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rFT D~DeA EoFcs ~ VlCkshMKg. Is
IS Cairo, Jan. IS.
Reports al.n the South - Gen, ~
9phason - command fths ple j es,
Urn Qspasbnient and that be ma ine
aA - force at or neaf 6tokst RrE.
Report has It that he expects, in an 1sner-
gency, to muster l50, 900 men. This b
probably m over estimate but it seems
evident that every possible effort will be
made 10 hold the place. 1t is said that
Notifications have been completed at Port
Hudson. r4r,fgI1a "a lzF
The Memphis Bulletin had : report
from reliable source hatsBragg hAs been
lmgelyrsinforesd. - - =
I II Federal Generals cannot be whipped,
their supviiA srsstsh y ~ soGsapd they
are TO be kent busy re-opening their
lines 81 standardization. s'.. r
Enough houses are to be takenin Mem
phis, all fitted as hospitals. to accommo.
date 5000 men. H. r. Writer, late
Medical director in Grants srmy, is as
signed to this duty. Surgeon Laub re.
1lisves him on Grants staff,
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~1t is ofisn asksd, %hat hAs become
of the spscie! Here is fact n answer !:
" A manufacturer Of silver xara IN PROV
idsnce. 4. l.. has bought for . few mouths
past, A ayerage Of one hundred dollars =
day A SILVER change to melt up. He
bought two thousand dollars Of silver
change bss aJsw days ego Of ono u our
btokers, at . premium oftpsaty-six cents,
iof manufacturing purposes. The bro
ksr .of whom the silversmith bought,
fps no has bonght. for three months
psi, On average Of two hundred dollars .
DAY ~ small change, coming u him in
small lots.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-29

~ The officers from Indiana in Rose
crana' Army-snd there are . great many
from that State--held meeting after their
great victory at Murfreesboro, in which
they passed series Of most scorching
resolutions against the course Of the Dem
ocradc Legislators OF that State. They
are very severe on the Democratic plat
form adopted at indianapolis, and de-
nounce it ~ rank treason, and charge
those who got it up and who sustain it
with aiding and abe,ting the rebels,
against whom the brave soldiers of Indi.
ana have gone forth to battle, and By
whose murderous arms the blood of man,
OF the sons of that State has been shed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-29

Nov York. Jan. 90 i
A letter in the Times from Port Royal
Gath states the, steaner Honduras ar
rived here direct from New Orleans, with
an urgent request from Gen. Banks to
ths'U oMmssdise 0snenl for large sup
ply Of intrenching tools Of all dsscrip-
tionS.9 From this We infer that the cap
ture of Port Hudson, of which we have
been hoping TO hear, is yet long way IN
the future. i ,.ae,s ,.s
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+ PAYING THE SoLDlERs.--Thrse Paw
masters left Washington on Monday
morning TO pay of the troops Of the Ar
my OF the Potomac. Within the last six
Gays $3.50 900 has bsen paid to the
soldiers in that army.
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~ DR.. Leib, whose name cannot be
unfamiliar to any newspaper reader, and
who was personally known to many Of
our readers, is now editing paper It San
IA Fe, New Mexico.
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~ Col. John A. Washington, who
was killed in the rebel army, in W esteru
virginia. in Sept, 1861, was the owner
OF $4,000 worth Of real estate in Chica-
60. Luckily for his heirs, they are mi
nors and he was killed before tie passage
Of the confissation law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-29

H. a4se, By Ayots of8a Against los.
refused q rS(er the bill to the Military
l vali&a1 gham moved to table the bill.
Not agree D against 81.
u Anether sion from the opposition
side was nxdc and determined adyersely
by yeas and nays.
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Impsrtans Srs0 Nsw Orheans.
wTw New York. Jan. 81. !.
Tho New Orleans Delta, OF the 18th,
contains the following letter:

He
contains the following letter:
Brooks Bay, Jan. is, 1863.
! have just learned pastioulsrs Of an
affair of some Importance, which took
place yesterday. Early in the day Com
modors buchanan wsnt up tho Tesehs
with The Calhoun until slfs cams to ~
distractions placsdin the channel BY the
rebels 1t this point. and let the Eunbost
get aground. Commodore Buchanan
however, it In said, went forward some
distance and Was shot throsghrshe head
from one Of the rife pits near BY. A man
named Whitshurss, also belonging 10 the
same command, vas killed "a the came
time. Col. Thomas, Of the sci, Vermont.
hearing the filing, ordered hi. regiment
70 charge the phi. which resulted In the
capture Of 50 rebels snd dispersion of the
rest. l have been told th,t 9 rebels wsrs
killed. | learn, on good authority, that
the captain Of the rebsl gunboat was kill
ed. II is also reported, the ganbost was
captured.
The steamer Northern Light, from New
W fans 18th. has arrived, news anticipa-
ted W the Mary Boardman last sveaing.
Gen. Banks has issued orders requiring
the rebels 70 support the poor. dispssing
OF cenhscatsd estates, &c.; allowing pro-
fduce 70 be sold in open market BIZ VIII
disposed persona. and requiring al regis
tered enemies 20 take the oath of allegiance.
Also that insult to soldiers was 70 be pun,
- ~
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@t seems that Gov. Seymour has
the ambition to emulate Gov. Clab. Jack.
son, OF Missouri. If he has the nerve
that Claib. exhibited, his hostility to the
general government may lead to . general
civil war in the North, the special bene-
fits Of which are not very clear.
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Nss, York, Jan. %. :
Worlds Washington dispatch. states
that Gov, Andrew LETT for Boston to-day,
taking with him authority to raise rcgi-
ment of negroes. ~
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-" Washington City 10 but den Of
thieves, negroes and prostitutes. T"
6uch is the report that our contemporary
makes in regard to tho Capital of the
ooantry, and Of course be attributes the
result to the Republican party. Our CO.
temporary seems to have been unfortu-
nate in his associations while ia the Cap
itol, but even if his report b correct,
JEFF. Davis Capital. the very Headquar-
ters Of the Divine Institution, don't seen
to be much better of in its social condi-
tioa ssalnay be infcrred from the follow.
ing article;
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General order. ak
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac, !
sassA January q.

The following has just bssn publishsd
to the Army: fs -
Headquarters Army Of Potomac, |,
In Camp near Falmouth, Va, Jan. 26.
GEsERAL ORDERS, No. by direc.
don of the President of the United States,
The uodsrsigned has assumed command
Of tho Army Of The Potomac. He ensers
upon Vie discharge d his duties Imposed
~ this trust with just appreciation 81
their responsibilities. Since The lorna
ion Of this army he has shared With you
'ite giofiss and reversss, with no other de.
afe than that their relation might remain
unchanged until its destiny should BE- 90
complished. In the record az yoar
achievements there is much to Be proud
2, and With tho blessing Of God " viii
doptaase . do sonsshine to the repown At
duf aGaies and The success N our csuss.
To sesMfo tAsss ends your soamandsr will
require the cheerful and xealous cooper.
ation Of every elieer and soldier in the
army. IA equipment, intelligence and
yalor, tAs 4Dsmy 10 our inlorisu. Let rs
uevsr hssilltA a go him battle wheraysr
VI rsn& uuIallrlg nnd unly
~ pre11ion g, ths feelings of this
lfmy when he conveys - asf lste com
lpaedsr Maj Gen. Rnrneide the moat oor-
i'll good wishes for his future. ~ ~
ny Stat viii y aanotneed q soon a.
T6igpsd,] eisls.
..siAaj. Gen. JosE1x HooKsa,
A@e! ag OSnd' g Army Of Potoaaac. /
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a#EsF sa~ ~" AOSA1 Seue AOe
Theannsal ssstilg sfshe sGsokheldsrs
OF the American Telegraph Oonpany vas
held to-day rtwhiuh tha Old Beard Of
directors was re-eleotsd. At . subss-
qsent meeting Of the Beard E. q &c.
ford was reelected President, G. Living
ston, Secretary, and F. M. Morris, Treas
prer. i81t Et'N IT'D
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A FeIlow-seelinx IN rre.....

FeIlow-fee cling In Treason.
We publish in another column q COM
munication clipped from the Hawkeys,
showing an almost exact accordance Of
sentiment and sympathy between the reb.
els At Richmond and the sympathizers in
Iowa. What are we coming to, when
Democratic meetings in Iowa shout down
with New England! destruction to the
Union as our fathers formed it ] and q
Union of the loyal West with the traitor
South against the Stars and Stripes
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New York, Jan. IS.

Gunbsas Huttcrus Captured ~ the
------------ AlahnlnR.a E4t4 ~
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class, snd disinclination to run counter
70 them 10 every Incident Of public daty.
Some days ago room for certain neces.
cary public officer Vas required il / lafre
and convenient public building On Msin
street, the upper apartments Of which was
? gambling saloon. The Asssssity having
been presented 70 ahe S4cretary q Wr.
that oficsr very properly and prompAly or
cered the room to b seized for the pub
lie use. on the ground that it had no Just
protection in law u : private domicil OF
: place of Legitimate business. We Lar.
that this order was suspended By the sab
ordinate officer charged 20 execufa Il. an
the fir.t intimation that the party Who was
70 Be distraiaed VA one IT the gambling
princes Of Richmond. This fact. ~ 30.
Iievs, cas Be distiaotly proved, sss "
should not have referred % it.
The people Of this eits muut loek fer
relief from The reign Of gamblers 9 ! eov-
eminent OF better morale thom thao OF the
Cosfedsraey. n FEW days ~ Lsgi,is-
ture OF Virginia meete, and no more mr.
gent task Of reform claims - attention Il
This time than purging it, capital ofa vice
that has poisoned che vitals Of this com
munity and msd0 Rtohs6ond the render.
xous OF every hsrpy 10 the Coofeder,cv
The only difficult part Of tho question 4
fne mode Of the rsnedy. for gambiag i !
vics g closely embraced, whom il once
makes ih insidioss introduosion, and g
powerful and ingenious ia II dsfsnsss, |
nat y isAamost impossible % conquer Il |
'asily Or expeditiously.
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Gov. Aadrsu M snfAority Vi 1aia
q iRsginsat Of Nssssss. s5f
FROM souTH. CAROLINA.
Gen. Hooker's Address TO the Troops.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
FoTq &C., &c. DC,


- No Yetk Ian. :
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/. s(Cmhsusd from the Fra Pdos.)

1hees vho iihs . WIDOW heard about last vsst.
e nah. 81 min. shilling. pr DOZEN, 70, .hieh she
zee 1 S:So.t o. t.o dolls" shs veried fou, DAY.
s@pIs1sr he DECLARED Il -. not properiy dons md
s.., Spy ,b ,''9 ~. Z, so. e, " b., dseed 80
poefted. Thee ere the women this assoelAtion
= designed TO protect and beDsht and Jon have come
sssstns. 20 .rssni,e Tor such purpose and In add
rate Of vsses for every f.s. operative in the city
Cone tnsether. then, and endest1r 20 b.neht your.
- not sllo. .pythins hat has been said here 70
nSn. ess,sn the esn'ismen Interested 10 this move
ine nthey can benefit you. ASST, You. and induce
ether mes and the community 20 sand by you, don
Yen want 10 hsys II and voice. yes.
,ny yuI only consult your vishe,, and then II auy.
u night.
Applause greeted the conclusion Of NJ Roberts
ssnarhs. A melton Vas made 70 accept the rsroft.
vhieh vas carried. The Chairman then red
Ne subject Of the adoption Of the Constitution open
sss aisesssion. One or two young women -bo had
ssso prominent In every discussion, proposed an
amendment, that The ofhces be held only on. year.
sxplsnations we're msde By Mr. NeRellsr and other
ssstlsmen on the Committee, to thu effect that the
desirn Of having some Of the ocs hold over vss for
the purpose Of always havins those acquainted with
the business. - assist and eIvc Information 10
The newly elected onesu Anu this discus
don. the question -n ,Aicn IN TIE amendments,
sbish we're no, adopted. The original motion on
sAsptiss the Copstitsuon v. then Pit. Twenty
eve delegates voted IN favor and fourteen in the ne
sssivs. The chairman having declared ,hs Consti-
.utisn adopted, motion The meeting sdjourssd tst
. late hourl to meet on evil Of the chairman
TIE PAN, CoYrsa AND aHyuT laos wosr sls 80
spseiai meeting Of this body held last ever ns
1913 Bovsry. Cards o. nsmh.uhp we're ordsrrd
2 b. printed having been reported tha, some Of
he men who bad been dlsehaIgsd,by Mr. = u Locke
- Satn al
appointed 70 wait on that gentleman and Inquire II
90 vM villins 70 employ men -ho belonged to the
Aisofiston The committee on the Annual Bali, 20
lsks place the 2d February, ls64 Ispostsd that
Ases humber Of tickets had been sold
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CLKARRD.
eTKAhsHIPS-et Andrew, GIsseov: Fade, Hs-
!enA; Potomac, Portland; SAIvor, Alexandria Je-
sphine Thompson, Baltimore.
shiF-kubens, tNorv ssisnl johnson, for Cadix.
bAkKs-saIah 4 Bryant, Csdis; Rose, 81 Pisrrs
Asrt. MAY HhEsbsth, Portland. Ne.
BRlGS-w X Kibby, Ma,amorss. G. r o,p,,.r
Vera Crus; Eliza, Port spain.
eCHOONrRS-C A fsrnsworth, Ponce, CiIbsy,
sect, - John, il, y 3 Partridge, Bath; s
mail, hschin; Land. do; frsestone, Providence q.
,inee OF Wales, Matamorss Lewisvills, Honeton'
~, Gserse; New Orlssn. Alice Is, Port koysE II
oe Geo Hoffman, Washington; Com modore. PORT
end; Arlington. Monroe: Ann d Susan, w sshinsUn
sLooP-Lsxinston. Rsypor, for New Haven.
sTFANBHIrS-Thos Scott, New Orlssps. saIsd,,
9insston jam; City OF Richmond, WashinSton' ID q,
Ann Eliza Philadelphia; Aida, PhiiadelpSis: Fsl.
sonn, frovidsnce Black Diamond, Phiiadsiphia
Shsnpion, Aspnvall. New JsIssy, Philsdalphia:
Courier. New Orleans,
shlPs-Webster, Liverpool Vancouver, Bristol. {.
bkiGg-Ads, Minititian; Flying seud. Rio J,ns,.
70; hifhAnd haiy, Matamoras; Frsesss Alicr. "a
tua biselov, Aux Csyss.
sCHOONERs-W & Nelson, yirsinis, .Jas,. ia,
1ngton, Great Ess HArbor; 4 n Broenard. Az. rii.s
setn a, 90; Thos Page, Sirepa. Mar Tmms E,ss,
nNbor Charmer, Nsvbsrn; Alexander Youns
ssNnMor., Z y Hammond, Virginia; Mary Tow
"snlns,on; Morris, Virginia; Trade Wind Norfoli.
,ishcn sAtsrly, AleIandris; Monmouth. Hos Island
hunter New Orleans; Clara HolInss, honaire'
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BROOKLYN.

How TO hDJorRS 4 MrErirG-A ,ump,,,
Aldermen A. adjourned meeting u the Board -.
held last evening. The minutes Of the previous
osesns having been read, Alderman Bsihsap OBJ
Isetsd TO that portion which declares that Mr.
rrsnks 10 confirmed ~ water Commissioners, con.
leading that the Prssden, in MAKING that dseIars.
Ss SSs ;.es,v.a onl, nn g a. F,nh.
-, act t.oth!rds. Aldermen strong and TGnan
:cntended that The minutes were correct, ana the
bsfd had no right 10 alter the record While en-.
ssssd 10 discussing the question, Aidsrmss Bsiinsp
vmWd over the railing ana disappeared thus vips
II. SSsla t .s:. 81; %ns' :n,
friday evening". A"'''
TIM FUNERAL OF Lieut.. John W .Mspiey, Jr.
sf the ie0th regiment. n. Y. ", Who was killed .,
the battle Of Irish Bend, La, on the 18Th Of Apii,
1888. and whose remains we're brought home ., the
senmsneemsnt Of this vssh, foot plse. yesterday
.itn.ocn: The services we're held st the house 4
os., w. nsn,; s:n in r:.I 'l.s. III: e.
tsIiss the Day.
THs PRovosr MAMMALS Ovrrcs. sp Dis
nros.- This sfes Ia crowded daily. Surins bus,us.,
sesrs, with psssens claiming exemption from miiiss-
yssrvtes for ose cause OF another. The only eassa
0tertained are those who are usnifsstiy ineomp,
I'd q ss s:s:., ~
r SS:n:; .. .ns% 70, :,,sy ss.s :s:mtsd ys..
ave received their dischasgs.
REcHuIrrSo wn better yesterday and IN,
~ previous CON. an, pen having bees enlisted
nd sent 70 Riksr's Island,
ALLsoED HxrRHsIvE LAacsSY.-On Tues.
- evening young married lady named Jennie
sslss. and her father Mr.. Samuel Parker, we're Or.
sstsd on tho charge Of grand larceny, prsfsrrsd By
be husband ofths lady, Mr.. George Haiss. The par
lss reside In RyGson street, near Myrtle Avenue.
neies had some $4,000 In his trunk In the house
Soms time 40 there sppeau n have bees difficulty
the family, and he left temper aly o. his return
70 found the money gone. and in their stead a. Al.
eeed, . quantity OF worthless bills, Ths1 sesussd
sere btousht before the Justice yssierdsy and held
await Examination.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, COR. Eighth
4 Az and %ed Of. Open daily, from A N, n s r
Y. Mondays, Wedne.dsys and Saturday,, to S Pm
lntsrest cent. DsTosts made or before .Iauu
sry lOth, draw interest from January lat SAM I'll.
NEWLY, President. JAMkS Y. CHAMBERLAIN,
secretary. 405
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
NO. % WARREN ST
Interest ALLOW ed at the rate OF pr cent on all
suus entitled thereto. Open daily from 10 TO p
T., and on Monday, Thursdsy and SATURDAY after
moons from $to I L. n. \. II. Money TO loan on
bond and mortSaRr
W tLrER W. CoSCKLIN. President,
VANDERBILT l. ri xTos, secretary. 30
Union DIME SAVINGS BANK.
~ No. 40 Canal st., corner Of vsiiek.
open daily from 10 A. y to 2, and from 10 I 7.
n SiI pr cent interest alo ed sums Of 400 and
under, and Eve per cent on larger sums,
nDkR V. Hal GuWOuT, President.
JOHN MCLEAN, VI u.t,.
wN. 8. wHlTToCK, vice frsiden''
GARDNER ;. CHAPLIN. Secretary. AL
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
IATeeth extracted without pain, or no charge beau
tful teeth inherited, ell A sstt on silver. $40. No
charge fS sIusetips when teeth are inserted. Az
operations warranted. j, JAY VILLERS, 10 Grsnd
Of, blocks frsm Broadva-. 40
A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER, Is. ON
"A Gold, $40 TO SO, sections Of tss<h on silver %
pain, and iii Cd cleaned vhitened OF pvoted 20
cent?: - Rovev. opposite the old Theatre, By
DIR. vILLERs 3AS
DK. JOHN HOWE, 4s5 CANAL STREET,
Ossts set OF teeth on silver ct u 10 elS eod
q ELL 10 s secti pal sstts ~ cents per tooth; teeth
hued With gold, tone cement or other hllnss, 40 eta
70 81 per tooth. Teeth extracted without pAin. as<
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Too Late for Classification.

AT NO. 10 CoURTLANDT ST., Recruit.
WI, receive the full bounty. ely, state and rov
,.. .n ~ aso relief tickets. Total bounty 10 nsv
JFEprpss o" 10 veterans sSss. DOWNER d
- i6l
BOY WANT1D-ONE WHO HAS Worked
70 bakery, elo Broadway. ise
IoiOkED MAN WANTED TO TURN 4
~ e'aht' App, 1t 500 broadway. in tAs pr.,,ns
- les
OPERATORS WANTED WITH THEIR
osn msenine. And baistsrs on blousss. ai,o ons
.oi Yr K ana tive baist-rs on yssts Tor All
e.s., .so We0 Isth At, upper floor. lao
DRESS BOY wANrED-ONR ACCUS.
! toned 70 make ready on lilo. e,l;na.r .,..
!oo sn syandsT And Russs' iced boy Xppi, ., opes
:, l6A
WANTED, IN A GROCERY STORE
w stout young man, abont Is ys.r, ~ ~.
;om. we'll recommended ana With I me-, 49, nuss
9u'r es. Apply At ITO Avenue b, cor lin 81 az
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS CAkR r.
~ ker and Confsotioner, and al,o . con,.,s,.
r to attend in the store. Apply 4i6 Third A. isS
WANTRD-BOYS AND GIRLS FOR ,tIin.
w ping tobeeeo, at ass Canal ct, 9th story. ioS
WAHTED-CUSTOM VEST MAKERS
His6c.t p1ess and regular pay. H. j, SHAW.
W. No. sbssay' enuasss IN 1eyG ~ isi
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RRIKSI'S % & so CENT HAIR DYEBaA
- IN USE. Dye Red or Grey hair 70 beautiful
blsoI or brown ot-A6 South Second Of, VIII
pAms0ISh. tog sAs BY DguSCsu sJeUUhas. 900
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JERSEY CITY

JERSEY CITY.
PATRICK McCAgrr who, a. noticed yestsr-
Az. VA suffering from hydrsphobis, died yss,srdsy
fernoop.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A FINE MULE EOR SALE, 7 YEARS OLD,
\ sound ana kind Can be seen at ~ and ~ Poi
street. w
EOR SALE-TWO GOOD WORK HORSES
\ hands high. . or 10 years old price sss and
80 Warranted sound and hind. Enquire No. ~
Chrrtophsr Of, y4
IGOR SALE IMMEDIATELY, 4 HORSES,
One nice little black mare t90. one vary strong
same pnes one at 600. and one 1T f75. Apply to L.
CANTEI- Oh West 18th ct, cor 9th ave. $40
EOk SALE-HORSE, WAGON AND To-
hasco route, cheap, at 53y 10th ave- cor 39d At II
EOR SALE-A BROWN MARE, 3 TEARS
old, le hsnds hish, sound and Kind, suitable for
eny vorh 20, West 2sth bet 10Th and nth avs 2s6
"ANTED--A ONE-HORSE BOTTLING
w wagon. veil preserved and With covering; With
or Without horse. Apply to T. boz "a? Sun once -
WAkTED TO PURCHASED SECOND
w hand one horss truck, not much used CAPABLE Of
carrying two toAs. Apply to tho cartmAn 81 20 Ann
street. st
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The Masnifeeu, Side wheel steamship
HlHERSiA,
CAPT MORAN,
Will sail from BOSTON, TOT Galway and Liverpool
On Tuesday, DC. -, Ia he follow cd BY the ADRIA.
TIC. from Nss York, JAny IL
Rate u passaxs, able In gold its equiva lent
n currescy, First Cabin, $50 Intermediate, go
steeraes 80 Ncv NUrk TO IT. John 80. 80, $50
Fasssnxr. for sarded also To London, Paria, Ham
hurs, H,vre BrsaD,n, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Or, At
lovsSt rateal
FI~ frun ILvspsa ~ Galway to Nes York and
Boston. 80, 80, a., slU.
Fer passage, apJ4y 10
sABEL 4 sEARLF, 81 Brndvsy
For freight rstee OF freights and specie and all other
Information apply to
LAWRENCE GIL rs 6Co,
$50 No. IL South W I'M anst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17

MARsiiAsLI1h,,sr vvr "a, r,os.
The Most Popular keuedy Exact for
ArthIs, bronchitis, Coughs, Cods Tickling %
Soreness OF the Throat
Are ycry Pleasant and EhectuA:
Neatly put ny in sliding Casss.
Convenient for III. P,ctet
Sold at IL and 70 cent? yer boI, BY dealers ned
cinss generally
Prepared only ~
THOMAS MARsHAIf- Trenton, y. j.
New York Agency At HELABOLD's Drus aud
Chemical Wa ehoslss, 594 broadway AIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-17
OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

PROPOSALS FOR ESQ, 900 OF THE
YORK % 'inE YEAR is4S s.sl.d proposal. Yin
'u.e Nh be pabliely opened, for the -hoIe OF any
dollars o. .'fhs WISER stocf Of the Cty u Nes Yori
Of the year 1879 suthsrinsd by chapter W Of the
C9uaeil. approved BY the Mayor, Dec. "a 1868 me
said stock will bear interest At the rate 81 Ave per
principal .i be r.dsemsbis % The frst i.y ct No
v.mber, 1872 The propssss VII state tb. sn,ount Of
stock de,red aud the price per hundred dol, are
thereof and III. peu9Ds those proposal. arr ,cc-pted
~ te rsqulted g derrIs With ths Chsmberi,in Of
bid. tsc Gums awarded 10 them rs,pectlyey' ON
messntins TO the Comptrollar the receipts 0f the
.a.s to ress, 10. N: p.i' smoun S ss
the value Of the stock bearing interest from the
dsis Of p.ynaen. Zach p,opo.ton .honld b. .,sled
City Of New York Of the year $40, and nclossd in
.eeond snyeloP: addressed to the Comp roller. Tho
7, BRENsAN, Comptroller, City Of New Yaii
pfS .s Il iss q Finance c'mDsf0'r' Once a.,
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE Appointed
l. blythe BIO ARD OF slPERvIsoRst to tXAMINE
CLANS made sssin:. q. county for damage. A.
I.csn. fots. siii held : meeting ct Ih. chsmb.r Of
IA ss e. Si
consider the following cases,
Jehn Pan '.,,......a geo % ioom,s co.. ia 50
Joe d Hutchines. $40 OO David n Il own. 90 10
Sam jameson. 90. $50 Os SYD,s"eat'g Coii5 50
y Steinle. ........ II +3 Peter j. saI. .... 90 30
AlsI. Young. ...,.... 30 10 Foupting romhs, So rs
Ann GNvey .,..... 5000 90 Chss +. sohsohi so 90
john Wsrner........ 81 90 John Fi,zpatrick. 20 On
A HOrshel. .,,..... u Ou james 81 en- ... ~ 10
VIM. Brown ...,..... 6lT ~ Peter skit'or,...lsl 90
q y. ,odiey. ........ ~ 20 Sch Ieystzow ~ 90
p f. fitzsimmons. 230 90 q Il, Klinsrlhofer 81 10
JMkJ n Plumb. %. lsl ~ John II Macon. 1876 10
Claimsnts viii be required to prove the ovnership
Of the property dtIoy ed, the facts in relation to rs
destruction. and the value Of the property.
The above named parsons, With their witnesses, are
iuvite1 70 attend.
ELIJAH =. PURDY,
i AHsfsT RAyw5st IssnASS. s,.sia
gHrTH ELY, il, Iomm'toA-
ORISON BLUNT,
Rnuur G. HuroHINsa. Secretary.
kev York Dec IL uSAs H