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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

"ANTED-A SITU -TION by A
w Young Nan ~bo has had fOurye ars experience
ir the Wholesale ard r tail Grocery business. Good
references given Address Post e3 box lo6n Cleve-
land. uhia. Iovl2-l25"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

r OST-A LAVGE FUR GLovE-
wh' lie walking near the foot Of Suparior-St Any
QUO finding the and leaving il at the City Ho-
tel, will be liberslly rewarded HoglZ-lz4s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

w ANTED-A 6OeD STRoNG LAD,
w from ls 10 20 yea Of sge, 70 take osra Of a
horse d deliver goods Gad ma hil1sef u5etui IN
tie store GEO. d. BECK,
novfg-ls5s 20 Sspsriur ST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12
SPECIAL BI$PRTCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
Locomotive and Train Captured
fhe Congressional CleFkshlpS.
Progress OF Negro EnlIstments.
Lee gene to Chattanooga.
The Famine at Richmond.
Official from General Burnside.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

EOUND-A WALLEc CUNT, INIEG
Monsy, which the owner eau have by proving
property and paying charges. JN0 TnMPhtNs,
n0v6 24 O.kS', lu yal on q.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12
lARTNFR WANTED-WIH

Cash Capital Of Five OF SIX Thousand Dollars,
in large and we'll established Boot aud Shoe bus-
in this city One acquainted with the business
preferred. For particulars enquire at this Office or
address Post Offce box 2i6. ncyll-l25t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12
n A. READ 8 co BANKERs, 95

n Lsla.AD o 70 8 1T, 7. I'Df .
Os Superior-St-, pay the highest Premium for
Ooupon interest due OF o. S. Government Bonds, and
Bug an6 Sell all kinds Of Stocks End Bonds on Com
Dia.ion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

HoMGoPArHIo MEDIoAL BOOKS and Old
cshOOl Text At HsIl's No. Il PabHc Square.
nova
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

MONEY LOANED.-C. A. READ
iEA q CO., Bankers. negotiate Loans good En-
dorsed Notes; also, on Notes secured BY Mortgage,
As Superior-Rf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12
JTRAYED OR INA

~ brown yearlinF COLT, with a star in its fore
bead and one white hind loot Ii seen last We'd
Besday near the Infrmary, on the Brighton rosd. !
u pay tll reward for Information Of its wherea-
bOuts. W = HALL, No. Is Carroll-st.r West Side.
noVl0-I2js
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

NOTEL0ST.-NnTICt Is HEREBY
given that IN ur about the first Of &c oher ls1,
the unders gnad lost pramissory ste executed by
r O. Lane aud -. D. Dodge, dated 2lst August, lSi3s
payatle 20 ~anuel O. williamson, the 2lst dav OF
auFEst, 1854, for the Of Eight Bu dred Dois :.
Ali per-tn, ere cautioned against purcha ing the
same, as payment bss beeo stJppel
SAMUEL Z. WILLIAMSON.
Akron, Eov 10, 1858. noyi2l25-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

hUR LADY FRIENDS GUILD
not Dc us greater kindness than by sendiDgu Us
few Literary psp-rs or Magazines 10 beguile away
these long winter syeIilgs and We pledge ourselves
20 read and distribute all such We may be favored
with, except |Copperhead Sheets for which we as
Soldiers have no use Address j. P. NJ or VI. G. P,
Berg'ts esth egiment o. Y. l. ID Div, ith Army
Corps, ChattAnooga, Tenn. nOzlO-l2fE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12
REW ADVERTISEMENTS.

W,FFOa sAEE," aTo EEsT" LOST"
nWlFTs.'s s. FOUND, ,'i's BOARDING "QBE-
BIS" aud other abort notices, not excesding
FOUR IINIs inserted twice IN this column for
- cSDts, fhres times IS oentH, four times
80 oeufE for all over rcUR LINES, ana not e1-
osediDR EI6HT LINES double above rates
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
Greaf Telegrapbic Feat.

wonders multpy 30 rspidiy IN thus age that we
scarcely pause busod routine 10 reflect upon tho
rapid doYeormeut Of science app led 10 usofn pur
pofes but atteot been arrested ty tho great
feat OF the American Telegraph company in transmitting
the fresdens Message, aDd also tie ropoTe of tfe d
ieLent departments.
On Wodnosday he PRESIDENTS M6esafo whith con
tained nearly eight thousand words Was transmitted
ron Wash ngton, and copy dropped Philadelphia
and Baltimore, 10 exactly 1ity two minutoe.
The copy was delivered 10 with bel fow trning
errors aud wrten n good hand and well plnctuatod.
The copy ot tho bossage had 10 DO delivered q, toe
telegraph "ffoe after s reading had commenced the
ilooso and yet wns MI New YORK city and portion
10 the hands Of tho prcss hf hour ihe ng
of i was finished IN tho lIo1se
II was al ouce pushed forward tor h ttc cites
this and Bostou aod Bos,on hour aod u Ity
minutes from The 'ino II started from Washington
"bIlo the done the regular boomers a. ne
onlce was not seriously delayed.
rrly tho telegraph coming up 10 The or cctaioos o.
tho people apd sbows that tho heavy oxpondros o. he
American LonpAny arc producing tho roliabe "a
Clltics and more competent and roabs staa Of tco
graphss cot 10 te found n hs country on o
Europe.
Such work ~ We have alluded 10 gives diculy 90 tho
profession and confidence 70 The pubiic.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
soDDoo.>r,>J~~>1N~~~>>~
Arrival Of the Etna and Bremen
at New York.
Mr.. Golden, M. p, on the Wars In Ame-
riea, Mexico and ST. Domingo.
Thirty Thousand Spanish Troops De-
nanded for St. Domingo.
the c O N G r e S S.
highlands Refusal Of Napo-
Icons Invitation.
War Agitation ON the Hoi-
stein Question.
sHB NGBT BETWEEN HEENaN and HING,
~. 10. ~
Thirty Thousand Spanish Troops De-
nanded for St. Domingo.
HE G o N G r E S S

mo steamship Bremen, Captain Meyer, from Bremen
"a ul via Southampton 2btb, arrived at this port last
Sight Her advices have been anticipated.
Tho steamship Etna, Captain AcGugan, which efi
Liverpool at Ten A. N. tho 25th and Queenstown
ths 10th Of November arrived at this port yesterday
Movning.
Her is two days later than tho report OF tho
lunba tolegraphed from Newfoundland which appeared
= The HHRALD last Sunday.
Earl Russell present AT Cabinet council the
Cd ult and this fact is regarded additional evidence
q tho uptrutb Of his reported retirement from tho
CAbiBet.
fhe London Ness aso confirms the statement Of tho
yaisJ Poa and says there is no truth whatever the
k6poYt that Earl Russell was about 10 resign.
Cabinet councils Of almost daily occurrence IN
Leodoo.
me report of the Hudson Bay Company staies thai
ths construction Of line OF telegraph from Canada
1yitish Columbia has been found to be perfectly prsc
eAte, and the requisite negotiations on the subject
i progress with the home government. well rs with
We governments OF the two colonies
-Four largo Blakeley guns havo bcen brough, from
yQeD works 10 Wcciwch for government proof. They
weigh twenty each, and said for tbs Rus
6iAs government.
mo Paris Bourse on The 24,b Of November was dull
Nentes oiosed at 6716.
The Madrid journals repeat the that Gen. Duce
30 demanded the despatch Of thirty thousand 10
Domingo.
ne steamship Hecla, from New York reached Liver
oool on the morning OF the Gath Of November
The Germanla and City Of Washington arrived
oAsenstown on the 2btb OF November.
DO Nova Scotian arrived al Londonderry The 2oih
es November
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
tn. HyIf. y{fu-.
prEVAnbTiONs TOR TUE OEFAg MATtu HFrWef
HEENAN AID KING--So !ErFRNAgrONAL TOiNT
INVOLVED ~ rHE cOsrlsr Erc.

PTErAnbrloNs FOR TnE GREAT NAr,n HFrweig
HEENhN ARD EING--So !NrFRNAroNhL FONTS
INVOLVED ~ THE CONrEsr, ETC.
pr0m Rolls fi,c IN london, NOV -
As zoe day draws near for this important aar IA, ~,
citsmcnt 20 extraordinary extent aud tho
prospccts Of tho mill being brought % satisfactorily are
canyassed with caserness IN all circles.
u had been arranged laft week that meet should
taSe place 20 ouf cco Thursday ast 20 determine
place Nbolo the question could be dts1is.d t,e'
ntefrcHcf bat want of punctuality was the rock Oh
which Hccnan friends split. and when they arrived
Richardson The representative Of Tom King bad depart.
ed tho plans had struck ont ~ sey % be
fu ten 10 The grocud and matters are stl m i,1 qp0
II hgh time now that some arrangement 70 made, as
either of our plans Will require much consideration aua
management. II remsns however, 90 B. secu whether
Kings friends VIII agree ocither
owen swift % the part Of Heenan has stated 70 -
that Tho Rencia foy quite willing 90 lcayc everything
IN our hands, and has no desire % make money get
ting speculation by un 20 that ~c lorcfeo 90 dclliy
Whatever IN that quarter We rorry owen could not
meet Nr Richardson ca Thursday that negotations
could have been NJ once commenced A. Wa not 20
be however we shall be glad tho parties vii meet q
Office at twelve precise Wednesday NoyeEbcr 20
uuess ,ho meantime some other Arrangement Or agree
ment % come % between them Ether % the plans 40
have maturcd be carried out but each pre-
sent be kept profoundly secret or fear II disco, cry
when might lead o. Interference
AZ b the ring keeping on the occsion, Ne rooco %
say that plan s being maturci whi,h VII take tho
roushs entirely oy surre and We have every foa'on 70
believe viii onccualy deprive ~ q The honor of theH
company but how that plan 70 be carried oIt are
not q course, nt liberty TO ssy.
Tho betug durug tho pact forth slt baf been heavy
n ak t0 four Ou fIeenan and 10 come few Instances Eve
four b been taken 10 money The coors % both lave
been out for days, and meet with ready sale. We
hear excellent accounts of the both arc dong and
We do not entertain doubt that the NIL Will BE- % a
highly entertaining character and viii DO fairly fought
out between man and man, viii ave~ really y ascer.
tain which 10 master.
The final deposit of i100 sde sto 10 made % hurs
day, November 20, al Mr. hcbarie0us BOO Anchor,
Chnrch street, whom II y lrtt posf.lo hint may b.
dropped az 70 the probable direction aud the actual day
OF mo battle Before concluding these fey observations
We beg 70 doprecas all dea ~ this match beng iniafra
tonal We perceive tta, dlots have adoyted % .
tue "a abiding 10 The engagement and beg % safn
our readers sgaost pliinr fatb % sDy socb reuarss
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
bot 6ne shade easier lard active and aboet 81.
dearer. TaiIow quiet al 42s a43s. for N. A.

bot dne shade easier lard moro active and aboet 3d.
dearer. TalIow quiet al f2s a43s. for N. A.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE nARkEr.
Ashes quiotand unchanged sugar steady Gi mo iate
advance. Coneo--Ho saee. Rice steady. Llnseod and
hsh oils Inactive. Rosln-kolhng dsing Spirits Of tar.
pehno tat. Petroleum quiet sales Of refined Is I0d
LosDOk MARKEra.
Ereadstuns nfnor Wheat generally IL. Isr quar- tor
dearer and flour also rather against buyers Sugar
llnues Drink ard Cd ls above last weeE Coffee nrmor
Tea steady. Rico ing upward. 1allo quiet at 42s
0d for T. e. Petroleum L. ia for roGned ineesd oil
sae al. French ~ irits Of turpontne oss.
the LATEST hAREEri.
I.vRErooi, Nov. 20 lse3.
Cotton market very strong and advancing a
penny above Friday. sses probably 10 dO0 more
Imports 1888 previously, 43,2sl.
Breadstuiis hrm and unohanging.
Provisions quiet ard steady
Produce sieady and unchanged.
iosnos, Nov 1c-Eycrrg
,onsolG ter money cay
American securities hrneT.
suPJ stil advancing
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
NJ. tobden's speech.
Rls ofnlps OF THs WARS IN AMERICA, sEXico

Prom the nsucESster Examiner, Nov 25.l
great public meeting was held last night al Roch
As for tfo purpose Of hearing addresses from Mr. Coh
fen tho momber for the borough. and Mr.. Bright the
member for Birmingham. The place of meeting the
rev works % hr, Robrson Fishwck street. Of which
portion had been psftitoned OF 10 accommodate
Abou, threo thousand rcrsps The Mayor Of Rocbdae.
NJ. Scott, presided.
Mr. Cosprs, NJ p, vhotc Introduction was The signal
Ns enhurasto cheering, rosd and ssd Mr.. Mayor ard
fentemenf must s,k your knd snd patsft hitcnt IN,
- order that may DO heard byths vast assembly ~
sef lauso occseionsd by some ue difficulty % hrdirg
dn~on or large number Of parsons Outside, NJ Cob
esn procecsd regret that there should be 90 much is.
fon'ort tb meeting and especially A. u n one IN wbich
require the greatest possible attention. and kndDcsb on
yeur pef 70 % abio 70 command ahearing " ths vBet
assembly (Hear hear.l We are touAething 40 nation
- you would DO Ia Rochdals as bor8,isb II your Town
cponc sere pretty generally employed a, discuss ng tho
tdsrs of Preston, blackburn, MancheA ter instead Of
W own. And u a curious enough that Whilst We are
esvotins than ever o. our attention 20 orugn poll
oos ve are s constantly protesting tho lrinoipo a
non Intervention. We have non Intervention ips
bnt there "a alwhyss desire Tor little irerv. uiion in
he corner Of heart for special object o. other
saroad (llear) don't charge this against any par
ncsar party or any government. We have all
cur itie Itt projects q non Intervention. PR
nsian.o scTg would manage the Afalrs u tho
hmsrces (hear) others would take Ia charge 70 regu.
hte the assn of Poland others interested IN Italy,
and 70 a h that, 10 spite q prc'essions u ron
intervcnton are, iact think far fy obcftr
FAuou Eoosl nter'srinS mere ihAa syy wih hc saars
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
Courr Ca,,u,a,-Tn,. M

stthtdECorRr tlsCrrfPar Calendar WI % called
on Monday Part q short causesNOa 1868, $3.50, lgS
1890, 1886 475s 3s0 ATS 47o2 Part 2. short
70 Duane sreetNos. 4Vo3 A6i7 4bii, so15 4ss7 1901
1850, 1883 400 h47l, 4iI3 4l33, a175
SurEmoR CouRr--part ] Noe 2775 Ii61, 29o5, 29a1
219y, 1901 3003 Soo3 1907 30l 3oi3, 3o6 30i7 soio
9ozi. pmt Noe 42s 2o's, 27so, ?7s2, 27s4 ?o7o,
2sl4, 21a2, 2i2e. 40ls, 65s 2foi 2792 $40, $40
'onsos PtEds-paft Mo-. llS7, 1907, 1891. .l22
$50, 2i4l TAI $40, ?24s 1900 2757 22Ss 2259 ?26o
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
Commercial Inseiiissn.s.
LorpoE soSEr sARsEr

Iosro,, Nov - 1893.
Discount demand a. The tank rsrnn uf moderate 10
ne Stoeh kJchAra. yoterdAy short losns ~erc agAn
offered 90 rather easier terms, the rata borg and
per cent bcsnc.s On the ktocs trchsnge .ts ethout
snlmatoo Yesterday and prices rscadssi
csrsos, Hcnsy >s,Vtsrt N.1 JArs, Eff Cs.t
Oftnrg 80. g2taA q14 soa
otep " s2hs. aHa. Sos
LIVERPOOL CoTror sAHsET
fIvsgJoot HOg "A
hrmg tone and better demand have prevailed, and
prices are fAihss higher than on friday lasi sAss q
MONDAY ,ed Iae.day atoat II 600 bat ott tAf or Or
TRADE AT ssFCHEtTgR
Yesterday -Jyep sylncsd rathsf more Gelfst0n 70
oJerAe, ara small bnsinsee v0 transacted at tte 90
clue q hsi vsss The %ce ~A more t1eeffl ttaI Co
Friday Asf
tIvyarooL shtApsrtrpe sAssrT
kessIs hchardson, tfsusek Co, Wsssfed Na,t =
Go and others report --Four-Gocd qualities scarce
aud ioliy a. dear Wheat very n,m and generally 10 a
~ pf Genital dsar,r' ~intsr red - se lot ertra
rcd, 81 iod aos. "a vhis, - ior olfn ttosiy a.
zee pr $50 its. Tor msed
fltKnrOoL rHovIeics uArvrf
stegtTs. FElandi Athya Co aad CCffen, Rruf0 o.
report -leef ggct hpt unchanged. PORK tBU lacrn -
Moderate res~s, a. Ale rate, Bslt,r god rssgvt.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
ENPItEssEr.

~. NHHc1ftnFs HasKEHs AND orussr WILL
y fht ~ 49, IttffTfi sfaf tg ~ NsfM - tfFfsss
Ksfettffss srHsr. ftiasts pfttaFfs Dfsfts b. y.
f.fHn. A. tHh fsf aifs "a sfasNt.Tn arns
tsa o. ga ~ teT 49, n a. ~ vNrs b'ese~"'
prHvItvs rvasifrga f,rhrgs orticn -
- W. hs., .,si ht.'f,a .Is4.~s ~ sst..
fsf fs n Hts "a t.Fsssl rsftaf - rspFfmt fafh
i.rs ffts " erttr. Fsftt - "Nf"
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ItI.srAUItANT-.

I,sgLfsu rtRR1r soLEs AID PLUM FCDDIsp
T. frtt.st daf -, air HaElra Ngnsa msso-.
. b.. fa.resI fssafne urfrfgs. Lrf A. HfcHAhD
Hps As.at - Aa.l.n i.nr .'fsri iilasn 'if'sL
,raH rHIAsAST HEsrArHAFr AND orgTER "a.
t rrfa~f ~ nf1a1 rky s.I Ninsffs1th suscA .ks
.uff glfI IA TftIe+ .IF .ff"fu - ufsUs - hsv
infs iiai Es or~rsf us sisls sssshfsAnsnt IN I.
rsrfrr a4hff rHra. 1Irts q sff.f.s -tsfs
r.. o.. Al h.at Ws ~ al a. N~ais Folty nsfss or,
49, 49, A aa So aAsft 1Fcfls h1t4as ts
r.t.r rHVNaH uAMyHayPH
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WINES. LIauous, 90.

l. InEs srrcfsLfrE
n Z o. irg fr'y ne
OLDr8T nIsYa sAD ifQu0hf
= sFrt' 'rs gAtlts nlr 81 zee thss Bps<say
HK,sBirs D. ns..i o. fsry I,.s sii ngtsDfys ~
BUTTtFH tlIsf fn tffnff. ga ir 3 ftstsb4 vfefsse
ise Fouri u ,sD lElsn snisEs Z l-ryi.s 10 ~,
80 taft EUNhHpe AND NrE vNtskIkE IRON sif .
.sfsEisn fssfs rssifs4 tirsf re,n tft tssfs ssf
80 p 80 ~ - 49,, a. s.i'l - n.ss,.s
tsfassha at zee thta its q cha1psFns vfisss
gs.ss ~ stsffy ftyf,. Fuft tSiNes, 70 ryef
- ss. ~ a. sslgr oNf cru iwJefistFn 'ss~pss.sa
Ifass AZ yssE sfsH ltff Nasis ssIifsfs1 ffss
% d EtgK s'rs wsr,. .ist ;fTait.a
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ttAIT,TtO d. .

tirpsDs efvyR E1fLN1Gp -fEafNa ron AZ.
II laf' ftay 81 rgft. 49, Nsa "a. Z, su,."s,ss,
4r. tnH - taI u - Y " snt ~ Fu..
sags a. ~ 3 o. fe- Thiris sls-t fesss snsr "
poa - q .tf = ~ r. - y NtsI.yFIs k.rm 40.
4. - Ia q. 80 uf fast aaa a. ssaLoGs t.ffnp
N-FN 1lEE, VIrLfz ,BD sLbAsr KsILRoAD =
y 10 fktfa asfAs If.hs fv sinsht snt
a. ~ ~
sattt5 e.s, 80. w. ,s ~ sassySs8pp
40 Afa.f fsf So guft tislsA
fuffE EtGcuILI. Halsririsn1ste b.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
The Paltsh Iusur,,etioU

pro, lamaion ~ tho uhtlonal government hhd oct
been ssucd az Warav denying the rumorr, preceding
from Russian sources that the Poles the point Of
laying down Their nrms The proclamation announces q
continuance OF the tue oEy of saving the
country u also states that tho forces of tho insqrcc-
ton the Increase, and that tho Russians had
proved themselves unable to govern oh'rw % thhr ty
n "A nd fnNlrd-
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
The Wnr In ynpar

ADV Gee from Japan say thai n rrou, orcoi td uoeu
murdered by the japGncse. that immediate roparan0n
demanded aud thai by the cotnt ned Fr, Ish
aud French iorces var generally expected.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
u@G'fniuo,rAi.

+, vvrt..tsrfFvAs e TttpF % Adr -
a 4. tsH ".lfF It 1888 rs - II - -
tfs.t. l. eHf .he ~. b 90 =
r.st ru .a'f fststf a tsfeW 49, f.pi
80 ...,s.s y.l'G... 90, q r.vs "a a,sSsA
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
MILLINERY.

7 BINNH NfLLiNpRr On BROADWAY -ygLygr
u. I.Has.s at hafga.ta Say col rsd VELVET Bptss
nffarff IrtrlpI lIf tnnrs faAtr and rey.ifsf
Nerrfa aI fhI.rfae IrrIH call Qliisf BanDsts shli
dfees fortfr liAm -na Hrlnst
NM LAr0RII. rrON PAniN HAS JusT az.
VI rs.ef1 asfnf. THf Df bsans ~htxs sts o.
col ttf5 Rf1a1etr 4ptffs
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
TIE sruIIx Es.
THE FIREMEN.

L'iRE DHP ARTMEST
4 For Trgnlae Now YORK Vire Department,
HENRY n GRAHAM.
oULfCK HOSE COMPANY. No ~
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
D.sCINa Academies.

UODW DRfii'H BAhCiH0 ACADkniEs.
~. no. ~ flftN aFfDus Nov Y4ff
80 lIT NDuisrIr street Hfu1kirn
NEW lOHE tLA NHER-MonfsTs and TtHfsisfs or
einntts sll Hasarlags thifs' - Snd schlspsn
stFF n
BHOOaLYN CLffgr ~ set3aTs anf FfAAT, a. r.
N fof rhf4frn sts D.. for reuteufn
Ati1' % o. fA'HFisys Q ,hhifa snA 1e1us 81 les
D.LLEr NAsrFR -ut sANa PRIVATE DANCiko
ID AeadsHT ifFfsnh avtulH, rofnTf IhBtesnh srcst
fni r. hf .Ir .a grrtifurn Anf sis
ns1ws sa.rf ar1 80 lssnigna sti@ns~s sht ~
fr.ty 1 80 prtar .ffs,as
% RrArINsH FMyArE DANctN0 ACADEMY.
81 ie1fh -HsnHr rs&f frFnIy tslfd sfrst - 1855
frufs fYf 4f.s itsrs Anf nsfsfs a. f1af 0siosf y
gsnNsusu a. 4aft A. A. 'asfss f0rnei ~ limos ~ sut
parnnf - iefs wtp vsh o. eArY falidy fffa's sssoas
svsfJ dsF
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
DIaNrIsrNY.

A .Er oF TELui IS TuRER HOURS ENTIRE SAT
ernil ana slfteeuth No tharre for ssirAouns
teeth without patio ~ nitrous oxide gs where ohsr" arc
inarTtrd, ~ SAITH esTngs -. -
wcshed lowcr ssts equal fod. from so 20 sis At %
fitth avenue
new vAy n-enag patuai 's. Of 'e'h, Al
go hiith avenue.
Pine Toli ant psiua ,s''. bound sni eapre' win
piampefs al - Nltth aveuus
F.Hr gold Fillnss "a si1 &. rth aycnuS
pariies Me county BY mAEtnF pfst oos ssfAsr
aud calling ihe moruiag. have wcif u'ih No
tstns osy. ~ ~ sltth sVrunn. ...
once hour. lT1iu in lac ncrnlnE tih A. nsb Al AJ
between Tlfrrnth and alaiesuih s'fer,h
krpR II T. WAITS. "a FOURTH A!HhUE. oPPo
n siic cYrufh Irsfh hands n~ly inssr'sd, "
Gpin Hlo.4a pcneft imitation naiure shL Ts'M hlsd.
gold 81 silver ttnNat. . lsntA TcetA ethaeieA
lively pain. 20 oeuts Heist.nces of no h-tcs'
egaracfrr % eraiuns warranted
CoLroS nsSr ,ssoc,,,os
originated hni nov use tb0 Nirnus DIidr Gha ~ bond s
O. y 'pLfOs. JDhs ALLLh hoS
FaIrH DODGE MAEDs FuLL sET oy JEETu
~ yulna1tod Fgbbar. strengthened With soii plate
flT tSany a. FoH ana he ntnsiers ibs The
method rrA.sei 10 o. EAsg SsFeH,esntL s,s-ea
" GRtFFfs RROs gss 0R,SD srHgHr NEW
y York ard ~ Faltnn street. Hro9sYu sftTseusg
Teeth posreiy wihgt pain ~ the nsg ~ nitToas osfa
Nftarge fnr rfrauN when srtffiai 'estn - -
nAsfst They alfl insrFiius fall ssis Of Teeth
gfh ~. pa'lna 81 Hitcr ft0. Rlbtor. tin Partial
Eod o.. 'i.ter 81 Ettsruas - ems
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
NAVAL puiZE MONEY!.

DgiLE MONEY FOR THE FOLLOWING VESSELS ~
bnius foectsi and pail ihr banking aud coloc
ton ot IS ALDEN WILLARD - Aouth Front ~t =.
PhNgdrrtia aud l1f YORK street BrooslYn Alabama.
AAffas Arthur Anfora, ~ 81. Amenda Augira Balop'
Balnbrdlr BfrviNe Bi0n' R0to, eoklyn, 'rrrtuns,
CHnanla t1a, Cunnerfilt trYler, cnuihrdf- Cham
b"rs De Kan, Dale 10 soto rhan Al.n Flag, flhmbr
Grfn OF e sea Grtnispok VI LAM. NAtieuA, Via esihA,
juniaa Kea.re,on. gi'lainay Kshasha. Knshshsr
Keystone Safg ls4hwanua. Nnucaoa. MyatIc. Monticello
Anhawk &errci "a, Ma4sachntrs Montgomery, Magnolia
" yasar Mount vernon northern Lahi hlAgaTa Nor
fnwa rortwaouth Perry fruoh cot, PoahontaH, Pursuit.
QUAKER city, Ro"buck fesesa Roanoke stars and Stripes
santiago dr Cuha Nonerrt SentA fanoma South CArona
kuspp Suagnei opns. star. 81 Louis st Lawrcncc. Ia
bouA tnadiis uu ou Victoria YApfaia Vanderbilt We
To- " tri Waitsh Naihuset wesahtkon, l"nasc, %.
DKILE MONTY IS SOW PAID At rms oFFiCE fOR
j pNE UiNfRHp and TWENTY siN v - ves-cls
SNYDER. JlI lac ~ g. :. IrossuD Dcnsriinent
y - NAssau street n Y opposite ihe fos' ONE
pRZT uoSrY ~ NOW rAlp roR ALL PRIZES
L lildy Tor dsiribulan. fast with tho prxer and
Cole made wth he ercaisst rapiiiy and
advances made 4. d. BRICK 4 co tg' broadway, N,
aud opposi" SAY fari sai" lhia'elrhla
DRtZE MoNry VOW HFADY AT rnE oyFicHs or
! WALDFN WILLARD 7Ut Ruuli Front stree. fblla.
dcplna. and ~ N0rt street HfossNn for NJ fo'"~ipg
Ilyes britannia. Columbia Rud Nl'inV FOR Santiago DO
Caba. Memphis for Magnolia Magnolia for HattersH Me
~" fnr " toriA
TINTED STATES SANy
u rRiZF MOSEY OFFICE.
rIos l. BRAYNhRD u Wsl street
tVALpES WILLARD ARE NOW PAYING rHizE
w money Tor Anglia and Scotia cApprod by
the nltrd states lars Reses aud gHuboa Fiag Appy 81
~ iorN street. Brpos yn.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
The COnQress.

The london Ne'0s confirms tho statement or tho Inn.
don Fod that England Will not Accede 90 the proposed
congress II understands that the French government
viii shortly receive clear statement tho grounds
which tho English government feels compelled 10 dc, Inc
10 accept tho congress
La France says that all tho continental Powers had
1eded IN principle 10 tho congress except Austria which
government had not made known its de,s sion.
Tho reply Of RasRia lad beea II ssd 10
courteous and concatory but osbs for information 10
the subjects 10 he discussed.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

L " RNtTIR RE
VI snrs -ompr'os full and s'cei ss'or,rnsnt OF b.
most ssllsb and desirable offered ls
cit, p.rtslar a'rp Ion paid 20 he Manufacture Of
nOslWOOD AND wkLSLT PARfoH -
AND BEDROOM fujTf.
which fpr good taste IN design it GneglAlied.
goods warranted la cvrfr rArinuisr
fREbERi,k KRUTiNA
20 sud % iAsi Houston street.
Between the houcry and Second avenue.