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HosTyTTIR's STOuiCH BirTERs.-" Happy

!. ne man ssd Errsi YAysicln. no Goes not kno~ he
has siomsc" rev persons in this country are In such
state of bs Ignorance TIE gr4t m1loty arc reniuipd
he twnges Of dyspepsia not only that tey have sto ae
bs that tho sac organs very iacA on f oidar Neglect
suscd Try HosrETTEF, BTrEEs The r't wine glass iul
~i eleve thsn. ana gre them ss.u'auce Of good tine
c9ius" II tOubl~d vi.h Nluency, e0ns, patton ne,yous
depreion of P tlses ter eating pi an the sid'
aud back lsI.uis DEBILITY, they will soon ind wonder
il change Ia ,,, under " Inas"Ss 81 ,s oP sHS
u,i be that representation. Of Others would ever
have Ind Get them to believe that such iuvisoIans slc
" 5ody.,hecrny properties existed N any s'H9a"
We say therefore 20 ell dysge tcs skspca n you plea
20 our statements. by! uy te pepTa'1n sich can be
hen ,su wha. thinS oft, Depot No +1s B'oad"ay
DISEASES OF Tic NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URN
Any ,sp sGSrAL sIirESA--Nev ard reliable tr.a m,nI-
Rspo,' Of the HewRp A',ociAII9S ss.t N ,e;s s s
Tos How're A..oeis,iou' Philadelphia. Pa
RgAnrifUL IifE-lIKE PiCrlREs.
Csr.es 10 Vbi.- : tsg dozen. Duplicates. 81 20 NJ
Negative. s,s,,,rri II a Ln~i.. 10 Ch.'ham-". n Y.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
tbs ApANs ENFREss toNPANT
~, SOW ruurinr daily ssPes'es oyss ths Lou'yle and
s5sir6t. ior borlise GRRsx and NASHVILLE De IRE
ptl1 tl "a iof 81 me i"1ds property swo'n ~ puos"
Se''y ros'' 800 ,eooIsg1y .sr ,.Ia, y,vyo,s
TRussls.---Dr. RIGGs's HARD RUBBER Mui-
lirEpaL TRrs. lhSi'e' The most searching eri'icAm In'
la.tan.out snG tAKfcucELE I.rss may DO secn al ~
Bisoss oiIle, No s.se.y-.t., Sew-ioiA
SEE "FoorE's PATENT UMBRELLA LOGS
sr,sp" a. W"srt4H W'isos'. No. 80 brood. az.
WHEELER ~ WILSON'S sEwING-NAcmNES,
mtaE.r rNUurv.
international Exhibition London. l'l2.
oaee. 80 st5 GaoADwr. he".Yors.
COIN PENs.-TAe best aud the cheapest, At
A. .logros'f 80. IS Mt.'el..4nc, Ar.-io.,.
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CARD.


SKw-ioNk. February T. 1853
Ait hss heeu published 10 Of tie pagers throughout
tie c1ut prices Lave been advanced 20 tses dol
las per day wish state that the charges al tie Metro
p1t.n Hotel vii reman the heretofore ~ 20 PIN
pty We car pav c.prses Il that pc. auj wiin; %
Mnlk Tor uofI IL In limo SLNYON hrIANp %.
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DR. LIGhTHILL'S recsn. work. "A Popular Tres,ise on
Denos-Is Causes aai Prevention" may he obtained Of
Carleton Pubsher No 3 Broadway of any rs'pectabs
Bookseller. Price 81.
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MrrnorolrrAs HOrst, Eaw.YoRS, April !, 1863.

MTTuOTnIITIN 1OTELI Wv IVIFNI HIIIT y I0V%'
J., sir take much pleasure 10 tesins 10 the profess
KIN exhibited by you IN your treatment OF Of
,e inflammation CT Ito lAToa; and ear with which have
Lady been afflicted Upon coming uader your charge was
relieved and speedily cared Of most aggravated
complaint which sewers! physicians Lad previously eou
In vain to mitigate.
rs somewhat OF stranger in the city would state
that you at liberty to substan.i4.e my Statements If
Necessary by reference TO my relatives Mr.. A. " Stout.
President the Shoe and Leather Bank OF New York. and to
r Everett Clapp Of the Western transportation Company
No. CoSntes Slip.
With much esteem ] sm sit your obedisnt servant
FRED. NJ. HANKS.
To Lslthlll, No, u ST. MSrSsP!acc, NY.
W Further references to parties 81 tho highest respsess
bIity residing here and slsewlegs on spQlIss!i0R,
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Eluslilfes Notices.

TrUSsEs -MARsH IL co.. Radical Cure
TRrfs Oa~e No Ne,.y (uni-r Astor iiorse, opposite
he church NJ rouuectou whatever with auy other Irus
Oihce Of anne name. !, male attend, Ladies.
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i.srrrUrIos DEA DU-B. NJ V. Jan. :. 1863
have pleasure in .sstying tis skill and aind attention
Of Dr.. Lshthi who ha, relieved io,u troublesome
deafness brought BY cold shs!l be happy
suy inquiries made By pe.ons seeking information at
my address a aooye.
ROBERT Give Dookkeeper
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No 40 wArrs.sr, Ezv.Yons. June ;, IS

No 40 wArBR.sr., Ezw-YoRv. June 5 1862.
Dr. Lishthnl has succeeded in completely restoring my
hearing which WIS seriously iuphyed although previous to
applying 10 him was treated By several physicians without
the least benefit Any ilgthe. information should DC
p.eased to render Oh application to my residence NO
T.. eds, Brooklyn r. d., at my place OF business, no
74O Wa.sgs. "M H. "AAE'''
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NEW TESTIMONIALS

No. II DsrsT, NRw.Y0Rx Jan 2. 1859
De. T.. b. LGHTBitLDeay SIR: It is with the kiniest
feelings toward you and hoping to do service to
who afflicted that forward the incl0sed documen, 20 you
To whon !, may personally acquainted with
the which Dr. Lishtp. treatment 10
Of oisehge from the aud chronic Inflammation Of the
throat aud would bs pleased give further nfou,;i1n
application.
v d. W. WEEkES
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DAILY Journal OFFcE Newark Dec. H. 1861
Or. LICnrHLL: sm happy to testify TO the complete
success OF your in nay case. Of long s,andos de
harga from the ears caused by scarlet foyer and very dis
agreeable and annoying The Inflammation in my throat hss
80 entirely disappeared
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This may certify that having been hlic'sd during tho year
1855 with severe and total deasss and having tired
n. ordinary medical and surgical aid uude the Of those
..e.A A elneu, practitioners induced a. la. to put
under ID. care ofDr f. Lghhi Ills treatment va
bef and successful completely restored, and the cure
!, apparently permanent, have all confidence In Dr. LIS
~. aud integrity In tho dise,,es he makes specates
JAMES CRUlkSHANK. LII. D..
Editor New.i ork Teacher
Albany De. 1 1882
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Nrw YOHE, July =, 100.
hereby certify that have suffered during many ye'is
from trouble ia earlngone last became entirely do-
and he other so bad a. reader convention very ~'en'
seoeI to Dr. Liehthn Of No. 30 81 MAfN"pSee VINO IN
ot time and without pain, restored to mo the use VI my
car. no IA. / Car nov heA. perfectly well.
j. DISCO No. ~ Las! a3Gst.
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]. mi. SCHOCH. Local Edi.oL
No. a. Flgru -. NEw.YoaK. June Is. 1902.

No q FIgrn.sr. Nsw YoaK. June Is. 1862.
DR. LloHraLi Dear Sir: take pleasure in testiln to
te remarkable S sud judgment you displayed in the case
o. NY daughter who had partially deaf accompanied by
discharge IRON. the since eayiy infancy. and is now
.hank. to your treatment able hear we'll any
while hes oal arr Zee nom the DISCHARGE. Although is
nearly two wears since size tis bcen ulde your her
hearing remains good aud In sound the DAY size
LEFT you. o. 5 HOLLY
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Mg.apCnniy. q
word melancholy sgnihs " black BILE Truly elaastenIes
Ire mental dsde which gears Shst showing that II 10
h realty bodily dissae, Wien ths bic d Yated great
nsesoa OF SPLITS and many distressing effects must
ow The good or bad qualify o. the bile depends on the
action OF the i,ei the Offices OF taa o'ss s 20 s
bic and 10 stain ;ao blood; when these duties are mpsect
IL performed the unhealthy oies OFTEN carried INTO he CIR
aion producing Jaundce Dowsness hsadsche rsused
Hypoc1oudTia Mental Depression and sometimes Madness
Phy ins generally suppose OF pretend "a 9sss'ea VIZ
b. cured Wilton. esione eut that eusiIqs
oeu proves worse than me dI'ta'e iseii W. -
MANDRAKE PILISwhch act immediately on the i'ei arc
preferable to caome on every account as taey nave az e
virtues attributed 10 thar article shd' 9ens l-ie{
they subject the paeu &c any tanning OF ddsee1os
eqaence' tasso ri, s59 an S i e es vs
Remember, DR. SCHENthS room IN TINS Guy Is a. 20
% BOND-Sr, where he can be found on every
a. M T. p lie always keeps iresh sappy "
medicines al his looms which can BE- bed any d,y sa.ner
te Doctor is hero CONRAD fNA MOO, D<,' % -
ST.. is WHOLESALE AGENT for NETWORK CrIl,
H. srcrIiug,- Ambrosla ). stimulating oily eHtraet
Root, Earks Here's II will cure al diseases OF tne seaP
itching OF the head entirely sn
Il u grow thick and long r,,,,,rr'
+, % cer,irv that about is months ego commenced
-" SirpRllNG's AblBROslA My hair was short thu.
and rapidly f9s OF mad tsd ba a oo nom.
H., A,brosi. my hsiT ceased falling OUT and commenced
90 RAPIDLY az TO aouh Now my hsir is thick.
or and go.sy is fee. and four inches IN length
when down reaeins to the oor th.' onde5;e Tssat
since have commented using have spilled netting sso
sworn before n this 18th Gay OF Apul. 1861.
Al. n. PAkhEIs Commissions OF Deeds
City Hail. New-loIk.
Pct mp IN box containing two bottles. Pucc. ~.
Dr. a. H. STERLING, sole Proprietor RIO. is3 Broadway.
Sold ny Druggists.
GcniicmeH's Scarf Pins.
Some as low a. One, Two, ant Three Dollars each 3.
l.. {. ALIENS,
30. 4l0 brOudway
tre door below Canalst
Watches aud Jewelry
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Fer sair by
GEO. {. ALLEN. no as Broadway.
One door below Canals humsly No ii Walhst
Iudia Rubber Gloves
Fox ClaIpcd iIaLds salt Rhouui Ho.sgwork, etc.
NCRSEll AND HOSPITAL SliEEIINGi
india Rubber Je.elr.,
And RUBBER GOODS
81 every description. Wholesale md krils $500
40. 2O5 Broadway.
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Unidah Allen, VI. ID. Prefe sot OF Physiolosy, ny
aene and Oste,r. 10 the New York geBc Medical Cot
sse) win deliver a Free Lecture TO Ladies tthe hF.t Of
cour.el THlS tMonday) FrEEAoON In the oaeinens "
Dr. Church 80. 5s BfosG.y. Ladies' both mar
red aud single invited The Lectures 70 be- iilara1sd
by appropEa.e agpaIdns SUI. ect today w omahs Le.
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Amendments to II. chaso's Bank Bill
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placed my vie under tue Of Dr. Lightll for leaf
res, ia Of nearly hies year' standing accompanied
by constant noises happy state tia, her hearing IL
entirely restored aud the noises removed Those Eesd
Ing ia HewYork who dcsous o. further iniorns;ion
apPiy to my brotaerinaw. CsPsiu Wan. Edward, at No
IS East 3i,h.s. who Is acquainted with the Circumstance, Of
The case. - -.
FRANCIS GOULOY.
Newburgh, No. - Gfand-,,.. Dec. 20, 1892.
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hays been suffering FOR some time with noss in my
Leid and deafness Having applied 10 Dr. LshhiL have
great pleasure Ia saying that he has completely relieved me-
so that now can hear well end an not troubled
with the noise In my head
may also meation ha, youns n,iaed Henry Laws
yng with me- sl,o afflicted in similar manner aud
d. LiShthil equally successful in hs case.
JOHN MURDOCH, No. 1871 Ful,ou.st.
Brooklyn. Jan. ,. 1865.
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TIE PASSAGE OF TIE slip CANAL BILL DOUBTFUL
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GROVER 4 BAKERS SEwiNG-MACHNEs have
t-ien tie premium at the state Far' held in New
YoTs. New jersey Oho Indiana. Illinois. Michigan. Iowa.
Missouri Kentucky. rensr-,es, Virginia, Norm Ciro
Alabsms rhd Cafeil iaclddiag every State tsr where
exhibited ia 81. Ohce. No. 40 broadway y. \.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
r,s nusi.sss Before tho Ways and
msans Committee

TIL csgnIITEE EUaaYMG II FORWARD
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The Executive Committee OF she RI PO BLlCAN
CENTRAL CUAMtIIkE viii meet 4, Headq'alsr, On
MONDAY EVENING. Fec. 3, at q o'cscs bs order.
MM. A. DARLING
President Republican CenIra Committee.
N. PALMEE' ssneta,lsa
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A Course Of Three Lectures, in oadway and
s,tD.a HslL-No /: Forty Day, Jerusalem i.ussatea
By maps costumes &c. by WILLIAM WHllE VIII
LIAMs. A. NJ, MONDAY EVENING, ieb. 10 ;;
scotland and the ;co,.n by the Rev }. l. EDDGE d. D..
FEB - No g. BY the Rev Henry WARD bEEohEk,
April Tickets for the Course, " Of Sin le, - els
A Union Concert of Prayer for the Ensiayed
and for SALVATION OF oar COUNTRY viii o. held "a
MONDAY EVENING 6, II 8: the Lecture Room oil mo
OhuIch OF the PGritaus. or union-'q IITe
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In OPERATES LIKE MAGIC.
iu.. WnsLow's SOormSG SiagP.
for
Cai.DnES TgRrHINC.
soaen,,ie guns, redu inH4 aion. aays all pain Sue
10 regulate tie Losel, Perfectly safe ia all millions
OF mothers ca testly.
Twenty FIVE cents boi's.
inJUN IODINE WATER.
Pure ioDrNE in pure WArER
Send FOR Circular. DR. II. ANDrRs Co..
Pby,itisn, and Cbem,t, No. i,5 Broadway.
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Fifth Ward Republican Ass0ciation.-A meet,
lug OF the AsccIso viii be acid ~ the rhn ara
Ii otei on IhIS (;ondsyl EEENlSG, heb 1903. 81 y
o'clock. ThOaAS W L"Ait'N' fsos'"'"~
Wm al. A. s sass,, Secretaries.
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No article ever had equal sale. They wa,ntedss
Represented They sod by al principal dTuss'.' sfs-
GERS. country stores, &c.
BE sure each bears the de mae Of the Ps0psssOfs
signature sfeei-piaie label.
p. II. DRAKE & Co. No. 2d2 Broadway. y. Y.
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After the capture Of New-Orieans appeared 70 DO
confirmed paid my respects 10 Mr.. Seward, in or
der recall 10 him the promise which he had MADE
me that tho blockade OF the mouth Of the Mississippi
should be raised az that event sh0lld be NC
complshed He told that at that very instant be
Lad apprised Mr.. Adams Gt London that the
Cabinet intended 20 take up this question without
delay, and he added that already postal commgnica,
ton could be confidered as recstebhehed. In al
the conversations which have had with Mr.. Sew
erd, 1 have understood that lie proposed to
attach 10 the ralsing of the blockade condition
that the maritime powers should cease to accord "
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

MURDER AND ElRACy.
~.)--~~y---.->.------..---
Capture Of the Steamer Chesapeake, Of
New York, by Rebel Passengers.
BOLD AID SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR.
~>,~--->----->>,~-->~'>
One of the Steamers Ofic ers
Killed and Two Wounded.
The, Captain and Passengers
Landed on Partridge Island.
The Steamer and Cargo
Valued at $1SO,OOO.
A Fleet Of GuFbOats Sent In Pursuit
Of tho Pirates,
20. &C., a.
The Steamer and Cargo
Valued at $1SO,OOO.

81 JoHS. N. B., Dec Q, 1868.
The s,eamos Chesapeake. Captain wEietts, feom New
York ror Portland Me- taken possession Of Sun
dy oins last between aad two O'Clock by six
teen rebel passengers.
Tho engiaeor OF the steamer shot dead and
hi, body thrown overheard.
1hs arst engineer shot Ia the chin. bu, re-.
taiued an board
Tho Grst mate badly wounded in the groin.
Eiovoo or twelve shots we're fred at the captain.
Ntc,S bong ovorpowcrcd, the captain was put into
irons. aud the passengers notified that they
PRISONERS Of t. the Confederate States OF America
Tho s,o mor came 10 of Partridge Island at about ono
O'Clock tas morsiug.
Tho crew and passengers, except the nrst engineer
wore pat oo board boat aud sent to this city.
Tho thon sailed in an easterIy direction and
was subsequently, seen alongside another vessel It is
supposed that she took board supply Of coal from
hor
Tho attack took place about twenty one miles east OF
Cape Cod.
Capa'u Wiets aud the passengers per tho Chesapeake
Aro aow at the Mansion House.
ana CarSO Wcfo uou al one uu0Irou 1n
eighty thousand dollars.
The ssoamcr sailed from New York Saturday four
O'Clock r NJ. aud Of tho regular line plying be.
t~eeo New York and Portland.
II wit bs eoco,lected that the Chesapeake that
cacrod Captain Reed aud his party when they attempted
70 away with tho cator Cushing from the harbor OF
Portland.
The following teegraphc despatch received by Mr.
Cromwell
PORTLAND, Dec. Q, 1863.
II q CROMWELL Co..
Steamer Chesapeake captured twenty miles north.
northsast OF Cape Cod, a, haifias A. NJ Monday
by rcses, who left New York pas sengers. Second
engineer killed aud thrown overheard. Chief engineer
and mate wounded.
Captain w,letts aud landed at st. Johu this
mOro,uY From
UNITED STATES CONSUL, st John
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
CITY Intelligence.

ANorBsR STRIFE The laborng men employed by the
New York aud Providence line OF propelles, nj pier IL
North river yesterday morning struck for higher wages
These men employed by tho year at forty dollars
per month for nine hours work and receiving for
work eighteen cents per hour. rhey demand orty
Ave dollars per month and the usual extra time. Mr.
Benncr the agent OF the line, had advertised for
hundred men and anticipating difficulty, a uosse OF
police sent 10 the per protect the uorkmen
only few having responded to the advertisement.
THs ANNUAL fAIR In aid Of ST. AIMS Church for Deaf
Mutes is now open day and evening and will continue
through tbs week at 500 Broadway opposite Eleventh
street
PArplouc CoNtrsT--A concert Of a sacred and mscel.
ianeous character will be given at the Academy Of Music
this evening. for the benefit Of the Union Home and
School for the Education and Mantenanc 81 the children
o. our Volunteers by the children of the institution
hr. u. II. lee.
CosrR,N,Sp covcsRr At rur Coo~xs ISsrrrrrE-rhc
oonrahand has often been the mouths Of those fre
quentns the Cooper Institute. but this evening for
obnnee, he will be there In person The colored ind
vdual y The uvonis musical genius called sswnee whose
whose powers ~ mimcry have already been noticed in
these columns. lie Intends giving concert In which he
will be assisted by his friend and companion Georgia
John, also conrseend, and the entertainment viii con-
cude with the administering OF laughing Gas 10 each aud
cvery person present, JUS, as they choose
Tas AccTpxsr TO CosxopoRs vASpsRsur 1t will be
gratifying to the numerous friends OF Commodore Van
derb TO learn that the injuries he received are by no
serious character. The thickness Of the fur
cap which he saved his skull from fracture he
escaped with slight confusion During yesterday the
Commodores house visited BY large number OF his
friends who anxious 10 know the state q his health
son who assured then that HE athsrs narics we're not
OF . nature to create asy alarm.
Arsxtr o, CccSrrsyurn. .-cecrsk hcpcuga m
arrested on Tuesday By Deputy Marshal Bors, having
uunbev 0 counterfeit bills The Northampsou bAak of
Ie.As.,ssea.liY &ha22Rpsiga,
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

artists continue desert you al this rate Though bsd
Thought tho field 10 New York promising that no
"hosd have been quite negicoted this inter.
Speakiug Of weather Havana just IL oresk iug ad
snaking under the furious north wind which swooped
down on Sunday night and has continued blowing
US alb 'ut and dashing h since. pgb
waa 90 Cold that almost expected 20 the sroaOs
wne with snow this morning for. thoueh neve~
zen ~ CuOa, there is 40 knowing what may happen w
these arrange tmes.
Tho iadios Of tho BenevoIoot closed their
ldst 10 time II had been open since the week before
!ast-aoouI ten days In aldung which time they col
iected thirty eight thousand dollars. You sec
just ~ charitable and extravagant as yo. thosgh es
arc bad and business shockngly duh
Next seasons sugar crop viii be short aboat ooa.
fourth average, and the now falling will
improve the canes. Exchange IL a shade better say
thirty Eve peg dscount The Roanoke leaves IA
hour from now and am done.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
,,~e Of tnc umctaent.at inc Fire.

Mc. Wood related u reporter the following incident
which oceured few days ago, remarking that he then
believed himself to DO OF the lucky fellows but now
hs be,eyed himself 20 be one OF the unucky lie
stated that coming QUE Of an eating house Maiden
lane about week ago, he dropped package of bank
bills tho amount OF two thousand two hundred dollars
He Advertised his the NEw YoRx HERALD and Mr.
John Creig,a well known insurance broker, being the
finder the advertisement aud returned the money to
Mr.. Wood From this fact Mr.. Wood considered that
luck coming lie Invested $l3 900 the purchase OF
lwo hay boats and both destroyed by the fire OF
yesterday. No insurance.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
Il III r l. A II Il s Il.

PORTLAND, Me-. Dec 9-10 r. N.
private despatch, received this evening says there
many suspicious characters about st. Johns, aud
there hints Of plot against tho steamer New England
Permission has arrived to pat the gunboat Agawam lu
commission, which Deputy Collector Bird had already
taken the responsibility OF doing
BosToS, Dec. Q, 1863
The United States gunboat Acacia left here this evening
U search for the Chesapeake
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
Ke sl'ltalia.

To-day is the last on which vsers will be admitted to
the iron clad riga,e Re dtaa. Yesterday large num-
bcr svaed themselves OF the opportunity aud we're
lighed with her beauty and grand appearance
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

PoRILAND, Nc, Dec. g. 1868.
pepu,y Collector Bird has applied to the Washington
aatn,rtes Tor permission to despatch the Agawam the
gunboat furnishing here, after tue Chesapeake
and tho meantime the Collector is fitting her with
guos men aud PROVISIONS Two detachments OF soldiers
have beco furnished for the expedition by Brigader
General owey, from the Conscrpt Camp aud Major An
drcws from Fort Prcble She will sail about six O'Clock
chs evening under command of Captain Webster OF the
reveouo cutter Dobbn Citizens are volunteering as crew.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

The steamship Roanoke. Captain i~cw from Havana
I'd inst, arrived at this port yesterday She eucoaa-
tered continuous gales tho entire passage
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
8rookIyn CITY News

nscrios NJ ASSISTANT hrasrsss Tho foho~ios caaii
date, for Assistant Engineers Of tne Brooklyn Fre o.
n.,.o, wes,srn District were elected 81 tho secta
w I,svM sir.psoa, Engine Company No. 10
r. j. vs. biting, Engine Company No
WIN Tar lor. Engine Compsng No,
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-02-26
pnn1Inn omco for sale.

The Printing materials of the late Kenosha Times, are
offered for sale on the most reasonable terms. Tie Of
nee is complete for the publication Of q Newspaper
while the jobbing department is sufhcientfor all ordina-
~ purposes. The following list will be sufficient to give
a printer an idea of the value Of the office:
l Imperial Washington Press,
l Days Premium JObber,
Long Primer, Burgeois, Brewer, aud Nonparel for
the paper-ali nearly new; the Burgeois has been used
but g few months.
A fine lot Of large metal and wood JOB Type,
Two large founts Of pew Scrip, and numerous founts
Of plain and fancy card type,
Three large Imposing stones,
Together with cases, stands, racks, galieys, composing
sticks, job sticks, &C., &c, including all the miautia for
a perfect Newspaper and Job Office.
The whole will be sold together, at { great sacrifice, as
to cost. To anybody wishing Y start a paper ia some
Of our new counties, we can oHer a better bargain than
can be found elsewhere. Address,
tt H.. 4. scHoFF, esq Kenoshc, Wis.