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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

w. A. Basehsior's Hatr Dyc-The hest
In w0sh instantaneous, harmless aud reliable. Sold
By all druggists and psrfumc Factory, ~ Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

Diseases or the Nervous, Seminal,
Urinary and sszs sys,sm New and reliable .reatnens
enyelopsA FREQ OF charge. Address Dr.. >. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON. Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

Mrs. Winslovv's Soothing syrup re-
neres the child from pain invisorses the stomach aud
corrcts acdity gives vgor The
70 bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

A HOUSEHOLD wORD-BUY yOUR rInsT CLASS
"A Silver Plated wse. Table Cnssy. CsstinE utsnsis.
&r. b BAssYORDB 0rss BAZAAR, Cooper instia late.
Asor place
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@eiteres buu GiipsG arulind.
, Der. aoa,r,s. @rn,St.,or. :.


SO a,ibtn At . mig. Sgtr..' @3er ,Bclfr's
Grpeplticst tat felt lsiner Nntunft gu Sort
8cpalI tort antRattsY 6aIsaen sn PIX 6pupt.
9luno mar 6ab @en. Sumter, In oeisn De
pnrteTnent BORT NOYal lteat. oas Sberfom'
man6p bennlpru4t, unO @jea. Softer bsbaap7
TIT, es acbSrs ibm. IS pu4esn pestaib tel
nsrlst Mslbua9sn bel @sa. 5llptisr eema6t.
Nan ober gtmg ben 6cfeffGsR Grafpgh1'Str
Ntbem aus, D. T., Die Grdfera, nne man Osrs
langte Spm ODE -GommiTdr Dee' Depnrte
msnts 9rOpi1nt Differ dber eStldtte, Ole bee
treffenOen 3guppen pdren i'm ni@t ssnielpet
uaO fSnlte Ct giiats fir re tbun. y: ns.,se
&neii9 an II. 5fbfaar iDarOe bie Mfatre
8eprenst, Die 3ruppem (uuter @5en, a9dglf)
lino etn Stelt pee 10. Nrmsecosps iA,p 5anter
cOmmanDtrt lie.s "'"~ '""f '''c'
BET Der Sanoang Ron 1taspea auf ct.
5siena Salel madteu lib steisibeni aber Dtc
6iBner Der Neser Der unO riIieR ben lebtersn
pie Siitten iber ben 8Spfsn ab.,a Die Neser,
welhe fortrpdbrenD, In MADDEN btu unD bers
fabren, pieuet hen .9lstelsa tnsbrr ais @pione,
ale nultrih Iruppen.S Gtl. 9nnter bat isbt
bsfoblen, odB i9ien due piel estleinsn Beots
psesengmmen tperrsn, ssr ,t, ,ssrt ,,5 q - s.F
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X ntertenmiic6 91abritbtep

MaibimgtOH17. 8tbr. 6ier G1ngbt let Dor
Der Suprelne @ourt Gin For pt9ti9er Dto3sb,
pprta' bret Barteisn bstbeili9t Iino, erlsns
Qts 8saierGng, 3~ueitenS ete @t1entbumar Der
Shtff- unb ~4aouu9en, welbe Don unlern
S4tfen iibsr Dem @ertiG, Die 8IoFoOc 3u
ourhbrehen, 9efapert rparDen unp Dritteas bic
8lOtaDelbtTe. wsldbe,bte Yrilet uobmea. Go
entltebt 3anqdt pic 8ra8e,a rsfaseE
1T ttaIe e. Rsaieslaa IL eiEgm &cirge in
Dem Stnne, III meldsm 0ieieS Wgrt geseTaudt
pirej beertfsn, 70 baB fretdOe' tsnD ~reutrale
9lationeu In ihrsnt SsebauOeI bic y risCipteu
anp &esRlatipnea 81, ,bepbA&ten yabsE, a0ie
fur fsldpe Safe gelteia2g a,dGaIo r>'saS
3Wetfns aa5it 'ots Gtctape, mic &c ill., Bic
Rebeleakdfen psrbanst tpurbe. eiue lOl6c. ba6
seFapfrte .S6tFe Son unjera Dr;Isn9stfhfst
fir gslBgGe pgileMs rtIartr aSsrOen tS4Bten2
Die tptgSeBemmeuen SAife ssbSssR nssriGlB5
teatbetls GRelan0ern. as@ois b~ebaupten rbdB
nab nnHern @eeeeR uno unleysr Contribution
feiti 6ptees etfldrt irUrptA til uu0 eaG mad,
DEM Gimme, pes, ;8Nfsrse1trs firth ariea eri-
lttrt, Der ssS~epporttseS lrsit If utbtS ale
cine inneIe Rebellion, neloGe uulerer 9leoie.
fung tein Gte@t' rib. ,Ttdeb &bet( uajsges
eanpes III 8tota0s3 aaiIffalnTD gu ertlqleg Fciqlif
fam btsist6e oa4' At4F pte Jttstte an9erer
NatiCnen, peIaea NIL apiern, 3aarsern 6aapel
tretbsn, beeintraatt0en.. iag aog O"g i, ''s s.a,o
Der @so3eB miro jIebo@snfatls ,stne@ aaie rete.
Ere psrosn, anp2 PIE seilsn appptaten ,pset Gan.
pes tpGroff baum auftreten oN istasi
gictu tDots, Is. Tebg. Der &Ess9earWs
lpfer can SacintO FAM bstern ftett al. Or
battei dOsa ~tf1frtten dartebbdlfm aebroAen ;
sliidltAertpsie abtrfiel Derletbe 10 3piisben
Dte Narer. ZAP er NIT p99aTtn unb' ,Rtttst,f II
Der S9pebe gebaltea tpEtoealiAA bas GhiT
unter Sssel Meter. fabreA .Ohttve, Ho'
Die Observation-Disclosures @atSftf uSitib ylan-
tufet afno sefern Der 0f9terAns iiberaebsn
UporOen.a die @attafta miro In SrooflSW lees
|kattta NOM ,hFoigilB MI 1'1Hi3t 4t'a89st'9bs4 t
psttItb yIIfpNt8}t . 4 im 9El} H,9its GilqlsattFa 81
Der 6se Betrmaes TIM 3OubauIe anotflaAte
Bnn Ne6ten erflart, er babf lein @5siD on~
pur6 S~erOtent, baB er mad oer B~urgonRuneen
hearbsitstababe. ss&r tobe Iett Sabrsn Is Bic
20 Gtnnten taBliH sedt6ttttt. "DgIef' Sarme
Menlb bat 1ftG tatus pter Stunben t6HltH
IS6laf s%ssSnnt. Das erinnert an ben GRa nm
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6ieraul tourpe, mad sintsen wsntgen tUe'
leutlt0en 0erbonblanseu. pie Sia lD9alea
Derlonsn bic ipG9renO Der HebeQtpn 5ugefa9'
ten 8ste8sf&aDen Su erfeeen, wsitsrDsrban'
belt. ew
sass, Der tins G~tsdu5unebs S I'm Ger
pt6enen Suit Bsbufa @rri@tGn9 Derldiepe.
nsr DcQfrnbsn erIr0enn @eieteS btIpenot
8orIAlaa, ben 9ouispi1e, NolbOiue nne SET
ferlon @iIentabneu, lCpie Den Mopspile big
SanbY unb ~Qertn9tOn Big SanCY @dsn6ab
nen bic @0ntruttiOn, Oerlhiebsnsr Brlder
iber ben Sbtc gu nlauben, wurOe pteoe'
aui9enpmmeu, unO siug no@ ldnssrrr Gr6r'
terung Dur1.
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sort Munrus.
Mbseaanaene @dtfFs

Sort @gRrape, II. Sebr. @ettrn
Nbenp bssann sin keitiser 0fssenlurm. Otee
lea @croen mebte Der BinD iAarf aus Noros
pft unu blisb 70 ben ean3en Ga9.
Der silen9spanserte Damofes Nabant eine
asltern Nbenp ufa 9 usr I'M S6lfpptnn BON
btla&p as S5sins B~s1tmnans 1T fFaaplia. ~
NuN bic Oampfer @nnOnicus uno NsIy
Bater iparfn 9eltsrn &bEnp Inah Dem Git(en
gu absseanstn;' ffdSth' lte iscoA, 20 Niettsd
~isnietts Dee Gap SenrY, out6 ben Stnrm se=
tGtbi9t pteOer m%nisnfeBrenssQ ooe .oE
Das Varlament1rbOpt MewsgOr slng ptsIsn
ROreen mad GitY pOipt. .ss..a,s ia al as.4q
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t5lr BEN Ue1er. = -
sDteiGsItfe inn GAdf8PeIS. '1v

l M*s@ @StlSA4il fS6luBD "" -
N6er als DtsieMisea, bic 4otf esaGrsR dMnS
@laubsn" ben oscnIetsatipen p &5Stfsn fcfigttm,
mS&ten wtr fra9en, ebi Re 1ptHen,H 1DIRb FIR
etuE IT b & pesn si9enttt4 se1hicfen lreeEE
ben. iua z y 8GMnsn 1iss zine" @rerse 1sAsyaiffdsteyg
NsrG 4no @aOi an 8ebsn g. DIE AuicEh tn fir
bstbe 29slss Eine pOlafi&t innpa commerce. ID
NCtbwenotetetta ta6n 9pnsS aatta 9id iaii0i
gBtr tabem 80 Sa5Ss lang benz Sabtn btg
6tYrfndft 4etalIsh 4tns ale trSkutitheN GOT
ceIEOnen t9sntaAty !. fe tpagsn 0atGt Isuf g
Qis. lie guns pas DsSKer ldnsDte &stttefe etst2'
ermonnten mir aus uaD. tGtnpfenTstt fTaarr 3ken
mnh BITE LUTON bsv Baftr: 9igItuuBt man, SaE
bic Rsksa&m nae rSpttBasrtStT ,gtiben mi
bttttrp& Gunpftn bta1db4tsStstt ahtb etntniftSsl
In Der SCniss@ enieruattssS tufartmcasnFiF
tenben Union 1etn perSen?
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Snm Gifsbncg,.. s.,,,s. !, -. :. !;
Sci 8id55nrl, TebrHdrr
bEa Cairo. Ii. Xebr.,ss,.

,@bto Cairo, 49, Sebr.sar -
Bel 0tdsburJ piyp nur Gu ben Randlan
gearbsltst.
Drei Delsrtsisa, bic SeItsfa Nbenp i6sr
pen 6tnBa fgeteug dtradten Uclsenets mir;
fur peIen @lalbpGrpisfei ipir 4nihf, eirllts
ben fDuneu !: cts go rcf a'ss' asaf lh1es H'sf {,es
&s linb uaeefdbr 10000 Saaasran 8Siifsa
burg. pa bag @ros Der N tEfshaEssssb I s 36 ia q
uno an onoera 9uutten lfda 'eefnbet,n Ole
0susrols Yrice urp 0mitb lGolsnas trn' GOA
mauOo iein. Der 6lnE bcfft man
ouf lftnem bS6lten Yangte auasfomtme a.p-
Die Nrmee lsipet ron &runtbstteui. ha - 6 9pYpf,
fen iinb pDrbsrridsnha 7oe'tas eaae eosa ,.slsa
Dae 20. Soma @e8tntent, oiiapeIf dec Dupep,sa6
BoGsn Qe!ena ntt 1850 WapW perlisB,
3dblt nur $50 rten1tFdbiae Qeute. Die iibs
ri9en ftnp eetSbtst prer ~pernuapsts pbfr OH
&rantbsiten eeIfprben. s4t @'e'
8lsrunpfebyiS ttSseaa an Den Y~Godenatranf
pornieb.r g SD sa6utb@ ,a lS ~ He7sHes ason g
sa 81 m p6 So 13. 6ebr. asaal
pia Cairo, II. Tsbr.' - '@N'
Na9riGteu BON WtiiItI1tppi unb Nlabama
retten bts gum lsetsa SreitGg u6s5sa s.
San Dorm eiraa nit 5000 lEeanu bsi Sat-
part iiber pen Qenng Iee;s mtennrrn pcrmutbetg
in Der WbliGt , GlolentraNS' biaStSduati81siia
ab5ulGneiOens Mdn't bOfft, PAP frs teitsn
Spsitea MurF6p finoen psrbe,s Ssraali}s leiE'
nem Ycltea ialdfl uaD i4m 81 ~trIumpbtrsn
erloubt. @ =.
9ll6 3uUerlalNeen 3to1rfdten pDn 3uss
cumbia,i eta Z 1nIaGts DaSpiotSss ts@nertQas
tanDe DemOnltratiOasn sestpgpnitp' gtEst,,
BaDn. pias. .ass nos aaif9 faal sniiaal
@apitan 8lcfets fieine Erupps TnSfssik
nen ent9e9en 9eIfidt uno mad etnem FUR
sen @jeje6te, IN BEN : lfs6tni gIstSotst anb
ftuf5ebu perpunfet apurpea,~ nabmen sfe
ben 9teit nit 8affsRss !Gasg&Ruus &c, sc.
f1noen. a.3d ns4ain8 s,yJia zta4 ash hisIie4qeN-eefs'
Gin anrersr 8ebelIeubaiaupsfiiiin si irs5 3a,ss
cumbia, Rperp, nit einem @rnithaTrfSa6i irsEia
stDo 800 Wfunn Ssrist9eie seUSenlid en-
RdubereieH. q. .iasl4.sgau 5a. s-aalSna ssio i5g
Die a6rs6sHsberrSAaft Der SssbsusuiH MEabama
-i,so Mat47 unb wttfGNTppt.s etS ss."ea.se y
Die untsladltden Ginppbner pee rSrclf:
&en alubama unD ItilF fipplt srfabrsa isBt
Die %pOllt1noi9ite SdredeasbertfHafts bic Bts
Wslt ie aeleben bat. SIM Itbteren Staofe
Isete Die StaatS- &e9iSlotur iiuglt elm ,@siSsb
in 2raft, NEEDLES 0ae @unicribtrte umfaey
Die In benz GcnfeOeral att bss Self, Davis
ni&t stuSsi4tpfNm Fnb. SIS umiaBt Ane pom
BON 10 bis 40 Jdtren, un0 baS neuliA ers
,laf1ene nt1nmt 9lae pen 40 bis SO 9abreT
WttIilappi 1T III 8sstrft B6n 20 QuaSyete
meiiea ebsstbsiGt uup fir isOen Gin BEIRUT III
'tunss.S bfrf betsat poreen1 s8100OaS befs
iten FnD an9eifellt, UNI Die @rnf riptiUfsss Hinb
NiIt3 atte aus3ufaPrsRaT19S Un9S0.
@dbarniiReI NIT SEN RebsQcm.a
SIN 13. b. 81. fanp ii Der ytd6e' bbu' 8O-
lipar, Senm., Elm SfarmiseI stptl4en einem
Deta&ement ppuI 1. &apanerie Ne4tutente
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&eleardpbtssBe NfqcbrttOteu
Esrt@tet iAu ttn dtttArtr gesGer.s
@nnsreBpgrban6tnnaen.
m' @aofbtHp to n 10: 8etr.. !.

-'f"s''t 'F' Waibttrg TO n 10. Se6r. ~
Seaa ga 5err 8efsnDen1 BOT cine 8s.
l3luBnnGnts AN, ben pm. 6.aSUotupoM Ser
mont fin, ibsns ns4b, abriSsg, fESbstl bel. Sisune
giant @eadtspr1fpenten 3u ernennen, pelhs
an9encmalfn ipnrogs sig ~ st4i1Nnl9
0r. Summer brahte pie WetittOn Der 80.
ltnsr Standardization ,1oipssIssn Gr6Stmns
tbres @sbaItes stn, bic ans Ttnanaepmtte
perptelen mmrpe.
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Ser Griea ila GiieWrifene
GeneraI ROiecramt's urn

Gtnnctnatt, Is, untsE Oen .flsSIid,
Der Graee Dee @sneraI 8oleeran3 3~nssfanOten
Se~rltartaaeen beftnpst Gh @tnssaE Gor's Dis
plfon ben 0eltots9inten tauter tfGttse az.
Oisnte 2eute, stnp ftartcS Gorps DOasG General
Wri9RtS 1epartemsnt in Rsntufp; unb msb,
rere Rseiniepter aus Zen. Snitructiunslneern
Don Snptand uaO A0iu gBtr fSnnen baber
eruarten, in fIrsslter 3stt etipqs User Die 8e.
mseunssn Oee Generals ~9icRerau3. gu ptrs
rehne1. tas 4sr IS sa s, sa-F A@N a'etsSt sa !,
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&enatase %ehGtianna.

8afbtngton,s18 6e6r. Der Ssaat
te1Gti9te 9sute Strrn 53EfO 6. Ecbbius nls
2~eitaments. ReSifratur fir ben Dtlfritt Coz
Ifmbin3 lssfsN 80 5ua1rtt 81 @ffi 3"'
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NlaD. Geniuo unb 5ammerlAtag.
Snlol6sn SSnpen TT Der bette GrfclS bar
l1nternebmen8 i'm BUrau8 Oerbir8t
" X 4
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@erettefes @pID.

Weretfefe8 BpIb,
Nepsgprt, 18. 6ebr. Die $4,000 enIs
EaItsnps, @pams Grprsb auSsbSrtse @eIeF'as
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,I3It Ralaastnaaa Daa NlasbAsa.

creBtdebnr9, 5, 6ebr. Der Wi!E
ilippt ltetgt fortpabrenU. SdGtunotge sers
fi9ern, ca6 srfptrsmatH4lne a~abereewStnlls
DE 6Ghs, erreiden, UNI bic gau3e Stredeaex
fden Mulifens Ssre nnS' 8 ifsburg zine e
3tSe sHlfrIdd d ttlpsa tptr0s,,9 lObalo Der III
Obtp rruer6snttdp lieseupe gbaes 3n fHmsls
gen anfdnst. Sn uultrer5@ sesna, rlabe gDou "A
YCtnt, b%sfnoen fb BRET Dpr&brH8s in ten
DeiAen, bur&r wel9e bes BaHer NIT @sr 1T
fn'S Qdnb fnf,t.s s'f3-1 SEX s1.
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8nnneehauhtltnDt.
ole WOlpmif0tion in WIopiha,

WG1btnetOn. II. Gebr. Die Delesa
ton BON 9lsp.gort Bat Dcn MtIttGrf Dammit
tee BEG 5anfes cine DenflGrift gu @uuiten be
GbaYer'lGen observation-disclosures in BIOrip'
nbelretdt. h, ~
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0idsbnra in Nfammsn.

Dtelen Mcrsen mar in Sidsfurg etre sllt~
|FBlt&e 8eusrssrupfs 70 ssieI a6surt9siler lt,e,
9traoe btnter BEN &ilenbabnbpfe, Winre'
tens ein 9an5sFr Bod Naup, Ia. Tlamnim,
unD tpo6rlAetnlta If Oas 6eaer 3uf4ats ais.
.ae6. pGen.a - TRiS"@ 9-fS 80 St%
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ING afro, Is. Ssbr, -GOlsepps aufsef0us
acne Srbre. bspsif, al wtlGsn MltitsIn bts
@sbslen su itrstten 4 q ttrdnLdBt ifhen, um
|i6re Deere tateler nufNitIlen.
BE- ,6aa uptq nrttr 8t9mORe,
Rz. San. Captain (: Itr 1T bur5 ben @eae.
fralapintaatens Mtttbeiluns Justtommsa, bne
t@aptt6n &rnttfrtp- uum 8: 8irgtnt6 GoBare5
lriereaimcntA apf, ABsfsI bss. &rieeeFfvttars
aus Dem Wttnht 8nttu1ef tn. Befhpet f6
E@FutdRetN In ''bvmi aitsrS 3tr,tiSen Is unb AS
Sabsen aann. III lSrpssiA ,btenS tauslt6, TO
|5uoIea lie ibna abs Netrnten bietberisncsn. Hs'aa
(r1nters.) Sobn u. Btnforp,
0ieut. uRp @bt,"
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER s. 1863

Company d, Seventy second New York volunseers tEz
cesior Brisade).
Due notice Of the funeral will be given to-mOnow's
papers
PARsoss Prookiyn on Saturday december 5, after
short illness, SsLINA A. wife OF Charles Parsons, artist
The funeral will place from her, late resi- denee, No.
O'Clock
PArrKRson.--Un Sunday December @, RoBEFJ pArER.
sos, aged SO years and month.
The relatives and friends OF the 'am,y are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral services at hrs late resi-
dence, No. 10 South Ninth street, Brooklyn, Z D. tbs
fTucsday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
RorfEY.-On Sunday, December 9, Mrs Mary Arm EoF
yEY IN the 9th year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 at
tend the funeral this uesday) afternoon at two O'Clock
from ber late residence No. l2e North First street,
Brooklyn, Il. ID.
snERiFF'-On Monday morning, Decombor J, after
short Illness, Mrs. CAROLINE SBRRIfF widow Of Charles
Sheriff. of london, England, aged So years.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited funeral from her late residence 234
Sixth avenue this day, (1uesday) at twelve O'Clock.
TIC remains will be taken TO Greenwood for interment
English papers please copy.
snlIH.-At Paterson N j., on Friday morning Decem-
Der A. Of hem0rhage Of the lungs THOMAS o. SMITH, agent
OF the Society for Establishing Useful Manufactures, aged
50 years.
TAnMR.-on Sunday, December G, ROYAL F. rAnrR. IN
the 72d year OF his age.
Edward N. Taller, respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral this Tuesday) afternoon at o'clock from ST.
Barholomews Church lafayette place, corner OF Great
Jones street, without further invitation.
WAlsI.-At Albany, on Tuesday, December i, WILLIAM
VASE last surviving Of theate Dudley Walsh OF that
city.
WIGKBAN.-On Monday afternoon, December I,
SAMUEL WIGgTMAN, aged % years. months and days
Notice OF the funeral IN to-morrow's papers.
Dumfrles and Galloway Courier please copy.
OBITUARY.
JOIN p. HoRNrNG years old, was run over by OF
the Central Park North River Railroad by negl-
gence and speed ofhe driver Thanksgiving Day,
and died from it's effects Tuesday last at the residence
OF parents 449 Tenth Coroner Ranney held
inquest on the day OF his interment.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

laarkes rules steady sales 500 bushels ordinary state
al A. Barley mali is firm, with sales Of 900 bushels
at 81 %. Oats IN fair denDd. and tho market de-
pressed sales Of 5000 bushels at S6c $50 for state
aud Western, and Stc. SIC. for Canada. Corn IS lc
aIeher with more DONG safes Ioooo bushels at ~ ~
for unsound, 81 II for sour Western mixed IN store 81 3
for Western yellow
CoPrsa-Ingo. is in small supply, AID very firmly
held; sales rs 900 pounds lake al 80 Nc. 39c.
IOuoa-harket trui sales 800 bales at SOC. for mid
ding uplands.
FREi,nrs were quiet Shipowners wero demand ng an
advance, which checked business. 10 Liverpool were
engaged Is 600 bushels at 6d Cd in ships bags 700
bbh aour at Is Cd 100 boxes bacon At l7s. Cd 30
hhds talow at l5s and per steamer, 200 800 torcee
beef at 5 6d 800 boxes butter and cheese at 4Os and
so bales hops at I'D TO London 900 bhs -four at Is
Cd 500 packages butter AT 20s 100 bales tow at n Cd,
80 bhds taOw at l7s Cd. TO Glasgow 7 900 bushels
wheat at I'd 100 packages butter at 22s Cd TO avro
200 packages lard and tlow at 80 francs To Antwerp
800 bbls petroleum on private terms, British bark
taken up TO load deals al 81 johns, N. b., for Bris
to England at COS per standard; neutral bark TO the
River Platte lumber a about and neutral schooner
10 north eide Of Cuba and back at rate not to be
printed.
PRovsoNs-Receipts 45l bbls pork, 100 packages cut
meats 10 T04 do. beef, 500 do and 40 kegs lard and
t6S dressed hogs. The business 10 provisions to-day was
fair but not heavy The demand for pork wasmoderate
but the market ruled firm at about Saturdays prices
The receipts moderate, The demand for beef was
light, but prices were unchanged. The receipts were
large, larger than usual. Tho sales were small.
Lard sold pretty free al about Saturdays prices. All
other kinds were steady, without apparent change 10
for old mess, $16 SO SIS 621a for and $l2 IL
$2 81 for prime Also 500 bbls. mess, packing,
tor February, sellers option, at $2l co. and 600 bos
also for future delivery private torms The market
closed 1rmer. $50 bbls. beef sold at $l2 % $l4 for
Western mess and sl4 SIS for extra 100 hhds. beef
hams sold at SIT SO SIS for Western. In bacon there
only small sales about Saturdays prices Dressed
hogs brought 7;tc- 74c for Western, aud 74c SC.
for city Cut meats steady with sales Of 100 pkgs
picklei hams at l0J.c 600 lbs long ribbed middes
bulk at 9c and 10 600 do bellies at 10c Lard sold 20
tho extent OF 5000 bbs. and erces at III &c. a12c,
including 500 do for January and February at 1916.
Butter and cheese were unchanged.
WBisKEy.-The market decidedly foeter Ct the
close, with good demand in part speculative sales
$500 bbls $40 s75sc for State and weeterD The
arrivals were 1858 bbls.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
THE STRIkE Es.

IEADQUARrERS OF MACHIEIsrS' ASSOCIATION
OF New YORK aud vicinity, lS7 Bowery-The Machins
lists Association would return their sincere
mens Tor The magnificent of four hundred dollars
sevenyhve cents received from the machinsts Phta
dephla also from the machinsts of Patterson N j. the
seventy collars from the machnists Of the Singers
Sewing Machine Manufacturing Company seventy seven
dollars and eighty cents; from the of H.
geon shop twelve DOLLARS anu thu
engineers OF the west side other
from other shops and indiyduals to aid con.
friends will protect yon No surrenderi
A. j. DAILY, Secretary. q w. WADE, President
j. a. l.. PAEDEE, Treasurer
HEADQUARTERS OF THE MACHINIsTs, AssOClA.
4 ~ OF New YORK and vicinity, 1877 Bowery-A
special meeting of the delegates from the various machine
shops New York and nifty Will be held lS7 Bowery
Wednesday evening, Dec at O'clock It s expectsd
that every de egae will be present business
viii be brought before them Let there be fun
tendance. u. W. WADE. President.
A. j. DAILY, Secretary.
SEGAR PACKERS, PROTECTIVE UNION -rHB
Mende Brothers, 100 Pearl street, having struck
higher wages been refused, hereby notify all members
of the Union and all other packers not 70 apply II
the above shops for work until further notice.
NJ DE MEzA. President
B-rhe Packers of the society founded lSb9 res
quested to comply with the above n SCuLEIF President
TINTED TURNER'S or NEW YORK AN d VICINITY,
~ Notice Is hereby given that have received de-
but in the ivory and bone turning shops excepted
same end could not be reached by order of,
NORTENSCHILD, President
+. TEILGnAN. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


ASsnL-LLRkSs.-On Tuesday, December I, by the
Rev. A. a. Partridge, Mr. HENRY J.. AssELr OF Cuba, 10
Miss NELLIE LARkINs, Of Brooklyn, L. j. No cards.
BAooS-BENJAhN.-On Monday, December T. at 81.
Iukes church. by Rev. Dr. Iuttle BENZ D. BACON IL
MARIA A., daughter Of the late Wm H. BENJAMIN, all Of
this city.
CoppucK-TuRyKR-On Thursday evening, December 8
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents Morrsvile Pa
by the Rev. E. W. Appleton Of Trenton, N. j., Captain
JAMES B. CoPpuoH Provost Marshal Second district n j..
u A. at Trenton TO Miss EMILY j. TURNER. formerly OF
Philadelphia, Pa.
CAnrBElL-KANE.-On Saturday evening, November
2S by the Rev. James Mlett; at his residence, 150 e.
dridge street Mt. THOMAS CAhPBKL, late Of Dapbury
Conn, TO Miss SARAH JANE KANE, all Of this city.
F1oYD-IiArLoCR.-At Setauket, L. L. on Sunday, De-
cember g. by the Rev. F. NJ. Noll, WIZ. FLOYD, OF New
York, TO JUA A. youngest daughter Of the late Captain
Charles D. Halock, Of Stony Brook. No cards
GAEBKI-NIcHois. Brooklyn, on Sunday, December
0, by the Rev N. u. Smith, Major Fred. A II. GAEBEI,
United S:stos Army, to Miss ANNIE, daughter OF William
Nichols, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
HAruriD-LosEE.-On Wednesday evening December
e. at the residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev.
Thos. Armi,age, D. D.. RoRRRr +. HArfM.p TO CECILIA,
daughther Of Theron LOsee, ESQ.,, all Of this city.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Vt.
BntDsIuyrs.-Recep,s 3s oso bbs aour, ,2So bbls
and sos sacks meal, 2s7 sacks buckwheat nour
3639ll bushels wheat 81 SOS do corn 1853 o59 do oats
6alo do rye 81 0i do barley. The for shipping
brands OF state -four shade nrmer, while Western
without important change. Trade fancies and
good request and steady prices The export
demand somewhat checked by the upward tendency
q reghs and the increased 6muess Of holders Of
chipping brands The rccopts are fair al present but
inland cation closed material falling OF 10 looked
for after m the tows no~ On the river shall
have arrived sses ls,eoo bbls.. the market closing
firm. soairrru and canad an -four may be quoted firm
utnsaes a. ,, 600 bhis u the former and of the
latter ~ rour hrm, with sales " 200 bbs Mss 10
al, as IN quality OF meal 200 bbs common state
and Jortcy sold a. 80 hrandyWinc may be quoted at
20 i5 Buckwheat -Four brss demand % steady
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

The gold market appeared 20 be uninfineneed
10. day by any outside rumors alarms, and it
vent down by the pressure of its own weight.
bpring the early part of the day a few hundred
thousand dollars were thrown upon the market,
which caused the price TO sink and after recover
ng little from the first shock it continued
gradually 20 fal of until the cese, will be seen
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

There hrss der aud Tor wheat to day mainly r3-
orir', hHt rart uu 7peCu aton and prices tdyanccd
lc p n the oco r fIrhi fan gold hci,y receipts
And livhuln ocean fra.ghif .ro .l reach JHl 90
uh ~ "i ~ ~ ~ 50 ipr chicago. 90 - 81 ~
.or hN9 .g' cuF, 81 tn t' 90 fur ariher Nigaukec,
- itl 81 'of ntr rct Nt.tcrn "a lJ 20 o.. co.
ir 'tr 'fh.ar. ~ - or vHtc trrl IT, Hgf f.Drt.
OF s' .l N ". htta. trrn cf.itt 10 ~ 4.t
y ~ l % 4-ii ~ 4ytl sAs .l1
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

10 ,ch M eSteoi 70 have pvoyenefths ecs~oNy ana
SSld have contributed largely W supply cf good ~oney
suu.t for ALI departments OF trade
The following is the official report Of the nAnois
Central Railroad for November, 1858
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
.,NANcIAL AND CONNER GAL.
AonpAy Dec rs Z. NJ

MONDAY, Dec. 1-io = NJ.
The rteeh market was quiet to-day, and prices
- not deviate much from those obtained at Sat
.,.ssv' . sales As compared with the prices ut
,le morning board on Saturday, New York Cen
naLwent down per cent, Erie "a, Roading a,
Illinois Central q, Toledo "a and Rock leland q.
There vas no alteration in the quotations CT other
saAtoaa shares. After the board prices tooh