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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

PLEAsED.-Sincew we returned to the
land where copperheads dwell, the few
that We have seen, have worn remarka-
bly, long faces, but the news of the
escape Of John Morgan the murderer,
and six of his men, had visible effect
upon them. They were pleased. No
doubt they would be better pleased to
hear that he was again numbering and
robbiug Union men, as has been his Gus
tom. ....
THE NEXT CONGRESS commences its
session on Monday the 9TH inst. 1t will
be the most important session ever held
aud its aoings will be watched with Gag.
er interest by the whole country. 1t
will have to settle the condition of the
rebellious States and define the manner
in which they can be restored to the
Union. We are thankful that Iowa is
represented 10 both Houses by most able
men aud patriots, aud not by such men
as disgraced US twelve and fifteen years
ago. Iowa will be felt in Congress and
with her six members will stand second
to no State in the Union. We can safe
ly trust our interests in their hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
DROPOsALs FOR MORTAR SHELLS
ORpssscE OYgIo,, WAR DyP,Rrxgsr,
AAArut.nrox NnYerIhnr IL 49, b.


SEALED PROPOSALS Wi. 10 received II this once
until oco D. ni on the I'D OF December rea oE the do.
livery q, igy thousand iOrc mortar shells ~ he io4orihS
cusiiitlss a, the foi'owiny ATseEas, viz;
Al tie " sefiovn Arena, N4i.rtovn. M1ss-, ''p.
At tho Waiagvlo; Arsenal. Wet Toy. \. A. 5eSi
Az the New York fr.-ual tov,rnDrs Island, il,up
atne Allegheny Arsonal. PitsbuIsh, IA, sy@
Al he 4. = Arena, We AiGgt0n. u. G., SV"
A, the ". s Ar.enAl 1t. Louis. Mo-, 5000
b.. ,he. az, 10 BE- made Of the kind y metal sni In
,rec,,i aner the rule. lid down In the oG nance snia
Drs~nr, ecu be- ny d the tn'ird states Ars'nA.
The he'll, are hs Inspected the foundry where east Zee
Of charge tor rns2os.aon banding pn'N delivered lie
Arena.
De yrrr. u1s be made the rate Of not e's than I've per
cent D. II Tie Der - r. crftls ccuusei.e o
delivery be- rais within twenty days atef tr IA e
Of tie eoafsct sni .uy failure 90 OLIVER o. spei G u %
VIII nteet to courcio 10 forfeiture Of Ibs noh,ei ne
may M 10 deliver al ihri ~ g. "a,
sfni. b. isi b. made or each Ar-rnsl " the oifss
uro2o.- TO deliver o. more hsn 10 BID viii b.. con'd,
aret nom raic, regular founder - popreioi'
wor.. whe AZ. known this bv steu' 10 be sspsoe Of
erscnfirs 49, No.k cosIsc'ci FOR Ia tLcf ON s.isph
q ~nis -,. - -.
E.ch party obsninr eortr,c, vii b. REQUIRED 20 enter
int, brs ~h approved slfcfle. r Is ath.i rse utot
The D-panue he f,t 20 fclct any OF all bias
N ID, deemed .a'isfariofy Tor any cru'-.
Prop-4. BE- al ircfscd g. br ftiff bcnefA 'eoffs
D. Rar.sy (h,foi Drdl.nce. Nlsia.'ol, y. c. ind NJ!
~ '''''''" 90 D RAMSAY.
Pr.snaiisr Gsnsgal. Clj 4 q ord! snoe.
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Uroposals.


FUpRAr op ORDNANCE navy DyPARrxsSf' Nov 40, ,se'
DEOpOSAi.S for TIMBER Tor the N Nv l.
SEALED PROPOSALS, ndoTsed "Proposhls loT I'M t
Der will b. ce.yed this Bgcsu nti O'Clock D. NJ CT .
10Th day Of December for furnishing and delivering nhasf
cor,-dct al the several NnvyYsrds at Portsmouth, N
oston New York. sn fhaJepda the following ceterDed
timber md plank. :os ordnance D. fposes:
Cass J.. White Oak fox Gun.s aIrisgos.
Gas. II. White Pine snl White Wood.
Glass III. " bite Ash ard hickory
Class ". Gum Logs,
Separate ors be made fo the suppl each n NE
Navy ards named and fOr The he OGs and the Hickory,
Whit. Wood White Ash end Pine; bat the oeeu must be
for AL Il of each description for esch Navy Yard.
Bidder. axe refer Il 20 the Ordnance Officers a, the several
Navy Yards and ,an' aud to the Chef Of the buTe.h q
Ordnai &C. Navy Department, WAC WI mrn'h 'hem WIN
ae.yeries and otll.r particulars. II. 5. WISE
Chief Of DGrcsu, sd interim.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
6talioncrp ano farm @ocos.
"rINHE PEN is MCHTIER THAN TIE
SNDkp.r
THr OOlD gET-TLf sEsT OF ALL itNS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,
TIE BE5T Pens II TIE WoR"D.


% reoct sS o. my ny " 1e,r n or nerw m dissrd
Cold Pen u Psns..ec'isg the sane according derfo
VIZ; ,,.,, ,,.,.., ,,,,.-t,o,-.r r,,r.
OObp f'No "'''iD"' 'N".+'
Fer ~ CENTS The Mnlc Pen fr - cenf TIE l'"'s! r'h
fcr 50 cca',, i"e Away a'ay fen o' - en, ar l.. s.
Pen, and Tor H. the E.ceiof FtA-.hcsc fens Ic h's
numbered bat correspond 70 numbers :, D. D. and
........ .-..,, ,.,.-.,....,,,,,,
TIE SAhE PINS IL SLY .h-tLNI - hN4A'''''''
r.. r, nj, - IL pr, ,,r :, ee'.. the !ncky pen
er 81 lie Av Pen: Tor 81 - the Elegant Pen
ana ior III s. tie Excelsior Zen. a., 9Th
These Hre NrLfitisafd' rood-' i'hhl n'i' -, =. =
ljosun Points the avs.g'e wc.r q every one 81 VIZ. w."
u.'oa,,aAioA, and aac'Jore' not ei'lahs'a'.'.
Hrnpnn>rs. xVAP,ANEED PENS
MIN va - - h.. -
The name Is. Morton" Ntnner' ana Vnhu'y,
sa nd on N, following Pens an the points ore wfiah.u
for ~ rio.tls excep, az inst accdrit.
M -. i,,c,'fe -7fo orfJ. No. BEN, the smallest,
70 (, the i-t airp..i ior ne poche; No. Tie smallest
a.d No. 80 the d. -, Mammoth Odd Pen or he Dc m
Long and Medium b. Of all size. qun .e. Snort Nibs
~ Snn,befsi g. and T. aud made only %: ret cua ~ 80
The Long and son Nib poiuled the Medium nibs
on Brosd Coarse Buslf points, The ensr''S' are lac
siige. of tie sizes ami styles.
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASTS.
-, =. p, a o,.litv
i"' ~ 90 70 ~ - -, -, y, i'an "a a.a.ity
rof.si 60 No fel ~, qg.l!' OF w. =" q" f-""'
or NO, i a. "a 'iu"'iff. " lp.r "a ,,,,i,v
f0i 81 - - g. al c,,iii,y =
For ~ 20 NO. Tea it faay or NO. rem 81 q''''
- = * - ,',ii,r. or q, M f Pen a ou,i,y.
For 81 90 No. Zen ~ 9uay o. TO- % 81 3, No q
F0f - 90 -. - a. No "a pen, ,i L.. onaity
tehi f'A'0' '''"' y" w. " -
THE SAME GOLD PENS, IN SILVER E@Ii HsioN
CA'hS' win iAl'' ,,.,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
1--WE GRALFENBERG COMPANY" MED
ftaL INSTITUTION
Iins been removed from "a. = bnuta,'. %
10 IJD WILLIAM 81, hEW.YORa,
Near corner n Irlf,a.j
O,cr tho sho.c.-o dug .,0.s OF a. l.. SANDS Co.

TIE celebrated arssfe-i,rg Uterine C'hoirop sni Al o.
TIE 0fscnbers Family Medicines arc 'o'd "A'sA-s ''-
feia,, 90 above. 80 d, ,,
pr r. BRIDGE, tie fofii'ul rhyielsn VII e. ,rl'
with Die fiepi' sni patients AZ Ma 100 VILLA" o.
ron 10 d. u. 10 J r. . r.
- CAUTluh--ffw,ny ~ AHv ofHrb uTlWh -
Tnoioos Css so iuso Dur ing tATnOL'coS EHh1p
s'I.ft. ,R .EFF.II.NG tDfiEANi'S,F uAyfSo TAU
,LIr or Tna GrAfFa sHTHG CosPiSf Asp rrE fatF ~
JY.fIJA B. IaiDOf. 81. w.. os IaE OF .sIDk NAAfFkii'
A.n rs sfassTrak on gug INSIDE LABEL .
InIJl egfrd grfslgs caildtorfaJ 70 pf'' ~ '"'''
md .pn'iots aTfies 40 @s gS'naf bV"Nc o. "Np'
1flau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
V,IE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR yAAF5 CLARhEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS
p,,u-.~d rua. Arrsfcuplnn aftT J. i.fhe ". ID,

rf~psfra .raa prescription oi tu ,. fhe II ~
TAyrt.su EIiIaefall4fy 10 80 : ls,i.
T'Yu,fi sAlrfr~ l. 20 inprsu r. DIT spre ana
lie sstrsIv Ec.a- b. fi.les ga l1ti i't' pn =
e. g. io,r fil lou 4. powerful fcheay u .oht-h'
ra,tus Lnr.ui &, The constitution 10 ia.iTed .. :
IA ..u.gy suited twin. Ia sLJu tine, bnus CD We
monthly psioi will "a -s.asny. -,p.
,.s e.. gols..d 'a,l Afccfon, Iar N No hse.
and Lt-t. fsh.le on sslt srefton Pslpfat1h os lhs
Tesu hysi.rio. I'D NAheI urfe fus vi. e1ss' se.ts
In all other means have falsd and although poWeIu
remedy D. ool'n lfuu, ca!ont, anloIy OF - s
h.r III 20 ths Constitution. ~ A.,
fu dTrc o1s BE- tho plHp ic' .round each IafAse NA
should he carefully pres'rsed.
Tor fA parlcu.fs rct pamphlet Zee on. sg.n'
n ia sni postage siauls incos~i 70 any sthoffen
.rer VIII inDrs bottle CONTAINING Over 20 pls ~ Islam
in.L Sod ly AL Grlg..H,
JOB MOs.s, No q courii'nist, ss-Yors'
Sole nl.,d stslrt Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
1863. The 1868.
CENTRAL RAILAOAD.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAlLAoAD.
Ni.h 10 come, lions. forms
THE sUoRfFsr AND OUlCkE,r ROUTE
Fpoa kEw-i0Kk 10 rhS .'SA iFAL ntstSS Sti.h.,
Seven rslns daily isom Ne".l pr 70 r,nnie'la "S
All T-riRDIryH TRAINS FOX rtE Nkoi ny Int
'-- KOUIE LEAVE NEw-l ORR FROM TIE
FOOT OF COURrLANDrsT
Py wry Of Philadelphia morning psssenssr, esre Ne~
York y m other routes, eysArs psssengcd
80 p N. hour laieT thar o.her Ines
BY way Of Alentowu, evening Ps.'enser cave N,
arrive NJ the Northern nnes II Ihrsso and AZ
- Louis Cleveland. Columbus. Cincinnsa, sAi al nsu
uoiut- Al est. with fewer change % cars ,,,.
Sleeping Core without chang run nor fblnc phs -
Pittsburgh. - nies, and New to f'91isa q" ~A'~
snoAis snd Saloon Isfs on al. ifsir..
Ealc the other routes
B..sage ehtcAed through. -rgnsiels hes.
se,ute tic Aets good N IN Used by Pittsburgh
WEsfERN EMIGRATION.
The Pcunsy lyan.s Central Company rms az EHirsns
Accom- ..n Line ~hil. s'1ris comfortable noos Il
travel 20 p.tt moving we.wa Al o1saA4 tas s.A ssi-s
OF fare. ,,r,,,,-o
Nv ts route feights Of s af.c ptons bs forwrtet
70 a.. iy' ~ t,1,oo.,, ' l',s %, N,,.onT b. RAll
ROAD DltCE or 10 port o. I've f'es oil ns
West by steamer tlon Pittsburgh. M,
ITO Pesuy lss lrlI ,ahosd all times .. iaFoAoe
as are CHARGED by othes Railroad Companies Merchants sns
shpeI nnra,ns Tho Transportation =. .n.a .s. ~"
Company AL Tyly wltll e9nnd,Lc o. '8oeay "'A'-
LNt SrOCn.
Fsrner ard Deck, IN Live soeA WI nna tns mo-"
adsanas, aisrour Se2aco1s sds W.. 49," sna ~
III III q ire o, ~ = .riion l. paid 20 tbei WAVE
sou srsb here viii io"hd every co. ,.n'enee i's
E 'dss eh ca s,ii = fSs'iSR M9yaknrs
J. t. ULLiO8r Pei. a;ef scns, Me- A.ser House.
LflOii e. e. Aos.e ssi No souAh William Il.
No. 3bAii~iy rlsec>
ENoCa LLwIs, o.assl sspssuislss.i, A.'sss.ys
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.TIlROplCAL BAISAM,
K FHFPNIFD ny CAHETNp BROS. Co. ,
I1 ce'r aied lud unparalleled medicine po'ri onJ
,a-t cous Odd pms ns ves stiles h. been 10 mh"y y'
a and u ft toe greet pIaf ronedj 81 s'nth ' 'e'
o. i. bis cure ~ pi.. aud other tisrases oi TIE c
A., Ions rrsuiun, ron fs blows o. oFuse', h'.'F,'
severe hrlonns,s wouui coruslonA, ucess, b1n' p. al
.rio. I.hscns eel oilrr i.aessrz 3D.,
This most valuable ed,cue has been recently M
tls country anj both o. irfnsi and external uae ne III s
rsses prpllcei wonderfully succ.s.ui iesilts So,
pIi6c o. bottles. % cents sDd ~ Srn,,l pso' ~ ", -
r. SlHELf's SO. Nassau A.. ursr wan, te"lsf- 10
t.iisJ b. tie Dug Store golfraiy.
NTIEGNES.-E leetro-C Chemical Bl.h' No.
llg Ifa-nv ATTENDED By trrsncs, The ngentof. Get
etra fr tho srrcnu II Ne i'ic 'OstaL-es, eni Tor
cLf8uIc dsea.es. la'irus taken VIII board
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g 900 L crN.} Of The SONNY sIr

q ,VtJU,OVV Of NEN.l UKh.--9 - ~ =
fiJSs -Ts hereby invited 70 LOAN o! Two MILLION
Dgj,A. ef.rz~d by the Ordnance u fhe bosrd Of Sl
tos rpro, ~ tie Mayo Oct 81. 1868 entitled A.
{rutce 10 the procurement Of Substitute FOR ort 'ed 81
ar, for lie rie the Mon provided The tte can ne
cu-a AID allowed ne quota Of the Cay ~nd County o.
New Yo!k In INV future crNt .
In. Coarrouefs Oftce ard after NJ tSDAh the I'D
81 November Int, and remain open until TIE WHO'S all "a.
b taken. 81, 81, - .-
suSscrihers VII be required TO deposit with tie Conny
Tr.rer Al the llfosdly Bank. within I've days Asr en-
,e4ng In II tons subscribed for by them
r.fivv gu5 an pre.cnlns s receipts ioi 10 money 70
She rfoier they viii he EMIT ~ 70 iscei ,e bn' u %
(os,v eo.,. amount Iedeeuab.e Or before June
Z, v In tres. rol The date " pigment ~ ire rate OF
- - MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Conp,roNer
City 0! EcwYo.1, Deq-rttaeui Of Finance comP'oDci'
OFF,, Nov. TO- ia1
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F0aAGs DFrkRgfrNr.
ASSISTANT CUsEr4RrhsfHH OrVcn.

AlIXsNpnA Va, nov. l6 l't1)
PROPOSALS for HAY, STRAW, and
4 ONtts Written Jropossl, Invited Tor furnishing
nay sTnAW. OATS. an1 CORN { : Size use Of the Gov
ernprnt &. b. leytfrle Alexandria Va OF any point on
tie Potomac ~ u rblianss. aud az ,uch Gu1nt - "ih
tho ruout proposed or I'D AZ such uuea tie under
si,4eI insy d Get
r prGu ,a 10 ~ addressed e. fhe undersigned, ard t.
state ~. q6ant.fy snd pricr Of each srlce obesrd.
rIlposal. ed fof tho ard ~ ooo tr'hes
u Com - Osis end hny 0 'nn, ~ icy straw aud up
ward s4a lo As .neIost oi Ito UoScrnleht "
contrast iur q lees auount -
Com 70 b. put up To- good scSs Of sbos two " bushes
rtl Ds n flfks " about hrlc l bushels rech, WHICH ss o.
be furnished ffe II chars. to the OovrEon Tho ia! anu
straw % be- srcurflg bari
"a sftlr-f furnished under Ills sdvf'ement 10 he sub
i.c ta 49, t, !. ctiun h. the Government Inspector
IuIrtcs win bc made fom time O. tira unde ms saver
isrurnt the low 1t .pant.to b.aAe IS tAo .ee'"
VI tie p1lilo sefyico uHy r.luifr , n
The UNDERSIGNED reserves the II 20 i,cct sny aud al
often wi nay be deemed Incompatible w'h 40 i'teIe''
Of the GOs'EnHeut
rayn.ns vii be msde n suel fund s ny b. rroyded
from tue United Stsios Treasury aii 20 l - ipe-''
npon delivery d. tie Ii isurl feurfel s - ~ 10 800.
bold tho wn, iy paii of tho pay meats uh mo o""i'''
fol .lncnt oi tsccments 5000. , ,,,.. 81,
Gold ,uy y lu be- required ~ I've hV ~ iH.h"VN O'
any agreement made under ttis siyori-cn'nl =,
WN sIDnDAID, tert ud ASSISTANT u NJ
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-iI'HE GREAT ENGLISu KEMLDY FOR

GOVT ASD HHEUAATlsM
II sufferer, fota tie above eonIlhirts cr o'srent o.
long ,fandln- are sdvl.el % BLAIR ooJI ANp
pI1INAllC PILLS They be- relied uFon 80 .se i'h
sf- aid fccut remedy ever otlfcd 70 ~" fsp0 80
bon universally u.od In Eufoi. iof r-ny yen "' '
rrctier ,lcccs, ....,.., q, "a e...s I ,,
P,ersr,d ~ PROUT , UtnsANT 20. 20 W's'ns Ion
don ineland and .od ~ their Aeunis, NLL"' = w.
ilni lIn g., New j ON. -. 4,
ef Isirys Commissioners tsve authorized nc hAo ~
asdrc.. Of THOMAS rAODT ~ strand. i.oll'i !" os
irre.sed an OoyoIr,n. stamp .Aitg q each % '
a muir fu..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

oHps,-cs Orrox w.R DEPARTMENT.
WrBnGEor novcnDsr lt lsl
PROPOSALS FOR HEAVY PROJEC-
L TTLgs-sZALED PROPOSALS. Ill be received a.
4 ofoo lrii sofoct DID,. on To I'm % December hegi
o' i.esy iose.e' to Dc deliver Ia D' 'H' GUAM
1855 AZ riiE wATfRIOwS ARSENAL, MAss
900 70 i1ch bsi,flE. sAot
s,co i'lseh .sg.
AT 1aI wArLRVLlf T Arsenal WEST TROY, N Y.
ios y .nes t.usiA. 'S9l
loo ilch .aels
ssssss iSis.s . .tsi
AT TitE T. 4 AnsfSAL. oovElyoRs ISL tND. H. z.
500 isln-h after n shot
800 ialnsA shs..
losJ lDilch shot.
AT fi.F nLiEoIiASY ARSENAL FITTsBCR0. PA
o. i3laeh b.'i,Tns saOt.
ss.sScoo iS Sisss dot. .lo,
ATThE "a LoUls ARSENAL. ST. LOUIS. NO.
80, 1870 ~,
AT TnE wGsAIsGfoS ARSENAL. WASHINGTON
iccoislneA b,i,,rin, ,Ao.
f0o iOin1h ,ioi.
500 lDirch tLrl,
IT, - -sSe 81 he hind y rl-'d sni IN
md lei. laid W. o. ihs Oflnance H4nus wiih
~.rrrr0r OF the IS nrl riicrns sh.t which are 60 he
made = flu metal Of tensile strength rahsns Dc"etn w
.pd a CO. polnd 70 Tie ,.Is ineh sra ,h.'' Luz %
nom fa,ofy or AZ iafnaes lr mrialh 20 10 fLt'
coal ra and s .Spe to BE- tested . 10 DO taken Ron 'h'
.wins. OF al these reoeone, BE- ,-ea 'ny Of the
.en,. here h,y 20 BE- delivered Tho pf,scuic' ar,
DO Inspected ta foue.J whfro cAis lt must De er
y.f. s vsous sl-us nee q oh.rY- ~ rin'Pnfa Ion
OF banding lBu delivered At the assena peiNsic' must
b. made - tie o. not lees inn I've fef cont Per
w-es q tho rn1her Il proche' contracted ioi no ht1
delivery g. h, made ~ng ~ iys Acg te diie o. contract
.nJ ,ux 10 deliver ct .,1,f-4 time vii luesc, the
contfelrt forfeiture Of Tie number no rj 'eA 70 s7f,t
a. fhsf time 49,, ,.,,--- 4
V,uv lef m ofos., lover At dHt' -rscn4s separate
~. be c'n,ii,r,d TON rite. ,hsn regular
f,rr. % pgpn,tf 70 81 works. Who ~ 10 ms DO
p.gtnc b. capable u -ng tho WORK cnrIic'od i' m
thrr oSn ,ttsh liIiuens 800 =,
"a. p.sy ots'uins conrac; VII 10 r,lHf'dto enter
into bon. ia approved fuciles tf ia M li eAtcHp'
.s Department re.rffra O. 4s'li The ns 70 fJrc any u
,Vhll. NJ b. u DEEMED sst-fscfofy, 10 any cause
Trouasi8 wl DO add e-s,o 20 huf.-rf general toof,c
y R.nay Ciiefof orlin WstLir sion D. e. and VII
SfO. ID. RAMSAY.
Brlg. Gen. Chief Of Ordnance.
Cup..ScE OFyicE WAR bEPARTf Nj,
WAsnIsGrOs Nor ~ lboL
That portion ofths foregoing rdyrsrn eut which fc-t's 70
Is l.rl i.tt.r.ng Shot !. whdfzws for h- PRESENT
0EO. u. RAMSAY, bis. Zen, CHI Ord
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DANIEL u. BUHpErT. Auciionecr
- APSHAl's SALE.
c crporaiion Notices.


AYw.i OAK November ~, 1884,
rINO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS in
closed in sealed envelope. Endorsed With the title 81 Le
ana with o. tho biaae "ritea feo VIII re
rseesei a. th ofce Until Al clock H., Monday, Deeeal
be- u. it6J:
Fo- regulating grading curb sutter and tagging Seventy
NV nh s.ree,. u scen SecoNd and Fourth avenues
For r,sa.in- grading curb gutter ard Gaggn. Aver
A. be.svegu Eight -:ourtA aud Ninety third streets. -
FOR curb ggi,sr aud arrin; Isi avenue, between ty
third 1nd Slit irst streets
ficcrs ind -.- ging fity ninth street, oetNcen
Eieith aud I1nih eycnEes-
For ia ~ I'D rea.srins 1tryidrd erect, between
Eist.k aud ninth avenues.
s " acsv Hone for Hook zni Ladder Company No o
p new House for ngin. Company No. IS
fOr new House fer Endne Company 10 3
For new loose foT Hose Company No a.
Alterations and additions to House Of Engine Company
No. IL. -
Repars ard se-atious iouse Of Er ne COMPANY NJ y
Dredging SIP suA sce Of ieT FoTty seventh se 'oi'h
KseL 49,,
BLANK forms OF pSopoals together with the specification,
All y-eeiae., can O1eiucf H. tis olccDaed street
T. osrtla.n, Newly ork November g. ld'A
CIARLEs U. COANkLL. sreet Comr,,sioner
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NTEW-JERSEY RAlLkOAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELpIiA sal the SOUTH and WEST. va cEs
sEY ClTY.-Mal sut Express Line, leave New OH
=, .ew.Io,scS Accommodation tere =! ~ iLiogsl pa?
gaze checked a. sHd 10 m and $50 ,nd H'a p H. 'o'
tl.sh,nrtol and AZ ana q ,. for the Nes~
J. " WOODRUFF, Assistant sure rntente
No hassse n be received Tor any trains unless dsn'e.S
and chec.cd - minutes advance o the time OF leaving
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ a. rLpoAD INCREASED hCCONMCDATfOss.-
lfa.ns for albany Toy. HoIh AID We. lesye !tst
depot Al 10 r. NJ and AS P. sunday tun. Rave Ne~
a =, JOHN BIEIHlLL, Superintendent
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& NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. IL, loo3
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YC

Psyeu.er Station in YewYork corner 21thst end tthss
Entrance l1tn St
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ELEGANT PIANO-FORTES for the iloii-
IL favsI sn now finishing large number Of u'tTunoni
OF speidid one in ichy carved cAcs Itres II ON 70
10. psuer style hon 80 TO $500. Every ln,iI amen
fully warTaI cd see Testimonials 81 the pThclYA pl'' o.
.ti. ciy "a favor u ~ h,w.scal~ ianc,
Nm. Il. BRADBURY, No. ~ Broone 81.
GEORGE STICK IL Co.'S Grand and Square
~ PfANOFDKIE5 Mandatory and Nsfe.oom. nos
~ sad rs Waket Of Cen'TssL New.fork livery
] ano waraated for i've years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05
Goles tp Nnttion.

A J. RLEECKER, SON 81 Co. will SELL
at AUCTION. TUESDAY Dec. 8. al u O'Clock, q. tho
f,hae Salesrooin No. III Rrosdsay by order Of tie sn
800 reo,; Ion aud BUILDINGS Gu .ouih side Of 5l.ts.,
" fse; east Ct 2da~ Lot 10 n. in. by 400 + in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

NOR NEW-ORLEANS DlRECT.-The first
Il ea. uatsl siltrs iai steamship LOsuaE rOIAI,
Aes.Oussa, 90 IhuRsDAl pee' i, at N. precise y
PASSAGE hFs, class o. tor irei.hL Of o~ ae. o, PASSAGE
.snryto ~ b. CROWN .ls Co. 10. % Wes's-
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vSIORCEsIERs UiNGED-PLAIE PIANO
w FORT s.--11.se instruments are recOuimerd-t ~
(io,ts nix Mason MICS Morgan be4fo falr sni "i'i'
., -.sssg double lie tOltn- and rrsicl qlniy o. lt'
oil CONFRONTING Ga.c made upon ne ofdihz'J HtAod
Vfar.-oou, corner ~ h-st. snG gI.zv., New York
-1sfs
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WOODBURY. INSTITUTE VIII OPEN Dec.
W 5 1903. NE frn,ips may b. aeon q, Nor ~ 1nd -
Charnb.l.s NewYors I'M Dec q. Af4fess ioT oiieIai'
J.. H. oJi.nk, fT1'@ql y esib4Iy. Conn.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
The Gallant Second Delaware.

1be little border State OF Delaware boast Of being
conspicuous for its ganty and loyalty during the pre-.
sent struggle aoy state In the Union. When every
other slave state either wsvcrcd broke out into open
rebellion size stood 6rn "fshfnl among the fanhlcss
After the attack OF FORT Sumter, when call made
tor troops she promptly sent regiment 10 Washington,
equal aacry responded 10 the demand OF the
presiden. for volunteers crush the rebellion.
The rc.imcut designated upon the Army Regis
ter 80 the Second Delaware, was tho FIRST
regiment raised In the state, and organized IN
respo,Sa 10 thu caD for 5000 men. II has been
actively cpgngd ard prominent In ali the operations
o. The Grand Army o, the Potomac and commanded by
Colonel wm p Baiy, who served a pumber OF years as
o'icsr IN the New York scventh regiments cool
brave asd cxpercnccd officer. who possesses the conf
dence srd affection n bis men, snd who has
WI d.ispno'n the horcs n his intry.
-, tlc battles y Canoe Nl, whtr Oak Swamp, Pcsch
Orchard. Ssyasc's station Malvern n Aniictam, Ercdc
rirksburr chsnc n-r-yie nd Getty aburg The gallant
regiment fought with vsir ard sii sacrhcins devo.
,ion that vqn the applsuss the whole army II wa.
III. iss. W leave DE aed n tie bloody eht - Calos
Mn. and - fcisricssblrg igi tho cnarge Il Z0oks
brigade FAC at e dead nearer The crrnss works than
nry other regimeut 10 tis ehargs Coilnel Baly vas
soSorsy woildcd wns ieali-g tbe on he er =
A. Chnuoeloravills ire regimen, wss firhiv cru,rb
fneatHt ~ hailr Geasn aClc'c ~ Sighting saa,ia-
catious nna 20 ,ssysggfg olg.! r,h is accustomed
oc.fase secssss u al -llecr end lost haf We numbers
sng. gat
A. Efi,.os s.sl.ea q, su-u, formed rar, OF the
= ghlnE st.oad .'.ie' s. agal1 suffered severely NJ
esy has carnuanesd every brigade IN the Firs,
ssN"Di N.'lnl atty c.rfs zud - Gettysburr took
cnsuasd ~ the Fourth brigade after Colonel Brook
erugd-t
Ta oo.oe, h.s beer tho resplea, Of splendid sward,
ninzion Delaware or dat.ssuIthsd sefv oes On the Pc
We ISss fcrvsrs to chronicle other glorious deeds on
tue Ed g battle Of ih- gallant Second p~svsrs aud i's
brave coid1s.
The New York herald., 1863-10-27
PANAMA, Oct. IT, 1858.
$2s5,321 "a
859,sl0 90
$l,l45,lSl "a

Freight list veIy small.
The passenger list OF the St. Louis is the largest for
year past Of travellers from California to United States
Tho opposition Taylor is not yet reported
Ehe has about six hundred passengers.
The st. Louis from the Mexican coast Of
any importance whatever.
The Moses Taylor passed by the g. Louis the first
0y out from San Francisco and Is the expressed opn.
ION that she will not be here for or three days