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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03
NEWS TROM WASHINGTON.

The HraId publishes the following special deg
patches from Washington, Of date Nov. 29.h:
DsrA BOfIos OF sUPPLIEs AEBEL raIsossas OF wLA:
Brig. q neral Paine leaves for the North tomorrow
on speS.A oasinesi connected sGh the dssrbuuon OF
ci0Ining 10 rebel prisoners. The rebel Gen. Bsale
MAS bsen PArGlsd and appointed 70 tupsrintsnd Ihe
pui chase ana disIibunVn oil bsi ksib clothl e. DO
among our PRISONERS Of var with the inssas
by the sale OF the cargo OF ootton recently shppso
ifem noble.
GIE. AAECooK's HIw CORPS. Ill
Gen. Hancock has selected h.s headquarters on
street, and exYsos 60 oommsnes the organisation u
| ns nsu comp, IG.morroW. Il 10 cont ently believed
n.re that Inc torCs 70 be raised can be or
al I'D 10 few weeks, And thoroughly Prepared for
aOavs operslioni early in the spring.. Is. --.
SIS yAhDAL VISITORS At IN. WI ~ HoUsk.
NJtwlIhstandlpg ira qaepey with which the Au-
th0Tities naVs usrned psrsvus against mutiatrg The
iuinuure VI the Lhrcalve manAiOn, thsse
DAN still beng PERFORATED, The tapestry almos
DAILY f:ring some ailhEurauon. Yesterday par.
nroslea In The EAsI loom while engaged in
stealing rsles," ana In ooItnemeht aWAitirg
TRIAL IG 10 determined puush severely svssy tsna-
or e0lvGtss OF tucn oulrAgss.
9snsrsl Pope left town so-dsy 90 brief visit "a
Oily Polns.
IMPORTANT FROM wEsfERN VIRGINIA.
The Hs aid contains the folio sing sptoial despatch
DALgIuoss, Nov. 30 b, ls64.-fns rebels ere again
epsrlalg On ,ns BAuinois ana 0nio Rsiiresd; mi
lss TINE 81 pont Dsyoaa CunbsIlAnd. zen. hasr,-
dins teiess IN the valley are keeping them ef the
Inc his sde OF hat poInL
Il appears MAS sbsut ons ssleck On hsadAy aftsr.
rssb, hasSa tuaand ~ hDts Isbsi cavalry, asssI
H,nsiais RessT AID nsLsus..ne, - s sa,a, hpPssiea
~ ifsaE a Ass usk sssst,',ws aiIss vss, u euH-
pSI.AAA, ana etHok,a ME ave Sssshuhiks hefe ls-
Il ssi.p. AsN kiSs ssisuala Ihsu IL nst a,hait ~
kaovn hare, susH ess sniy sLutt t,ns before us
rssels we're p-tSss.ien she pdst. If Behaved
thai hnt . isw the sArri,,n Q e.pso.
\ ksu vssSh Vas y EVvsrnmenI a.pot for West Viz
glhs, and NE Warehouses, .ptAlAing mrss anount
Vi masters AID eonaI.ary ssorss, utre Burn-
co " the enemy, vel IS tns Lnhdipgu At the rail
road s.aloo.
la The meantime the telegraph wires we're out, and
the rebel cavsy preceded CO wsslwaEdy " Pso-
mon bug Iouna, Oh ArrIviUg tneIs, about ocl0ck,
.nAI alarm had pre- c,asa shem, snd eli me rolling
sc Cd VI Ing rauIoAu bssn removed. fney, hos
over, destroyed Ins Workshop stationary machinery,
&c Ut The mlAny There, and we're only prsvsnsea
iom further operations BY tns CALAMITY OF company
VI Unlon uJop uIasr Captain Fisuer, who barrAsssd
chem considerably, making the cary departure OF the
en-, mJ sxptd en, cAIy in vIss OF NE danger oil
rapia COL c,niTAtIon VI Noops By Generals sheridan
ana Kslty " cIt them n.
Toe leDsi1 vent s-ip southslstsrly direction whom
they Is!t, moving uIn haste.
Toe railroad rack sAs in no wise IL jaf d. and the
conmun. Q Iuon bsINeen Baltimore ana wheeling re-
ans uninssnupIsd- Tns trsshI and passenger uaiDs
20 out - usuAL -..-...
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WANTED To PURCHAsE.
A kEGRO Boy accustomed to waiting

IA table aud general house work.
Also, NEGa0 WOMAN, hrst Ok washer and irope.
and well recommended VIII child % esht
twelve preferred Any having nesroes on
this description 10 DISPOSE 81 pIysty puFchs,er by
Cropping note In tie Oily Post 0es addfest 70 Box ioeqs
Ststig aps end plsas Coz % interview, dtS-ais'
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY
u leo %. Mourrlpg Prints,
eases Bleaehed Donesics,
10 bIles Cotton Yarn,
leo pas. Ladies s-d Misses Boetes,
: ps Greg 0sssinersa
3 m. HeYa W

"A onDIHYsIClAHs viii be held the Mayors Once ~
Hall, on SATURDAY, December 81 al s'slok r. NJ Vh .he
from the COMMITTEES The fsg OF Tsss will be sabnii
ted. nf0-lls
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-12-03

N Fer Gsls By -
da1-lt RfoKBs WILLIAMSON SCo.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-15
HOLIDAY PRESENTS F.!
MAGIC TINE OBSERVERS.


B.inc Hunting or Open Face or L0dy's OF
Gentleman's Watch Combined, with Patent
Self. Winding improvement, most Pleas
;ag Novelty.
one Of the pre.test convenient and decidedly the
bs and cheapest time piece for general and reaoe use
ever offered lthas within and connected with Its ma
chiuery winding attachment rendernga ksy en-
t,rrv is Watch are composed OF
tvo metals the outer being line 10 carat gold mas
che Improved ruby and
a. ,ccursts time piece. Price, superbiy engraved per
sase Of half Dozen $780, Sample Watches IN neat mo-
rocco boxes, &35.
SILVER WATCHES!
First Clas. Hunting Timepieces for accuracy
sfmovenent, beauty Of MATERIAL and, abore
I'll oheapness, IN price, these ,ratehes must
insure universal appreciation.
An imitation 30 faultless that hardly be detected
BY the most experienced judges The material being o.
txo metals the outer one first quality Sterling Silver
vine the inner one Is German Silver cannot be recog
nIed by cutting heavy engraving making ~ NOT only
in but in durability the best resemblance OF
SOLID sTERLING SILVER In existence.
these Watchesin the army source 0! enor
NOUS profit ang they readily do at $2o ana
upwards Many hundred dollars be made in single
nay day by any ofordinary business tact
~AT WHOLESALE ONLy! In heavy huntug cases
beautifully engraved white enamel dial and fancy cut
hands, in good running order by the haI dozen, 800
Sold only BY the case Of six! @ss -.
Upon receipt OF dollars guarantee o. good fath
will send to any part Of the loyal
buyers against fraud giving them their before pay
usat u required. Send orders 10 the sole importer
0AlUs WHEATON, No ~ JewelerS Exchange.
Or. ovztlsnd 81. sad Broadway, New Y0T.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-15
We also keep \ largo assortment o. -

We also keep = large assortment OF
1rERESCOPES g. STERESOfIC
VIEWS.
Oar Catalogue of these will be sent 10
any address on receipt OF Stamp
E.&H,T. ANTHONY,
usnafaetur,, Of Photographic Mner"''
sou BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Fri.nds.or relatives of prominent military
,.,an viii confer favor by sending MS their
likeness to copy. They will be kept care
;ully and returned uninjured.
Fine Albums Made to Order Congregations
10 present to their Pastor, or for other purposes
xith suitable inscriptions, sc. n42mo
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-15
BALMORAL SKIRTS.

By the cord IL every pattern imaginable and any price
them would make for fBashful Lover to give to his
You'd take It girls wouldn't you! {Our Ed says you
WILL every time Speaking Of B,nor.l skirts makes US
Just received and sole agents for Of the lar
gcst in the United States and selling them
at Manufacturers prices, competition Is perfectly mpos
siie.
IKE to tell YOU but our space in this Handful will not ap
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
All Of which in the linen Department such as Beached
and Brown Table Linens, in all grades, DoyIes Crash
es, Napkins, Huck abacks of every Wind. We Import
ourselves direct from the consequently
AFFORD to sell them at Retail at the Jobbers price,
Now few words to thu MEN FOLKS and will leave you
GENTLEMEN We invite your attention
~ to the following list as part of our i'm
mence Stock
Our Cloth Department is full Of Bargains
Beavers-Trench, English and German-bought whom
gold wa, down Brosdclo,hsmAmcan ans french very
satnes, Union Cassmeres Melton and French Casmere
Tweeds, all wool and part cotton. Kentucky Jeans
FLED on any Of them.
In Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
we can g,ve Bargains that ,ciH astonish
any one.
Hats, Caps and Fur Goodsin endless variety,
Must be Sold IN Thirty Days.
IN DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS, We have good a.
sortment Of all kinds and as they were bought early IN
the before the advance they and will be sold
for than they worth in New York. In fact
Ladies and Gentlemen, We have LARGE and CHOICE
srOK OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Silks, En-
broiderics
And Fine Fancy Goods, Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, &C.,
And we will strive convince you ALL If you will can
at the onion store directly opposite the Western House
that ours is the placeto buy GOOD GOODS, and buy
them cheap.
p. S.-H. A. Howe, the Apple-Tr Man, and ED. D.
they most cordially Invite all their old friends and custom.
ers to give them = call. "-
Come one come ALL and be convinced that We mean
what say and say what mean are hound that
no one shall leave US dissatisfied.
I'm UNION THERE IL STRENGTH"
We arc, Ladies and Gentlemen, Very Truly YNv s9vsnSs
JAMES WILEY e. co. #t
p7vsy1l Mcarcgdr, Iowa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-15
E,&ll. T. ANTHONY.
u.,a sas,srt. CT Photographic Materials,
sol BROADWAY. n. Y.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

Cur Catalogue now embraces considerably
o,ar Four Thousand different suhJects 10
which additions arc continually beng maoel
- Portraits of Eminent Americans, etc; VIZ
- ,fa;or-G<.eral., s25 Statesman,
10s Br,s.-Gsnsra!s, ~ D'o,n"'
$50 Eclonss lls d"moH,
"a LIEUT. Colon,ls, | 80 Artis's,
2O7 Oder Okctrs, liz Mage:
80 Navy OHens, 10 PROM M ~ Sm'"
l.7 Prominent Foreign Portraits.
,pocopIrs OF WORKS or ART,
j. GLIDING reproductions of the most cei'bra.-
ID Ervraving., Painting. Statue, SC. Cat
.lo,rcs .cnt On receip. Of stamp. An order
CIR On, Dozen PICTURES from oar Gaia,
Ia,n. will be filed on receipt OF $3.50, and
ssnt Nv mail free.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-15
pIyOTOGRAPHIC ALB UMS

Ofthese We manufacture great 1arle,y'
ranging in price from SO cents 70 60" e"en
.un.r;or ia beauty nd durability to any Others.
To an, 'ler kind. can be sent safely by mail
ut = hostage of six cents per doz.
Tho nors expensive can be sent BY eSpras''
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-15

FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
Simple in construction, durable in all their
parts, and readily understood They have
certainty Of stitch on all kinds Of fabric and
are adapted to wide range Of work with
out change or adjustment. Using all kinds
of Thread. Will Hem, Fell, Bind Gather,
Braid. Tuck. Quilt Cord. and in fact do ali
kinds of work required by Families or
Manufacturers. They make the 1nterlock
Shuttle Stitch, which cannot be excclled for
frmness elasticity, durability and elegance
of fini h.
THEY HAVE arcEivED THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
in every instance where they have been OK
hibited in competition with other standard
Machines. We invite all persons in search
ef an instrumental execute any kink Of Sew.
ing now done by Machinery, to inspect them
and make sire they secure the best, by proving
the Weed before purchasing The Company
being duly licensed tho Machines are Pro-
tected against intringements Or litigation.
~ Persons at distance can order by mail
with perfect confidence that the Machine
will reach them safely, and that they will
be able to manage it to their entire satisfac.
ton, with no other aid than tho printed in.
structions accompanying each Machine
Every explanation will be cheerfully given
to all, whether they wish to purchase or not,
Descriptive Circulars, together with Speci-
mems Of Work, will be furnished to all who
des re them by mail or otherwise.
To- Reliable agents Wanted, iu all local
tiles in the United States, Canadas, British
Provinces, Cuba, Mexico, Central and South
America West India Islands and tho BAHIA
ma Islands, to whom we offer great induce
ments. Energetic mon will find it q paying
business, as reliable Sewing Machines have
become necessity in every family. We
manufacture great variety Of styles, from
which we give few prices NO. e. Family,
$50 No. 2, Extra, $50; No. :, Half Case,
sos and $75; No. , 4 4, Manufacturing.
SIS and SIS. "'3l n4sv4y1
wsRD sawSs MACHINE &C. ,,5es 1rrs;~T 7.
iDo~ 0$l PeA omes
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-15


Many Disease
:. - .
MANY Chronic diseases incidental to the
human family and even such as have here
tofore beon considered incurable by the mod
ical faculty of the world, arc skillfully treat
al with distin guished success by DIR. WIN.
HUNTER, DIX. JAMES HUNTER, and DIR.
HANS v IN BADEN, of Ls;psic, Germany
Thsue three scientific Physicians and Sur
Rooms hav, been engaged in their profession
Tar upwards of forty : cars. They especially
osll tho attention Of the afflicted to tho follow.
NJ naned diseases:
Coughs, Colds, Group. Consumption
And the most distressing of all diseases, the
x.,Ima or Phthisic and nil other complaints
- Tho mouth, threat, lungs heart. Also dis
500. Of the stomach, liver, kidneys, spleen,
Nader an d bowels, such as dyspepsia, which
Il verv distressing complaint, diarrhea, dys-
Dntarv eousumption or continued cestiveness.
Thi. latter disease most always pre-inducss
PILES AND FISTULA!
(which il treated with marked success with
NV r..ort;nr to cutting with the knife. The
80. ora often diseased and neuralig'a,
,Sau,nat.n, gout and paralysis are Distress
g.. ,,nl,ints. Also all female complaints
s sh -. Weakness. debility, and diseases of
49, ron,b ali cured without cutting with
the knife. s;vo.,o
,-h;ch has hitherto baf1lcd the skill OF the
erud;ta and learned doctors OF the wofiu.
Tb;s NJ snst, GUS hydra must now bow Its mead:
+or it can be cured All tumors wins, ulcers,
az old sores, hip diseases, white sweilings,
olnb feet alike can be cured without cutting
with tho kuiis.
DISEASES OF THE EYES!
Such u.,.shrymal, fstula, strabismas or
cross eyes black or white spots on inc eye
bah, sore eyes, blindness ana CATARACT. "a
large asto-tmsns OF arsihc'al eyes, P'i'e.''S
natural
All Diseases Of the Ears
s,sh AS roaring or buzzing sounds Often
m,s discharge, and deafness. The Doe11r
l.s ,T,hes and ear drums and oracleS OF all
SIS. and descriptions, which restore very
psrfect to those who are deaf.
Poraon, writing will enclose ten cents;
write With your full name, town county ana
s..;a Your letters will be promptly answer
cd. Be- a, particular AS you can IN giving"
Yu,l history sf your disease. Address o,r
o.. HUNTER, or DR.. Won bADEN,
Box eo7s, Post Office.
H.ar, frons 4 Mto sP M. once no sl'
ia 0n
ti;"';. n5lvAyl.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-15
The Weed Sewing Machine
Company,
enc D~o,1-,u NJ y

the most perfect Machine for
Sewing, of all kind, aver presented to tho
American public, and challenge comparison
with any Sewing Machine made in tho
United States.
The Weed Maehines, with oil their valn
able improvements. entirely overcome all
They are
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-15
TO TIVE LADIES' 0FAMEaj ca

~ nc EAVv.'o UfHMAHs "a
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS. J~
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
rnEekEArEEMALER ExE2r,
Lyons PERIODICAL DROPS t-t
LYONS PkHIOIICAL DROPS
KHEBETrRR THANP11Ls!
ARE BETTER THAN pILis!.
Lyons Periodical Drops are
THE ONLY FLUID PREPARATION gt 6
TIE ONLY FLUID PREpARATICx
ever brought before the public, aad durstsc sad r
ehc for esulartes, challenges the world to prednce
eqnsl; tasy are, in the most obstins.s cases, .sE
Reliable, and Sure to dc Gpod!
Reliable, and .Sure to do Good
lind Cannot do Harm, 's1&
And Cannot d0 Harm, 80 lSt
1.-THE Directions arc AAheress to-
little Directions are Aahsre<!to!
Safe at All Times!
Safe at AU Times! -....s
except when expressly ferata.nsn II. air.etsn. whe.
are wrapped around each bute, and havsshs siHsn s.;
nature Of DR.. JNO l.. LYON upon them.
None Others are Genuine
None Offers are Genuiss!
FBe,rdre If Cyuntertehs!
Be,oare Of Counterfeits
They cure all those Ills which N. female system i gus
jeed With dispatch and degree Of certainty which moth
log but scientifically compounded au!d prspara'i 'o~la
Use no Other!
Use no Other!
For my Drops before m. world the Plus ultra
aud bladder Lsucoreah Prolsspsus and ths mild bu, pos
tive correction Of oil Irregularities
DO Not Be Imposed upon.
Do Not BE Imposed Upon!
by hos. who hav. other which they dss
Drops and Who recommend their nostrurs thus -
is worthless ana inefficient But when he Druggist yau
you or che enclose one Dollar to n. Nearest general
wholesale agent, who will return you bottle by gsturs
You viii thus save yourselves trouble and obtain cello.
from the greatest Female Regulator Il the Nnetsesa Cer
Over Bottles ofthls Asve been sold w!.s
in the Las. 81, 81. asn,h. and every LADY TIA. b: us
them but ior tne nature q .'s cure would csn us
Dollar mase the experiment and iAppsA those Of
your .ss Who are sui. yes waste ava. ~hens
Prepared solely BY IA. Jno. L. Lyos Practising rhyas
ian, ris&- IA III 1&fls @sJ.4
c. q. CLARK 4 CO.
ead Cdr "'o-': n. DI ,.,.s' g.,s-
s'ssaai Agent. for United ssasss md canaes..A
AZ Wholesale, by ~
LORD 1 SMITH, WholssAls Dsvs1ias,, :. 4
- LaAA osrsA&, CAisaes. ~ =
E'LANDERs HOUSE.
@12 f4aa1 gGuCy 5Ea IawuaF
Corner Of Main asa! Fourth Stress,
McGREGoR,. -, $3.50, IOWA. su Il
e., H. Hat agrs,sFrafrietoy
1 S;aSss 3osT P:,":a : ssas
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THE MODEL SEWING Ma
CHINE!

THE CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD!
BBDAD3.M yFUM {D.MSU I!
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
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Gen. Price.
HRap.OrAR1grs DEPARTMENT OF ARkAysAA 40.
AA'1N- " A"''',, ,,--.- = TrI, oSsh iesA


LITTLE ROCK, AkK.. July 2Oth. lsSh.
GENERAL Orders, No. Sal. We are again
csled upon to mourn for one Of our most gallant sno
distinguished officers the hieh'toned. tho eA'Air00'
Brig. Ger. y a. Rice. -
iio isd at his home IN Iowa the 9Th OF July ins.
after suffering from wound received III inc
battle Of jenkins Ferry, where his noble bearing esied
forth universal s.stinent OF sdTorson IRON lhose
who eooperatsd with him ON that bloody fed.
He commanded brigade at tho battle OF Helena, on
the 4h OF Jnly 1863 where he rst exhibited bis quail
tics ~ sn officer ard served with the Army OF Arkan'
sas from its interoepsion until after hs received the
fatal wound.
II. was wounded st the battle OF Little Missouri and
distinguished himself In every engagement during the
cznpsign.
When Lo entered the army he devoted bis tmc and
energies tho Hilary profession, always actiug hon.
eftly and independently for tho good of our common
cause Seldom has any man. In 90 short period, ac'
CURED good knowledge u the profession OF arms as
did Con R;os. He no. only UNDERWOOD principles but
40 Knew low 10 apply thsm.
The termination II tbs brief bat brilliant military ca
roer and sarrhly solonrn ut the same time, al cast
q gloom tina whole army. and leave that sorrow
Ia the hearts OF his friends which kIows no end.
H. On the next day after the receipt OF this order 81
each Mi,arypost within this Department. the Flag VIII
hs displayed at hal. mast hon sunrise until sunset. And
this Post hslfhour gnns viii be fred fror the prnet
pal Tort during tho sams time.
The coors Of several regiments OF Rtces Brfgaie
viii be drspei Ia mourning for period Of thirty days
LY oRpKB OF MAj.-GEN. i. sfEELY
W. ID. GgKgs. Ass1a ~. deA
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CITY GOvERN9IBNF.
Hoard Of Aldermen.

Hoard Of Aldermen.
orrIcAi-l SPECIAL sESsion Monday Aul 10 isS&
o'clock Pm.
Tho Board ne, pursuant to the following call;
Ezwyork, Aus is. 1914
praR SIN You viii pssss notify tho nsmhsp Of the Beard
OF Aldermen TO meal SPECIAL beson lhursasy tho ish
met, o, O'Clock ~, IN tho CaAnbsr In the Cty Hal,
tho purpo,e Of trsoac.ins zach buncs may eone
beof. tbe Beard. , 49,.
gErEh AAbfcRsOg. Alderman Thirtssnh Di<nrA
JOrN 20 ALsfmas first Dl,lnQt
JOHN .. HENRY Alderman Third District.
q A. JEREMIAH, Alderman Tenth District
JOHN HARDY, Alderman Eleventh District
JAS. HcNAHOS, foprh District
JOSEPH SHANNON. Alderman Sixth Dis,bcA
BERNARD NELLY, Alderman Twelfth pistrict
JACOB 81 LOSO, Alderman Seventeenth Dsfict
CHARLES J. CHIP, A.icnnsn seventh District
PEYgR EcnEi0hr, Alderman Eigllh DistrSct
Pre.cnt-sijofmep fos. NfNslnn Shannon, Chisp,
jeremiah h,rsrsoH. Otiivsl, Loss-s. 49,,
Tka PrcdsD< being ah,on o. ro.ce molten Of Aosr'
nan JeTouliah AdeIinsn Chip called 20 the chair
In. roll h.yins ss oilHs ard quorum poi appearing ne
Pr.ir.t NJ tera announced tie Boefl adjourned With
Gsy. ID. t. NALhHIINE Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

The Acting Secretary Of the Treasury, Issued
notice calling the attention Of Collectors end Others
TO certain provisions Of tho law regarding protests
which contains tho following, "No prote1 can DO
received By Collector, II not mads according TO-
and within tho time prescribed BY this act q. @.
within 10 days after hquidation) and no APPEAL Will
be entertained at this department, unless made in
accordance With the provisions Of this act" The
app,ai must 10 made within 30 days after hquids-
tlon.)
II ia believed that tho sums TO be received BY the
Government, and under the operation OF tho Tax
and TariG laws, vii bs ycgy l@ge. It Is manifest
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Tur Yors os CoNsllrur1oxAL ANENpxHN1s X

RHODE isLAND.-Tho vote upon the proposed am
endments To the constitution Of the State yester-
day was very light. There was no particular inter
est manifested at the polls either for against the
proposition, and aged and infrm voters who came
out to vote did so at their own cost and charges
We have not tho full returns of the State but the
figures that have come to hand from various towns
indicate that the amendment 10 allow soldiers TO
vote has been approved BY the constitutional ma
lority The amendments to extend suffrage 70
naturaizsd citizens who have served In the war and
to sboli,h the registry tax are in doubt. Our i'm
preston is that they are not approved. The city Of
Providence gave moro than threc-hfths vote not
Ali the amendments. Providence Journal, Aug. 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20
amnseMenis.
WINTER GARDEN,
w A CONsERyATORY OF AFT.
D.rstsl 10 tn, production q.
TKAokpE


IN ne o p>r,s. FORM ard esr-ci,iy 10 the csurs OF
An AMERICAN phAdA,
WIN opez on -.... .,, .
THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST TO-
Under tue risnAgeuIenG % M. w. STUART
Tits es,selshment has during the pest two months usder
gone alton and repair nn toe direction OF
M..sra Ganhr.l n Post, architects Of this city. =.
The hons, Ia, beer reprinted and the eItensf oooy ana
interior circle. hsvo ssssn newly decorated by NJ j. y
MJR, and he s~<srun beau God BY pistures illustrative
Of ,cescs Ia The ply, Of SHAkSPEARE from designs OF
tLal eIquisi,e srt.t Mr.. JOHN LArARGE. The hes're
chgirs placed in tbe og.he many Improvements made In
STAGE modes 81 heating md ventilation, shd NO care %
Expenditure spared render tho house proti eoHie ana
beautiful In attire.
The ht ri1ht weoks VIII he devoted 10 comedy, and NJ
Stuart has IlsssIrs In announcing thai
MR. JOHN. ) CLARKE,
pronounced bv ID. cultivated erei gre.'es
comic ors Will appear nightly IA raroty Of his humorous
cAsracer hi sNore oil Plays rdnsIy new oh"s comm
CAPITAL cOnEDlEs
INTERESTING DRAMAS
AND LAUGHAELE FARCyS
THIS EVENING. AND EVERY EVENING,
The docri viii opsp u and rr,fjrmnnce commence
o'ciock with the vrging comedy IN three acts entitled
EVERY BUDrS kklfSD,
with the following dis rbu,ion OF ehIaetsrs;
MAJOR de Boo,s air J. =; 1ks
bedrock ........................M1 A. Ii. DAVENPORT
Feathery {. WALCUt JE
Fhst sppearunae-n twelve months . . ,,,.,,
Mrs Fsslherly. = CHAkFkAu
Mira svsndowh.. 'his otbLLi nno"N
Her tfst appearance q this theatre 80 ,,
hrA DE bOots. 'h'ss ." SN@~S
hns. Which Bn,sstens's grsG, Fsrcs o.
kOISH DIAMOND,
Mr. J. s. CLARKE COUSIN JOE.
nr,. szDLEr BROWN ~ MARoESr