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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-23

This is to certif thot DIR. LIGHTHUL has cured me Of
Deafness by his skilu and scientific treatment, which
is mild and perfectly harmless.
JIG CASE, 1893 Washington street.
Boston, March I, 1868
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
BALES AT AUCTION.

ALBERT 9. HAYwooP AgG5iosKEs i .,ru..
''' SAhE SF4sSSfissf,v ii fSsEis xvSTJs SgS5EST, ad'
rs, s@,as sss ss:s:'b ..iSssss b Pee sDS iS
1srs sss, Bra.d.sy. sale ii oeioel
& IS ss : ii- ss%SssfF
pSawfsa SalSsa e $500 RSS..
Room Suits covered with ne richest o.
siessnt Reception c1airs superb sesres cSas
bic sad gTsDdf sansy Oh Panns sy very h Isa
6rna@ens. supple for Holiday Pfesen's Feo0a plate
.".a, FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRIE.
stshsd al roand containing all the modern
,'''' A'1 .o'e' DiSisa 81 ROOM. ... ,,.
%aS Dssssa ssssea pnns siaSs ss sssa
s'rption full sets OF slysr srlyS.MssRs NAE e
Very rich apa elegant Chamber Suits rosewood and
aaei walnut Brussels and in beautiful
'N'G,snssMENr BASEMENT AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
An7Ass ssGadsiFIafSr & BAFEh 4 co. AUoTioSEEHs
HOUSEHOLD
Ia ssS, S'u nf many
''eo'' THIS DAY ernyRsD4yl. DEC. TO-
sale fSRTsnHSsIos SRA%HSSs ROOMS e 3 G,sl0Si
chsndeiisrs Velvet Carpets Lace and Brocate Curtains
sons
Gothic Reception Chars on Paintings by eminent artists
superb Landscapes by Cole Holy Family by Selleres;
wAter aod Summer, by Lanner. Also, Paintings by In
nan, selleres, Huntington: Artistic Brenzes StauAry
eevres and Dresden China Vases Pier and Mante Mirrors
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
yound richest offered auction this
son. STOOL Cover Music Stand Books Bureaus Bedseads
Washsands suite style Of Louis XIV, Hair and Spring
Mattresses, Feather Beds Blankets and Sheets Buffet Ex
tension Table Oyster Turreen, Entire Dishes Coffee Urn,
cake Baskets, Casters ISpoons, Forks Napkin Rings Bal
yeIs Dinner and Tea Service China Dinner and Tea ses
Lnsn s
scrtmept Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale peremp
Tory Parties wishing attend this take Fifth Sixth
avenue stages from Asor st Nicholas and Metro
Yotan Hotels leaving a Sixteenth street. few doors from
house.
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMIssI ONER, NEW
~ York, November 2s, 1863 contrncors-Proposals
sealed envelope endorsed with the title Of the
work with the OF the bidder written thereon will
be received al ths ONCE until II O'Clock A. M Monday De-
cember IA, 1865
For regulating grading curb gutter and hsgsns Seventy
seyepth street. between Second and Fourth avenues.
For regulating grading curb gutter and tagging avenue
A. between Eighty fourth and Ninety third streets
For curb gutter and tagging First avenue between Fifty
third and SIXTY first streets
tagging and redagRiDg Fifty ninth street, between
Eighth and Tenth avenues.
tagging and refagging thirty third street. tetween
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
For house for Hook and Ladder Company No.
For new house for Rngne Company No a.
For new house for Engine Company No 23
For new house for Hose Company No, +S
Alterations and additions TO house OF Engine Company
No. 10
Repairs and alterations TO house Of Engine Company No
Dredging slip south side ofsPler No Al North river.
Blank forms OF proposals. ogethet with the specifications
agreements be obtained a, this ONCE Dated Street
Department, New York November 1e 1863
CHARLES O. CORNELL, Street Commissoner.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

THURSDAY, DEC. TO-
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
JAMES n. MILLER AUCTlONEER.
% Pine street, New YORK, will cell at auction close
estate, Nerchans EeXchangc Salesroom, III Broad
way, ~, .,,u,,r,, y, c,ur r.rco,o,.
This sale viii be positive, without regard 10 weather. and
viii be one VI the this year procure
% minutes ride Of The city fair
prices and liberal terms This property will double IN
Immediately After the close OF the IMPROVE
MENTS ARE IN PROGRESS ON ALL SIDES OF IT.
Capitals and families make no better seeetlon as the
location high and healthy, beautiful good water
and is convenient OF access 70 the city.
These lots arc located at Union Place, East York
the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad within bree minutes
walk Of the depot For particulars and map apply al the
OF the auctiOneer.
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALE OF
FINE EIGHTEEN CARAT GOLD JEWELRY,
The stock Of . Wholesale dealer
Retiring from he business,

Retiring from he business
CRIsTALAR LITHAUER CO., Auctiopccrs, 10 Parh
'''''' THURSDAY, 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock.
BY CATALOGUE,
Cameo Carbuncle, Coral Onyx Jet, Lava Amethyst Mo-
sale, Enameed, Etruscan Sets In Pins Brooches Ear
rings Bracelets Necklaces, Sleeve Buttons Studs Arm
Sgnet Rings gold Chatelane aud Neck Chains Spect
cles Boz and Glass Pins, Keys Charms. and large line
700 numerous to mention. Also
A LARGE LINE OF DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Consisting Of Single eone and Cluster BRipgs, Brooches
Earrings and Sets. -
ALSO
LOOSE BRILLIANTS.
And assortment OF gold and SILVER Hunting Patent lie
Anchors, Cylinders straight line and double Tine
Lovers, Ladies Diamond and Enameed Watches 700 lots
gold Vest and Chaeaine Chains Also nine feet black
walnut Show Case.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

= OOO PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM 81 1oURrRICB
t.VVV 1tnD maEui cent GN E0osa 90 car rice.
lo1 90 Chnlreu's Books OF arY rr.re
liO.Hu slA1d lgd B1lkt. aHIi ,.'i. lf l4.i rf-r.
60 'flforfMuh.e P.trfH .ruif rrI 'nIa~
sOro works on trctcot.rn steam Enfuc dc low prcos
.10u HrI.t.l P. BE-, at Nriy .ua .f u
1000 ,1-ts en it,''ty ecfr'r1v HlA-y e. very shc'-
.1l tFs' U.Hirr1 FsItt al ~ cents each
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

ORGAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TONE, TWO
been used in Broosyn church for she Past yeas W be
street. on Thursday Dec. TO- st IL M Sale positive.
DAwNBROKER's sALB-w N LEWIS, AUCTION
ocr VIII sell on Thursday December 70 at 2S Chatham
Quilts Boots shoes, &C. By order Off b. III. Simpson.
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AMUAEMRNTR.

ma. AND MRS. w. J. FLORENCE
THE MOST sUCCESbFUL
ENGAGEMENT
EVER ACTED
IN THIS THEATRE
Tho 1--WE act drama,
TON TAYLOR, ESQ.
THE TICKET OF LEAVE NAN,
il attracting crowded houses
Of tho
MOST LITERARY PEOPLE
Of America,
tROETs, ARTISTS. JUDGES,
AUTHORS, CLERdYMEN, &C.s
BY their presence nightly
attest The uea. popularity
Mr.. AND MRS W. j. FLORENCE.
xOsr PROMISING YOUNG PLAYERS
THE AMERICAN STAGE.
1UE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
Commences at half past seven.
And terminates precisely at
Twenty minutes past ten.
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sALEs AT AUCTION.

| Nyo-,ce sALB or THB KBNOsHA ROCKFORD
and Roek Railroad The undersigned, BeoJa-
mn g ds he LIST day Of April 1857 by The Ksnosha
eoIdiss 10 he laws Wisconsin, aud the ke
and Ros.fold Railroad Co%pasy 'o,pSrnSn duly
also Of deed OF trust mortgage bear'sa date the
OF March 1860 made BY the kenosha Rchfcrd and
ksSs Island Rnread So%paay .a ady Grsss
by the consolidation Of the sad kenosha sad Rockford Rail
and the Roekfor and Msss,ppt Rs lroad
Company-n execution OF the powers IN and by te said
public auction at the Court house In the city Of Rocsford
IN the State of Illinois 10 the highest bidder for cash.
Thursday the 7th day Of January 1864 ~ 2oeiock NJ
OF the sad day. the following described property ~sA eo
All and singular the railroad heretofore known
the KenosRa Rockford Railroad. and known
read extending from Kenosha in the state Of wisconsin
10 Rockford In the state Of Illinois together with all the
rights Of way, depot grounds, railways rails bridges,
the lands herediaments held acquired by either or
the kenosha and Rockford Railroad Companies or by tho
said consolidated company connection with the sa Ia
also all the tolls incomes and profits and cor
porate other franchises OF either Of the said kenosha
and Rockford Railroad Companies or OF said consodaed
company connected with Their said line railway from Keno
sha 10 Rockfodor reatngheTeto; and all locomotives
engines tenders, OF Kind, machinery machine
shops tools and mpemens wood aud property oonneced
duetng OF appurtenan TO the aforesaid line OF railroad
from Kenosha 10 Rockford The said sale Will not include
any lands lots orother property Of The sad and
Rockford Railroad Companies or Of the said eSnso'
dated company, which have not been necessarily re-
,ained for their said road roadway from Kenosha
70 RGekford or included In ther dsRots, OF station
hon maintenance convenient use Of the came, and
which said Kenosha and Rockford Railroad Companies
sad CONSOLIDATED company may have leased or Otherwise
OCTOBER 30, 1868
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

ORPHANs' COURT SALE OF VALUABLE uOTEL
W and Real Estate in the borough Of Bethlehem by vir
tue OF order OF the Orphans Court OF Northampton
county viii be sold a public vendue The premises on
Thursday Dec 81 1853 at o'clock IN the afternoon,
hs part Of the Real Estate Of James Leber deceased
contiguous Lots Of ground bounding Main ord Broad
streets, land of Jacob H. Lilly Reliance Fire Company c.
II: BenR Henry Guetters estate, Jedediah Weiss and
oherH particularly described N The petition to M lhe
granted, extending in front Main street two hun
dred and twenty feet, and Broad street hun
acrs OF ground. The improvements thereon
four story Hotel Building part brick ana part stone
80 feet depth; brick story Building, fronting
Main street feet inches by 10 feet inches In depth:
brick two story Dwelling House, fronting Main street "a
feet 6nches by 81 feet inches Broad street, three
story brick Building in OF the main building used Tor
feet; story frame Stable and Carriage House 90
feet front BY 81 feet deep Building part stone and part
frame used ice house, "a by 22 feet. The buildings
are All in good repair and the greater part of them built
considered one Of desirable and valuable
year. enjoyed deservedly high reputation as one Of the
best kept Hotels In this country Bethlehem beautifully
situated the Lehigh river Its excellent Seminary Tor
Young Ladies known and phronzed from every section
OF the Union It's healthy climate romantic surroundings
and the active enterprise Of its citizens, have made u
popular place Of resort that In the this
Hotel has been always filed and is proprietor Obliged "
decline receiving many who applied for admission
The property will be cold together in parcels as may De
deemed advisable by the undersigned administrator, 'bS
whom the terms and conditions will be made known at the
time and place Of sale BY tho Court w.,,.cp ..us
CHAs AUG LUCKENBACH. AdminIstrasor
BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. 25 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

GEORGE G. HAYDOCK, AUCTroNEER.-FRBNCH
NJ China and Glassware, by ROBERT HAYDOCK, On
hursday December TO- al 10 clock at his saesroom No.
lOl Liberty street four months credit 150 packages
Periers best French Flint Glassware, French China pain
white and gold hand Ware Vases Dinner and Tea sets
e. Silver Plated Ware Arge assortment Knives Forks,
Casters, cake Baskets
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

NNHE EAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANYg
i IRON NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From Southampton. From New York.
SAXONlA..... November 7.............. December u
HAMMOSIA December l.............. December 20
GERMANIA.. December ID January O. 1854
BAVARIA December 20. %, 1894
from pier 81 North foot OF Fulton street. taking
BenRers for Hamburg Hare London and Southampton,
the following raes)-Fst cabin Sl06 cabin S62 80
stesrage, Ss7 So payable in gold or It's equivalent
The Hammonia will sncceed the Sax onia Dec. 25.
For trc,gn. apply to KUNhARDT 4 CO. 40 Exchange
place.
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

fJEsHY ID. N1sER. AuCTI TIONEER-sALEsROOM 81
rss,s1 s'res opposite tho Post omce-hNBR
VIII sou a a1ctiOa on THURSDAY, December
" o cl lh ~ thelr nscsroou ~ Nassau street one
organ Harmon hn la perfc rider suitable tor church
% hall very large aus poScrful. two banks ~ Keys
t~ehe sressng stops ~ octave pedal tass; been IN
he past rear IN a Br okltn church Made ~ CnrhAH
psedtam. gale yOstivc.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AN EXTRA EDITION OF THB DIRECTORY CON.
n tanning List OF Vacancies IN respectable Boarding
Houses and Private Families revised and corrected dali
at No Clinton Hail. Asor Place and sent 10 address
on receipt ~ ten cents
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
how people leap down their throlls read Medical
Com on Sense curious hook ior curious PEOPLE aud
rood book for every Contents Abes free Sinclair
Tousey l2 Nassau street The principal newspaper tepos
hr0urhout the county. At y Warmers vetcv
The author. DR. L. n. fooTB. l,lSO BroadwAy,s
lust PuBLIsHED-THE MAGIC PHOTOGRAPH
81 Album Pnce 81 70, or With twelve Ph0tos Apis Of
beautiful 81 Just the hing FOR The pocket Sent,
postpaid on receipt Of price BY O. WATSON publisher,
New York.
THE NOSE or NOTARY.
i rom the French Of Edmo About The tu.s French
writer OF 10 day ~ selling spendidy
witty, delicious ma
WfERRE on EARTH THAI NOSE WENT TO
has no, solved by the uands Of readers who have
en- Ioyed hearty laugh OVer TO- Oct 10 al -
NEAT rAiER COVERS. PRICE 81 CENTS.
TWICE LOST. NOVEL
Is Book " thnut suTerd40ls commcn word
Novel that detes criticism, because seers yol brca B.
less with ttan iniefrst-wih intense emotion.
which you TO hank God a. ~ eosc 80 very cuL
Fo1r thoHsand copies are Gr.ady tod aud Agrov
lux demand Price 90 DcateI Halniltou, iac.a
Tp1eev. A Fitzgerald %. 8. Felt BakpmAn a Mason
John BrAdturn. wholesale them Evsty bQok period.
tal dealer rrtalH Lhcu. LONG Publisher.
80 WaslInr r'ru street. Boston.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

TUE BBAuTFnL hME LIE sofR CAN BE CON
II sullad st her Matrimonial Agency No 80 West Thirty
NTH seet ON the past present ard ligre Hours from
10 A. n. 10 u T. NJ
rpur CELEBRATED NORWOOD Gypsy. LATE or
/ vb sixth iasy feiurnei rom Europe, may be
consulted 9l7 Wooster street between Bescksr 30 Ami
~ street,. 10 the basement
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

C,TEAM TO NORTH CAROLINA FOR BEAUFORT AND
- Morehead City N G., connecting hy railroad with New
perp ~ g., carrying United States mail The steam.
ship PETREL, DAVIS, commauder viii sail for the above
ports on Saturday December r. Fer freight passage
having nne apply board Il 20 East
river or 20 MURRAY NEPHEW, &C South street " B.
No freight receive bills OF ladng signed day ~ sailing
NOR SAIE-A PASSAGE TO EUROPE (FIRSf
cabn) on n FIRST class steamer. n reduction Apply
fo Mcssrs HIx, DETHAN co. % Beaver street. v, Y.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

THE PRIVATE GALLERY OF MODERN OIL
i PAINTINGS
beonginrto -
JOHN WOLFE, ESQ,
10 exhibition At The DUssElDORF GALLERy
b4s Broadway for the beneh Of the woMANs HOSPITAL
AND CH1LDS NURSERY This collection contains choice
original Oh Paintings and Water Coored Drawings by the
mos distinguished masters u the English French, German
FLEMISH and American schools.
Admission 70 cents. Season tickets VI.
Open from PA. NJ until lOP. NJ.
Mr. FLORENCE WOULD REsPBCrr ULLY INFORM
M those patr0ns OF the Winter Garden who reside 10
rolkyn, Williamsburg and Jersey City, that the
TICKET or LEAVE MAN
concludes ~ twenty minutes l0 hefeby enAnk tc
20 reach home AZ an early hour.
WtNtBR GARDEN Dects lS6a
TIE GHOST OF THE WHITE LADY
4 AT HOPE CHAPEL TONIGHT.
DAN1O rNgTRUCTION--BY A NEW, NOVEL AND
ID original method, the pnru guaranteed thorough
kuoH ledge Of Banjo j ne f0n re Jf ices rs no
Charge Pupils farrsned With Ran0s for practice Al.
dress q Dousou, upx ali Herald once
DFAWaTtr INSTRUCTION.
EF Il.I..ItN .IBEklgON,
a Nssi H.rlr .e.n Hth freri
The New York herald., 1863-12-10
A UCTIoN sALE.-BOOTS AND SHOES.
MILTON II. BURNS, AUCTIONEER
Win sell at the store of J. F. Davis / Co.,

No. 20 Cortlandt sreet
On Thursday, December 10, at l03s O'Clock,
\teu 0cases OF Boots Shoes. of the desirable
btyes and quality, suitable TOR city and country trade.
Bale every Thursday, at I0h O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR
Tickets 20 BE- had OF the Committee u Arrangements and
all the IN 1sc and bookstores
There will be reserved seats with the exception OF the
private and proscenum boxes chairs first rcs
which be engaged at the store of hessrs VIM. Hall
Son 6i9 Broadway
q quarter before y O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-12-10

The steamship CITY OF LIMERICK OF this line, viii
sail an extra steamer on Tuesday Dee Has splendid
accommodations fof few seerage passseDgers reduced
rates payable iD United States currency.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, 10 Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A YOUNG LADY, HAVING AN INCOME OF HER
"A wishes TO md family party of friends who
about TO travel Europe whom she can JOIN fox
company and protection. Address, with particulars r,
Union square Post Office for two Une,oeptionape re-
fere noes given and required.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY
ecu or. = Tiema. Green, dss...sd ys,a. xithisd
Doason and shsrss DCd.on oss., q me m nlsa 70
and asriba,on q hs resda. q &c ss..s Of thomas
IS in hsr hands The q ,he ~. wi. % s.ia DO.
and g ss. a Ss. ss enc 81 a. c S
The bin ss. thai sd rboss Green lied IN .id ny
an and NE Sasn sa Us Is s % ss s
s .ns ss ~ r n. s i.s .s and ss x
general lse1e beque-is devised and uesthsd All he
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psin.ne he Erection, q .d MI ws9 so;s qP,n sn.
and funeral mss u iss asesass and ~ The g.psrai
sna spese 10 ,sss u snS an ;s, nsay %
residue q aid estate 70 iSs rssss esass and ooss
. sS. and i u he ss ass q i sS q @
they have paid him shrs snd do..,,
me cash 10 hahds and been 1ud prpAred and
IN hand, and DIVIDE AZ he Other popery beswssn he
= iss Ill. BY VA st ss ,ss lad sa15ss s,s
NEors bes. and thst after rsss ssslsss cfor.
rnAra his hous aad unhesri 81 for ne last soycniea
yA an that tho ssnera Impression a. h. fofmgr hine
pain nis by A. sc cant paced lhs Nay iai oro
s osr. ps.s1 S's 90 sn ~ e. .s h s a
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perry sad ave sige in9errea sDdy engsuscs q - ~
ninisiraiion q nc esa'e ara Ie.ll'd s9hc i1ol,I
tbai or, though rAdy " Close 20 no sstsie, my
unable 10 %. ~ rrasou ~ tts abs - lie SID
Charles Doson. aud tley DO KNOW ThsilqI me saf
ssirs :. AZ Or lsr,i asirsuess AMI hsy ~. asss si
Wey fauuot safey Distribution ~ std saiate rrert
trsneA she aid Court ~ Eqay uhic u ~ only
haFrs fun Authority lu e premises snn her nsfforr
-ndsncs arf pfNrfu-n u hs - - IA ne settle
mat and ling D " t.e said rrFlIuary rfft
II therefore tits ilib dsy Of sarh lah ~ he hrre
fiof CJuf Baltimore Ity Al 1dgd hna leff that D.
c0nnainsrts ~ ting cory Of Gle ofsf o. b. iuseif
IN daily newspaper laDlshsa in a. a eliy Arf ~
published ln he riy u rfN fnk. u1fs
fr four surrs-se triofe Me 3td s.y u Ami
elxe n,.Iee - The Saif Arthar georss DDfsyn ala
Charles Dgis1n Who alive, arr fe@4dents 90 n SO
sAld Charlie D)tspn b. ffAi y he neff ~ fs.l 30
u anI object % lis bIl
tsr 10 10 ant arf@fr ibis Cgir In psron ~ s1ii.
~ ~ or before l3d dag 81 Jolly neat.
PREMISE and show cause. any thsy hsfe Sty 1efes
VIZ" sEORsE Y sANssTos, Gssf
True ropy -Tssi-oNoHar n. ~ ssTon. CsrE.
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DENTISTRY.

A RrIYIrTAL BosE PfLLlNSs Fog pTCaYgD AND
"A On rsfh. uia bIit sIrfs ry@t0rs1
70 iaer ORA NJ usefulness. and svsy KIDD - 90 ~ td
wahost pas4 AID warraBtsf 81 40 tnoFFirf, ! PEAK
sOs, b.. 80 r0ans, So bryadsAy. bear rrIs .ssnta
street, whefs nay 10 ss.u yvsr l1ss ssitnsoni sit
DAM POSITIVELY sOSK AWAY Win ~ BxTRsCT
II ina ~ tn - us,n4 M ns- es~nsaiy w. - CA0Fr
f,yn aad Ft.sf gusfanee4 lsfferty harm stsrg
rc.stt b. NOS " .hr phgss.-ss yd ssts ts-th
lusrftf1 80. gnIrAir aoa AsiuEt. o.. fief
a~utirs % ssfsla. ertrhrff ~ ognu
Dr. " D. wAir, = pss~th asssns
n rnc CERTIgIcA rLs. -HAyIsg Elk TFErH RI
l.DJCJ ifsrri kithoaf galn ~ ~ ]. Jay tIlAfs -
e5r.ns ttfss ffpln bFssf~s ~ f-sffalf Iasrt
,,as a. rsscBslfn siru fhosf sur~srr ffl t sshs
rsuns q. ssssE. usNfss. iva r.gA
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COAL.

CUMBERLAND coal At o. PER TON. Or rHE BEsr
" quality, for smiths delivered al thc above reduced
price Dcaierv supplied
Tiios TRusLow. ia. 2s5 Eas, Fourteenth stree,
EEoRGEs CREEK CUMBERLAND COAL. OF 10
VI IS ~ qualities VI fam ~ Coal at rcd ed rates
ISAAC B. QUEST, Eighth avenue and FORTY bird At.
cS 81 TO DEALER ANp cAkTaEN-ss 1DE
sCO w h.sr.i IN faHilrn Eleht hundred ous 81
fchnylxln Whit As Coal from boata fai weight
gisrants ed. JOHN BAGLBi No 0ak street, near New
B0Nery.
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w ANTED-BY FAMILY or TWO GROWN PER
w sons from the Isl Of May, apartments with quiet
family, Tospccta l. location. Address O. No Bowling
Green, basement sce. rent must be moderate, the
ties deaifable
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CHEMICAL BANK NEW YORK MARCH 49, 1865
" The stockholders OF this bank hereby notified
the annual election FOR directors and inspectors tho
next succeeding election, will be held At the Banking House
Monday the 9TH day Of April between the hours Of
land o'clock p. NJ. By order OF the Board
q. @. WILLIAMS Cashier,
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COPPERHEAps NOTICE THIs.-ouR BADGES
LOYAL LEAGUs OF UEior CfT1zEns,
NEW YORK, March 81, 1868.

IN LOYAL LEAGus UKior CrrlzEns,l
new YORK, March 81 1868.
The Executive Committee have the great pleasure
he members OF the League that fully apprecia-
Ing the earnest desire wch prevails among loyal citizens
show their nigh appreciation OF the public services OF Ma
General r. Bner 1t has been deemed proper change
the order OF proceedings announced for Thursday
the Academy Music, enable the officers and members
OF the League TO act in unison with the citizens who had
tended to General Butler invitation to their hosp
taiy In this city. He win accordingly be received the
A ndemy. the evening named, Thursday I'd OF April
hall past seven clock, In conformity with
be announced by joint committee Of citizens and officers Of
the League.
Notice win be given morning OF the time and
place for Issuing tickets Of admission.
BY order OF the Executive Committee
r. H. MocURpY, Chairman.
p H. WETMoRE. Secretary.
CITIZENS RECEPTION TO
MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER,
Al the Academy of Music
ON Thursday ENENING APRIL q
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fai4r y. 49, ftsfs $500 -
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The Committee OF the Log League OF Union citizens
Ing the request Of the committee behalf
scribng citizens Of New York who united letter 10
Gene al Butter inviting him 10 visit this city purpose
OF aordng the citizens an opportunity Of testying their
respect for his character and services public
appropriate consented 10 waive their
FOR public meeting the I'd OF April and rendered the
use Of the Academy for the purpose such reception
be given TO General Butler the evening Of Thursday
April 3 at 7k O'Clock at the Academy OF Music which
dress the dtilens
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AsTROLOG Y.

A BoSA FIDE AsTRoLO9lsT THAT EVERY ONE
n ear depcDl on Il Nine WILSON. who tells u. ooycet
81 yi-t shs tells the past pr~sat
and nr. of ne and 81 csnsrfs aud nsnr
.uos.s out Of uie most perioss anaertAkinss b-tek
hfated charms ~, Allen between too
and stanton the st0s Ladies and Tssusmen % onts
Ash.
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s.DQQ cAsu-.rwo guLL SIZED BILLIARD 7.
gZUD bies FOR sac, ~lst ng fpsu ~ 900
as. sisses. y. q. G., Bsrss sgce. fss ,bres Iays
, 1863-04-30
CHICAGO DAILY N7aRxEr

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y Faad oy ne 1'Yer, e1t9ustre Of ne prics poid
made n .chie1 he teer pays Ae storage, IL re-
ported n 0. b. Or ~ free Of storage" III Tonr
fateS are quoted as "delirered' uialsss o!Hercise