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A NEW EXHIBITION BOOK.-Toachers
II Of Sabbath and Dsy.schoo have long been a1iousy
SookiDg something and ofgis ia the way - and
pthy eItces Or their weekly exercises and annual eIhbi
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EXHIBITION BOOK, for Sabbath and Day-Schools The
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Gales bp Anrtion.

A j. BLEECKER, SON e. CO.-TTTPSs
IA DAY January IS. Soe
Al 70 O'clock at the Exchange solesrocm No III
EXECUTORS SALE OF LEAsEHOLD PROpp pTvs Y:
HUDSON-ST. ~
The 2story brick front House, No. 80 Hudson. s,t d.
between King and Houstons's Lot 25I0o Is on snss "a
Trinity Church till Apr 1906 OF ounJ rent first year
balance $500 per annGm. Tho premises arc H.. n,
years. The building belongs the purchaser al thr
Cedar-st. ' ~'~ u
BY order Of JOHN sEyToy
JOHN HAYES
Executors Of the estate of
Martin D. Macns,r.v.
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C.rtia,si< ofihe Clerk Of - Bsnes cou1 OF thited
site District Attorney.
Riiere ugst conform afr 20 TIE above form OF proposal
or their bid vii be rrjecicd.
An osih L. the United states Oosenfaent II vsi
necessarily aaroiaVsuy lie hid
Bd3ers nay be pescnln peFson when Tie proposals
op>nrd.
The cont wi be awarded 10 NJ loves. Responsible party
or pa-s who w b. duly notified by mai otherwise that
the. bid T. s.cept.d gni they viii 1mcdiaoy proceed 10
contract, under bonds 10 The amount u f5VVD
Bonds 90 BE- I1oTefiy certified 20.
Tie Pos Onc sdcs u the psr,!c, propoug mas, be dis
tilc,ly written upon he Pf0po,aL
Pfoposs uu.i lddrosscd 70 Henry johnson, " 8. X
T. s. 4 snd Acting Hedcai ParY-yol, Washington, d. c.
and msTs0i PTopcsal fof Ice
Medical furvryor g. lusc!te rgl 10 eject
any OF al bids deemed unsrifaule.
HENRY JOHNSON.
y. n. 4. $. 4, sut ACTING Medii u Pgrveyor.
BP tinted forms Of above Proposals. DO tad By sp-
plraiior 70 tbs Office.
fafafmlon tle Location. capacity, and sbout tho
Of Ice required by lie hospitals VII be given by spp
cation Med cal Director 81 each ~ these Departnsn
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MdsiraI 1nstrnments.

At HORACE WATERS, No. All Broad
~ 'Way-pIANOs NELODEONS, HARMONIOUS and
MI! kL INSTRUMENTS 81 every description, Of the very
bow cash prices The Wuiers Pianos and Meodeons
arr made of the very best ater Warranted for ve years
I'd guaranteed 90 give eurc acton New aud second
aand Pianos Meodeon- and Cabinet Organs monthly
pa received fcF the lag assortment Of second
hand Pianos very Pianos aud Nolodeons tuned,
paired, moved boxed sud shipped
HORACE WATERS, Agent No. al Broadway.
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Corporation Notices.
OYrICz or THE CosnIssIosyR oY TAIEs LSp)
AssEfssEsTs, No. % Chambers st., :

NEw YoRK Jan. 0, 1854 }
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Notice is
u hereby given that tho ASSESSMENT ROLLS Of the
REAL and PERSONAL ESTATE 81 the City and County Of
Newly orb for the 1884 VIII open for inspection and
view from aid alter MONDAY Jan. H. 1894 and will remain
open III the 5J ay Of Ap, 1854 Tor the correction of
aud tie equalization Of the II the aforesaid
Real aud Personal Estate Of tho City and County Of New
OK All persons believing themselves be- ksgrieyei must
make Hpp alton 10 tho Commissioners during tho period
above mentioned. IN order 20 obtain relief provided by
Tie Act OF 1853 provides that Dulus the tne tho boOl
sha be 10 public inspection hrrenbeiorc provided
application may De- made by any peron considering himself
a.rieged tho valuation Of his personal
tate to have the Corrected such apr alton b. made
ia relation 20 the asseei valuation OF tho real cstaie
be made IN WHITING stating the Ound Of obeoion thereto
md tereuppn tie Commissioners shall examine into the
plant and Al la tbe judgment the IL enoneouf
hey shall cause the same to be corrected II such application
b. nede Ia relation To The rsssssed Of personal estate.
The applicant shall e Examined under ~ the said Com
missioner, who shul be- authorized g. adnnio such oath
any 81 them aud IT, m bis their Judgment the nssees
neni 10 erroneous, they ssi be corrected
und ia the amount Of such a. they believe 20
he iut and deciuTe their decision thereon within thirty days
after such application ha lave been uade b. hem. No fe
dcton ai be made by the Board Of supr,.or Of any
csanen. on real and personal estate imposed under th act
unless It shall appear under oath s nation the party
aesoyed was unable TO attend within the period pro-cb,d
for HE correction Of by OF sei
from tic city. A. J. WILLIAMSON, Commis sionsrs
i. w. ALLEN of Taxes and
J. W. BROWN \ Assessments
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u7UP THRBE NEW wAR-ROOKS.

fE Vft IIINilIl INV IN ~ -. a
TIE COLOR GUARD; heiug Corporais Notes o.
titssrv service he Nine zenith Army torps hY w" o'
q X HosNvn who olunte, red Private W The Fury
sni Mas.sch cseta cud norsn the cauPasn' ZINC
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c7ou bte6iy the most rQnsn sud read hie sketch eve
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slis story." says TIE Daily Adye-tiser is wien'a
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Il SWORD"
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Gold Pen or PsnsseHg the same according 90 Gespsion
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respectively
HE SAME PENS IN sILvER-PLATED EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.
For 50 cents the Magic PEN for q ceas the Lucky Pen;
for tho Always Ready Fen for 81 - the Lesan' fsni
These are WeLFinishod Good WITHIN Gold Per', will,
rV sea s sSs ss. ss Pens Sosg y are
Hsoarranied, and, Therefore, not >1eiaHgeabte
MOTIONS WARRANTED PINS.
Tho name "A Morton" "Nnn,her" snd "ouslity" are
stamped on the following Pens tie points wprranted
for 'lr months except against ACCIDENT; ..,,...
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Long and Medium N,bs OF FL ze' l, s &c ll' MUS
Tho Long and Short NbI pointed the tednm Nb'
Broad, Cosrse Business points, 4Ae engrsys are sc'
siluiles Of the sizes snt styles.
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
For 90 rs No. Pen lot qusty; No Pen. "a ousliy.
For 81 90 No. Peo quality No. PEG, ID gatyi
For 81 ., fsn' Isl qasiyi or No. 4Pea, I'd quality;
For 81 90 No. Fen quality; oraNo5 Pen, "a quality;
ora No. Pen Sd quality.
For 81 IS No. Pea, Is qus'y' Or. No Pen "a quay
- Pen. 81. No sPea; s5aNo. 10 Penal Ia; quality
THE SAME GOLD PENS, ~ SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS.
For 81 80 No Pen Lot qa,ity; No. Pen, 81 quality
For IS No. Pen, list qsyi ora No. ZEN "a qi~iiy
ora No: PEN I'd quality =, .,
| 4 ora No. Pen 81 quality
For " 50 No. PEN Isl quality oraNo SPen Cd quality
For 500 30 Pen si quality q No. Pen. I'd qa,iiy
| For - 50 No. Pen, stqusly.
GOLD PENS, ALL FIRST QUALITY. III SILVER
MOUNTED DEsK.HOLDERs.
For 81 % No Pen; for ~ % No Peniior 81 No
For "a 90 No Pen; or So 80. PEG; aud or SIS No.
The i.t Qaality ere pointed with he very be do,mln
Points carefully sceetec and Of this quality are sot
with the slightest nnPenection which Skill and the closest
scrutiny detect.
The I'd Quality" superior to sny Pens made Oy aim
The sd Qualify he intends 81 81 equal IN respect to Dur,
bllity Elasticity and Good Whiting ouse. Ohe ouy true
eonsidsraiions any Gold Pcns made elsewhere.
IN regard the Cheap God Pens H. becseave 20 say thai
preyou. operstng his New end Pssed Machines he could
price, had the Cola been furnished .rs.uiou.ly.
Pafte ordering Sau,' N an iale,i speopy ne Nd1s'
particular 20 deseybe re Kind h,y pr,lpcheDr HVoy
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in addition 10 the pce Of goods ordered viii Guaranty tAe
| safe delivery. 80,
TO CLBs~A discount Of 10 per cent viii be allowed on
,u%' # si Of - ps5 s.n, on 80 sAa 81 " tr' CEN VI
Address, A. MORTON.
No 15 NsIDFN-lASF NkW-fORK.
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IhIARIES FCR IS64.--PhotogTaph Albums,
~ IL peuso Book, Ca1es, Daily Jo..asls, Ac., by
FRANCE & L@ttAIL. 80 8: MsjGsR Lsct.
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MEDICAL PuRvgyoR's 0YgIcE,
WAsBIsGros u. G., January 1854
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.--SEALED PRO

PROPOSALS FOR ICE.--SEALED PRO
SAILS viii be received At This Once until WEDNts-
DAY The 10Th day Of February 1854 NJ " m for furnishing
the Hospitals within 'h following Department. unts the n"
day cf Jann-ry 1865, WITH supply Of pure ICE, VIZ
Department Of the East leddquaItsrsn ~ New-foIh. 49,
department Of Ao SasquoAsnna Headquarters OF fh'S
S.'phia.
Middle Department, Headquarters :, Baltimore.
Department OF Nos,eu Virginia, teadgsaer, AZ C'tnbef
and
Department 81 Washington headquarters 81 Wsshinton
Department Of - Mays, H~ag a. Point Lookout
popsitn o. Virgins snd North Carona Hehdqua'ersa
ToIg Monroe. 80
Department q the South Headquarters At Hilton Heal
And such ot-E Hospitals ray 10 established upon 'he
Ie1as cOest.
Proposals. WI be made sccoriins To the follow ing form:
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.
tREiDYSCK AND DATnl
The undr>igned proro'e % furnish daily: oher~e
Dc rruned by Media DccioTl the best qusty 81 zee
70 such hospitals in the Department Of -, s's IN
such ouan.iirs TIE Medical Director 81 TINS ID, rHrnet
may order. ~ following price ger hundred pounds
namely: -,
Tue ,s to be sutec. tie approval Of the sorsecn IN
chsgc each hospsi who will or e correct anouA'
deiso-~d. =,
be- rsl- dgpcnte bis ccrhcd 10 Dy the
Mroi-il Director of t'is Department
- guaranty the faithful perform OF TIE above
.sgsuolt should To contact b. awarded 10 ne viii enter
nto bonds TIE o. $500 also append to the incos'd
fern of gsranv h~ u fuafsnlots certified ~ tu
clerk Dlstict Court or the United sties Ds
-5oi Attorney.
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FORM or GUARANTY.
We. - Of the County If -. snd state OF -, ard
Of the Comfy of -, and State Of -. do hereby
guarantee abb. FIJI tho contract In accordance
With tue Of bis proposition and that should his rropo
on he r.d ie viii enter into contract m
cordsncc a,n the Of aid proposition, aud pre-
pared % beeofre hissecurli.s -
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HAMMOND on NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Impotence &c, Is standard ard Indispensable GUIDE
IRlLIH foI both heis and kindred affections.
By C. y. B.sx0sp ~ u. fouD.fi. Professor Of srec,i
Anstonly the Syracuse Medical CslSe fewlers Price
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Uanis.

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l. JOB CDMPOsfrOR for hne and fancy work. 4 thor
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good HAND-PRESSMEN
w towhom permanent employment aud ID. best wages
will be given. &. A. ALyORD, No. 10 NandovNicrs,.
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WANTED--By steady Young Man, Sit
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furnished. AdJfoss w. H., Tribune Once.
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c.r.,s.sie efihe clerk Of - District Coat OF United
Site Distrie; Attorney.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-17
Letter from HAT. II. Carpenter.
MILWAUKEE. Sent. 5. 1856


Ed. SENTINEL In your paper this MORN
ing, and elsewhere, my name has been men,
toned in connection with a nomination for
Congress by the Convention to meet at Ra-
cine on the 18th inst.
1t is due to myself and to the gentlemen
who will constitute that Convention, to say
that | could not accept a nomination from
that Convention, because it might be con-
strued into an endorsement of the principles
/ do not entertain. From my earliest &C.
quaintance with public affairs to the firing
upon Fort Sumpter, was a Democrat of the
strictest sect; in full communion, in theory
and practice. When the war came without
any excuse or justification on the part of the
South, it was clear duty, as / thought to
support the administration of the Govern
ment although elected against my choice and
vote, in putting down this rebellion as sum
marily as possible. In this / was separated
from the organization of the Democratic par
ty, without, however, having changed my
views in regard to general politics. While
this war may continue, my votes and efforts
in Congress would, suppose, exactly repre-
sent the Republicans of Wisconsin because
| should support every proper measure to
strengthen the Government and weaken the
the rebellion; | would not consent to treat
with rebels, except upon the basis of uncon-
ditional submission to the authority of the
Constitution and laws; nor would 1 consent
TO an armistice, without even knowing that
rebels wish to return to obedience, which, in
the present state of affairs, could have no
effect but to aid and relieve the rebels and
weaken the Government. Rebels must sub
NIT: lie Government cannot yield.
But should peace be accomplished within
the next year, the authority of the Constitu-
ton be fully restored over all the original
territory of the Union, the rebellion hide its
head, and public affairs assume their wonted
course, might favor a line of national policy
that the Republicans might think very un-
sound; and thus be subjected to the imputa-
ton of having betrayed my constituency,
while acting conscientiously in my belief for
the public good. MATT. III. CARPENTER