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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-24

enemy ar threatening active operations be;
fore the winter has blockaded the roads.
Strange movements are taking place
within the enemy's lines, of which, as the
saying is, we can neither make head or tail.
In Lookout Valley they are undoubtedly
intrenching, and probably within ten days
We shall have the benefit of fire from that
direction. Troops are marching back and
forward-some In the direction of Bridge
port, others towards Browns Ferry and
Racoon Mountain. Camps are being estab-
lished here and there, and various indica-
tions are apparent which plainly say either
that an offensive demonstration Of the. enc,
my is at hand, or that they are peepariug for
permanent occupation of the position
they hold. .-.--s -.
Speculation under the circumstances is
"cold victualsn to the truth. The lateness
of the season assures us that whatever the
enemy attempts must be done quickly, for
winter is bar which no strategy can set
aside, or no science remove. When or how
the blow may fall is Of no consequence to
the army. Every man is anxious for a
change, and any movement which will
open the probabilities Of a general battle
would be hailed with pleasure. The spirit
of the troops is at fighting heat, and gen,
erals and privates court the opportunity
that shall allow It's efervescence to take
place in an open field. ----
am no clairvoyant, but nevertheless,
venture the assertion that there is at this
moment revolving in the mental planetary
Of General Bragg some grand scheme that
looks to glorious results. He has allowed
the federals to take peacsable possession OF
Lookout valley, to extend their lines from
Bridgeport to Chattanooga, to establish as
it were two bases of operation, and to tx
themselves for the winter Now it is not
to be presumed that all this concession, il
such it really be, is without its purpose -
For one, have faith to believe that some
great plan is slowly maturing, which, when
it eliminates, will result in the greatest and
grandest glory of the Western fields oI
campaign.
The next battle that occurs between
these two armies will undoubtedly be more
decisive than any other ever fought on this
continent. If we fail, it will prolong our
struggle. If we succeed, and no one who
has been through the ranks Of this army
can doubt that we shall, the war will doubt
less be brought to speedy close The
backbone Of Yankee strength-the last
'coil of the anaconda'-is in our front II
we but break its power we may 60 on "cOn
quering and to conquer" The prospect is
all bright Our army needs only the strong
hearty, selfs, crifcing, patriotic co-opera
ton of the people-tbat every man who
can do soldiers duty shall promptly re-
pair hither, and that those at home whose
influence or prayers can assist our cause
shall labor diligently to that end
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Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
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The SeIgs OF Charleston.

The enemy at Charleston continues~his
fire, but not so furiouslytas some days ago
SO far no serious damage has been don
though shot and shell have rained contin
ously for weeks Fort Sumter still stan s.
The following extracts from the Charleston
Mercury show the progress and nature OF
the bombarlment which has been directed
against her walls
PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE-THE ENEMY'S FIRE
sLACKENING.
There has been a still further abatement
Of the enemy's fire, as will appear from the
report of the number of shots fired since
last Friday night. On that night sixty
eight rihed shots were fired from Gregg,
twGnty-nne OF which either failed to ex-
plode or exploded after passing over the
fort The fire of the monitors on Friday
had been directed at the east angle and on
the scarp Of the northeastern face.
On Saturday the monitor took no part
whatever in the bombardment Seventy
one rifled shots were fred by Gregg Of
which thirteen missed: and two hundred
and twelve shells by the mortar battery, of
which forty.six missed During Saturday
night sixty three shells, with time fuses,
were fired, of which sixteen missed. The
casualties OF the day were First Lieut.
T. Davis Waties, Company &, First South
Carolina Artillery, wounded by conclusion,
slightly; Private Thomas Watts, Company
C., Twenty-eight Georgia, forearm and hand,
severely; Private j. VI. Page, Company B,
Twenty Georgia, confusion OF the
side slight.
The monitors fired only eleven shots on
Sunday, of which five missed. There were
ninety three rifed shots of which twenty
three missed, apd one hundred aud eighty
eight mortar shells Of which forty-fiVe
missed.
1t will be noticed that there is not only
great diminution in the number Of shots
since the day when more than nine bundled
missiles weer hurled at the fort iwthn the
space of twelve hours, but that there is also
a considerable decrease in the accuracy Of
the euemy's fire. HIS guns have doubtless
been taxed TO their utmost, and have prob
ably lost some of their effectiveness. The
report from Sumter reprerents the addi-
tionsl damage TO that work as very trihing
indeed.
Fort Moultrie, batteries Marshall. Sim
kins and Marion have been concentrating
their fire on Gregg, and have done sVme ad-
ui able shooting. The number of vessels
reported to be within tie bar on Saturday
was twenty-eight, in addition to the Iron
sides, four monitors, the flagship. and two
mortar hulks.
In Foley Inlet there we're twenty-one
vessels; nFolly River, four; in Folly Creek,
three; aud in the Stone River twelve.
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On Monday sixty-ons ,fiaed ,shbts' wefs
fred. of which ,wenty missed twenty-five
mortar shells, lof which five missed and
there were twenty-five shots from the mon
itors, of which seven missed. Only one
monitor shared in the bombardment yester-
day, and this one kept up very slow fire
from its turret.
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Still Lster-The Enemy SIaekentng His
Fire Still More-The Fire Concentrated
on Fort sumter, eet,
From the Charleston Mercury OF the 10Th.

From the Charleston Mercury OF The 10Th.
There has been within the last twenty
four hours, still further and most remarka
bic decrease in the enemy's fire. On Sunday
night but fifty eight rihed shots were fired
at the fort, of which sixteen missed. The
c,usalities on Sunday were five negroes
wounded-one dangerously one severely,
and three slightly. Part were hurt by the
explosion of mortar she'll, and part by
bricks thrown down by a shell from rifsd
gun.
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The "Terrlbie Blow" Inf Mcted on Gen
Lee.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov,

From the Richmond Enquirer Nov. 10.
Military movements are again in great ac-
tivity in Northern Virginia, Meade has al.
ready signalized his advance with wonder
full energy, and has inflicted terrible blow
upon the army of Gen. Lee. In Western
Virginia the disaster to Gen. Echors com
ma1d shows the enemy active, bold and en-
terprisiDg. The Confederate General, de-
feated. is retiring, says the Lynchburg Re
publican, on Salem, and apprehensions are
entertained for the safety OF the railroad.
In North Carolina the enemy have Ian
ded Gin large force" at Winton. and are
threatening the Southern line OF railroad al
Winton or some other psint On the
Peninsula the enemy have been reported
as landing in large numbers at Newport
News. Thus all around Richmond the
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-24

OSE of our contemporaries says the large
number Of marriage licences now issned and
the great number of ladies buying furs are
signs of hard winter.
CRIME is fearfnlly increasing throughout
the country. Our exchanges are filled every
day with accounts Of thu revolving deeds
committed in different quarters.
POVERTY is rapidly increasing in the cry
Something must be done before WINTER
sets in
ALI quiet at the frOnt-ditto at the
ear. aHf
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ALI quie, at the frOnt-ditto at the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24

perrer E0.T,rn, Hnyl,nd Gaw M s'pr,sl murray
hc.o q Conui'te ~ Strc,!s IN iv'' oi a1ons r,so'u
w. iorf or ' .e,s y f rIj'h where no aea4
dor arar .he lesep o t9 st,ssi e Cor ,sns ''
Which vas u ipfet py tie following vote ~; r,..
I.s 1,n hoyesc ci., % ~ he'psn s,;dnne
eP. s5' 1sas s1'' ia iisIii, esS Ss h'
C.lricn. coos. Brtafo. Ericc. Russell End Ioycs-23
ia tsi eu5 ,aa sSi.'r stone, be ard ,f, .ilewsk'
f'ssea io s oIpee prubsr. A.se hsnsSd and .Sn
bs deciqn Of the stree; Comn.oner and that AS a0oO'
psryfrF .diance III rria I le Aiopird. II
An.Tmsye-C Corncmen Hays, leely, kee nan. Riley.
ssndfs!d ysas Wi' ssysJ Ge' ss,a n's Gss9 Ga,s
o6ren coot, grsnd'n, Dsice r.ns'en ahi Jeyoe-?9
with resolution that Thir.y IN street between Lo1,ngOn
Th a,e,ne' ,. paced "a eobbo tone SsTesrtn' ON, an
Which cured 10 by ht fcIos'ng vote. via:
Scs,. %5si y eE.. rlis ksefs asS
0 ,fsa, Cook Brandon, Briee iu''ol and 1oyce-sa;
bas resolution r. tho salary Of tho FRS. Messenger of the
sTs Per anu the Of such Increase to be
ss s% ,ae e To- 70, ey cSns,aGs :ansy s such H
On H9ss S & c.gnon s''sss Ss Il y M sp h..ns sds TO-
cases TO take eaee, from thclr Of Juno
Subsequently snes,iae ldeptci Tor the whole mat
ding .Ls. the pey o! tL aud Assion IN
ell .hc City DEF men's be fixed ct one thousand
dollar. for tho Mecns-s and nine hundred dollars for tho
Assitarta.
motion reconsider tho the ,doption Of such sub
ituio wss laid on TIE table.
f~penbcr o. the Paper taken nom tho table and laid
ovcr)
Which aas lost
s,ior rec ring on the motto, Of Councilman Webster
10 suspend tie iL.cs the same n,s CARED.
Com -lmsn W2ny-Ea noy,i tha. the resolution be 10
amended to except from lis o9c1's.On' le legislative Do
pfr,m-l.
Which W.. carried go
The .suioa a. AMENDED Yves ten adopted By the follow.
AGTns,ivr-counclsnen Hayes, Hesly. Keenan, Rley,
Sanford Nobs,.r Ncvev GToss. Brady, Mcconnell Hep
,rr HouFi i,aln ilsvisnd Jsw AcGsrh huiEsy, OBren,
Cook Bss.aou. III 90, Npsfci ond !Oyse-|
hoynive--Corn nciiu n Jone'-L ,
Councilman hoUaarALiy moved that when Tue bord
Adjourn 1t do 20 to Ise. on AontlJ ath Instant |"
co,ock. 7. III.
wa. b was csrTi~d.
Eepor 81 Corlt,oo fiFo DopuiTcn', ir avo o' sdo
ing resolution TIA, the St ConEisoseE be df,sed 10
tdteIc rp0posa for building ne' hose carnage !of tie
uso of lie company number Tary nine. the same 20 DC
similar W al specss n he now IL s'e oy Hoso Co1-
Whic', Va ,lsp.ea ~ t.c following vote. VIZ;
Afguligc--l ornClmcB Hayes, Hcliy ketn.n ble.'
sanG'9.a Jone, WEBSTER ncNay, bio's BF.dy Nc. onne
Repgcr Uou .ht ln, isvland Cav, MrDla'A, IlrIsy,
OF ,1. Cooi LIlrilu, BFce Raced. and ioyc' ~
And he diseci 10 .c al; - 81, bead ci Alder
men io- cgnCrsrffrt.
Cual r.i,n sofc.. moved tst tie boasd 10" e'J'uEh
VII "a a..f D.lllH4.
Wh,rolron TIE Pny,iprsr declared tbs, be Board stood
.isoasi.oS uIi.. aos'sy, 0t Il ~. :, $50. r.;
-
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Nbieh vs,lais ovef.


Councl,1sn BnloE moved that the Committee on nance
se dscar.cd from the further condereon ol b ioni
eoard Of Aseren (aId y that Board ordered TO pc Psdj
~ Edward Ven Ranst amounting TO one hundred md eghy-
1ght dollars for co.chet iasA!saec co..ni.tect &C.
Which carried. q,
The scon Of Board OF Aldermen WIS concufed In by the
following vote VIZ: . .. Or ~, NJ,
ssudfors WetaeI HcFey, Ofos, Breezy, dcConnsi Rep
.e- UoUstaiu Hevsnd Cav Hc Gran HnrTay Y bIif .,
Cook Hrsnd Jn Brc,. Russell, and JOyce--zz $50
COuc nan ERlcz moved that .he tomiee On finsnce
As Seis-red nom tLe rafter consideration Of bill OF W..
G. rTo amounting 20 hundred and eiyyone dollar and
cents expenses c: funeral OF Dei' hiAhoney
The biz was dered TO be paid BY the following vote yz;
AErGsye-C olnclmen Hayes iietiy ,S t...., Aney
per Houshssiin Hasiand Cav MeOra,b, huaay. then,
Coot, BIsLcOn, Bnce, Rl,scii and JO;ce-<%. 49,,
lCouneilInsp WEpETEa was hefe called to me Chaif
councilman ERIcg moved that TIE tcHnttee o.
OF Aldermen tend by tst Board ordered 70 be pald o "
Contin amounting TO fony-eist do.afs ioi e3.csS OF
she oes,ioe q The reception OF the IhHIysc'oha nes'h
New. York Volunteers.
Which wa carried.
The action Of the Board OF Aldermen c9Dcurred In by
The folio win; vote viz:
AmHnst.ye--Counelrnen Hayes, HeaIy Keenan,, Biley
ssndisfa. mSo'sL, nessy, Gro,s Brady NcConnel Yep
Per, HoogbfnDp bsHunnd, GG Ncffah. Murray, OBI.en
Cook, Brandon Bnee, Russell and Joyce-2Z.
CouDcimen HAYES moved thai the Committee Streets be
6iscsr.ed from the further consideration the report Of the
C0afnee Streets Of tho EoaId Of Aldermen with resou
Belgian pavement the Iopery owners pay onehdf Of te
and u.< City the T6IgaIg half direction Of
tse Croton Aqgeduet Department. and that tho
erdinsnce therefor be ed6ptod
Which was carried
Ard tie same was Li3 over
Counclnsn HAYES moved that the Couittee cireets be
tscasI sed from the further consideration Of report Commit
~ ~ Streets Of Bead Of Aldsren, with resolution thst
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TIE 1868.

ASN.S ICUOs
UprSssyLvAHIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
TIE sIyoNfisT MD y & %Sb Gric%gsr ROUTE
FKoy Nrw.YoRK TO TIRE PRNeiFh sphhss sp,s "a,
Seven srains run daily nom Ae.l9'. 20 rn n"s'" ~s
Ssg}T''S TSSs nna sos ritE 'S TEsT I y THIS
ALL ROUTE LEAVE Ngw-yoRX FROM ThE
FOOT OF COuRrLANDT-sE
York n, same ,ine As other routes ev,hs passengers
Ut o p rn one hour later than other li'es.
Bv way @. A!clkovn, evening Passengers cave AZ p m,
tw thn the Nos,rn ines ana ,y non sou'es
arrive at tAe se tie a. NorisIa ines IN ~, e"o %a al
n Lors l,eyeand Columegs, Cne,nI al, ana all main
,eints West wisn iew.r el lngos OF cara
AZ; is snl New. 3or 70 f.,sbargh AL miles.
Smoking and saloon Cars on al Iaias-
haze Tie IS other route.
Ra.ysse checked through. Iians'eisnee
seeige ,lesess sood until niei oy tr,sbnrsh.
WESTERN E.llOANtoN. -,
The Pcnnsykanla Cer,fh COMPANY rams an EmXans
try. to parties moving westward At oeh hal Tie usual Es's
II fare rpr,,,,ro
Ry this route freishts Of I'll descriptions be forwarded
and any PEN, on the Ra.sosds q Ohio Nep,rssy
Road DRk,p er to any port on t.e rysrs Of the
Wtst 10y steamers from Pi. spnfgh. -
The rates Of Freight te and from any point in the Wes'oy
tie lyans Central Railroad all times as favorable
cha I'D BY other Railroad Companies hereps % no
shippers ulrus.ins the transportation 4 their fr 20 WIS
Company rely with eouIdsnee on tsspsedy s'An''
Farmers and Dealers In Live Stock wl Hnd th'' mos
aavsnia,oas route. tapsciou. Na's vs.. e, fis H..
End it. connections. and every attention p.d {, .hs. wan,a
From tisusouss. where w DO teasJ sye,y ~ any
r:sfIss riIas Ne .aS'i. .as
L. ELLIOTT, Pas.enser Agent No Astor Housa
LEECH 4 Co. Freight Assn;,u ", 9. -, ,vrusu,.
mepoSxip sS a.'Si 'SSiIstcaoSS. tSa;s - Eme.si Hssat.
rNocu LEWIS General Superintendent XisssassSs
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CorporGllon Notices.

NOTICE 10 PUBLIC CARTMEN, En-
~ PrTssaEN aai DkNERS. % EhhEW IiiElA
LlCf at-so,oo shsgrhy .ivuti Il Renewal o! Lleenio
10 hep Pub CAr,s a-d EIgr,.. W isous i 20 b. Fub
C.fssn. vii Frsrfst Al u OAer 5ciw.on e hour' OF
10 a. o. ari . IA. j. eofnsnracius on MONDAY, sept
~ Los Ths na,ber b. Eewy painii on each lido oi
he can, ascofng - tw ar the carts md va. n
hrosshi isfk o. The CITY tia WRITE they vii Dc
Inspected snl ho Oh e.Gsr. acT being checkcd ~ lf
ln.p- isss. BE- Ifrs'rted TO nc FTS har ~ r
nee a. No hcrn. VII be Ieu~wrd .eT c Jlt day 81 Nelo
bet. Ty the usyog. ABM BROWN, !!Iss Asrh-~
M r Olc-' Ssnieuhr. r. lfal.
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NEW-Y0RK& & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CyMNkNCIaU JULY =, 1873.
Passenger Station In New-yor. 2thst and 4haS
Entrance 27tss.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRY:

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New Haven. \Ex ii 80 g. III lZ:l3 (Exh I'@
Erl $50 5.3o.Aad p IN
For Bsdsrport :, 3 lE1) u:99a u; lsls lEx D. $50
For Nif1rd and S,-atioId 1850 m $50 $50
Fos Ea.gl,.t Southport I'D WesiYeI il;3 H. 3so
$50 .,,,r,
20, $50, $3.50, p =.
For Daen sni uge.awrh, $50. li;3o m; $50. 49,
$50 p. IN. - .,,,aan
For Fox, C!e.,s and ,nteTieiiae stations go E:oa
NJ. ; 3:5n 80, $50, $3.50 p. NJ.
For PoIt Chester ami New. Rochelle, 8 p m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fo, Boston via Springfield. q N. tx l:1tELo M
For Boston, via Sl.ore Lane, ls.l5 TX b sp N.
Fox i!artiora sad Springfield a. M tE1h u'0' s;%
ltx D. 3p.pL r.,
Il: 30 a. rn.. snd 30 .. 4. to NoIta impton.
for Iisrtlo.a PIeyidsncs and F.skAl Railroad lExh
il:Jo a. nj. - ,u.
For cnal Rsihoad ig:ls p. m. to Northaugcp 49,.
For iiousatonc kigo osd, A. IL, l:Jo r. M to New NJ
ford Wednesday, and Saturdays 20 pitssteld
For Nagatrck kIroad, a. Ia, $3.50 2 H.
For DanbGiy md NorwaA Railroad, a. II. Gg p m
Conrnot.ous Slee ping Cars attached 20 r. m Trains
JAMES Il. uOYI SuperLteadenr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
pKoP0sALs FOR $500, 00o;-@voLuNI- @

L TIER sOLnIYHS' FAMILY am FUND BONDS No
sENtN-sEALED PROPOSALS viii BE- received a. the
ConpIolsrs Cfc- uutl SATlAnA October sIS'. lR-
e!,ck T. ~ wbsa sbr viii b. p-bue opened Tor
lie puTch-e tn thcr par value ~ TIE whole ~
psr ~ VI t.se dT.d thousand doIl0rs 9i tie
Volunteer so,ien Family ai FUND Bonts No - alhcr'
lied BY Ordinance Il tho ,ofportion passed Oct no
and Ao of tao lie, s-i-ro Of the 5;stc o! e" oA psea
March o lftJ. -
lhe ad Dond. will bear niercs, th, rate Of hs, ger eea
per annun paybe eu sEGusiy hls; day oi fay enh
November Ia each yeeg and Tic Hpa! viii be redeemed
Nov. LAT, 1871.
Tho proposal. win a,e the smouus Of Bond, desired end
The pTe ,r hundred drs thereof and The pelsons
ho.. proposs BcrI;cdw BE- rcdgif 10 depoa1 WIN
tie ChAnbcilin of the ly w live days a.r the oPeriDs
of thn blds ths SUNS rdcS 10 them ~ pvctiseiy.
On presenting % te Comptroller the ccsps OF TIE Cham
bcI'an IT such deposits the parties VIII os e.tei to reee
uonds equal smosni Of he par value thereof bearing
il,rYrs. from the dates Of pevncn,s .
Zach propos should be scaled and !niorsed Profosai
rr Nollr'ecr s ieTl Family AID Fund Bonds No II and
incloscd IN second .avope Gdlcsei 70 the tomprole
Tho night /. reserved ~ rocct any or I'll oi Ie bids II TIC
Interests Of tie Corpafa'ion require ".
MATTHEW A. BRENNAN Comptroller.
Cy Of New York D,.a.lmsL. Of Fianee, Comptroller $
dhioe, Oct ~, 1861
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DrPAarxnyf or F.Yapcs, BrhgAg OF rHs
Etcriyzs or lAxEa No. II O.. 1lDrIa q.

ITO TAX-PAYEkS.-Noti oticc il hereby given
th. The hse.su a, Rolls or Tax Books Real or Per
sor, sse for tho year 1853 hnvs hcsn d"ser.dt To us
I'd thl. oil Isxes due and pay DE a. his O.ce
Payments thereon be mad, the boOu Of q
deda don 8, the ,ee Oft per cent per snrrn esccd
from hs da. OF yIn to the st OF December win be made
o. al Tnx,s aid previous to the 1T dsy of Hovember
Oct 20, 1898. = JOHN MUipHl, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
CgYIeA o. THs STREET CogsisiosEii,(
Ery louT OVt - 1913. y

CIFISH o. TEs STREET CoHsissioSEii
EEw YoHR. OVt - 1888.
TY,O CONTRACTORS.-prorofals Eclosed in
seAcd envelope indo Il with Ne title 0ithc wolk, and
viii The rerc Of the bidder vrfan thnroon will be ic-
cciyed .. this ci u.I Il ococs TUESDAY, Noren'
Der in lf'3:
For buing steam f-ongne and tender fof use of IN
sno Company No 81.
for bulns ireon and tender !oT OF I'm
sue Company 40. j..
For buid. Gre oasnr and tender FOR OF En-
gue Company No. "a
bu.dns steam ffee ne ans tender for OF In
gnc Company no. g.
For hui' dug new irhie, FOR In ne Company 10. 81.
For buildrg new terder ior Exempt ugno Company.
toI rebuilding tlea. ho slc 0I Of EnsiD Company
Non
New hand engine 4 use Of FL CINE Company 40. IL.
R,buldlug hose cgfTil sr TO- Company 10. ~.
Blank forms OF propose together with tie spechcalioh.
ono, Agreement eau u ob-nel A. this oaiecDaci street
Dcpa,uieni, New.Yofk, Ori. = 1862
CHARLES q. CORNELL
Street Commissioned
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CrCTos Aorspucr DsrARrMEgr, Oct. 20 1862
TIEPAID WATER RENTS.-NUTICG is
hereby given that further oaaty of Tea Per Cent viii
b, edjed u all unpaid Water Rent, the 6 day Of iovem
ber nott THOMAS b. YAPPEN, Water Reysef.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
fnrniiurs.

ALL KINDS Of FURNITURE, LOOKING
m GLASSES. MATTRESSES, BEDDlSC, &C., cheaper
a. w SNf,DENs, No. 263 Bowcry. between Stanton AID
Houstonss. Note the number Furniture In sidtcs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
GliIiiarp Notices.

CovSTr suBsfIrUrH a,p BsiIEr Cor-rrTEs
NcoAs so 49, Broadway.
rinG. Notice &c Coascriyts.- IL hereby svrn
to a psrs, lfren Po-errl Mitilusn. and Ind selts,
cf md. the yro .Ions = the County subs'ie
.ut tdsr1r rd.q'~i ly ihr Bo1rt II SuI~Isisors,
fra rr,ed ~ the Msyr Avg y 49, ths' The bpnss ~
t. ofee VII be in sed on tn 5Iit 9i Oc.ote Es,an
,Id a. re. .c! v... D. 80 81 .ftel fHlI Gl.e.
oioHGE oPDini, asyor.
Mt.I.IN 4. bEEN.At Ccupt.cie:
piiiAH =. PuKuf. Sgp-fvsof.
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WILLIAM -. TWEED. ,up>fvisoi.
W i.LiAI X STEM Ak4, sgPoTfiso-,
rou--trr. CoR.oy -. Committee
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
Gteamboats aMo Railroads.
TOR CALTFORNTA-py the OvNRLAN

E'Ok CALIFORNIA-By the O"ERLAND
4 RpyrE.-A DAILY LIaH of STiGES ea,, ylJH the
U. h s eages Meh.sor K:uses fof P,ice-ys Cal, va
p,ner eat SAT- iess vifiaa aug Ca,on Cities meet.
tUpper Missouri, Reese isSr. washee and Eanibo.is min
THROUGH N SEVENTEEN Days. rrr -
TIE rog.e sc"k"d with cont als Coocs and Concord
Covered ring ssoDe. Livery at aon paid 10 passeu.
Ps eprers esn NJ a. mt the routs ssl 70
sula. L.. Z seg,s wheI the nos fai. -
se.ios ager.gs - mics epa. scd useas fasussd q
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph howa the ,duas Win
Tyenty ss pounds Of ssr-sse sowsd, sa extra charge
will ne mad o 10 exceA Surplus bassfse can b. sent By
Echi.on Is connecoi W rail with an POINTS e.st
TuROUoH FARE, A,shison to fac-syi.le, 500.
For further norraton sry 81 the oee Of the Company
NJ. % Broadway, N. Y, sp s,sr..
Tickets spld :. tie oaies Il tbs Company, NewYon ana
Atcbison.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24
BuiIhinn MateriaIs.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains,
FLOORING Tiles Long sand Pottery Depot, No z7a Pesrs
I EAKY ROOFS MADE TIGHT and War
i ! r.ries with EILERYS INDIA RUBBER PAINT.
Principal Office No. :ss GIandL L Aiso At Nos n Psk ro.
sos rav JTs 9.hsy, 1888 bowerv, IL South 1,hs VIZ
Ism,burth and corner al,on and xfoId, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-24


WILLIAMS &c GUION. Nc II Walls,
STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
~ irs a. Oucen.own lcork Hareorl The weu'1no"n
steamers OF the Liverpool ew lofk and o'eA
,hiu Company .sc intended to sell as !ouows; ~.
CffY OF EALTlsiOGE.............. Saturday Oct -
CITY or HEW-iOIh,.........-.. 'S.,1Ijay os- -
-Mntaay ~
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY at noon sgon risi ~
North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
ray,ilo IN gold lts equivalent IN currency; "a, oo
FIRST IADlN......S $50 " .snEEEAOE. ......sS9 w
Au To Iondoa Is eo Sceraee 70 Londcn.. "a 10
Frs. Clsln to Paris.. 9o &c seease to Pai.s... ~ ~
Psensers aiso forwarded to Hayse Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, Ac., at equally low rate. 49,. 49,.
F.-uB nom Liverpool or Queenstown: HCahn, 20 ss2
alO5 s;ee,ase $50 Those who wish 10 segd fos tiei
fliends can buy ticket. here at these rates
10. further Information, apply at The Company oaee,
JOHN q. DALE, Agent. No Is BFostway, n. a.