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, 1863-12-09

I The Board Of Supervisors Of White
side county haye passed an act granting q
bounty Of one hundred doIlars to each volun~
tccr, TO fill the quota Of the county under the
Inst cnll Of tho President.
, 1863-12-09

The supply Of the vatous descriptions inadequate
to the want8 Of deore!s, who, T6 underst1ut, now
told smaller stocks than ever befors Tnrxs f1and
particularly Is rch needed as tais period Of the
waa sold rrev1ously and Of 1861 barrels st. Kits.
afoat, vas imoortec by dealer. Quotations a En-
tirely nominal. The whole stock Ia store In d'sr
hands fs TO 1000 sacks Ground and 1865 do Ftoe
uot Offered at present.
1863 bush.. 81 16e. bush. sl7 81
, 1863-12-09
mtseella11eous..

HILTON'S CEaIENT.-The Tu-
u 4 soluble Cerneut Of the Aeesrs. HILTON
BROTHERS, Is certainly the best article ot the ktrL
sIeE Invented Il should be kept IN eIcrr m4rutAo-
9sny dollars saa d saysd n 20 Eoa ol yr4r Tnls
combination l. On .eicnsne principles, and under no
ctrcMastanees OF change Of Temperature viii Il eit
be succeesfuly applied rendsts Il inTanabla TO II
classes. For particulars sec advertisement.
se4m5ti-tn-WT&A-2dp
, 1863-12-09

B' The Paris (nlinois) Ta1ey Blade comes
ont for President Lincoln for President at the
elcction-in 1861 The Blade supported Doug
las In 1850.
, 1863-12-09

FALLEN THRoUo1r.-The project of mar
ringe between the Count Of Flanders aud a
Brazilian Princess is understood to hive fall
len through, In consequence Of the Counts
dissemination to exchange his pleasant bache-
1or existence in Europe for residence In the
Brazlls, with the prospect Of hereafter find
ing himself the consort Of an Empress. The
King OF the Beigians is said TO have been very
desirous forithc match, but he found It impos-
sible to overcome his sons resistance,
, 1863-12-09

MARRIAGE OF A MEMBER OF CoseREss,--
Hon. A. l. Knapp, N. c., Of this District,
was married at Chicago on the 24th ult-, to
Miss Henrietta Knapp, Of Chicago. .-]aeksoM-
mile flU.l Journal,
, 1863-12-09

FISH-LAKE F1su-Tle market has been. been moEe aS,as
than ordinarily quiet: tho supply being almost no.
inal prices are very firm and unchanged AAckEKMEL M
are MI sugpy sud stosks s.s 5ssns o has
been no change during the week In quotations prev
iously given, but at these tho market Is hfn Con,
1ppcarnnces seems fir OF being supplied as eyeE
Tie rece1pts for the week have been very small! aa9
barrel HxHR1Eus are less active. Market unchanged
, 1863-12-09
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
For the Week Ending Dec. Sth, 1869.
TUEauAy EyEISu. Dec.

TUEapAT EvEz.IS0s Dec, :, 1858.
The following tables show the receipts during the
week. and since the first Of January ,Eth comparative
statistics.
Receipts Of Lumber. shingles, the week
ending Dec. 8th. 1865 compared with tho previous
, 1863-12-09
WEEKLY REVIEW OF GILL
CAGO MARKET.


49, TUESDAY EvESNo. Dec. 8. 1se5s
FREIGHTS-Ihere Is nothing doing In Lake
being now closed Tor the season.
ThG fnfnY1uE arc the Iates by rNllrQad4s \
, 1863-12-09
Twenty Negro Soldiers Belonging to
Ullnnn,s Ket1g1de Hung in Louis.

IFfuM tMe Bostou IE8FElefsJ
In Tuesday cycning's Trdcder 1t was stated
that Lieut., Coleman and twenty priyatcs
{colorcd) captured In Louisiann, were hung
BY the rebels They belong, we understand,
on reconnaissance 70 jackson, La, by Col.
Logan's Rebel Cavalry Leut, Edwin T.
Brown, formerly of the Massachusetts LIST,
also attached to this brigade, was taken pris-
oner Mt the came time &c lived In East Bos-
ton and was caulkcr By trade: His fate Is
unknown.
No report Of this sort appeared In the N. o.
n0nRI9.
, 1863-12-09

ENUITS-GnEEN ArrLHs-The market has beea
Ecynlly supplied both with aud good fruit.
Tho receipts Tor the week per Lake nonc amount to
tics arc very trm st Previous 1uotations. There Il
ket. which Is beIrg offered 1t much lower ngu:es.
GriPRs-The receipts for the present season arc
msnd. Frires nm 1T pr esen: quotations. CEAsBEH-
ni1s rather quiet ard prices unchanged: lzIoNs u
rUIe-In nominal receipt and limited demand.
HICKORY fu5s-fhs receipts hare been Larger thar
easy at present rntes. uhaN1ks-The rece!pte OF
Harnna fruit arr small md in limited demand. Ma
, 1863-12-09

If Congress should lay tax On the
Issues Of the 1000 shinplaster shops called
banks, Of not less than six per cent per an
mum, payable quarterly, the effect would
be to drive out Of circulation at least two
hundred and fifty millions Of trash that is
now costing the people, for interest and
exchange, not q cent less than thirty mill
ions ofdollars per year. The vacuum thus
created would enable Secretary Chase to
issue, say two hundred millions Of legal
tender greenbacks " without intlating1the
currency, and on which the people would
have no interest to pay. Here would .be q
saving Of twelve millions Of interest, which
otherwise must be paid On that sum Of bor-
rowed money. In view Of such facts, why
should not Congress tax the shinplaster
issues out Of cirulations
, 1863-12-09

expenditure Of public treasure for2 These
vessels are not intended or calculated to
help the Government in its struggle with
the rebellion. So far as this warts con-
cerncd they are utterly useless We have
more warships now than can be manned
or employed. The number Of men re-
quired by the Navy Department to build
these ships is so great, that it has excited
the labor market Of the Eastern cities,
causing strikes after strikes for higher and
higher wages, in ali classes Of employment.
The navy yards and naval fonndries ab-
sorb 80 many men at high rates Of
pay that volunteers cannot be had for
the army or sailors for the navy. Tie
cost Of those ships is double what it ought
to be; but contractors are amassing vast
fortunes, and that is the chief secret Of the
apparently insane conduct of old daddy
Welles. We earnestly ca1l on the Western
members Of Congress to put check to.
this frishtfu prodigality and wicked waste
of the National treasure The Navy esti-
mate ought to be cut down at least one hun
dred millions Let the swindlers and con-
tractors howl, but stop this wholesale
cheating and suuandering,
, 1863-12-09

To.pA. st5 Biz Fiae salt wers sold ii sa55 DEL
SEEDS-T!so1af-Th market y 9niet but nrH.
prime .FIAI-fhe demand during the week has
been fully equal to the snpply and the market has
ranged from $1&92.67H-the latter for cholcc-
At the close however, thafe IL rnther easier feel
Ing In the market. CLoFER-Tefy little offering and
market nominal At $7125@75o.
TODAY the sales werc: c5 bags good Timothy at
$csT; 5haGa Flax at s. 50 bags 1t se4os l73 bags
At $Q.5c: "a b RI Inferior at s. Is.
sALERATuS-MaEket steady aad In fair supply.
We quote:
Eahhtttfs Hest. q
, 1863-12-09


The market during the pas. week has ruled very
oulet and prlcc3 show decline On the week of kt3
Il on No Spring, and about 192c on No 2 Spring.
During he past three Or foar DAYS The daeFence he
iug-tho speculative demand being confined almost
entirely to No Spring. The following table shows
the transactions during the week:
, 1863-12-09
navy DEPARTMEET-RUMOREp RETMEaIEy
or MR.. WELLES.

o'War capable Of outstrippfng the rebel pri-
yatcers. At the same time it Ia asserted there
are two hundred vessels in the British navy
which can overhaul the Alabama. A trial has
been going on here for some time, In which
Mr.. Diekefson, the celebrated sickles cutoff
man, has been engaged, and the affair has
been directed against Nj. sherwood, Chief
Of fact and science, 1t was utterly impossible
to increase power In o steam engine by ex-
pansion more than eighteen per cent. he
also testified that lie had been authorized By
the Secretary Of the Navy to build al the yes
sells Of the navy In accordance with this
covered some four or five years since
Mr.. 1sherwood on cross-cxamination
however, admitted that ifa certain steamer
could mako eleven knots per hour. or if any
engine could turn the wheels Of q steamer
fastcr with expanding steam than without It
his theory would NOT be true. ona a trial Of
one OF the double cnders, which was Ind
here, it turned out that the vessel could turn
her wheels onc-third faster with expansion
than without, and that she burnt one-sixth
less coal an honr, when going faster. Mr.
Reeder, builder Of Government engines, also
testified that'any Of the United States men
ofwar now building would greatly increase
cutoff Thus it has turned ont that the the
ory OF HI. QsherWood, upon which al1 the ves~
sells Of the navy have been bnilt, tat least, all
the wooden vessels) amounts to nothing, or
rather, is contrary to fact Here is huge
blunder, which will cost the countrymillions
ofdollars, to say nothing Of the loss sustained
to our commerce, caused by our vessels be-
ing unable to cope in speed with the rebel
priyatecrs.
:, In this connection, lean, that Mr.. Welles
viii retire from the Cabinet, and that his
place has been offered to Senator j. ".
Grimes, Of Iowa. The latter gentleman has,
however, declined the position.
As to Mr.. sherwood, nm afraid he will
come ont Of this matter without grease
spot Of him being left. The case Is on trial
IN the United States Court, Judge Carter pre-
siding. ZETA. ,
, 1863-12-09

AettIpt5t 6blpulanL9
~ Lake. 3i,100
By Galena chicago Unlon B. R-...5..el4 -...
~ ~ E;es4a j GSn,1ai HotS R islsnd Il. ..
1u!EdEos 1tuil lou q --.atv.o4
By Chicago, A. & 81. Louis Il. Il 80. E5 ...-
By ChlcagoE l. Northwestern R R...518m ....
Three Eastern e. Z. .,s................ 49,. go.
Total last week. 9i,10O
Total previous week s6,Go0
Corresponding week In ls6e.........3LG5 41,6I3
Corresponding week in 1s61---...... u.s9l 80.
The demand for Oats Is comparatively light, And we
note decline In prices on the week Of Bsic pey
bushel since the dase of our last review The active
speeu!stiys tnqaH Enieh H. existed week ago seems
The stringeney y ~ the money MARKET, md purity in
Tho following table shows the transactions duln, The
, 1863-12-09

.EEis+The supply Of Fresh Eggs has been very
much hsIow the demand, and pr!ees have been very
FURS-Aa the cold weather approaches the sup
ply ID becoming more liberal, but as yet . TerF
much fegs than requirements Of the market. This
esrccinlly-applIes to Minks and AusErats. PRICES
are gcueFally t1f1u at our previous quotations. We
, 1863-12-09

o1SIsS: III =" TTs-ArriEs-There hss Saen
Considerable improvement In the supply OF Indiana
Ohio and Alchigan fsait. chiefly of mediam Qualities
aIe 4 .eE limited snFEy especially pa1fd and the
s1Fs-1n limited demand, and ea*J at pfeso9t prices
CCaKAx7s N Estr .urH1y. and 6odefate deMand-
DoazsT1c FHr1Ts Ia nominal supply and faIr do
msnd Prices afc. consequently, very frm at present
, 1863-12-09

ItD41 mo UnFket 0tcIiEt1 &c per 6uaheI. S6l0E
were GO hn No 1ye IN store nt $1B: 900 bu do
Mt $l.b5H 0 b9 do at $105- We Quote tho market
at The e{ose as follows:
No l5e n stQ3e-
No ESc ~ Lts99lI
EANLEY-Feceived to-dny, 1,l67 bu. The fol.
lowing table shows the receipts and shIpments dur.
Ing the week:
, 1863-12-09

u11Ho1s DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS FUND.

The tenth has at last come out about the
soldiers fund collected atthe "Great Demo-
cratic Alass Meeting" Of the 18th Of June.
AL the putting and blowing, newspaper mp
pca1s, &c, were only nble to bring It up to
between ten and fifteen thousand dollars.
This is no doubt the utmost nmount raised.
To this dimension has the one hundred thous-
and dollars ehrunk+ But who will dare i'm
pugn the love Of the Democracy for the SOL
diers?
, 1863-12-09


No, 2Ised
:. ~, =, r. r. st9Ts; 1., 81 ssefe; In stofo.
Dec 1855 1855 = lssSs1as 1l1ssss11aaiss11ssz@ls3@ 1ss zSsls -:
:" 4.:e9S@ 1ll SiIlK 1ss @IM ii: g..
a $500 III Glib l9l SI66 lii -.
s..ss,G00 100 gill 1.M Gs1.a3H -. -.
To-Day Tie market rnlcd dull md Hc Flower On No
9 So s. do Il
si1ox: 29o fo hu DC H # q S1lo 1oe2 By do On A. D&
loM6 bu do ut s1o5 1000 bu do {n 8. B, & co''s) Ut
There ie a limited demand for Bed Winter Wheat,
but the offerings arc light, and VIC quote the market
entirely nominal at The close as fo1lowss
No. Red 1utiarn.. c..
NO. = Ncu ...s%--+s.-.+-~-ss-....s.. 80 "a 80.
Ne.1 M 1Esd ked in store. 1;9 @@t3
Rejected Red in etore. 1.13 -.
No. epl!nE ~ !M GSl1ut5
No, spring In store. 1.G5
No. snring TN Stulgcs, B. 4 Co.s)...... 10t a..
Rejected epr1ng In store oe6 9G3
: EONN-Eeceived to-day, 2, ,0i5 bu corn: shipped,
none. The following tnblc shows the receipts ard
ehIpmeut9 during the past week:
1KcKrp1s AND snPAEsTs OF coEy DURING TIN
Dfeeiota fhfnmpnta
, 1863-12-09

Review Of the New York Grocery 1larkee.
From the New York Shipping and Commercial List.
Dec. 7th.]
6CrAR-There ia = nttic more inquiry from con-
8UIaers and the Market th euch still Inactive closca
EaiheE moro t1nlJ at The y7lac. current n ss ea1J
The salss Of raw lbs hhdt. Cuba al 1fH9iaXc:
s Porte klso, 129i1Hc: IS Mast,n19ae, l$xc 81
New Qfleans. 12H@1kc: 10 do clarified, Exc (caah3
md Ii9 h1s Havana, part uHc. 1nos. BY aactons
, 1863-12-09

quiet nnd prices chow decline Of sc per bushcl
the week The following tnb1c BhoWa the tranasc~
tions since the !ate OF our last weekly review:
, 1863-12-09

MoLAsaKs-The market Continues quite dull: thn
demand being restricted to the ln1reiia;e rrnnirs
msns9f she trade prices IN consequence fa1of hnJ-
sales include 40 bldg DemeraEa at Sc IL Porto Rico
6s9&c; hips and e trcs Cuba Muscovado, l6esSc
sESR 4d5S Gs; + Ry suesIoa III nrls crop
hhds sour Cuba sold Ut @c, cnAh. SN' ~''
Import 1st to sosh Now Hhds. Tcs. Rr1s.
, 1863-12-09

--........- HLXLQEK. y
Harncte, = p... E<ailc slaushte.'s Sole. 3lawc
Line 49,. &48s6c Buenos Ayres....,, ,H3Sc
Kip, -. M&95c Qrroco, ,0W.....,.3lfSE 80
Upper, foot. 18eHo Or1aoco good DAM
CoLAr, y foot. x0@ct sged..............s795nc
Harness, 2 D.. @46c slaughtezs sola ..-9ss
ZIP, medium. 1G09l15 French KIP. 193&l40
kV.heaTy.-.... E93c Best CaG, p. .09 ~
Cali, No. 1...... 1@0t3 g rs 1S3eai6
Calf, seconds. 1f1@iS Lamoine doc % ootA q
Upper, foot... 3h991c Ruasctt Linin&s. sgaal3 g
Ruhsett Bride, PINK Llalug3..-. To03H ~
= side........ 5N3dm Eoans. .......... .I2no9A0a
METAIS-Aafkst moderately active and urn
without any change in the quotations Of tho weak:
Copper and Tin are nrmer owing 10 the high rates OF
, 1863-12-09

TO-DAY TIC EEElMn1 %Hs 1ht, 6nE th6 market EhOW9
further declInc of1c per hIsha Sales Terc: 600
9Co Id do ut 6c cC0 bu No. Oats In store at &c.
by sample - tAQ hnrlaps No. Oats ut &c deliver
a. follows:
No. oa:s II
Rejected OEfs = ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
KYE-RcceiEed to-day, 2ti58 bn. The following
week:
, 1863-12-09

BAGGING-Theru has been less activity in tie
1narket during tho week: but owing to the Snall
stocks hand, and ycry limited SUPPLY, but little
alteration has oecurredtn onr Pre- vte9s quotations.
4, and Prince Albert A, which now In fall supply;
Aung5n Mills IRE hoxeyer not 90 plentiful, and t6e
buEhel 0unnrs are easier and In rather better supply
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

6tsce this liberal and eoterprtsing manager took
charge ot N,blo's we have seldom had occas'os
70 say thing but words W pratse " regard 70 this
theatre. The scenery has always beea new and hand
eomcy Tantsd the appointments cosy aaA Appropriate.
and tho Management oT The accessories aud superuume
rares ali that could be desired Last evening" howevcr,
Manager wheatey outdid hmseh. From the be
ginning TO Tho end d the play evcry sceae vas
new. and every sceoe demanded and received re-
newed admiration. Mr.. selwyn certainly carried or
he honors. His oompostioa wen as bis oolorns Of
some the stage pictures presented last svcolng require
moro space than spare this morning TO do them
adequate Justice Nor tho details OF tho stage
agcment wanting The costumes very handsome and
worry classical and tho moes soders crowds aad other
necessary evils Of historical dramas arranged aud
dirocted with skill sy Mr. Vincent Tho cast Of
tho psy WIS exceedingly strong II included hr.
Edwin Forrest Mr. Mccullough. Mr. Burnett. Mr. human.
Mr.. hordaunt, Mr.. Martin. Mr. Shewe. Mr. Collier. Ma
dame Pouisi Mrs. Allen. Mrs. skerrett and host OF
eshers n 10 seldom that 6nd many nns actors at
one theatre and play This is the 0rst time Mr..
Forvest has played Coroanus sDco h,s engagement at
the Old broadway theatre Va part In which ne ap.
pears 10 the grcates possible sdvantascMcvc, even
than In vIrginias. Upoa another occasion wo shall
Comment more particularly upoa Mr.. Forests rendering
@ this character sad uIon tho other Characters In the
drama Now We osiy dcsl ~ gtsrsnG gcnsralittcs.
end cay thas th. no 6rst q Mr. wAeasyS shAkspsssaa
sevtvsls, ~ dessdsd srcsss. WA ~ sspsaAed W
sight 3o-aorsw evesine hiss Hessa piAys EANh.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
Theatrical.
WINTER GARDEN.

Mr. and Mrs Ficreucs begin their nrst winter reason
last evening The house quite crowded, and both Of
the Forenoss IN excellent spirits. Tbere were three
pieces psrisrmed-"Handy Andy" "Nscbievons An.
NE, and "Ths Returned Volunteer" Tboy all oid
and good bot beucr for age. Several new plays are
promised in . week t~o, including Tom Tsyiors
splcsdid drama "1he Ticket Of Leave Man" which s
the of The yesr London Uui thcss are ready
we must. psrorce, put up with the usual bin u fare
rBs OLYMPIC.
farce called "MIs- o'Rsliyr vss produced sst
night Tho fiece Bss vcvthy of the Il consiss
d two scenes. scens nrsi--soms politicians enter In
search Of Mnss O'Rssiy sorns ssooud-Ms sedlsy
Brown and another lady stand around and smile. Mics
comes In and tshs srsss deal then Miss sings two
songs. thea the politicians come In. then Nilss sings
another song. and thsu down ees the curtain. The
pl~ySrs said that there would also bs address,
" The sudisccs wished ~ but the sndecos i<
Dot Tho only appliance u any consequence
was Al the mention d MccsIsns name. hr.
Charles wsioos played the part Of Mics, and probably
wrote the fsscs. %. be may coosrs,uiaie himself
upon having spoiled sabjsct vnsch, 10 sbIss hands.
vooii have taken the town by storm. Besides This. Mr.
wsico made great mistake 10 acting part fof ~hIeh
he totally unaiisi another mistake In trying 10 slug
and another msssks In giving bnss s the dsioxse and
leaving tho rest sbs dramatic growe ss bare % bsan
polcs There good jotes IN the farce b1t u
viii de 10 spts of the fame and the popularity a s
hero aud poe, whose has been borrowed for
~. title Iu sptaph ought W Be, " Knisi By
too much wsicou" Broughsm's bari~~gas. "po
eahoutas, . olowce the farce II u 70 be Withdrawn aszi
week wo are glad 10 say and the nsw bufsqDs q 'Tss
Dukes Motto viii then b brouxht out " Mrs WccSs
had sny Intention q running "Pccahnas' % lons ahs
should have bad rewritten. Toe bkss are Vefy. scry
state now.
sfnLo's GARDrr.
Mr. whcaley. ~ho vas eeiebrstei for hr rev'vs =
King Jcbs" a the eo~ery sons ysac sso. hsa sansf
psw harr's by bis rsrtra VI "corigssns last ervHlns
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
NAILS FOR EUROPE.

:
Tue CunArd mail steamship 6eotis. cApsaia yuhkins,
wAl isave this port tomorrow Tor Liverpool.
Ihs msls for Europe wl close as quarter past niue
O'Clock 70 morrow morning.
Tho Ksw Yosx HEaAiD-editioa Tor Europe-wil be
published u hafpast eight O'Clock tomorrow mrung.
will ooataln the latest dsta OF the Operations
Union Army Virginia. Important Dispatches from tho
Union Forces 81 Chattanoga Late end Interesting kews
from louisiana Texas North and South Carolina. Tonnes
scs &c Important News from Mexico. Cuba and 81. DO
mingo and q variety OF other Interesting Of tho
past week.
Single copies. 10 wrappers, ready for mailing, avs
cents
eampson Low. Son q Co., ~ Ludsats Hin. London
England will receive subscriptions and advertisements
for The new YoRx HxaALD.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
OUR RUssIAH vIsIToRs.

RhsAe Isisnd Extends sa Iavttatloa -
the Riest-visit OF the Delegation 20 the
Flagship AisEsaasr HevsGl-speech o.
she Secretary of state or Rhode Islsad-
Reply 81 Admtrel Lasovski-He Deeiines
the Iavitetiea for tho Present. SO.
Tho Rhode Island deputasiou. who depussd to pre-
sent Governor Smiths for.si iuvitaoa to The Rssaiaa
Admiral and his coers 70 visit Newport and receive the
courtesiss Of ths crssss Of that locality wsst board
tho flagship u the Russian sausdroa yesterday.
for tho purpose Of making known their wishes.
Al eleven O'Clock the following gessleaes. com
posing the delegation. assembled q ooloaei Al
mys once, 100 Broadway ,-Ceoneas Bailey, Halsstt,
Smith Rev. Dr. vistoa President OF the Soas @ Rhode
Isiand Hos John Barics Secretary q Stais q Rhode
Island Williams. Esq. Precedent of ths hstsopssas
Bank. Of ths city. ,. II. Ormsby. Esq Randall H.
Greene, Esq !. and others.
This party proceeded to whitehall shortly aer twelve
O'Clock and got hoard General Oxs boat. The Hcury
Burden the polite and genteany captain which had
everything readiness for their reception Az
ali wsrs board the Henry Burden steamed into the
stream ana nearing the Russian nagsap Dodworths
band which board struck up the Russian
hymn 10 nne style, which compliment duly responded
10 BY he Russiaa uscicns. who played "Hali Colum-
bisv
rhs Admiral politely sent mis- small boats 10 carry ths
party board ~ ship, whore they sse recelvea u
truly hosp,tabss aud friendly Afssr s ~ gpss
through ths formula o thsy couduc
70 ths state cabin whsro the Russiaa oos aito.
thcIr attentions peass shci guests After
intsFchasss q sSw appropriate compinspts the Hon.
r. HArtiets Secretary OF stats Of Rhode Island,
proceeded 70 extsad tho Invitation already specified
70 the Admiral. He said no had the honor
in behs Of his Excscncy the Govcrnos OF the State OF
Rhode Island accompanied By the gentlemen OF bis stan
and certain ohsr citizens Of that State present
vttatou 10 him 10 visit Narragansett Bay harbor Of
Newport They should not be able 70 show them such
institutions they mad this metropolis Rhode
Island was the Smallest State In the Union; but
her peopse wsrc Industrious people. They should
take pleasure 10 showing them (the Rnssians) their
mechanical establishments. which had contributed %
much 70 the power and prosperity OF this republic.
He believed that the Admiral and hts oaacers would
appreciate this. Thoy had also within their boundA.
rios the United States Naval Academy, which they,
naval ohcers, would undoubtedly bo pleased see
In conclusion tho speaker presented the Admiral with
copy Of the Invitation which written on parchment
enclosed In neat silver cse bearing the following In
scription- ~ sl nei tJ
TO REAR ADMIRAL LlSOySKI.
IN Commanding the Russian Squadron.
ff October 20, 1853.
COMPLEMENTARY. !
From JAMEs y. Smith, {
Governor OF Rhode Island,
United states Of America.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
A p..m.n.nt car. fnr PIl..

~ wfTwERs rfs suptSstlsr ssssf's euss .es riss.
nieodlnr 20 frh ~ P4s Ibfg Fstsrr leq ~ Ftstssf-
pso- Antrtsd tor TssraaBt rss sntfs-g eifri "
kgeni ~ b0wsfI
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

R~swssf.i ro.s pisste~ -Lsira's nloow
Ys.th o. is4sti o. rs~srrr ssf t4sstfTirt ,es
srsnpisr5a sss ais. ~ s.s-sr ssa trpsssss sTssf
wbef~.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

s.rrst worth x ns,stsg ID. so Thea
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The New York herald., 1863-11-03

Prizes Csshea In ais LegallxeA Losse.
rtcs InformAiiou given JOSEPH BATES Broker
II Wall street. room No. .. New York.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

Prfsss Cashed In All Legsiissd Lotts
ries Information given. :. r. CLAYTON CO, No. Il
Wall street. room No g. New YORK
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
Bottles. BoeaIes.
Emp'y Pint Bosties Of NE schnspps srsss -sssd bth
pro~ fsid 81 ~ Beaver sf~st
Call and Gnanins the ArvssGsmsnt OF
bELsBoLDs NV pRuo STORE.
~ BEoADwAr.
yoU WILL M vgLcoSyD.

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sget Jonis sod sn ai.s.sss q M fs,s err .,sy'
q or lnonss The raftsnt ~ Dr lFHAHfk.
kmrE-ra Cfiroy<r6ist 80 TO Bss~4-g hsf<ss 70 shys-
efsns snd surr~o.s a ne c1fT.
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

Cvssss~sse's usir Dys. Prsserv.tivs
ana Wiz depot -hole ss,s ant fst.n We hsot Hoses
The dye srpii~s b. sknfui sriirs
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

"a False Balance 10 an Absm1n asfen
the Lord; br just weight IL bis delight "-BROwNs
eTANDARD SCALES. warranted socnrste Aa< dSrabls a
faii snppy adap,ed every branch of business
In store ard Tor ssis whoesa~ nd retail bp BROWN
manufsesurer No barclay srect, opposite the