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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09
PROM GEN. BJRNsIDE's ARMY.
The Usual Qmiri-Re'iew OF the Fifth Army
Corp.-IsePorfcd Rebel succes-es in
r........e- EaY. LeAchcr's NCssnge,


Ux,pou,nrERs ARMY o THy PoroHsc, Jan. 3. 1883
The upual quiet prevails throughout the camp.
The Fifth Army Corps, Gen. Meade, was re-
viewed to-day by Cen. Burnside and staii' VINO
passed encomiums OH the troops.
Richmopd papers of this morning contain Mo-
bile dispatch Of yesterday, saying special from
Grenada ON the 9TH states, that nm Aid-ie-Camp Of
Gsp. Forrest, who arrived here this evening, re-
DORIS the capture Of Trenton, Union City aud liup'
boldt. with over 1000 prisoners, two cannon, and
large amount Of commirsary stores.
The attack on jackson, Tenn, was feint to
cover the Rebel operations. The railroad from
Jaekron 10 Columbus has been destroyed.
I.crcher's annual message to tho Virginia Lesisla-
ture was read yesterday. 1t was seven columns
long.
In relation TO the division o. tho State by Congress
he saw West Virginia must necessarily be free ter
rilory. cannot suppose that III any treaty OF peace
that may be agreed upon, Virginia VIII ever feeos'
nz, the division OF her territory, ever consent TO
treaty that will stIp hor OF any portion Oh her 10
man. :, IL. ~
indefinite period than that Virginia rhali ne eyer
, pn,,inliy oismemlbered. lie ACCUSES the norm OF
vaudnli,m. without parallel in the hlsrory oil war
fare, aud eiterates long list OF indSnitics' out
, rsees and wanton destruction.
He estimated the balance in Treasury OCT. AZ
si3l. 600 The total pa for the war l. sl,95' ,U'V
lie adyiscs .ha. all Tree negroes. now residents III
the ooriions of the State 0yeIrun by the enemy DC
removed and put at work Oh the iorliiications, as
they have il in their power TO tnmper with 'ho
.,ny,s and give valuable information to the enemy.
One hIrnLred and eighteen men, captured neaG Tue
Virginia State line at Petersburg, ami fikevihe III
lKec,urky. pre confined ~ Richmond and tho Cover
nor has apncuGegd % the PresitsaE the terms upon
which rueh exchange, cii alpe be liads. ..
Tic has placed at hard labor IN the Pententlvy
tCapf. Graham and Lieut.. Wade, as hostages io'
Capt. Dusky and Lier. Vanner, now conuheu III
the District Of Columbia Penltentiary.
lie also holds in solitary confinement Thomas
iiDemoroa, Lit. VIM. Demeson, and Pivates john "
Howe, Isaac Goble, David V. Anxer, Samuel feeA
asnd Nm. s. Dill, as hostages for ZaryonL
Much Of the Message is occupied by unimpor'ah
matter. us.ho.o
NIGHT M a mysterous affair, aud cannot reconcile
Brssp's first with bis last Dispatch.
/. Tie Examiner says IL was DISAPPOINTMENT, pu
not disaster, and finds consolation in the TACT Una
the Union army was horribly crippled.
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Thirty Years OF reaa.,e Lie.

~
This IL the title Of modest bock for women By 4
LINES, NJ. D., containing startling truths remsrtabh
facts and large fond Of important Information In regard
female health and the caose, symptoms, and tresmens
female complaints the whole made plain comprehensive az
practical, tina. ~ car understand lis 'esehing'
NOTICES OF THE FIfEss
"Thiry Years of Female Lite"" This plain and pfzs
teal treatise on the diseases Of women. Unlike hundreds
works written by chsratsus to minister prurien. je'si
rnthe than to convey useful information tho volume ams
giving to every woman knowledge Of their ysics coufor
nson and TO point them In plain language, devoid
offensive suso tue dsssss 90 which hy are particularly
liable 1t is work which every Intelligent mother sho1''
pos,es aud being assured OF tie high moral tone by actual ps
russ place ia the hands Of their dsuer. How much paid
nay, how many premature deaths might &c syolded II in
formAon generally daused amonr womp Of the
physical structure We heartily commend the volume
to the mothers OF the land. To many, very n,ny il VII
prove true friend and counselor"-lN Y. Dispatch.
Thirty Year, Of Female .he title Of new
medical book for women by L. H. Lines, MID. The Object
Of the book to rsrt to everv woman correct niormao(
In regard 70 the symptoms and relsnt Of msnye
the eornpsn,s to which all liable and tom which msaJ
Of them suffer the present day The want ofcoect in
nation among females important medical subjects hH
been long aud seriously needed and that few WORKS previous
y Published popular have answered epntpose tho
who have read them know full well In ho-yox reorred
high moral tone devoid Of offensive illusions yet written IL
p. Ian zuege tina. is teachings easily rzestood
should be In every family, AID the female portion OF every
household should study 1t careiuyi they will ind In moch
that new deeply interesting and instructive entirely dfsr
snt from most works this class Issued for se5era use
lsundsy Mercury.
Thirty Years Of Female Hes" This Il very u'e'u
medical work. stripped 81 all professional technicses 20
tia. It. teachings arc resdy understood The work "eis
vvida cir v--fCoireY.
Thirty Years OF Female Lffe."-" Dr. Lines long vel
known physician in this city has In this volume prOdueef
work iaten3sd diarss wisey Information on the
iaporen subjects which it refers Written 5r popular
u.e (. simple language, lncid In style and snsugemen'
aud very f in explanation sna Illustration It's general ~
nsal viii undoubtedly do much good and Irevsi ssess
amour. Of unnecessary suaering"-( Atlas.
The book contains 100 bound 10 the best style ant
sold a. the low price OF 81 II sent BY NAL, i3cent' ext
Persons In the country obtain IL OF book'elesi II
yAin,y any of the sgen.s in this city Will sendit
rbove res In ordering the book b. particular TO write ye7S
name pan also thu. Of The town. county end state IA
who wish to obtain tie book Of do 80 at any time,
calling on or addressing Dr. L. ii. LINES, No III East
at Ney.lOg.
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To The Associated Press.

CAIHo III, Thursday, Jan. g. 1893.
Thc steamer from Memphis has arrived. There
is nothing later from Vicksburg. The reason as
signed by the pssseDgers for the non-arval OF The
steamer from Vicksburg is that the Rebels have
,lanted batteries at Cypress Bend, snd thus pre-
rer,ed ;.tercourse for the present. Those will be
easily cleared by our gunboa,S when communca''on
becomes necessary. BY way OF Grenada report
had reached Memphis that there had been no h6hi'
ing sipce the 18Th ul'.
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MARRIED..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brooklyn, on wednesday Jan.
:. 1868, by the Rev. Samuel gayiss Lieut.. Paul Erode,
r. 5. A., to Miss hsry J. Robinson, all OF Brooklyn No
cards.
IEyERICU - COLLINGWOOD - a. Elu,ra, y. T., on
Tuesday evening Jan. O. 1855 by the Hsy \. Hull Dir.
Gabei Lsyeric OF Treuten y. j. to Miss Caroline Colns-
wood Of the former place. No cards
TERLING--SHEPARD-ln this city. OIL Tuesday, jan 9,
b. Tue Rev. o. r. Frotbinea1i. John NJ Sterling, esq
70 Mrs. Jost phne Shepard.
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Gperlal Npilrr5.


The Executive Committee Of TIE X,,it5 ,s MAD
IF'Pt' 5IIC An ASSOCIATION viii meet ~ NJ Oshshsa
nss,,,, Hotel on FRIDAY EVENING, jan l6J, Tor tho
p,npo.s Of organizing a. u O'Clock. ,,oa,
EPES y. Eli cry. Chairman COMMITTEE OF l"s'
las, NJ McCAHTIS Secretaryo. Committee OF 1872!
Nineteenth Ward RepHUlicnn Associaticn;-
I~.r etisx ot tins Association viii De held at Dpse
Ssr'. 30 ay between J9th aud Goth ,ts THIS tfrday
EvwyING a, "a o'clock. The Executive COMMITTEE VIII
nee, al the same place ct o'clock Tor
W w II. DBCANP. President
AUS Asnss S0I pno:r Secretaries
PeopIe,s Union Geuerni Comrittee.-Ihe reg
plsa .In IN the city aud county OF
ill meet Ia their respective Wards on MoSDAh r.
ma Jsruarv H. 1862 and elect Deegaes rqda1 ~ huioe'
IN the pnrnber OF election dsits In theI respective WsIos
a. to the Peoples Union General tomntso
Ia The county Of for the ysar 1903 Pols 10 isa
ooen from 10 O'Clock BY ORDER Ok tne reoPrs oh''"
Grn,r,l Committed WALDO hUTCHlNS' Ch'''n'ah
6; hEro Secretaries
Early Closing As-ocie t,onA Special Mee,,hSE 81
,he KrJAJL DRY GOODS CLERkS EARl;t oi.N,iI'i
ASSOCIATION viii be hold at Moza.t hs go ~
w. h.tweep llh aud l2th.s,s.. on FRIDAY EffNiSr
jan O. a. .! O'Clock full sttendsi &c !. resasSei .he
ar. also respectfully Dv ed 70 attend ana '.l e
.ssoc,rlon Special ommitless hereby notified 10 re-
pof1 AZ '''" "'''"s b. T. OsGOoD, Secretary.
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Ch;,hJ.ir., phiIb;aius I,

CUUBLAINS FROsT-BLTrLN, aud GOLD FELT lss
The cure OF which use TIE GALVANO-ELECiko Nc
INSOLES They keep the isot wsra and dry 10 ne
coidss. westhsr Price 81; BY msil 81 -. MtTIAAi
20 No 429 Broadway. Send for circular
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Church ChOIrs.-A PEoiesior singi9s hghIy 'le.ess
t"ehi IsY.e c. ssv particularly yoas the ant %
taadug vocal music at sight offers 10 growing
ia New or psookn s service. gratis to ofsanfe ~
a. srsud full chorus coir, composed o. mixed 40 ~ 40
boys, voices selected from tre congregation and Saopsa
School An engagement from the ls OF NAY 9p.,s s e
Inc Committec Address fer ten dsys ffot fiiiHi'i "
No 3 100 New YoTA Post Olive. .ho,,, b.
BVoees tIaC ed to sing in time snd tans wine =. ~.
cid Of Instruments. good organ NOT epeevOn''' :"
.s,stapk
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HtD.assAS AND EkDD9a,.

a HE GRANT HOUSE, ~ ~ As
u 'ew hp,s D, neu Ca hsr -q.u sd Cha b.ls
o., just q 'Ll nov hcue, nuw 10. ni'uT., ,tAAAh,
i0lul., .. ~ N -, q. 81 .,A.s ~, ~. 81 oS3
s.. aG.4 OI-L ~ g...L ~
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sNST'G.et'CgN,.

RANJO AND jig pAT'1NG TAUGHT
Dby III. renowned j. BO,AS, 80 v.,e. ~, near
9Th 81. Tc,n.,, /. .ris n 20 -, bA.J .OT ~,
frcn n 70 $40. n. B-Ii' 'ersh'. -dT
Al PAYS FOR 10 NPIii&G Lesson :,
At Dook-kreping, atI'hm Il, ai7ifa, gi4mrn,r,
r.adlug, 'pelIns, &c, suo .@G..t. s.-,e-J . p =.
soy lAipS.tsS ~
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ARTICLES ROE ssAs.E.
LOST AND FOUND.

Y OSr, NOV. 18Th, AT HOPE CHAPEL,
~ III b.tv.-n st@usrta an Tsylor,, .m.u k col -
f.Iy marked. h. lode ia 10 hb-TaIIy iesnl"i
b. ls,yihx &c At ~ Bl.tI~hJ. 40
d.. = REWAkD-i.OSrOS HE EVENING
'-'''Ni NoveInt,r .:.h, rum tho Snd ayr car, I
G1ltl gr.y II nlr shirt. y he ra!er vii! pie Tr-
IN IA u 10 D "a AZ bet sst4 and 1Ytn and re-
ward -
G:lO KkWARD--lOSrO On WEDNESDAY
- ! Oevsnin-, Nov $3.50, soin. from liyiuet'n aud
bfio. ~ Sc, 10 tJ CanEtI s,, iAiuk ff vle1Vi ~,
Iauuo Il AR a a J-fyE n
4t1.s1sAb AND Ekblb;a9.
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Ak's.s'iipN IvVIs'rs.
A POSITIVE ASD ~ EFMPfOHY
"A .CCTlON sA.c Or tlSt rJkNrl uGS.

poct,YVv -, -. rt,,,,,,,y
"A .,t.tTioN san O. riSt rukSi,t
OVEA ( ~ We "a
RUSSELL IS WtSiJD g.. suUtiogr.r, stI sell
,hi. i!Ay AZ a. , ~, - oeioec tae .ntif, .-r.
tuto bed sud a.ire, e tve.4tJ. hIl.t ~ -
thr h0u.r.u1 ~ n r,srr rly ,ua ecg1rty e.. nj "A
s s',u ,,,t ~ nc sss -. tf , =, ins e,,, t
vs., a., r. . Qua o. ths ci,y I'll! rr' ss.. /
u..tay o at,tutIa. "A - -ao,e w.h be 20. 3d. ..
ont r., O W., an OIL. IA ~ O. .in.rs, al hsu e. i.s
1880 ,,..,,Ii,--,. -,i.,rI,.A..,
"a j. lAuG ~. At tl.-MOLttNNH
Ytd.v y, a, w. ts,s =. n.s, e1h AZ, At iio'c' &
pisnofore .uili. ,urttIue heGuju,, mir ,r,, q.
li's ehst.. s,.u T. e. f,ie rsrrv,rtciy, ~
~ uttnu, t,rf t...,,- ,,vSi,,.,,N
~ N - ~ t' y sH'.' SAIh hyOm
- g teirt' av', vi 80 "a Ir'dsy, sth
list, II IL O. lltE. .sit' k iiNtufe, VI 90
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bES'fiSEsek.
A GREAT DIS, oyRgY.

A GEEAT DIs' OVERY.
ANAFSpBEVIC tIiEOrS OXIDE.
Tooth pOs,'ivel, '1'TAc'eu without pain, ~ Dr,
HOT, IsvrSIpR. snd sole U>lu'ac' irsi NJ AFA8B
rdsrIo sIrLiLs Uyips. tao. Laughing Gar,y bot
stict ave- a. ssolt .It.t''y tics ron lz'ia-
Asirr ,'Trotl am p'1ortv harmless, osus NJ quiet
sleep WI plea. ssH you "a yer r. N yusi' IT.
" 10 % ~ AZ ~ VII ca extract ce.h wticuu tho
sr-ricif' U ,he oct y iteth fll.t. aud .r,fficei
t,et' ~ tyety zoe mp 4ui.ttsd. Tf'~I Ii-.as.
tio. g''t ,l.tsl ia iCA ', D,L,Ist, % Bioad ,,
pcs- ~. ~ 4lj
4 SIT ~ ,LtlH ~ >lLtt2, -. ~
~ Gold 40 20 -9h: ssotion,t. tooth On p, YER. 80
cyl.s. On a,a. - re. iooh Teen ,Suacs'I vim.
ca p.l, Eud -: C''an d, vHfcIed, &C piyried, iJ
cen h,ry, 2snstc TIA DID f.et'fe, ~
IE YiLLEEs 81
J3K DRtkT, i'j CANAl STREET, Sis
- tn't - eeth on .ilg,r ~ ~ - 10. .n rod
30 % 40, r,cti nal 30 ~ c'utl - cot, zen
Il .,i s..h 30 u, 10. '. ,Ng !.l ...iHe' 90
70 Z. pei 10Th. p. r'1 a.rsc'-l "i.hrf'" d. ~
X Il GR.Ft'& s. r!O3, - GRAND
We. Nr.' ! it.fui.' "a On -, 'Io0k. %, are
sItr'rtirs T. b '', =. v.,hvlt pn.n, ne ut
lt NJ ga uhd ra. ~ .ly.. iOi 'N''atl ak 'Nfh
a1lnc.e, i'r b D. . D. .ns.l.el lnr' ~ 40 n
s.rtine W g. pr 'e b . CO., 20. S.-',nA' %
sver 20, ruab'., ~. F|ts- sgta Oh 800 =
,av.f, ], !.t.sic lrlt -''.n.f. u
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s'gJlss.

A TTENTIOS, Ia DIES - THE OLD Is
lAtshn.hed S-w York FUR Nan featuring Co, lie
PIT, So Chatham a, opposite Cronk'6 white ilsrhlo
HOTEL ddle Of tho tloos. te wen irst aud Duane
srcots. No~ ls Tie ''1ie your quits, Tor hiDi
half the u.ua price oar tok IL large vel seieo ted,
aud at very los rat b. MA,rr, hsrrh and II, nch
Mink AMI sable Cam, .u.', and Cun., from = - 20
so French and wafer snk aud sable hufS from
~ 20. Vcto- 70 and Laii-cap.s, ~ 20 -. thoic
variety and hetL.aGi tutJ for cbililen 81 bar
gam. Altering al Il, .AF..ig to the iat styles.
Ai4 fIElI,,i, .aan. ser.
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\TA$TED-MEN ACCUSTOMED 10
w make steel and copper plates dies 80, i1r bank
note en- iavtrs; to ruth literal wsses wall be given
On app cation 10 the ind -rsign1d. Also or ap
rTe css " the rad no. l"ss than 10 year., to be
fnitL..ied MM LARslDE, Washington Factory,
NesCrk, =, j. so
NxTASTED-6 GRANITE CUTTERS. AP-
w py 10 va. PITBLADDo, 9TH ave AID % It.
Green yevl Cen Say, W.
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AMCsEy1ENTs.
MUSEUM.
AMERICAN

DApsuMa AMERICAN MUSEUM.
o,,.,4, friday; Ny. -, z, is ACTIONS con.
""NNV iHA'NsuiN N Ni!rri
Tfn liS r. Ll ,rY & G, iiAASS1rs'
ti"lii irh' hlE Ai'
en-. Nov. Scott.
.giAST, GIRL s,,.ns,
''''" fiiSfnP s ~ iT't tSifF' ISL Is HIGHT
satttl' sto-ins Ne sl. gu , Sy.a AnS~ ,r Of bu.
usa'y il ~mr ,ur'r,,y v,xo
"fTA ms' olU D d, !; ,- rnr>rs HULL
ss% sa .'I'% ss al a .%f d'''aisH'' &
N'' SiVtnW ks su"uX CONTRAST
of hum.a,t ;SsS 4, SC. d IL :1, s,,,v sv
iii yPS1r,H 1sggESTs NGy sy vi r.sn'"
alta aud ;i G,';S \ $$iiiT,.E %,si S;Ii,uA.
''N I" mi snAbl, '"'A"
THE rcyGS 81 psAru.
..o q. asr I'M se, El 1sm 'SiS Si"'
Tnh KOI..h ~ ASSoS,1,.,,,n
in which M. and MIS-. WILLIAM "oAHkSAL sp
iyN Ia the lo,dins ehrse,e', ,wunx
~ pSl =. ySi S,,s si iSit aar ;.
x xan'. "G to SisS cs.'ch'd%n andi 10 IS . i"
Buiosa@@.S. / M If sNfs,S S:.I "
,vu, ~. o.c.c,,.i i' ~ q r"r issd srayof
IACl IN" Ni'h'Nio s'''''
ih, n'fSd'Tin, cprAr p,prrs AND ACRODA~e
hih ~ 49,. . -, ,..n.IIn ani Acruua,ls
In earn fsst o' hV'" ~'"'"'' """
Bail -, s,r,.vn y ,i~riuSpoN
~ SN ~ !, r't'. INN Tor IN. crpe
! NhhNNI - !, ~ .,d Family partf,.
cia Accommodates" " ""N'""~ ""N -f'' ia
coinin'neiIFh ~ .---.-s------
/ OLYMPIC THEATRE.
l 49,. .na u.,,src. yrs John WOOD
HoN''o s"N "'riiinD WEEK
=, ulND " Ina"
| OF inc tut0fA-ill
Inn "It Az" ALL THERE"
sboundns u ,,,.r,, ,n.s,c Avn ,o,t,ry
| ,'VoM piD IinI sEsi
'oH""''' SSW%VI lsIyE l. [I''iiTIR.
III 49,, W,I is,' ic'ou, M h' rvtsatrd on
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Ok AND DO CENT HAIR DYE
81 BiiEsT's CEI.tBRArLD HAIR DYE
1, She ouv Relitb', wcll :, the Ch,lpeg' icc IN
N" world, sni sold by all rea octable Dfurse Ia
tho unIted state. The folio Wing " III nos VII -
sac pris" sts ~ our AsSnt. in Nrv foIk EAESi.S
& 20. %? B.o.dwAy i. Z. llAir, o Bt.Em.n NJ (;
ana Nor. WiIEEfER ~ Cherry q. khED q
c., 80 t'l"u 'or stanton sis, and cor. Avenue j.
and iio,lttpn PORTER Co., 40 IIIdson at,rtt
Ard iT1 So h sVsnu' p-n Fi.t- can Hlro b. suppicd
hy CINa y. CN,IiE,ruN, 80. - sivih avenue
Manufactured ~ % bgrth Secpn 81, Wi amthg n
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O,'ll.'l.s. AND IEa.AE.

$4,000, OOOrol!a2F,sN .,s or Y dnE
b IS CRt1 l(Is as bo,rh, Inv.tsI 20 a Loan Of
Two Million .lp.!.ss, tI'b ~ dty n OrdulsLce of
the board NJ SUP lvltCr, gr.- by the Mayor o.
teller -, iNii, ,l.lltL An Ordinance 'or Tire pJp-
erfttnfn q iub- hutc. d. ed 40. i'r. ior The
Aruu's " mo lniuu, p-1rlG,d he same can h. count
ed and s'r-oJ on va l'0fA III thu CI.y anu County
81 My - u an futmo Jr't"
IN, propt. ho,Ss f'r ucu subscriptions will be
op NED a. he Comptroll,Tf Dhre snd after ruor-
AZ, tn, II u day o: Nov n.hr meta ~ aud remain
op. n mt he Who'll ~ ia siall n" taken.
run-ciih re- VII Ire sun red L. dcrTst y ith I'M
Con D., treasurer, At the 4 away Ian, uith.n d
day afsr n'eiiuK ,hDir rub'crip IoE.. 80 ara
sulstiih'd 90 BY nom sprctiVriy, aud on pt-fe-
i.ls hia r.crr's Tor t.ie Jey 10 thu tuGptf ilrr.
tho villl e. lod 20 ,.c'ivo IIoni' Of ~ e. Ilt'
for qua am1rnts. Il. unable On az booze lone A.,
80, sth interest FROM She dste OF payInSLt ~ tbo
rSts OF SIT per rent. per 40 nm
hAliHkW z. ms SSAN, C'riptrol,4s.
CITY ~ KEW fpKE D.tsErAi.s 80 - AS's, 49,.
C'srrp"LtHs Jc.i'r, S1-. u. i-i.. fs
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT ca? PAW NBROKER'S 1lCAETS
! -sntri ! viii pay o pr cont moro than any
other pds1n IN the CITY, 'oi tehns for watches, da
money literally advanced on the same. Rcinen be-
H.. vac, CO, MO4lWay' '0'n'' Of Houston 4 up
AT e, PAWNBkUkEES' TICKETS want
"A ed r. will pay loo per ceut more than any other
person la ,hs city or tickets u diamonds, Watches
!ew.iry, silver ware, guns, psI", &c, at ~ Diseeker
CAsH PAID FOR WATCHES lEwELRY,
osod, silver, diamond, aud other preciou, rtonr,a,
the i.very store S5I Grand It, door from E.ser aoi
T .ABOR NOT TO BE RlCH-PLANS AND
-. , ,,"e,lc.'ion', from 'hAnv to = pai,ee, 40
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tie
! N.,rusl meetine o., stoctholder and an election
for five Tru.,s-- OF "The Washington lee Company"
will DO he'd at the once o, .,id COMPANY, No. 's6
a.. "a dsy OF December, 1858, at 10 o'clock in tho
FORE 'cn Of ,hA, Day Dated 2t.h Nov, 1865; ~
order, JNO H. VANEf ~, Soc. 14O
DAW NBROkfES' TlcKETS WANTED AT
7hRow,ry, no stairs pay more than ANY one IN
Sev Ioh fox tickets, diamonds, watches, Jcsclry,
a. 4 IL Z eve eoats wsnied 81
DhW NBKOhERS' rlCEETS-THh HIGH
81 Ice paid 70, tekets 81 watches. je,,.iy, da
monds n'ans nactlnc-, volins, dry foods olothlns.
run', ptaiol., &c. 9thsn'eissL basement so
DAN NBROKkRS TICKETS rURCuAS-
= ell. rnti he LIST Of January, and will pay tho
highest price Oy' cote ~ ucl Z, " owe coats ,or
sAls-a is's" lot Of uprcdt eurd pledges, ov,rcosiI,
blsirs,- c'-t. &c. Observe name and nunbsr, . ear
bloadwsy GhuK Z LEVI. al i'roone st -
..PLLiAtL RI Al. EYE pRtStEN Frs
h'w.Ah Usrt iup owed. Professor FRANKS, ,ccurete
J. ~ uss ITO cr'eu atfd eye prlrCivcts ~ 'Ufl,'yn
v -, y. "is uihc, -, Gland s',cor Eldr ice -
.t.'A HIGHEST CASA PRICES PAID tOE
= O..n hEM 5PAfFKs Of every d. cripi on. OH
.Afhli's Z every snd, old BLANK ppOhs
I'D I.t,iS that are written full, and all kin +. o
NAsi l. fAfhL RON bankers, insurance torpRri's,
= "a, y ttL .mndtine dopots, u"iri rK u.hc -,
tpOSh.n nd, ?, Jpilc AMI WivAto Ibtui :, hptt.4,
sesmb, a. ~ road companier, oNpleT olr :, -,
y'1 STbOKM Eli EMIKSON, % Ann OF.
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By Mr.. Peck, to pay Mrs. c G. Eastman the
sum therein mentioned referred to the Commit.
tee on Claims.
From the House, No l4S, in additi IN to Chap
ter SO ofthe Genera Statutes, in relation to mar.
riagesj to the judiciary Committee.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.
House bill l3O, for the relief Of VIM. Sumner,
Jonathan Sumner and Samuel Sumner passed
in concurrence.
Senate bill No 3, to incorporate the Burlng-
ton Hotel Company passed
REPORTS.
By Mr.. Cree, for the Committee on Claims
adversely to Senate bill 81, to pay Alanson Al
len and VIM. Il. Stone, the sum therein men
toned third reading refused.
By Mr.. Peek, for the Committee on Military
AG,irs, fayoraby on Joint resolution from the
House asking the Governor to solicit 5000 stand
OF arms for The use Of the State passed in con
curreuce.
House bill No. 50, in amendment Of section
40, chapter So, OF the General Statutes, relating
to private corporations, with proposals OF amend
ment, was taken up, the question being upon the
adoption of the amendment proposed by the
Committee.
1rhe bill makes it the duty of Treasurers Of
Savings Banks to return to the town clerks, for
the benefit of the Listers, the names of all per
sons having deposits exceeding s5OO.l
Irhe amendment substitutes $500 for 900 in
the bill :,
Mr.. Stafford opposed the amendment, and Mr..
Richardson favored it.
The amendment was adopted, and the bill
read the third time and passed in concurrence.
On motion of MIR. Peck the Senate adjourned
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RESOLUTIONS,
Endi .ldjournmeaLl

BY Mr.. White Of Coventry, joint resolution,
requesting the presiding officers OF the two Houses
to adjourn Their respective Houses on Friday
mex, at three o'clock, z. NJ adopted on the part
Of the House.
THIRD READING or BILLS.
An act to incorporate the Essex Academy )
passed. -, .,u
An act to incorporate the Mount Mansfield Ho-
tel Company passed.
An act to pay certain State officers for extra
services.
Mr.. Deane moved to commit the bill to mem.
Der TO amend BY inserting provision to pay the
Secretary of State one hundred dollarsi agreed 10,
and the bill was 50 amended.
Mr.. Burrows Of Vernon, moved TO lay the bill
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draft. This he thought was the inteutiou Of the
lrlmer Of the bill. il was not to be supposed
that young men would volunteer when no boun.
tet were offered, especially, with the understand.
ng that they could at any moment be called into
the United States service. lie presented these
as difficulties which had occurred to him, but
would not be understood a. tukiug decided
ground ogaast the bill
Mr.. Chandler moved to amenl section II, so
as to provide that no member Of the old compa.
nies which the bill provides to recognize, shall be
compelled to remain n the company 10 which he
belongs unless he volunteer, to 90 90 ~ is draft.
ed agreed 20.
Mr. Miller OF Wlll!,tou, moved TO amend by
substituting iorty companies Of lOi men each for
iil'y companies OF Of So men each. This would
lessen The number Of officers materially While
the number Of men would be nearly the same.
This would fleet saving Of expense, aud he
could sce no objection TO counter balance this
benefit The II ase rejected the amendment
Mr.. Bruce Of Pomifet moved to amtnd SO d,
tc provide That those who have been disc arsel
from ;he i. ). service shall DOT be Iible to dfllt
iot suca time after ther Discharge as they were
in such service, instead Of btIS * mpt f0t six
months as As bill provides u,t, % TO S6.
Mr. Hemenway Of OrweI N wed 10 dismiss
The bIh lie believed with the gentleman from
NtNiofd, (Mr. " ooiwardl lh't iae peope ana
nor demand me passage Of uch Jaw at the
present session. Ata.I events It would be better
not to spend ume -mendu1 tde bill without ln'
tending 10 pass it II u was th9alAt best 70 per-
fee the oiI. "i'h a vlew Of passing D., the better
Wy would be tog g) througu ".ultrts."r.y sec
ion by 'ecu D.
On me question oi di'u .ssttg Mr. Dor ctted
100 iAe ies ihd nays yeas IUJ, nays - ara lAe
bu4 loas dismissed.
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communicates, ,.. ,,,....J f,,., Ill.,. S..,e
,,r, Gr S,,ta ,cc..r',,o.sI h, .T. An,,,.I Rs,.
i.,+,Goc Rs.,rt
NJ P,,d[,rd o,.,.I ,bsi tbe II. N fe m.
lareJ m ie and l0o0 c.,,... ba nr.,,.d f,r fh.
use Of ,be senate sgrsed To-
REPORTS.
BY Mr.. Stafford, for the judiciary Committee,
Nonbiy on House OH I22, restoring Friend