grace. bor No CAMBRIDGE Ctiy Indiana
YOUNG MAN or REsrEcrABIr.lIv AND INTEL.
"A lgpncs. plcA sing In r3snners a1d called handsome
the arlusn'snce ~ young iaiy OF
merry heart aud afeconsie nature With view 70 nsrimo
nv Address Hesry vsndyke. Union square Post Office.
A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS. AND BvsARs or AGE,
N make the of lady. win uf-
Innate yis~ u,stmony. Tho LADY, mus, be -sl edas.e1
fond of music, Ac and " Of Address
l. v Rcnyon Post oncs. New york city.
~ HATRrMoNY GENTLEMAN, AoED rufRTv.
M respectable aod good lcck,us 10 sssic.s
with adv. With view N rnatrt
onv n,rss no, be older than h.nse srt
cheerful disposon sod OF cultivated 'as~s sof
habs Care. vtsiir and references eonSo~niaiy
cnsnarf Addr-ss D. "a Posi- oacc.. .nootrssi csasda.
The New York herald., 1863-12-25
THE LECTURE sEAsOw.

IMPORTANT LECTuREs DAILY FOR oESTLEMRN
Il oniy a, the New york Mnssam % Ansiomy ss Brosd-
Parties unable attend these erturrs
forwarded receipt Of 10 cess by addressing Secretary
the New York Museum of Anatomy.